Wimax Pres

WIMAXRURAL – II PROJECT

Intro

WIMAXRURAL – II PROJECT Review Meeting TN

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VGR-SSA INDEX for Meeting

• Wireless PANs (Bluetooth – IEEE 802.15)– very low range– wireless connection to printers etc

• Wireless LANs (WiFi – IEEE 802.11)– infrastructure as well as ad-hoc

networks possible– home/office networking

• Multihop Ad hoc Networks– useful when infrastructure not

available, impractical, or expensive– military applications, emergencies

Wireless MANs (WiMAX-802.16)– Similar to cellular networks– traditional base station

infrastructure systems

Wireless networks

WiMAX is a short name for Worldwide Interoperability of Microwave Access. WiMAX is described in IEEE 802.16e Wireless Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) standard. It is expected that WiMAX compliant systems will provide fixed wireless alternative to conventional DSL and Cable Internet.

Typically, a WiMAX system consists of two parts:

•A WiMAX Base Station: Base station consists of indoor electronics and a WiMAX tower. Typically, a base station can cover up to 10 km radius (Theoretically, a base station can cover up to 50 kilo meter radius or 30 miles, however practical considerations limit it to about 15 km or 11 miles). Any wireless node within the coverage area would be able to access the Internet.

•A WiMAX receiver - The receiver and antenna could be a stand-alone box or a PCMCIA card that sits in your laptop or computer. Access to WiMAX base station is similar to accessing a Wireless Access Point in a WiFi network, but the coverage is more.

Several base stations can be connected with one another by use of high-speed backhaul microwave links. This would allow for roaming by a WiMAX subscriber from one base station to another base station area, similar to roaming enabled by Cellular phone companies.

What is WiMAX

BSNL Spectrum & Frequencies

1. Frequency Band Allotted For the BSNL WIMAX Project is 2.5 Ghz.

2. Spectrum For the BSNL Wimax Project is 2635 to 2655 Mhz (20 Mhz Channel).

3.Frequencies used in the Project

* ALPHA Sector : 2637.5 Mhz - Channel Bandwidth : 5 Mhz

* BETA Sector : 2642.5 Mhz - Channel Bandwidth : 5 Mhz

* GAMMA Sector : 2647.5 Mhz - Channel Bandwidth : 5 Mhz

* Spare Frequency : 2652.5 Mhz - Channel Bandwidth : 5 Mhz

WiMAX Speed

• As Per WIMAX Forum WiMax Technology Theoritically Supports the Speed up to 50 to 55Mbps/s with the 20 Mhz Channel Bandwith.

• Practically it will support up to 40 to 45 Mbps/s in the 20 Mhz Channel.

• In BSNL we are using the 5 Mhz Channel bandwidth in all the Three Sectors.

• We will get 14 Mbps/s in all the three Sectors.

• This is also like Wired Broadband, If no of Connections per Sector increases the bandwidth will be shared by the connections.

Virudhunagar – SSA PROJECT STATUS As on 08.02.12

SI.NO SITE NAME BS IP SECTOR IP SECTOR MAC ID SECTOR FREQUENCY Remarks

1

Alangulam

10.96.81.1 10.96.81.33 2637500 Installed & Integrated With BSNL Network10.96.81.2

10.96.81.34 00:02:73:84:9C:E7 264250010.96.81.35 00:02:73:84:9C:24 2647500

2

Aruppukottai

10.96.81.3 10.96.81.36 00:02:73:84:92:7B 2637500 Installed & Integrated With BSNL Network10.96.81.4

10.96.81.37 00:02:73:84:9C:EB 264250010.96.81.38 00:02:73:84:96:5E 2647500

3

Narikudi


10.96.81.40 264250010.96.81.41 2647500

4

Rajapalayam

10.96.81.7 10.96.81.42 00:02:73:84:AF:45 2637500 Installed & Integrated With BSNL Network10.96.81.8

