Motorola ABZ89FT7632 User manual

Brand: Motorola

Model: ABZ89FT7632

Category: Networking

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

PMP 320

PMP 320 Access Network

User Guide

Issue 2

November 2009

Notices

Seeimportantregulatory,legal,andsafetynoticesinsection6onpage18.

Trademarks,ProductNames,andServiceNames

MOTOROLA,thestylizedMLogo,andallothertrademarksindicatedassuchhereinare

registeredtrademarksofMotorola,Inc.®Reg.USPat&Tm.Office.Allotherproductorservice

namesarethepropertyoftheirrespectiveowners.

©2009Motorola,Inc.Allrightsreserved

http://motorola.wirelessbroadbandsupport

TableofContents

1.0 UsingThisUserGuide ............................................................................................. 4

1.1 FINDINGTHEINFORMATIONYOUNEED ............................................................ 4

1.2 BecomingFamiliarwithThisUserGuide ............................................................ 4

1.3 SearchingThisUserGuide .................................................................................. 5

1.4 FindingParameterandFieldDefinitionsforModuleWebPages ...................... 5

1.5 NEWPRODUCTSANDFEATURESDESCRIBEDINTHISISSUE .............................. 5

1.6 NEWDESCRIPTIONSANDREVISIONSINTHISISSUE........................................... 5

1.7 PORTFOLIOOFWIRELESSBROADBANDSOLUTIONS.......................................... 5

1.8 PRODUCTSCOVEREDBYTHISUSERGUIDE ........................................................ 6

1.9 PRODUCTSNOTCOVEREDBYTHISUSERGUIDE ................................................ 6

1.10 CONVENTIONS .................................................................................................... 6

1.11 TECHNICALSUPPORT .......................................................................................... 7

1.12 FEEDBACKONDOCUMENTATION ...................................................................... 8

2 ProductDescription .................................................................................................... 9

2.1 AccessPoint(AP)............................................................................................... 11

2.2 SubscriberModule(SM) ................................................................................... 14

2.3 INSTALLINGTHEAP........................................................................................... 15

3 Regulatory,Legal,andSafetyNotices ...................................................................... 19

3.1 IMPORTANTNOTEONMODIFICATIONS .......................................................... 19

3.2 NATIONALANDREGIONALREGULATORYNOTICES.......................................... 19

3.3 RFEXPOSURESEPARATIONDISTANCES............................................................ 23

3.4 LEGALNOTICES ................................................................................................. 25

3.5 LIMITOFLIABILITY ............................................................................................ 27

4 CheckingSoftwareVersion ....................................................................................... 28

4.1 LogintotheAPGUIusingthefollowingprocedure ......................................... 28

4.2 CheckthecurrentrunningversionoftheAP ................................................... 28

4.3 CheckthecurrentrunningversionofsoftwareontheCPE ............................. 28

4.4 UpgradingtothelatestSoftwareRevisionontheAccessPointandtheCPE.. 30

5 UserAccountOverview ............................................................................................ 40

5.1 APUserAccounts.............................................................................................. 40

5.2 CPEUserAccounts ............................................................................................ 41

6 IPConfiguration ........................................................................................................ 43

6.1 IPOverview ....................................................................................................... 43

