AGS-20 - Configuration and Commissioning Guideline - Draft PDF

AGS-20 IDU
TDM/PACKET equipment
Up to 4096 QAM
Adaptive Code Modulation
Enhanced Ethernet Features
Configuration and Commissioning
Guideline for
Issued by Approved by Date Page

Guideline Configurations and Commissioning RIZAL LEMAN 26/08/19 1 of 65
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CONTENTS
1. REFERENCE DOCUMENT .................................................................................. 4
2. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................ 4
2.1 AGS-20 dual IF GAI0215 .................................................................................. 4
2.2 AGS-20 dual IF GAI0216 .................................................................................. 5
2.3 ASNK Outdoor Unit ....................................................................................... 5
3. CONNECTION TO AGS-20 ................................................................................. 7
3.1 Connection via LAN 3 AGS-20 with ASNK ODU Sub Band High ...................................... 8
3.2 Connection via LAN 3 AGS-20 with ASNK ODU Sub Band Low ...................................... 9
3.3 Connection via LCT port AGS-20 ...................................................................... 11
3.4 Connection via Console port AGS-20.................................................................. 13
4. AGS-20 MICROWAVE LINK LINE UP ..................................................................... 14
4.1 Delete the Default Radio Link ......................................................................... 14
4.2 1+0 Radio Link ........................................................................................... 15
4.2.1 Create a 1+0 Radio Link ............................................................................................ 16
4.2.2 Radio Parameters Configurations ................................................................................. 17
4.2.3 Channel Duplex Frequency Configuration ....................................................................... 18
4.2.4 Transmitter Frequency ............................................................................................. 19
4.2.5 Set the Transmitter Power ......................................................................................... 19
4.3 Create 2x(1+0) Radio Link same Direction ........................................................... 22
4.3.6 Create 2nd 1+0 Radio Link ......................................................................................... 26
4.3.10Set the Transmitter Power ......................................................................................... 29
4.4 2+0 XPIC Radio Link ..................................................................................... 30
4.4.1 Create a 2+0 XPIC Radio Link ..................................................................................... 30
4.5 1+1 Space Diversity Radio Link ........................................................................ 34

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5. ETHERNET LAYER 1 RADIO LINK AGGREGRATION .................................................... 39
5.1 Manage Aggregation ..................................................................................... 39
6. DCN/IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION ..................................................................... 41
6.1 Modify the Equipment ID and Agent IP Address ..................................................... 43
6.2 Create VLAN for Management (only for In Band) ................................................... 44
6.3 Modify DCN LAN 3 Parameters ......................................................................... 45
6.4 Modify the Remote Element List ...................................................................... 46
6.4.1 Rename Station ...................................................................................................... 46
6.4.2 Remove Equipment List............................................................................................. 47
6.4.3 Add new Equipment List ............................................................................................ 48
6.5 Restart the Equipment ................................................................................. 50
6.6 LAN 3 Port Priority. ..................................................................................... 51
7. GROUP AND USERS MANAGMENT ....................................................................... 52
7.1 Create Group NMS5UX .................................................................................. 52
7.2 Create User NMS5UX .................................................................................... 54
7.3 Activate SSH Protocol ................................................................................... 56
8. VIRTUAL LAN (VLAN) CONFIGURATION ................................................................ 58
9. ETHERNET PORT CONFIGURATION ..................................................................... 62
9.1 Enable/Disable Port ..................................................................................... 62
9.2 Modify LAN1/LAN2 Interface Type .................................................................... 62
10. ACM CONFIGURATION .......................................................................... 63
10.1 Enable the ACM Engine. ................................................................................ 63
10.2 Modify the Upper and Lower Modulation ............................................................ 64
11. REVISION RELEASE NOTE....................................................................... 65

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1. REFERENCE DOCUMENT
No DOCUMENT NAME
1 mn00329e rev012 - AGS20 User Manual
2 mn00327erev010 - AGS-2 WebLCT Manual
2. INTRODUCTION
Purpose of this document is to be use as reference to configure and commission AGS-20 in MOBIFONE network.
2.1 AGS-20 dual IF GAI0215
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1. Power Supply - 48Vdc ±15% (decoupled). 12. LAN 3 - RJ45 Management

