Radwin 2000+ SERIES User Manual - 2.4.1
RADWIN
2000+
Series
User
Manual
Release
4.2.40
2
‐
2
Key
features
of
the
RADWIN
2000+
Series
This
release
presents
the
complete
RADWIN
2000+
Series
in
one
publication.
Feature
4.2.40
adds
RADWIN’s
new
radio
unit:
The
all
‐
indoor
RADWIN
2000i.
2.3
Key
features
of
the
RADWIN
2000+
Series
»
Ethernet
connectivity
»
Advanced
OFDM
&
MIMO
2x2
for
nLOS
performance
»
Enhanced
interference
mitigation
capability
»
Inter
&
intra
site
sync
to
reduce
self
interference
»
Regulations
supported
‐
FCC/IC/ETSI/WPC/MII/Universal
»
Simple
to
deploy
»
Web
Interface
for
link
management
»
Fully
integrated
with
RADWIN’s
family
of
solutions:
•
Master
ODU
of
RADWIN
2000+
Series
can
co
‐
exist
with
other
Master
ODUs,
as
well
as
with
base
stations
of
all
other
RADWIN
products
•
Common
RADWIN
Manager
•
Common
RNMS
»
Separate
uplink
and
downlink
configurable
Maximum
Information
Rate
(MIR)
2.4
Components
of
a
RADWIN
2000+
Series
Link
2.4.1
Major
Components
The
major
element
of
each
site
is
the
radio
transceiver.
For
the
RADWIN
2000
A+,
RADWIN
2000
C+,
and
RADWIN
2000
D+,
the
radio
unit
is
connected
to
a
PoE
device.
The
PoE
provides
an
Ethernet
LAN
connection
to
user
equipment
(typically
a
switch).
For
the
RADWIN
2000i,
the
radio
unit
has
separate
power
and
Ethernet
LAN
connections.
2.4.2
Accessories
To
build
a
2000+
link
you
will
require
some
of
the
following
accessories:
•
PoE
devices
‐
Both
Gigabit
and
100
Mbps
(not
relevant
for
the
RADWIN
2000i)
•
HSS
unit
‐
Collocation
unit
for
intra
‐
site
synchronization
(not
relevant
for
the
RADWIN
2000i)
•
IDU
‐
H/HP
Aggregation
unit
for
a
collocated
hub
site
instead
of
multiple
PoE
devices
•
GSU
for
inter
‐
site
synchronization
(not
relevant
for
the
RADWIN
2000i)