6.2 KeyIPguidelines ............................................................................................... 43

6.3 ConfiguringAPIPSettings................................................................................. 44

6.4 ConfiguretheCPEIPSettings ........................................................................... 45

7 RFParameterConfiguration ..................................................................................... 48

7.1 APRFParameterConfiguration(WiMAXCapabilities)..................................... 48

7.2 APRFParameterConfiguration(Radio) ........................................................... 48

7.3 APRFParameterConfiguration(Mode)........................................................... 49

8 CPERFParameterConfiguration .............................................................................. 50

8.1 CPEFrequencyandChannelbandwidthConfiguration.................................... 50

9 AuthenticationConfiguration ................................................................................... 52

9.1 APAuthenticationParameterConfiguration.................................................... 52

9.2 AAAAuthenticationConfiguration ................................................................... 52

9.3 Aradialserverinstallation(RefertoAppendixAforinitialsteps) .................... 53

9.4 AddaNAS.......................................................................................................... 54

9.5 AddaGROUP .................................................................................................... 56

9.6 AddaUSER........................................................................................................ 58

9.7 VerificationofAAAconfiguration..................................................................... 61

9.8 SettingupCPEforAuthentication .................................................................... 61

10 QualityofServiceConfiguration........................................................................... 63

10.1 Briefoverviewofthequalityofservicesection ............................................... 63

10.2 QoSprofilecreation.......................................................................................... 63

10.3 Classificationprofilecreation: .......................................................................... 65

10.4 Serviceflowcreation: ....................................................................................... 66

11 AppendixA–AAAServerInstallation................................................................... 68

12 AppendixB–Troubleshooting.............................................................................. 70

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1.0 UsingThisUserGuide

Theaudienceforthisdocumentincludesnetworkplanners,systemoperators,

networkadministrators,andequipmentinstallers.

1.1 FINDINGTHEINFORMATIONYOUNEED

1.2 BecomingFamiliarwithThisUserGuide

TheTableofContentsprovidesnotonlyasequentialindexoftopicsbutalsoavisual

glanceattheorganizationoftopicsinthisguide.AfewminutesspentwiththeTableof

Contentsineitherthepaperortheelectronicversionofthisguidecansavemuchmore

timeinfindinginformationnowandinthefuture.TheListofProceduresmaybe

especiallyusefulinthepaperversionofthisguide,particularlywhereyoumarkthose

proceduresthatyouwishtofrequentlysee.

Incontrast,theListofFiguresandListofTablesaremostusefulforautomatedsearches

onkeywordsintheelectronicversionofthisguide.Ifamatchispresent,thematchis

thefirstinstancethatthesearchfinds.



QuickReference

Thisuserguidecomprisessixsections,asdescribedinTable1.

Section Purpose

GuidetoThisUser

Guide

(thissection)

Identifies

productscoveredbythisuserguide.

productscoveredbytheirownseparateuserguides.

howthisuserguideisorganized.

wheretofindmodulewebpagesandparameterdescriptions.

whatthevarioustypefacesandadmonitionsindicate.

howtocontactMotorola.

ProductDescription Provides

referencestoRFandnetworkingtheory.

overviewsandcomparisonsofproductsandhowthey

communicate.

descriptionsofdatahandlingandsynchronization.

areviewofoptionalfeatures.resourcesfordeveloping

familiarityandproficiencies



Planning Providesessentialinformationfor

evaluatinganareaforanetwork.

specifyingtheIPaddressesandfrequenciestouse.

Configuration Providesguidancefor

expandingnetworkcoverage.

improvingthesecurityofwirelesslinks.

distributingbandwidthresources

monitoringandchangingvariablesthroughSNMP.



Installation Providessystematicapproachesfor

avoidinghazardsfromRFandnaturalcauses.

testing,storing,anddeployingequipment.

Reference

Information

Providessupplementalinformationsuchas

authorizations,approvals,andnotices.

abibliographyofadjunctiveinformationsources.

ahistoryofchangesindocumentation.

Glossary Definestermsandconceptsthatareusedinthisuserguide

1.3 SearchingThisUserGuide

Tosearchthisdocumentandthesoftwarereleasenotesofsupportedreleases,lookin

theTableofContentsforthetopicandintheAdobeReader®searchcapabilityfor

keywordsthatapply.1Thesesearchesaremosteffectivewhenyoubeginthesearch

fromthecoverpagebecausethefirstmatchesmaybeintitlesofsections,figures,

tables,orprocedures.

