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WhenMonday, August 3, 2026
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WhereMadison, Indiana

Money$936,855.56 was at stake

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Board of Public Works and Safety Agenda
MEETING DATE: Monday, August 3, 2026, at 11:30 AM
MEETING PLACE: Madison City Hall- Council Chambers
LIVE STREAM LINK: https://www.youtube.com/@CityofMadisonIndianaGovernment
A. Calling of roll and notice of absentees.
B.

Approval of minutes

Claims
•

General

•

Payroll

Adjustments

Unfinished business
•

Resolution 2026-31B: Street Closings for the Rockin’ on the River: tabled from last meeting

New business
•

776 & 778 3rd St Fire Update

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Trinity United Methodist Church Fire Update

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Tiger Lily Fire Update

•

MSH/DOC Sewer Service Billing Agreement – Brian Jackson

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Water & Sewer SCADA Utility Manager Recommendation – Brian Jackson

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SCADA in Plant Utility Manager Recommendation – Brian Jackson

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911 Celebration Request – Lisa Ferguson

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Resolution 2026-33B: Street Closings for the 2026 Old Court Days

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Resolution 2026-34B: Street and Parking Lot Closings for Soup, Stew, Chili, and Brew Festival

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Resolution 2026-35B: Street Closing for National Night Out

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Resolution 2026-36B: Amending the Employee Handbook as Adopted in 2026-6C

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PACE Transfer: 804 E Second

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PACE Final: 612 Mulberry

Staff Report
•

Director of Streets, Facilities, & Solid Waste – Chris Hale

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Code Enforcement Officer – Duey O’Neal

Mayor’s comments

Public comments

Next Meeting: Monday, August 17, 2026, at 11:30 AM.

Motion to adjourn.

Board Member

Appointing Authority

Term

Mayor Bob Courtney

N/A

Dave Carlow

Mayor

1/6/2020 – 12/31/2027

Karl Eaglin

Mayor

1/6/2020 – 12/31/2027

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Board of Public Works and Safety Minutes
MEETING DATE: Monday, July 20, 2026, at 11:30 AM
MEETING PLACE: City Hall- Council Chambers
The Board of Public Works and Safety, City of Madison, Indiana, met at 11:30 AM in the Council
Chamber, City Hall.
Calling of roll and notice of absentees: Courtney, Eaglin, and Carlow were present (3-0).
Approval of Minutes: Eaglin moved to approve the July 6, 2026, minutes with the condition that the
description be amended to include the fire damage report for Tiger Lily, seconded by Courtney. All in
favor, motion carried (3-0).
Claims—General/Payroll: Carlow moved to approve the general ($936,855.56) and payroll
($298,297.92) claims as submitted, seconded by Eaglin. All in favor, motion carried (3-0).
Adjustments: None.
Unfinished Business: None.
New business:
776 & 778 W 3rd St Fire Damage Report: The property owner of 778 W 3rd St continues to work on
getting the property rehabilitated. The 776 property has started negotiations for parties to
potentially purchase the property.
Trinity United Methodist Church Fire Update: Trinity Church is meeting with KPFF to deem the
northside masonry wall safe. If the determination comes through as safe, Duke Energy will be able
to move forward with getting power poles replaced and restored.
Tiger Lily Fire Update: Homeowner is waiting on their insurance to begin any type of work.
(Added to Agenda) Resolution 2026-32B: Street Closing for Courage on Canvas: Cara Fox, on
behalf of Little Golden Fox, requested the closure of Vine Street between Main Street and the alley
behind Little Golden Fox from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 5, 2026, in conjunction
with the Little Golden Fox Courage on Canvas event. Motion: Courtney moved to approve
Resolution 2026-32B, seconded by Eaglin. All in favor, motion carried (3-0).

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Resolution 2026-30B: Street and Parking Closings for the Madison BBQ Party: A request was
submitted by Steven Thomas on behalf of the City of Madison BBQ Party for temporary street,
parking, grassy lot, and park closures in connection with the Madison BBQ Party to be held August
21–23, 2026. The requested closures include Vaughn Drive between Mill and Jefferson Streets; Vine,
Elm, Broadway, Poplar, Central, and West Streets south of First Street to Vaughn Drive; parking
spaces on both sides of First Street between West Street and Central Avenue; the City-owned grassy
lot north of Chillbilly Treats and south of the alley between West and Mulberry Streets; and the
parking lot at the northeast corner of Jefferson Street and Vaughn Drive. The closures will be in
effect from 6:00 a.m. on Friday, August 21, through 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 23, 2026. Motion:
Eaglin moved to approve amend the end date for Resolution 2026-30B, seconded by Carlow. All in
favor, motion carried (3-0). Motion: Eaglin moved to approve Resolution 2026-30B, seconded by
Carlow. All in favor, motion carried (3-0).
Resolution 2026-31B: Street Closings for the Rockin’ on the River: A representative for this
request was not present at the meeting. Motion: Carlow moved to table Resolution 2026-31B,
seconded by Eaglin. All in favor, motion carried (3-0).
PACE Applications – 227 E. Main St., 921 Walnut St., 628 W. Third St., 418 E. Main St., 215 W.
Main St., 413 Mill St., 631 Broadway St., 229 E. Main St., 113 E. Main St., 127 East St., 1014 W.
Main St., 415 Vine St., & 108 E. Third St.: 227 E Main St is a Rehabilitation Grant in the amount of
$7,500. Work would include reinstallation of the original front doors, preparation and painting of the
façade, replacement of three windows, and installation of new gutters. 921 Walnut St is a
Dilapidated Structures Grant in the amount of $25,000. Work would include roof replacement,
installation of new siding, fascia, soffits, gutters, and downspouts, structural wall stabilization,
replacement of windows, and reframing. 628 W Third St is a Dilapidated Structures Grant in the
amount of $25,000. Work would include foundation and joist repairs, wall reframing, siding
replacement around doors, exterior painting, rewiring, and door replacements. 418 E Main St is a
Dilapidated Structures Grant in the amount of $25,000. Work would include roof replacement, repair
and releveling of the front and side porches, siding replacement, exterior foundation repairs, and
rewiring. 215 W Main St is a Dilapidated Structures Grant in the amount of $25,000. Work would
include tuckpointing, window restoration, entry door replacement, siding restoration and
replacement as needed, structural repairs, installation of new gutters, and restoration of the metal
roof. 413 Mill St is a Rehabilitation Grant in the amount of $7,500. Work would include installation of
new siding, exterior painting, and tuckpointing. 631 Broadway St is a Dilapidated Structures Grant in
the amount of $25,000. Work would include foundation repairs, replacement of sill plates, subfloor
framing, rewiring, brickwork, installation of new siding, and exterior painting. 229 E Main St is a
Rehabilitation Grant in the amount of $7,500. Work would include preparation and painting of the
exterior, replacement of six windows and one door, and installation of new gutters. 113 E Main St is
a Rehabilitation Grant in the amount of $7,500. Work would include tuckpointing, preparation and
painting of the exterior, repair and replacement of broken windows, and installation of new gutters.
127 East St is a Rehabilitation Grant in the amount of $7,500. Work would include exterior
rehabilitation improvements as approved through the grant program. 1014 W Main St is a
Rehabilitation Grant in the amount of $7,500. Work would include removal of vinyl siding,
installation of new LP SmartSide siding, replacement of the front door, and installation of new
gutters. 415 Vine St is a Rehabilitation Grant in the amount of $7,500. Work would include repair and

