# Foxconn T99B226

The **Foxconn T99B226** is an a compact, high output power, resilient CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) LTE compliant Small Cell. This device is water and dust resistant (IP65) and can be pole mounted, making it suitable to be deployed both indoors and outdoors.

![Foxconn Outdoor Small Cell](/files/HQlP8V1NCi2hwexSizEH)

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The LTE CA technology deployed in this outdoor small cell is compliant with the specifications defined by IEEE 3GPP alliance. This small cell has four LTE antenna ports and one GPS antenna port and is powered by a 56V DC PoE. Its LTE interface operates in CBRS band and supports SAS (Spectrum Access System). By using GPS timing synchronization, handover between various small cells can be achieved. This is essential for scenarios that require quick switches between base stations, such as AGV (Automatic Guide Vehicle) that is used in factory automation.
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### Quick Navigation

* [Getting Started](#getting-started)
* [Foxconn T99B226 configuration](#foxconn-t99b226-configuration)
* [Useful Links](#useful-links)

### Prerequisites

* Foxconn T99B226
* Mikrotik RB4011 router
* Configuration data to connect the eNodeB to Monogoto cloud\
  \&#xNAN;*Reach out to **<support@monogoto.io>** if you haven't received the config data yet*

## Getting Started

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The T99B226 does NOT support Local Break Out (LBO), thus all data is going to Monogoto’s cloud before being forwarded to the customer's endpoint.
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* Connect an **ethernet cable** from **port 1** of the **Mikrotik RB4011** router to an ethernet port and connect the **power cable**.&#x20;
* Connect an **ethernet cable** from the **eNodeB** to the **Mikrotik RB4011** router and connect it to power.
* When the eNodeB powers on, **LED3** will turn <mark style="color:green;">**green**</mark>. When the ethernet link is up, **LED2** will turn <mark style="color:green;">**green**</mark>.

***Foxconn Manuals***\
*For detailed instructions about the Foxconn T99B226, review the below manual:*

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Foxconn T99B226 manual
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### Access the Small Cell management page

The factory default login address of the Small Cell management page is <mark style="color:red;">`192.168.152.1`</mark>. Set the computer’s subnet as <mark style="color:red;">`192.168.152.0/24`</mark> to access the webpage.&#x20;

Use the login using credentials received from the manufacturer.

![](/files/HZ3MLltWs3XgnO8hrJv0)

## Foxconn T99B226 configuration

### H(e)MS Configuration

*Visit **Basics Setting***

**WAN Configuration**

* Set the WAN Configuration to **Manual.**&#x20;
* Fill out the **IP Address**, **Subnet Mask** and **Gateway** according to the information received from Monogoto.

**shareRAN Configuration**

* Set **EPC Address** to `10.201.121.242`
* Set **PLMNList** to `315010`
* Set **TAC** to `512`

**Configure the SAS Server**

When using band 48 in the US: configure your SAS Server to any approved SAS provider.

![](/files/jqXze4N3pLno3RDNmosb)

### Cell 1 & Cell 2 Configuration

*Visit **Advanced Setting***

Fill out the following details for **CELL 1**

* **FreqBandIndicator**: set to `42`, `43` or `48` (CBRS)
* **EARFCN UL**: *Use address received from Monogoto*
* **EARFCN DL**: *Use address received from Monogoto*

Fill out the following details for **CELL 2**&#x20;

* **FreqBandIndicator**: set to `42`, `43` or `48` (CBRS)
* **EARFCN UL**: *Use address received from Monogoto*
* **EARFCN DL**: *Use address received from Monogoto*

![](/files/rqv2Z7zzcOQcKUsxYQLD)

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Look at the LEDs at the bottom of the eNB. Do you see **LED1**, **LED2** and **LED3** turned <mark style="color:green;">**green**</mark> and none of the LEDs are <mark style="color:red;">**red**</mark>?  **Congratulations! Your eNodeB is successfully set up  🎉**
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## Useful Links

* [T99B226 User Manual](https://files.gitbook.com/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F-M0mPxGpottOEfcucXOR%2Fuploads%2FbIOb78lHwhKnQNxghnf5%2FFoxconn%20T99B226%20manual.pdf?alt=media\&token=862c67c6-deac-4621-bb88-29e86283edda)


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