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Exalt Installation and Management Guide

EX-i Series FDD Digital Microwave Radios

202675-005

2011-08-30

System Installation and Initiation Process

The tasks required for radio installation and initiation are outlined in the following figure.

Figure 4 Radio installation tasks

Path & Site

Analysis

Link Design

Build Antenna

Structures &

Egress

Mount

Antennas &

Transmission

Line

Install & Test

Network &

Power Wiring

Read This

Manual

Completely

Pre-configure

Radios

Perform

Back-to-Back

Test

Mount Radios

Connect

Transmission

Line

Connect

Power

Align

Antennas to

Planned RSL

Verify LEDs

for Good Link

Test Network

Connectivity

Connect &

Test Primary

Services

Test Network
Management

System

Both Transmission

System & Radio

Preparation Tasks
Must Be Complete

Transmission System Tasks

Radio Preparation Tasks

Summary of Contents for EX i GigE Series

Page 1: ...08 30 EX i Series FDD Digital Microwave Radios Installation and Management Guide Models EX 5i DS3 GigE EX 5 6i DS3 GigE EX 6i DS3 GigE EX 6i 4DS3 GigE EX 6i OC3 GigE EX 11i DS3 GigE EX 11i 4DS3 GigE...

Page 2: ...roducts provided to you and any such Third Party Software files provided are governed by the terms of their separate Third Party Licenses which licenses give you at least the license rights licensed t...

Page 3: ...Configuration 8 Radio Configuration 8 Virtual Local Area Network VLAN 9 Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP 10 System Installation and Initiation Process 11 Record Keeping 12 Installation 13 Mech...

Page 4: ...MP v1 v2c v3 Support Options 38 SNMP Traps 39 File Transfer Page 41 File Activation Page 44 System Configuration Page 45 Allocation Page 49 Ethernet Interface Configuration Page 50 T1 E1 Configuration...

Page 5: ...RF Interference 98 Path Obstruction 99 Misaligned Antenna 99 Faulty Antenna 99 Improper Grounding 99 Insufficient Link Margin 99 Moisture in the Transmission System 100 Back to back Bench Testing 101...

Page 6: ...Figure 19 Radio Information page 31 Figure 20 Exalt GUI window description 32 Figure 21 Summary status information 33 Figure 22 Radio Information page 34 Figure 23 Administration Settings page 35 Fig...

Page 7: ...Control page 80 Figure 57 Spectrum Analyzer page 81 Figure 58 Spectrum analyzer graph example 82 Figure 59 Reboot page 84 Figure 60 Manual page 85 Figure 61 T1 E1 connectors 91 Figure 62 Ethernet con...

Page 8: ...3 and OC3 releases firmware version 1 2 2011 07 22 EX 11i DS3 GigE includes Adaptive Coded Modulation ACM TDM channel allocation cross connect MHS spectrum analyzer capacity aggregation and other rela...

Page 9: ...re The EX i Series FDD Digital Microwave Radios The Exalt EX i Series FDD Digital Microwave Radios are the most advanced carrier class point to point terrestrial radio communications devices operating...

Page 10: ...65Mbps full duplex Ethernet and 1xDS3 and these available options license key upgrades for 255Mbps full duplex with license key upgrades for 4xT1 E1 2xDS3 3xDS3 and or 4xDS3 with license key upgrades...

Page 11: ...ll local regulations Also it is required to examine any regulations that may apply to peripheral equipment installation and cabling of the system that may be regulated for human safety electrical code...

Page 12: ...hernet Copper or Fiber T1 E1 DS3 OC3 interfaces for synchronous voice traffic number of TDM interfaces is determined by specific model and license key configuration The i Series radios feature a wide...

Page 13: ...o path and site planning these radios are generally identical to other microwave terrestrial wireless systems Engineering of these systems requires specific knowledge about the radios including RF spe...

Page 14: ...er filter kit sold separately to operate The diplexer filter kit contains the following items Semi rigid SMA cables for connecting the diplexer filter to the radio terminal Mounting hardware One 18 fl...

Page 15: ...ransmitter output power to engineered or allowed level see RF Output Power Setting Set operating center frequency Set occupied channel bandwidth and Mode modulation setting Make detailed radio perform...

Page 16: ...ur application The following generalizations can be made with regards to these factors The higher the bandwidth the higher the capacity The higher the mode the higher the capacity Radio Configuration...

