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AS-1269

Remote controlled Antenna switch

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Table of contents

Statement of Conditions..............................................................................4

General Description.....................................................................................5

Step by step AS-1269 setup ........................................................................6

Hardware ....................................................................................................8

Bottom ......................................................................................................... 8

Top ( under the top cover) ............................................................................. 9

Configuration with Microbit Setup Manager ..............................................12

FW/HW ....................................................................................................... 13

FW update................................................................................................... 14

Setup ......................................................................................................... 15

Net info....................................................................................................... 16

Initial IP setup ..........................................................................................17

Configuration with WEB-interface .............................................................21

Set Antennas ............................................................................................... 23

Inputs......................................................................................................... 23

Temperature/RH .......................................................................................... 24

IP Settings .................................................................................................. 26

Antenna settings .......................................................................................... 29

Serial Settings ............................................................................................. 30

Advanced settings ........................................................................................ 31

Dynamic DNS setting.................................................................................... 33

Remoterig dynamic dns service...................................................................... 34

DynDNS dynamic DNSservice ........................................................................ 36

Ping Settings ............................................................................................... 38

Radio RRC Settings....................................................................................... 40

Antenna selection......................................................................................... 41

Application firmware upgrade ........................................................................ 43

Bootloader firmware upgrade......................................................................... 44

Restart device.............................................................................................. 44

Networks and Firewalls.............................................................................45

Portforwarding ............................................................................................. 46

Appendix D –Manual Antenna Switch .......................................................47

Appendix E - Technical Data ......................................................................49

Appendix F - Safety and Regulatory Information ......................................50

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FCC Statement ............................................................................................ 50

Safety Notice ............................................................................................... 50

Disclaimer ................................................................................................... 51

FCC / CE - Declaration of conformity............................................................... 51

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Statement of Conditions

In the interest of improving internal design, operational function, and/or reliability, Microbit

2.0 AB reserves the right to make changes to the product described in this document without

notice. Microbit does not assume any liability that may occur due to the use or application of

the product(s) or circuit layout(s) described herein.

All parts of the software are property of Microbit 2.0 AB. The hardware design, schematics

PCB layout, concept, graphics, user manual, etc. are property of Microbit 2.0 AB. The device

may not be disassembled, copied or reversed engineered.

Microbit 2.0 AB

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General Description

The Antenna switch is designed specially to be used for remote (over the Internet) controlled

systems, but can of course be used in other applications also. The switch can be manually

controlled via an internal web interface. The switch is connected to the Internet primarily via

10 or 100 Mbit Ethernet and fixed connections like DSL, cable and WLAN or 3G/4G Mobile

systems. The Switch is easily configured via modern USB and WEB based user interfaces.

Together with Remoterig RRC-1258 it can be setup to automatically follow your band

changes. The switch connects to the RRC over IP, no serial port is needed. It can be powered

with 48V via the Ethernet cable according to the PoE standard or with 12 DC. This means that

the switch can be placed in a tower up to 100m from the schack. The switch is built in

stainless steel and can be placed outdoor. It’s normally delivered with SO-239 connectors, but

can be ordered with N-connectors, both with PTFE dielectric.

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Step by step AS-1269 setup

Below follows a recommendation about how to proceed when setting up the system.

1. Spend some time to read thru this user manual to get familiar with the product.

2. Remove the top cover of your Antenna Switch.

3. Check that the Jumper JMPx is in the EXT position.

4. Apply 12V DC (good stabilized power) to the unit, either via the 2.1/5,5 DC-jack or via

the screw terminals, (see hardware chapter)

5. Connect the unit with a CAT5 patch cables to the same Ethernet switch or router as

your PC which you will use to setup the system is connected. Do not bother with the

cables through the inlet in the bottom of the Antenna switch until you have set it up

and tested that you can control it via the webbrowser.

6. Download the Microbit Setup Manager and the latest firmware from

http://www.remoterig.com to your PC. Follow the instructions about how to install the

Microbit Setup Manager (see chapter Configuration with Microbit Setup Manager).

7. Find out how your network is configured and configure the AS-1269 to fit into your

network (see chapter Initial IP Setup) with the Microbit Setup Manager.

8. Check the installed firmware version. If the one you downloaded from Remoterig is

newer, update the unit with the new firmware. (see chapter FW/HW about how to

update).

