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6 Installation/Diagnostic Tools
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RSSI:
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865;
0;
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RSSI:
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932;
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RSSI:
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933;
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RSSI:
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709;
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RSSI:
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RSSI:
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747;
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0;
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0;
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Console>
Adjust the antenna location and pointing for maximum RSSI. You may need to adjust
the antenna and then step back each time to read the RSSI, so you do not obstruct
the signal from the CCU.
Note that the RSSI value is only a representation and does not give a true indication of
receive signal level. A higher RSSI value does, however, indicate a higher receive
signal level, so it can be used to indicate a best antenna placement.
To calculate the true receive signal level, use the calibration table contained in the
PCF file, described in
Permanent Configuration File (CCU and EUM)
The EUM Configuration Utility can also be used to optimize antenna pointing and
does provide a true reading of receive signal strength.
6.5
Transfer a File to or from a CCU Using FTP
You can run a simple FTP test from the EUM to verify the performance and integrity of the
communications between the CCU and EUM. The procedure outlined below will get a file from
the CCU (we suggest using the backup file for the CCU application, sa1110.bak), and then
(temporarily) put a file onto the CCU. In both cases, you can record the file transfer
performance. WaveRider recommends doing this procedure with a screen capture, so you
have a permanent record to baseline the performance of the link, for example.
Before you carry out the FTP test, you may want to baseline the performance of the computer
you are using at the EUM, by first connecting it directly to an FTP server and running an FTP
test back-to-back with the server. This back-to-back FTP test should be at least 3 Mbps, or
you may have a problem with your server or computer setup.
To Transfer a File to or from a CCU Using FTP
1. From the end-user computer at the EUM, bring up the Windows command line
interface.
2. At the Enter prompt, type
ftp <aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd>
, where <aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd> is
the CCU radio IP address.
3. In the FTP window, enter the following commands to get sa1110.bak from the CCU:
Connected to <aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd>.
220 FTP server ready
User (<aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd>:(none)):
Enter <user name> or <cr> if none set
331 Password required
Password:
Enter <pwd> or <cr> if none set
230 User logged in
ftp> hash
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