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  • Page 1 AN-100 System User Manual 70-00031 Release 1.1...

  • Page 2: Copyright Information

    Users must take full responsibility for their applications of any products specified in this document. The information in this document is proprietary to Redline Communications Inc. This document may not in whole or in part be copied, reproduced, or reduced to any medium without prior consent, in writing, from Redline Communications Incorporated.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Product Information ................. 14 Getting Started..................15 How To Use This Manual ................ 16 System Capabilities ................. 16 Terms Used in this Manual..............17 AN-100 System Overview ..............19 IEEE 802.16a Compliance ..............19 3.1.1 WiMax Interoperability ................. 19 3.1.2 PHY Specification................
  • Page 4 Alignment Pin ..................33 Antenna ....................33 RF Connector ..................33 Transceiver/Antenna Mounting Bracket ..........33 AN-100 System Installation ..............35 Unpacking the AN-100 System ............... 35 Site Planning ................... 36 5.2.1 Site Path Survey .................. 36 Site Path Profile................... 36 Identify Best Path ................
  • Page 5 AN-100 user manual Testing Service Flows ................. 47 Installing the Transceiver and Antenna ........... 48 5.4.1 Assemble Mounting Bracket..............48 Mounting the Transceiver ..............49 Mounting the Antenna ................. 49 5.4.2 Cabling Connections ................49 5.4.3 Waterproofing Outdoor Connections ........... 50 Antenna Alignment ..................
  • Page 6 AN-100 user manual System Reset ..................71 6.4.3 Sector Controller - System Password Screen ........72 System Password................72 Subscriber Station (SS) Web Screens..........73 Subscriber Station - System Menu ............73 Subscriber Station - Monitoring Screens ..........75 7.2.1 Subscriber Station - General Info Screen ..........
  • Page 7 AN-100 user manual Troubleshooting ..................93 Factory Default Settings ................93 Front Panel Diagnostics ................93 8.2.1 System Power LED ................94 8.2.2 System Fault LED................94 8.2.3 Wireless Link LED ................95 8.2.4 Wireless Signal LED ................95 8.2.5 Ethernet Data Port Link/Act LED ............
  • Page 8 AN-100 user manual LIST OF TABLES Table 1: Terms ....................17 Table 2: Channel Utilization ................23 Table 3: Adjacent Channel Interference Rejection (C/I)........24 Table 4: Wireless Link LED ................. 28 Table 5: Wireless Signal LED................28 Table 6: Ethernet Data Port Link/Act LED............29 Table 7: Ethernet Data Port 100 LED..............
  • Page 9 AN-100 user manual LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: AN-100 System: Terminal, Transceiver, and Antenna......15 Figure 2: PTP Deployment .................. 22 Figure 3: PMP Deployment ................. 22 Figure 4: Line of Sight / Non-Line of Sight Deployment ........23 Figure 5: Channelization ..................24 Figure 6: Sectorization ..................
  • Page 10 AN-100 user manual Figure 44: Subscriber Station - Service Flow Address Configuration Screen ..86 Figure 45: Subscriber Station - Software Upgrade Screen ......... 88 Figure 46: Subscriber Station - Network Settings Screen - Local View ....89 Figure 47: Subscriber Station - Network Settings Screen - Remote View ..91 Figure 48: AN-100 Front Panel ................

  • Page 11: Important Safety & Service Notices

    AN-100 user manual Chapter & & Safety Warnings 1. Read this User Manual and follow all operating and safety instructions. 2. Keep all product information for future reference. 3. This product is supplied with a grounding power plug. Do not defeat this important safety feature.

  • Page 12: Important Warning Symbols

    AN-100 user manual Important Warning Symbols The following symbols may be encountered during installation or troubleshooting. These warning symbols mean danger. Bodily injury may result if you are not aware of the safety hazards involved in working with electrical equipment and radio transmitters.

  • Page 13: Lightning Protection

    AN-100 user manual Lightning Protection WARNING: The following notes are general recommendations for the installing the wireless system. The wireless equipment must be installed by properly qualified personnel and follow local and national codes for electrical grounding and safety. Failure to meet safety requirements and/or use of non-standard practices and procedures could result in personal injury and damage to equipment.

  • Page 14: Product Information

    AN-100 user manual Product Information Use the following table to record important system information: Product Information Terminal SN: MAC Address Transceiver SN: Model #: Antenna Model No.: Antenna SN: Serial Number Stickers 70-00031-01-01 Page 14 of 128 May 2004...

