Cambium Networks V3000 Tilt Bracket User Manual

User Manual

V3000 Tilt Bracket

V3000 Tilt bracket (N000045L002A)
The tilt bracket (as shown in Figure 22) is used to provide elevation adjustment when a V3000 CN or V5000 DN is mounted on a pole. The tilt bracket works with poles with diameters in the range of 25 mm to 75 mm (1 inch to 3 inches).
The tilt bracket assembly may be used with third-party band clamps to mount the ODU on a larger pole (the diameter range depends on the clamps used).
Figure 22: Tilt bracket assembly

V5000 Pole mount (C000000L137A)
The pole mount (as shown in Figure 23) is used to mount a V5000 DN on a vertical pole with a diameter in the range of 25 mm to 75 mm (1 inch to 3 inches. It provides coarse azimuth (but not elevation)
adjustment. Band clamps can be used for V5000 pole mount to accommodate the larger diameter poles.

Figure 23: Pole mount

V5000 Wall mount (C000000L136A)
The wall mount (Wall mount figure below) is used to mount a V5000 DN on a vertical wall. It does not provide azimuth or elevation adjustment. The wall mount requires additional fixing hardware suitable for the type of wall.
Figure 24: Wall mount

Bracket part numbers

Order mounting brackets by using the Cambium part numbers listed in below table.
Table 8: Radio mounting bracket part numbers

Radio accessories

Telescope mounting kit for precision brackets
An alignment telescope provides the most accurate option for the alignment of the precision bracket during installation. The telescope is temporarily mounted on the bracket using the telescope mounting kit for precision brackets.
The telescope mounting kit consists of a mounting plate, a knurled screw, and two rubber O-rings. Order the telescope mounting kit from Cambium Networks.
Figure 25: Telescope mounting kit

Order a suitable telescope from a specialist supplier specifying the following details:
Right angle, erecting, 9×50 mm alignment scope with 5° field of view

Figure 26: Typical alignment telescope

Alignment Tube

The Alignment tube (as shown in Figure 27) is designed to be used with V3000 when setting up a PointtoPoint link. It is Ideal for aligning a Point-to-Point link that spans up to 600 m.
Figure 27: Alignment Tube

For longer links up to 3 km, Cambium Networks suggests to use the telescopic mounting kit (C000000L139) and a finder scope.
Note
For details on how to fit the Alignment tube for V3000, refer to Fixing the alignment tube.

Radio accessory part numbers

Order radio accessories using the Cambium Part Number in the Radio accessory part numbers table below.
Table 9: Radio accessory part numbers

Radio external interfaces
V1000 CN
Figure 28: External interfaces for V1000 CN

Table 10: External interfaces V1000 CN

V2000 CN
Figure 29: External interfaces for V2000 CN

Table 11: External interfaces – V2000 CN

V3000 CN
Figure 30: External interfaces for V3000 CN

Table 12: External interfaces V3000 CN

V5000 DN
Figure 31: External interfaces for V5000 DN

Table 13: External interfaces V5000 DN

Radio specifications

The 60 GHz cnWave Radios conform to the specifications listed in Radio node specifications.
Table 14: Radio node specifications

Theory of operation

The 60 GHz cnWave devices support Facebook connectivity technology called Terragraph. cnWave devices implement IEEE 802.11ay WLAN standard and use 60GHz frequency band for wider spectrum and higher capacity. cnWave devices can provide multi-gigabit throughput from 100 M to 1.5 KM.
Deployment of the devices uses Open/R based layer3/IPv6 mesh for efficient distribution of traffic between the nodes and higher availability of the traffic. This also overcomes non-line of sight issues.
Devices use TDMA/TDD technology to achieve density deployment efficiency. Network and the nodes are configured, controlled, and monitored by a cloud-based E2E Controller.

Following terminologies are used for the network deployment:

• Distribution Node (DN) – DN connects with other DN for mesh network
• Client Node (CN) – CN connects to DN to provide high-speed connectivity
• PoP – DN connected to the back-haul
• CPE – Customer premises equipment devices like Wi-Fi router
  Figure 32: Deployment scenario

Power supply units (PSU)
PSU Options
Order PSUs from Cambium Networks. The power supply component and the part numbers are described in the following table.
Table 15: Power supply component part numbers