2. Power On LED 13. LAN 1 – RJ45
3. Power supply Fuse 14. LAN 2 – RJ45
4. Console (RS232) 15. LAN 2 – SFP Optical
5. User Alarm (RJ45) 16. LAN 1 – SFP Optical
6. Sync (2MHz or 2Mb clock) 17. LCT – RJ45
7. PTP -1588v2 - Time Of Day 18. LAN D - SFP optical or electrical
8. Pulse Per Second (Siemens 1.0/2.3) 19. LAN C - SFP optical or electrical
9. LAN 6 - SFP optical or electrical interface 1 Gbps, 20. Slot SDHC (up to 32GByte)
SFP optical interface 2.5 Gbps (proprietary) 21. ODU B - 50 Ohm interconnection (IF Cable)
10. LAN 5 - SFP optical or electrical interface 1 Gbps, 22. ODU A - 50 Ohm interconnection (IF Cable)
SFP optical interface 2.5 Gbps (proprietary) 23. LED’s
11. LAN 4 - RJ45

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2.2 AGS-20 dual IF GAI0216
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1. Power Supply - 48Vdc ±15% (decoupled). 12. LAN 3 - RJ45 Management

2. Power On LED 13. LAN 1 – RJ45
3. Power supply Fuse 14. LAN 2 – RJ45
4. Console (RS232) 15. LAN 2 – SFP Optical
5. User Alarm (RJ45) 16. LAN 1 – SFP Optical
6. Sync (2MHz or 2Mb clock) 17. LCT – RJ45
7. PTP -1588v2 - Time Of Day 18. LAN D - SFP optical or electrical
8. Pulse Per Second (Siemens 1.0/2.3) 19. LAN C - SFP optical or electrical
9. LAN 6 - SFP optical or electrical interface 1 Gbps, 20. Slot SDHC (up to 32GByte)
SFP optical interface 2.5 Gbps (proprietary) 21. ODU B - 50 Ohm interconnection (IF Cable)
10. LAN 5 - SFP optical or electrical interface 1 Gbps, 22. ODU A - 50 Ohm interconnection (IF Cable)
SFP optical interface 2.5 Gbps (proprietary) 23. LED’s
11. LAN 4 - RJ45 24. 16x E1 (@ 2xSCSI connectors)
2.3 ASNK Outdoor Unit

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For more details related to hardware installations please refer to mn00329e rev012.pdf

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3. CONNECTION TO AGS-20
This section describe a step by step procedure to establish a connection to AGS-20 with factory default
configurations.
Needs instrument:
 Personnel Computer (Laptop) installed with internet browser (Internet Explorer 9 or later, Firefox 4.0 or
later).
 RJ45/LAN Cable
 Serial Console Cable
All AGS-20 coming from factory comes with default configurations. Ethernet connection between PC and AGS-20
can occur if both the IP Addresses belong to the same subnet.
The Ethernet ports available for the management of AGS-20:
• RJ45 LCT port with IP address 192.168.0.1 and netmask 255.255.255.0 (default settings)
• RJ45 LAN3 port with default address is
- 172.20.255.15 and netmask 255.255.0.0 if the IDU has been tested with an ASNK ODU Sub Band High.
- 172.20.254.14 and netmask 255.255.0.0 if the IDU has been tested with an ASNK ODU Sub Band Low.
When the connection is active the WebLCT is available in order to configure and manage unit and link. Through
the same ports, using HyperTerminal, a CLI session can be used to configure the Ethernet switch of the unit. The
maximum number of CLI sessions, active at the same time, is 7. The maximum number of WebLCT sessions active
at the same time is 4.
Connection using LAN 3 will allow users to access the AGS-20 web interface. From LAN 3 its feasible to access
Local and Remote AGS-20.
Connection using LCT port with default AGS-20 configuration will only allow user to access web interface of Local
AGS-20.
Connection using Console (RS323) port via serial cables will only allow users for access AGS-20 to Command Line
Interface (CLI).
Figure 1 AGS-20 Port for Management

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3.1 Connection via LAN 3 AGS-20 with ASNK ODU Sub Band High
Steps below describe how to connect and access AGS-20 when it’s connect to an ASNK ODU Sub Band High with a
default configurations.
1. Connect the LAN cable to a PC and LAN 3 port of AGS-20.

