Re: [WISPA] Canopy Help

[Patrick Shoemaker]

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> Can anyone provide me with the Cat5 pinouts for this pride of the fleet?
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Re: [WISPA] Ground client radio???

[Blair Davis]

My fix for this type of problem was to start using shielded cat5 with 
built in drain wire.

Hook the drain wire at the radio ground, and at the other end bond the 
drain wire to an earth ground.

This stops the surges from ever getting into the wire.  I have not lost 
an Ethernet port since I did this, even in a location that had killed 5 
Ethernet cards before...

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Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
> I've got a problem client radio that almost always needs attention after a
> lightning storm. It is mounted with a gable mount on an eve so the radio
> itself is not physically grounded which I think is where my problem is
> coming from. The cat5 wire is grounded with a tranzeo POE ground lead but
> that is not stopping the surges. I've got a RB532 board which has lost 3
> ethernet ports due to surges on the POE line even while using the tranzeo
> POE's ground. Now I have never lost a radio at this location but I have lost
> 3 ethernet ports and 2 POE injectos. This last time around the radio
> actually defaulted back to factory defaults. Radio is a TR-5a-21. Now I
> suspect that if this radio was mounted to a TV tower and not the eve that I
> would not be having these problems since it would naturally be grounded.
> Anyone have any ideas on what I need to do to get this thing grounded. How
> heavy of guage do I need?
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[WISPA] Canopy Help

[lakeland]

Can anyone provide me with the Cat5 pinouts for this pride of the fleet?

Tnx

Bob
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Re: [WISPA] Ground client radio???

[Scott Reed]

Since all you need is to bleed off the induced current, my normal way is 
to run 12AWG from the radio to the electrical ground rod.  This has 
stopped a similar issue on a couple of radios for me.

Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
> I've got a problem client radio that almost always needs attention after a
> lightning storm. It is mounted with a gable mount on an eve so the radio
> itself is not physically grounded which I think is where my problem is
> coming from. The cat5 wire is grounded with a tranzeo POE ground lead but
> that is not stopping the surges. I've got a RB532 board which has lost 3
> ethernet ports due to surges on the POE line even while using the tranzeo
> POE's ground. Now I have never lost a radio at this location but I have lost
> 3 ethernet ports and 2 POE injectos. This last time around the radio
> actually defaulted back to factory defaults. Radio is a TR-5a-21. Now I
> suspect that if this radio was mounted to a TV tower and not the eve that I
> would not be having these problems since it would naturally be grounded.
> Anyone have any ideas on what I need to do to get this thing grounded. How
> heavy of guage do I need?
>
>  
>
> Kurt Fankhauser
> WAVELINC
> P.O. Box 126
> Bucyrus, OH 44820
> 419-562-6405
> www.wavelinc.com
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[WISPA] Ground client radio???

[Kurt Fankhauser]

I've got a problem client radio that almost always needs attention after a
lightning storm. It is mounted with a gable mount on an eve so the radio
itself is not physically grounded which I think is where my problem is
coming from. The cat5 wire is grounded with a tranzeo POE ground lead but
that is not stopping the surges. I've got a RB532 board which has lost 3
ethernet ports due to surges on the POE line even while using the tranzeo
POE's ground. Now I have never lost a radio at this location but I have lost
3 ethernet ports and 2 POE injectos. This last time around the radio
actually defaulted back to factory defaults. Radio is a TR-5a-21. Now I
suspect that if this radio was mounted to a TV tower and not the eve that I
would not be having these problems since it would naturally be grounded.
Anyone have any ideas on what I need to do to get this thing grounded. How
heavy of guage do I need?

 

Kurt Fankhauser
WAVELINC
P.O. Box 126
Bucyrus, OH 44820
419-562-6405
www.wavelinc.com

 

 

 




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[WISPA] Service Availability

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[WISPA] 5.5GHz info

[Jason Hensley]

Can someone point me to info on the 5.5GHz band?  Is it legal in the US?
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[WISPA] Gemini troubles

[Mike Hammett]

I'm having a problem with my Orthogon Gemini where the Ethernet interface locks 
up from time to time.  The only way to cure it is to reboot the Gemini.  The 
Mikrotik it is plugged into says the interface is still up, but it won't pass 
traffic until a reboot.

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[WISPA] Sale: Last Batch of Tsunami and more Enterasys equipment

[Leon D. Zetekoff, NCE]

We have the following equipment available for shipment:

Tsunami 45m full duplex radio 301-27710-1A1/301-27710-1A2 (5.7/5.8g)
Tsunami 100m full duplex radio 301-27720-1A1/301-27720-1A2 (5.3/5.8g)

Multiple Enterasys SSR8 with controller boards and fast ethernet cards
Multiple Enterasys SSR16 with controller boards, fast Ethernet and HSSI
Multiple Enterasys ANG1105 and ANG1100

The Tsunami radios were removed from service recently as we needed 
higher bandwidth backhauls. Radios do NOT come with antennas.

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