Cambium Networks cnPulse Sync Generator with CambiumSYNC
Designed Specifically for Cambium Networks PMP an PTP Radios
SKU
C000000L066B
Weight
1.25 lb
Stock Quantity
33 USA | 6 CAN
Designed specifically for Cambium Networks PMP and PTP radios, cnPulse is the latest GPS synchronization generation device. The cnPulse module is IP67 (weather proof and supports a wide temperature range for rugged environments. The GPS receiver is highly reliable and supports both GPS and GNSS signals. cnPulse gets it power from the ODU AUX port in mode 1 or from the CAT-5 drop cable in mode 2 so no external power supply is required. There are no configuration or software settings required.
TDD Synchronization is critical for deploying dense scalable wireless networks, whether in a PTP or PMP topology. One typical source for synchronization is the GPS satellite signal which carries a precise one pulse per second (1PPS) clock. Using this clock, PMP and PTP networks can synchronize the start and stop time of all transmissions. By synchronizing the transmit and receive signals, each Access Point isn’t transmitting while its neighbor is receiving, thereby reducing self-interference, increasing spectral efficiency and enabling much more dense network deployments.
Product Features- Ships with a right angle bracket for pole mount applications
- cnPulse can be deployed in two alternative ways: Mode 1: AUX Serial mode (uses cnPulse port 1) or Mode 2: CambiumSYNC In-line mode (uses cnPulse port 2 and port 3)
- Maximum Power Consumption: 0.3W Avg (0.5W Max @ 6V Aux) 2.4W Avg. (4W Max @ 59V Poe)
- Input Voltage: 4.5V to 6.0VDC at AUX Port (port 1), 44 - 59VDC on PoE Input Port (port 3)
cnPulse Operation |
Mode 1: AUX Serial mode (uses cnPulse port 1) cnPulse derives power input from the radio or CMM port and returns the 1PPS signal and satellite statistics on port 1. Typically used on CMM5, cnReach and the AUX ports on PMP 450i, PMP450m or PTP 450i |
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Mode 2: CambiumSYNC In-line mode (uses cnPulse port 2 and port 3) cnPulse is deployed in-line with the radio’s CAT-5 drop cable. cnPulse receives power (and data) from the ODU’s PoE power injector on port 3. cnPulse port 2 then outputs PoE+Data+CambiumSYNC to the main input on a radio. Typically used on PTP 550. |
CambiumSYNC mode |
PMP 450i, PTP 450i, PMP 450m, PTP 550, ePMP 2000, ePMP 3000 |
Aux Serial mode |
CMM5, PMP 450m, PMP 450i, PTP 450i |
Integrated Antenna |
GPS L1, 1575.42 MHz, GLONASS L1, 1598.0625~1605.375MHz |
Tracking Channels |
33 tracking/ 99 acquisition-channel GPS +GLONASS receiver |
Update rate |
1Hz (NMEA) |
Timing Accuracy |
±20ns RMS |
Position Accuracy |
3 meters |
Acquisition - Cold Start |
35 seconds (typical under open clear sky) |
Sensitivity |
Acquisition: −148 dBm Tracking: −165 dBm |
Input Voltage |
4.5V to 6.0VDC at AUX Port (port 1) 44-59VDC on PoE Input Port (port 3) |
Maximum Power Consumption |
0.3W Avg (0.5W Max @ 6V Aux) 2.4W Avg. (4W Max @ 59V Poe) |
Electrical Interface |
Port 1: AUX PORT RJ-45 8-pin shielded; AUX output |
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Port 2: PoE and CambiumSYNC ODU RJ-45 8-pin shielded; PoE and CambiumSYNC and Data output |
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Port 3: PoE+ CambiumSYNC PIDU RJ-45 8-pin shielded; PoE and Data Input |
Temperature |
−40°C to 85ºC (−40°F to 185°F) |
Humidity |
0% to 95% humidity, non-condensing |
Water/Dust Ingress |
IP67 - Note: This product meets the UL/cUL 62368 / IEC 62368 edition 2 specification, and the radio housings are designed to be rain-tight. |
Dimensions |
16.8cm x 9cm x 10cm (6.6in x 3.5in x 4in) |
Weight |
0.42kg (15oz) |
Mounting |
cnPulse ships with a right angle bracket for pole mount applications. |
Cabling* (Not Included) |
CMM5 to cnPulse Optional: N000000L125A cnPulse to CMM5 20m shielded cable (8-pin RJ-45 to 6-pin RJ-12) |
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AUX port to cnPulse Recommend to use an 8-pin shielded straight through CAT5 cable |
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Radio to cnPulse Recommend to use an 8-pin shielded straight through CAT5 cable |
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PoE injector to cnPulse Recommend to use an 8-pin shielded straight through CAT5 cable |
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cnReach to cnPulse Refer to cnReach user guide for pinout. |
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*Note: All RJ45 Ethernet LAN cables used for providing power or are connected to power ports (PoE) must be UL certified with VW-1 markings. All cables used for outdoor installations must be suitable to be used for that environment and rated accordingly. |