2. Configure PC IP Address in same subnet of LAN 3 of AGS-20. Example as below:
3. Open Command Prompt and ping the default IP address of LAN 3 172.20.255.15
4. Open a browser (IE 9 or Firefox)

5. Type in the search bar the AGS-20 IP address 172.20.255.15 and hit “enter” at keyboard.

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6. In the WebLCT Login page, write:
 username: admin
 password: admin
7. Select or not the “Remember me” option to remind login data for further accesses.
8. Click Login button.
3.2 Connection via LAN 3 AGS-20 with ASNK ODU Sub Band Low
Steps below describe how to connect and access AGS-20 when it’s connect to an ASNK ODU Sub Band Low with a
default configurations.
1. Connect the LAN cable to a PC and LAN 3 port of AGS-20.

2. Configure PC IP Address in same subnet of LAN 3 of AGS-20. Example as below:

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3. Open Command Prompt and ping the default IP address of LAN 3 172.20.254.14


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 username: admin
 password: admin
3.3 Connection via LCT port AGS-20

Steps below describe how to connect and access AGS-20 via LCT port with default configurations.
1. Connect the LAN cable to a PC and LCT port of AGS-20.

2. Configure PC IP Address in same subnet of LCT of AGS-20. Example as below:

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3. Open Command Prompt and ping the default IP address of LCT 192.168.0.1


 username: admin
 password: admin

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3.4 Connection via Console port AGS-20
Console port is a serial connection with RJ45 connector for console access (only for Command Line Interface).
Serial connection parameters 115200 bps 8-N-1-N. With HyperTerminal software or putty it feasible to access the
Console port of AGS-20. In this section show the connection usig putty.
1. Connect the Serial RJ45 console cables to a PC and Console port of AGS-20.
2. Configure Putty connection parameter as example below:
3. Click “Open” button to open console section

4. At the prompt SM-OS login: write admin
5. At the prompt Password: write admin
6. Push Enter to have the prompt SM-OS#

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4. AGS-20 MICROWAVE LINK LINE UP
This section describes a step by step procedure to configure AGS-20 line up. All configurations in this section need
to refer to the link design document (link budget).
The configurations need to be done with a PC connected to LAN 3 of AGS-20.
4.1 Delete the Default Radio Link
WARNING Operation available if at least one Radio Link is defined.

A Link whose port is aggregated cannot be deleted. To perform the operation, it is first necessary to delete
the aggregation (see Delete the aggregation of the Radio ports).
1. Select Equipment > Radio Configurator.
2. Select Delete a Link and press Next>.
3. Select ( ), in the Select Link to Delete table, the Radio Link(s) you want to delete.

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4. Press Done.
The Radio Link is removed from the table Current Radio Configuration
4.2 1+0 Radio Link
WARNING Operation not available if all the Radio ports have been already used for other Links. This operation
allows defining Radio Links with native configuration (1+0, 2x(1+0), 2+0 XPIC).
In order to define a system radio configuration, it is necessary to create two or more Radio Links in native
configuration and, possibly, aggregate them.
The system radio configuration allowed for each type of AGS-20 Dual IF is indicated in Table 1.
Table 1 AGS-20 Dual IF Radio Link Configurations

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Figure 2 1+0 Radio Link
In 1+0 configuration, only ODU A are used to connect to ODU with Vertical or Horizontal Polarization.
Refer to Link Budget.
4.2.1 Create a 1+0 Radio Link

2. Select Create New Link and press Next>.
3. Set, in the Select Link Type box, the Radio Link type: 1+0

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4. Set, in the Link Name box, the name of the Link with assigned Link ID. Example CT12345.
5. In the table Available Radio, select the wished ODU’s according to the set type of Radio Link.
• 1+0, select an ODU A
6. Press: Next>, to set the radio parameters of the Link.
4.2.2 Radio Parameters Configurations
1. Set, in the Bandwidth box la reference band (refer to Link Budget).

2. Set, in the Modulation box, the reference modulation (refer to Link Budget).

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3.Press: Next>, to set the duplex frequency of the Link.
4.2.3 Channel Duplex Frequency Configuration

1.Set, in the Duplex Frequency Selection table, the duplex frequency (MHz) for the available ODU’s.
2.Press Next>. to set the Transmitter Frequency.

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4.2.4 Transmitter Frequency
1.Set, in the Frequency (MHz) Selection table, the transmitter frequency (MHz) for the available
ODU’s. Always refer to Link Budget for frequency need to be use.
2.Press Done. A 1+0 Radio Link will be created with selected parameters.
4.2.5 Set the Transmitter Power

WARNING Asymmetrical configuration of the Radio Link between local and remote equipment, as
regards the value of Ptx / modulation, are not supported.
1. Select Radio > Radio Branch <link name> [ODU A].
2. Select the ODU Powers tab.
The Max Ptx: <current value> dBm parameter indicates the maximum output power value at the
transmitter(Ptx nominal value).
3. To change the parameter, move the cursor on the wished value (refer to Link Budget).
4. Press Apply and confirm.

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Repeat the steps for Local/Remote station and perform antenna alignment to get the expected received signal as
in Link Budget.
Proceed as follows:
 Connect a multimeter to BNC connector on the ODU for AGC measurement.
 Adjust antenna pointing as soon as the maximum AGC voltage value is achieved.
The relationship between AGC voltage and received field is shown in Figure 3 and S/N Measurement value as
Table 2 or Table 3. The received field level has a tolerance of ±4 dB in the full temperature range.
Figure 3 Detected voltage vs RF Signal

Minimum Signal to Noise at nominal RX level (at least 12dB above 10-6 BER threshold)
Bandwidth
Modulation
7MHz 14MHz 28MHz 40MHz 56MHz
4QAM st 20 20 20 20 20
4QAM 24 24 24 24 24
16QAM 25 25 25 25 25
32QAM 28 28 28 28 28
64QAM 31 31 31 31 31
128QAM 34 34 34 34 34
256QAM 35.5 35.5 35.5 35.5 35.5
512QAM 38.5 38.5 38 38 38
1024QAM 38 39 39 38.5 38.5
2048QAM 38.5 38.5 38 38
Table 2 Signal to Noise Ratio ASNK-42

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Minimum Signal to Noise at nominal RX level (at least 12dB above 10-6 BER threshold)
Bandwidth
Modulation
7MHz 14MHz 28MHz 40MHz 56MHz 112MHz
4QAM st 20 20 20 20 20
4QAM 24 24 24 24 24
16QAM 25 25 25 25 25
32QAM 28 28 28 28 28
64QAM 31 31 31 31 31
128QAM 34 34 34 34 34
256QAM 35.5 35.5 35.5 35.5 35.5
512QAM 38.5 38 38 38 38
1024QAM 40 40 40 40 40.5
2048QAM 39.5 43 43 42.5 42.5
4096QAM 42.5 42.5 42 42
Table 3 Signal to Noise Ratio ASNK-52

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4.3 Create 2x(1+0) Radio Link same Direction
In this configuration a dual polarization antenna is used. ODU A is connected to Vertical Polarization and ODU B
connected to Horizontal Polarization of the antenna. Two different frequency channel use in ACAP solution.
Figure 4 2x(1+0) Radio Link same Direction


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4. Set, in the Link Name box, the name of the Link with assigned Link ID. Example CT12345 V (For ODU
A with Vertical Polarization).
• 1+0, select an ODU A (Vertical Polarization)

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1. Set, in the Bandwidth box the reference band (refer to Link Budget).


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1. Select Radio > Radio Branch <link name> [ODU A].

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in Link Budget.
Proceed as follows:
4.3.6 Create 2nd 1+0 Radio Link

4. Set, in the Link Name box, the name of the Link with assigned Link ID. Example CT12345 H (For
ODU B with Horizontal Polarization).
• 1+0, select an ODU B (Horizontal Polarization)

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1. Set, in the Bandwidth box the reference band (refer to Link Budget).

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1. Select Radio > Radio Branch <link name> [ODU B].
Repeat the steps for Local/Remote station and perform antenna alignment (if needed) to get the expected
received signal as in Link Budget.

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4.4 2+0 XPIC Radio Link
In 2+0 XPIC configuration, Dual polarization antenna will be used. ODU A with Vertical and ODU B with
Horizontal Polarization. Same frequency channel use in CCDP solution. Refer to Link Budget.
Figure 5 2+0 XPIC Radio Link
4.4.1 Create a 2+0 XPIC Radio Link

3. Set, in the Select Link Type box, the Radio Link type: 2+0 XPIC

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• 2+0 XPIC , select an ODU A (Vertical Polarization) and ODU B (Horizontal Polarization).


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In XPIC configuration it doesn’t support 7MHz and 2048QAM(ASNK-42) or 4096QAM(ASNK-52).


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2.Press Done. A 2+0 XPIC Radio Link will be created with selected parameters.