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replacing window sashes and frames, installation of storm windows and screens, and repair of the
entryway wall and floor. 108 E Third St is a Rehabilitation Grant in the amount of $4,630. Work would
include installation of support pillars, concrete and rebar, mortar and sand, and removal and
reconstruction of the wall with tuckpointing. Motion: Eaglin moved to approve the PACE
applications, seconded by Carlow. All in favor, motion carried (3-0).
PACE Midpoint – 1017 W. First St.: This is a Rehabilitation grant in the amount of $7,500. They are
requesting a disbursement of $3,750. Work has included the replacement of windows on east side
of house to match the rest of the house. Motion: Courtney moved to approve the PACE midpoint
and final, seconded by Eaglin. All in favor, motion carried (3-0).
PACE Final – 920 Cross Ave.: This was a Curb Appeal grant in the amount of $5,000. They are
requesting the full disbursement of $5,000. Work included the replacement of 11 windows, new
chimney caps, new shutters, new porch lights, and removal of satellite dish. Motion: Courtney
moved to approve the PACE midpoint and final, seconded by Eaglin. All in favor, motion carried (3-0).
Staff Report – Director of Streets, Facilities, & Solid Waste – Chris Hale: Report will be deferred
to the next BPWS meeting.
Utilities Superintendent – Brian Jackson: Brian reported that INDOT is replacing a structure on SR
256, requiring the relocation of approximately 360 feet of the City's 3-inch sewer force main due to
conflicts with the new bridge structure. Because the existing force main is located within an
easement, the estimated $50,000 relocation project, including construction, easement acquisition,
and survey/legal fees, is expected to be reimbursable through INDOT. Coordination with Kent Water
is also underway to potentially share easement acquisition costs, and an INDOT Highway Utility
Agreement may be brought before the Board for approval if required. The Board was also informed
that IDEM would conduct a Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) compliance audit on July 22, which will
include a review of records, facility inspections, overflow reporting procedures, and wastewater
treatment operations, with Commonwealth Engineers assisting during the inspection. For the Water
Department, the Utility Manager reported that all 2,854 new water meters have been received, with
the first payment of $386,124 being processed and 2,917 meters installed. He also advised that Well
#2 has been taken out of service after beginning to pump sand and will be investigated to determine
the cause, as continued operation could damage the pump and related equipment.
Mayor’s Comments: The City has begun preparing for the 2027 Community Crossings Matching
Grant (CCMG) program by identifying poorly rated streets and sidewalks for inclusion in the
upcoming project application, which is anticipated to be submitted during the September call for
projects. Construction continues on the 2026 CCMG project. Preparation of the City's 2027 budget
will begin in August. A City Council meeting is scheduled for the following day.
Public Comment: None.
Next meeting: Monday, August 3, 2026, at 11:30 AM.
Adjourn: Carlow moved to adjourn, seconded by Eaglin. All in favor, motion carried (3-0).

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Attested:

__________________________________

_____________________________________

Shirley Rynearson, Clerk-Treasurer

Mayor Bob Courtney

_____________________________________

__________________________________

Karl Eaglin

David Carlow

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RESOLUTION 2026-31B
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS AND SAFETY OF THE CITY OF MADISON, INDIANA
REGARDING STREET CLOSINGS FOR
ROCKIN’ ON THE RIVER
WHEREAS, there has been a request filed by Andrea Wooten on behalf of The Salvation Army of Jefferson
County for street closings in connection with their Rockin’ on the River to be held on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SAFETY OF THE
CITY OF MADISON, INDIANA, that the following streets shall be closed on Saturday, September 5, 2026, from 9:00
a.m. to 10:00 p.m.:
(1) Vaughn Drive from the west side of West Street to the west side of Elm Street;
(2) Elm Street, Broadway Street, and Poplar Street, all south from First Street to Vaughn Drive; and
(3) Central Avenue from the bollard, south to Vaughn Drive.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SAFETY OF THE CITY OF
MADISON, INDIANA, that said streets as closed shall be under the supervision and control of The Salvation Army of
Jefferson County at the times noted above for the year 2026.
ADOPTED this 20th day of July 2026.

___________________________________
Bob G. Courtney, Chairman

___________________________________
Karl Eaglin, Member

___________________________________
David Carlow, Member
(SEAL)

ATTEST:

___________________________________
Shirley Rynearson, Clerk-Treasurer

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Docusign Envelope ID: EC6B8CCA-E7B5-8A5D-822B-6900A1756B9A

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Docusign Envelope ID: EC6B8CCA-E7B5-8A5D-822B-6900A1756B9A

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Docusign Envelope ID: EC6B8CCA-E7B5-8A5D-822B-6900A1756B9A

INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTION
By:________________________________

Chief of Staff
Title:_______________________________

6/30/2026 | 07:42 PDT
Date:_______________________________

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Utility Manager Recommendation – Water & Sewer SCADA
Following the cybersecurity notification received from the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA),
staff evaluated the communication infrastructure used for the routine operation of
both the City's water and wastewater SCADA systems. We received the
notification in May and began working toward a solution.
The proposal from Maxim Automation provides for the routine repair and
operational upgrade of the existing communications infrastructure serving both
utility systems. The work includes replacing obsolete cellular modems that are no
longer compatible with current cellular technology, migrating the existing water
and wastewater SCADA communications from publicly accessible connections to
Verizon's private cellular network, and performing the programming and
communication changes necessary to maintain the routine operation of our
treatment plants, storage facilities, water towers, lift stations, and other remote
facilities.
By completing both the water and wastewater systems as a single project, the
utilities will operate on a common, secure communications network, simplifying
the routine operation, maintenance, support, and long-term management of the
City's existing SCADA infrastructure. This is not an expansion of the system, but
rather the replacement and modernization of existing communication equipment
necessary for the continued safe and reliable operation of both utilities.
Staff recommends approval of the proposal from Maxim Automation in the amount
of $47,500, consisting of $25,333 for the water utility and $22,167 for the
wastewater utility, as a routine repair and operational upgrade of the City's
existing water and wastewater communication systems.

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11650 Olio Rd STE 1000-347
Fishers, Indiana 46037
317-418-9561

www.maximautomation.com

Madison, IN Water + WWTP Cellular Modem Upgrade Quote V1

7/16/2026

Madison, IN WWTP & Water for Routine Operation & Repair
Attn: Rebecca Frakes & Jay Mitchell
101 West Main Street, Madison, In 47250
Dear Madison Staff:
Thank you for the opportunity to quote this project to you! Maxim Automation, Inc. is
pleased to offer the following quotation to get Madison, IN Utilities cellular modems updated
and on a private network. The current modems are dated, not 5G compatible, and are open to the
internet. Maxim is offering a turn-key solution that will require no work on the part of Madison
staff.
SCOPE OF WORK: (Per CISA & DHS Remediation Recommendation)
• We will do the legwork to establish a zero-tunnel private network for Madison with
Verizon Wireless. This will make all traffic invisible from the internet.
• We will order and test offsite nine (9) Sierra Wireless 4G/5G Cellular modems for the
water system (RTU 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 800, SR62 Tank, and the Plant)
• We will order and test offsite seven (7) Sierra Wireless 4G/5G Cellular modems for the
wastewater system (CSO010 LS, Vaughn Drive LS, Madison Hospital, Wells Drive,
Grinder Lift Station, Kings Daughter LS, Plant)
• We will come onsite and install all 16 modems with antennas.
• Price includes 10 total days for off-site work, on-site + startup work, and travel.
• Price is not to exceed. If we do not use all the time allotted, we will not charge for it.
• 1 Year warranty with all hardware and programming.
Water Price (Not to Exceed) = $25,333.00
WWTP Price (Not to Exceed) = $22,167.00
Total Price = $47,500.00
PROJECT CLARIFICATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS
• Monthly Cellular bill paid by Madison
• SIM cards acquired by Madison and shipped to Maxim (we will assist in this process)
• Price is Valid for 30 days due to market fluctuations in electrical components
• All installation and startup by Maxim
Phone = 317-418-9561

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11650 Olio Rd STE 1000-347
Fishers, Indiana 46037
317-418-9561

www.maximautomation.com

Please let me know how you would like to proceed! Thank you!!
Sincerely,

Sean Boland
Maxim Automation, Inc.

Phone = 317-418-9561

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Verizon Zero Tunnel Application. M2M (Machine to machine) cell modems engineered on a private network
by VZW for PLCs to talk to each other away from the internet.

Introduction

Internet blocks unsolicited traffic and reduces
security risks associated with malware, viruses,
spyware and worms. Private Network offers
organizations a reliable and secure wireless
extension to IP networks that provides
complete control over device network access
to internal applications and resources.

This document presents the roles
and responsibilities associated with
Verizon Wireless Private Network. The
use of Private Network is subject to your
service agreement with Verizon Wireless.