  • Page 15: Getting Started

    Chapter Congratulations on your purchase of the Redline Communications Access Node- 100 wireless broadband system. The AN-100 system is a carrier class high-speed IEEE 802.16a compliant wireless switch for PTP and PMP deployment. Redline Communications is a world leader in design and production of Broadband Fixed Wireless (BFW) systems.

  • Page 16: How To Use This Manual

    How To Use This Manual This user manual provides a complete guide to operating your AN-100 system. It contains an overview of the product, and systematic installation procedures to help insure a successful installation. Please review the important safety and service information (section 1: Important Safety &...

  • Page 17: Terms Used In This Manual

    AN-100 user manual Terms Used in this Manual The following system terms are used in this manual: Table 1: Terms Term Description Indoor unit AN-100 Terminal AN-100 Transceiver + Antenna System AN-100 Radio Sector Controller The AN-100 terminal configured as central equipment. This is (SC) part of the 802.16 definition of a Base Station.
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  • Page 19: An-100 System Overview

    802.16 wireless products are introduced to the marketplace. 3.1.2 PHY Specification The AN-100 system is designed for 2-11 GHz operation based on the WirelessMAN-OFDM PHY definition in the IEEE 802.16 specification. Release R1.1 operates in the 3.4-3.5 GHz frequency range.

  • Page 20: Dynamic Adaptation

    3.2.1 Time Division Duplexing (TDD) The AN-100 system uses time division duplexing (TDD) to transmit and receive on the same RF channel. This is a non-contention based method for deploying an efficient and predictable two-way PTP or PMP cell deployment.

  • Page 21: Lan Feature

    GUI to ensure unauthorized users cannot gain access. Protected areas include configuration, software upgrade, and password management. The AN-100 system has an added security feature that disallows an unrecognized remote system from sending frames to the Ethernet port of another remote AN- 100 system.

  • Page 22: An-100 Deployment Models

    AN-100 user manual AN-100 Deployment Models The AN-100 supports PTP and PMP deployments. 3.5.1 PTP Deployment When deployed in a PTP (PTP) configuration the sector controller provides a dedicated bi-directional link to a single subscriber station. PTP deployments typically use a directional narrow beam antenna for both ends of the link. SECTOR SUBSCRIBER CONTROLLER...

  • Page 23: Non-Line Of Sight Support

    Non-Line of Sight Support The AN-100 system supports non line-of-site (NLOS) operation. This is applicable when natural or man-made structures block the visible path between the sector controller and a subscriber station. A multipath RF signal can often be obtained by directing each antenna towards a structure in sight of both communicating wireless systems.

  • Page 24: Table 3: Adjacent Channel Interference Rejection (C/I)

    - Directional 8° to 20° (narrow beam) - Sectorized: 60° to 90° (wide beam) The AN-100 system typically uses a sectorized antenna at the sector controller and narrow beam directional antennas at each subscriber station. The narrow beam antenna provides the highest gain for extended range. Use of a 60°...

  • Page 25: Service Flows

    AN-100 user manual For example, a 90° sectorized PMP configuration allows up to four sector controllers to be deployed and a subscriber base of up to 1000 active subscriber stations (4 * 250 subscriber stations). Point-to- Point-to- Multi-Point Point Subscriber Station Subscriber Station...

  • Page 26: Uplink Service Flow Scheduling

    AN-100 user manual 3.8.1 Uplink Service Flow Scheduling The base station enforces QoS settings for each service flow by controlling all uplink and downlink traffic scheduling -- providing non-contention based traffic with predictable transmission characteristics. By analyzing the aggregate requests of all subscriber stations, this traffic control method ensures that uplink and downlink traffic always conforms to the current service level agreements (SLAs).

  • Page 27: An-100 Physical Description

    AN-100 user manual Chapter AN-100 Terminal This section describes the physical characteristics of the AN-100 terminal. Figure 7: Front Panel All indicator LEDs, power receptacles data ports, and the reset switch are located on the front panel of the terminal. There is a ground connection terminal provided at the rear of the terminal.

  • Page 28: If Port (Radio Control)

    AN-100 user manual IF Port (Radio Control) The terminal has a female N-type port for connection to the transceiver using a coaxial cable. Through this port and cable, the terminal: - Sends/receives IF modulated data to/from the transceiver. - Receives status information from the radio. - Transmits control information to the radio.

