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Access5830™ User Manual
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3. Polling priority; either PRIORITY or REGULAR. Note SU’s designated as PRIORITY will get
polled more often by the AP.
4. CIR (Committed Information Rate – or minimum bandwidth this SU will be delivered from the
AP.
5. MIR (Maximum Information Rate – or maximum bandwidth this SU will be delivered from the
AP.
To add and SU to the SUDB database, use the following command and syntax:
sudb add <suid>[pr|reg]<cir><mir><device id>
<suid>:
SU identification (1~8190)
pr:
priority user
reg:
regular user
<cir>:
confirmed information rate (0~9999)
<mir>:
maximum information rate (0~9999)
<device id>:
xx xx xx xx xx xx in hexadecimal
Example
:
sudb add 4 pr 9999 9999 f3 3c 50 67 89 d4
Add up to 2000 entries in the SU database. It is recommended that users not enter any more SU’s than
necessary since excessive numbers of inactive SU’s in the database will negatively impact system
performance.
To view the entries in the SU database, type the command
sudb view
.
Other important SU database related commands are
sudb delete and sudb modify
. See Appendix 1 for
detailed descriptions of these commands.
Important!
After updating the SU database, type the command
updateflash sudb
to save the SU database.
If you do not update flash, the sudb file will revert back to its previous state after power cycle or reboot.
Subscriber Unit Set Up and Configuration
In the process of configuring an SU, you will:
1. Review and modify basic system information such as Base ID, RF Channel, etc.
2. Add SU’s to the Subscriber Unit Database (SUDB).