Page 17: ...g all other VLANs or any non VLAN traffic Allow management access only through a VLAN connection leaving the main traffic transparent Allow management access without a VLAN connection but flowing only...

Page 18: ...ings can be preconfigured for global change and a single Save Commit command implements all changes When some parameters are changed a link may drop and or management control lost MIB files allow many...

Page 19: ...ink Design Build Antenna Structures Egress Mount Antennas Transmission Line Install Test Network Power Wiring Read This Manual Completely Pre configure Radios Perform Back to Back Test Mount Radios Co...

Page 20: ...secondary transmission line s Transmitter output power setting as installed at each site RSL as measured after antenna alignment at each site Designed RSL per original design at each site RSL reading...

Page 21: ...o to cool properly and increasing the risk of malfunction Heat dissipation from the radio may also affect adjoining devices Provide air space above and below the device where possible If not possible...

Page 22: ...s section provides a brief overview of the connectors controls and indicators on the device Details about each item are in other sections of this document The EX 6i DS3 GigE front panel is shown in Fi...

Page 23: ...Ethernet or ETH3 SFP F Accepts either a fiber or copper GBIC inserted for Ethernet and or management data 1000BaseF or 1000BaseT EXP RJ 45 F Expansion port used for Space Diversity MHS XPIC and Capaci...

Page 24: ...connection 10e 3 BER 10e 6 Red Solid No link BER 10e 3 Red Flash No remote information available when RMT is pressed and held Off Improperly powered or fatal system failure STATUS 3 color LED Indicate...

Page 25: ...Right Corner Green LED Solid Flashing Data present Off No data present SFP Left Side Green LED SFP link status Solid Link engaged Off Link not engaged SFP Right Side Green LED SFP traffic Solid Flashi...

Page 26: ...numbers For typical radio configurations one diplexer is mounted and connected on the rear panel The diplexer selection and orientation is based on the precise center frequency and transmitter to rec...

Page 27: ...In these cases there can be two separate filters and a Notes 1 The radio must have the software configured to match the ID number orientation of the diplexer as shown in the right side up text at the...

Page 28: ...in the link budget used for engineering the link Space Diversity Another diplexer configuration of the radio is for space diversity applications This is where two antennas are used mounted at differen...

Page 29: ...a positive or negative voltage supply and be referenced to ground or floating differential voltage There are different system grounding considerations depending on the nature of the DC supply groundin...

Page 30: ...m may need to be floating and this ground jumper is not necessary however many configurations require one side to be grounded for proper electrical safety Figure 15 DC connectors Once the wires are co...

Page 31: ...r collocated systems operating in or near the same frequency band The antenna structure must be secure and safe with respect to the mounting of the antenna transmission system weight radio housing and...

Page 32: ...ed Refer to the Exalt white paper Transmission Line for Exalt Indoor Radio Systems Waveguide is the preferred transmission line approach for these radios as it exhibits minimum loss to the antenna sys...

Page 33: ...s that may couple to or directly hit the outdoor transmission system or antenna structure The RF lightning arrestor prevents any associated voltage and current from entering the building or enclosure...

Page 34: ...in alignment and falls as antennas are more in alignment The voltage measurement corresponds to the received signal level in measurements of dBm a negative number for RSL measurements For example an R...

Page 35: ...n device or verbal relay to communicate to the antenna installer and read off RSL voltage measurements Only use the browser based GUI for antenna alignment if there are no other means available If thi...

Page 36: ...Run 2 Type C Telnet IP Address at the command line The default IP address is 10 0 0 1 for the Tx Lo radio or after default reset 10 0 0 2 is the IP address for a new from factory Tx Hi radio Telnet U...

Page 37: ...nfigure the radio Assign the radios different IP addresses unique to each radio There are two ways to change the IP address 1 Reset the radio to the critical default factory settings see Reset to Crit...

Page 38: ...d If there are issues with your browser please report it to Exalt Customer Care You may be required to use a different browser to immediately overcome issues 2 Type the IP address of the radio in the...

Page 39: ...tart Guide included with the radio A summary of the items that need to be configured are Radio IP address for each end Each end must have a different IP address and cannot match the accessing computer...

Page 40: ...andwidth System Configuration Page RF Frequency System Configuration Page the channel plans match but are opposite Tx and Rx frequencies for a link Navigating the GUI The GUI provides the primary inte...

