Wilan VIP 110-24, Руководство оператора

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VIP 110-24 Operator’s Manual (rev E)
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all IP managers that have “trap” access will receive this trap.
delete=1..4
Allows deleting one entry in the SNMP table. The number 1..4 refer to the entry number as
listed in the “display configuration” report.
Example:
> snmp manager=207.154.90.81 com=support access=gst
6.7 Installation and Link Monitoring Commands
These commands are useful as installation aids and also for monitoring link statistics after the link is
established.
antenna-alignment-aid
output=audio or off
node= node-name or #node-number
With the antenna alignment aid set to “audio” the radio outputs, through the auxiliary port, an
audio signal with a pitch proportional to the Receive Signal Strengh (RSS) level of packets
received from the specified node. Wi-LAN provides a special cable adapter that converts the
three-pin auxiliary port connector into a standard female audio jack. Use this cable to connect
the auxiliary port to a pair of standard headphones while aligning the antenna.
The node parameter selects the remote radio that the antenna needs to be pointing to. You can
specify either the node name or the node number (preceded by the # character), as listed by the
“show” command. In order to align antenna A (at a leaf or repeater node), set the node
parameter to #3, which is always the parent radio.
In a typical VINE application antenna B is a widebeam antenna that may not require careful
alignment. However, in some situations antenna B can be a directional antenna and it may be
desirable to point it precisely to one of the node’s children (point to point application for
example). In that case set the “node” parameter to the child radio that you desire pointing the
antenna B to. In this case the RF link to the child needs to be up before the alignment aid can
be turned ON.
When the command to turn the audio output ON is issued, the radio displays a line indicating
which antenna is being aligned. Additionally the radio plays one of two short tunes identifying
antenna A or B.
While the antenna alignment is set to “audio” the RS-232 console output is not available.
When the antenna alignment output is set to “off” the auxiliary port output reverts to RS-232
console.
The antenna alignment output setting (“audio” or “off”) can also be saved as part of the radio
configuration. When the radio powers up with the alignment set to audio, the node number
defaults to #3 (parent node). This is useful to take a pre-configured radio to an installation site
with no need to turn the antenna alignment ON (through a terminal) after power up.
Example: