WTM 3300 Installation Manual - August 2016

WTM 3300
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Release 1.2.0, Version 003
260-668226-001
WTM 3300 Copyright and Terms of Use
August 2016
This documentation incorporates features and functions provided with WTM 3300.
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The following safety recommendations must be considered to avoid injuries to persons and/or damage to the
equipment:
1. Installation and Service Personnel: Installation and service must be carried out by authorized personnel
who have the technical training and experience necessary to be aware of any hazardous operations during
installation and service, and of measures to avoid any danger to themselves, to any other personnel, and to
the equipment.
2. Access to the Equipment: Access to the equipment in use must be restricted to service personnel only.
3. Safety Norms: Recommended safety norms are detailed in the Health and Safety sections of this manual.
Local safety regulations must be used if mandatory. Safety instructions in this document should be used in
addition to the local safety regulations. In the case of conflict between safety instructions stated in this
manual and those indicated in local regulations, mandatory local norms will prevail. Should local reg-
ulations not be mandatory, then the safety norms in Volume 1 will prevail.
4. Service Personnel Skill: Service personnel must have received adequate technical training on tele-
communications and in particular on the equipment this manual refers to.
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Declaration of Conformity, R&TTE Directive, 1999/5/EC

Aviat Networks tímto prohlašuje, že tento WTM 3300 je ve shodě
se základními požadavky a dalšími příslušnými ustanoveními
Czech Republic směrnice 1999/5/ES.
Undertegnede , Aviat Networks erklærer herved, at følgende

udstyr WTM 3300 overholder de væsentlige krav og øvrige rel-
Denmark evante krav i direktiv 1999/5/EF.
Hiermit erklärt, Aviat Networks dass sich das Gerät WTM 3300 in
Übereinstimmung mit den grundlegenden Anforderungen und
Germany Austria Switzerland Belgium den übrigen einschlägigen Bestimmungen der Richtlinie
1999/5/EG befindet.
Luxembourg Netherlands Liechtenstein

Käesolevaga kinnitab , Aviat Networks seadme WTM 3300 vast-
avust direktiivi 1999/5/EÜ põhinõuetele ja nimetatud direktiivist
Estonia tulenevatele teistele asjakohastele sätetele.
Hereby, Aviat Networks declares that WTM 3300 is in compliance

with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of
Directive 1999/5/EC.
United Kingdom Ireland Malta
Por medio de la presente Aviat Networks declara que el WTM
3300 cumple con los requisitos esenciales y cualesquiera otras
disposiciones aplicables o exigibles de la Directiva 1999/5/CE.
Spain
ΜΕ ΤΗ Ν Π ΑΡΟΥΣΑ, Aviat Networks ΔΗ ΛΩΝ ΕΙ ΟΤΙ WTM 3300
ΣΥΜΜΟΡΦ ΩΝ ΕΤΑΙ Π ΡΟΣ ΤΙΣ ΟΥΣΙΩΔΕΙΣ ΑΠ ΑΙΤΗ ΣΕΙΣ
ΚΑΙ ΤΙΣ ΛΟΙΠ ΕΣ ΣΧΕΤΙΚΕΣ ΔΙΑΤΑΞ ΕΙΣ ΤΗ Σ ΟΔΗ Γ ΙΑΣ
Greece Cyprus
1999/5/ΕΚ.
Par la présente, Aviat Networks déclare que l'appareil WTM 3300
est conforme aux exigences essentielles et aux autres dis-
France Luxembourg Switzerland Bel- positions pertinentes de la directive 1999/5/CE.
gium
Con la presente , Aviat Networks dichiara che questo WTM 3300 è
conforme ai requisiti essenziali ed alle altre disposizioni per-
Italy Switzerland tinenti stabilite dalla direttiva 1999/5/CE.
Ar šo Aviat Networks deklarē, ka WTM 3300 atbilst Direktīvas

1999/5/EK būtiskajām prasībām un citiem ar to saistītajiem
Latvia noteikumiem,
Šiuo Aviat Networks deklaruoja, kad šis WTM 3300 atitinka

esminius reikalavimus ir kitas 1999/5/EB Direktyvos nuostatas.
Lithuania
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Hierbij verklaart , Aviat Networks dat het toestel WTM 3300 in

overeenstemming is met de essentiële eisen en de andere rel-
Netherlands Belgium evante bepalingen van richtlijn 1999/5/EG.
Hawnhekk, Aviat Networks, jiddikjara li dan WTM 3300 jikkon-

forma mal-ħtiġijiet essenzjali u ma provvedimenti oħrajn rel-
Malta evanti li hemm fid-Dirrettiva 1999/5/EC.
Alulírott, , Aviat Networks nyilatkozom, hogy a WTM 3300 megfelel

a vonatkozó alapvetõ követelményeknek és az 1999/5/EC irányelv
Hungary egyéb elõírásainak.
Niniejszym Aviat Networks oświadcza, że WTM 3300 jest zgodny z

zasadniczymi wymogami oraz pozostałymi stosownymi
Poland postanowieniami Dyrektywy 1999/5/EC
Aviat Networks declara que este WTM 3300 está conforme com os
requisitos essenciais e outras disposições da Directiva 1999/5/CE.
Portugal
Aviat Networks izjavlja, da je ta WTM 3300 v skladu z bistvenimi
zahtevami in ostalimi relevantnimi določili direktive 1999/5/ES.
Slovenia
Aviat Networks týmto vyhlasuje, že WTM 3300 spĺňa základné poži-
adavky a všetky príslušné ustanovenia Smernice 1999/5/ES.
Slovakia
Aviat Networks vakuuttaa täten että WTM 3300 tyyppinen laite on
direktiivin 1999/5/EY oleellisten vaatimusten ja sitä koskevien
Finland direktiivin muiden ehtojen mukainen.
Härmed intygar Aviat Networks att denna WTM 3300 står I över-
ensstämmelse med de väsentliga egenskapskrav och övriga rel-
Sweden evanta bestämmelser som framgår av direktiv 1999/5/EG.
Hér með lýsir Aviat Networks yfir því að WTM 3300 er í samræmi
við grunnkröfur og aðrar kröfur, sem gerðar eru í tilskipun
1999/5/EC.
Iceland
Aviat Networks erklærer herved at utstyret WTM 3300 er i samsvar
med de grunnleggende krav og øvrige relevante krav i direktiv
1999/5/EF.
Norway
Noi, Aviat Networks, declarăm pe propria noastră răspundere că
prODRsul WTM 3300 este în conformitate cu cerinţele esenţiale şi
celelalte prevederi aplicabile ale Hotărârii Guvernului nr.88/2003
România
(R&TTE) sau ale Directivei 1999/5/EC (R&TTE)
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Intended Use
The WTM 3300 radio is classified under the R&TTE Directive 99/5/EC as a class 2.8 radio (microwave fixed
link) product.
Table 1-1. Equipment & Country Availability Matrix for 71/86 GHz Band (X = available)
AT BE BG CR CY CZ DK EE FI FR DE GR HU IS IE IT
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
LV LT LU MT NL NO PL PT RO SK SI ES SE CH UK
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Aviat Networks intends to market this product where an "X" is shown. In the following countries, only part of
the band is open: Austria (AT), Cyprus (CY), Czech Republic (CZ), Latvia (LT), Poland (PL), Slovenia (SI),
Switzerland (CH).
NOTE: It s hould be noted that a lic ens e to oper ate this equipment is
likely to be nec es s ar y, and the appr opr iate r egulator y adminis tr ation
s hould be c ontac ted.
RF Exposure Guidelines for WTM 3300

The following MPE (maximum permissible exposure) calculations have been produced in accordance with
the guidelines of EN 50383/EN 50385 and Section 1.1310 of the FCC’s rules
Table 1-2. RF Exposure Gudelines
Compliance Boundary
Frequency Transmit Pwr Antenna Gain
Variant Generic Public
[GHz] [dBi] [dBi]
[m]
WTM 3305 (1 ft ant.) 71-86 14.0 43.0 4.47
WTM 3305 (2 ft ant.) 71-86 14.0 51.0 4.47
WTM 3310 71-86 14.0 38.0 1.19
WTM 3315 71-86 14.0 43.0 2.00
WEEE Directive
In accordance with the WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU), WTM 3300 is marked with the following symbol:
This symbol indicates that this equipment should be collected separately for the purposes of recovery
and/or recycling.
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For information about collection and recycling of Aviat Networks equipment please contact your local Aviat
Networks sales office. If you purchased your product via a distributor please contact the distributor for
information regarding collection and recovery/recycling.
More information on the WEEE Directive is available at our website:
http://www.aviatnetworks.com/products/compliance/weee/.
(WEEE is the acronym for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment)
RoHS Directive
WTM 3300 meets the requirements of the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Directive
(2011/65/EC).
Regulatory Issues
Hereby, Aviat Networks declares that this WTM 3300 system is in compliance with the essential require-
ments and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
ISO90001:2008 and TL9000

Aviat Networks is ISO90001:2008 and TL9000 Certified. Full certification means all departments and busi-
ness units within Aviat Networks have been strictly assessed for compliance to both standards. It testifies
that Aviat Networks is a certified supplier of products, services and solutions to the highest ISO and Tele-
communication standards available.
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Contents
WTM 3300 Copyright and Terms of Use i
Aviat Networks Technical & Sales Support ii
Contents viii
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 1
Customer Documentation Organization 2
Document Scope 3
Document Conventions 4
CHAPTER 2. WTM 3300 INSTALLATION 5

Installation Steps 6
Installation Options and System Configurations 7
Before Going On Site 9
WTM 3300 Solution Elements 9
Optional Solution Elements 10
Installation and Maintenance Kit 11
Visual Alignment Kit 11
Handling the ODR 13
W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants with Integrated Antenna) 18
Attaching the Universal Mounting Kit to a Pole 20
Attaching the Universal Mounting Kit to a Wall 20
Attaching the Mounting Kit to a Wall using Wall Extension Bracket 21
Attaching the ODR to a Standard Flat Antenna Mounting Kit 22
WTM 3305 – Use of External Parabolic Antennas 25
RFS External Antenna Mount 25
Xian External Antenna Mount 28
MTI External Antenna Mounting 33
Cabling Procedure 37
ODR with PoE Powering 38
PoE Injector Installation Guidelines 38
PoE/Data Cable Assembly 39
ODR with -48 VDC Direct Power Feed 42
DC Cable Assembly 42
Grounding 45
ODR Grounding 45
Cable Grounding 46
Lightning Protection 48
RJ45 Surge Arrestor 48
DC Surge Arrestor 49
Weatherproofing for Cables and Connectors 50
Weatherproofing Procedure 50
Wrapping Guidelines for Mastic (Butyl) Tape 51
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Wrapping Guidelines for Self-amalgamating Tape 52

Position of Cables 53
Connecting the ODR to Power Source 54
ODR Alignment Procedure 55
Locating the Main Beam 55
Alignment Options 56
Alignment Steps for WTM 3310 and WTM 3315 (Embedded Flat Antenna) 62
Alignment Steps for WTM 3305 (External Parabolic Antenna) 65
Realigning the Antenna 65
CHAPTER 3. WTM 3300 LINK SETUP AND BASIC CONFIGURATION 67

Basic ODR Configuration with ePortal 68
Logging into ePortal 68
Radio Configuration 69
Verifying Link Status 71
Basic Configuration with CLI 72
Basic Configuration With Local Console 74
CHAPTER 4. COMMISSIONING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 77

Routine Inspection and Maintenance 78
Routine Inspections 78
Trend Analysis 78
Fault Analysis 78
Training 79
Spares 79
Commissioning Procedure 80
Troubleshooting 82
ePortal Alarms 83
Factory Reset Procedure 83
CHAPTER 5. HEALTH AND SAFETY 85

General Health and Safety 86
Operations Health and Safety 87
General Hazards 88
APPENDIX 1. GLOSSARY 89
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Chapter 1. Introduction
WTM 3300 Installation Manual covers the following topics:
l WTM 3300 Installation
l WTM 3300 Link Setup and Basic Configuration
l Commissioning and Troubleshooting
l Health and Safety
This Installation Manual is for Rel. 1.2.0 of the WTM 3300, released in August 2016. Ver-
sion: 003
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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
Customer Documentation Organization

The Customer Documentation for the WTM 3300 all outdoor E-band system is sub-
divided into the following documents.
WTM 3300 Installation Manual (260-668226-001)

Instructions on installing, connecting and commissioning the WTM 3300.
WTM 3300 Operations Manual (260-668231-001)

Management and configuration commands for ePortal, CLI and local console.
WTM 3300 Quick Start Guide (260-668233-001)

Basic installation and link startup steps. It is included in the ODR package.
WTM 3300 Product Description (260-668227-001)

Overview of the application, composition, performance, features, interfaces, functions
and maintenance of the WTM 3300. It also contains the most important technical data.
WTM 3300 Release Notes (260-668229-001)

This document provides information on WTM 3300 SW – features, changes and known
issues.
Aviat Networks Best Practices Guide (GP-QP057)