1.4 FindingParameterandFieldDefinitionsforModuleWebPages

Becausethisuserguideissequentiallyarrangedtosupporttasks,andvarioustasks

requiredifferentsettingsandreadings,parameterandfielddefinitionsarescattered

accordingtothetasksthattheysupport.

1.5 NEWPRODUCTSANDFEATURESDESCRIBEDINTHISISSUE

Thissectionisaplaceholderwhereothernewdescriptions,aswellsasclarificationsand

corrections,willbelistedinfutureissues.

1.6 NEWDESCRIPTIONSANDREVISIONSINTHISISSUE

Thissectionisaplaceholderwhereothernewdescriptions,aswellsasclarificationsand

corrections,willbelistedinfutureissues.

1.7 PORTFOLIOOFWIRELESSBROADBANDSOLUTIONS

TheMotorolaportfolioofwirelessbroadbandsolutionsprovidesarangeofflexible,

interworkable,products



−licensed802.16epoint‐to‐multipointsolutions(PMP320)

−unlicensedpoint‐to‐multipointsolutions(PMP100,PMP400)

−point‐to‐pointsolutions

−EnterpriseWirelessLAN(WLAN)solutions

‐ Mesh,includingtheMOTOMESHseriesofproducts

‐ WirelessManager,anetworkmanagercapableofmanagingmanyofthese

elements

1.8 PRODUCTSCOVEREDBYTHISUSERGUIDE

Thisuserguidedescribesplanning,configuration,installation,andoperationoftheCAP

320(theAccessPointmemberofthePMP320family)andalsoincludesinformationto

helptheoperatorplananddeployaPMP320accessnetwork.

1.9 PRODUCTSNOTCOVEREDBYTHISUSERGUIDE

RelatedPMP320AccessNetworkdeviceshavetheirownuserguides:CSM320,the

ClusterManagementModule4(CMM4),NetworkUpdaterTool(CNUT),andWireless

Manager(WM).

1.10 CONVENTIONS

Thisdocumentemploysdistinctivefontstoindicatethetypeofinformation,as

describedinTable

1.11 TECHNICALSUPPORT

Hereistheescalationpathforresolutionofaproblem:

1.Checkthisuserguide

2.ConsidercheckingtheCommunityForumandKnowledgeBaseat

http://motorola.wirelessbroadbandsupport.com/support/community.

3.Escalatetheproblemtoyoursupplierorreseller.

4.EscalatetheproblemtoCanopyTechnicalSupportorotherdesignatedTier3

technicalsupport:

U.S. and Canada Email: technical-support@canopywireless.com

1‐866‐961‐9288

LatinandCentralAmericaEmail:technical‐[email protected]

Argentina0800‐666‐2789

Brazil0800‐891‐4360

Columbia01‐800‐912‐0557

Mexico001‐800‐942‐7721

Peru0800‐70‐086

Allothercountries+420533336946

Europe,MiddleEast,Email:[email protected]

andAfricaDenmark043682114

France0157323434

Germany06950070204

Italy0291483230

Lithuania880030828

Netherlands0202061404

Norway24159815

Portugal0217616160

Spain0912754787

Russia81080022841044

SaudiArabia8008445345

SouthAfrica0800981900

UnitedKingdom02030277499

AsiaPacificEmail:[email protected]

+6048503854(9am‐5pmMalaysiaTime)

+420533336946(outsidehours)

Whenyou

sende‐mailorcall,pleaseinclude,asappropriate,softwarereleaseoneachmodule,

IPaddresses,MACaddresses,andfeaturesenabled.

1.12 FEEDBACKONDOCUMENTATION

Isthisdocumentaccurate,complete,andclear?Howcanitbeimproved?Sendyourfeedbackon

documentationtotechnical‐documentatio[email protected].

Issue

2 ProductDescription

APMP320AccessNetworkprovidesalowcostpoint‐to‐multipointbroadband

infrastructureoptimizedforfixedoutdoorapplications.Theaccesspointisan802.16e

microbasestationwithWiMAXCPEinteroperability.Thesystemoffersanintegrated,

all‐outdoorsolutionwithsimpleinstallationforrapiddeployment.

