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― IP Forwarding Mode. Select Bridge/Router. Default = Bridge.
― Bridge Forwarding. Select Everything/IP and ARP only. Default = IP and ARP only. (Ethernet II types: 0x0800, 0x0806).
Select Everything to forward all 802.3 Ethernet II packet types. Use this setting to transport protocols such as IPX,
802.1Q, etc. Bridge Forwarding is not available in Router mode.
― Relay Point. Select Yes/No; Default = No. Refer to Section 2.1.4 (pg 11) before configuring your Viper as a Relay Point.
― Access Point. Select Yes/No; Default = No. This is the default gateway (WAN access) of a Viper SC network. One, and
only one, access point may be defined for each Viper SC network. All Viper SCs in the network will set their default
route to point towards the Access Point. Viper can only be configured as an Access Point if it is operating in Router
Mode.
― Multi-Speed Mode. Select Disabled/Enabled. Default = Disabled. When Disabled all Vipers in the network
communicate at a fixed data rate. (Refer to Appendix A for data rates by model). Select Enabled to configure the Viper
unit to be a rate-follower. This means the Viper will adjust its over-the-air data rate to that of the rate-controller. Rate-
control can only be programmed in the 19'' rack mount Viper SC Base Station.
4.3.1.1 CWID (CONTINUOUS WAVE IDENTIFICATION)
Select Enabled/Disabled; Default = Disabled. If enabled, the unit will broadcast the FCC Call Sign in Morse code at a given
interval. Enter CWID Call Sign and CWID Interval. CWID Call sign is the FCC Call sign to be broadcast. CWID Interval is the
time interval (in minutes) after which the call sign will be broadcast.
4.3.1.2 ON-LINE DIAGNOSTICS INTERVAL
Enter a value. Default = 300. This interval represents the amount of time (in seconds) in which the unit will broadcast the
diagnostic string. Refer to Section 4.1.2 for more information about the diagnostic string.
4.3.1.3 UNIT AUTOMATIC RESET
Select Enabled/Disabled. Default = Disabled. Select enable to make the radio completely shut down and restart after a set
period of time. Enter a Unit Reset Interval value to represent the time (in minutes) between resets.
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