Private Network
roles and
responsibilities
Customer guidelines

Private Network description—overview
Verizon Wireless Private Network extends
your IP networks to mobile workers and
wireless connected devices by segregating
the data from the public Internet. With Private
Network, you can deliver mission-critical
information easily to your mobile workforces
and connected devices on the largest highspeed wireless network in America, while
reducing concerns over security and reliability
related to the public Internet. Having data
communications segregated from the public

Enhanced by Verizon 4G LTE technologies,
Private Network enables a fast, direct
connection to internal systems and
applications without compromising network
control and manageability. It gives organizations
a competitive edge to fuel growth and safely
integrates wireless devices into their networks.
It lets mobile workers, machine-to-machine
(M2M) solutions and physical sites wirelessly
connect without compromising internal
networks, applications or data.

Private NNI

Private IP
Wireless
Gateways
Verizon
Private IP

1xRTT

Customer
Network

Site A

Private
Network
EV-DO Rev. A

Verizon
Wireless
Services

Private Network
Gateways

Point to Point

Verizon Wireless Data Network
Internet

4G LTE

Site B

IPsec
Virtual Private
Network (VPN)

Radio Access
Network

Customer guidelines

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With a Private Network:
• Devices are authenticated and authorized for
each Private Network (only authorized data
can traverse the designated network).
• Data is routed per your IP pools associated
with your Private Network.
• Dedicated Private Network Gateways
are designated.

Connectivity options
With Private Network, there are multiple
methods offered to connect to your
corporate configuration. These connectivity
options include:
Option 1: Verizon Private IP
If your company is already a Verizon Private IP
customer, you can use that Private IP network
to connect to the Verizon Wireless network.
This approach allows you to implement Private
Network without affecting your existing
network topology. If your company is not a
Private IP customer, Private Network and
Verizon Private IP can be implemented
together. Either way, you can combine the
benefits of wireless with the benefits of a
multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) network.
When implemented with Verizon Private IP,
all wireless data traffic can be routed directly
to any location connected to your Private
IP network. This simplifies network routing
scenarios and provides redundancy for
business continuity. You can also access
additional hosted services from Verizon that can
help increase your return on investment as well
as better position your business for the future.

Option 2: IPsec VPN
You can use virtual private networks (VPNs) to
create a secure tunnel between your internal
network and the Verizon gateway. This can be
a simple and effective solution if your IT staff is
already familiar with setting up and managing
VPN environments. This option encrypts all
traffic from the Verizon Wireless Private
Network gateway router and sends it over
the tunnel through the public Internet to your
company location. By layering additional
technologies, you could also encrypt the
entire path.
Option 3: Dedicated physical circuit
You can also complete the Private Network
build-out by installing a dedicated physical
circuit at your location to connect to
Verizon Wireless. Since the circuit is dedicated,
you’ll have the entire bandwidth available
for use. The use of additional encryption
technology becomes optional under this
implementation since no data will traverse
the public Internet.

applications and the devices in the field. With
this configuration, you need to consider your
data-plan usage because the central wireless
device’s data traffic is a composite of all data
traffic traversing the connection to the data
center from all of the field/mobile devices.

Redundancy
Verizon requires connectivity redundancy.
Connectivity redundancy provides a backup
path when the primary connection between
Verizon and the enterprise network
experiences a failure that prevents traffic from
moving over the connection. To provide
connectivity redundancy, each Private Network
is built with a primary and secondary gateway.
The secondary gateway acts as a hot standby
to provide support if the primary gateway
experiences a failure and can no longer
operate. Once the primary gateway becomes
operational again, traffic redirects back to the
primary gateway and the secondary gateway
returns to hot standby mode.

Customer premises equipment
Option 4: Wireless to wireless
Zero-tunnel configurations are for solutions
that require only mobile-to-mobile
communications, which use wireless
connectivity to your data center instead of a
wireline connection. Zero-tunnel configurations
have no communication outside of the mobile
IP pools and can be designed as a hub-andspoke configuration in which the central
wireless device at the data center provides
access between the customer-hosted

Customer premises equipment (CPE) used
for the connectivity with the Private Network
Gateway must meet functionality requirements
to provide a secure and acceptable level of
performance. Any routers and other CPE that
you procure must meet Verizon Wireless
requirements for Private Network connectivity.
You’re responsible for ensuring any CPE
meets data capacity and throughput needs.
The requirements vary by connectivity type,
which are stated in the guidelines below.

Customer guidelines

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It is recommended that you contact your
Verizon sales representative for the latest
CPE guidelines.
Option 1: Verizon Private IP
The connectivity between the Private Network
Gateway and Verizon Private IP network has
dedicated network-to-network interfaces.
These deliver the data traffic between the two
networks. For wireline connectivity with Private
IP, there are CPE requirements for both Private
IP Standard and Enhanced Traffic
Management (ETM) solutions.
If you have sites using Private IP Standard, you
do not mark any traffic. Instead, traffic is
policed at the Private IP provider edge (PE)
device. At a minimum, you need to use routers
that can support both Internet Protocol (IP)
and Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
frame-relay encapsulation.
If you have sites using Private IP ETM you
control your traffic at the customer edge (CE)
or router, and you’ll have multiple priority
classes to mark your traffic. At a minimum, your
routers need to support IP, IETF frame relay,
and either Differentiated Service Code Point
(DSCP) or IP precedence.
Note: Routers that support a proprietary
version of Asynchronous Transfer Mode
(ATM)/frame-relay protocol are not supported.
And routers that are deemed end-of-life (EOL)
status by their manufacturer are not supported.

Option 2: IPsec VPN
Private Network Gateway connectivity to your
premises using IPsec VPN requires CPE that
meets the following criteria:
• Support Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).
• Support Generic Routing Encapsulation
(GRE) tunnel.
• Terminate IPsec tunnel in transport mode.
• Virtual Tunnel Interface (VTI) with IPsec
encapsulation:
®® Private Network only supports Static VTI.
Dynamic VTI is not supported.
®® IPsec transform set must be configured in
tunnel mode only (default).
®® The CPE device must be able to terminate
BGP, GRE and IPsec.
Option 3: Dedicated physical circuit
Private Network Gateway connectivity to your
premises using dedicated physical circuit
requires CPE that meets the following criteria:
• Support BGP.
• Support GRE tunnel.
• Terminate IPsec tunnel in transport mode.
• Virtual Tunnel Interface (VTI) with IPsec
encapsulation:
®® Private Network only supports Static VTI.
Dynamic VTI is not supported.
®® IPsec transform set must be configured in
tunnel mode only (default).
®® The CPE device must be able to terminate
BGP, GRE and IPsec.

Option 4: Wireless to wireless
Only Verizon Wireless devices approved for
Private Network activations may be used.

Customer responsibilities
Implementation of Private Network
You are responsible for providing the
resources to work with the Verizon solution
engineer (SE) through the Private Network
implementation process. This includes the
following activities:
1. Private Network connectivity form
Provide the required information to complete
the form, such as contacts, IP pools and CPE.
This information is used to build the
connection between the Private Network
Gateway and your premises, along with how
IP addressing will be assigned to the wireless
devices. Completing the Private Network
connectivity form with accurate information is
crucial to timely building a Private Network.
Any missing or incorrect information will result
in delays in building out the Private Network.
a. You are responsible for procuring private
IP addresses, which must be
communicated to Verizon Wireless during
implementation. Private Network supports
static and dynamic addressing for 1X
service and/or EVDO service, 4G LTE
service and Internet addressing system
Internet Protocol version 4.

Customer guidelines

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2. Turn-UP Call
a. You are responsible for having the CPE
prepared to support the Private Network
connection. Readiness involves configuring
your CPE. This might include activities
such as Phase I exchange of pre-shared
keys and/or Phase II setup of the
IPsec tunnel.
b. You need to provide resources to
participate in the Turn-UP, which validates
the connectivity from Private Network
Gateway to your premises. Personnel
supporting the Turn-UP call must have the
CPE knowledge of the configuration being
used and have the authority and capability
to make configuration changes as
necessary. This includes expertise on
the configuration of the IPsec tunnel,
Domain Naming System (DNS), Network
Address Translation (NAT) and firewall.
It also includes the ability to monitor,
trace and troubleshoot to confirm that
the connection is operational.
c. The Verizon sales team will communicate
to you the proposed Turn-UP call dates. It
is expected that you will be able to provide
the necessary personnel for the selected
Turn-UP call date.
3. Customer Test
Upon successful Turn-UP call, Verizon will
release up to 10 IP addresses associated with
your Private Network. You are responsible for
activating a limited number of devices to
validate their connectivity to your applications.