Standard practices and procedures common to all Aviat Networks radio systems, includ-
ing:
l recommended safety standards
l minimum standards to ensure reliable network operation
l acceptable standards dictated by the Aviat Networks warranty policy
It also provides a wealth of information on planning and installation practices, systems
operation, testing, troubleshooting and technical background.
ProVision NMS Documentation (300-662025-001000)

How to integrate WTM 3300 into network OSS using the ProVision Network Man-
agement System.
WTM 3300 Installation Video

Basic HW installation steps are demonstrated in this video: http://www.avi-
atnetworks.com/video/wtm3300-installation-video/
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Document Scope
This document gives information on how to install the WTM 3300 in the field and how
to perform basic link setup.
This installation manual is supposed to be used in combination with the entire set of
WTM 3300 user documentation (WTM 3300 Quick Start Guide, WTM 3300 Operations
Manual, and WTM 3300 Product Description) to use and manage the product in the
most effective way. Main document sections are:
l WTM 3300 installation
l WTM 3300 link setup and basic configuration
l Commissioning and Troubleshooting
l Health and safety
NOTE: In the follow ing, w her e not s pec ific ally indic ated, r efer enc es to
WTM 3300 family apply to all pr oduc t var iants : WTM 3305, WTM 3310 (v1)
and WTM 3315.
The follow ing abbr eviations ar e als o us ed:
- WTM 3300 family (ODR)
- WTM 3305 var iant (W3305)
- WTM 3310 (v1) var iant (W3310)
- WTM 3315 var iant (W3315)
This document can be applied to the following products of the WTM 3300 series:
Table 1-1. WTM 3300 Product Variants
Product Line Variant Description

WTM 3300 WTM 3305 WTM 3300 ODR, 80GHz without integrated antenna, 1xGb PoE or
1xGbE + direct 48VDC, ANSI/ETSI, 450 Mbps default capacity
WTM 3310 v1 WTM 3300 ODR, 80GHz with integrated 38 dBi Antenna v1, 1xGb PoE
or 1xGbE + direct 48VDC, ETSI, 450 Mbps default capacity
WTM 3315 WTM 3300 ODR, 80GHz with integrated 43 dBi Antenna, 1xGb PoE or
1xGbE + direct 48VDC, ETSI, 450 Mbps default capacity
It is also valid for the following Software Package versions:

Table 1-2. WTM 3300 Releases
Title Part Number Comment

SW Rel. 1.2.0 W3300-SWP-1-2-0 WTM 3300 Software package, Rel. 1.2.0
SW Rel. 1.0 W3300-SWP-1-0 WTM 3300 Software package, Rel. 1.0
SW Rel 1.0.1 W3300-SWP-1-0-1 WTM 3300 Software package, Rel. 1.0.1
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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
Document Conventions
Multiple text styles are included of this document in order to make the content more
readable. Their function is explained in the table below.
Table 1-3. Document Conventions
Convention Usage
Normal text Normal text
Code text CLI command and parameters: console text
Code text8 CLI command and parameters: entered by user
[Parameter] Parameter to be used as a part of command. Parameter might be
optional (in such case, it is explicitly noted).
NOTE: A note item identifies additional information about a procedure
or function.
C AU TI ON: A caution item identifies important information pertaining to

actions that may cause damage to equipment, loss of data, or cor-
ruption of files.
W arni ng: Warning text. A warning item identifies a serious physical
danger or major possible problem.
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Chapter 2. WTM 3300 Installation

This section provides basic guidelines for installing the WTM 3300 and establishing an
E-band link. Installation can be completed up to antenna alignment procedure without
the use of ePortal (WTM 3300 web GUI). After the alignment process is completed, it is
necessary to check and configure the WTM 3300 link and terminal using the ePortal.
This section covers the following topics:
l Installation steps
l Installation options and system configurations
l Deployment preparation steps
l Optional Solution Elements
l ODR handling instructions
l ODR mounting instructions
l Lightning protection
l Weatherproofing instructions
l Powering up the ODR
l Basic configuration steps
l ODR alignment procedure
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CHAPTER 2. WTM 3300 INSTALLATION
Installation Steps
To install the ODR properly, read and follow the instructions in this section.
Pre-installation Steps
l Verify the required system configuration – see section Installation Options and
System Configurations on page 7.
l Check required and available installation tools and material. See section Before
Going On Site on page 9
l Verify that all the necessary equipment for a planned system configuration is
included in the received package. See section Before Going On Site on page 9.
l Check kits and accessories. See section Before Going On Site on page 9.
l When on installation site, inspect grounding and lightning protection
elements.
Installation
l How to unpack and handle the WTM 3300 ODR – see section Unpacking on
page 13.
l WTM 3300 mounting – see sections W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants
with Integrated Antenna) on page 18 and WTM 3305 - Use of External
Parabolic Antennas
l WTM 3300 grounding – see section Grounding on page 45.
l WTM 3300 cabling – see section Cabling Procedure on page 37.
l Optional cable weatherproofing – see section Lightning Protection on page 48.
l Lightning/surge protection – see section Lightning Protection on page 48
l WTM 3300 alignment procedure – see section ODR Alignment Procedure on
page 55.
l Additional weatherproofing (optional).
Configuration
l Perform basic link setup using the ePortal – see section WTM 3300 Link Setup
and Basic Configuration on page 67.
l Link status check – see section Verifying Link Status on page 71.
Commissioning and Troubleshooting

l See section Commissioning and Troubleshooting on page 77.
To ensure optimal installation of the ODRs and to achieve the required link capacity
and reliability, refer to Aviat Best Practices Guide (GP-QP057) for supporting data.
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Installation Options and System

Configurations
Depending on the required gain, multiple types of antennas are available for WTM 3300.
Options include integrated flat and external parabolic antennas.
WTM 3300 product family consists of three product variants:
l WTM 3305 (external 3rd party parabolic antenna)
l WTM 3310 V1 (integrated flat antenna with 38 dBi gain)
l WTM 3315 (integrated flat antenna with 43 dBi gain)
WTM 3305 is directly mounted to the external parabolic antenna (30 or 60 cm; 1 ft or 2
ft). WTM 3310 and WTM 3315 are shipped with an integrated (preinstalled) flat
antenna.
To mount the ODR with an integrated flat antenna, follow section W3310 and W3315
Mounting (Variants with Integrated Antenna) on page 18.
When mounting the ODR to the external parabolic antenna, follow the instructions in
section WTM 3305 - Use of External Parabolic Antennas.
Table 2-1. WTM 3300 Product Variants
WTM 3305 WTM 3310 V1 WTM 3315

ODR only – compatible with external ODR with integrated 280 x 280 ODR with Integrated 280 x 280
parabolic antenna mm 38 dBi flat panel antenna mm 43 dBi flat panel antenna
ETSI ETSI
Before installing and activating the WTM 3300, the below listed system parameters
need to be determined in order to arrange and prepare a bill of material:
l Available frequency sub band
l Capacity requirements
l Type of power supply
l Antennas gain and configuration
l Cable distances in meters
NOTE: Maximum Ether net c able dis tanc e fr om ECD to ODR is 100 m.
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Figure 2-1. Cable Lengths
l Required services and integration with ProVision NMS

l Required spare parts
Please refer to the WTM 3300 Product Description for more details and to define which
product variant and antenna type are optimal for the ongoing deployment.
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Before Going On Site

Before going to the installation site, make sure all the below listed tools and material are
prepared. These are the items to be sourced/supplied by the installer. The items are
indicative for standard installations. For non-standard installations additional mater-
ials and tools may be required.
l Electrician’s scissors
l Electronics cutter
l Short flat nose pliers
l M13 wrench for LMC port cover
l Universal knife
l Set of screwdrivers
l Set of double open ended spanners
l Allen head wrench set
l Combination pliers
l Inox tweezers for electronics
l Crimping pliers for RJ45 modular terminals
l Electrician’s insulation tape
l Antistatic elastic bracelet with spiral cord for grounding connection
l Crimping hand tool (90870-1, TE Connectivity)
l Carabiner, sling and/or rope for hoisting the ODR to the mounting position
l Headphones for sound-based alignment
WTM 3300 Solution Elements

Table 2-2. WTM Product Variants
Variant Options Use

WTM 3305 WTM 3305p Without integrated antenna and with PoE ODR models are selected
WTM 3305 Without integrated antenna and with VDC based on the antenna size
required.
WTM 3310 WTM 3310p v1 Integrated flat 38 dBi antenna with PoE
WTM 3310 v1 Integrated flat 38 dBi antenna with VDC
WTM 3315 WTM 3315p Integrated flat 43 dBi antenna with PoE
WTM 3315 Integrated flat 43 dBi antenna with VDC
NOTE: WTM 3315 pr oduc t var iants ar e planned for futur e r eleas es .
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Table 2-3. Overview of the Standard Solution Elements
Element Options Use

Mounting kit Universal Used for attaching the ODR to a pole or a wall.
In certain scenarios a Wall Mount Extension Kit
may be required for wall mounting.
Antennas Parabolic 0,3 m (1 ft), 44 dBi or Used with variant WTM 3305.
Parabolic 0,6 m (2 ft), 51 dBi
Ethernet Cat5e cable 50 m (164 in) Cat 5e cable kit Used for connecting the ODR to the ECD, typ-
90 m (295 in) Cat 5e cable kit ically a base-station, switch or router. A standard
500 m (1640 in) Cat5e bulk cable Cat5e weatherproof Ethernet cable is used.
48 VDC power cable 50 m (164 in) cable Used for delivering power to the ODR. In cer-
90 m (295 in) cable tain scenarios, a PoE injector can be used
500 m (1640 in) bulk cable together with the Cat5e traffic cable.
Optional Solution Elements

Table 2-4. Overview of Optional Solution Elements
Element Variants Use
Optional Items
PoE injector -AC PoE injector (110/220 Used for single cable PoE installations. The AC PoE
VAC) injectors require purchase of a separate power cable
-DC PoE injector and are available for indoor and outdoor use.
(-48 VDC)
-Indoor and Outdoor type
Surge Arrestor -Ethernet Attached to the traffic cable close to the enclosure/cabin
-DC entry point on the Ethernet or DC power cable.
Wall-mount extension Single variant Increases the elevation/azimuth range for wall-mounted
bracket WTM 3300 terminals.
Ethernet Patch Cables -2 m (6.5 in) Additional standard (non-weatherproof) Ethernet patch
-5 m (16 in) cables used to connect the PoE injector to the ECD (for
-15 m (49 in) example)
Ancillary Items
Installation and main- -Installation and Main- An installation and maintenance kit is required by the
tenance kit tenance kit field technician/engineer carrying out installation
-Visual alignment kit and/or maintenance duties. One kit includes alignment
and local access tools. Second kit includes visual align-
ment tool.
Spare parts Spares can be ordered as per the recommended sparing strategy.
Network/Element Provision, Network level EMS for all Aviat products and selected 3rd party devices.
Management
Services Certification and Training
AviatCare Maintenance
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Installation and Maintenance Kit

WTM 3300 installation and maintenance kit includes:
l RSSI adapter cable for connecting voltmeter to the ODR (see Optional Solution
Elements on page 10)
l local console cable for local management access (see Local Console Cable on
page 11)
l factory reset plug (see Factory Reset Plug on page 11)
RSSI adapter cable and headphones are used to measure the signal level during install-
ation or maintenance. The cable is inserted into the ODR LMC port during the install-
ation or maintenance procedure.
Figure 2-2. RSSI Figure 2-3. Local Figure 2-4. Fact-

Adapter Voltmeter to Console Cable ory Reset Plug
ODR
Part Number Description

W3300-ACC-IMK1 WTM 3300 ODR, Installation and Maintenance kit.
BOQ: 1 x ; Console cable
1 x ; RSSI measurement cable
1 x ; Factory reset plug
The listed items are all optional accessories. Aviat Networks recommends that each field
engineer carries one kit.
Visual Alignment Kit

Visual alignment kit enables the use of visual alignment tool (VAT) for quick initial
alignment of WTM 3300. The kit is compatible with all WTM 3300 product variants.
For detailed instructions on mounting and using the kit, see section Visual Alignment
on page 56.
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Figure 2-5. Monocular - Visual Alignment Tool
Part Number Description

W3300-ACC-IMK2 WTM 3300 ODR, Visual alignment kit, compatible with WTM 3310 and WTM 3315.
Visual alignment kit is shipped in a separate box. Its content is defined in Visual Align-
ment Kit Elements on page 12.
Figure 2-6. Visual Alignment Kit
Table 2-5. Visual Alignment Kit Elements
# Name Description
1 Visual Alignment Tool Assembly (VAT) Monocular with ODR connecting unit.
2 M3 x 16 Pan Head Phillips Screw Screws for mounting the VAT to the extension arm
3 Extension Arm Aluminium arm for VAT offset placement. Necessary for
WTM 3305 external parabolic antennas.
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Handling the ODR

This section describes best practice handling of the ODR during unpacking and mount-
ing procedure.
Unpacking
Quality standards prescribe the types of packaging (cardboard) required to protect the
equipment against mechanical and climatic stress.
WTM 3300 package (PoE-powered/DC-powered options) consists of a single cardboard
box that includes:
Table 2-6. WTM 3300 Packaging Content – all Product Variants
PoE-powered DC-powered PoE-powered DC-powered

W3310/3315 W3310/3315 W3305 W3305
- ODR and pigtail cable - ODR and pigtail - ODR and pigtail - ODR and pigtail
with inner protective cables with inner pro- cables with inner pro- cables with inner pro-
cardboard tective cardboard tective cardboard tective cardboard
- Earth strap - Earth strap - Earth strap - Earth strap
- PoE cable joiner - PoE cable joiner - PoE cable joiner - PoE cable joiner
- RJ45 Coupler - RJ45 Coupler - RJ45 Coupler - RJ45 Coupler
- WTM 3300 Quick - DC cable joiner - WTM 3300 Quick - DC cable joiner
Start Guide - DC crimp housing Start Guide - DC crimp housing
- DC crimp contacts - 4 x 25 mm screw - DC crimp contacts
- WTM 3300 Quick - Antenna box (shipped - WTM 3300 Quick
Start Guide separately) Start Guide
- 4 x 25 mm screw
- Antenna box (shipped
separately)
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Figure 2-7. WTM 3300 PoE and DC Package Content
To unpack the WTM 3300:

l Open the shipping box, carefully remove the equipment and place it on a
clean, flat working surface with protected radome facing the surface.
CAUTION: Pre-installed cables might become damaged if the ODR is placed on the
surface with cables turned downwards. Make sure the cables and connections are
not exposed to additional force.
l Ensure all the basic components and accessories are included in the package.
Compare the packaging and component part numbers with product
descriptions against the packing list. Cross-check them using installation data
pack.
CAUTION: If any shipping damage is visible or if there are discrepancies between
the equipment expected and the equipment received, contact Aviat Networks Help
Desk or your supplier.
Mounting kits and other accessories are shipped in a separate box.