1. Select Radio > Radio Branch <link name> [ODU A,B].

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Repeate the steps for Local/Remote station and perform antenna alignment to get the expected received signal
as in Link Budget. Advisable to perform antenna alignment with only Vertical Polarization by disconnect/power
Off ODU B(Horizontal Polarization).
Proceed as follows:
4.5 1+1 Space Diversity Radio Link
In 1+1 Space Diversity configuration, two antenna will be used at one station. ODU A connected to Main
Antenna and ODU B connected to Space Diversity Antenna.

3. Set, in the Select Link Type box, the Radio Link type: 1+1 HS

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• 1+1 HS , select an ODU A, ODU B.


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2.Press Done. A 1+1 HS Space Diversity Radio Link will be created with selected parameters.

1. Select Radio > Radio Branch <link name> [ODU A,B].

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in Link Budget. Advisable to perform antenna alignment with only Vertical Polarization by disconnect/power Off
ODU B(Horizontal Polarization).
Proceed as follows:

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5. ETHERNET LAYER 1 RADIO LINK AGGREGRATION
AGS-20 is able to simultaneously manage N radio links outgoing from the available IF interfaces. In case the N
links are parallel (i.e. deployed between the same two sites) the Ethernet capacity can be aggregated in order to
increase the capacity of the Ethernet connection.
In this case the Link Aggregation mechanism is not based on MAC hashing, but on a more efficient Layer 1
distribution of the traffic over the two radio channels. The traffic received from the line interfaces, after the L2
Ethernet switch processing, is fragmented and labelled with proprietary protocols. The additional labelling is used
to keep trace of the original order of the fragments before to send it over the radio. On the receiver side the
fragments are recomposed with the original order. In this way the correct packet order is preserved,
independently from the frequency channel over which each packet has been sent.
The fragments are sent over the air in order to balance the load between the N frequency channels. The
balancing mechanism is able to take into account also the imbalance in the available capacity on the N radio links
(for example, in the case an ACM modulation down-switch occurs only on one radio branch). The final result is
that the traffic is balanced over the N radio channels on the basis of the available capacity and independently
from any other packet characteristics (source or destination MAC address etc...). Resiliency between the
aggregated radio links is inherently provided by the balancing mechanisms (if one radio channel becomes
unavailable all the traffic will be sent on the other channels).
The maximum capacity that can be aggregated is relevant to N times the maximum channel available on AGS-20.
However, due to the additional fragment labeling used by the protocol there is a slight loss in terms of available
capacity over the radio link. This loss is dependent from the Ethernet packet length.
This configuration only will be configure to 2x(1+0) Radio Link same Direction and 2+0 XPIC Radio Link.
5.1 Manage Aggregation

WARNING Operation meaningful only for Radio Links in configuration 2+0 XPIC, 2x(1+0) see Table 1. In these
configurations, the ports of the Radio Link(s) have to be aggregated in such a way to compose a single Bundle
routed into the same direction. Performs this configuration for Remote Station first and follow by Local Station.

2. Select Manage Aggregation and press Next>.
For each Radio (column Aggregated) the Radio port currently associated to the radio channel is indicated
(column Current Aggregator).The column New Aggregator indicates if a new aggregation can be done:
• No Aggregators Available. No aggregation can be done to the considered port.

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• Select New Aggregator. It is possible to do aggregation to the considered port.
3. Select the box with the value Select New Aggregator and choose the port you wish to aggregate (see Table 1
Press <Prev to cancel the operation.
4. Press Done.
In the table Current Radio Configuration, the column Radio Ports indicates the port where the Radio Bundle
terminates.

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6. DCN/IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION
Data Communication Network (DCN) configuration need to be configure on each installed equipment’s to an IP
address which assign to it. All default configurations must be change with the new parameters given.
AGS-20 can be connected to DCN network using LAN 3 (Out of Band) or using traffic LAN interface (LAN 1 or LAN
2or LAN 4 or LAN 5 or LAN 6 or LAN C or LAN D).
Below are possible network scenario show as below:
Figure 6 Out of Band Scenario with ALCplus2 Out of Band
Figure 7 Out of Band Scenario with ALCplus2e Out Of Band
Figure 8 In Band Scenario with ALCplus2 In Band

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Figure 9 In Band Scenario with ALCplus2e In Band
Figure 10 In Band Scenario with Other Microwave Vendors
Figure 11 In Band Scenario with PTN

Depending on which scenario AGS-20 is installed, the DCN/IP address can be configure to two configurations.
 Out of Band LAN 3 use to connect to the existing network with default Vid 1 used as internal management
VLAN ID
 In Band – Both Management and traffics share the same LAN interface to connect to the network with a
specific VLAN introduce for management.
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WARNING Modification of parameters related to DCN/IP address configuration MUST be perform after antenna
alignment process successfully completed. Modification of Remote Station parameters will be configure first
before proceeding with Local Station.
6.1 Modify the Equipment ID and Agent IP Address
1. Select Main > Equipment Properties.

