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Ubiquiti AF-5X User Manual

Ubiquiti AF-5X
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DATA
MGMT
GPS
LINK
DATA
MGMT
GPS
LINK
5 GHz Carrier
Backhaul Radio
Model: AF-5X

Table of Contents

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Ubiquiti AF-5X Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency Range5.1 - 5.9 GHz
Max Range100+ km
Max. Power Consumption10W
Power MethodPassive PoE
Wireless ApprovalsFCC, IC, CE
RoHS ComplianceYes
Ethernet1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps
Wind Survivability200 km/h
Power Supply24V, 1A PoE
Enclosure CharacteristicsOutdoor
Max. Conducted TX Power27 dBm
Channel Bandwidth20/40 MHz
Operating Temperature-40 to 70 °C
Operating Humidity5 to 95% Non-condensing
PolarizationDual Linear

Summary

Chapter 2: Installation

Connecting Power over Ethernet

Step-by-step guide for connecting AF-5X to power using PoE and Ethernet.

airFiber Configuration Process

Accessing the interface and setting up basic wireless mode and frequency.

Frequency Settings Configuration

Setting the operating frequency, ensuring Master/Slave match.

Wireless Security Setup

Configuring wireless security using HEX or ASCII key types.

Ground Wire Installation

Instructions for properly grounding the AF-5X unit for safety.

Mounting AF-5X to Antenna

Step-by-step guide for mounting AF-5X onto an airFiber X antenna or RocketDish.

Connecting RF Cables to AF-5X

Connecting RF cables from antenna feed to AF-5X chains.

Surge Protection Guidelines

Recommendations for surge protectors to prevent electrical damage.

Alignment Tips for Optimal Performance

Advice for accurate radio alignment for best performance.

Establishing the RF Link

Steps to align Master and Slave units to establish a stable RF link.

Chapter 3: Navigation

Accessing the Configuration Interface

How to access the AF-5X Configuration Interface via a web browser.

Login Process and Terms of Use

Details login screen, credentials, and agreeing to terms of use.

Chapter 4: Main Tab

Chapter 5: Wireless Tab

Basic Wireless Settings Configuration

Configuring mode, link name, country code, bandwidth, and output power.

Wireless Mode: Master vs. Slave

Clarifies the role of Master and Slave modes for PtP links.

Link Name and Country Code Importance

Importance of consistent link names and correct country code for compliance.

Channel Bandwidth and Duty Cycle Settings

Settings for channel bandwidth size and Master's transmit duty cycle.

Output Power and Antenna Gain Configuration

Configuring transmit power and antenna gain, noting DFS impact.

Maximum Modulation Rate Options

Setting modulation rate, including auto adaptation or manual selection.

Frequency Settings and DFS Operation

Configuring operating frequencies and understanding DFS options.

Wireless Security Configuration

Setting up wireless security using AES encryption with HEX or ASCII keys.

Chapter 6: Network Tab

Management Network Settings

Configuration of network settings for device management, including IP addresses.

IP Address Configuration: DHCP vs. Static

Options for setting Management IP Address via DHCP or Static assignment.

Chapter 7: Advanced Tab

DATA Port Ethernet Settings

Advanced configurations for DATA port: speed, flow control, multicast filter.

Managing Data Port Link Status

Details on Track Radio Link, Link Off Duration, and Spacing for RF link loss.

Chapter 8: Services Tab

Ping Watchdog Configuration

Setting up Ping Watchdog for connectivity monitoring and auto-reboot.

Chapter 9: System Tab

Firmware Update Management

Managing firmware updates, checking for versions, and uploading files.

System Account Management

Managing administrator and read-only accounts and passwords for security.

Chapter 10: Tools

Appendix B: Safety Notices

Appendix D: Compliance Information

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