Configuration - Redline Access Node-50 User Manual

Tx bytes: Indicates the total number of bytes transmitted over the air.
Tx bytes - discarded: Indicates the number of bytes with errors transmitted
over the air to the remote terminal.
Tx packets: Indicates the number of wireless packets (including Ethernet
frames and error correction bytes) transmitted over the air by the local
terminal.
Tx packets - retransmitted: Indicates the number of packets retransmitted
over the air by the local terminal. The retransmission scheme is based on
the Acknowledge/Request (ARQ) algorithm that detects when packets are
lost and makes a request to the MAC scheduler to repeat transmission of
the lost packets.
Tx packets - discarded: Indicates the total number of packets lost over the
air due to degradation in the RF link.
6.3.

Configuration

The configuration page provides a simple to use Graphical User Interface (GUI)
for the operator to input the complete set of system parameters for both the
Ethernet and Wireless components of the AN-50 unit (refer to ). To store the
parameters into memory, press the 'Save Configuration' button from the bottom
of this page. This operation will be recorded into the 'Log file'.
The Ethernet configuration includes the following fields:
Ethernet Configuration:
Device name: The device name is an alphanumeric identifier for the local
terminal, which can consist of any combination of letters and numbers.
The default name for the AN-50 system from the factory is set to WEB01.
The device name remains with the system, even during power off states,
until the operator re-types a new name using this menu field.
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