If successful, you will use those devices to
provide the Verizon solution engineer with
trace routes and ping tests.
4. Wireless Enterprise Help Desk
Upon completion of the Turn-UP call, you will
receive a welcome packet that provides details
on engaging Wireless Enterprise Help Desk
(WEHD) for Private Network support. This
information should only be shared with
those personnel on your help desk that have
been designated to support your Private
Network implementation.
a. Enterprise Customer Management
System (ECMS). You will have a profile
established within ECMS in order to
receive support from WEHD. Once the
ECMS profile has been approved and
customer testing was successful,
Verizon will make available the remaining
IP addresses within your Private
Network build.

Other customer responsibilities
Network Event Notification
Network Event Notifications (NENs) provide
alerts to scheduled network maintenance or
network outages that may impact your Private
Network performance. You have the option of
receiving NENs via email to designated
personnel for the following events:
• Planned and/or unplanned work or outages
• Low and/or high priority—what are the
chances this event would affect your network
and/or devices?

• Technology affected (i.e., 1xRTT, EV-DO,
LTE and PTT)
• Enterprise Wireless Gateway (primary or
backup data center where your private
network is based out of)
• Geographic location (region, state or city)
The Verizon Wireless solution engineer
and WEHD personnel will work with you in
completing the NEN profile.
Customer premises equipment
It is your responsibility to select CPE that
meets the requirement for connectivity.
You should consult with your equipment
vendors to determine if their routers support
the minimum requirements.

Device guidelines
Only Verizon Wireless–approved devices may
be activated. 4G devices must be verified for
Private Network usage. It is recommended that
you contact your Verizon sales representative
for the latest approved devices.
M2M configuration guidelines
Devices classified as Internet of Things
(IoT)/M2M must conform to the “Application,
Device, Network Usage Guidelines for IoT and
M2M.” Your sales team can provide a copy
of these guidelines.

Customer guidelines

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Support enterprise-class APN
Each Private Network built will have a unique
access point name (APN). The typical structure
for Private Network enterprise-class APN is:
[COMPANY].GW [XX].VZWENTP
Field values:
• [Company] is the derived company
abbreviation.
• GW[XX] is the Gateway number associated
with your Private Network.
• VZWENTP is the enterprise indicator.
4G-capable devices must support enterpriseclass APN. Verizon 4G LTE device
requirements contain specific requirements
that the device vendor must conform to
in order to support enterprise-class APN.
This conformance is verified as part
of Verizon Wireless device certification
3G CDMA devices
Private Network requires use of mobile IP (MIP)
protocol when on 3G and 2G networks for
non-4G-capable devices.1 MIP is designed to
support host mobility. This allows mobile
device users to move from one network to
another without the need to change the
device’s IP address. As a result, devices can
stay connected to the network regardless of
their location. This is made possible by the
ability of MIP to track a mobile host without
the need to change the mobile host’s longterm IP address.

Roaming
Private Network supports device connectivity
when leaving the Verizon Wireless network
footprint (aka outbound roaming) with
approved Verizon roaming providers whose
wireless technologies may include GSM,
UMTS, HSPA or 4G LTE.
In order for a device to roam with Private
Network, you must take the following
into consideration:
1. The device must be Verizon Wireless
certified and have the proper modem to
connect to the roaming provider’s network.
2. The SIM profile used within the device must
contain plans that support roaming within the
desired geographic area.
3. Devices must initially be activated on the
Verizon Wireless U.S. network to allow the
enterprise APN to be correctly configured
per over-the-air delivery.
4. Guidelines associated with international IoT
and M2M roaming requirements will apply.
5. Only the Verizon IMSI is supported.
6. 3G-only (non 4G LTE-capable) devices are
not supported.
When roaming off the Verizon Wireless
network, the data connection with
Verizon Wireless will be dropped and a new
data connection will be established with the
roaming provider’s network. This new
connection will send the data traffic to
Verizon Wireless, which will be routed to the
EXGW associated with your Private Network.

Private Network options
Private Network offers features that enhance
your overall experience. These are optional
Private Network build capabilities. You have
the following responsibilities associated
with these options. In order to include these
options as part of your Private Network
solution, you will be required to meet the
guidelines described below.
Machine to Machine Management Center
The M2M Management Center is a self-service
portal with specialized features for managing
the connectivity of M2M devices. This lets you
monitor near real-time device usage and
connection status, and set up notifications to
alert you when a specific event occurs or when
a predefined threshold is exceeded. It also lets
you generate current and historical reports on
device usage, provisioning and connected data
sessions. You can easily access the M2M
Management Center from the My Business
Account or Verizon Enterprise Center portals.
You are responsible for the following to enable
M2M Management Center:
1. Establish a My Business Account or Verizon
Enterprise Center profile.
2. Provide resources to work with the Verizon
Solution Engineer through the M2M
Management Center implementation
process, which include the activities of:
a. Provide at least 10 device IDs
b. Meet any Verizon legal requirements per
National Account Agreement (NAA); Major
Account Agreement (MAA); state and local

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government agreement; or other Verizon
customer agreements.
c. Supply contact information to those
authorized to access the M2M
Management Center.
Customer account self-management
You can manage your wireless accounts
through either My Business Account or
Verizon Enterprise Center. These portals offer
self-service ability in ordering, account
maintenance, billing and reporting. To enhance
your experience we let you make changes to
your account an d devices used within your
Private Network. This includes the ability to
provision, manage and report IP addresses.
You are responsible to work with your Verizon
account team to establish a profile to access
these portals.
Service-based access
Service-based access (SBA) enables access
to Verizon’s Visual Voice Mail, multimedia
messaging services and 3G location-based
assisted-GPS services. Only devices approved
by Verizon will be allowed for access with
solutions that use 3G assisted-GPS service.
This requires meeting the following criteria:
1. Open Development device certification
2. Location-based services
interoperability testing
Private Network regression testing
You are responsible for any charges

associated with the customization of
your CPE to support SBA.
Private Network Traffic Management
Private Network Traffic Management (PNTM)
provides a premium and differentiated
network experience. It enables application
differentiation and quality of service (QoS) over
the 4G LTE Private Network using standardsbased IP packet marking (IP DSCP) to create
IP traffic preferences for business critical
applications and to achieve more predictable
application performance during times of peak
network demand. With PNTM, your business
can improve your users’ experience during
peak network demand through:
• More control. When the wireless 4G LTE
Private Network becomes congested, PNTM
gives you the ability to prioritize your
applications for optimal performance.
• Higher productivity. With more predictable
application performance during high–traffic
periods, you can use business–critical
applications when and where you need them.
• Increased flexibility. PNTM lets you map your
applications into the Business Critical Class
of Service (CoS) based on the applications’
requirements.
• New potential. PNTM extends QoS policies
traditionally provided on fixed WAN to the
4G LTE Private Network, giving you
expanded 4G LTE Private Network control.
Only user SIM profiles that contain the PNTM
feature will be supported with CoS capability.
You are responsible for selecting the

appropriate CoS to be associated with the SIM
profile, as well as any associated charges with
the service and any charges associated with the
customization of its CPE to support PNTM.
4G LTE Private Network subscribers with
unlimited data plans are ineligible for PNTM.
PNTM capability will not be in service when
roaming off Verizon Wireless network since
the roaming provider’s network can’t establish
the dedicated bearer used for PNTM.
PNTM for Public Safety
Eligible public safety accounts can take
advantage of priority access to a data
channel over the wireless service for its data
traffic during times of heavy network demand.
While PNTM for Public Safety enables a
dedicated data channel, Verizon Wireless
makes no guarantee of wireless service
availability, which is subject to the limitations
of wireless service availability as detailed in
the Agreement. PNTM for Public Safety is
only available to customers approved by
Verizon Wireless that qualify as Public Safety
Entities classified by the following NAICS codes:
• 621910 Ambulance Services
• 922110 Courts
• 22120 Police Protection
• 922160 Fire Protection
• 922190 Other Justice, Public Order,
and Safety Activities
Dynamic Mobile Network Routing
Dynamic Mobile Network Routing (DMNR)
allows configuration of Private Network for

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dynamic routing support of mobile or
stationary routers to the subnets it serves
(up to eight) to other devices on your network.
DMNR is based off Mobile IPv4-based Network
Mobility protocol and requires the router to be
configured to support this capability. You are
responsible for the configuration and any
charges associated with the customization
of your CPE to support DMNR.
Customer-hosted E-AAA
In a customer-hosted enhanced authentication,
authorization and accounting (E-AAA)
configuration, the Verizon authentication,
authorization and accounting (AAA) server
acts as a proxy to your E-AAA and requires a
physical circuit to connect the customerhosted E-AAA with the Private Network AAA.
You must provide geographically diverse
primary and failover servers and associated
dedicated connections. Connectivity to
customer-owned E-AAA servers over VPN
connection is not supported. Customer-hosted
E-AAA configuration will require certification
of your E-AAA proxy servers.