2. In the Equipment ID field set an alphanumeric string with minimum 1 and maximum 50 characters.
Naming conventions are LOCALSTATION-REMOTESTATION at Local Station. Example KGJAWA-MERU

Equipment ID Abbreviations:
• KG as Kampung • MSJD as Masjid • PMTG as Permatang
• BDR as Bandar • SG as Sungai • JLN as Jalan
• PLU as Pulau • BKT as Bukit • PT as Parit
• LRG as Lorong • BT as Batu • TMN as Taman
• LDG as Ladang • GNG as Gunung • TWR as Tower
3. In the Agent IP Address box type the new IP address (refer to Link Design).

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6.2 Create VLAN for Management (only for In Band)
For AGS-20 using In Band Management VLAN ID for management will be use.
1. Select Base Band > Ethernet > VLAN.
2. Select the Static VLANs tab.
3. Press Add.
4. Set, in the box VLAN ID , the identifier (between 2 and 4094) of the Management VLAN will be use. Refer
to Link Design.
5. Set, in the box VLAN Name as MNGT which represent the management VLAN.
6. Select in the box Member Ports the LAN ports to map the VLAN. For In Band configurations, LAN 3 and
ODU A need to be selected.
For AGS-20 which connected to PTN, ALCPlus2/2e, or other vendors microwave equipment’s this LAN ports
also need to be a member ports of MNGT VLAN.
6. Select in the box Untagged Ports LAN 3.

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The Static VLANs tab displays the row relevant to the new VLAN.
6.3 Modify DCN LAN 3 Parameters
1. Select Base Band > DCN > MNGT Port Configuration.

2. In the IP Address box, set the IP address of the management port. Value = Agent IP Address.
3. In the Net Mask box, set the mask for the network address definition.
4. In the VLAN ID box, select the VLAN ID assigned for management. In Out of band configuration the
default VLAN ID 1 will be use.
5. In the Default Gateway box, set the default gateway IP address (refer Link Design).
6. In the section Physical Interface, Port Alarm Report box select Disable.
8. Press Store and confirm.

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6.4 Modify the Remote Element List
When the WEB page is opened, the Remote elements list area is hidden.
Press to hide the area. Press to display the area again.
6.4.1 Rename Station

1. In the Remote elements list area, select the station to be renamed.
2. Press Rename.
3. Type, into the text box, the new name (alphanumeric string with minimum 1 and maximum 11
characters).
CT12345

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Naming conventions are link ID. Example CT12345
4. Press OK.
The application displays the new name of the station into the Remote elements list area.
6.4.2 Remove Equipment List
1. In the Remote elements list area, select the equipment to be removed.

2. Select Equipment 1 and Press Remove.
CT1234
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The application removes the station from the Remote elements list area.
3.Select Equipment 2 and Press Remove.
CT12345
The program remove the equipments from Station.

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CT12345
6.4.3 Add new Equipment List
1. In the Remote elements list area, select the station to which the equipment has to be coupled.
2. Press Add (Element group).
CT12345
3. Into the IP Address box, type the IP address of the Local equipment.
4. Set the Type of element box, selecting the option Managed By SCT for Local Equipment.
5 Press Ok.

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CT12345
The program will add Equipment 1 in the Station.

6. Press Add (Element group).
7. Into the IP Address box, type the IP address of the Remote equipment.
8. Set the Type of element box, selecting the option Managed By SCT for Local Equipment.
9. Press Ok.
CT12345
10. Press Apply and confirm

11. Press to hide Remote elements list

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6.5 Restart the Equipment
An equipment restart need to be done to in order to change to the DCN/IP address parameters sets.
Ensure all parameters are correct before performs a restart.
1. Select Base Band > DCN > MNGT Port Configuration.
2. Press Restart and confirm.