  • Page 29: Ethernet Section

    AN-100 user manual 4.1.4 Ethernet Section This section describes the Ethernet LEDs and port connections. Figure 9: Front Panel Ethernet LEDs and RJ-45 Ports Ethernet Data Port and LEDs The Data port is the primary customer connection for data traffic across the wireless network.

  • Page 30: Ethernet Mgt Port And Leds

    AN-100 user manual Ethernet Mgt Port and LEDs The Mgt port provides a secondary Ethernet connection to the terminal. Ethernet Mgt Port The Mgt port is for out-of-band management and diagnostics. This port can also be disabled (refer to section 6.3: Sector Controller - Configuration Screens). Ethernet Mgt Port Act LED The Mgt port Link LED lights solid green when a link is established.

  • Page 31: Reset Switch

    AN-100 user manual System Fault LED The System Fault LED indicates lights red when a serious fault has been detected in the system. Table 12: System Fault LED Description Normal operation. FLASH Only one of the dual power supplies is operational. Serious problem with the system hardware.

  • Page 32: Console Port

    AN-100 user manual 4.1.7 Console Port This RS-232 serial (DTE) port is provided as an alternative medium to monitor and configure the terminal using a command line interface. Use a crossover (null modem) cable to connect directly to a PC serial port emulating a VT-52 or VT- 100 terminal.

  • Page 33: Rf Port

    AN-100 user manual RF Port The transceiver RF port (female N-type connector) is used for sending/receiving the RF signal to/from the antenna. A short coaxial cable is provided to connect the transceiver to the antenna. Alignment Pin To assist in aiming the antenna, an external alignment pin is provided on the transceiver.
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  • Page 35: An-100 System Installation

    Chapter This section of the manual presents a basic overview of the steps required to install the system. Unpacking the AN-100 System The system comes packaged with the following items: - AN-100 User Manual - AN-100 terminal (indoor unit):...

  • Page 36: Site Planning

    AN-100 user manual Site Planning System installation may involve construction and electrical work. For best results, it is recommended that the system be installed by a professional installer who is familiar with both data network issues and grounding and lightning protection for RF installations.

  • Page 37: Identify Rf Interference

    AN-100 user manual The wireless system also supports installation in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) conditions. A satisfactory multipath RF signal can often be obtained by directing each antenna towards a structure in sight of both communicating wireless systems. Figure 12: Antenna Mounting Locations The recommended method for obtaining a satisfactory RF signal is to test a number of antenna positions and measure the signal-to-noise ratio and received signal strength (RSSI) for each position.

  • Page 38: Site Plan Checklist

    AN-100 user manual 5.2.2 Site Plan Checklist The following tables summarize the requirements for installing the terminal, radio equipment and Ethernet connections. Table 16: terminal (Inside) Installation Checklist Item Description Notes AN-100 terminal Supplied Rack mounting tabs with Power cables (AC and/or DC options) system IF port coaxial cable Terminal mounting equipment (rack or tray)

  • Page 39: Sector Controller Configuration Settings

    AN-100 user manual 5.2.3 Sector Controller Configuration Settings The following table lists the parameters that must be set prior to operation of the sector controller radio and Ethernet port. Refer to section 6: Sector Controller (SC) Web Interface on page 53 for additional details about all configuration settings for the system.

  • Page 40: Subscriber Station Configuration Settings

    AN-100 user manual 5.2.4 Subscriber Station Configuration Settings The following table lists the parameters that must be set prior to operation of the subscriber station radio and Ethernet port. Refer to section 7: Subscriber Station (SS) Web Screens on page 73 for additional details about all configuration settings for the system.

  • Page 41: Installing The An-100 Terminal

    AN-100 user manual Installing the AN-100 terminal The following are general guidelines for installing the terminal. 5.3.1 Mounting and Cables Figure 13: AN-100 Terminal Mounting The wireless terminal may be rack or shelf mounted. If rack mounted, each unit will occupy one rack unit (RU) in a standard 19-inch rack. Do not block the ventilation screens on the side of the terminal.

  • Page 42: Connecting To The An-100 Terminal

    AN-100 user manual Important: The wireless parameters must be set before the IF cable is connected to the terminal. This will avoid interference with other wireless devices located in the area. The terminal can be operated without the IF cable connected. It is recommended that the terminal be configured before installing the transceiver and aligning the antenna.

  • Page 43: Figure 14: Connecting Host Computer To An-100

    AN-100 user manual Figure 14: Connecting Host Computer to AN-100 3. For correct operation the host computer and the terminal must be assigned to the same subnet. Set the IP address of the PC to 192.168.25.1 and the subnet mask to 255.255.255.0. 4.