Page 41: ...d you can quickly maximize that window to determine the issues Figure 21 Summary status information Navigation Panel In the navigation panel pages with sub pages have a plus to the left of the page li...

Page 42: ...FDD Digital Microwave Radios 34 202675 005 2011 08 30 Radio Information Page This page provides general information about the local radio terminal This information is helpful for troubleshooting and...

Page 43: ...ormation for troubleshooting Set the Link Security Key to something other than the factory default setting 12 characters all zeros at each end The link security key must match at both sides of the lin...

Page 44: ...ges and enable the new features License keys are issued by radio serial number so ensure that the license key used was issued for this particular radio AES Advance Encryption Standard can be implement...

Page 45: ...r NTP set the IP address of the server where the time is to be retrieved Up to four server IP addresses can be used Any time zone can be selected including Universal time These servers must be availab...

Page 46: ...When some parameters are changed a link may drop and or management control lost MIB files allow many parameters to be set at once allowing only a temporarily dropped link or management control issue...

Page 47: ...the desired trap version by clicking the box to the left of the version of trap s Ethernet port s that are assigned to Management per the setting on the Ethernet Interface Configuration Page must be...

Page 48: ...d state equivalent to the Status LED on the front panel or the radio status box in the upper left of the Exalt GUI window System RX1 RX2 Local RSL Status Trap These traps are sent when the local RSL d...

Page 49: ...Management Information Base related to the Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP function and is only available on models which support SNMP See Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP Configuration...

Page 50: ...file into multiple radios take as some parameters will match and that may be undesirable However it may be easier to change just a subset of parameters rather than every parameter The following param...

Page 51: ...eries FDD Digital Microwave Radios 202675 005 43 2011 08 30 The following parameters can match at both ends of the link Link Name Link Security Key although each link should be different Admin and Use...

Page 52: ...s which file is currently in use and which file is available for use Click the Swap button to place the file in the Alternative File column into the active state and move the file in the Current File...

Page 53: ...r panel that matches the label shown right side up on the diplexer Select OTHER if using a custom diplexer assembly or a diplexer not in the list If using OTHER an independent Tx Rx frequency input is...

Page 54: ...se and Target settings must match on both ends There are two pre programmed ACM policies Conservative switches down to the next modulation when the RSL is within 2dB of the current threshold and switc...

Page 55: ...h end Adjust the far end radio first and then the near end radio Changing Mode Modulation changes the radio s threshold carrier to interference ratio and also may have impact on the Radio Transmit Pow...

Page 56: ...not meeting anticipated levels If this alarm is not desired click the disable button RSL Monitor parameter controls which RSL is presented at the front panel RSL voltage port This can be selected to e...

Page 57: ...ned by the selections for each modulation The bar graph color codes allocation of the TDM interfaces showing each interface and the relative capacity it is occupying Orange indicates remaining Etherne...

Page 58: ...ccess to management of the radio Management traffic is carried over the link Out of band Management Each port can be set to either Traffic or Management All ports set to traffic are connected together...

Page 59: ...f connection Notes The Legacy Management setting is not recommended it supports users running v1 1 firmware or lower so that upgrades do not cause network loops or other issues If your configuration h...

Page 60: ...channel set the Line Build Out LBO Line Code either AMI or B8ZS and AIS enabling disabling for each input If enabled the radio places an AIS code on the output of the associated interface if and when...

Page 61: ...d or not grounded When setting Alarms review the Allocation and X Connect settings relative to how many and which specific ports will be active for different ACM states See the T1 Interface Configurat...

Page 62: ...08 30 Figure 34 E1 Interface Configuration page DS3 and OC3 Interface Configuration Pages These page allow the administrator to configure the DS3 OC3 interface These interfaces should be disabled if...

Page 63: ...DS3 Interface Configuration page The Line Build Out LBO can be set for this interface Also the Automatic Insertion Signal AIS can be disabled or set to an All Ones A1S or All Zeros A0S signal type In...

Page 64: ...is the device wired directly to the front panel ports External loopback modes are used in conjunction with an external test source The designation of local or remote refers to where the loopback is oc...

Page 65: ...k it is the same as configuring the remote radio for External local loopback Note For DS3 interfaces the implementation is slightly different than shown in Figure 37 and Figure 38 The remote loopback...

