Motorola RFS Series, System Reference Manual

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7. The Monitoring/Recovery Configuration section contains the following configuration items:
8. The Diagnostic Configuration section contains the following two configuration items:
9. The Calibration Schedule contains the following calibration settings:
10.Once the settings have been configured, click the Run Calibration button to start a Smart RF calibration.
Remove To remove a channel from the configured list, select one or more channels from
the Available box and click the Remove button.
Number of Rescuers Assign a number of radios to dedicate as rescuers. The valid range is between 1
and 5. Default value is 3.
Retry Threshold (avg
attempts/pkt) Specify the retry threshold, which is the average number of retries per packet to
cause a radio to re-run channel selection. The valid range is between 0.0 and 15.0.
The default threshold is 14.0.
Hold Time (seconds) Specify the global hold time in seconds. The valid range is between 30 and 65535
seconds. Default hold time is 3600 seconds.
Assignable Power
Range (dBm) Specify a valid range for the power in dBm. The valid minimum is 4 and maximum
is 20. Default range is 4 to 16 dBm.
Scan Dwell Time
(seconds) Specify the RF Scan Dwell Time in seconds. The valid range is between 1 and 10
seconds. Default dwell time is 1 second.
Interference
Recovery Check this box to enable monitoring for interference and self-healing it by rescuer.
Faulty Radio
Recovery Check this box to enable monitoring for defective radio and self-healing by its
rescuer.
Coverage Hole
Recovery Check this box to enable monitoring and recovering for coverage holes.
Verbose Mode Check this box to enable verbose diagnostic information for Smart RF.
Extensive Scan
Mode Check this box to enable extensive scan mode when using Smart RF.
Schedule Calibration Check this box to enable scheduled RF Calibration.
Start Date If scheduled RF Calibration is enabled, enter a start date in MM/DD/YY format for
the start date of scheduled calibration.
Start Time If scheduled RF Calibration is enabled, enter a start time in HH:MM:SS format for
the start time of scheduled calibration.
Interval If scheduled RF Calibration is enabled, enter an interval in days for how long the
scheduled calibration should continue after its start date.