  • Page 44: Setting Up The An-100 Sector Controller

    AN-100 user manual 5.3.3 Setting Up the AN-100 Sector Controller Sector Controller Login The default IP address for the sector controller is 192.168.25.2. Enter this address into the browser address field. The following login screen will be displayed on the Figure 16: Sector Controller Login Dialog Screen Enter the default user name and password: User Name: admin...

  • Page 45: Sector Controller Ethernet Settings

    AN-100 user manual Sector Controller Ethernet Settings The network address settings for the sector controller must be configured before the terminal is connected to the local Ethernet network. This information should be included in the site survey. 1. Click MAC/PHY Config in the menu at the left of the screen to display the System Configuration screen.

  • Page 46: Setting Up The An-100 Subscriber Station

    AN-100 user manual 5.3.4 Setting Up the AN-100 Subscriber Station Subscriber Station Login The default address for the subscriber station is 192.168.25.3. Enter this address into the browser address field and depress the Enter key. The following login screen will be displayed on the PC. Figure Station Login Dialog Type the system default password "admin"...

  • Page 47: Subscriber Station Wireless Settings

    AN-100 user manual Subscriber Station Wireless Settings Correct settings must be entered for the wireless parameters to ensure successful operation of the system. Important: The wireless parameters should be set before the IF cable is connected to the terminal. This will avoid interference with other wireless devices located in the area.

  • Page 48: Installing The Transceiver And Antenna

    AN-100 user manual Installing the Transceiver and Antenna The next step is to mount the transceiver and antenna assembly on a mast, tower, or pole. 5.4.1 Assemble Mounting Bracket 1. Attach the rear portion of the mounting bracket and confirm that it will adjust to the required diameter of the mast, tower, or pole.

  • Page 49: Mounting The Transceiver

    AN-100 user manual Mounting the Transceiver Mount the radio securely to the mounting bracket. The following diagrams illustrate the mounting positions for the sector controller (left) and subscriber station (right) transceivers. Figure 18 Transceiver/Antenna Mountings Mounting the Antenna When mounting the antenna, ensure all antennas have the same polarization. The arrows located at the rear of the antenna plate indicate the polarization (see Figure 19: Antenna Polarization).

  • Page 50: Waterproofing Outdoor Connections

    AN-100 user manual at least #2 AWG. Painted or dirty surfaces should be cleaned thoroughly down to bare metal and connections should be well tightened. Follow all local and national codes. 5.4.3 Waterproofing Outdoor Connections The professional installer may use their own weatherproofing procedures, provided they do not use silicon-based materials or PVC tape.

  • Page 51: Antenna Alignment

    AN-100 user manual Antenna Alignment The antenna alignment can be performed after the antenna and transceiver are mounted and the IF cable is connected. It is recommended to perform alignment first on one antenna, and then to repeat the procedure at the remote-end. Note: If this is a sector controller deployed in a PMP configuration, the antenna must be aligned more generally to accommodate subscriber stations located within the horizontal beamwidth.
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  • Page 53: Sector Controller (Sc) Web Interface

    AN-100 user manual Chapter All configuration and monitoring can be performed using the web-based interface described in detail in the following chapters. Sector Controller - System Menu When the user is successfully logged in, the General Information page will be displayed.

  • Page 54: Table 20: Sector Controller Web Screens

    AN-100 user manual Table 20: Sector Controller Web Screens Function Screen Title Admin User Description Access Access Monitoring General View general system Information information, Ethernet LAN address settings, and wireless settings. SS Information View system information, Ethernet address settings, and wireless statistics for active subscriber stations.

  • Page 55: Sector Controller - Monitoring Screens

    AN-100 user manual Sector Controller - Monitoring Screens 6.2.1 Sector Controller - General Information Page Click General Information in the system menu (left side of screen) to view general system information, Ethernet address settings, wireless settings, and the front panel LEDs. Figure 22: Sector Controller - General Information Screen System System Name: User assigned name for this sector controller.

  • Page 56: Wireless

    AN-100 user manual Wireless CINR: Measured CINR value. Tx Power: Transmitter power level setting. Active Connections: Number of active links to subscriber stations. Traffic Downlink: Current receiving traffic rate (Kbps). Traffic Uplink: Current transmitting traffic rate (Kbps). 70-00031-01-01 Page 56 of 128 May 2004...

  • Page 57: Sector Controller - Ss (Subscriber Station) Information

    AN-100 user manual 6.2.2 Sector Controller - SS (Subscriber Station) Information Click SS Information in the menu (left side of screen) to view system information, Ethernet address settings, and wireless statistics for active subscriber stations. Figure 23: Sector Controller - Subscriber Station Information Screen MAC Addr: Ethernet address of the subscriber station.

  • Page 58: Sector Controller - Sf (Service Flow) Information

    AN-100 user manual 6.2.3 Sector Controller - SF (Service Flow) Information Click the MAC address (blue text) of any subscriber station listed in the SS Information screen to view service flows settings and statistics. Figure 24: Sector Controller - SS Service Flow Statistics Screen SFID: Service flow ID (4 bytes, hexadecimal expression).

  • Page 59: Sector Controller - Event Log Screen

    AN-100 user manual 6.2.4 Sector Controller - Event Log Screen Click Event Log in the menu (left side of screen) to view system activity and error messages recorded by the terminal. Figure 25: Sector Controller - Event Log Screen Refer to section 8.5: System Log Messages on page 100 for a complete list of messages.

  • Page 60: Sector Controller - Ethernet Statistics

    AN-100 user manual 6.2.5 Sector Controller - Ethernet Statistics Click Ethernet Statistics in the menu (left side of screen) to view statistics for the Ethernet Data port and the wireless interface. Counters are updated automatically based on the refresh period specified in the Network Settings screen. Figure 26: Sector Controller - Ethernet Statistics Screen Ethernet Statistics: Select the type of statistics to be displayed.

  • Page 61: Egress Statistics: Outbound Packets (Wireless)

    AN-100 user manual Jabber: Total jabber errors detected. In Filtered: Total packets filtered. In Pause: Total pause packets. Align error: Total frame alignment errors. Under Size: Total undersized packets (<64 bytes). In 127 Octets: Total packets containing 127 octets. In 1023 Octets: Total packets containing 1023 octets. Over Size: Total oversize packets (>1518 bytes).

  • Page 62: Sector Controller - Configuration Screens

    AN-100 user manual Sector Controller - Configuration Screens 6.3.1 Sector Controller - MAC/PHY/RF Configuration Click Static Config in the menu (left side of screen) to display the MAC/PHY/RF Static Configuration page. Use this screen to view and modify the RF, PHY, and MAC parameters. Some changes made in this screen will require a reset before they become effective.

  • Page 63: Rf Parameters

    AN-100 user manual Note: Errors in these fields may result in the inability to establish a communication link. Please read descriptions carefully to ensure a quick, trouble- free deployment. RF Parameters Use the RF fields to set the channel, transmission power level, Tx power control and RSSI target value.

  • Page 64: Figure 29: Sector Controller - Burst Profile Settings

    AN-100 user manual Frame Profile: Use Size, DL (downlink) ratio, and adaptive DLUL time to set the frame size and usage profile. Size: Set the frame size (number of OFDM symbols) from 1 to 1023. DL Ratio: Set DL usage as a percentage of frame size. Adaptive DL/UL Time: Check this box to enable adaptive modulation.

  • Page 65: Entering Sector Controller Privacy Keys

    AN-100 user manual Backoff: Specify ranging and contention periods. Expressed as a power of 2 with values ranging from 0 to 15. Rng Backoff Start: Set starting backoff window size for initial ranging contention. Rng Backoff End: Set final backoff window size for initial ranging contention.

  • Page 66: Sector Controller - Mac/Phy/Rf Dynamic Configuration

    AN-100 user manual 6.3.2 Sector Controller - MAC/Phy/RF Dynamic Configuration Click Dynamic Config in the system menu (left side of screen) to display the MAC/Phy Dynamic Config page. This page only allows changes to parameters that do not require a system reset to become effective. Refer to the MAC/Phy Configuration screen for details of these fields.

  • Page 67: Sector Controller - Admin Tools Screens

    AN-100 user manual Sector Controller - Admin Tools Screens 6.4.1 Sector Controller - Network Settings Click Network Settings in the system menu (left side of screen) to view and edit the system information, Ethernet LAN address settings, and wireless settings. Figure 31: Sector Controller - Network Settings Screen Network Settings Data/Management Ethernet Ports: Select the mode for the Data and Mgt ports.

  • Page 68: Ip Address Assignment

    AN-100 user manual IP Address Assignment DHCP Enable: Disabled (future release). Check this box to have the sector controller IP address assigned dynamically using the designated DHCP server. IP Address: Sector controller network address. Subnet Mask: Sector controller subnet mask. Gateway: IP address of the default gateway on the local Ethernet segment.