10.96.81.43 00:02:73:84:AF:11 264250010.96.81.44 00:02:73:84:AF:37 2647500

5

Sattur


10.96.81.46 00:02:73:84:AF:7D 264250010.96.81.47 00:02:73:84:AF:AD 2647500

6

Sivakasi

10.96.81.11 10.96.81.48 00:02:73:84:7D:9D 2637500 Installed & Integrated With BSNL Network10.96.81.12

10.96.81.49 264250010.96.81.50 2647500

7

Srivilliputhur


10.96.81.52 00:02:73:84:9F:AF 264250010.96.81.53 00:02:73:84:AF:33 2647500

8

Virudhunagar


10.96.81.55 264250010.96.81.56 2647500

WIMAX NETWORK WIMAX NETWORK

NETWORK BLOCK DIAGRAM

AAA not in icomm scope BSNL is looking after itAAA not in icomm scope BSNL is looking after it

DETAILED WiMAX INSTALLATION BLOCK DIAGRAM

Field Deployment Scenario

RPR Backhaul Architecture

Direct Sites or Sites through STM Circuit

Types of Backhaul connectivity for BSNL-WIMAX- R2 Project

A BC

0.5 mt length cat-5 dispatched

A – Provided 2mts cat-6 cable to be connected from 3com switch to the 8E1 converter at BTS side.

B – Provided 10 mts 16 pair PCM twisted cable need to be crimped with RJ-45 connector jacks and connect to 8E1 converter, and other side connected to DDF

C -- Provided 45 mtr 16 pair PCM twisted cable to be connected from DDF to 8E1 converter (again cable to be crimped with RJ-45 jacks which will be inserted into 8E1 converter) at the far side.

D –Single mode fiber cable of LC type to be connected from Ethernet SFP port of 8E1 conv to RPR Switch .Scope BSNL

D

8E1 Converter connectivity for Wi-Max

A BBc D

BA

C D


A – Provided 2mts cat-6 cable to be connected from 3com switch to the ethernet port STM1 converter at BTS side.

B – Provided 10 mts fiber patch chord cable to be connected from SFP port of the STM1 converter upto FDF at the BTS side

C -- Provided 45 mtr optical patch chord to be connected from FDF to the SFP port of the STM1 converter at the far side.

D –Single mode fiber cable of LC type to be connected from Ethernet SFP port of 8E1 conv to RPR Switch. BSNL scope

ABB C D


STM1 Converter Connectivity In The RPR Network

RPR SW

Option –A : FE Connectivity For Wi-Max

A – Provided 10 mts cat-6 cable to be connected from 3com switch to the BSNL Network at BTS side.

A

AA

A – Provided 10mts SMF optical patch chord to be connected from SFP module of the 3com switch to the FDF at BTS side.

Option –B : Dark Fiber Connectivity For Wi-Max

Also we can use ADM/MADM For Wimax Connectivity

CPE Training program

Types of CPEs

1) Indoor CPE 2) Outdoor CPE

3) USB dongle

Indoor CPE

Model number : Icomm 610

Compliance : IEEE 802.16e-2005

Duplex Mode : TDD

Frequency : 2.5 to 2.7 GHz

Channel Bandwidth : 5 MHz, 10 MHz

Data rate : 5Mbps (DL),

256Kbps (UL)

Modulation : QPSK, 16QAM,

64QAM (DL)

Out Door CPE

Model number : Icomm 610

Compliance : IEEE

802.16e2005

Duplex Mode : TDD

Frequency : 2.5 to 2.7 GHz


Data rate : 5Mbps (DL),

256Kbps (UL)

Modulation : QPSK, 16QAM,

64QAM (DL)

USB Dongle

Model number : USB 200

Compliance : IEEE 802.16e-2005

Certification : Wave 2.0 certified

Duplex Mode : TDD

Frequency : 2.496GHz to 2.69GHz


Data Rate : 4Mbps (DL),

1Mbps (UL)

Internet Tab

Authentication method is EAP-TTLS-MSCHAPV2

Give BSNL user name and password

Mention Realm as “bsnl.in”

Status Tab

The following important parameters are show in the tab1) State2) RSSI 3) CINR4) TxPwr5) BSID

State: There are three types• Scan• Network Entry• Operational “Scan “ indicates the CPE is searching the BTS signal “Network Entry” Indicates the CPE is not getting authentication “Operational” Indicates the CPE got authenticated .

