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a�rF�ber AF-11 Z�p T�es (Qty. 2) a�rF�ber G�gab�t PoE (50V, 1.2A)

Power Cord

Package Contents

Antenna Compat�b�l�ty

The a�rF�ber AF-11 rad�o �s des�gned for use w�th the a�rF�ber X antenna model AF-11G35*.

* Check your local/reg�onal regulat�ons for the antenna ga�n allowed for your appl�cat�on

Installat�on Requ�rements

Clear l�ne of s�ght between a�rF�ber rad�os

Vert�cal mount�ng or�entat�on

Mount�ng po�nt:

At least 1 m below the h�ghest po�nt on the structure

For tower �nstallat�ons, at least 3 m below the top of the tower

Ground w�res – m�n. 10 AWG (5 mm ) and max. length: 1 m. As a safety precaut�on,ground the a�rF�ber rad�o to grounded masts, poles, towers, or ground�ng bars.

WARNING: Fa�lure to properly ground your a�rF�ber rad�o w�ll vo�d yourwarranty.

2

AF-11 Qu�ck Start Gu�de



(Recommended) 2 Outdoor G�gab�t PoE surge protectors

Note: For gu�del�nes about ground�ng and l�ghtn�ng protect�on, follow yourlocal electr�cal regulatory codes.

H�gh-Band Duplexer(s) (model AF-11-DUP-H) or Low-Band Duplexer(s) (model AF-11-DUP-L) are requ�red for proper operat�on:

SISO mode: One Duplexer of e�ther band type

MIMO mode: Two Duplexers of the same band type

(Opt�onal) If not us�ng PoE: DC power source and 12/30 AWG power cable

Outdoor, sh�elded Category 6 (or above) cabl�ng and sh�elded RJ-45 connectors arerequ�red for all w�red Ethernet connect�ons.

Hardware Overv�ew

Note: Duplexers must be purchased separately. The Duplexer(s) mustmatch the terms of your l�cense (frequency bands and polar�t�es allowed).




Cha�n 0 / Cha�n 1

S�gnal LEDs

Low-Band Duplexer H�gh-Band Duplexer

When the Cha�n 0 or Cha�n 1 duplexer �s �nstalled, �ts N-type connector �s locatedhere, allow�ng connect�on to an RF cable (Cha�n 1 �s covered by the removableduplexer cap).

S�gnal 4 LED w�ll l�ght blue when on.

S�gnal 3 LED w�ll l�ght green when on.

S�gnal 2 LED w�ll l�ght yellow when on.

S�gnal 1 LED w�ll l�ght red when on.




L�nk LED

MIMO LED

MGMT LED

Bootup to a�rOS When power�ng on, the Power, MIMO, LINK, and S�gnal 1-4 LEDsl�ght on. Once the CPU code takes over, the MIMO, LINK, and S�gnal 1-3 LEDs turn off.S�gnal 4 LED rema�ns l�t to �nd�cate the boot sequence �s underway.

In�t�al�z�ng a�rF�ber Software When the a�rF�ber appl�cat�on beg�ns to boot undera�rOS®, the S�gnal 4 LED goes from sol�dly on to a 2.5 Hz �ash. Th�s cont�nues unt�lthe AF‐11FX �s fully booted.

S�gnal Level Once fully booted, the S�gnal 1-4 LEDs act as a bar graph show�ng howclose the AF‐11FX �s to �deal a�m�ng. Th�s �s auto-scaled based on the l�nk range, theantenna ga�ns, and the conf�gured TX power of the remote AF‐11FX. Each S�gnalLED has three poss�ble states: On, Flash�ng, and Off. All S�gnal LEDs would be sol�dlyon �n an �deal l�nk. For example, �f the l�nk has a 1 dB loss, the S�gnal 4 LED w�ll �ash;a 2 dB loss and the S�gnal 4 LED w�ll turn off. The full bar graph LED states are shownbelow.

dB loss

0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6

-7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13

Off RF Off

Sync�ng

Beacon�ng

Reg�ster�ng

On Operat�onal

Off Rad�o Conf�gured �n SISO Mode

On Rad�o Conf�gured �n MIMO Mode




Data LED

Power LED

Management Port

Reset Button

Data Port

VDC IN

TX 0, RX 0

RX 1, TX 1

Off No Ethernet L�nk

On Ethernet L�nk Establ�shed

Random Flash Ethernet Act�v�ty

Off No Ethernet L�nk

On Ethernet L�nk Establ�shed

Random Flash Ethernet Act�v�ty

Off No Power

On Powered On

10/100 Mbps, secured Ethernet port for conf�gurat�on. In-Band Management �senabled by default �n the a�rF�ber Conf�gurat�on Interface. When In-BandManagement �s d�sabled, the MGMT port �s the only port that can mon�tor,conf�gure, and/or update f�rmware.

To reset to factory defaults, press and hold the Reset button for more than 10seconds wh�le the dev�ce �s already powered on.

G�gab�t PoE port for handl�ng all user traff�c and power�ng the dev�ce.

The term�nal block can be used to power the AF-11 w�th +50VDC, 1.2A �nstead ofPoE.

The TX and RX SMA ports for the Cha�n 0 Low-Band Duplexer or H�gh-Band Duplexer(SISO and MIMO modes).

The RX and TX SMA ports for the Cha�n 1 Low-Band Duplexer or H�gh-Band Duplexer




N Connector

SMA Port

(MIMO mode only). In SISO mode, these unused ports are protected by the duplexercap.

Female N-type connector �nto wh�ch the antenna cable �s plugged.

H�gh-band and low-band channel SMA ports.

Note: Duplexers are not �ncluded w�th the AF-11. SISO mode requ�res one Low-Band Duplexer or one H�gh-Band Duplexer. MIMO mode requ�res e�ther twoLow-Band Duplexers or two H�gh-Band Duplexers.

Installat�on Overv�ew

We recommend that you conf�gure your pa�red AF-11 rad�os before s�te �nstallat�on. Theoverv�ew below summar�zes the �nstallat�on procedure, and the subsequent sect�onsprov�de deta�led �nstallat�on �nformat�on.

Install the Duplexer(s) �n the AF-11 rad�o.

Connect the a�rF�ber G�gab�t PoE adapter to the DATA port, and connect yourcomputer to the MGMT port.

Conf�gure the AF-11.

Install a ground w�re and mount the AF-11 on the a�rF�ber AF-11G35 antenna (or acompat�ble antenna).

At the �nstallat�on s�te, �nstall the antenna w�th the mounted AF-11 rad�o (see theantenna’s Qu�ck Start Gu�de for �nstallat�on �nstruct�ons).

Connect the DATA port to your LAN, and connect power (PoE or DC power) to theAF-11.

Establ�sh and opt�m�ze the RF l�nk.

Install�ng the Duplexers

Install�ng the Duplexer for SISO Mode

1.




2.

Note: Pos�t�on the low channel and h�gh channel ports to y�eld the requ�redtransm�t and rece�ve frequenc�es.




3.

WARNING: T�ghten the collars alternately, a half turn at a t�me, unt�l both arefully t�ghtened. Fa�lure to do so may result �n damage to the Duplexer.

4.

5. Repeat steps 1-4 for the rad�o to be used on the other end of the l�nk, ensur�ng thatthe numbers on the second rad�o’s Duplexer are �n the reverse order of the numberson f�rst rad�o’s Duplexer.

Note: For example, �f the numbers on the f�rst rad�o’s Duplexer are (left tor�ght) 1/3, then the numbers on the second rad�o’s Duplexer should be 3/1.




Install�ng the Duplexers for MIMO Mode

Note: MIMO operat�on requ�res two l�censes, one per polar�zat�on and twoDuplexers of the same band type.

1.

2.

Note: Pos�t�on the low channel and h�gh channel ports to y�eld the requ�red




transm�t and rece�ve frequenc�es. Also, ensure that the numbers on ther�ght-s�de Duplexer are �n the reverse order of the numbers on the left-s�deDuplexer.

3.

WARNING: T�ghten the collars alternately, a half turn at a t�me, unt�l both arefully t�ghtened. Fa�lure to do so may result �n damage to the Duplexer.

4.

5.