Once the equipment’s complete the restart, configure PC IP Address to the same subnet of equipment IP Address.
Connect PC LAN to LAN 3 of equipment. Perform the Ping test to verify the connection between Local and Remote
Equipment’s. Once connectivity is available open an internet browser and insert the new IP address to search bar.
Insert the user name : admin and password : admin to access to WebLCT interface. Click Open Far End to open
the WebLCT interface of Remote equipment and insert the user name : admin, password : admin.

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6.6 LAN 3 Port Priority.

2. Select the Port Settings tab.
3. In the Default User Priority box, set a value between 7 for LAN 3.

Perform at Local and Remote equipment’s.

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7. GROUP AND USERS MANAGMENT
Group and users management allow to add more Group and Users with different profile to access AGS-20. Each
Users must associate to a Group. All AGS-20 coming from factory comes with a default Group and Users. Below
are the default Group and User available from factory settings.
Users Password Group Profile CLI HTTP HTTPS SNMP FTP SFTP SSH
root admin123 Root Administrator 
admin admin Admin Administrator   SNMPv1 
Table 4 Default Groups and Users
An additional Group and Users need to be created as below:
Users Password Group Profile CLI HTTP HTTPS SNMP FTP SFTP SSH
NMS5UX SIAEMICR NMS5UX Administrator    SNMPv1   
Table 5 New Group and Users
7.1 Create Group NMS5UX

WARNING It is possible to set a maximum of 10 groups. Logging as user admin to create new Group and User.
1. Select Main > Group/User Management > Groups.
2. Press Add Group.

3. Into the Name box, type the group name NMS5UX.
The parameter is Case Sensitive; pay attention to used uppercase characters.

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4. Set the profile to Administrator. The user with this profile can both verify the parameters and send
commands or change the equipment configuration with no exception.
5. Define the protocols/interfaces available to the users associated to the group as Table 5.
6. Press OK and confirm.

The new group is inserted in the list and communicated to the equipment.

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7.2 Create User NMS5UX
1. Select Main > Group/User Management > Users.
2. Select Add User.
3. Into the User box, type the user name NMS5UX. The parameter is Case Sensitive; pay attention to
used uppercase characters.

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4. Press Change at the side of the Password parameter.
SIAEMICR
SIAEMICR
5. Into the New Password and Confirm New Password box, SIAEMICR and press OK. The parameter is
Case Sensitive; pay attention to used uppercase characters.
6. Set the group, to NMS5UX, in the Group box.

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7. In the Timeout box, set the timeout of the WEB LCT session opened by the user to 3600 sec.
8. Press OK and confirm.
7.3 Activate SSH Protocol
1. Select Main > Security Management > Services Status Config.
2. To modify SSH parameter, select the new value to “Enable” in correspondence of the wished protocol.

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8. VIRTUAL LAN (VLAN) CONFIGURATION
MOBIFONE network work in customer bridge configurations which require each Virtual Lan ID (VLAN) need to be
register into Static VLAN Tables. Each traffic need to come with VLAN (802.1q) tagged frames.

2. Select the Static VLANs tab.
3. Press Add.

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4. If you wish to create:
 More VLAN’s at the same time, expand the area Group Add. Set, in the box VLAN ID Start, the identifier
(between 2 and 4094) of the first VLAN of the range. Set, in the box VLAN ID Stop, the identifier of the
last VLAN of the range.
The value of VLAN ID Stop must be greater than the value of VLAN ID Start and no VLAN with identifier
between Start and Stop values must not be present in the list.
The system creates a number of VLAN’s (and inserts the corresponding rows in the table) equal to the
difference between the values of the parameters VLAN ID Stop and VLAN ID Start, with progressive identifiers
from the lowest value to the highest value, and automatically assigns the corresponding VLAN Name using
the format <Label> <identifier>.
All the VLAN’s created automatically assume the same enabling policy for the transit of packets through the
ports of the Switch. The system guarantees the contemporary creation of maximum 100 VLANs.
 A single VLAN, set, in the box VLAN ID, the identifier (between 2 and 4094) you wish to assign to the
virtual LAN. An identifier greater than that indicated in the field Max. VLAN ID cannot be used. Set, in the
box VLAN Name, the name (alphanumeric string, 32 characters at most) you wish to assign to the VLAN.
The system automatically suggests, as VLAN name, VLAN <identifier>. This name can be changed as you wish.
4. Activate ( ), in the box Member Ports, the ports enabled to the transit of packets with VLAN ID
equal to the VLAN’s one. For every port are indicated the port identifier (slot number/port number),
the port name LAN 1, LAN 2, LAN4 , LAN 5, LAN 6, LAN C, LAN D and ODUA. LAN3 only used for
management VLAN.