Page 66: ...to connect the PROT ports of the terminals along with a standard straight wired CAT5 cable for the EXP ports of the terminals One terminal at the endpoint is designated as primary and the other second...

Page 67: ...re programmed VLANs from the bottom table are passed untagged traffic is passed and VLANs not in the table are blocked Where programmed VLANs from the bottom table are passed untagged traffic is tagge...

Page 68: ...ough they are not active until VLAN is enabled Use the following methods to restore the management connection if a mistake was made assigning the management VLAN and access cannot be restored Reset th...

Page 69: ...miting Page This page enables radio Ethernet port rate limiting Enable this to limit the output information rate to at or below downstream networking equipment capabilities The default setting is disa...

Page 70: ...ng for all Ethernet interfaces Figure 42 Ethernet Learning page Some network configurations may broadcast the same MAC Source address on multiple interfaces and if learning is enabled data transport e...

Page 71: ...ge Syslog serves as a remote means to receive event log messages configuration and alarm state changes for network management and or record keeping Figure 43 Syslog Configuration page To enable the sy...

Page 72: ...of this feature is that a set of radios appear as ONE connection to the LAN WAN If a radio link fails or degrades for any reason the capacity scales accordingly up or down dynamically up to a maximum...

Page 73: ...n function for example if allocation has been set to carry 16xT1 interfaces under all conditions except for the lowest modulation setting where only 4xT1 are allocated the priority 1 through 4 ports w...

Page 74: ...us Figure 46 Alarms page Table 5 lists alarm status conditions that appear on this page Table 5 Alarm status indicators Label Status Link System Indicates RF link status Green Solid Error free connect...

Page 75: ...Indicates the status of power amplifier protection Green Solid PA is OK not in a maintenance state Yellow Solid PA is in a maintenance state force high or force low as set on the PA Control Page Red S...

Page 76: ...ta is not valid or missing Protection Port Alarm When MHS or Errorless Switching is enabled Green Protection Port connection is valid Yellow Protection Port connection is not valid or missing MHS Alar...

Page 77: ...r the RF circuitry of the link and which one is on standby The Interface Status indicates which radio is being used for the interface circuitry of the link and which one is on standby The Protection L...

Page 78: ...predicted error rate of the radio link as it has been designed Many applications are unaffected by bit errors but TDM circuits for example T1 or E1 are more sensitive Also if the link operator is prov...

Page 79: ...specification When the RSL falls below the threshold specification the link disconnects and will not reconnect until the RSL is above the threshold specification The behavior of RSL in relation to ot...

Page 80: ...eference of the maximum and minimum modulation settings that are selected on the System Configuration Page and their associated throughput The Active column illustrates the current radio configuration...

Page 81: ...ovides timer information for the Automatic Transmit Power Control ATPC function Figure 50 Regulations require timers for ATPC and ATPC may not operate over the authorized time up to 5 minutes at maxim...

Page 82: ...nt is tagged with the time that the event occurred and a severity and type The event log also allows filtering to limit the view of the log to only the level s of desired information The log contains...

Page 83: ...Digital Microwave Radios 202675 005 75 2011 08 30 User Throughput Page This page illustrates the user throughput of the radio as configured Figure 52 User Throughput page Click the help icon to go to...

Page 84: ...Exalt Installation and Management Guide EX i Series FDD Digital Microwave Radios 76 202675 005 2011 08 30 Figure 53 User Throughput Help page...

Page 85: ...arches from the right to left at every interval The vertical scale of each chart independently scales to show the maximum resolution based on the maximum variation of the data over the selected time m...

Page 86: ...often have an impact on BER and this can be confirmed by looking for synchronized events When BER events occur without corresponding changes in RSL this normally indicates interference atmospheric ch...

Page 87: ...ntry The legend can be hidden Figure 55 Ethernet Utilization page Note that outbound utilization never exceeds the rate where a radio is configured For example if the radio is configured for a 55 Mbps...

Page 88: ...Force Normal places the PA protection in its normal state where if issues are detected the PA is bypassed dropping the transmit power approximately 10dB In most link conditions the link is maintained...

Page 89: ...ovides a useful pre planning and troubleshooting tool This feature is only available on radios with firmware supporting the spectrum analyzer Perform a spectrum analysis after deployment and just befo...

