Harris Aurora 5800 Installation guide

Harris
Brand
Harris
Model
Aurora 5800
Type
Installation guide

Harris Aurora 5800 is a spread spectrum digital microwave radio that provides reliable and secure wireless connectivity for various applications. With its advanced features, it offers exceptional performance and versatility in challenging environments.

The Aurora 5800 supports both T1 and E1 data interfaces, making it compatible with a wide range of communication systems. It operates in the license-free 5.8 GHz frequency band, allowing for flexible and cost-effective deployment.

This radio features robust weatherproofing, ensuring uninterrupted operation in harsh outdoor conditions. Its compact design and rack-mounting capability enable easy integration into existing infrastructure.

Harris Aurora 5800 is a spread spectrum digital microwave radio that provides reliable and secure wireless connectivity for various applications. With its advanced features, it offers exceptional performance and versatility in challenging environments.

The Aurora 5800 supports both T1 and E1 data interfaces, making it compatible with a wide range of communication systems. It operates in the license-free 5.8 GHz frequency band, allowing for flexible and cost-effective deployment.

This radio features robust weatherproofing, ensuring uninterrupted operation in harsh outdoor conditions. Its compact design and rack-mounting capability enable easy integration into existing infrastructure.

Installation Guide
Issue 1, December 1999
IGD-201627-E01
Microwave Communications Division - ISO 9001 Certified
Components
Make sure you have the following components before starting this installation procedure.
Reference Manual Software
N-type Cable
Flat-panel Antenna
(with installation instructions)
Aurora 5800 Spread Spectrum Digital Microwave Radio
Tools and test equipment you will need:
Voltmeter
T1 or E1 Test Set
Set of screwdrivers
Set of wrenches
The following are supplied with the radio:
Recommended antenna* and cable*
* optional
Includes
weatherproofing kit
CAUTION! To prevent equipment damage and
shock hazard caused by lightning, antenna
installation and the grounding system must
comply with NEC or IEC standards, and local
regulatory requirements.
NOTE: Harris
does not provide
grounding kits.
23.5 in.
23.5 in.
Prepare the radio for a rack-mounting installation.
1
Rack Installation
Rack-mounting hardware
may be moved for “forward”
or “recessed” mount.
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Set up and install the recommended antenna
according to manufacturer’s instructions.
Connect the antenna to the radio.
(The antenna weighs 11 lb (5 kg) and can be
installed by one person.)
2
Connect cable
Leave cable loose here
Secure cable
Bring cable in
at back of the radio.
to “N” connector
For a Rack Installation
For a Desktop
Installation
(do not secure).
to the rack.
from antenna.
Connect cable
from antenna.
NOTE: For a rack installation, one rack mounting
space above and one below the radio is required.
Connect power to the radio.
Connect the radio to an office AC outlet or DC
power as shown below.
3
AC power connection
Connect to
AC outlet.
DC power connection
(See below.)
FUSE
!
Ground Wire
Install a circuit
breaker or fuse.
Connect to site ground.
DO NOT connect to
electric utility ground.
Battery
21 TO 60Vdc
Positive or
Negative Ground
Copper wire only:
Minimum: #22 (0.65 mm)
BATT
Maximum: #14 (2.05 mm)
Battery wiring diagram
Fuse:
48V = 2A
24V = 4A
Connect signal (data) lines
to the radio.
4
Data IN (Tx), Data OUT (Rx).
RJ-48C standard pinout:
1(ring)/2(tip) - (Rx) input to radio
4(ring)/5(tip) - (Tx) output from
7/8 - Ground
T1=100 ohms
E1=120 ohms
Connect
balanced E1 or
T1 #1 line here.
Use shielded
pairs.
radio
Connect unbalanced
coax E1 #1 lines here.
Connect unbalanced
coax E1 #2 lines here.
Connect
balanced E1 or
T1 #2 line here.
Use shielded
pairs.
Power
switch
Turn on power to the radio.
5
Check the receive signal level (RSSI) at each end of the hop.
6
Receive signal level must be between
0 and 4.8 volts. A signal level closer to
4 volts indicates a more robust system.
Connect Voltmeter to orange (RSSI)
and black (GND) test jacks.
Check the BER performance of the hop.
7
1) Loopback the T1 (or E1) data at the far end.
2) Using a T1 (or E1) test set, send data to the far end and monitor
the BER. There should be no errors over a 15-minute period.
(See figure in box 4.)
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Harris Aurora 5800 Installation guide

Harris
Brand
Harris
Model
Aurora 5800
Type
Installation guide

Harris Aurora 5800 is a spread spectrum digital microwave radio that provides reliable and secure wireless connectivity for various applications. With its advanced features, it offers exceptional performance and versatility in challenging environments.

The Aurora 5800 supports both T1 and E1 data interfaces, making it compatible with a wide range of communication systems. It operates in the license-free 5.8 GHz frequency band, allowing for flexible and cost-effective deployment.

This radio features robust weatherproofing, ensuring uninterrupted operation in harsh outdoor conditions. Its compact design and rack-mounting capability enable easy integration into existing infrastructure.

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