RELEASE NOTES

PMP/PTP 450 Series

System Release 20.3.1.1

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Contents
Contents 3
General Information 4

Version information 4

System Release 20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1 Information 5

Introduction 5

Feature overview 6

Feature description 7

Enhanced CBRS Alternate channel selection feature (Channel Hunt) 7

Support for Federated Wireless and CommScope Co-Existence feature 7

Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release 20.3.1.1 8

Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release 20.3.1 9

Additional Enhancements in System Release 20.3 10

Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release 20.3 11

Known Problems or Limitations in System Release 20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1 13

Release 20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1 System documentation 14

Embedded software 14

Upgrading software 14

Network Management 19

cnMaestro 19

Canopy MIB 19

Specifications 19

Cambium Networks 20

Contents 3
General Information
Version information
The following table shows the issue status of this document since it was first released:

Issue Date of issue System Release

001v000 September 2021 System Release 20.3

002v000 October 2021 System Release 20.3.1

003v000 November 2021 System Release 20.3.1.1

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System Release 20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1 Information
Introduction
This document provides information for 450 Platform series System Release 20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1.

Software updates for Cambium products are available from: https://support.cambiumnetworks.com/files

System Release 20.3.1.1 is a maintenance release on System Release 20.3.1 with primarily bug fixes.

System Release 20.3.1 is a maintenance release on System Release 20.3 with primarily bug fixes.

System Release 20.3 adds support for the following new feature:

l Enhanced CBRS Alternate channel selection feature (Channel Hunt)

l Support for Federated Wireless and CommScope Co-Existence feature

Attention

l Upgrade SMs first to System release 20.0 or later and then upgrade the AP, otherwise
SMs will connect but at a maximum modulation rate of 2X MIMO-B, until both sides are
running System Release 20.0 or later.
l System Release 20.0 introduces support for TLS v1.2 and v1.3. TLS v1.1 is no longer
supported. CNUT 4.13.3 supports TLS v1.1 only and cannot upgrade PMP/PTP devices
running System release 20.0 or later that are configured for HTTPS only web access.

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Feature overview
The following new feature is introduced in System Release 20.3:

Product Affected Features Description

All 3 GHz AP/BHM Enhanced CBRS Alternate The System Release 20.3 channel hunt
PMP types channel selection feature algorithm now makes use of spectrum scan
(Channel Hunt) information and SAS provided EIRP
information to make a more optimal alternate
channel selection. In addition, this same
algorithm is now also used to find temporary
channels during a DPA triggered suspension.

All 3 GHz AP/BHM Support for Federated Wireless The System Release 20.3 code now supports
PMP types and CommScope Co-Existence sending Co-existence parameter information
feature from the AP/BHM to Federated Wireless and
Commscope SAS's.

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Feature description
Enhanced CBRS Alternate channel selection feature (Channel
Hunt)
The System Release 20.2 includes a channel hunt feature such that if an operators grants on an AP were
terminated, and that termination from the SAS did not include a useable smaller EIRP, the AP would
randomly select an available channel from the SAS indicated subset of available channels, and
automatically move the sector to this new channel.

The System Release 20.3 adds significant improvements to the channel hunt feature, which are
mentioned below:

1. Instead of randomly selecting a new channel, the AP/BHM will use channel information provided in
the Spectrum Inquiry Response message from the SAS as well as the AP’s own spectrum scan
information to select the best channel available to move to.
2. In System Release 20.3, the channel hunt now also takes place not just on terminations, but also on
DPA triggered suspensions of the entire spectrum of the sector. The AP will carefully select the
best available channel to move to temporarily while DPA is in effect on the original channels. When
the original channels are re-authorized by the SAS, the AP/BHM will relinquish the temporary
channels and move operations back to the original channels.
3. The System Release 20.3 channel hunt feature will make use of the Max EIRP provided by the
Google SAS for determining the EIRP to request for the new channels. This avoids an inefficiency
in the System Release 20.2 channel hunt algorithm, where EIRP higher than that would be
requested, causing the new channels to go into suspended state until CPAS. For Commscope and
Federated Wireless SAS users, higher EIRP will/can still be requested, and the AP will make use of
the same day grant functionality to get AUTHORIZATION immediately.

