Silvus StreamCaster 4000 Series, Руководство пользователя

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StreamCaster 4000 series MIMO Radio User Manual
9/2/20
10017C000 Silvus Technologies Confidential
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5. Web Interface
5.0 Getting Started
Connect a laptop to the StreamCaster radio using the USB-C to USB-A/USB-C cable (On one end of the
cable is a USB-C connector that attaches to the radio. The other end has a USB-C connector that is used
to supply power to the radio, and a USB-A connector which is meant to connect to a computer/device )
and turn on the radio. Users can type “ping <IP address>” in a comma nd line in order to determine
whether the radio is fully booted. A web configuration will then be available by typing the radio IP address
in a web browser. Please ensure that your laptop connection is on the same subnet as the radio
(172.20.xx.xx by default). Please note that this network connection will be a RNDIS ethernet connection
and will appear only after you plug in the radio to the USB port on your computer. Users will initially see
the link distance warning, then be directed to the Local Radio Configuration page. (See
Figure 24 Initial
boot up warning
) You will be able to navigate to various configuration pages from the drop-down menu
on the left-hand side. On the right, you can open additional details about the radio by selecting the four
squares icon on the top right of the screen. After selecting, you will see details such as local radio IP, VIP,
Node Label, temperature, voltage, and an option to use night mode or not. Night mode will have a dark
background and below screen shots are an example of the GUI in night mode. Throughout the user
interface, if there is a red bar below the parameter you will be able to click on it for either additional notes
about the parameter or see additional options.
Figure 24 Initial boot up warning
Upon first boot up and login to the GUI, you will see a warning message. This message is meant to
emphasize the importance of having the correct link distance setting.