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The Static VLANs tab displays the row relevant to the new VLAN.

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9. ETHERNET PORT CONFIGURATION
9.1 Enable/Disable Port

1. Select Base Band > Ethernet > Port Manager.
2. In the Admin State box, select the option:
• Disabled. The port is not enabled to use: the port does not transmit/receive traffic.
• Enabled. The port is enabled to use: the port transmits/receives traffic.
The port cannot transmit/receive traffic if the physical connection does not work (Link Status -Down).
9.2 Modify LAN1/LAN2 Interface Type
WARNING Operation available and meaningful only for the ports supporting both the Electrical and the Optical
interface LAN 1 and LAN2. This operation involves the re-configuration of the port parameters Auto Neg. and MTU
to the default value.
1. Select Base Band > Ethernet > Port Manager.
2. In the Media box, select the option:
• Combo (Copper). Ethernet port with electrical interface.

• Combo (Fiber). Ethernet port with optical interface.

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10. ACM CONFIGURATION
10.1 Enable the ACM Engine.
1. Select Equipment > BW & Mod./Link ID.

The ACM Engine parameter indicates the operating status of the adaptive modulation.
WARNING If the Reference Modulation at 2048 QAM or 1024 QAM(for XPIC), ACM will be Disable.
2. To change the parameter, select the option:

• Disabled. Adaptive modulation disabled.
• Enabled. Adaptive modulation enabled.

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10.2 Modify the Upper and Lower Modulation
WARNING Operation available only if the adaptive modulation is enabled.
1. Select Equipment > BW & Mod./Link ID.

The Upper Profile and Lower Profile parameters respectively indicates the upper threshold and the
lower threshold of the ACM profile (code and modulation).
3. To change the parameters Upper Profile and Lower Profile, select the value relevant to the wished
modulation.
 Upper Profile = 2048 QAM or 1024 QAM (for XPIC with ANSK-42)
 Upper Profile = 4096 QAM or 2048 QAM (for XPIC with ANSK-52)
 Lower Profile = Reference Modulation

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11. REVISION RELEASE NOTE
Version Date Description Owner

1.0 26/08/2019 Draft Version Rizal Leman

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1 mn00329e rev012 - AGS20 User Manual

2 mn00327erev010 - AGS-2 WebLCT Manual

2.1 AGS-20 dual IF GAI0215

1. Power Supply - 48Vdc ±15% (decoupled). 12. LAN 3 - RJ45 Management

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1. Power Supply - 48Vdc ±15% (decoupled). 12. LAN 3 - RJ45 Management

2.3 ASNK Outdoor Unit

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Figure 1 AGS-20 Port for Management

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1. Connect the LAN cable to a PC and LAN 3 port of AGS-20.

4. Open a browser (IE 9 or Firefox)

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1. Connect the LAN cable to a PC and LAN 3 port of AGS-20.

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4. Open a browser (IE 9 or Firefox)

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3.3 Connection via LCT port AGS-20

1. Connect the LAN cable to a PC and LCT port of AGS-20.

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4. Open a browser (IE 9 or Firefox)

6. In the WebLCT Login page, write:

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3. Click “Open” button to open console section

6. Push Enter to have the prompt SM-OS#

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4.1 Delete the Default Radio Link

WARNING Operation available if at least one Radio Link is defined.

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4.2 1+0 Radio Link

Table 1 AGS-20 Dual IF Radio Link Configurations

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4.2.1 Create a 1+0 Radio Link

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4.2.2 Radio Parameters Configurations

1. Set, in the Bandwidth box la reference band (refer to Link Budget).

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4.2.3 Channel Duplex Frequency Configuration

2.Press Next>. to set the Transmitter Frequency.

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4.2.5 Set the Transmitter Power

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Figure 3 Detected voltage vs RF Signal

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Figure 4 2x(1+0) Radio Link same Direction

4.3.1 Create a 1+0 Radio Link

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3.Press: Next>, to set the duplex frequency of the Link.

4.3.3 Channel Duplex Frequency Configuration

2.Press Next>. to set the Transmitter Frequency.

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4.3.6 Create 2nd 1+0 Radio Link

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3.Press: Next>, to set the duplex frequency of the Link.