9. When you have configured the unit to fit into your network, Start your Web browser

and connect to the unit by entering the IP-address. If you get in contact with the

internal web server everything is OK.

10. Make the basic software configuration for your system which is described the later in

this user manual.

11. Nov you have to decide how you should use the switch. If you should power it via 12V

DC or via Power over Ethernet. If you will use PoE you can disconnect your 12V source

and move JMPx on the 1269B pcb to the PoE positon. Connect your LAN cable either

to the RJ45 jack marked LAN or to the screw terminals on the 1269B PCB. Now you

can use the inlet in the bottom of the Switch to make a more permanent installation.

The screw terminals are marked with the standard colors of CAT5/6 cables. Be very

careful if you use the screw terminals, Interchanging the wire can damage both the

Antenna switch and the PoE supply. Microbit do not take any responsibility of

damaged units or connected equipment.

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12. After preparing the cables connect them to the controlled equipment. Connect the

power to all equipment. Check with your web browser again that you are in contact

with unit and can control the connected equipment.

13. When everything works as it should on your local network it’s time to setup your

Internet router so you can reach the unit from the outside world over the Internet. If

you already have other equipment that you remote control you can go direct to 14 as

you don’t need to use a separate Dynamic DNS service.

14. The first thing is to determine if your Internet Service Provider (ISP) are providing you

with a fixed or dynamic IP-address. Fixed IP:s are rare so you probably have a

dynamic IP-address if you are not paying extra for a fixed one. A dynamic IP is no

problem but you need to use a dynamic DNS service. You can use Remoterigs free

dynamic DNS service or a DynDNS account. New DynDNS account are no longer free.

For detailed information about Dynamic DNS services see the Dynamic DNS chapters

under Configuration with WEB-Interface.

15. Configure the units Dynamic DNS settings (see chapter Dynamic DNS Setting).

16. Now it’s time to configure your remote router. We recommend that you first enable the

remote configuring of your router, you may need it later. After that’s done configure

port forwarding (see chapter Network and Firewalls). When this is done your remote

control unit should be reachable over the Internet.

17. When back at the Control QTH try to browse to the Dynamic DNS address “Own host

name” you registered and entered into the remote control unit. You should get in

contact with the Antenna Switch internal web server exactly as it was local, remember

to use :port number after the dyndns address if you have changed the webserver port

from 80 for example http://sm2oan.mine.nu:8000.

Enjoy the remote controlling.

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Hardware

Bottom

On the bottom side the antenna connectors are located according to the pictures above. The

antenna switch is normally delivered with SO-239 jack but can also be ordered with N

connectors. The ventilator will prevent moisture to build up in the housing.

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Top ( under the top cover)

To reach the different connectors the top cover have to be removed. The top cover is secured

to the bottom by 8 stainless steel M3 screws.

Power

The Antenna switch can be power in three different ways depending on your installation. If

you install it indoor or where power is available you can connect 12V DC power direct to the

Antenna Switch, if you install it at the foot of the tower for example, Power Over Ethernet can

be handy to use.

1. Via the 2.1/5.5 DC jack on the 1216H pcb (see picture). In this case the JMP should be in

the Ext Pwr position.

12V DC

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Pin no

PWR

+ 12-15VDC (centre)

GND

2. Via the screw terminals on the 1269B pcb (see pictures). In this case the JMP should be in

the Ext Pwr position.

The terminals are marked with + and - .

3. Via 48V Power over Ethernet. In this case the JMP should be in the PoE position.

You can use a separate PoE Power Injector or use a switch with PoE output. In both cases the

power should be applied to the terminals according to the info below. The RJ45 LAN jack is

handy to use when setting up the system, while the screw terminals are recommended for

permanent installation. If you use the RJ45 for permanent use remember to connect the

screen to the screw terminal marked Shield

Screw term

Ethernet (RJ45)

Orange/white

Out [+]

Orange

Out [-]

Green/White

In [+]

Blue

+ 48V DC

Blue /White

+ 48V DC

Green

In [-]

Brown/White

- 48V DC

Brown

- 48V DC

USB

The USB-interface is used to initially set up the IP parameters. It can also be used for

downloading new software (can also be done via the WEB-interface). A USB-cable is included

with the product.

ETHERNET

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