  • Page 69: Figure 32: Sector Controller - Network Snmpv1 Settings Screen

    AN-100 user manual subscribers. Control of the SS is limited to creating and deleting service flows using the 802.16 DSx control messaging. Monitoring of the SS is limited to information and statistics maintained by the SC. Figure 32: Sector Controller - Network SNMPv1 Settings Screen Release 1.1 supports SNMP trap messages for cold start and authorization fail.

  • Page 70: Ip Fragment On Sm Cid Enable

    AN-100 user manual IP Fragment on SM CID Enable Enable: Check this box to manually set the over-the-air IP fragment size. Size: Enter the IP fragment size (bytes). CPE to CPE Communication Enable: Check this box to enable communication between end-points on different subscriber stations.

  • Page 71: Sector Controller - Software Upgrade Screen

    AN-100 user manual 6.4.2 Sector Controller - Software Upgrade Screen Click Software Upgrade in the menu (left side of screen) to upload a new system software image from a remote server. Figure 34: Subscriber Station - Software Upgrade Screen Upgrading Software Protocol: Click on the radio buttons to select server type: FTP: Use File Transfer Protocol for file upload.

  • Page 72: Sector Controller - System Password Screen

    AN-100 user manual 6.4.3 Sector Controller - System Password Screen Click System Password in the menu (left side of screen) to change a password or add a new user. Figure 35: Sector Controller - System Password Screen System Password Old Password: Enter current password. New Password: Enter new password.

  • Page 73: Subscriber Station (Ss) Web Screens

    AN-100 user manual Chapter Subscriber Station - System Menu When the user is successfully logged in, the General Information page will be displayed. A menu of all available monitoring and configuration screens is displayed at the left. Point and click any of the blue text items in the menu to display the selected screen.

  • Page 74: Table 21: Subscriber Station Web Screens

    AN-100 user manual The administrator (admin) has unrestricted access to all screens. All other users have restricted access. See the following table for details. Click the blue Logout text to terminate the current session. Table 21: Subscriber Station Web Screens Screens Screen Title Admin...

  • Page 75: Subscriber Station - Monitoring Screens

    AN-100 user manual Subscriber Station - Monitoring Screens 7.2.1 Subscriber Station - General Info Screen Click General Info in the menu (left side of screen) to view general system information, Ethernet LAN address settings, and wireless settings. This page includes a view of the front panel LEDs. The System Information page does not accept input from the user.

  • Page 76: Wireless

    AN-100 user manual IP Subnet Mask: Subscriber station subnet mask. Default Gateway Address: IP address of the default router/gateway on the local Ethernet segment. This field may be left blank. Wireless Rx Quality (CINR): Ratio of Carrier/Interference + Noise. Tx Power: Indicates the current Tx power setting. If the sector controller is set for automatic control, this may not match the target setting in the MAC/PHY/RF Configuration screen.

  • Page 77: Subscriber Station - Status Screen

    AN-100 user manual 7.2.2 Subscriber Station - Status Screen Click Status in the menu (left side of screen) to view information and statistics for the wireless link management and uplink/downlink statistics for service flows. Figure 38: Subscriber Station - Status Screen Up Link Status Link: Link status: UP: Link is established.

  • Page 78: Management

    AN-100 user manual Management CID: Connection identifiers. Cont: Contention ID. Basic: Basic management ID. Primary: Primary management ID. Secondary: Secondary management ID. DIUC: Downlink (from sector controller) interval usage code assigned for the DL-MAP. ∆Tx Time: Time offset adjustment for distance from sector controller. ∆...

  • Page 79: Subscriber Station - Statistics Screen

    AN-100 user manual 7.2.3 Subscriber Station - Statistics Screen Click Statistics in the menu (left side of screen) to view statistics. Figure 39: Subscriber Station - Statistics Screen Service Flows SF: Service Flow identifier. DL packs: Downlink traffic rate (packets per second). DL bytes: Downlink traffic rate (bytes per second).

  • Page 80: Subscriber Station - Event Log Screen

    AN-100 user manual 7.2.4 Subscriber Station - Event Log Screen Click Event Log in the menu (left side of screen) to view system activity and error messages recorded by the terminal. Figure 40: Subscriber Station - Event Log Screen Refer to section 8.5: System Log Messages on page 100 for a complete list of messages.

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