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C) Ignore Sequence
Errors Ignore sequence errors. If enabled, traffic flows
normally even in the presence of backhaul sequence
number errors. If disabled, traffic is not permitted
unless sequence numbers are as expected. enabled, disabled;
enabled
D) Ignore Radio
Alarms Ignore Radio Alarms. If enabled, traffic flows
normally even in the presence of radio alarms on the
attached transmitter or receivers. If disabled, traffic
is not permitted unless there are no radio alarms. enabled, disabled;
enabled
E) Watchdog IP
Address IP address for the watchdog server to which periodic
heartbeat messages are sent. Any valid IP address;
0.0.0.0
F) Watchdog IP Port IP port for watchdog server. 0-65535; 0
G) Routing RSSI
Limit Limit used when determining which repeater to route
the next message to. Normally, messages for a given
RCL unit (LCU, OCUA, or OCUB) are sent via the
repeater that heard the unit the strongest during the
last second. If the RSSI limit is set to a value besides –
120 and 0, the routing logic will instead use the
repeater with the strongest RSSI less than the limit. -128-0; 0
4.3.2.4 Yard Configuration Menu
The Yard that is serviced within the same repeater community (repeaters all using the same RCS) is
represented by an oval shaped area. This screen is where the geographic location, size and shape of
this oval are specified.
Main menu – C) System Configuration – H) Yard Configuration
Availability: Repeater only
Parameter
Description Values
A) Repeater Yard ID The fixed yard ID used by the repeater 1-15; 0
B) Yard Latitude The latitude of the yard center -90.0000000-90.0000000;
0.0000000
C) Yard Longitude The longitude of the yard center -90.0000000-90.0000000;
0.0000000