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For the Master setting, refer to the MU ID setting in section 3.5: Advanced Screen on
page 24.
Important: If an RDL-2000 is replaced for any reason, the replacement unit must be
programmed with the same link identification number.
Operational Mode: Indicates the current status of the RDL-2000.
Master:
Not Available: The Link Manager is not communicating with the RDL-2000.
Online: The wireless link has not been established with the Slave unit.
Online link-up: The wireless link is operational.
Spectrum Sweep: The sweep function is active (wireless link is offline).
Slave:
Not Available: The Link Manager is not communicating with the RDL-2000.
Online: The wireless link has not been established with the Master unit.
Online link-up: The wireless link is operational.
Scanning: The Slave is scanning frequencies in the RF channel list to locate a
Master with the matching MU ID.
Spectrum Sweep: The sweep function is active (wireless link is offline)
Channel: Indicates the RF channel (frequency) in use.
RF Channel Scan: (Slave only) Lists all available RF channels to be monitored by the
Slave. Click to enable/disable channels for auto scan and DFS operations.
RSSI: Received signal strength indication. This chart is updated in real time and can be
used for fine alignment of the system antennas.
Note: When the connection to an RDL-2000 is closed, the Link Manager continues to
display the last measured RSSI value.
PER: This chart displays the measured PER (Packet Error Rate), calculated after ARQ.
This chart is updated in real time and can be used for fine alignment of the system
antennas. PER on a stable link should indicate 0%.
Note: When the connection to an RDL-2000 is closed, the Link Manager continues to
display the last calculated PER value.
Submit: Click this button to send the current parameter settings on this screen to the
RDL-2000. The RDL-2000 will save these settings in non volatile RAM. All unsaved
changes are discarded when the operator changes to another screen.
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RDL-2000
User Manual
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