6. Repeat steps 1-5 for the other rad�o to be used �n the l�nk, ensur�ng that thenumbers on the second rad�o’s Duplexers are �n the reverse order of the numbers onthe f�rst rad�o’s Duplexers.

Note: For example, �f the numbers on the f�rst rad�o’s Duplexers are (left tor�ght) 2/4 and 4/2, the numbers on the second rad�o’s Duplexers should be 4/2and 2/4.

Connect�ng Power over Ethernet

1.

2.




3.

WARNING: Use only the �ncluded adapter, model POE-50-60W. Fa�lure to do socan damage the un�t and vo�d the product warranty.

a�rF�ber Conf�gurat�on

Access the a�rF�ber Conf�gurat�on Interface and conf�gure the follow�ng sett�ngs:

W�reless Mode Conf�gure one AF-11 as the Master and the other as the Slave.

Frequency Sett�ng The TX Frequency and RX Frequency sett�ngs must be thereverse of each other on both the Master and the Slave.

1.




2. Conf�gure the Ethernet adapter on your computer w�th a stat�c IP address on the192.168.1.x subnet.

3. Launch your web browser. Type https://192.168.1.20 �n the address f�eld and pressenter (PC) or return (Mac).

4. The log�n screen w�ll appear. Enter ubnt �n the Username and Password f�elds.Select your Country and Language. You must agree to the Terms of Use to use theproduct. Cl�ck Log�n.

5. Cl�ck Sett�ngs, and then cl�ck the W�reless tab.

6. Conf�gure the Bas�c W�reless Sett�ngs:

a. For one AF-11, select Master as the W�reless Mode. For the other AF-11, keepthe default, Slave.

b. Enter a name �n the L�nk Name f�eld. Th�s should be the same on both theMaster and the Slave.




c. If needed, change the Channel Bandw�dth, Output Power and/or Max�mumModulat�on Rate sett�ngs.

7. Conf�gure the TX Frequency and RX Frequency.

8. Conf�gure the W�reless Secur�ty:

a. Select the Key Type, HEX or ASCII.

b. For the Key f�eld:

HEX Enter 16 bytes (e�ght, 16-b�t hexadec�mal d�g�ts: 0-9, A-F, or a-f ). Youcan om�t zeroes and use colons, s�m�lar to the IPv6 format.

ASCII Enter a comb�nat�on of alphanumer�c characters (0-9, A-Z, or a-z).

9. Cl�ck Save Changes.

10. In-Band Management �s enabled by default, so each a�rF�ber rad�o must have aun�que IP Address. (If the a�rF�ber rad�os use the same IP Address, you may loseaccess to the a�rF�ber rad�os v�a the DATA ports.) Cl�ck the Network tab.

a. For the Management IP Address opt�on:

DHCP Keep the default, DHCP, to use DHCP reservat�on on your router toass�gn a un�que IP Address.

Stat�c Change the IP Address, Netmask, and other sett�ngs to make themcompat�ble w�th your network.

b. Cl�ck Save Changes.

11. D�sconnect the Ethernet cables from the MGMT and DATA ports on the AF-11.Conf�gurat�on of the AF-11 rad�o �s complete.

Repeat the �nstruct�ons �n the a�rF�ber Conf�gurat�on sect�on on the other AF-11 rad�o.

For deta�ls on the a�rF�ber Conf�gurat�on Interface, refer to the a�rF�ber AF-11FX UserGu�de, ava�lable at: u�.com/download/a�rf�ber

Note: One a�rF�ber rad�o’s TX Frequency �s the other rad�o’s RX Frequency,and v�ce versa.

Note: The a�rF�ber Conf�gurat�on Interface supports IPv6 formatsexclud�ng dotted quad and “::” (double-colon) notat�on.


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Hardware Installat�on

Install a Ground W�re

1.

2.

3. At the �nstallat�on s�te, secure the other end of the ground w�re to a grounded mast,pole, tower, or ground�ng bar.

WARNING: Fa�lure to properly ground your a�rF�ber rad�o w�ll vo�d yourwarranty.

Note: The ground w�re should be as short as poss�ble and no longer thanone meter �n length.

Mount to the a�rF�ber AF-11G35 Antenna




1. Attach an RF Cable to an RF connector labeled H or V. Then sl�de the s�l�cone bootover the RF connector to protect �t.