W3310 and W3315 are shipped with a protective cardboard attached to the ODR.
After unpacking the ODR, keep the protective cardboard on the antenna until the fol-
lowing procedures are complete:
l mounting (see section W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants with Integrated
Antenna) on page 18 and section WTM 3305 - Use of External Parabolic
Antennas
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l grounding (see section Grounding on page 45)

l cabling (see section Cabling Procedure on page 37)
Figure 2-8. W3310/W3315 with Protective Cardboard
To complete the alignment and link startup procedure (see section ODR Alignment Pro-
cedure on page 55 and WTM 3300 Link Setup and Basic Configuration on page 67),
remove the cardboard from the ODR.
Labels
Table 2-7. Shipping and Handling Labels
Label Description
Identifies this side up during transport
Keep dry
Fragile
CE compliance
Package Labels
l Trade mark and sender
l Part number
l Description
l Serial number
l Operating frequency range (Tx)
l Customer order reference
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ODR Labels
The product identification label shown below is an example for a specific ODR. Product
compliance label is a generic label for each shipped ODR.
Figure 2-9. Figure 2-10. Figure 2-11.

Product Compliance Product Iden- ODR Label Pos-
Label tification Label itions
Radome is a water- and windproof cover that protects the W3310 and W3315 antennas.
The radome is covered by a thin layer of hydrophobic coating that prevents the water to
collect on the antenna. This minimizes the risk of signal dispersion caused by water
drops and minimizes the formation of ice on the antenna radome.
The hydrophobic coating may be damaged if the radome is touched – either with a
sharp metal object (i. e. screwdriver or wrench) or with fingers. Sharp objects remove the
coating by scratching it off. Touching the radome with bare fingers causes grease marks
that reduce water repellency.
Pre-installation Protection of Radome

To ensure optimal water repellency of the radome, the ODRs are shipped with a pro-
tective cardboard/plastic cover. See W3310/W3315 with Protective Cardboard on page
15.
NOTE: Chec k that the r ec eived O DR’ s r adome is c over ed w ith pr otec tive
c ar dboar d/plas tic c over . If the pr otec tive c over is damaged or mis s ing,
c ontac t Aviat Netw or ks c us tomer s er vic e.
Keep the cover on the radome during the installation procedure and remove it before the
alignment procedure.
Post-installation Protection of Radome

If the operating WTM 3300 link is going to be moved or installed at another location,
protect the radome before the beginning of demounting procedure.
To ensure that the water repellency of the radome remains unaffected during the trans-
port and after being reinstalled, cover it with protection that the ODR has been shipped
in. If the original protection is not available at the installation site, cover it with a
plastic wrap.
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NOTE: Befor e c over ing the r adome w ith a plas tic c over , c ar efully w ipe
off dus t or dir t that has ac c umulated on the r adome s ur fac e over time.
Us e a s oft c loth.
CAUTION: To preserve optimal transmission properties, the WTM 3300 radome

should neither be painted with any kind of color nor covered with stickers or any
other similar material.
Cautions Regarding Pigtail Cables

Ethernet data cable and 48 VDC power cable that are attached to the WTM 3300 need
to be treated carefully. WTM 3300 should not be held by cables but only by a carabiner,
sling and/or rope attached to the ODR or to the mounting kit.
Figure 2-12. Pigtail Cables on Figure 2-13. Pigtail cables on PoE-

DC-powered ODR powered ODR
CAUTION: Do not use the pigtail cables to hold, hoist or swing the ODR. Applying
force to the cables might damage the connections.
CAUTION: Do not cut the pigtail cables when unmounting the ODR. Disconnect the
cables at the cable joiners. Reverse the ODR cabling steps described in section
Cabling Procedure on page 37.
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W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants

with Integrated Antenna)
There are three ways of mounting the ODR with integrated antenna:
l Mounting on a pole
l Mounting on a wall with a standard mounting kit
l Mounting on a wall using a mounting kit and extension bracket
The ODR can be mounted on dedicated telecommunication towers, light poles or any
appropriate vertical structure with cross section range of 40–115 mm. Main advantage
of mounting the ODR on a pole is the larger angle coverage. The ODR can be easily
turned in any horizontal or vertical direction.
For location where pole is not available, mounting the ODR on a wall is another altern-
ative. Choose a firm and stable concrete or brick wall. When mounting the ODR to a
wall, make sure appropriate grounding point is accessible within the reach of grounding
strap.
Standard mounting kit (compatible with W3310 and W3315) is shipped as a part of
WTM 3300 mounting kit package (W3300-ACC-SM1).
To hoist the ODR onto the tower, use the hole near the pigtail cables.
Figure 2-14. ODR Hoisting Points
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Figure 2-15. WTM 3300 Mounting Kit with set of Screws and Washers
Item Description
1 ODR alignment mechanism with universal pole and wall mounting bracket
2 Clamp plate for pole mounting
3 M8 x 180 bolt for pole mounting
4 M8 nut for pole mounting
5 M8 washer for pole mounting
6 Bag with 4 x M6x12 screws and 4 x split washers for ODR attachment
When choosing the most appropriate position for ODR mounting, take the allowed tilt
angle into account. Table below shows the horizontal and vertical tilt ranges for pole
and wall-mounted WTM 3310 and WTM 3315.
Table 2-8. WTM 3310 and WTM 3315 Mounting Kit Tilt Angles
Mounting Con- Pole Diameter

Pole Mount Tilting Angles Wall Mount Tilting Angles
figuration Range
Universal mounting kit 40–115 mm +-55 ° horizontal (adjustment +-55 ° horizontal
with: (1.5–4.5 in) mechanism only, full 360° rota- (+/-44 ° if vertically tilted at
W3310 v1 or W3315 tion of the entire MK possible 55 ° or -55 °);
on the pole) +-55 ° vertical
+-55 ° vertical (+/-45 ° if horizontally tilted
at 55 ° or -55 °)
Universal mounting kit NA NA +-90 ° horizontal
with: +-55 ° vertical
Wall extension bracket
and W3310 v1 or WTM
3315
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Attaching the Universal Mounting Kit to a Pole

1. To mount the ODR to a pole, remove the pole mounting clamp plate from
the mounting kit.
2. Place the mounting kit at the appropriate height of the pole and screw the
pole mounting clamp plate back.
3. Tighten the mounting plate up to the point when it grips the mounting pole
firmly.
Figure 2-16. WTM 3300 Universal Mounting Kit Attached to a Pole
Attaching the Universal Mounting Kit to a Wall

If the ODR is going to be mounted on a wall, remove the clamp plate, screws, washers
and nuts that are used for pole mounting (see Wall-Mount Attachment Holes on the
Mounting Kit Base on page 20).
Use proper type of hardware for the specific wall type. Mounting bracket slots are
designed for screws with maximum diameter of 6 mm.
Figure 2-17. Wall-Mount Attachment Holes on the Mounting Kit Base
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Attaching the Mounting Kit to a Wall using Wall

Extension Bracket
The optional wall mount extension bracket enables further stand-off from the wall and
greater ODR tilt angles. The threaded holes for attaching the ODR enable installation
parallel to a wall.
The extension bracket enables +- 90 ° horizontal and +- 55 ° vertical tilting of the ODR
(see WTM 3310 and WTM 3315 Mounting Kit Tilt Angles on page 19).
Figure 2-18. Wall Mount Extension Bracket – Package Items
Item Description
1 Wall Extension Bracket
2 Bag with 4 pcs steel anchor bolts for mounting to concrete wall
To attach the mounting kit to a wall mount extension:

1. Unpack the mounting kit and wall mount extension bracket.
2. Mount the extension bracket onto the wall using appropriate screws,
washers and nuts.
3. Remove the clamp plate for pole mounting – item 2 in WTM 3300 Mounting
Kit with set of Screws and Washers on page 19.
4. Remove pole-mount base of the mounting kit.
5. Attach the mounting kit using four M8 nuts.
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Figure 2-19. Wall Mount Extension Bracket Holes
Figure 2-20. Mounting kit attached to the Extension Bracket
Attaching the ODR to a Standard Flat Antenna

Mounting Kit
NOTE: Mounting kit keyhole s lots mus t be fac ing dow nw ar ds – the nar -
r ow par t of the s lot mus t be tur ned tow ar ds the gr ound w hen ins talled.
To attach the ODR to the mounting kit, follow this procedure.

Place the ODR with protective cardboard onto a clean, flat working surface. Do not
remove the cardboard/plastic radome protection until the mounting and cabling pro-
cedures are finished.
Screw the four M6 screws to the ODR attachment holes for approximately three turns.
Allow free space for sliding the ODR onto the keyhole slots.
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Figure 2-21. ODR Attaching Holes
When sliding the ODR onto the attachment holes on the mounting kit, take preferred
polarization into account. Polarization markers are visible on the housing. Turn the
ODR according to the required polarization.
Figure 2-22. Vertical ODR Polar- Figure 2-23. Horizontal ODR Polar-
ization ization
NOTE: If ver tic al polar ization is r equir ed on W3310 and W3315 var iants ,
c hec k that V (ver tic al) mar king on the O DR is fac ing upw ar ds . If hor i-
zontal polar ization is r equir ed for thes e tw o var iants , c hec k that H (hor i-
zontal) mar king on the ODR is tur ned upw ar ds ins tead.
NOTE: For details on WTM 3305 polar ization s etting s ee s ec tion WTM

3305 – Use of Ext ernal Parabolic Ant ennas on p age 25
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Point the mounting kit in the desired direction (according to the planned link) and
place the ODR screws into the keyhole slots (Attaching the ODR to the Mounting Kit on
page 24 – Step 1).
Figure 2-24. WTM 3300 Mounting Kit
Figure 2-25. Attaching the ODR to the Mounting Kit
Slide the screws toward (Attaching the ODR to the Mounting Kit on page 24 – Step 2)
the narrow part of the keyhole slots. Tighten all four mounting screws using a M6
wrench. ODR is now safely attached to the mounting kit.
NOTE: Align the ODR dir ec tion manually as pr ec is ely as pos s ible us ing
a vis ual alignment tool (s ee s ec tion Alignment Op t ions on p age 56 ).
When appr oximate dir ec tion is ac hieved, tighten the c lamp plate us ing a
M8 w r enc h.
NOTE: Make s ur e the ODR does not s lide dow n dur ing the initial align-
ment. A s udden dr op may damage the O DR, pole or other equipment.
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WTM 3305 – Use of External Parabolic

Antennas
Specially designed parabolic antennas from three vendors are supported for mounting
the WTM 3305 product variant:
l RFS antennas: 44 dBi, 30 cm (1 ft), 44 dBi, 30 cm (1 ft) and 50.5 dBi, 60 cm
(2 ft)
l Xian antennas: 40 dBi, 20 cm (0.7 ft), 44 dBi, 30 cm (1 ft) and 49 dBi, 60 cm
(2 ft)
l MTI antennas: 44 dBi, 30 cm (1 ft) and 49 dBi, 60 cm (2 ft)
To mount the ODR to these external antennas, follow the instructions in the following
sections.
RFS External Antenna Mount

