Installation Guide

IBR Installation Guide
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Aug. 30, 2013
(p) Jabbers ------------------ Frames longer than 1518 octets
(q) Single-Col # of times only one collision occurred before successful xmsn
(r) Multi-Col --------------- # of times multiple collisions occurred before successful xmsn
(s) Late-Col Collisions detected after > 512 bits sent
(t) Excess-Col -------------- Frames not sent due to excess # of retries
(u) Drops TX queue drops
(v) Octets ------------------ TX queue octets
(w) Packets TX queue packets
6. Installing IBR
6.1 Installation Checklist
o A pretested and preconfigured IBR.
o A mounting bracket that is suitable for the intended location and mounting
hardware.
o Access to a PoE+ source.
o Hand tools and materials as appropriate from the list below:
 All Mounts:
 Pole mount: Banding strap or hose clamp, maximum ¾” strap width of
appropriate length for the pole diameter.
 Wall mount: 8mm or 5/16” diameter bolt appropriate for the mounting
surface.
 Articulating mount:
 Torque wrench to tighten all connections to 10 ft-lbs.
 2 x 13mm open-ended wrench or sockets for the M8 mounting bolts.
 5mm Allen wrench for the socket button-head cap screws to attach the
mount to the IBR.
 Wall / Pole mount:
 4.5mm Allen wrench for the M6 socket button-head cap screw that connects
the two parts of the mount together.
 5mm Allen wrench for the socket button-head cap screws to attach the
mount to the IBR.
 Ethernet connections:
 17mm open-ended wrench to tighten the weatherized Ethernet boot. See
the section on Ethernet connectors for torque specifications.
 RJ45 Ethernet termination tools.
 Ethernet cables. The IBR has an integrated switch and can accept up to 3
individual Ethernet connections, though only one is absolutely required to
pass data.
 Serial connection (required for initial configuration):
 USB-to-DB9 converter. Required if the PC used for configuration does not
have a DB9 connector. Most PCs don’t have a DB9 connector, so this is
almost always required.
o A safe and suitable means of lifting the equipment and installer at the installation
site. (NOTE: The mounting bracket for IBR has holes that can be used to suspend
IBR from a utility belt or otherwise as an aid in lifting IBR.)
o Shielded Ethernet cable.
o A laptop with a USB-to-DB9 serial adapter for communicating with IBR via the serial
port or Ethernet.