RSSI( Receiver signal strength indicator ) : This parameter indicates the signal strength of the CPE

CINR( carrier interference Noise ratio ) : This parameter indicates the carrier to noise ratio . If the CPE is having the good signal the CINR will be high.

TxPwr ( Transmitted power): This parameter represents the transmited power of the CPE

BSID(Base station MAC id): This parameter displays the MAC id of the base station to which CPE is latched

INSTALLATION OFOUTDOOR CPE

• RF Coverage• Types of Mounting• Cabling & Connector Preparation

Out Door CPE Installation

Virudhunagar RSSI plot for Outdoor CPE scale with 2km grid

• Need to know what network is planed for Outdoor coverage Indoor coverage• How many base station are visible(LOS or Near Los) from

the location• Approximate distance from each Base station Location• Frequency of operation

RF coverage

SS Visible from Multiple Base station

•Select the BTS which is having shortest distance from the CPE • In the above Diagram the CPE will be pointed towards the Base station A

Base Station A

Base Station A

Base Station B

Base Station B

Base Station C

Base Station C

CPECPE

North

6 Km3 Km

2.4 Km

Types Of Mounting

• On a Pole on Roof Top• Direct on wall /window grill

Two types of installations are visualized

CPE installation on pole

• Recommended pipe :3m to 12 m length• To be installed along the walls of the terrace or building. Make sure that----

(i) That there is a safe access to the pipe, free of any obstacles (ii)That the CPE positioned on the pole cannot be crossed by any body waking on the roof

How to do pole Installation

Secure the pipe to the wall or lift room or any other suitable place with “C” clamps . Make sure that pipe do not rotates in the “C” clamp

C- clamp

Direct on wall /window grill

Directly mount the CPE to the window grail or to the wall

Cabling & Connector Preparation

• The CPE connects the to the POE (Power over Ethernet) box with cad5/cad6 cable with RJ45 connecters on both side

• Support cable length is 100m

• It is important to check the connectivity of the cable before plugging in to the POE and CPE

POE boxCad5/cad6 cable with RJ45

TROUBLE SHOOT

Not able to brose through CPE

• Check the “State“ parameter which is present in the status tab

• If the Scan parameter shown as Scan then the CPE is not getting the BTS signal

• If the Scan parameter shown as Network entry then check for the BSNL user name & password is correct or not

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Steps to Clear the Site Issues in ICOMM

NAME Leval PH:-No MAIL ID Description

Mr.T. Kumerasan 1 9382285974 [email protected] Project Eng SSA In charge

Mr.Arulraj.S /Mr. Shiva.K 2 9345379730 / 9382285973 [email protected], shivak@ico

mmtele.com Network Engineer - ASN

Mr.Thirumurugan.P/ Mr.Anbarasu.G 3 9698778526/8124427762 [email protected] ganbarasu87@

rediffmail.comRF Team

Mr.Rameshkumar.K 4 9382164356 [email protected] Dy. Project Manager( O & M )

Mr.Swaminathan.N 5 9381518794 [email protected] Project Manager

Mr.Anisuddin.J 6 9381901207 [email protected] Circle Head

Mr, Uday Jaladi 7 9392638257 [email protected] G.M ( Net Work)

Mr.Mangesh H 8 9391383122 [email protected] G.M ( TECH)

Mr.A.N. Rao 9 9396954556 [email protected] Sr. GM (Head Project)

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