Follow the below described steps to attach the ODR to the RFS external parabolic
antenna. Available antenna sizes are: 44 dBi, 30 cm (1 ft) and 50.5 dBi, 60 cm (2 ft).
1. Attach the mounting kit to the pole. To attach it properly, follow the instructions that
are included in the RFS antenna package. Mounting plate is already attached to the
mounting kit.
RFS antenna mounting kit can be attached to any appropriate vertical structure with
cross section range from 48 to 114 mm.
Figure 2-26. RFS Mounting Kit with Antenna
2. Set the mounting plate waveguide interface polarization. The current position of polar-
ization markings on the ODR matches V (vertical) marking on the mounting plate.
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NOTE: RFS antennas ar e s hipped ver tic ally polar ized. This s tep is only
needed if hor izontal link polar ization is r equir ed.
Figure 2-27. Setting the Polarization on RFS Antenna – Step 1
Use the wrench to unscrew the marked screws (see Setting the Polarization on RFS
Antenna – Step 1 on page 26
NOTE: If pos s ible, c hange the polar ization of the ODR on the floor to
avoid damaging the w aveguide adapter O -r ing and dr opping the mounting
s c r ew s .
Rotate the mounting plate together with feeder clockwise for 90 degrees.
CAUTION: Do not pull the waveguide interface out of the antenna to avoid damaging
the antenna feed.
Figure 2-28. Setting the Polarization on RFS Antenna – Step 2
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Fasten the four screws back. Check that the mounting plate (feeder) polarization equals
the planned link polarization (changed to Horizontal in the figure below).
3. During the ODR attachment procedure, pay special attention to the position of
ODR polarization markings. See W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants with Integrated
Antenna) on page 18 and W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants with Integrated
Antenna) on page 18 to choose the ODR orientation correctly. Align the polarization
markings on the ODR with markings on the mounting plate. Aligned Horizontal Polar-
ization Markings on page 27 shows correctly aligned markings for a horizontally polar-
ized link.
Figure 2-29. Aligned Horizontal Polarization Markings
CAUTION: When verifying the correct ODR polarization, always make sure the
ODR polarization markings match with those on the mounting plate of the antenna.
When visually comparing the waveguide position with the actual marking on the ODR,
the polarization does not match. The reason for this is the integrated antenna (used
with W3310 and W3315 variants) that shifts the polarization for 90 ° – from vertical to
horizontal and vice versa.
4. Before attaching the ODR, put the rubber O-ring onto the antenna waveguide and
apply a thin layer of silicon grease. Rubber O-ring and silicone grease are included in the
antenna package.
The use of silicone grease is mandatory. Dry attachment might damage the O-ring.
CAUTION: Before attaching the ODR to a parabolic antenna, remove the red pro-
tection label from ODR waveguide interface as shown on ODR with Mounting Holes
on page 28.
5. Slide the ODR onto the O-ring. Attach the ODR to the mounting plate with four
screws that are included in the antenna package. When fastening the screws, follow the
numbered sequence – always fasten the opposite screws first.
6. Fasten the screws using multiple steps. Initially, the screws should only be tightened
with minimum force and in accordance with the numbered sequence (See ODR with
Mounting Holes on page 28). After the ODR has been gently attached to the mounting
plate, fasten the screws firmly by alternating among the numbered screws until the ODR
is firmly secured.
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Figure 2-30. ODR with Mounting Holes
Figure 2-31. Attaching the ODR – “Opposite Screws First” Sequence
Xian External Antenna Mount

Follow the below described steps to attach the ODR to the Xian external parabolic
antenna. Available antenna sizes are: 0.2 m (0.7 ft), 0.3 m (1 ft) and 0.6 m (2 ft).
are included in the Xian antenna package. Mounting plate is already attached to the
mounting kit.
Xian antenna mounting kit can be attached to any appropriate vertical structure with
cross section range from 51 to 114 mm.
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Figure 2-32. Xian Mounting Kit with Antenna on a Pole
2. Set the mounting plate waveguide interface polarization.
NOTE: Xian antenna ar e s hipped ver tic ally polar ized. This s tep is only
needed if hor izontal link polar ization is r equir ed.
Take the Allen key from the antenna package. Unscrew the four marked screws (see Fig-
ure Setting the Polarization on Xian Antenna – Step 1 on page 29).
A short line on the interface indicates the current polarization (currently Vertical in the
figure below).
s c r ew s .
Figure 2-33. Setting the Polarization on Xian Antenna – Step 1
Rotate the waveguide interface ring clockwise for 90 degrees to change the polarization.
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CAUTION: Do not pull the waveguide interface out of the antenna to avoid damaging
the antenna feed.
Figure 2-34. Setting the Polarization on Xian Antenna – Step 2
Fasten the four screws and check that the interface's polarization marking is aligned
with the desired polarization marking on the antenna (changed to Horizontal in the fig-
ure Setting the Polarization on Xian Antenna – Step 2 on page 30).
3. Attach the ODR to the antenna. During this process, pay special attention to polar-
ization markings on the opposite side of the ODR. See Vertical ODR Polarization on
page 23 and Horizontal ODR Polarization on page 23 to choose the ODR orientation cor-
rectly.
Align the polarization markings on the ODR with markings on the mounting plate.
Aligned Horizontal Polarization Markings on page 31 shows correctly aligned markings
for a horizontally polarized link.
CAUTION: Before attaching the ODR to a parabolic antenna, remove the red pro-
tection label from ODR waveguide interface as shown on ODR with Mounting Holes
on page 32.
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4. Before attaching the ODR, put the rubber O-ring onto the antenna waveguide and
apply a thin layer of silicon grease. Rubber O-ring and silicone grease are included in the
antenna package.
screws that are included in the antenna package. When fastening the screws, follow the
numbered sequence – always fasten the opposite screws first.
is firmly secured.
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Figure 2-38. ODR Attached to the 0.2 m (0.7 ft) Xian Antenna
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MTI External Antenna Mounting

Follow the below described steps to attach the ODR to the MTI external parabolic
antenna.
are included in the MTI mounting kit package. Mounting plate is already attached to
the mounting kit.
The MTI mounting kit can be attached to any appropriate vertical structure with cross
section range from 50 to 140 mm.
Figure 2-39. MTI Mounting Kit with Antenna on a Pole
2. Set the mounting plate waveguide interface polarization. Unscrew the two marked
screws (see Figure below), pull out the ring gently and set its position. The arrow on
mounting plate shows current polarization.
Figure 2-40. Setting the MTI Mounting Plate Polarization – Step 1
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Fasten the waveguide interface ring back to the mounting plate. Setting the MTI Mount-
ing Plate Polarization – Step 3 on page 34 shows the horizontally oriented ring.
During the ODR attachment procedure, pay special attention to polarization markings
on the back of the ODR. See W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants with Integrated
Antenna) on page 18 and W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants with Integrated
Antenna) on page 18 to choose the ODR orientation correctly.
NOTE: Befor e attac hing the O DR to a par abolic antenna, r emove the r ed
pr otec tion label fr om ODR w aveguide inter fac e as s how n on ODR wit h
Mou nt ing Holes on p age 36 .
Align the polarization markings on the ODR with markings on the mounting plate.
Aligned Horizontal Polarization Markings on page 35 shows correctly aligned markings
for a horizontally polarized link.
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s c r ew s .
3. Apply a thin layer of silicon grease to the waveguide O-ring before attaching the ODR.
screws that are included in the mounting kit package. When fastening the screws, follow
the numbered sequence – always fasten the opposite screws first.
is firmly secured.
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Figure 2-46. MTI 30 cm (1 ft) Para- Figure 2-47. ODR Attached to the
bolic Antenna MTI Antenna
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Cabling Procedure
There are two scenarios for cabling the WTM 3300, depending on the available powering
options. The ODRs are shipped with one or two pre-attached pigtail cables:
l PoE-powered ODR has a single pre-attached PoE/Data pigtail cable (length =
2 m).
l DC-powered ODR has two pre-attached pigtail cables (PoE/Data and DC;
length = 1.9 m).
Cable joiners are used to connect the ODR pigtail cable(s) with installation site cable(s).
NOTE: Although the c ables and c able joiner s ar e w eather pr oof w hen
ins talled pr oper ly, Aviat Netw or ks r ec ommends additional w eather -
pr oofing w ith tapes and w r aps that ar e s hipped as a s tandar d par t of the
c able kit. For ins tr uc tions on w eather pr oofing, s ee s ec tion Weat her-
p roofing for C ables and C onnect ors on p age 50.
Figure 2-48. Cabling of PoE and VDC powered ODR
NOTE: To identify the c able joiner s c or r ec tly, note that the PoE/Data
c able joiner has one c able gland lar ger . Unlike the DC c able joiner , its
s hape is s lightly as ymmetr ic al. See the c ompar is on in Id ent ify ing t he
C able Joiner Ty p e on p age 38.
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Figure 2-49. Identifying the Cable Joiner Type
In case of a PoE-powered ODR, the -48 VDC interface is sealed. See Sealed -48 VDC
Interface on page 38-.
Figure 2-50. Sealed -48 VDC Interface
ODR with PoE Powering
PoE Injector Installation Guidelines

The PoE injector powers the WTM 3300 remotely (40 W to the unit) over outdoor rated,
shielded, Cat5e or Cat6e Ethernet Cable.
The PoE can be installed anywhere on the Ethernet cable run but is typically located
indoor near the corresponding data connection. Aviat Networks also offers outdoor dust-
and waterproof PoE injectors. To choose the appropriate one, refer to WTM 3300
Product Ordering Guide.
Before mounting the PoE injector to a fixed location, follow the below described steps.
l Do not cover the PoE injector or block the airflow to the injector with any
foreign objects. Keep the PoE injector away from excessive heat and humidity,
and free from vibration and dust.
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l Ensure that the cable length from the ECD to the PoE injector and to the ODR
does not exceed 95 m (~310 ft). The PoE is not a repeater and does not
amplify the Ethernet data signal.
l Ensure that PoE is located and installed at a dry location, away from moist
and flood plains.
In order to prevent damage to the equipment, please follow the precautions described
below before powering the ODR.
l Test the ODR on the ground before installation (connect the Ethernet cables
and power plug as defined in the PoE instructions).
l Check ODR status using ePortal.
l Connectthe PoE injector to the mains (this should be the last connection
made). Wait for a few seconds and check that the green LEDs on the PoE.
l Turning on: the power green LED next to the PoE green LED is lit. If the LED
is blinking, there is no voltage delivered and an error has occurred.
l Verify that the ODR status is on (access ePortal of the ODR, see section Basic
ODR Configuration with ePortal on page 68).
CAUTION: It is essential that the main voltage (110–240 VAC or 48 VDC) is dis-
connected before disconnecting any other cable!
l Disconnect power first!

l Remove the shielded Cat5 cable between the ODR and the PoE injector.
l Replace the shielded Cat5 cable that was used to test the ODR with the cable
that will be used for the final installation. Since this cable may be crimped in
the field, the shielded Cat5 cable must have both ends terminated with
properly crimped shielded RJ45 connectors by using either the T568A or
T568B wiring standards. Test the cable with a shielded Cat5 tester/analyzer.
For technical, regulatory and environmental specifications of the WTM 3300 PoE
injector refer to the WTM 3000 Series DC PoE injector datasheet.
PoE/Data Cable Assembly

In this scenario, the PoE/Data cable (PoE + GE traffic cable) must be assembled at the
installation site. The cable joiner uses a standard Ethernet cable coupler.
1. Disassemble the PoE/Data cable joiner (part of ODR package).
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Figure 2-51. PoE/Data Cable Joiner Elements
Table 2-9. PoE/Data Cable Joiner Elements
No. Name Description

1 ECD nut M25 cable joiner nut for ECD cable
2 ECD gasket ECD cable gasket (black)
3 ECD cable gland Gland for ECD cable
4 Gland gasket Wide gasket for cable gland dust- and waterproofness
5 Cable joiner tube Cable joiner tube
6 ODR cable gland Gland for ODR pigtail cable
7 ODR gasket ODR pigtail cable gasket (green)
8 ODR nut M20 cable joiner nut for ODR cable
Additional part of the cable joiner is Ethernet cable coupler. It is included in the same
package.
Figure 2-52. Ethernet Cable Coupler
2. Insert the terminated Ethernet cables through the nuts: ODR pigtail cable through
the ODR nut and ECD cable through the ECD nut. The latter is wider (M25).
3. Attach the green ODR gasket to the ODR pigtail cable. Attach the larger black ECD
gasket to the ECD cable. Both gaskets are cut in order to allow their placement on the
terminated cables.
Figure 2-53. PoE/Data Cable Assembly, Step 1
ODR side: ECD side:
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4. Add the cable glands on both cable ends. Make sure the glands are added correctly –
ODR gland on the ODR pigtail cable and ECD gland on the ECD cable. When done,
push gaskets into the glands.
Figure 2-54. PoE/Data Cable Assembly, Step 2
ODR side: ECD side:
Attach the Ethernet cable coupler (see Ethernet Cable Coupler on page 40) to the ter-
minated ECD cable.
Connect the cables inside the Ethernet cable joiner tube and tighten both glands to
ensure waterproofness and to prevent dust ingress.
Figure 2-55. PoE/Data Cable Assembly, Overview
Figure 2-56. Assembled PoE/Data Cable Joiner
Plug the PoE/Data cable into the PoE injector. To ensure accurate connection, follow the
instructions in section: PoE Injector Installation Guidelines on page 38 and the PoE
injector instructions (included in the package).
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ODR with -48 VDC Direct Power Feed
DC Cable Assembly
DC cable needs to be assembled at the installation site. Follow the below described
steps.
Disassemble the DC cable joiner (part of ODR package).
Figure 2-57. DC Cable Joiner Elements
Table 2-10. DC Cable Joiner Elements
No. Name Description

