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Products General Hardware Reference Module. 1 (For a list of all documents in this set,
regardless of home module, see the BANDIT Products General Hardware Reference
Module.)
Note: For information about specific chassis, see the home contents for the following modules:
◆ BANDIT II Hardware Reference
◆ BANDIT III Hardware Reference
◆ VSR-1200 Hardware Reference
Table of Contents
Document 1 Unpacking the BANDIT Product and Preparing It for Installation 1-
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Section 1.1 Pre-Installation Planning 1-1
Section 1.2 Selecting an Appropriate Location 1-2
Section 1.3 Safety Precautions 1-2
Section 1.4 Unpacking and Inspecting the Equipment 1-2
Procedure How to Return Damaged or Non-Functioning Equipment or Components
via the RMA Process 1-4
Document 2 Expansion Ports for the BANDIT Products 2-1
Section 2.1 Ethernet DMZ Port for the Expansion Slot 2-2
Section 2.2 HD26 Serial Port for the Expansion Slot 2-3
Section 2.3 56/64 kbps CSU/DSU Port for the Expansion Slot 2-3
Section 2.4 Single T1/E1 CSU/DSU Port for the Expansion Slot 2-3
Section 2.5 Dual T1/E1 Port for the Expansion Slot 2-4
Section 2.6 Wireless Cards for the Expansion Slot 2-4
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Document 3 HD26 Serial Port 3-1
Section 3.1 HD26 Serial Port Pin Locations and Pin Configuration 3-1
Section 3.2 HD26 Electrical Interface 3-2
Section 3.3 HD26-to-DB25 Serial Cables 3-3
Document 4 HD26-to-Winchester V.35 Serial Connection 4-1
Document 5 Wireless Cards for BANDIT Products 5-1
Section 5.1 The CDMA Wireless Card and the EVDO Wireless Card 5-5
Section 5.2 The GSM Wireless Card 5-6
Document A Changing the Card in a BANDIT Product’s Expansion Slot A-1
Section A.1 Changing the Expansion Port Module A-1
Document B Changing the SIM in a BANDIT Product’s GSM Card B-1
Section B.1 The GSM Card’s Subscriber Identity Module B-1
Procedure How to Install or Replace the SIM in a BANDIT Product’s GSM Card B-1
Document C Basic Safety Guidelines C-1
Section C.1 Safety Precautions C-1
Section C.2 Electrostatic Discharge C-1
List of Tables
Document 2
Expansion Ports for the BANDIT Products
Table 2-1 Expansion Port Options for the BANDIT Products 2-1
Document 3
HD26 Serial Port
Table 3-1 HD26 Serial Port Pin Configuration 3-2
Table 3-2 Cable Pin Setting to Configure HD26 Serial Port as Physical DCE or DTE 3-3
Table 3-3 Cable Pin Settings to Configure HD26 Serial Port’s Electrical Interface 3-3
Table 3-4 Pin Mapping for HD26-to-DB25 Serial Cable, RS-232, DTE 3-3
Table 3-5 Pin Mapping for HD26-to-DB25 Serial Cable, RS-232, DCE 3-4
Document 4
HD26-to-Winchester V.35 Serial Connection
Table 4-1 Pin Mapping for HD26-to-Winchester Serial Cable, V.35, DTE 4-2
Table 4-2 Twisted Pairs, HD26-to-Winchester V.35 Cabling, DTE 4-2
Table 4-3 Pin Mapping for HD26-to-Winchester Serial Cable, V.35, DCE 4-3
Table 4-4 Twisted Pairs, HD26-to-Winchester V.35 Cabling, DCE 4-3