For solutions involving customer-hosted
E-AAA, you are responsible to:
1. Provide the information required within the
Private Network connectivity form.
2. Provide the physical circuit to be terminated
at a Verizon Wireless fixed-end system (FES)
location. You are responsible for charges
associated with the circuit.
3. Submit your E-AAA server for certification
and pay associated certification costs.
4. Only Bridgewater or Bridgewater-certified
equipment is supported today for
authentication and authorization E-AAA
functionality. This certification is conducted
by Bridgewater/AMDOCS, which charges a
fee for the testing. You will be responsible
to pay to Bridgewater/AMDOCS for the
testing. A Verizon representative can provide
guidance to the certification process.
5. Provide geographically diverse primary and
failover E-AAA servers and the associated
dedicated connections.

Data records streaming
Private Network supports the option to have a
direct feed of Remote Authentication Dial-In
User Service (RADIUS) accounting records
(start and stop fields/attributes) sent from the
Verizon Data Streaming Server (DSS) to an
accounting server you designate. You will
receive the RADIUS file with the raw data
(without modification or customization) that
you can parse according to your reporting
needs. Your receiving server must be
capable of receiving and acknowledging raw
accounting information. A physical circuit is
required for sending the accounting records
from Verizon Wireless to your accounting
server. You are responsible for charges
associated with the circuit.

Learn more.
1 Mobile IP capability only applies to VZW 3G and 2G devices
Network details & coverage maps at vzw.com. © 2016 Verizon.
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Network, contact your Verizon Wireless
business specialist or visit us at
VerizonEnterprise.com/contact-us.

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AirLink® XR60 | World’s Smallest Rugged 5G Router | Semtech

NEW – Enjoy 5 years of technical support, warranty and remote management on the AirLink® XR60 5G Router.
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Sierra Wireless XR60
4G/5G Cellular Modem

AirLink® XR60:
Ultra-Compact Rugged
5G Router

Modem part number = 1105099
DIN Rail Bracket Part # = 6001529

The ultra-compact and highly ruggedized
AirLink® XR60 delivers high performance 5G
and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity to space-limited and
harsh environments — from tight industrial
enclosures to fast-moving vehicles.
With advanced networking capabilities,
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The XR60 router comes with 5 years of
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AirLink Complete.

Dual-Band GNSS

IP64 Rated

2×2 MIMO Wi-Fi 6
(Optional)

AirLink OS
5 years of AirLink
Complete

Single Serial / Single
Ethernet (1 Gbps) or
Dual Ethernet (1 Gbps +
5 Gbps)

How to Buy
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Enjoy 5 years of peace of mind with your AirLink XR60 router when
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AirLink® XR60 – Router Specifications
KEY FEATURES
Cellular Radios

Wi-Fi

2×2 MIMO Wi-Fi 6 (Optional)

Ethernet

1 x Ethernet RJ45 (1 Gbps) – Single Serial/Single
Ethernet variant
2 x Ethernet RJ45 (1×1 Gbps + 1×5 Gbps) – Dual
Ethernet variant

Serial

Dual RS-232/485 (Serial/Ethernet variant)

GNSS

Dual-band 40 Channel GNSS

CAN

–

I/O

1 GPIO

USB

USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C® with power delivery and 5 Gbps
LAN networking

Bluetooth

–

IP Rating

Sealed Aluminum Housing (IP64 Rated)

Services

AirLink Complete (5 years included when registered in
ALMS)

Operating System

AirLink OS

Management System

AirLink Management Service (ALMS)

 View Full Specs

Region

Global

CELLULAR
Technology

Peak Downlink (Theoretical)

2800 Mbps

Peak Uplink (Theoretical)

900 Mbps

Category

Region

Global

Radio

EM9291

MIMO

4×4

RF Connectors

SMA

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SIM

Dual SIM (Nano-4FF)

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FREQUENCY BANDS
1

–

n12 n13 n14 –

B12 B13 B14 B17 B18 B19 B20 B25 B26 B28 B29 B30

3G
B1
(HSPA+)

–

B19 –

–

n40 n41 –

–

n48 n66 n70 n71 n75 n76 n77 n78 n79

n18 –

n20 n25 n26 n28 n29* n30

–

FREQUENCY BANDS
32

–

n38 –

B32 B34 B38 B39 B40 B41 B42 B43 B46 B48 B66 –

3G
–
(HSPA+)

–

B71 –

–

*SA downlink only **Downlink only

WIRELESS CERTIFICATION
Regulatory

FCC, IC/ISED, PTCRB, GCF, CE1, RED1, RCM

Carrier

AT&T, FirstNet® Trusted2, T-Mobile, T-Priority, Verizon,
Telus, Southern Linc, CBRS, C-BandPlanned: Rogers,
Bell, Telstra

Public Safety

FirstNet® Trusted2, T-Priority

Part Numbers

1105099 XR60 Dual Ethernet (1 Gbps + 5 Gbps)
1105159 XR60 Dual Ethernet (1 Gbps + 5 Gbps) with
Wi-Fi
1105160 XR60 Single Serial, Single Ethernet (1 Gbps)
1105161 XR60 Single Serial, Single Ethernet (1 Gbps)
with Wi-Fi
TAA Part Numbers:
1105232 XR60 TAA Dual Ethernet (1 Gbps + 5 Gbps)
1105233 XR60 TAA Dual Ethernet (1 Gbps + 5 Gbps)
with Wi-Fi
1105234 XR60 TAA Single Serial, Single Ethernet (1
Gbps)
1105235 XR60 TAA Single Serial, Single Ethernet (1
Gbps) with Wi-Fi

1
TAA Part Numbers do not have the CE/RED certification
2

Requires device management via AirLink Management Service (ALMS)

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WI-FI
Wi-Fi Standard

Wi-Fi 6

Access Point

Dual (2.4 & 5GHz)

Client (Depot/WAN)

Yes

Client & AP

Yes

Peak Throughput (Theoretical)

1200 Mbps

MIMO

Single 2×2

Security

WPA2/3 Personal
WPA2/3 Transitional
WPA2 Enterprise

Clients

Up to 32 maximum

SSID

Output Power

21 dBm per chain

Frequency

2.4/5 GHz

RF Connectors

SMA (Reverse Polarity)

ENVIRONMENTAL
Operating Temperature

-40°C to +75°C / -40°F to +167°F
-30°C to +70°C / -22°F to +158°F (Wi-Fi variant)

Storage Temperature

-40°C to +85°C / -40°F to +185°F

Humidity

95% RH @ 60°C

Military Specification

MIL-STD-810H (Shock, Vibration, Thermal Shock, Humidity)

IP Rating

IP64

INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
Safety

IECEE Certification Bodies Scheme (CB Scheme)

Vehicle Usage

E-Mark1(UN ECE Regulation 10.05), ISO7637-2, SAE J1455 (Shock, Vibration,
Electrical)

Environmental Directives

RoHS2, REACH, WEEE, Prop 65

Hazardous Environments

Class 1 Div 2– Ambient temperatures of -30°C to +60°C
IECEx2 & ATEX2

Rail Usage

EN50155/EN45545(Rolling Stock)

1 TAA Part Numbers do not have the E-Mark certification
2TAA Part Numbers do not have IECEx/ATEX certification

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POWER
Input Voltage

7 to 36 VDC
Redundant power input via USB-C (45W)

Power Consumption

Idle Power: 3.5W (290 mA @ 12VDC) – Serial/Ethernet variant
Standby Mode Power: 55 mW (4.6 mA @ 12 VDC)
Triggered on low voltage, I/O or periodic timer