1 Nut M20 cable joiner nut
2 Power cable gasket Power supply cable gasket 8 mm (black)
3 Power cable gland Power supply cable gland
4 Gland gasket Wide gasket for cable gland dust- and waterproofness
5 Cable joiner tube Cable joiner tube
6 ODR cable gland ODR DC pigtail cable gland
7 ODR cable gasket ODR DC pigtail cable gasket 6.5 mm (green)
Additional parts of the cable joiner are DC connector crimp housing and connection
pins. They included in the same package.
Pull the ODR DC pigtail cable and DC power supply cable through both nuts. Place rub-
ber gaskets on the cables – green ODR gasket on the ODR DC pigtail cable and black
power cable gasket on the power supply cable. Both gaskets are cut in order to enable
their placement on the terminated cables.
Terminate the power supply cable. Crimp the pins and crimp housing to the DC cable to
make the male DC connector. Follow the wire color scheme, explained in Pins and Power
Supply Cable Wire Colors on page 42.
Table 2-11. Pins and Power Supply Cable Wire Colors
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Wire Color Description
Orange wire Earth
Black wire 0 VDC
Blue wire -48 VDC
NOTE: In c er tain c as es , the -48 VDC w ir e is r ed.
Figure 2-58. DC Cable Assembly, Step 1

ODR side: Power supply side:
Add the glands on both cable ends: ODR gland on the ODR DC cable and power cable
gland on the power supply cable. Push the gaskets into the glands.
Figure 2-59. DC Cable Assembly, Step 2

ODR side: Power supply side:
Connect the cable connectors inside the cable joiner tube and tighten both glands to
ensure waterproofness and to prevent dust ingress.
Figure 2-60. DC Cable Joiner Elements
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Figure 2-61. Assembled DC Cable Joiner

CAUTION: Run the supplied power cable through to the power pick up point, which
will normally be at a circuit breaker panel in the rack. A circuit breaker (or fuse)
must have a capacity of 3 A.
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Grounding
The use of appropriate lightning protection devices and correct site grounding are co-
related issues. One cannot be considered separately from the other. Aviat Networks equip-
ment warranty requires correct protection and grounding practices. Aviat Networks
reserves the right to exclude from warranty the repair or replacement of lightning dam-
aged equipment that are caused by non-complying installations.
Install the WTM 3300 where proper electrical outdoor grounding is available. Typically,
the grounding connection is attached directly to the mounting pole. If not already
present, suitable structure-to-earth grounding connection must be prepared before the
installation (minimum 16 mm2 cable diameter – 6 AWG).
Visually inspect the deployment site grounding points. Site grounding covers all the
equipment within the building or tower at the same ground potential which ensures
there is no possibility for damaging currents to flow among the equipment elements or
through them to the ground.
In order to protect indoor equipment, ECD devices and power supply devices, surge pro-
tection circuits are recommendable on all copper cables (Ethernet and DC) at their
entrance to the building. Surge arrestors need to be properly grounded.
If the PoE injector is equipped with an internal surge arrestor, it must be installed near
building entry point and, if possible, properly grounded.
Properly protected WTM 3300 includes grounding points at:
1. ODR
2. Cable grounding point - where it enters the building or cabinet
Figure 2-62. Typical WTM 3300 Grounding Scheme
ODR Grounding
Follow these steps to properly ground the ODR.
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1. Locate the green 2 m long earth strap in the ODR packaging. Strap is fitted
with crimp lugs.
2. Fasten the earth strap to the ODR grounding lug (M5 Phillips screw).
3. Locate a position for attaching the earth strap to the pole grounding point.
This should be as close as possible below the ODR to ensure the downward-
angled positioning of the ground wire.
4. Run the ground wire down from the ODR to its ground point using the
shortest available path. Do not loop or spiral the ground wire.
5. Scrape any paint or oxidation from the pole grounding point to ensure a
proper low-resistance contact.
6. Fasten the distant end of the earth strap to the pole grounding point using
an appropriate screw.
Figure 2-63. Earth Strap (green) Attached to ODR
Cable Grounding
Cable ground connections onto the ODR cable must be correctly weatherproofed to
ensure there is no possibility of water entry into the cable jacket. Weatherproofing pro-
cedure is explained in the section Weatherproofing for Cables and Connectors on page
50
CAUTION: Improper cable grounding may result in excessive electromagnetic
interference or electrical discharge.
Ethernet Cable Grounding

NOTE: Ether net c able gr ounding and s ur ge ar r es tor deployment is
r equir ed in c onfigur ations w her e WTM 3300 is pow er ed over dir ec t -48
VDC pow er feed and w hen Ether net c able is c onnec ted dir ec tly to ECD
w ithout PoE injec tor .
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The ODR–ECD Ethernet cable must be correctly grounded and fitted with an appro-
priate lightning surge suppressor to prevent equipment damage due to lightning strikes
on the antenna or its support structure.
For more general guidelines on ODR–ECD cabling, see Aviat Best Practices Guide.
Ethernet cable is grounded using shielded RJ45 connectors on both ends – the con-
nectors are properly terminated and soldered to the shield of the cable. Grounding con-
nection of the WTM 3300 Ethernet cables follows the surge arrestor grounding
connection (see section RJ45 Surge Arrestor on page 48).
NOTE: All r ec ommended Aviat Netw or ks PoE s ur ge pr otec tor s (074-

330003- 001) ar e equipped w ith gr ounding bolt and gr ound s tr ap that
needs to be attac hed to the near es t gr ounding point.
WTM 3300 cable kit includes a pre-terminated shielded Cat5e cable. In cases when the
cable needs to be cut and re-terminated (crimped), follow the below described steps to
ensure proper ground connection for the cable.
1. Strip the outer sheath insulation back for 2.5 cm (1 in). Roll back the foil
shield insulation and wrap the drain wire around the foil. Do not remove
any insulation from the conductors.
2. Untwist the pairs to within 0.3 cm (1/8 in) of the jacket. Arrange the wires
according to TIA/EIA 568A & 568B standards. Flatten and align the wires.
Make one straight cut across all the conductors, removing approximately 1.3
cm (1/2 in). Insert wires into loading bar. Cut off the excess wires.
3. Hold the connector in front of you with the locking tab down. Orient the
wires so connector Pin 1 aligns with cable Pin 1, etc. Pin 1 is on the far left.
Slide the wires into the Cat5e connector. The cable jacket with shield must
extend into the connector about 0.6 cm (1/4 in) for strain relief and
shielding connection.
4. Insert the plug into a crimp tool and squeeze it.
5. Test the cable connection with a standard Ethernet cable tester.
DC Cable Grounding
DC cable is grounded using a DC surge arrestor. Aviat Networks recommended DC surge
arrestors are equipped with terminated ground wire which must be attached to the
nearest grounding point.
NOTE: The r ec ommended ar r es tor s to be us ed on DC c able at c abinet

entr y point ar e lis ted under par t number 179-530062- 002.
To make sure the DC cable is grounded properly, follow the installation instructions
that are included in the package. See the section Lightning Protection on page 48 for
more details on lightning protection.
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Lightning Protection
NOTE: Ether net and DC s ur ge ar r es tor s ar e available as optional
ac c es s or y items that c an be us ed in ar eas w ith fr equent lightning
s tr ikes . It is highly r ec ommended to us e s ur ge pr otec tion to pr otec t
indoor ECD and Pow er ing devic es .
L ightning pr otec tion is par tic ular ly r ec ommended for c onfigur ations
w her e WTM 3300 is pow er ed over Dir ec t -48 VDC pow er feed and w hen
Ether net c able is c onnec ted dir ec tly to ECD w ithout PoE injec tor .
Sur ge ar r es tor s ar e mountable to the DIN r ail, DIN r ail is not par t of the
kit and needs to be s our c ed s epar ately.
Ethernet interface and DC power interface at WTM 3300 are protected with an internal
surge arrestor. PoE injector interface is also protected with surge arrestor.
Make sure the surge arrestor (RJ45 or DC) is properly grounded – use the grounding
wire which is included in the package and attach it to the nearest site grounding point.
RJ45 Surge Arrestor

Surge arrestor is installed at the building entry for protecting equipment from surges car-
ried down Ethernet cable connecting indoor and outdoor equipment. Indoor connection
from the surge arrestor to the PoE injector or to the ECD may use a standard Ethernet
patch cable.
Figure 2-64. RJ45 Surge Arrestor Examples
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To install the RJ45 surge arrestor properly, follow the installation instructions in the
package. When connecting the cables, follow the markings on the arrestor’s housing:
l LINE or SURGE: cable towards ECD
l EQUIP or PROTECTED: cable towards ODR
DC Surge Arrestor
To properly install the DC surge arrestor, follow the instructions on installation diagram
that is included in the arrestor package.
Two types of DC surge arrestors are available for WTM 3000 product series:
l for two-conductor cables
l for coaxial cables
For more details on lightning protection, refer to Aviat Networks Best Practices Guide.
Figure 2-65. DC Cable Surge Arrestors (left: for two-conductor DC cable, right: for
coaxial DC cable)
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Weatherproofing for Cables and

Connectors
It is recommended for the pigtail cables to be additionally sealed at the ODR entry
points when in use. Use weatherproofing kit to seal the connectors as described in sec-
tion Weatherproofing for Cables and Connectors on page 50
WTM 3300 cable joiners that are used for connecting the pre-terminated pigtail cables
with Ethernet and/or power cable are water- and dust proof when installed properly (see
section Cabling Procedure on page 37). They are compliant with IP68 protection grade
requirement. This guarantees resistance against dust and allows continuous submersion
in water.
Despite the water resistant design of cable joiner, Aviat Networks recommends addi-
tional weatherproofing in order to ensure long term protection in the most demanding
weather conditions.
Connector weatherproofing kit is shipped as standard part of WTM 3000 cable kit.
When unpacking the equipment, make sure that the weatherproofing kit is included. If
not, please contact Aviat Networks support center.
Weatherproofing Procedure
The ODR cable kits include rolls of vinyl and butyl mastic tape for connector weather-
proofing. A three-layer wrap process is recommended:
1. Apply an initial layer of vinyl tape to protect the connector against sealing
with mastic tape used in step 2.
2. Apply a layer of mastic (Butyl) tape. It is this tape that provides the
weatherproofing.
3. Complete the wrap process by applying a top layer (or multiple layers) of
vinyl tape to support good amalgamation and adhesion of the mastic tape
and to provide UV protection.
NOTE: Wher e mas tic tape is us ed to w eather pr oof c onnec tor s , a thr ee-
layer pr oc es s is r ec ommended. The c entr al layer of vinyl tape is applied
befor e the mas tic to fac ilitate eas y s tr ip bac k w hen c onnec tor dis -
c onnec tion is r equir ed. Spec ial attention mus t be given to ens ur e that the
mas tic tape s eals c leanly to the pr imar y s ur fac es .
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Wrapping Guidelines for Mastic (Butyl) Tape

To weatherproof the connectors, start at 1. To weatherproof a cable ground, start at 3.
1. Ensure the connectors are firmly hand-tightened, dry, and free from all
grease and dirt. If necessary, clean with rag lightly moistened with alcohol-
based cleaner.
2. Using vinyl tape, pre-wrap just the center section of the connector barrel –
the section to which access will be needed if the connector ever needs to be
undone. Use a 25 % overlay when wrapping. To avoid curl-back do not
stretch the tape too tightly at the end point.
NOTE: L eave at leas t tw o-thir ds of the s mooth length of the bar r el

c lear of pr e-w r ap vinyl tape, to ens ur e the mas tic tape has s uffic ient
ar ea of dir ec t gr ip.
3. Wrap with mastic tape using a half to 2/3rds width overly, and ensure there
is at least a 25 mm (1 in) attachment onto the primary surfaces to either
side (cable jacket, ground wire and connector).
4. For the cable ground, ensure there is no possibility of water penetrating
between the ODR (PoE/Data) cable and its ground wire by first applying and
forming mastic tape around the ground wire where it lies against the cable.
The ground wire must always exit from the bottom of the wrap.
5. 4. Starting at the bottom, wrap the mastic tape in an overlapping pattern,
slightly stretching the tape as you wrap. By wrapping from the bottom you
help to ensure there are no ridges or pockets for water to sit in.
NOTE: Ther e mus t be a full s eal of mas tic tape onto the pr imar y s ur -
fac e for w eather pr oofing integr ity.
6. Firm over by hand and squeeze the tape along its edges to form it to the
connection. Use tear-off section of the mastic tape backing to protect your
hands. Check that there is no possibility of water entry before proceeding to
the next step.
7. Cover the mastic tape with layers of vinyl tape.
8. For a cable ground, wrap from the bottom, with the first layer extending 25
mm (1 in) each side of the mastic tape. Subsequent layers must extend no
less than 25 mm (1 in) each side of the previous layer.
9. Wrap the tape in an overlapping pattern at not less than a half width.
Slightly stretch the tape while wrapping but stop stretching it for the last
two turns of the top layer to prevent the curl-back.
10. Squeeze the completed wrapping to ensure all layers are firm.
NOTE: To avoid dis plac ement of the mas tic tape, do not s tr etc h the final
layer (s ) of vinyl tape ac r os s s har p c or ner s and edges .
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Wrapping Guidelines for Self-amalgamating Tape

