WaveRider LMS4000, User Manual

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9 Installing the EUM
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9.4.12 Completing the Installation
1. Configure the remaining PC applications, as required.
2. Re-activate the end-user’s cordless phones, and any other 900 MHz ISM-band
equipment that was turned off at the beginning of the installation. Note the following
points:
• Cordless phones operating in the 900MHz ISM band can disrupt service to
the EUM if precautions are not taken.
• Browse to http://speed-test.net, and turn on the cordless phones in sequence,
while monitoring the downlink throughput. Since there is naturally a wide
variation in the downlink speed, for reasons more associated with the network
than with the performance of the LMS4000 wireless service, repeat the tests
several times to confirm whether or not the end user’s cordless phones are
going to affect the EUM performance.
• If the cordless phones do affect the performance of the EUM, move the
cordless phone base station to a location as far from the antenna as possible.
Instruct the end user to avoid using the cordless handset in the proximity of
the antenna, particularly when the EUM is being used.
9.4.13 Baselining the Installation
Once you have completed the installation, WaveRider recommends recording the following
information:
• EUM IP addresses
• EUM radio settings
• RSSI readings
• Tx retry rate readings (displayed with the RSSI readings)
If you have problems with the EUM at a later date, you can compare the latest site settings
and RSSI readings with the original settings in the site installation record.
You can record and save this information in several ways:
• using the WaveRider Configuration Utility. Through the Configuration Utility, you can
also upload and store the EUM’s complete configuration file. You can also do this
locally, through a serial connection to the EUM, or remotely through a Telnet session.
• through the EUM command-line interface locally, using:
• HyperTerminal, with the PC connected to the EUM console port.
• a DOS Telnet session, through the EUM Ethernet connection.
• through the EUM command-line interface remotely, using:
• a DOS Telnet session, over the wireless link between the network and the
EUM.
Record the information from the following session, and store it to a file.
EUM Console>
EUM Console> ip
Ethernet/USB IP Address: 10.5.4.117
Ethernet/USB Net Mask : ffff0000