Power Modes

7 to 36 VDC:
Low voltage disconnect to prevent battery drain
Built-in protection against voltage transients including 5VDC engine cranking
and +200 VDC load dump
Ignition Sense with time delay shutdown
Configurable features and ports to optimize power
consumption
Can switch to redundant power input via USB-C (45W)

NETWORK AND ROUTING
Throughput

800 Mbps Firewall TCP throughput

Features

Semtech Cognitive Wireless
IPv4 and IPv6 Routing
Network Address Translation (NAT)
Port Forwarding
DHCP Server
IP Passthrough
LAN Segmentation
IPv4 Passthrough and IPv6 Prefix Extension
WAN/LAN Connection Policy Management
Policy-Based Routing
Configurable MTU size
Static Routing
WAN Ethernet

QoS

Application/Traffic Priority Queuing

WAN Monitors

Connection Failure Recovery

SECURITY
AAA

Wi-Fi 802.1x/Radius authentication

Firewall

Stateful firewall with port forwarding, DMZ

WLAN Encryption

WPA2/3 Personal
WPA2/3 Transitional
WPA2 Enterprise

Firmware Update

Secure Firmware Update

LAN (ETHERNET/USB)
USB to Ethernet
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VPN
Throughput

175 Mbps IPSec VPN TCP throughput

Features

Integrates with VPN servers with IPsec protocols with IKEv1/IKEv2 FIPS 140-2
Level 1 compliance

Encryption

AES128/AES192/AES256

Hashing

SHA256/SHA384/SHA512

Key Exchange

DHGroup14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21
LAN to LAN and Host to LAN
Up to 10 concurrent tunnels per link
MOBIKE protocol
IP compression
Full/Split Tunnel
Dead Peer Detection (DPD)

ROUTER MANAGEMENT INTERFACES
ALMS
Local web user interface
REST API (Beta) licensed via ALMS

EDGE COMPUTING
Support for Edge Compute Docker Containerized Applications licensed via ALMS
RAM1,2

1.2 GB

Storage (Flash)1

750 MB

CPU

Quad Core Arm A53 64 bit
1 Approximation available to containers (not device total)
2

Depends on other enabled features

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Support

24/7 technical support*

Hardware Warranty

1-year standard hardware warranty
Extended hardware warranty up to 5 years with current subscription**

Device Management

AirLink Management Service (ALMS)*

Software Updates

Unrestricted critical firmware updates through at least December 31st, 2029

*With current AirLink Complete subscription
**Full warranty terms are available at www.sierrawireless.com/end-user-warranty

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RELIABILITY
MTBF

1105099 XR60 Dual Ethernet: 264010 hours (30.13 years)
1105159 XR60 Dual Ethernet, Wi-Fi: 245227 hours (27.99 years)
1105160 XR60 Serial, Ethernet: 283666 hours (32.38 years)
1105161 XR60 Serial, Ethernet, Wi-Fi: 262094 hours (29.91 years)
*Ground Benign, 25°C
*MTBF calculations performed per Telcordia “Reliability Prediction Procedure for
Electronic Equipment” document number SR-332, Method I, Issue 3

ACCESSORIES
In The Box

XR60, DC Power Cable, Quick Start Guide, AirLink Complete Leaflet

Other Accessories (sold
separately)

6001503 AC Adapter
6001502 Spare DC Power Cable
6001529 DIN Rail Bracket
6001410 RJ45 to Single DB9
6001409 RJ45 to Dual DB9
For Antenna options visit: here

DIMENSIONS
Size

118 x 39 x 98 mm (108 mm including SMA connectors)
4.6 x 1.5 x 3.9 in (4.2 in including SMA connectors)
Same bolt pattern as RV

Weight

522 g / 1.15 lb with Wi-Fi

*For carrier specific band support please refer to the hardware user guide.
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Semtech Antennas

DATASHEET

Semtech Antenna
5-in-1 Industrial
for XR60

6001529 - Antenna for XR 60 Cellular Modem

Semtech Antenna – 5-in-1 Industrial for XR60
The 5-in-1 Industrial is a specialized antenna solution engineered and certified for AirLink XR60
fixed applications.
The antenna has a low profile housing featuring a 4x4 MiMo for 4G/5G (617-4200MHz), and an
active L1/L5 GPS/GNSS antenna.

Specification

PART NO.

6001518 (Black)

ELECTRICAL DATA

Frequency Range

4G/5G Elements

617-960MHz / 1427-4200MHz

Peak gain: Isotropic*

4G/5G Elements

617-960MHz
1427-4200MHz

1.9dBi
6.3dBi

4G/5G Elements

617-960MHz
1427-4200MHz

≥6dB
≥12dB

Typical Efficiency

4G/5G Elements

617-960MHz
1427-4200MHz

50%
52%

Correlation Co-efficient

4G/5G Elements

617-960MHz
1427-4200MHz

<0.5
<0.3

Isolation*

Pattern

Omni-directional

Impedance

50Ω

*Simulated off a groundplane and does not include cable attenuation

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DATASHEET – Antenna 5-in-1 Industrial

Specification

GPS/GNSS DATA

Frequency Range

1559-1612MHz / 1164-1189MHz

Gain: LNA

30dB / 26dB

Out of Band Rejection

> 48dB

Rejection at 787MHz

> 50dB

Typical Noise Figure

-2.6dB

Operating Voltage

3-5V DC

Typical Current

37mA

MECHANICAL DATA

Dimensions

Height

56.9mm (2.2”)

Length

118mm (4.64”)

Width

175.4mm (6.9”)

Operating Temp

-40° / +85°C ( -40° / +185°F )

Colour

Black

Ingress Protection

IP69K

MOUNTING DATA

Mounting Type

Bolt Mount

Mounting Hole

19mm (3/4”)

EXTENSION CABLE DATA

Cellular Cables

GPS Cable

Type

CS30 (Compliant to UN ECE R118)

Length

2m (6.6’)

Termination

SMA Plug

Type

CS30 (Compliant to UN ECE R118)

Length

2m (6.6’)

Termination

SMA Plug

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Utility Manager Recommendation – SCADA in Plant
Following our review of the wastewater treatment plant SCADA communications
system, staff identified that several of the existing fiber-to-Ethernet switches have
become obsolete and are experiencing random failures. These switches are a critical
component of the wastewater treatment plant's existing control and communications
infrastructure.
The proposal from Maxim Automation provides for the routine repair and continued
operation of the existing SCADA communications system through the replacement of
obsolete fiber-to-Ethernet switches, associated fiber optic components, installation,
programming, testing, and startup services. The work also includes restoring the plant's
existing fiber communications ring to its intended operating configuration, improving the
reliability of the existing communications network without expanding or changing the
function of the system.
Staff also recommends approval of Option #1, which provides one pre-programmed
spare managed Ethernet switch, two spare SFP modules, and two spare fiber jumpers.
Maintaining these critical spare components in inventory will allow utility staff to quickly
replace a failed communications switch and restore normal SCADA operations,
minimizing downtime and supporting the routine operation of the wastewater treatment
plant.
This project does not expand the wastewater treatment plant or add new operational
capabilities. It replaces obsolete communication equipment within the existing SCADA
system and provides critical spare components necessary to maintain the continued safe,
reliable, and routine operation of the City's existing wastewater treatment infrastructure.

Staff recommends approval of the Maxim Automation proposal, including
Option #1, in the total amount of $39,500.

Why buy a spare? "These are specialized industrial communication switches that are
programmed speciﬁcally for our SCADA system. If one fails, communications between
buildings can be lost. By purchasing one pre-programmed spare now, we can restore the
system quickly rather than waiting for equipment to be ordered, programmed, and shipped.
It is similar to keeping a spare pump or spare radio on the shelf for critical utility
operations."