Self-amalgamating tape binds to the host and bonds between layers to provide a con-
tinuous seal. It is especially useful in tight locations.
1. Ensure the connectors are firmly hand-tightened, dry, and free from all
grease and dirt. If necessary, clean with a rag lightly moistened with
alcohol-based cleaner.
2. Apply the tape with tension (slight stretching), using at least 75 % overlay.
3. Where possible, apply the tape 25 mm (1 in) past the ends of the connector
barrels to ensure the weatherproof bond extends beyond the areas requiring
protection. The tape must be applied in such a way that the sealing is robust
(no obvious weak points).
4. To avoid curl-back, do not stretch the tape too tightly at the end.
5. To assist UV protection, a post-wrap using vinyl tape can be applied.
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Position of Cables
To furthermore exclude the possibility of ODR water ingress, pay special attention to the
position of the cables at the installation site.
Attach the cables to the antenna pole with cable ties.
To prevent water ingress and to minimize strain that the cable weight could induce on
the ODR connector:
l Make sure the cables are tethered to the antenna pole slightly below the
connector height.
l The cables (PoE/Data, -48 VDC and ground) must be positioned in an S-
shaped curve.
The S-shaped cable curve is necessary for two reasons.
1. Cable weight does not cause strain on the ODR connectors.
2. It prevents the water from flowing over the ODR connectors.
Figure 2-66. Correct position of Cables
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Connecting the ODR to Power Source

Before the WTM 3300 is connected to the power source, the following three procedures
must be finalized:
1. ODR mounting (see sections W3310 and W3315 Mounting (Variants with
Integrated Antenna) on page 18 or WTM 3305 - Use of External Parabolic
Antennas)
2. ODR grounding (see section Grounding on page 45)
3. ODR cabling (see section Cabling Procedure on page 37)
ODR is powered immediately after the PoE injector or DC cable is connected to the
power source.
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ODR Alignment Procedure

ODR alignment involves adjusting the direction of ODRs on both ends of the link until
the received signal strength reaches its maximum level.
Fine adjustment mechanism for azimuth (horizontal angle) and elevation (vertical
angle) is built into each antenna mount. Adjustment procedures are provided with each
antenna.
l Pole-mounted ODR. If horizontal adjuster does not provide sufficient range to
locate the main beam, the antenna mounting brackets need to be loosened and
the antenna swiveled on its pole mount. Before doing this, ensure that the
horizontal adjuster is set for mid-travel.
l Wall-mounted ODR. In case of insufficient alignment range, order the special
wall mount extension bracket (see section Attaching the Mounting Kit to a
Wall using Wall Extension Bracket on page 21).
l WTM 3305 uses an external parabolic antenna. To properly align it, follow the
steps described in section Alignment Steps for WTM 3305 (External Parabolic
Antenna) on page 65.
NOTE: To ac tivate the alignment mode for mor e effic ient alignment pr o-
c edur e, plug the headphone or RSSI c able into the L MC por t after pow er -
ing up the O DR. Alignment mode is not affec ted by the tr affic flow .
Locating the Main Beam

Ensure the antennas are aligned on the main beam, and not a side lobe. Once a meas-
urable signal is observed (see section Alignment Steps for WTM 3310 and WTM 3315
(Embedded Flat Antenna) on page 62), very small alignment adjustments are required
to locate the main beam. Antenna movement across the main beam will result in a rapid
rise and fall of signal level. As a guide, 1 degree of beam width is equivalent to moving
approximately 1.0 mm around a standard 114 mm (4.5 in) diameter pipe (outer dia-
meter).
Antennas can be verified as being on main beam (as opposed to a side lobe) by com-
paring measured received signal level with the calculated level.
Signal strength readings are usually measurable when at least a main beam at one end
and first side lobes at the other are aligned.
The strongest signal occurs at the center of the main beam. The highest first lobe signal
is typically 20–25 dB weaker than the main beam signal. When both antennas are
aligned for maximum main beam signal strength, the receive signal level should be
within 2 dB of the calculated level for the path.
The following figure is an example of a head-on, conceptual view of the beam signal
strength, with concentric rings of side lobe peaks and troughs radiating outward from
the main beam.
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Figure 2-67. Indicative Head-on Signal Pattern for a Parabolic Antenna
Ideally, visual alignment should set the radio within 15 degrees of the final alignment
position.
Figure 2-68. Remote WTM 3300
Alignment Options
Visual Alignment
Visual alignment of the radios in a link is the initial step for establishing a link. To help
with achieving optimal visual alignment over a larger distance, the WTM 3300 allows
aligning with a visual alignment tool (VAT). Visual alignment tool is part of the visual
alignment kit. See section Visual Alignment Kit on page 11 for kit details.
There are two ways of mounting the VAT on the ODR.
Direct VAT Mount

VAT is attached directly onto the ODR in cases of WTM 3310 and WTM 3315 product
variants with embedded flat antenna.
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Figure 2-69. WTM 3310 v1 / WTM 3315 with VAT
1. Unpack the WTM 3300 Visual Alignment Kit. It is shipped as a separate package.
Contents of this package are listed and described in section Visual Alignment Kit on
page 11.
2. Attach the VAT to the ODR.
In case of WTM 3310 and WTM 3315 product variants, the VAT is attached directly onto
the ODR. Locate the side attachment point and push the VAT assembly onto it.
Figure 2-70. Direct VAT Attachment
NOTE: When attac hing the VAT to WTM 3310 V1 or WTM 3315 (28 c m x 28
c m / 11 x 11 in antenna), br eak off the tw o mar ked latc hes fr om the c on-
nec ting unit. See WTM 3310 V1 – Break off t he connect ing u nit lat ches.
on p age 58
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Figure 2-71. WTM 3310 V1 – Break off the connecting unit latches.
VAT Mount with Extension Arm

In case of WTM 3305 with external parabolic antenna, the VAT is attached to the ODR
using a VAT mounting arm for offset mounting. VAT mounting arm is compatible with
30 cm (1 ft) and 60 cm (2 ft) parabolic antennas.
Figure 2-72. 30 cm (1 ft) Para- Figure 2-73. 60 cm (2 ft) Parabolic

bolic Antenna with VAT Antenna with VAT
1. Unpack the WTM 3300 Visual Alignment Kit. It is shipped as a separate package.
Contents of this package are listed and described in section Visual Alignment Kit on
page 11.
2. To attach the VAT to the WTM 3305 with external parabolic antenna, use the VAT
mounting arm that is included in the visual alignment kit.
3. Unpack the mounting arm and two M3 pan head Phillips screws.
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Figure 2-74. VAT Mounting Arm
4. Screw the VAT onto the mounting arm.

Figure 2-75. VAT on Mounting Arm
5. Attach the VAT mounting arm to the ODR using the ODR mounting screws.
Figure 2-76. Attached VAT Mounting Arm
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Figure 2-77. VAT attached to WTM 3305 with 60 cm (2 ft) External Antenna
Visual Alignment Procedure

Visual alignment procedure is successfully completed when the remote ODR is at exact
center of the VAT’s visual field.
NOTE: VAT allow s ver tic al r otation of the oc ular for mor e c onvenient
us e.
Figure 2-78. Visually Aligned Remote ODR
Sound-based Alignment
WTM 3300 offers two types of RSSI indication. Sound-based alignment method is inten-
ded for initial (directional) antenna alignment. To check the sound-based RSSI level,
plug the headphone connector to the LMC port as shown Headphones Connected to
LMC Port on page 61.
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To engage the alignment mode, connect standard headphones to the LMC port. Antenna
alignment mode sets the Tx power and sensitivity to the highest level which eases the
search for the main beam of remote ODR in both directions.
NOTE: Attac hing the headphones to the L MC por t w ill automatic ally put
ODR into antenna alignment mode. Dur ing ac tivated antenna alignment
mode, s ens itivity of ODR pow er detec tion is inc r eas ed. Dis c onnec t head-
phones after the alignment pr oc es s is done.
The higher the sound indicator pitch, the stronger the received signal.
Figure 2-79. Headphones Connected to LMC Port
RSSI-based Alignment
Sound indicator-based alignment is a standard procedure that normally ensures proper
performance of the radio link. However, if there’s a need for more precise alignment, the
exact RSSI level should be measured with a voltmeter.
RSSI-based alignment procedure:
Remove the cover from the LMC port on the ODR housing. Connect the voltmeter to the
ODR using the RSSI adapter cable (must be ordered separately, see Optional Solution Elements on page 10)
NOTE: Attac hing the RSSI adapter c able to the L MC por t w ill auto-
matic ally put O DR into antenna alignment mode. Dur ing ac tivated
antenna alignment mode, the s ens itivity of O DR pow er detec tion is
inc r eas ed. Dis c onnec t headphones w hen alignment is c ompleted.
When measuring the exact RSSI level with a voltmeter, compare the actual RSSI level
with the expected RSSI that has been calculated during network link budget pre-
paration.
Fine alignment of the ODR is achieved by turning vertical and azimuth micro alignment
screws.
When the optimal RSSI level is achieved, tighten the locking screws (see section Align-
ment Steps for WTM 3310 and WTM 3315 (Embedded Flat Antenna) on page 62).
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NOTE: Befor e us ing the digital voltmeter , s et its output to millivolts .

Dividing the RSSI millivolt output by 10 w ill pr ovide the ac tual r ec eive s ig-
nal s tr ength c alc ulation. For example, a voltmeter millivolt r eading of
450 mV is equivalent to -45 dBm.
Figure 2-80. RSSI/PRx Values
NOTE: Chec k bas ic s ettings befor e aligning the ODRs – Tx/Rx fr e-

quenc y, Pow er , modulation and Mute s tatus (s ee s ec tion Basic ODR C on-
figu rat ion wit h ePort al on p age 6 8).
Alignment Steps for WTM 3310 and WTM 3315

(Embedded Flat Antenna)
Alignment screws of the mounting kit are shipped tightened. To begin with alignment
procedure, loosen all four locking screws: two for azimuth and two for elevation.
ODRs on both sides of the link need to be initially aligned in the general direction to
obtain optimal results. If on one side the ODR azimuth or elevation is excessively mis-
aligned, no signal will be received at the remote end of the link. In such case, adjust-
ment procedure is not possible.
Elevation Adjustment
Perform elevation adjustment first – follow the below described steps.
Loosen both vertical locking screws.
Attach the headphones to the LMC port and listen to the sound pitch (see Headphones
Connected to LMC Port on page 61). The higher the sound indicator pitch, the stronger
the received signal.
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Figure 2-81. Elevation Screws
Figure 2-82. Loosening the Elevation Screws
Lift the rough alignment spring and turn the ODR in the desired direction. Rough align-
ment slots allow moving of the ODR in steps of 10 °.
Figure 2-83. Lifted Rough Alignment Spring. Hold the ODR with hand.
After the rough alignment procedure is finished, start with micro alignment using the
micro screw. Micro alignment screw can be turned by hand or using a size 4 Allen head
wrench. For fine alignment purpose, Aviat Networks recommends RSSI-based align-
ment. Connect the voltmeter to LMC port and follow the instructions given in section
RSSI-based Alignment on page 61.
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Once the optimum position has been achieved for the ODR node pair, tighten both
adjustment locking screws.
Figure 2-84. Vertical Micro Adjustment Screw
Azimuth Adjustment
After the elevation adjustment is done, perform the azimuth alignment.
Loosen both azimuth locking screws.
Lift the rough alignment spring and turn the ODR in the desired direction. Rough align-
ment slots allow moving of the ODR in steps of 10 °.
Use the connected headphones to listen to the sound pitch (see Headphones Connected
to LMC Port on page 61). The higher the sound indicator pitch, the stronger the received
signal.
After rough alignment is done, start with micro alignment using the micro adjustment
screw. Micro alignment screw can be turned by hand or by using a size 4 Allen head
wrench. For fine alignment purpose, Aviat Natworks recommends using RSSI-based
alignment. Connect the voltmeter to the LMC port and follow the instructions given in
section RSSI-based Alignment on page 61.
Once the optimum position has been achieved for the ODR node pair, tighten the azi-
muth adjustment locking screws.
Figure 2-85. Azimuth Alignment and Locking Screws
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Figure 2-86. Turning the Azimuth Micro Adjustment Screw
CAUTION: After the finished alignment process, tighten the locking screws (elev-
ation and azimuth). Make sure that while tightening, the position of the ODR does not
change. To prove that, keep the voltmeter connected while fastening the screw. The
measured RSSI value must not change.
NOTE: By unplugging the headphone c onnec tor , ODR w ill automatic ally
r etur n into nor mal oper ation mode. After the fine alignment pr oc es s is
finis hed, c hec k that the ODR is c onnec ted and that the RSSI levels ar e
w ithin the expec ted r ange, defined dur ing RF planning.
Alignment Steps for WTM 3305 (External