TargetapplicationsforthePMP320AccessNetworkinclude

 Tier2/tier3carriers,wherethePMP320systemprovidesacost‐

effective,reliablebroadbandconnectivityforresidentialandbusiness

customers

 Governmentnetworkoperators,wherethePMP320systemprovides

broadband‐basedinfrastructureforadministrativenetworks

 Wirelessserviceproviders,withbroadbandnetworkserviceforany

sizeoperation

 Wirelineserviceproviders,withbroadbandwirelessextensionsfor

existingDSLorcablenetworks.

AsshowninFigure1,aPMP320networkconsistsof

 APs–CAP320AccessPoints,usuallytower‐mountedinafour‐sector

configuration.

 SMs‐CSM320SubscriberModules,CustomerPremiseEquipment

(CPE),usuallymountedonaresidenceorotherstructure,and

poweredbyapoweradapterprovidingstandard802.3afpowerover

Ethernet.

 CMM4(ClusterManagementModule4)–azero‐footprintenclosure

housingaGPSmoduleconnectedtoaGPSantenna,sync‐andpower‐

injectioncircuitry,surgeprotection,andamanagedswitch.TheCMM

isusedtoprovidecustom“syncoverpoweroverEthernet”totheAPs

aswellasofferinganetworked,managedswitch.

High Level Network Diagram

Core

Network

Internet

Radio Access

Network

CMM4

DHCP Server

(optional)

NMS (optional)

(e.g., Wireless Manager)

SMs

AAA Server

(optional)

Router

(optional)

DNS Server

(optional)

Figure 1: High level network diagram

Inaddition,aPMP320networkusuallyalsorequiresa

 AAAServer–Authentication,Authorization,andAccountingserver

usingtheRADIUS(RemoteAuthenticationDialInUserService)

protocol

 EMS–anElementManagementSystem,suchtheMotorolaOnePoint

WirelessManager

 DHCPServer–DynamicHostConfigurationProtocolserver

 DNSServer–DomainNameSystemserver

 CNUT–NetworkUpdateToolforupdatingdevicesoftware

MotorolaoffersPMP320equipmentthatoperatesinthespectrumrangesasshownin

Table4

Licensed

Spectrum

Ranges

System Name AP Name SM Name AP Model

Number

Model

Number

Frequencies

Supported

3.3 to 3.4

GHz

3.4 to 3.6

GHz

PMP 35320 CAP 35320 CSM 35320 3530APC 3530SM 3.3 to 3.6 GHz

3.6 to 3.8

GHz

PMP 36320 CAP 36320 CSM 36320 3630APC 3630SM

3.6 to 3.8 GHz

(Includes 3.65

GHz)

2.1 AccessPoint(AP)

APMP320AccessPoint(AP)isan802.16emicrobasestationthatconnectswirelessly

toupto200PMP320SubscriberModules(SMs)orWiMAXCPEs.TheAPconsistsofa

connectorizedantennaandradio,asshownin



Figure 2,withtheradioshownseparatelyinFigure3.Thestandardantennaisadual‐

polarity16.5dBiantennatypically inafour90°sectorconfiguration.TheAPis

manageablebylocalwebinterface, wellasSNMPortheMotorolaOnePointWireless

Manager.

mounted

as

Figure 2: Access Point (AP) Figure 3: AP, radio only

ThePMP320APuses802.16e ntotheSMsorCPEandis

802.16ePHYandMACcompliant.Itcom WiMAXWave2profile,exceptfor

mobility.

TheAPusesacustom56VD tem were 4.TheAPuses

lessthan25 s than100wattsfor360°coverage.TheAPincludes

integratedsurgesuppressionthatistheequivalentofthe600SSsurgesuppressor

recommend tal



TheAPfunc rk,withroutestotheSMsauto‐configured.It

supportsac lestat ndthestandardRIPv2routingprotocol.