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11650 Olio Rd STE 1000-347
Fishers, Indiana 46037
317-418-9561

www.maximautomation.com

Madison, IN Water + WWTP Fiber to Ethernet Switch Upgrade Quote V1

7/16/2026

Madison, IN WWTP for Routine Operation of SCADA
Attn: Rebecca Frakes
101 West Main Street, Madison, In 47250
Dear Madison Staff:
Thank you for the opportunity to quote this project to you! Maxim Automation, Inc. is
pleased to offer the following quotation to get Madison, IN WWTP new Fiber to ethernet
switches. The current switches are obsolete and fail at random intervals.
SCOPE OF WORK: Routine Repair and Upgrade Existing Infrastructure
• We will provide and test offsite six (6) Moxa Managed switches with twelve (12) SFP
Modules (2 per switch)
• We will provide twelve (12) LC-SC OM3/4, Multimode jumpers. Existing FOPP (Fiber
optic path panels) are SC connectors (older style) and the SFP’s will be LC (Newer style)
• Locations are Front Office, Blower, Dewatering, Lab Building, Effluent Building,
Chemical Building
• It was designed to be a true fiber ring, but it doesn’t operate as one. We are going to try to
get it back to a true ring with these switches
• The switches and SFPs are 10/100/1000 Base (T)x, so these will have Gigabit capability
• 12 Ethernet ports and 4 SFP ports on each switch
• We will come onsite and install all 6 modems with jumpers.
• Price includes 3 total days for off-site work, on-site + startup work, and travel
• 1 Year warranty with all hardware and programming
Base Price = $34,800.00
Option #1 – Spare Network Kit
Spare Kit = (1) Switch, 2 SFPs, 2 LC-SC Jumpers. Switch will be programmed to be
ready to hot swap off the shelf, no staff configuration required.
Option #1 Price = $4,700.00
TOTAL PRICE IF BASE AND OPTION #1 ARE SELECTED = $39,500.00
Phone = 317-418-9561

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11650 Olio Rd STE 1000-347
Fishers, Indiana 46037
317-418-9561

www.maximautomation.com

PROJECT CLARIFICATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS
• Price is Valid for 30 days due to market fluctuations in electrical components
• All installation and startup by Maxim
• Price assumes all fiber and fiber connections on the property are good. Quote does not
include provisions for touching the field side fiber optic cable.
Switch

SFPs

Phone = 317-418-9561

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11650 Olio Rd STE 1000-347
Fishers, Indiana 46037
317-418-9561

www.maximautomation.com

Please let us know how you would like to proceed! Thank you!!
Sincerely,

Sean Boland
Maxim Automation, Inc.

Phone = 317-418-9561

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Switch = EDS-G516E-4GSFP
SFPs = SFP-1GLSXLC

EDS-G516E Series

16G-port full Gigabit managed Ethernet switches

Managed full Gigabit Ethernet switch with 12 10/100/1000BaseT(X)
ports, and 4 100/1000Base SFP slots, -10°C to 60°C operating
Features and Benefits
temperature
• Up to 12 10/100/1000BaseT(X) ports and 4 100/1000BaseSFP ports
• Turbo Ring and Turbo Chain (recovery time < 50 ms @ 250 switches), and

STP/RSTP/MSTP for network redundancy
• RADIUS, TACACS+, MAB Authentication, SNMPv3, IEEE 802.1X, MAC ACL,

HTTPS, SSH, and sticky MAC-addresses to enhance network security
• Security features based on IEC 62443
• EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, and Modbus TCP protocols supported for device

management and monitoring
• Supports MXstudio for easy, visualized industrial network management
• V-ON™ ensures millisecond-level multicast data and video network recovery

Certifications

Introduction
The EDS-G516E Series is equipped with 16 Gigabit Ethernet ports and up to 4 fiber-optic ports, making it ideal for upgrading an existing network to
Gigabit speed or building a new full Gigabit backbone. Gigabit transmission increases bandwidth for higher performance and transfers large
amounts of triple-play services across a network quickly.
Redundant Ethernet technologies such as Turbo Ring, Turbo Chain, RSTP/STP, and MSTP increase the reliability of your system and improve the
availability of your network backbone. The EDS-G500E Series is designed specifically for communication demanding applications, such as video
and process monitoring, ITS, and DCS systems, all of which can benefit from a scalable network backbone.

Additional Features and Benefits
• Command line interface (CLI) for quickly configuring major
managed functions
• DHCP Option 82 for IP address assignment with different policies
• Supports EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, and Modbus TCP protocols for
device management and monitoring
• IGMP snooping and GMRP for filtering multicast traffic
• Port-based VLAN, IEEE 802.1Q VLAN, and GVRP to ease network
planning
• Supports the ABC-02-USB (Automatic Backup Configurator) for
system configuration backup/restore and firmware upgrade
• QoS (IEEE 802.1p/1Q and TOS/DiffServ) to increase determinism

• Port Trunking for optimum bandwidth utilization
• RADIUS, TACACS+, MAB Authentication, SNMPv3, IEEE 802.1x, MAC
ACL, HTTPS, SSH, and sticky MAC address to enhance network
security
• SNMPv1/v2c/v3 for different levels of network management
• RMON for proactive and efficient network monitoring
• Bandwidth management to prevent unpredictable network status
• Lock port function for blocking unauthorized access based on MAC
address
• Port mirroring for online debugging
• Automatic warning by exception through email and relay output

Specifications
Input/Output Interface
Alarm Contact Channels

1, Relay output with current carrying capacity of 1 A @ 24 VDC

Buttons

Reset button

Digital Input Channels

Digital Inputs

+13 to +30 V for state 1
-30 to +3 V for state 0
Max. input current: 8 mA

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Ethernet Interface
10/100/1000BaseT(X) Ports (RJ45 connector)

12
Auto negotiation speed
Full/Half duplex mode
Auto MDI/MDI-X connection

100/1000BaseSFP Slots

Standards

IEEE 802.3 for 10BaseT
IEEE 802.3u for 100BaseT(X) and 100BaseFX
IEEE 802.3ab for 1000BaseT(X)
IEEE 802.3z for 1000BaseSX/LX/LHX/ZX
IEEE 802.3x for flow control
IEEE 802.1D-2004 for Spanning Tree Protocol
IEEE 802.1w for Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
IEEE 802.1s for Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
IEEE 802.1p for Class of Service
IEEE 802.1Q for VLAN Tagging
IEEE 802.1X for authentication
IEEE 802.3ad for Port Trunk with LACP

Ethernet Software Features
Filter

802.1Q VLAN, Port-based VLAN, GVRP, IGMP v1/v2/v3, GMRP

Industrial Protocols

EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP, PROFINET IO Device (Slave)

Management

LLDP, Back Pressure Flow Control, BOOTP, Port Mirror, DHCP Option 66/67/82, DHCP
Server/Client, Fiber check, Flow control, IPv4/IPv6, RARP, RMON, SMTP, SNMP Inform,
SNMPv1/v2c/v3, Syslog, Telnet, TFTP

MIB

Ethernet-like MIB, MIB-II, Bridge MIB, P-BRIDGE MIB, Q-BRIDGE MIB, RMON MIB
Groups 1, 2, 3, 9, RSTP MIB

Redundancy Protocols

Link Aggregation, MSTP, RSTP, STP, Turbo Chain, Turbo Ring v1/v2

Security

Broadcast storm protection, HTTPS/SSL, TACACS+, SNMPv3, MAB authentication,
Sticky MAC, NTP authentication, MAC ACL, Port Lock, RADIUS, SSH, SMTP with TLS

Time Management

NTP Server/Client, SNTP

Switch Properties
IGMP Groups

2048

Jumbo Frame Size

9.6 KB

MAC Table Size

Max. No. of VLANs

256

Packet Buffer Size

4 Mbits

Priority Queues

VLAN ID Range

VID 1 to 4094

USB Interface
Storage Port

USB Type A

LED Interface
LED Indicators

PWR1, PWR2, STATE, FAULT, 10/100M (TP port), 1000M (TP port), 100/1000M (SFP
port), MSTR/HEAD, CPLR/TAIL

Serial Interface
Console Port

USB-serial console (Type B connector)

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DIP Switch Configuration
DIP Switches

Turbo Ring, Master, Coupler, Reserve

Power Parameters
Connection

2 removable 4-contact terminal block(s)

Input Current

0.39 A @ 24 VDC

Input Voltage

12/24/48/-48 VDC, Redundant dual inputs

Operating Voltage

9.6 to 60 VDC

Overload Current Protection

Supported

Reverse Polarity Protection

Supported

Physical Characteristics
Housing

Metal

IP Rating

IP30

Dimensions

79.2 x 135 x 137 mm (3.1 x 5.3 x 5.4 in)

Weight

1440 g (3.18 lb)