Page 90: ...s It is best to set the Scan Time option to a time value as opposed to using the infinity setting If your management computer is connected to the radio through the radio link access to the GUI is inte...

Page 91: ...ng green on the lower part and red at the upper part indicates that at some time during the scan a signal was detected at a higher level than was detected during the last scan The last spectrum analyz...

Page 92: ...crowave Radios 84 202675 005 2011 08 30 Reboot Page Use this page to reboot the radio The function may never be required but can be used in emergencies All configurations that require a reboot automat...

Page 93: ...rsion that matches the installed firmware is available within the GUI Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 5 or higher is required go to www adobe com to download Acrobat Reader Click the Manual link to display the...

Page 94: ...ature 40 149 F 40 to 65 C Altitude 15 000 4 6 km Humidity 95 non condensing Tuning Resolution 5MHz Power Control Step Size 0 5dB Selectable Modulation Modes Mode 2 16QAM Mode 3 64QAM Mode 4 128QAM Sel...

Page 95: ...n on 30dBm model Selectable Channel Bandwidths Lower 6 5MHz 10MHz 30MHz Upper 6 5MHz 10MHz Power Control Range 20dB 0 5dB steps Receiver Threshold BER 10 6 Maximum RSL 30dBm error free 64QAM 32dBm err...

Page 96: ...le Channel Bandwidths 10MHz 30MHz 40MHz Power Control Range 20dB 0 5dB steps Receiver Threshold BER 10 6 Maximum RSL 30dBm error free 64QAM 32dBm error free 128QAM and 256QAM Regulatory Compliance RF...

Page 97: ...Line Codes HDB3 E1 Clocking Speed 2 048 Mbps E1 Compliance CEPT 1 G 703 ITU T G703 Connector BNC female x2 In Out DS3 Impedance 75 Ohms unbalanced DS3 Line Code B3ZS DS3 LBO Settings in ft 0 133 133 2...

Page 98: ...nnector RJ 45 female Connector RJ 45 female Connector 9 pin sub D female Interface Speed 9600 bps Compliance EIA 574 DTE RS 232 Connector 9 pin sub D female Inputs 2 TTL Closure Outputs 2 Relay Form C...

Page 99: ...from the radio front panel T1 E1 Connections There are two orientations of T1 E1 connections Channels 1 and 2 have the securing tab towards the top of the connector while Channels 3 and 4 have the se...

Page 100: ...tom of the connector Figure 62 illustrates the pin orientation and functionality of these connectors Figure 62 Ethernet connectors ETH1 and ETH2 The Ethernet connections implement Auto MDIX and theref...

Page 101: ...forming alarm logic based on either Normally Opened NO or Normally Closed NC connections compared to a Common C pin Input alarm connections can be TTL logic or NO NC style relay closures Figure 63 Ala...

Page 102: ...ole connector provides a serial interface for the Command Line Interface CLI functions Typically a straight through serial cable is used between a computer s serial port and the Console connector Figu...

Page 103: ...e EX i Series FDD Digital Microwave Radios 202675 005 95 2011 08 30 DC Power Connector Use this connector to provide power to the radio Pins are read left to right Figure 65 DC Power connector Pin Fun...

Page 104: ...operly and eliminate many variables in the troubleshooting process If a back to back bench test fails then the radio hardware is either broken or the radios are improperly configured Upgrade the radio...

Page 105: ...ates the performance of the radio system Address any long term drop in RSL and erratic or unsteady RSL Some RSL changes are expected and weather patterns and the related multipath can cause dramatic R...

Page 106: ...ve bit errors and or system outages Rapid changes in temperature inversion layers humidity air pressure water evaporation as well as standing water or moisture on objects along the path are all exampl...

Page 107: ...chieved However antennas may become misaligned due to high winds changes in the guy wiring systems keeping the antenna mast stable or loosening of the antenna mounting hardware A reduction in the RSL...

Page 108: ...s or antenna misalignment due to wind or mechanical factors The antenna height or location can be changed to overcome new obstructions Realignment of the antenna and or improvement to mechanical struc...

Page 109: ...ly configured to communicate to one another and verifies general radio performance as operational For the basic test the following items are needed Radio pair Powering source RF interconnect cable s a...

Page 110: ...ical specifications that can be tested in this configuration RF output power Radio receiver threshold To measure transmitter output power simply insert any value of attenuation between the radios betw...

