Redline Communications AN-50, Руководство пользователя

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AN-50 System User Manual
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Channel Frequency: specifies the operating channel of the system, within the 100 MHz
available in the 5.8 GHz band. The table below specifies the center frequencies of each
permitted channel.
Channel Frequency
1 5735 MHz
1A 5745 MHz
2 5755 MHz
2A 5765 MHz
3 5775 MHz
3A 5785 MHz
4 5795 MHz
4A 5805 MHz
5 5815 MHz
To avoid interference, two PMP / PTP links operating in the same physical location (co-
located) or within close proximity must be separated by at least one channel, i.e., the
gap between channels must be 20 MHz or more (e.g., channels 2 and 3).
Registration Period (frames):
Specifies how often the Base Station needs to register
with the Subscriber Station. This only needs to be configured at the Base Station
Max Distance (km): Specifies the max distance between the Base Station and the
farthest Subscriber Station in the same sector.
Radio Enable: Specifies whether radio transmission is enabled.
System Configuration Buttons:
Save : Saves the currently entered parameters. Note that when certain parameters (for
example the Mode) are changed clicking Save Configuration will also initiate a system
reboot
Test: Allows testing of the current settings for five minutes, after which the system
reverts to the previously saved settings. To make settings permanent, click 'Save’.
System Reboot: Resets all statistics and reboots the.
8.2. ID Configuration and Status
The ID Configuration and Status page provides a simple to use Graphical User Interface
(GUI) for the operator to configure all channel parameters. To store the parameters into
memory, click the Save IDs in Flash button at the bottom of this page. This operation is
recorded in the System Logs.
Note: It is important to ensure that all fields on the ID Configuration page are filled out
properly for local and remote terminals. Errors in these fields will result in the inability to
establish a communication link. Please read this section carefully to ensure a quick,
trouble-free deployment.
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