Installation

DIN-rail mounting, Wall mounting (with optional kit)

Environmental Limits
Operating Temperature

EDS-G516E-4GSFP: -10 to 60°C (14 to 140°F)
EDS-G516E-4GSFP-T: -40 to 75°C (-40 to 167°F)

Storage Temperature (package included)

-40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F)

Ambient Relative Humidity

5 to 95% (non-condensing)

Standards and Certifications
Safety

UL 508

EMC

EN 61000-6-2/-6-4

EMI

CISPR 32, FCC Part 15B Class A

EMS

IEC 61000-4-2 ESD: Contact: 8 kV; Air: 15 kV
IEC 61000-4-3 RS: 80 MHz to 1 GHz: 10 V/m
IEC 61000-4-4 EFT: Power: 4 kV; Signal: 4 kV
IEC 61000-4-5 Surge: Power: 4 kV; Signal: 4 kV
IEC 61000-4-6 CS: 10 V
IEC 61000-4-8 PFMF

Hazardous Locations

ATEX, Class I Division 2

Maritime

DNV-GL, LR, ABS, NK

Power Substation

IEC 61850-3, IEEE 1613

Railway

EN 50121-4

Traffic Control

NEMA TS2

Shock

IEC 60068-2-27

Freefall

IEC 60068-2-32

Vibration

IEC 60068-2-6

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MTBF
Time

805,491 hrs

Standards

Telcordia (Bellcore), GB

Warranty
Warranty Period

5 years

Details

See www.moxa.com/warranty

Package Contents
Device

1 x EDS-G516E Series switch

Cable

1 x USB type A male to USB type B male

Installation Kit

4 x cap, plastic, for RJ45 port
4 x cap, plastic, for SFP slot

Documentation

1 x quick installation guide
1 x warranty card
1 x product certificates of quality inspection, Simplified Chinese
1 x warranty card

Note

SFP modules need to be purchased separately for use with this product.

Dimensions

Ordering Information
10/100/1000BaseT(X) Ports
RJ45 Connector

100/1000BaseSFP Slots

Operating Temp.

EDS-G516E-4GSFP

-10 to 60°C

EDS-G516E-4GSFP-T

-40 to 75°C

Model Name

Accessories (sold separately)
Storage Kits
ABC-02-USB

Configuration backup and restoration tool, firmware upgrade, and log file storage tool for managed
Ethernet switches and routers, 0 to 60°C operating temperature

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ABC-02-USB-T

Configuration backup and restoration tool, firmware upgrade, and log file storage tool for managed
Ethernet switches and routers, -40 to 75°C operating temperature

SFP Modules
SFP-1FELLC-T

SFP module with 1 100Base single-mode with LC connector for 80 km transmission, -40 to 85°C
operating temperature

SFP-1FEMLC-T

SFP module with 1 100Base multi-mode with LC connector for 4 km transmission, -40 to 85°C
operating temperature

SFP-1FESLC-T

SFP module with 1 100Base single-mode with LC connector for 40 km transmission, -40 to 85°C
operating temperature

SFP-1G10ALC

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 10 km transmission; TX
1310 nm, RX 1550 nm, 0 to 60°C operating temperature

SFP-1G10ALC-T

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 10 km transmission; TX
1310 nm, RX 1550 nm, -40 to 85°C operating temperature

SFP-1G10BLC

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 10 km transmission; TX
1550 nm, RX 1310 nm, 0 to 60°C operating temperature

SFP-1G10BLC-T

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 10 km transmission; TX
1550 nm, RX 1310 nm, -40 to 85°C operating temperature

SFP-1G20ALC

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 20 km transmission; TX
1310 nm, RX 1550 nm, 0 to 60°C operating temperature

SFP-1G20ALC-T

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 20 km transmission; TX
1310 nm, RX 1550 nm, -40 to 85°C operating temperature

SFP-1G20BLC

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 20 km transmission; TX
1550 nm, RX 1310 nm, 0 to 60°C operating temperature

SFP-1G20BLC-T

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 20 km transmission; TX
1550 nm, RX 1310 nm, -40 to 85°C operating temperature

SFP-1G40ALC

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 40 km transmission; TX
1310 nm, RX 1550 nm, 0 to 60°C operating temperature

SFP-1G40ALC-T

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 40 km transmission; TX
1310 nm, RX 1550 nm, -40 to 85°C operating temperature

SFP-1G40BLC

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 40 km transmission; TX
1550 nm, RX 1310 nm, 0 to 60°C operating temperature

SFP-1G40BLC-T

WDM-type (BiDi) SFP module with 1 1000BaseSFP port with LC connector for 40 km transmission; TX
1550 nm, RX 1310 nm, -40 to 85°C operating temperature

SFP-1GEZXLC

SFP module with 1 1000BaseEZX port with LC connector for 110 km transmission, 0 to 60°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GEZXLC-120

SFP module with 1 1000BaseEZX port with LC connector for 120 km transmission, 0 to 60°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GLHLC

SFP module with 1 1000BaseLH port with LC connector for 30 km transmission, 0 to 60°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GLHLC-T

SFP module with 1 1000BaseLH port with LC connector for 30 km transmission, -40 to 85°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GLHXLC

SFP module with 1 1000BaseLHX port with LC connector for 40 km transmission, 0 to 60°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GLHXLC-T

SFP module with 1 1000BaseLHX port with LC connector for 40 km transmission, -40 to 85°C
operating temperature

SFP-1GLSXLC

SFP module with 1 1000BaseLSX port with LC connector for 500 m transmission, 0 to 60°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GLSXLC-T

SFP module with 1 1000BaseLSX port with LC connector for 500 m transmission, -40 to 85°C
operating temperature

SFP-1GLXLC

SFP module with 1 1000BaseLX port with LC connector for 10 km transmission, 0 to 60°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GLXLC-T

SFP module with 1 1000BaseLX port with LC connector for 10 km transmission, -40 to 85°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GSXLC

SFP module with 1 1000BaseSX port with LC connector for 300/550 m transmission, 0 to 60°C
operating temperature

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SFP-1GSXLC-T

SFP module with 1 1000BaseSX port with LC connector for 300/550 m transmission, -40 to 85°C
operating temperature

SFP-1GZXLC

SFP module with 1 1000BaseZX port with LC connector for 80 km transmission, 0 to 60°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GZXLC-T

SFP module with 1 1000BaseZX port with LC connector for 80 km transmission, -40 to 85°C operating
temperature

SFP-1GTXRJ45-T

SFP module with 1 1000BaseT port with RJ45 connector for 100 m transmission, -40 to 75°C operating
temperature

Power Supplies
DR-120-24

120W/2.5A DIN-rail 24 VDC power supply with universal 88 to 132 VAC or 176 to 264 VAC input by
switch, or 248 to 370 VDC input, -10 to 60°C operating temperature

DR-4524

45W/2A DIN-rail 24 VDC power supply with universal 85 to 264 VAC or 120 to 370 VDC input, -10 to 50°
C operating temperature

DR-75-24

75W/3.2A DIN-rail 24 VDC power supply with universal 85 to 264 VAC or 120 to 370 VDC input, -10 to
60°C operating temperature

MDR-40-24

DIN-rail 24 VDC power supply with 40W/1.7A, 85 to 264 VAC, or 120 to 370 VDC input, -20 to 70°C
operating temperature

MDR-60-24

DIN-rail 24 VDC power supply with 60W/2.5A, 85 to 264 VAC, or 120 to 370 VDC input, -20 to 70°C
operating temperature

Wall-Mounting Kits
WK-51-01

Wall-mounting kit, 2 plates, 6 screws, 51.6 x 67 x 2 mm

Rack-Mounting Kits
RK-4U

19-inch rack-mounting kit

Software
MXview-50

Industrial network management software with a license for 50 nodes (by IP address)

MXview-100

Industrial network management software with a license for 100 nodes (by IP address)

MXview-250

Industrial network management software with a license for 250 nodes (by IP address)

MXview-500

Industrial network management software with a license for 500 nodes (by IP address)

MXview-1000

Industrial network management software with a license for 1000 nodes (by IP address)

MXview-2000

Industrial network management software with a license for 2000 nodes (by IP address)

MXview Upgrade-50

License expansion of MXview industrial network management software by 50 nodes (by IP address)

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