Page 111: ...Radios 202675 005 103 2011 08 30 Once threshold is verified in this direction repeat the process in the opposite direction by adjusting RF output power of the radio at the opposite end Return the fir...

Page 112: ...ntal agency agencies for regulatory requirements before use or contact Exalt or your Exalt authorized dealer for assistance Do not modify this device in any way without the express written consent of...

Page 113: ...or removing any covers you may expose yourself to hazardous energy parts Incorrect reassembly of this product can cause a malfunction and or electrical shock when the unit is subsequently used 8 Do no...

Page 114: ...interference to other devices It is not guaranteed to provide protection against interference from other electronic and radio devices 5GHz models only This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rule...

Page 115: ...both Industry Canada and the governing body of the neighboring country FCC for USA Only parabolic dish antennas may be used No other types of antennas panel omni directional yagi and so on are author...

Page 116: ...r the products that are covered by this manual in the USA FCC and Canada IC If your application is for a different country check with your Sales Representative for the current status This equipment co...

Page 117: ...adio is 30dBm in all modulations P 61 9 G L where Note The professional installer is responsible to ensure that RF output power is properly adjusted to not exceed regulatory limits P Maximum transmitt...

Page 118: ...identifies you in all transactions to the FCC Exalt provides EX i Series FDD radio information to the following CFCs Comsearch www comsearch com Micronet Communications Inc www micronetcom com Radio D...

Page 119: ...F 52 NPA 4 foot HP Dish 34 5 3 0 Andrew HPX4F 52 NPA 4 foot Xpol HP 34 5 3 0 Andrew HP6F 52 NPA 6 foot HP Dish 37 2 1 8 Andrew HPX6F 52 NPA 6 foot Xpol HP 37 2 1 8 Gabriel QF2 52 N 2 foot Dish 28 5 5...

Page 120: ...oot Dish 27 9 6 2 RFS SPF3 52A 3 foot Dish 31 4 4 2 RFS SPF4 52A 4 foot Dish 33 9 3 1 RFS SPF6 52A 6 foot Dish 37 4 2 1 RFS SDF4 52A 4 foot HP Dish 33 9 3 1 RFS SDF6 52A 6 foot HP Dish 37 4 2 1 Table...

Page 121: ...reconditioned shall be of the same quality as new parts or products or C if Exalt determines that it is unable to repair or replace such Hardware Product Exalt or its applicable reseller will refund t...

Page 122: ...shipment and insurance charges shall be borne by Exalt if within the United States and will be made by Exalt s choice of carrier and method schedule of shipment Purchaser may expedite return shipment...

Page 123: ...s provided as part of the Product only as part of the normal operation use and maintenance of the Hardware Product for which the Software was provided You may make back up copies of such Software You...

Page 124: ...fense transactions DFAR 252 227 7015 Technical Data Commercial Items and DFAR 227 7202 3 Rights in Commercial Computer Software or Computer Software Documentation If a government agency has a need for...

Page 125: ...o recover costs and attorneys fees This Agreement represents the complete agreement and understanding of the parties with respect to the subject matter herein This Agreement may be modified only throu...

Page 126: ...A OR PROFITS WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE Network Associates Technology Inc Copyrig...

Page 127: ...SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES LOSS OF USE DATA OR PROFITS OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY WHETHER IN CONTRACT STRICT LIABILITY OR TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTH...

Page 128: ...PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS AS IS AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPO...

Page 129: ...N HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY WHETHER IN CONTRACT STRICT LIABILITY OR TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE...

Page 130: ...g improper RF cable termination 98 carrier to interference tolerance 5 CLI 28 menu options 29 root menu 28 connectors Alarm 93 CONSOLE 94 DC 22 DC Power 95 Ethernet 92 front panel 14 T1 E1 91 Console...

Page 131: ...1 interference profile 5 IP address 42 IP subnet mask 42 L License Key 36 lightning arrestor 5 lightning arrestors 25 Line Build Out LBO 52 Line Code 52 link 5 link margin 99 Link Name parameter 43 li...

Page 132: ...mance 70 system settings Current BER field 70 71 Errored Seconds ES field 70 grounding 99 Maximum RSL 71 Minimum RSL field 71 Time Since Reset field 71 Unavailable Seconds field 71 system specificatio...

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