If us�ng MIMO mode, remove the cap over the second RF connector (V or H) andattach an RF Cable. Then sl�de the s�l�cone boot over the RF connector to protect �t.

2.

3.

Note: For SISO mode, use the RF connector (H or V) as determ�ned by yourl�cens�ng. Keep the other RF connector covered w�th the �ncluded Metal Cap.




4.

Note: Al�gn the dot on the s�de of the shroud w�th the arrowhead on thed�sh antenna.

Connect�ng Data

1.




2.

3. If you are us�ng DC power, connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to your LAN.

Connect�ng Power

Follow the �nstruct�ons for the source of power that you are us�ng: Power over Ethernetor DC Power.

Power Over Ethernet

WARNING: Use only the �ncluded adapter, model POE-50-60W. Fa�lure to do socan damage the un�t and vo�d the product warranty.




DC Power

1. Connect a DC power cable to the Term�nal Block. (The +VDC and GND can beconnected to e�ther term�nal.)

2. Connect the other end of the DC power cable to a DC power supply that suppl�es+50VDC.

WARNING: Apply�ng a negat�ve voltage such as -48VDC w�ll damage therad�o.

3. Connect the DC power supply to �ts source.

Surge Protect�on

For added protect�on, �nstall two surge suppressors, such as the Ub�qu�t� EthernetSurge Protector, model ETH-SP-G2, at the end of each l�nk. Install the f�rst surgeprotector w�th�n one meter of the a�rF�ber DATA port, and �nstall the second surgeprotector at the �ngress po�nt of the locat�on hous�ng the w�red network equ�pment.




Al�gnment

T�ps

To accurately al�gn the a�rF�ber rad�os for best performance, you MUST al�gn onlyone end of the l�nk at a t�me.

You may need to use add�t�onal hardware to compensate for �ssues such as the�mproper or�entat�on of a mount�ng pole or s�gn�f�cant elevat�on d�fferencesbetween a�rF�ber rad�os.

Establ�sh�ng a L�nk

Adjust the pos�t�ons of the Master and the Slave to establ�sh a l�nk. The follow�ngsect�on features the a�rF�ber X antenna, AF-11G35:

Note: The Master must be a�med f�rst at the Slave because the Slave does nottransm�t any RF s�gnal unt�l �t detects transm�ss�ons from the Master.

1. Master V�sually a�m the Master at the Slave. To adjust the Master’s pos�t�on, adjustthe az�muth and the elevat�on.




Adjust the az�muth:

a. Loosen the four �ange nuts on the two pole clamps.

b. Rotate the antenna to po�nt towards the other end of the l�nk.

c. T�ghten the four �ange nuts on the two pole clamps.

Adjust the elevat�on angle:

a. Loosen the e�ght hex head bolts to so that the washers can sp�n freely by hand.

b. T�ghten or loosen the Elevat�on Adjustment Bolt to set the des�red t�lt.

c. T�ghten the e�ght hex head bolts.




Note: Do NOT make s�multaneous adjustments on the Masterand Slave.

2. Slave V�sually a�m the Slave at the Master. To adjust the Slave’s pos�t�on, adjust theaz�muth and elevat�on as descr�bed �n step 1.

3. Check to see �f a l�nk �s establ�shed. Ensure that the LINK LED �s sol�dly l�t green andthe S�gnal LEDs of the Slave are d�splay�ng s�gnal levels.

4. Slave A�m the Slave at the Master to ach�eve the strongest s�gnal level on the Master.

Note: Refer to the S�gnal LEDs sect�on for deta�ls on the s�gnal values.

Note: Max�mum s�gnal strength can best be ach�eved by �terat�velysweep�ng through both az�muth and elevat�on.

5. Master A�m the Master at the Slave to ach�eve the strongest s�gnal level on the Slave.




6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 unt�l you ach�eve an opt�mal l�nk, w�th all four S�gnal LEDssol�dly l�t. Th�s ensures the best poss�ble data rate between the a�rF�ber rad�os.

