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Chapter 4. Eclipse Edge Configuration and Diagnostics
Not-Defined Entries
Not-defined entries are those which have not had data entered into them in Portal, or
are not editable in Portal.
NOTE:
Before saving a report, ensure the current radio configuration is
saved
• Where Portal user-configurable fields, such as terminal name and site name, are not
entered, their relevant entries in the csv file are labelled ‘not defined’. Where
appropriate, the entries should be made in Portal, and the As Built Report re-saved.
Alternatively, an entry can be made directly in the csv file.
• Other entries, such as antenna type and antenna height, are not Portal fields.
Information for these entries are not prompted for/required in Portal, so are labelled
‘not defined’. Relevant data can be directly entered into the csv file, or into a more
user-friendly Excel save-as of the file.
NOTE:
Report data is presented in English.
The presentation of data in the csv file is similar to that used in the
Eclipse Commissioning Forms. These Excel forms (English only) are
provided on the Eclipse Installation CD.
Helpdesk Data File
This file is saved to a folder on your PC for subsequent e-mailing to a Aviat Networks
Helpdesk.
If a software reset is performed the helpdesk data file is automatically saved to a
default folder on your Portal PC at C:\Program Files\Portal\Reset Logs\. See
Advanced Management on page 115
.
For Helpdesk locations refer to the Eclipse Edge User Manual introductory pages.