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Table of Contents Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2 Physical Device .................................................................................................................. 3 AC Power Connector ........................................................................................................ 4 Antenna Ports .....................................................................................
Introduction The xMax “Base Station Node 200 - Three sectors” (BSN200-3S) is a wireless transmit / receive network element for the xMax network. The device operates in the unlicensed 900 MHz band. It is used for communicating with xMax Handsets and other CPE, for voice services. This manual provides basic operations instructions for the unit. Attention: where necessary, attention to some precautionary steps is signaled with the attention symbol to the left.
Physical Device The xMax BSN200-3S is housed in a standard rackmount 1U chassis. The dimensions of the device are 19” x 10.19” x 1.75”.
AC Power Connector AC Power: The BSN200-3S operates on 110V/220VAC, 50/60Hz and single-phase AC power line. The device is connected to the AC power line using a standard 3-prongs power connector. This is shown in Figure 4. Figure 3: Power Connector and Rear Power Switch The power switch on the rear end (near the power connector) is the main switch. This switch is used to turn ON and turn OFF the device. The device has a second toggle switch installed at the front of the device.
Antenna Ports The device has 4 antenna ports, 1 for each of the 3 sectors, and for 1 the GPS antenna. “Antenna 1” must be connected to the antenna pointing South of the tower, “Antenna 2” must be connected to the antenna pointing toward azimuth 60° and “Antenna 3” must be connected to the antenna pointing toward azimuth 300°. The GPS antenna port must be connected to a GPS antenna. The antenna ports are shown in Figure 6.
LEDs on the Ethernet Port A 10/100Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet connector is installed on the rear of the BSN200 as shown in the following image. The Ethernet Port is used to connect the Base Station to the backhaul NW and the xMSC.
Front Panel Status Indicators There are five LEDs installed on the front Panel. These LEDs will turn Green, Yellow or Red depending on the status of the xMax BSN200-3S.
Powering ON the xMax BSN200-3S Follow the following steps to turn on the device: 1234- Toggle the front and rear switch in the OFF position. Connect the coaxial cable from the antenna to the antenna ports. Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet Port. Connect the power cable to the AC (110V main line), first on the BSN side, then into the outlet 5- Flip the rear power switch in the ON position. 6- Flip the front power switch in the ON position.
Technical Support For technical support, please contact xG Technology, Inc. using any of the following: Telephone: 954-332-1138 Fax: 954-572-0397 Email: support@xgtechnology.com Certification The xMax BSN200-3S complies with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Title 47 - Telecommunication, FCC Part 15 Subpart B- Class A Requirements. A copy of the certification can be requested from xG Technology, Inc by submitting your request in writing.