Parabolic Antenna)
WTM 3305 mounting kit has two alignment screws – vertical and alignment. Both
screws are used for macro and micro alignment. Details on adjusting the ODR position
are available in the installation instructions that are included in the mounting kit pack-
age.
Realigning the Antenna

After replacing the ODR, antenna realignment is normally not necessary due to locking
mechanism of the mounting kit. However, if the measured receive level is not equal as
before the ODR replacement, repeat the antenna alignment procedure as described in sec-
tion ODR Alignment Procedure on page 55.
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Chapter 3. WTM 3300 Link Setup

and Basic Configuration
NOTE: For detailed des c r iption of O DR s ettings and c onfigur ations ,
r efer to WTM 3 3 0 0 Operations Manual.
This section provides information on the configuration steps that user has to perform
after the successful hardware installation (ODR and antenna mounting, cabling) and
alignment procedures.
There are three ways to perform basic configuration steps in order to establish a working
link with WTM 3300.
l ePortal-based configuration (see section Basic ODR Configuration with ePortal
on page 68 and WTM 3300 Operations Manual).
l CLI-based configuration (see section Basic Configuration with CLI and WTM
3300 Operations Manual.
l Local console-based intervention (see section Basic Configuration With Local
Console on page 74 and WTM 3300 Operations Manual.
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CHAPTER 3. WTM 3300 LINK SETUP AND BASIC CONFIGURATION
Basic ODR Configuration with ePortal

ePortal is WTM 3300 web-based configuration interface.
Preferred browsers for accessing the WTM 3300 ePortal are Google Chrome (28.0 and
later) and Mozilla Firefox (23.0 and later).
When working with Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or 10, make sure that the Com-
patibility view settings are done properly. To access these settings, click Tools > Com-
patibility View Settings on the browser menu bar. The Display all websites in
Compatibility View setting (1) must be un-ticket. See figure below.
Figure 3-1. Compatibility View Settings in IE9 and IE10
Logging into ePortal

Set the laptop IP address before accessing the ePortal. It must belong to the same net-
work as ODR (example: 192.168.1.12).
To access the WTM 3300 ePortal main page, connect your laptop to the ODR, launch
the internet browser and enter the ODR’s IP address in the browser’s address bar.
Default ODR login settings:
l IP address: 192.168.1.1
l Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
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NOTE: If the management tr affic is r unning in s epar ate Vir tual Netw or k
(VL AN), r efer to WTM 3 3 0 0 Operations Manual for guidelines how to c on-
figur e VL AN MN on the r adio, note that after VL AN MN is enabled,
ePor tal bec omes ac c es s ible only over dedic ated (c onfigur ed) VL AN MN.
After entering the ODR IP address, login window is displayed.

To log into the ePortal main window, enter username and password. Immediately after
entering the IP address, certificate warning is shown.
NOTE: When w or king w ith ePor tal, c er tific ate exc hange w ar ning is
s how n. See WTM 3300 Oper ations Manual, s ec tion 2 for mor e details .
Ignore the certificate warning and continue. Login window will appear.
Admin login credentials:
l Username: admin
l Password: port_adm
Figure 3-2. Login Window
After logging into the ePortal, set the IP address for both ODRs. Click Configuration ->
Network -> IPv4 Configuration). Examples:
l LB ODR: 192.168.1.1
l HB ODR: 192.168.1.2
When logged to the WTM 3300 ePortal, three main categories are shown on the main
page:
l Status
l Configuration
l System
In order to perform basic link setup, set the radio configuration values under Con-
figuration.
Radio Configuration
To configure the WTM 3300 radio parameters, click Configuration -> Radio on the
ePortal main page.
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Figure 3-3. Basic Radio Configuration
Choose frequency and power values according to the RF plan. Radio frequency must be
defined before the installation for both ODRs that will be used for the link.
Configuration steps:
1. Choose Tx frequency. Available options are shown with a mouse-over text.
2. Choose Tx Power. Available options are shown with a mouse-over text.
3. Choose Tx Profile. Default profile is 450 Mbit/s; QPSK.
4. Disable mute. WTM 3300 is shipped with Mute status ON. Switch Mute off
to engage the link.
NOTE: ATPC is enabled by default. To c hange the Tx Pow er s ettings ,

r efer to s ec tion Basic C onfigu rat ion wit h C LI on p age 72.
NOTE: If Tx Fr equenc y and Pow er options ar e c hos en inc or r ec tly,

modem alar m is r ais ed.
To confirm the configuration settings, click Apply.

Configuring the radio parameters affects link traffic. Inadequate configuring may result in
link downtime.
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For further ePortal configuration options, please refer to WTM 3300 Operations
Manual.
Verifying Link Status

To verify that the link has been successfully established, check status indicator in the
upper part of the ePortal main window. Green light indicates normal operation. In case
of reported error (the indicator is colored red), follow the instructions in Troubleshooting
on page 82 section.
Figure 3-4. Link Status Indicator
NOTE: To s ave the c onfigur ation, alw ays c lic k Apply and Save button in
the upper r ight par t of s c r een. If the c ur r ent c onfigur ation is not s aved,
r eboot w ill r etur n the ODR bac k to fac tor y default s tatus .
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Basic Configuration with CLI

The WTM 3300 command line interface (CLI) is a text-based user interface used for con-
figuring, monitoring and maintaining the WTM 3300.
To access the WTM 3300 CLI, follow these steps:
1. Download, install and run a standard SSH client (for instance PuTTY).
2. Enter IP address on the computer with SSH client: 192.168.1.1
3. Define subnet mask on the computer with SSH client: 255.255.255.0
4. Enter username: admin (factory default)
5. Enter password: port_adm (factory default)
6. Establish a CLI session with the WTM 3300.
NOTE: Change us er name and IP addr es s after the initial c onfigur ation
is c omplete.
In order to establish a link, configure the categories below.
Choose Tx Frequency
Enter configure terminal and choose the appropriate Tx frequency value – as defined
by the RF plan.
Command example:
WTM3300# configure terminal
WTM3300(config)# radio8
WTM3300(config-radio)# txfreq 81.08
Tx freq 81.0 is shown here as an example only. Valid ranges are 81.0–86.0 or 71.0–76.0
GHz.
Choose Tx power
Enter configure terminal and choose the appropriate Tx power value – as defined by
the RF plan.
Command example:
WTM3300# configure terminal8
WTM3300(config-radio)# txpower 12.38
txpower 12.3 is shown here as an example only.
NOTE: If Tx Fr equenc y and Pow er options ar e c hos en inc or r ec tly,

modem alar m is r ais ed.
NOTE: ATPC is enabled by default.
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Choose Modulation Type (Default: QPSK)

Enter configure terminal and choose the appropriate modulation type – as defined by
the RF plan.
Command example:
WTM3300(config-radio)# txmod qpsk 1/28
txmod qpsk 1/2 is shown here as an example only. Valid coding rates are 1/2 or 3/4 for
qpsk or qam16; or 2/5 6/7 for qam64.
Disable Mute
Enter configure terminal.
Command example:
WTM3300(config-radio)# no txmute8
Check the Values with “Show command”

Examples:
WTM3300(config-radio)# show txfreq8
TX Frequency 76.875 GHz [71.0...76.0; step 0.125]
WTM3300(config-radio)# show txpower8

TX Power 5 dBm [-4...16; step 1]
WTM3300(config-radio)# show txmod8

Tx Modulation: qam16
Save the Current Configuration

CAUTION: Always save the configuration to Startup.
Enter :
WTM3300(config)# config save
Load the Saved Configuration

Use the Config Load command. Enter:
WTM3300(config)# config load
If the current configuration is not saved to Startup, reboot will return the ODR back to fact-
ory default status.
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Basic Configuration With Local Console

Local console-based configuration serves as an additional method for managing the
ODR. It is used for local debugging, on-site link recovery or ODR access in case of lost IP
address.
To access the ODR local console, plug the console adapter cable to the LMC port. Con-
nect the other end of the cable to the USB port on the PC.
NOTE: The c ons ole adapter c able is s hipped as a par t of ins tallation and
maintenanc e kit (s ee WTM Product Ordering guide).
Once the cable has been connected, check if the appropriate driver is installed on the
management PC. The driver is not included in the standard Windows driver suite and
can be downloaded from:
http://www.prolific.com.tw/US/ShowProduct.aspx?p_id=225&pcid=41
With the driver installed, the port should be defined as Prolific USB-to-serial Comm
Port.
To start using the CLI via local console, run Putty or other standard SSH client. In
PuTTY, the appropriate COM port must be defined (on laptop check Control Panel-
>Device manager->Ports (COM&LPT)). “Serial” must be chosen as the connection type.
Figure 3-5. Connection Type Definition in PuTTY
Enter the default user name and password to enter the WTM 3300 CLI. PuTTY client is
available here: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
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Figure 3-6. Putty Serial Port Settings
See section Basic Configuration with CLI on page 72 for basic radio configuration.
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Chapter 4. Commissioning and

Troubleshooting
This section describes the commissioning process for WTM 3300. These topics are
covered:
l Routine Inspection and Maintenance on page 78
l Commissioning steps
l Troubleshooting, ePortal alarms and Factory reset procedure
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CHAPTER 4. COMMISSIONING AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Routine Inspection and Maintenance

This section reviews required and recommended inspection and maintenance practices
to ensure health and safety of installed equipment is maintained to highest levels. For
more information, refer to the Aviat Networks publication: Best Practices Guide (GP-
QP057).
Routine Inspections
All sites must be inspected annually or more frequently if subject to abnormal operating
conditions such as particularly exposed sites, or sites subject to salt-spray or heavy
snow/ice loading over winter months.
The inspection should cover the physical installation including ODR, PoE injector, Eth-
ernet cable, cable grounding, equipment grounding, tower and building grounds,
weatherproofing, lightning surge suppressors (if installed) and general site integrity.
Selected ground wires should be resistance checked and then compared with previous
checks to ensure there has been no significant change.
The operational performance of the radio and associated equipment should be checked
against their as-built figures using the ePortal or Provision alarm and performance indic-
ators.
Trend Analysis
Use available current and historical WTM 3300 alarm and performance data to determ-
ine any trend that may lead to a failure. Check for the following indicators:
l Reducing received signal levels
l Gradually increasing bit errors or an increasing count of seconds with error
l Changes in transmit power
l Increased frequency of rain fade or other fade conditions
l Increasing occurrence of other weather related changes in performance
l Increasing occurrence of a particular hardware failure
Fault Analysis
All faults, once cleared, should be the subject of a fault report. The data presented in
these reports should be analyzed from time to time to check for any common threads,
which may point to a particular weakness in the design, installation, or maintenance of
the network or to a specific component.
The time taken to restore service and the affected parts used should also be analyzed to
see if improvements are possible in the maintenance procedures, maintenance training
and spares holdings.
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Training
Properly trained and experienced planning and installation personnel are essential for
establishing and maintaining high integrity in a new network. Similarly, properly
trained network management and service personnel are essential for the continued good
condition of the network.
The personnel training should be reviewed from time-to-time to ensure they maintain
expertise in their area of work, and on the installed base.
Spares
Spares holdings should be reviewed on regular basis to ensure the correct quantity and
type are held, and held at the most appropriate locations.
Analysis of spares usage will show any trend for excessive use of spares, which may
point to a weakness in the deployment or manufacture of the item.
Spares holdings should also be checked from time to time and if necessary brought up to
the current hardware and/or specifications.
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Commissioning Procedure
Commissioning is a set of tests and final review procedures that ensures the WTM 3300
based link:
l Is installed correctly
l Is correctly configured
l Has passed all tests
l Is operating and running alarm and error-free
l Has had all relevant commissioning data recorded
l Is ready for traffic carrying duty
A typical commissioning process is summarized in the table below:
Table 4-1. Commissioning Process
# Description Procedure W3305 W3310 W3315

1 Physical install- A physical check prior Section WTM Section W3310 Section W3310 and
ation inspection to antenna alignment 3305 - Use of and W3315 W3315 Mounting
and node configuration External Para- Mounting (Vari- (Variants with Integ-
to ensure that the phys-
bolic Antennas ants with Integ- rated Antenna) on
ical installation is com-
plete and correct. rated Antenna) page 18
on page 18
2 Antenna align- An antenna alignment Section Align- Section Align- Section Alignment
ment con- procedure is detailed ment Steps for ment Steps for Steps for WTM 3310
firmation in the Introduction sec- WTM 3310 WTM 3310 and and WTM 3315
tion, Recorded RSLs
and WTM WTM 3315 (Embedded Flat
should be within 3 dB
of calculated RSLs. 3315 (Embed- (Embedded Antenna) on page 62
ded Flat Flat Antenna)
Antenna) on on page 62
page 62
3 Configuration Use the ePortal, to Section WTM Section WTM Section WTM 3300
confirmation ensure that ODR con- 3300 Link 3300 Link Link Setup and Basic
figurations are com- Setup and Setup and Configuration on page
plete and correct and
Basic Con- Basic Con- 67
that:
figuration on figuration on
Link status is oper-
page 67 page 67
ational.
Link is operating
without errors.
All relevant alarms are
extinguished.
Link performance data
is as expected.
IP addressing and rout-
ing is set correctly,
which can be con-
firmed from ProVision,
where installed.
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# Description Procedure W3305 W3310 W3315