Support for Federated Wireless and CommScope Co-Existence

feature
Earlier in the summer (2021) Federated Wireless deployed partial support for co-existence on their
production SAS. The sector ID is now used for sorting of the Spectrum Inquiry Response channels. The
Spectrum Reuse ID will be stored in the SAS for future use when Federated Wireless supports this
parameter as well.

Note

1. In CBRS Management Tool, usage of Federated Wireless and CommScope option is

not supported for co-existence parameters in cnMaestro version 3.03 and 3.04

2. This feature is targeted for cnMaestro 3.1 release. However, Federated Wireless and
Commscope operators are encouraged to add their Spectrum Reuse IDs into the AP’s
database on System Release 20.3 via direct edit on the AP’s UI Configuration > CBRS
> Coexistence Parameters, or by pushing a template with this configuration item from
cnMaestro.

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Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release
20.3.1.1
Problems and limitations, that are corrected in System Release 20.3.1.1 are listed below:

Table 1: Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release 20.3.1.1

Products Tracking Description

Affected

All AP/BHM CPY-17628 Adjusted Rate Adapt not to downrate as quickly. This was reverted to
PMP Products the value used prior to System Release 20.2.1.

All PMP SM CPY-17649 Fixed bug introduced in System Release 20.3 causing slower
products registration times for SM to Primary AP.

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Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release
20.3.1
Problems and limitations, that are corrected in System Release 20.3.1 are listed below:

Table 2: Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release 20.3.1

Products Tracking Description

Affected

3 GHz CBRS CPY-17601 CBRS EIRP recommendation from Federated Wireless SAS causing SM
SM to go into relinquishment loop. Cambium put out an advisement email
to operators using Federated Wireless SAS on 10/1 recommending
against upgrading to anything later than 20.3 BETA-1 if using
Federated Wireless SAS due to a customer found bug in Cambium
software. This has been fixed in System Release 20.3.1.

3 GHz CBRS CPY-17608 Improvement to suspension handling on PMP 450m when “Reboot for
450m AP Channel Bandwidth Change" flag was disabled.

All PMP 450m CPY-17060 Improvements to logging details for crashed/hung AP.

3 GHz CBRS CPY-17618 Corrections to Cambium's Tx Enable/Disable handling on manual

450m bandwidth changes and deregistration scenarios.

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Additional Enhancements in System Release 20.3
Additional enhancements in system release 20.3 are listed in below table:

Table 3: Additional enhancements in system release 20.3

Products Tracking Description

Affected

All 3 GHz CPY-17255 Improvements to prevent grantRequests going out with slightly higher
AP/BHM PMP CPY-17392 EIRP than suggested by the SAS in terminations, which causes a grant
products to go to suspended state.

All 3 GHz CPY-17389 Improvements to prevent CBRS Grant EIRP reduction when changing
AP/BHM PMP channels and bandwidths.
products

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Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release
20.3
Problems and limitations, that are corrected in System Release 20.3 are listed below:

Table 4: Problems and Limitations corrected in System Release 20.3

Products Tracking Description

Affected

CBRS CPY-17169 AP sends grant request with higher EIRP than operator settings if it's
offered by the SAS.

450 SM CPY-17352 MPU Violation crash.

CPY-17350
CPY-17355

All AP/BHM CPY-17360 Low Priority Data Channel for LUID 3 not appearing under “Data
PMP products Channel” statistics until auto-refresh.

450 AP and CPY-17435 Fix for rare miscalibration of radios to save appropriate calibration
SM values to flash.

All PMP CPY-17457 Operators advised to migrate to AAA. Add warning message BAM
SM/BHS (Bandwith and Authentication Manager) not supported.
products

450i AP CPY-17455 Problems with High Priority AUX port traffic on 20.x (not seen in
previous 16.2.x builds) when using 450i AP.

All PMP CPY-17365 DL/UL modulation rate reductions seen in certain customers sites on
AP/BHM 20.x builds (not seen on 16.2.3.1 software).
products

450 AP CPY-17477 AP Frame Utilization statistics under heavy load incorrectly shows 0%
instead of 100%.

All PMP CPY-17296 AP running System Release 20.x does not pass through IPv6 Multicast
AP/BHM packets downstream.
products

CBRS CPY-17283 Few cases with very high antenna Gain confirmed, a CBRS AP running
Bandwidth > 10 MHz might see a small unexpected power
reduction/limit after bootup.