TheAPsupp dA

TheAPcan iguredto addressfromanetworkDHCPserver,or

bemanuallyassigneditsIPa

TheAPcan requestseitherbyrelayingthe

requeststoanetworkDHCP rveritself.

TheAPcanbeconfiguredei uthorization,

andAccounting)server,oru redtouse

anexternal r,the AAAserverfor

authenticat ndservesasaRADIUSclientcommunicatingwiththeAAA

serverforauthorizationofSMservices.

TheAPhas edwe rforconfiguringusingawebbrowser.

TheAPsupp MPv1andv2c,andusesstandard802.16eMIBs(Management

Information as

Specification 320

fortheover‐the‐airconnectio

plieswith

Cpowersys ,typicallypo dbyaCMM

WperAP,orle s

edforSMins lations.

tionsasarouterinthenetwo

onfigurab

ortsICMPan

beconf

icroutingtablea

RP.

eitherreceiveitsIP

ddress.

beconfiguredtorespondtoSMDHCP

server,orfunctionasaDHCPse

thertouseanexternalAAA(Authentication,A

seaminimalinternalAAAserver.Whenconfigu

AAAserve

ionrequests,a

APservesasarelaybetweenSMsandthe

anembedd

ortsSN

bserve

Base)aswell

sfortheCAP

theMotorola802.16eAPMIB.

arelistedinTable1.

Table 1: CAP 32 s 0 Specification

CAP 203

FREQUENCY 3.3–3.4GHz 3.4–3.5G

(CAP33320)

Hz

(CAP35320)

3.6–3.8GHz

(CAP36320)

PERFORMANCE 

PhysicalLayer zchannel:512FFT;7/10MHz

hannel:1024FFT)

802.16e‐2005(5MH

MAClayer 802.16e‐2005

Maximum

Transmiss

Power

ion

sMayLimitMax

limitsinU.S.applications.

Upto2x25dBm;

LocalRegulatoryRequirement

TransmissionPower.

CSeetable5onpage19forFC

MaximumEIRP

endant

sMayLimitMaxEIRP.

Seetable5onpage19forFCClimitsinU.S.applications

Integrated:2x41.5dBm

Connectorized:AntennaDep

LocalRegulatoryRequirement

Maximum Greaterthan45Mbpstotalaggregatepersector

Throughputper

Sector

Packetsper 65,000

Second

Maximu

Range

mLoS thextendedrangefeatureUpto40kmwi

SPECTRUM 

Frequency

RangeofBand

6GHz 3.6–3.8GHz



3.3–3.4GHz 3.4–3.

 

ChannelWidth Configurableto5/7/10MHz

SECURITY 

Encryption cationoverRADIUS,AESover‐

e‐airencryption

EAP‐TTLS/PKMv2authenti

LINKBUDGET 

Receive

(10MHz

based

3dBm

QAM(1/2):‐101dBm

(1/2):‐96dBm

TC‐64QAM(2/3):‐92dBm

CTC‐64QAM(3/4):‐91dBm

AM(5/6):‐ Bm

Sensitivity

channel);

onMRCT

method



CTC‐QPSK(1/2):‐10

CTC‐QPSK(3/4):‐102dBm

CTC‐16

CTC‐16QAM(3/4):‐97dBm

CTC‐64QAM

CTC‐64Q 89d

ANTENNA 

AntennaBeam

Width

16.5dBigainDualP

application(actual3dBantennapattern:60°horizontal

8°elevation)

olarity+/‐45degree4sector

PHYSICAL 

Power

Consumption

<25Watts

Temperature ‐40°Fto+131°F(‐40°Cto+55°C)

WindSurvival 118miles/hr(190km/hr)

Dimensions Integrate

(LxWxD)

d:~711x195x240mm

Connectorized:~330x195x140mm

Weight Integrated:5.5kg

Connectorized:2.2kg

INTERFACE 

Interface 10

(802.