4 Commissioning Ethernet traffic test. TBD TBD TBD
tests
5 Final inspection Completion of ‘paper- TBD TBD TBD
and sign-off work’ recording install-
ation hand-over for
operational use, and/or
any remedial action
needed to complete an
installation.
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Troubleshooting
Before going to a site to handle a problem, try to obtain the following information:
l Does the fault require immediate attention?
l Who is the best-placed person to handle the fault?
Confirm the nature and severity of the reported fault, its location, capacity and mod-
ulation. Ask:
l Is just one WTM 3300 link affected or a number of links in the same
geographical area?
l Is the path down completely or is traffic passing but with a BER alarm?
l Could the fault be in the equipment connected to the WTM 3300? Are there
alarms on other, connected equipment?
l Is it a hard or intermittent fault?
l Do alarms confirm which end of an alarmed link is faulty?
l Could the weather (rain, ice, high wind, temperature) be a factor in the
reported fault?
NOTE: If the fault s ugges ts a r ain fade or other w eather r elated fade
c ondition and it matc hes the pr evailing w eather c onditions , do not take
any ac tion until the w eather impr oves .
l Does the link history suggest any fault trends?

l Does the fault history for the link indicate a likely cause?
l Is the WTM 3300 link newly installed?
l Has there been any recent work done on the link?
If a site visit is required, before you go, ensure that you take the appropriate spares if an
equipment failure is suspected:
l Laptop PC
l Toolkit
l Key(s) for access to the site
For more information, refer to the Aviat Best Practices Guide, Chapters 9, and
Troubleshooting.
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ePortal Alarms
WTM 3300 keeps a record of all the alarms that have been raised (still active) or cleared
(solved or inactive alarms). Alarm status is visible through Status and color.
Cleared alarms are shown in green. Raised active alarms are shown in red (critical) or
orange (warnings). Active alarm rows in the table are colored gray.
To access the Alarms table, click Status > Alarms.
See the Alarms section in WTM 3300 Operations Manual for Alarm indications, descrip-
tions and recommended actions.
Factory Reset Procedure

To perform ODR factory reset, plug the factory reset plug into the LMC port and wait for
10 seconds.
Figure 4-1. Inserting the Plug to LMC Port
NOTE: Fac tor y r es et plug is s hipped as a par t of WTM 3300 ODR ins tall-
ation and maintenanc e kit. See WTM 3 3 0 0 Product Ordering Guide for
mor e details .
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Chapter 5. Health and Safety

This section includes Aviat Networks health and safety information.
All personnel must comply with the relevant health and safety practices when working
on or around the WTM 3300 equipment.
WTM 3300 has been designed and tested to meet relevant US and European health and
safety standards as outlined in IEC Publication 60950-1.
Local safety regulations must be taken into account. Safety instructions in this Volume
should be used in addition to the local safety regulations. In the case of conflict between
safety instructions stated herein and those indicated in local regulations, mandatory
local norms will prevail. If local regulations are not mandatory, then safety norms
herein will prevail.
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CHAPTER 5. HEALTH AND SAFETY
General Health and Safety

This table describes general health and safety information about the WTM 3300.
Topic Information
Flammability The equipment is designed and constructed to minimize the risk of smoke and
fumes during a fire.
Hazardous Materials No hazardous materials are used in the construction of the equipment.
Safety Signs External warning signs or other indicators on the equipment are not required.
Surface Temperatures The external equipment surfaces do become warm during operation due to heat
dissipation. However, the temperatures reached are not considered hazardous.
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Operations Health and Safety

The following table describes the precautions that relate to installing or working on the
WTM 3300.
Topic Information
Equipment Protrusions The equipment has been designed to be free of unnecessary protrusions or
sharp surfaces that may catch or otherwise cause injury during handling.
However, always take care when working on or around the equipment.
Lifting Equipment Be careful when hoisting or lifting the ODR or its antenna during install-
ation or maintenance. The ODR is nominally 10 kg (22 lb). However, anten-
nas with their mounting hardware can weigh in excess of 100 kg (220 lb)
and require specialized lifting equipment and an Operator trained and cer-
tified in its use.
Protection from RF Exposure: WTM 3300 does not generate RF fields intense enough to cause RF burns.
WTM 3300 However, when installing, servicing or inspecting an antenna always comply
with the Protection from RF Exposure guidelines.
Safety Warnings When a practice or procedure poses implied or potential harm to the user
or to the radio equipment, a warning is included in this manual.
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CHAPTER 5. HEALTH AND SAFETY
General Hazards
The following table describes the general hazards that must be addressed when planning
and installing the WTM 3300.
For more information on health and safety when using Aviat Networks products, refer to
Aviat Best Practices Guide.
Topic Information
ESD ESD (electrostatic discharge) can damage electronic components. Even if components
remain functional, ESD can cause latent damage those results in premature failure.
Circuit Over- When connecting the WTM 3300, determine the effect this will have on the power supply
loading circuit protection devices, and supply wiring. Check WTM 3300 power consumption spe-
cifications and the supply capability of the power supply system. This check of capacity
must extend to the dc power supply and not just to an intermediate connection point.
Protection from When installing, servicing or inspecting an antenna always comply with the following:
RF Exposure - Locate the antenna such that it does not infringe the RF exposure guidelines for general
public.
- Stay aware of the potential risk of RF exposure and take appropriate precautions.
- Do not stand in front of or look into an antenna without first ensuring the associated trans-
mitter or transmitters are switched off.
- At a multi-antenna site ask the site owner or Operations for details of other radio services
active at the site and for their requirements/recommendations for protection against poten-
tially harmful exposure to RF radiation.
- When it is not possible to switch transmitters off at a multi-antenna site and there is
potential for exposure to harmful levels of RF radiation, wear a protective suit.
- Do not look into the waveguide port of an ODR when the radio is active.
Ground Con- Reliable grounding of the WTM 3300 must be maintained. Refer to instructions in the
nections WTM 3300 Installation and Commissioning manual for grounding of the ODR, Ethernet
cable, lightning surge suppressor (optional), and PoE injector.
There must be no switching or disconnecting devices fitted in ground conductors.
Lightning Surge All WTM 3300 Ethernet cables must be fitted with the specified PoE injector compatible
Suppressor surge suppressor(s).
Mains Power WTM 3300 DC power and traffic – Ethernet cables are not to be routed with any AC
Supply Routing mains power lines. They are also to be kept away from any power lines which cross them.
Power Supply An appropriate power supply disconnect device should be provided as part of the building
Disconnect installation.
NOTE:
NOTE For USA - In restricted access areas install the WTM 3300 in accordance with
articles 110-26 and 110-27 of the 2002 National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70, or to
any subsequent update to this code for the relevant articles.
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Appendix 1. Glossary
A
A/D
Digital-to-Analog, Analog-to-Digital
ACM
Adaptive Code Modulation Block
AGC
Automatic Gain Control
AMINTL
Min Transmitted Power when ATPC enabled
ANSI
American National Standards Institute
ARO
After Receipt of Order
ASTM
American Society for Testing and Materials
ATPC
Automatic Transmit Power Control
AUX
Auxiliary/Alarm I/O Card
B
BC
Boundary Clock
BER
Bit Error Rate
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APPENDIX 1. GLOSSARY
C
CCDP
Co-Channel Dual Polarization
CFR
Code of Federal Regulations
CMINTL
Min Calibrated Transmission Level
CoS
Class of Service
CRC
Cyclic Redundancy Check
CW
Continuous Waveform
D
D/A
Digital-to-Analog, Analog-to-Digital
DC
Direct Current
DSCP
Differentiated Services Code Point
E
EIPR
European Intellectual Property Review
EMC
Electromagnetic Compatibility
EMS
Element Management System
ePortal
User Device Management Web Portal
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ETSI
European Telecommunications Standards Institute
F
FD
Folded Dipole Antenna
FE
Fast Ethernet
FEC
Forward Error Correction
FIFO
First In First Out
FPGA
Field-Programmable Gate Array
G
GE
Gigabit Ethernet
H
HSBY
Hot Standby
HTML
Hyper Text Markup Language
HTTP
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
HTTPS
Hypertext Transfer Protocol sECURE
I
IDU
Indoor Unit
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L
LBM
Loopback Message
LCT
Local Craft Terminal
LLC1
Logical Link Control
LMC
Local Maintenance and Commissioning Port
LPT
Low Power Threshold
M
MAXTL
Max Transmitted Power
MHSB
Monitored Hot Standby
MI
Modulation Index
MIB
Management Information Base
MINTL
Min Transmission Level
MN
Management
MPE
Maximum Permissible Exposure
MPLS
Multi-protocol labeling system
MSE
Mean Squared Error
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MTBF
Mean Time Between Failures
MTTR
Mean Time to Recovery
N
N-EMS
Network or Element management system
NMS
Network Management System
NTP
Network Time Protocol
O
ODR
Outdoor Radio
OUTTL
Transmitted Power when in manual or predefined PTx operation
P
PCBA
Printed Circuit Board Assembly
PDV
Packet Delay Variation
PHY
Physical Layer
PM
Performance Monitoring
PoE
Power over Ethernet
ProVision
Aviat Networks ProVision E/NMS
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PSE
Power Sourcing Equipment
PTC
Positive Temperature Coefficient Thermistor
Q
QAM
Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
QoS
Quality of Service
QPSK
Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
R
RAC
Radio Access Card
REACH
Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemical Substances
RF
Radio Frequency
RoHS
Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive
RS-CC
Recursive Systematic Convolutional Codes
RSSI
Received Signal Strength Indication
RTPC
Remote Transmit Power Control
RX
Receive
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S
SES
Severely Errored Seconds
SFP
Small Form-Factor Pluggable Transceiver
SGMII
Serial Gigabit Media Independent Interface
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
SNR
Signal to Noise Ratio
SSH
Secure Shell
T
TCP
Transmission Control Protocol
TDM
Time Division Multiplex
Tx
Transmit
U
UART
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
UAS
Unavailable Seconds Counter
ULA
Unidirectional Link Avoidance
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V
VAT
Visual Alignment Tool
VLAN
Virtual LAN
VLAN ID
Virtual LAN Identification
W
WEEE
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive
WRR
Weighted Round Robin
X
XCVR
Transceiver
XPIC
Cross Polarization Interference Cancellation
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Declaration of Conformity, R&TTE Directive, 1999/5/EC

Undertegnede , Aviat Networks erklærer herved, at følgende

Luxembourg Netherlands Liechtenstein

Hereby, Aviat Networks declares that WTM 3300 is in compliance

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Šiuo Aviat Networks deklaruoja, kad šis WTM 3300 atitinka

Hierbij verklaart , Aviat Networks dat het toestel WTM 3300 in

Hawnhekk, Aviat Networks, jiddikjara li dan WTM 3300 jikkon-

Alulírott, , Aviat Networks nyilatkozom, hogy a WTM 3300 megfelel

Niniejszym Aviat Networks oświadcza, że WTM 3300 jest zgodny z

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RF Exposure Guidelines for WTM 3300

Table 1-2. RF Exposure Gudelines

ISO90001:2008 and TL9000

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CHAPTER 2. WTM 3300 INSTALLATION 5

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Wrapping Guidelines for Self-amalgamating Tape 52

CHAPTER 3. WTM 3300 LINK SETUP AND BASIC CONFIGURATION 67

CHAPTER 4. COMMISSIONING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 77

CHAPTER 5. HEALTH AND SAFETY 85

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Customer Documentation Organization

WTM 3300 Installation Manual (260-668226-001)

WTM 3300 Operations Manual (260-668231-001)

WTM 3300 Quick Start Guide (260-668233-001)

WTM 3300 Product Description (260-668227-001)

WTM 3300 Release Notes (260-668229-001)

Aviat Networks Best Practices Guide (GP-QP057)

ProVision NMS Documentation (300-662025-001000)

WTM 3300 Installation Video

Product Line Variant Description

It is also valid for the following Software Package versions:

Title Part Number Comment

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C AU TI ON: A caution item identifies important information pertaining to

Chapter 2. WTM 3300 Installation

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Commissioning and Troubleshooting

Installation Options and System

WTM 3305 WTM 3310 V1 WTM 3315

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Figure 2-1. Cable Lengths

l Required services and integration with ProVision NMS

Before Going On Site

WTM 3300 Solution Elements

Variant Options Use

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Table 2-3. Overview of the Standard Solution Elements

Element Options Use

Optional Solution Elements

Installation and Maintenance Kit

Figure 2-2. RSSI Figure 2-3. Local Figure 2-4. Fact-

Part Number Description

Visual Alignment Kit

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Figure 2-5. Monocular - Visual Alignment Tool