All AP/BHM CPY-17475 SM dropped session with overloaded traffic and no CIR allocated.
products

All PMP CPY-17512 After Remove Idle SMs, Bridging Table Conflict preventing SM full
AP/BHM registration.
products

All CPY-17527 Improved Modulation Rate adapt algorithm.

CPY-17543

450 MicroPoP CPY-17405 AP was capping SM to 4 Mbps aggregated when MIR source was AAA.

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Products Tracking Description
Affected

All CPY-17556 Configuration file does not have a variable for "MIMO Rate Adapt
Algorithm".

All SM CPY-17562 LQI Downlink SNMP Trap: Beacon LQI OID fixed and added Beacon
Percent.

All 450 CPY-17537 Applied patch updated for vendor code.

products

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Known Problems or Limitations in System Release
20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1
Known issues in System Release 20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1 are listed in the following table:

Table 5: System Release 20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1 known problems and limitations

Products Tracking Workaround/Description

Affected

3 GHz CBRS CNSSNG-21435 The grants for the temporary channels obtained when channel
AP/BHM hunting due to suspension have a clear "tmp" indication in the Logs -
> CBRS page of the AP. However, this tmp indication is not currently
shown on the cnMastro management tool.

Workaround: None

3 GHz CBRS CPY-17460 When temporary channels are obtained due to a suspension
SM's triggered channel hunt, the CBRS logs page on the AP clearly marks
this temporary channels as TMP. In System Release 20.3, no such
TMP indication for the grants for the SM's (on the AP's Logs -> CBRS
page).

Workaround: None

3 GHz CBRS CPY-17357 Cambium shows a TMP flag on the HOME-> Session Status page of
devices the AP for all grants that are considered temporary due to being
obtained via "same day grant". However, this flag is currently only
shown with FW SDG implementation, not with Commscope SDG
implementation. Also, if with FW, there are some inefficiencies and
inaccuracies in a few cases on when the flag is set and cleared.

Workaround: None

450 MicroPoP CPY-17383 The Invalid Message Count field on the Sync Status UI page
increments by one every second on a MicroPoP Connectorized AP
whenever the on-board GPS is active. This issue affects only the
connectorized hardware and is not seen on the omni/sector
MicroPoP versions.

This issue is considered as invalid statistic, which does not cause any
issue with sync stability.

Workaround: None

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Release 20.3/20.3.1/20.3.1.1 System documentation
Provided with this release are several documents for your reference:

l PMP 450 Series Specification Sheets: Includes latest specifications for the 450 Series product line.

l PMP 450i Series Specification Sheets: Includes latest specifications for the 450i Series product
line.

l PMP 450b Specification Sheets: Includes latest specifications for the 450b.

l PMP 450m Series Specification Sheets: Includes latest specifications for the 450m Series product
line.

PMP 450 MicroPoP Specification Sheets: Includes latest specifications for the 450 MicroPoP
Series product line.

l LINKPlanner: Includes latest information about Cambium products performance.

l https://support.cambiumnetworks.com/files/pmp450/: Includes CBRS Consolidated Procedure

Guide.

Embedded software
Before upgrading to System Release 20.3.1.1 , read Upgrading Software section. System Release 20.3.1.1
may be installed via CNUT (Canopy Network Updater Tool) using the following software package:

l CANOPY20_3_1_1BUILDOFFICIAL_PXP45x_S.pkg3

l Or via cnMaestro: CANOPY_20.3.1.1.tar.gz

Upgrading software
Use version 4.13.3 of the Canopy Network Updater Tool (CNUT) to upgrade to Release 20.3.1.1.

CNUT 4.13.3 supports legacy Cambium products.

CNUT and its release notes can be downloaded from the Cambium support web site:
https://support.cambiumnetworks.com/files/cnut/

Note

As of Software Release 16.2 and later, CNUT AutoUpdate using PMP 450 AP
as the File Server no longer supports update of 450b and 450i SMs. Use
cnMaestro or CNUT HTTP File Server option to upgrade these SMs.

System Release 20.0 introduces support for TLS v1.2 and v1.3. TLS v1.1 is no
longer supported. CNUT 4.13.3 supports TLS v1.1 only and cannot upgrade
PMP/PTP devices running 20.0 or later, that are configured for HTTPS only
web access.

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The below 3 tables describes the compatibility between AP and SM versions.