7. Lock the al�gnment on both a�rF�ber antennas by t�ghten�ng all the nuts and bolts.

8. Observe the S�gnal LEDs of each a�rF�ber rad�o to ensure that the values rema�nconstant wh�le t�ghten�ng the nuts and bolts. If any LED value changes dur�ng thelock�ng process, loosen the nuts and bolts, f�nal�ze the al�gnment of each a�rF�berantenna aga�n, and ret�ghten the nuts and bolts.

For deta�led �nformat�on on sett�ng up an a�rF�ber l�nk, see the a�rF�ber AF-11FX UserGu�de ava�lable at: u�.com/download/a�rf�ber

Installer Compl�ance Respons�b�l�ty

Dev�ces must be profess�onally �nstalled and �t �s the profess�onal �nstaller’srespons�b�l�ty to make sure the dev�ce �s operated w�th�n local country regulatoryrequ�rements.

The Output Power, Antenna Ga�n, Cable Loss*, TX Frequency and RX Frequency f�eldsare prov�ded to the profess�onal �nstaller to ass�st �n meet�ng regulatory requ�rements.

* Cable Loss �ncludes loss due to the Duplexer(s).

Spec�f�cat�ons

a�rF�ber AF-11

D�mens�ons 327 x 112 x 86 mm (12.87 x 4.41 x 3.39")

We�ght 2.26 kg (5.0 lb)

RF Connectors (4) SMA Weatherproof, Two per Cha�n:

TX 0, RX 0 (Cha�n 0) and TX 1, RX 1 (Cha�n 1)

(2) N-Type Waterproof, One per Duplexer

Power Supply 50V, 1.2A PoE G�gab�t Adapter (Included)

Power Method Pass�ve Power over Ethernet, DC Power Block

Supported Voltage Range 38-56VDC





a�rF�ber AF-11

Cert�f�cat�ons FCC Part 101, ETSI EN 302 217

Mount�ng AF-11G35 Mount Compat�ble

Operat�ng Temperature -40 to 55° C (-40 to 131° F)

Network�ng Interface

Data (1) 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port

Management (1) 10/100 Ethernet Port

System

Processor INVICTUS™ 2 IC

Max�mum Throughput 1.2+ Gbps

Encrypt�on 128-b�t AES

OS a�rOS F

W�reless Modes SISO/MIMO

Rad�o

Operat�ng Frequency 10.7-11.7 GHz

(Depends on Regulatory Reg�on )

Max. Conducted TX Power 30 dBm

(Depends on Regulatory Reg�on )

Frequency Accuracy ± 1 ppm

Channel Bandw�dth 3.5/5/7/10/14/20/ 28/30/40/50/56 MHz Selectable

Programmable Upl�nk and Downl�nk Duty Cycles

1 For reg�on-spec�f�c deta�ls, refer to the Compl�ance chapter

of the a�rF�ber AF-11FX User Gu�de at u�.com/download/a�rf�ber

2 Channel w�dths may vary accord�ng to country/reg�on regulat�ons.

Safety Not�ces

1. Read, follow, and keep these �nstruct�ons.

2. Heed all warn�ngs.

3. Only use attachments/accessor�es spec�f�ed by the manufacturer.

WARNING: Do not use th�s product �n locat�on that can be submerged by water.

WARNING: Avo�d us�ng th�s product dur�ng an electr�cal storm. There may be a remote

r�sk of electr�c shock from l�ghtn�ng.

Electr�cal Safety Informat�on

1

1

2





1. Compl�ance �s requ�red w�th respect to voltage, frequency, and current requ�rements �nd�cated

on the manufacturer’s label. Connect�on to a d�fferent power source than those spec�f�ed may

result �n �mproper operat�on, damage to the equ�pment or pose a f�re hazard �f the l�m�tat�ons

are not followed.

2. There are no operator serv�ceable parts �ns�de th�s equ�pment. Serv�ce should be prov�ded only

by a qual�f�ed serv�ce techn�c�an.