/100BaseT,half/fullduplex.Rateautonegotiated

3compliant)

ProtocolsUsed IPv4,UDP,TCP,IP,ICMP,SNMP,HTTP,FTP,RIP,DHCP

Relay

Network

Web‐BasedInterface;SNMPv2c;orMotorolaWireless

nagement Manager

CERTIFICATION

S



FCCID n/a



n/a



ABZ89FT7632

IndustryCanada n/a 109W‐3530APC 109W‐3630APC

Certification

Number

CE "CE"marked&complianttoEN300328.DoCsare

availableat

http://motorola.wirelessbroadbandsupport.com/doc.ph

p

2.2 SubscriberModule(SM)

PleaserefertotheCSM35320UserGuideforfurtherinformationontheSubscriber

Module

2.3 INSTALLINGTHEAP



so

nownasthe

w.motorola‐wls.com/Dynamic/Course_Description.asp?number=ANT001‐

heseproceduresarespecifictothecaseofasAPpurchasedasakitconsistingofa

connectorizedantennaandaconnectorizedradio.

AshortcoaxialcablefromtheradioterminatesinamaleNconnector.Theantennahas

achassis‐mountedfemaleNconnector.Theantennaincludestowermountbrackets

withadjustabledown‐tilt.



InstallinganAPtypicallyconsistsoffourphases:

.ConfiguretheAPatanoperator'sfacilityorattheinstallationsiteusingthe

formationandsettingsdefinedinthePlanningandConfiguringsectionsofthisuser

nna,andbrackets)andphysicallyinstallitusing

Procedure2.ACMM4istypicallyinstalledatthesametime,ifnotpreviously

installed.



3.CabletheAPtotheCMM4andgroundittoProtectiveEarth–PEusingProcedure



4.Thisphasecanalsoincludecablingtobackhauls,orrunningterrestrialfeeds.



5.Confirmoperation,usingSMsinthefield.

Localpracticesandchoicesofinstallationoptionswilldictatetheactualprocesses.For

example,

variationsonthesegeneralizedprocedurescanbeusedtoinstallonabuildingorinstall

multiple

APsonapipemountbeforehoistingupatowerforfinalattachment.

Generalcommunicationsequipment,infrastructure,andfacilitiessitedesignshouldbe

performed

inlinewithMotorola’s“StandardsandGuidelinesforCommunicationsSites”(al

R56manual)availablefrom



http://ww

CD&CourseKe

y=125



guide.



2.AssembletheAP(radio,ante

Procedure 1: Assembling an AP and attaching to tower

1. Perform a parts check to

ensure all parts are present.

2. Connect antenna brackets to

the antenna. Assemble with

the “scissor bracket” pointing

up (unlike in the

accompanying pictures) to

avoid physical interference

between the bracket and the

radio housing.

3. Connect the radio to the

antenna by sliding it into the

captive space. Secure the

radio to the antenna using the

two bolts provided.

4. Connect both coax N-connectors from the radio to the antenna. Connect the cable labeled

ector labeled “main”, and connect the cable labeled “Diversity”

“main” to the antenna conn

to the antenna connector labeled “Diversity”.

5. Using standard work and safety practices for tower climbing, connect the assembled unit

(assembled antenna, brackets, and radio) to a pole, mounting fixture, or the tower. Mount

ans mounting the unit so as to avoid accidental touching by personnel. Typically this me

the unit at least 4 m (13 ft) above ground level.

TheAPhasmetal‐to‐metalcontactfromthetowerorsupportstructure,throughtheantenna,

throughthecoaxcable,totheradio.InstallingsurgesuppressionattheAPisstrongly

recommendedtoprovidethebestprotectionfromnearbylightningstrikes.

Uptofour600SSsurgesuppressorsmaybemountedinseriesonanEthernetlinkwithout

degradingthelink.Theequivalentofa600SSisbuiltintoeachofthe8portsonaCMM4and

countsasoneofthefour.