PMP 450/450b/450i/450m Compatibility

AP Version SM Version

20.0+ 16.2.X - 15.2 15.1.5 & earlier

20.0+ Y 2X MIMO-B N

16.2.X - 16.1 Y Y N

16.0.1.1 & earlier Y Y Y

PMP 430 SM Compatibility

AP Version 430 SM Version

16.0.1.1 - 14.2 14.1.2 - 14.0 13.4.1 - 12.2 12.1.3 & earlier

16.1+ N N N N

16.0.1.1 - 14.2 450 mode 450 mode 450 mode N

14.1.2 - 14.0 450 mode 450 mode 450 mode N

13.4.1 & earlier 430/450 mode 430/450 mode 430/450 mode 430 mode

CBRS 450/450b/450i/450m Compatibility

AP Version SM Version

20.0+ 16.2.X - 16.2 16.1.1.1 - 15.2 15.1.5 & earlier

20.0+ Y 2X MIMO-B 2X MIMO-B* N

16.2.X - 16.2 Y Y N* N

16.1.1.1 & earlier N* N* N* N*

*Y if CBRS Disabled on AP

N* indicates compatibility for non CBRS sectors.`

The below table describes CBRS Co-existence compatibility between PMP radio software and cnMaestro:

AP SW cnMaestro version
version
Pre-Release 3.1 Release 3.1

System New devices New devices

Release
20.3 l Register device with cnMaestro tool l Register device with cnMaestro
tool
l Federated Wireless and CS: co-
existence parameters not sent l Co-ex parameters are sent to all
SASs
l Google: co-existence parameters sent

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AP SW cnMaestro version
version
Pre-Release 3.1
l Tool syncs grants and co-existence
parameters to AP
l AP sends co-existence parameters in
next HB If co-existence parameters
are changed in the AP, the AP sends
them in the next HB (for all SASs)
Existing devices
l Enter co-existence parameters in AP
GUI, OR
l Use cnMaestro template to push co-
existence parameters to all APs with
the same Spectrum Reuse ID
System All devices
Release
Co-ex parameters for FW and CS cannot be
20.0+ but
sent from cnMaestro tool nor AP to the SAS.
pre-
If co-existence parameters are configured in
Release
the tool, they are simply synced to the AP
20.3
and displayed in the GUI. Upgrade of either
cnMaestro or radio software is necessary to
send parameters to the SAS.
Pre- All devices
Release
Co-existence parameters for Federated
20.0
Wireless and CS cannot be sent from
cnMaestro tool nor AP to the SAS. Upgrade
of either cnMaestro or radio software is
necessary to send parameters to the SAS.
Release 3.1
l Tool syncs grants and co-existence
parameters to AP
l AP stores and displays the
parameters
l If co-existence parameters are
changed in the AP, the AP sends
them to all SASs in the next HB
Existing devices
l Enter co-existenceparameters in
AP GUI, OR
l Use cnMaestro template to push
co-existence parameters to all APs
with the same Spectrum Reuse ID,
OR
l Re-register devices with cnMaestro
tool
New devices
l Register device with cnMaestro
tool
l Co-ex parameters are sent to all
SASs
l Tool syncs grants and co-existence
parameters to the AP
l AP stores and displays the
parameters
Existing devices
Device will not send co-existence
parameters to the SAS for Federated
Wireless and CS. Re-registration is
required from cnMaestro tool
New devices
Register device with cnMaestro tool Co-
ex parameters are sent to all SASs Tool
syncs grants and co-ex parameters to the
AP The AP ignores the parameters
Existing devices
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AP SW cnMaestro version
version
Pre-Release 3.1 Release 3.1

Device will not send co-existence

parameters to the SAS for Federated
Wireless and CS. Re-registration is
required from cnMaestro tool

Release Feature or Hardware First Supported

20.2 CBRS Multigrant Support.

20.1 Connectorized PMP 450 MicroPoP 5 GHz and Connectorized PMP 450b 5 GHz SM. Addition
of Intermediate Modulation Modes (3X/5X/7X MIMO-B) for PMP 450m AP, in the downlink
direction only.

20.0 Addition of Intermediate Modulation Modes (3X/5X/7X MIMO-B). Upgrade SM first when
upgrading to 20.0or above releases. Otherwise, the link will connect at 2X MIMO-B until the
SM is upgraded to 20.0.