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Document 5
Wireless Cards for BANDIT Products
Table 5-1 BANDIT Chassis Options for Wireless Cards 5-1
Table 5-2 Specifications for a CDMA Wireless Card or an
EVDO Wireless Card in the BANDIT II and the BANDIT III 5-5
Table 5-3 Specifications for the GSM Wireless Card in the BANDIT II
and the BANDIT III 5-6
List of Figures
Document 2
Expansion Ports for the BANDIT Products
Figure 2-1 Panel for Ethernet DMZ Expansion Port 2-2
Figure 2-2 Panel for HD26 Serial Expansion Port 2-3
Figure 2-3 Panel for 56/64 kbps CSU/DSU Expansion Port 2-3
Figure 2-4 Panel for Single T1/E1 Expansion Port 2-3
Figure 2-5 Panel for Dual T1/E1 Expansion Port 2-4
Document 3
HD26 Serial Port
Figure 3-1 Panel for HD26 Serial Expansion Port 3-1
Figure 3-2 Pin Locations for Female HD26 Port 3-1
Document 4
HD26-to-Winchester V.35 Serial Connection
Figure 4-1 Pin Locations for Winchester V.35 Connector, Female 4-1
Document 5
Wireless Cards for BANDIT Products
Figure 5-1 BANDIT Connections to External Wireless Carrier,
to Internal Wired LAN, and to External Wired IP Network 5-2
Figure 5-2 BANDIT with Antenna Connected to Wireless Module 5-3
Figure 5-3 BANDIT with Cable Connecting Antenna to Wireless Module 5-4
Figure 5-4 BANDIT III with Antennas for Two Wireless Modules 5-4
Document A
Changing the Card in a BANDIT Product’s Expansion Slot
Figure 1 Lifting Top Off VSR-30, Original BANDIT, or BANDIT IP Chassis A-2
Figure 2 Lifting the Top Off the BANDIT III Chassis A-3
Figure 3 Sliding Front Faceplate and Chassis Bottom of BANDIT Plus Forward A-3
Figure 4 Lifting the Motherboard–Daughterboard Assembly
out of the BANDIT III Chassis Base A-4
Figure 5 BANDIT III Daughterboard (Top View) A-4
Figure 6 Detail of DB25 Serial Port in BANDIT III’s IDU A-5
Figure 7 Motherboard–Daughterboard Assembly (Top View, from Backplate) A-5
Figure 8 Disconnecting the Interconnector Pins in the BANDIT III’s
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Figure 9 Removing Daughterboard from Assembly (Top View, from Backplate) A-6
Figure 10 BANDIT III Motherboard (Top View), with Card in Expansion Port A-7
Figure 11 Backplate of Original BANDIT Chassis A-7
Figure 12 Backplate of BANDIT III Chassis A-7
Figure 13 Backplate of BANDIT Plus Chassis A-8
Figure 14 Expansion Card A-8
Figure 15 Radiofrequency Antenna Ports at BANDIT III Chassis Wall
(Interior View of Backplate) A-9
Figure 16 Reconnecting the Interconnector Pins in the BANDIT III’s
Motherboard–Daughterboard Assembly A-10
Figure 17 Bottom of BANDIT III Chassis A-10
Document B
Changing the SIM in a BANDIT Product’s GSM Card
Figure B-1 Lifting the Top Off the Original BANDIT, Bandit IP, or VSR-30 Chassis B-3
Figure B-2 Lifting the Top Off the BANDIT III Chassis B-3
Figure B-3 Sliding the Front Faceplate and Chassis Bottom
of the BANDIT Plus Forward B-4
Figure B-4 Lifting the Motherboard–Daughterboard Assembly
out of the BANDIT III Chassis Base B-4
Figure B-5 GSM Wireless Card (in a Chassis’s Expansion Slot) B-5
Figure B-6 Underside of BANDIT III Motherboard, Viewed from Backplate of Chassis B-6
Figure B-7 Empty SIM Socket (Top View), with Latch in Locked Position B-6
Figure B-8 Unlocking the SIM Socket’s Door B-7
Figure B-9 Unlocked SIM Socket B-7
Figure B-10 Opening the SIM Socket’s Door (Side View) B-7
Figure B-11 Partially Opened Empty SIM Socket (Side View) B-8
Figure B-12 Partially Opened Empty SIM Socket (Top View) B-8
Figure B-13 Fully Opened Empty SIM Socket (Side View) B-8
Figure B-14 Fully Opened Empty SIM Socket (Top View) B-8
Figure B-15 Sliding an Old SIM out of the SIM Socket B-9
Figure B-16 Example of SIM, Front B-9
Figure B-17 Example of SIM, Back B-9
Figure B-18 Inserting the New SIM into the SIM Socket’s Door B-10
Figure B-19 SIM Partially Inserted into the SIM Socket’s Door B-10
Figure B-20 SIM Fully Inserted into the SIM Socket’s Door B-10
Figure B-21 Closing the SIM Socket, at about 45× Rotation (Side View) B-11
Figure B-22 Closing the SIM Socket, at about 135× Rotation (Top View) B-11
Figure B-23 Closed SIM Socket with New SIM (Side View, Door Not Yet Locked) B-11
Figure B-24 SIM in Incorrect Position (Side View) B-11
Figure B-25 SIM in Incorrect Position (Top View) B-12
Figure B-26 SIM in the Correct Position (Top View) B-12
Figure B-27 Locking the SIM Socket’s Door (Top View) B-12
Figure B-28 Locked SIM Socket with New SIM (Top View) B-13
Figure B-29 Bottom of BANDIT III Chassis B-13

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Document C
Basic Safety Guidelines
Figure C-1 Wrist Strap Grounding C-2

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