Asanexample,atypicalinstallationmighthaveproperly‐grounded600SSunitswithin3ft(1m)

ofeachAPandadditionalproperly‐grounded600SSunitsoneachEthernetcablemounted

outsideatthepointofcableentrytoatelecommunicationshutthatcontainstheCMM4.

Procedure 2: Cabling and Grounding/Earthing the AP

Standard installation practices apply, including

o use shielded Ethernet cable for all infrastructure cabling

o use drip loops

o provide extra cable (a splice loop) for future use at any termination

o ensure the tower or structure is fully grounded (Protective Earth – PE)

1. Use dielectric grease (which is uniformly non-conducting) on all connections and in all

RJ-45 Ethernet connectors. The best practice is to use enough grease to fill the RJ-45

female connector, and then insert the RJ-45 male connector and push the grease

further into the unit and around the RJ-45 connector. Excess grease can be wiped over

the connector area to provide some resistance to water ingress around the connector.

Run a 10 AWG ground strap from the ground lug on the AP (see Error! Reference source not

found.) to known good ground (Protective Earth - PE).

3 Regulatory,Legal,andSafetyNotices

3.1 IMPORTANTNOTEONMODIFICATIONS

Intentionalorunintentionalchangesormodificationstotheequipmentmustnotbemadeunless

undertheexpressconsentofthepartyresponsibleforcompliance.Anysuchmodificationscould

voidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatetheequipmentandwillvoidthemanufacturer’swarranty.

3.2 NATIONALANDREGIONALREGULATORYNOTICES

3.2.1 U.S.FederalCommunicationCommission(FCC)Notification

ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheUSFCCRulesandRegulations.Operationis

subjectto

thefollowingtwoconditions:



1.Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterferenceand

2.Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmay

causeundesiredoperation.



ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigital

device,pursuanttoPart15oftheUSFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovide

reasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.This

equipmentgenerates,uses,andcanradiateradio‐frequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalled

andusedinaccordancewiththeseinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradio

communications.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioor

televisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentonandoff,the

userisencouragedtocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowing

measures:



• Increasetheseparationbetweentheaffectedequipmentandtheunit;

• Connecttheaffectedequipmenttoapoweroutletonadifferentcircuitfrom

 thatwhichthereceiverisconnectedto;

• Consultthedealerand/orexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.



FCCIDsandthespecificconfigurationscoveredarelistedinTable5.

Table 5: US FCC IDs and covered configurations

FCC ID

Operating

Freq

Model Number Antenna Gain Channel Size

Maximum

Transmitter

Output Power

10 MHz 22.91 dBm

7 MHz 21.35 dBm

5 MHz 19.81 dBm

ABZ89FT7632

3.650 to 3.675

GHz

3630APC 16.5dBi

3.5 MHz 18.33 dBm

3.2.2 IndustryCanadaNotification

This device is approved for use in Canada in the licensed frequencies from 3.450 GHz to

3.650 GHz. It is undergoing Industry Canada approval for use in the 3.65 GHz band, and

may not be used in that band until Industry Canada approval is granted.

Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

1. Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterferenceand



2. Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethat

maycauseundesiredoperation.

ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigital

device.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmful

interferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcan

radiateradio‐frequencyenergyandifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththese

instructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.Ifthis

equipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcan

bedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentonandoff,theuserisencouragedtocorrect

theinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:

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• Increasetheseparationbetweentheaffectedequipmentandtheunit;

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• ◦Connecttheaffectedequipmenttoapoweroutletonadifferentcircuitfrom

thatwhichthereceiverisconnectedto;

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• Consultthedealerand/orexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.

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Toreducepotentialradiointerferencetootherusers,theantennatypeanditsgain

shouldbechosensoitsEquivalentIsotropicRadiatedPower(EIRP)isnotmorethanthat

permittedforsuccessfulcommunication.

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Motorola ABZ89FT7632 User manual

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