16.2.3 PMP 450m 3 GHz P4.4

16.2.1 PMP 450 MicroPoP 5 GHz, PMP 450b 3 GHz High Gain, PMP 450b 5 GHz Retro

16.2 CBRS

16.2 CBRS -If running pre 16.2 BETA-5: Upgrade both SM and AP from the older software first to
BETA 16.2 BETA-5; After reconnect, upgrade the AP to 16.2 official or later; Upgrade the SMs to
16.2 official or later.

16.1 PTP 450b

16.1 PMP 430 SM no longer supported. Also if AP is on 16.1, SMs need to be on 15.2 or later to
connect to AP on 16.1 or later.

16.0.1.1 Last PMP 430 SM release load; Recommended upgrade release stepping stone from earlier
releases

16.0 PMP 450m 3 GHz, Uplink MU-MIMO

15.2.1 PMP 450i 5 GHz P6 SMs previously configured for DES will register to APs configured to
AES

(assuming correct encryption key config) and also to APs with encryption disabled.

15.2 AES-256 added and DES no longer supported. SMs configured for DES will not register to
AP with encryption enabled. AP will need to disable encryption for SMs configured to DES
to register.

15.1.5 PMP 450b High Gain 5 GHz

15.1.2 PMP 450b Mid-Gain 5 GHz

15.1 40 MHz and PMP 450i 3 GHz

15.0 PMP 450m 5 GHz

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Release Feature or Hardware First Supported

14.2 cnMaestro, 15 and 30 MHz Channel Bandwidths

14.1.2 PMP 430 SM last release line in with support for ability to reboot and switch to/from "PMP
430 mode" / "PMP 450 mode". All PMP 430 radios first need to be upgrade to this release,
"450 mode" selected and rebooted before able to be upgraded to a later release.

14.1 PMP 450i 5.1 and 5.2 GHz band support

14.0 PMP 450i 5 GHz

13.4.1 Last release line for PMP 100, PMP 430 AP

13.3 5 ms frame, 7 MHz Channel Bandwidth

13.0 PMP 450 3 GHz

12.1.1 5 MHz Channel Bandwidth

12.1 PMP 450 2.4 GHz

12.0 PMP 450 5 GHz

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Network Management
Wireless Manager v4.5.6 may be used to manage Cambium PMP networks, including managing the
RADIUS features. For additional information, see the Wireless Manager website at:

http://www.cambiumnetworks.com/products/management-tools/wireless-manager

A RADIUS dictionary file is available from the software site:

https://support.cambiumnetworks.com/files/pmp450/

cnMaestro
3.0.3 is the most current release of On-Premises as of August 2021, although 3.0.4 release is expected
soon. 3.0.4 cloud rollout is in progress as of late August 2021, although having the most recent cnMaestro
release is not strictly required for basic operation of the new features described in this System Release
20.3.

Operators needs 3.0.2 or later cnMaestro for full compatibility with the CBRS Management Tool, such as
live CBRS grant status updates to cnMaestro, and the request of new grants as multigrants from the tool.
However, conversions to multigrants for existing widegrants can be done with System Release 20.2 on
devices still onboarded to 3.0.0/3.0.1 cnMaestro software versions.

cnMaestro may also be used to manage Cambium devices. Additionally, cnMaestro is required if using the
CBRS feature. See the cnMaestro release notes for more information. For additional information, see the
cnMaestro website at:

http://www.cambiumnetworks.com/products/software-tools/cnmaestro

Canopy MIB
The Cambium Enterprise MIB (Management Information Base) consists of 7 MIB definition files and
supports SNMP access to Canopy modules. The MIB files are available for download from:

https://support.cambiumnetworks.com/files/pmp450/

MIB files are used by Network Management Systems and Element Management Systems, such as the
Wireless Manager system to support a host of surveillance, monitoring, control, and operational tasks.

If you are using an SNMP network management system (NMS) or element management system (EMS)
other than Wireless Manager: Load the MIBs per the instructions for your NMS or EMS.

Note

When loading the MIB files:    

1. First, load the standard MIB files

2. Then, load the radio specific MIB files

Some NMSs are not sensitive to order, but some require a specific loading order to build a MIB tree.
Loading in the recommended order avoids these issues.

Specifications
Refer the Spec Sheets listed on the Cambium Networks website for the most up-to-date specifications:

http://www.cambiumnetworks.com/resources/

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