3. Th�s equ�pment �s prov�ded w�th a detachable power cord wh�ch has an �ntegral safety ground

w�re �ntended for connect�on to a grounded safety outlet.

a. Do not subst�tute the power cord w�th one that �s not the prov�ded approved type. Never

use an adapter plug to connect to a 2-w�re outlet as th�s w�ll defeat the cont�nu�ty of the

ground�ng w�re.

b. The equ�pment requ�res the use of the ground w�re as a part of the safety cert�f�cat�on,

mod�f�cat�on or m�suse can prov�de a shock hazard that can result �n ser�ous �njury or death.

c. Contact a qual�f�ed electr�c�an or the manufacturer �f there are quest�ons about the

�nstallat�on pr�or to connect�ng the equ�pment.

d. Protect�ve earth�ng �s prov�ded by L�sted AC adapter. Bu�ld�ng �nstallat�on shall prov�de

appropr�ate short-c�rcu�t backup protect�on.

e. Protect�ve bond�ng must be �nstalled �n accordance w�th local nat�onal w�r�ng rules and

regulat�ons.

L�m�ted Warranty

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The l�m�ted warranty requ�res the use of arb�trat�on to resolve d�sputes on an �nd�v�dual bas�s, and,

where appl�cable, spec�fy arb�trat�on �nstead of jury tr�als or class act�ons.

Compl�ance

FCC / CAN ICES-3(A)/NMB-3(A)

The AF-11 has been ver�f�ed by Ub�qu�t� Inc. as be�ng �n compl�ance w�th the requ�rements of the

rules of the Federal Commun�cat�ons Comm�ss�on (FCC), 47 C.F.R. Part 101, and may not be

operated w�thout a stat�on l�cense. In the Un�ted States such l�censes are �ssued by the FCC to

ent�t�es other than agenc�es of the Un�ted States government. Federal government agenc�es are

l�censed by the Nat�onal Telecommun�cat�ons and Informat�on Adm�n�strat�on (NTIA) act�ng upon

the recommendat�on of the Interdepartment Rad�o Adv�sory Comm�ttee (IRAC).

Frequency Plan

The AF-11 frequency plan �s compl�ant w�th FCC and IC spec�f�cat�ons, as l�sted �n the follow�ng

table:

Band 11 GHz

Frequency Range (GHz) 10.7 - 11.7

Bandw�dth (MHz) 3.5, 5, 10, 30, 40, 80

T/R Spac�ng (MHz) 490, 500

Reference FCC Part 101.147

IMPORTANT NOTE


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Rad�at�on Exposure Statement

Th�s equ�pment compl�es w�th rad�at�on exposure l�m�ts set forth for an uncontrolled

env�ronment.

Th�s equ�pment should be �nstalled and operated w�th m�n�mum d�stance 270 cm between the

rad�ator and your body.

Th�s transm�tter must not be co-located or operat�ng �n conjunct�on w�th any other antenna or

transm�tter.

AVIS IMPORTANT

Déclarat�on sur l’expos�t�on aux rayonnements

Cet équ�pement est conforme aux l�m�tes prévues pour l’expos�t�on aux rayonnements dans un

env�ronnement non contrôlé.

Lors de l’�nstallat�on et de la m�se en fonct�onnement de l’équ�pement, assurez-vous qu’�l y a�t

une d�stance m�n�male de 270 cm entre l’élément rayonnant et vous.

Cet émetteur ne do�t être �nstallé à prox�m�té d’aucune autre antenne n� d’aucun autre

émetteur, et ne do�t être ut�l�sé conjo�ntement à aucun autre de ces appare�ls.

Austral�a and New Zealand

Warn�ng: Th�s equ�pment �s compl�ant w�th Class A of CISPR 32. In a res�dent�al

env�ronment th�s equ�pment may cause rad�o �nterference.

Braz�l

Nota: Este equ�pamento não tem d�re�to à proteção contra �nterferênc�a prejud�c�al e não

pode causar �nterferênc�a em s�stemas dev�damente autor�zados.

CE Mark�ng

CE mark�ng on th�s product represents the product �s �n compl�ance w�th all d�rect�ves that are

appl�cable to �t.

Country L�st

AT BE BG CY CZ DE DK EE EL ES FI FR HR HU

IE IT LV LT LU MT NL PL PT RO SE SI SK UK

BFWA (Broadband F�xed W�reless Access) members noted �n blue

Note: Th�s dev�ce meets Max. TX power l�m�t per ETSI regulat�ons.

WEEE Compl�ance Statement


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Declarat�on of Conform�ty

Onl�ne Resources

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