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GE MDS MDS iNET-II 900 Reference Manual

GE MDS MDS iNET-II 900 Reference Manual (190 pages)

Wireless IP/Ethernet transceivers

Brand: GE MDS | Category: Transceiver | Size: 2.98 MB

Table of Contents

Basic Configuration Defaults
2
Table of Contents
3
Troubleshooting
6
Planning a Radio Network
7
Technical Reference
7
Product Overview and Applications

11
Embedded Management System

29
- Introduction
  33
  - Differences in the User Interfaces
    33
- Accessing the Menu System
  35
- Basic Device Information
  42
  - Starting Information Screen
    42
  - Main Menu
    44
  - Configuring Basic Device Parameters
    45
    
    Device Information
    45
    
    Device Names Menu
    46
- Configuring Network Parameters
  47
- Radio Configuration
  61
  - Radio Configuration Menu
    61
  - Channel Config Menu
    64
  - Skip Zones Menu
    65
  - Auto Data Rate Configuration Menu
    66
  - Mobility Configuration Menu
    68
    
    Additional Considerations for Mobile Operation
    69
    
    At Every Mobile (Remote) Radio
    69
    
    At Every AP Radio
    70
- Configuring the Serial Ports
  70
  - Overview
    70
    
    Com1 Port-Dual Purpose Capability
    71
    
    Serial Encapsulation
    71
    
    TCP Vs. UDP
    71
    
    TCP Client Vs. TCP Server
    72
    
    UDP Multicast
    72
    
    Data Buffering
    73
    
    Implementing Configuration Changes
    73
    
    Ppp
    73
    
    Serial Configuration Wizard
    73
  - Serial Data Port Configuration Menu
    73
  - Configuring for UDP Mode
    74
  - Configuring for TCP Mode
    78
  - Configuring for PPP Mode
    80
  - IP-To-Serial Application Example
    81
  - Point-To-Multipoint IP-To-Serial Application Example
    82
  - Point-To-Point Serial-To-Serial Application Example
    84
  - Combined Serial and IP Application Example
    85
    
    Operation and Data Flow
    85
  - Virtual LAN in Inet-II and Inet
    87
    
    Configuring for Operation with VLAN
    88
- Cyber Security Configuration
  88
- Performance Verification
  95
  - RSSI by Zone Menu (Remotes Only)
    97
  - Event Log Menu
    98
    
    Time and Date
    98
    
    View Current Alarms
    100
    
    View Event Log
    101
  - Packet Menu
    101
    
    Wireless Packet Statistics
    101
    
    Ethernet Packet Statistics
    102
    
    Packets Received by Zone
    103
  - Wireless Network Status (Remotes Only)
    104
    
    The Transceiver S Association Process
    104
    
    The Wireless Network Status Screen (Remotes Only)
    105
  - Remote Listing Menu (Access Points Only)
    106
  - Endpoint Listing Menu (Access Points Only)
    107
  - Remote Performance Listing Menu (Access Points Only)
    108
  - Serial Data Statistics Menu
    109
- Maintenance
  109
  - Reprogramming Menu
    110
    
    Upgrading the Firmware
    112
    
    Error Messages During File Transfers
    114
  - Configuration Scripts Menu
    115
    
    How Configuration Files Work
    115
    
    Sample of Configuration Script File
    116
    
    Editing Configuration Files
    117
  - Authorization Keys Menu
    118
  - Change the Type of Remote
    118
  - Auto-Upgrade/Remote-Reboot Menu
    118
    
    Firmware Upgrade (with AP Acting as a TFTP Server)
    119
  - Radio Test Menu
    120
  - Ping Utility Menu
    121
  - Reset to Factory Defaults
    121
    
    Password Reset
    121
Troubleshooting

123
- Interpreting the Front Panel Leds
  125
- Troubleshooting Using the Embedded Management System
  126
  - Starting Information Screen
    128
  - Packet Statistics Menu
    129
  - Serial Port Statistics Menu
    129
  - Diagnostic Tools
    130
- Alarm Conditions
  130
- Using Logged Operation Events
  130
- Correcting Alarm Conditions
  131
- Logged Events
  133
Planning a Radio Network

137
- 4 Chapter 4 4 Chapter Counter Reset Paragraph
  
  139
  - Installation Planning
    139
    
    General Requirements
    139
    
    Network
    139
    
    DIN Rail Mounting Option
    141
    
    Site Selection
    141
    
    Antenna & Feedline Selection
    142
    
    Terrain and Signal Strength
    142
    
    How Much Output Power Can be Used
    145
    
    A Word about Radio Interference
    146
    
    Conducting a Site Survey
    146
    
    Notes on Using 28 VDC Power Supplies
    148
  - Radio (Rf) Measurements
    149
    
    Antenna System SWR and Transmitter Power Output
    150
    
    Introduction
    150
    
    Procedure
    150
    
    Antenna Aiming
    151
    
    Introduction
    151
    
    Procedure
    151
  - Dbm-WATTS-VOLTS CONVERSION CHART
    153
  - Performance Notes
    154
    
    Distance-Throughput Relationship
    154
    
    Wireless Bridge
    154
    
    Data Compression
    155
    
    Data Latency TCP Versus UDP Mode
    155
    
    Interference Has a Direct Correlation to Throughput
    155
    
    Packets-Per-Second (PPS)
    155
    
    Station-To-Station Traffic
    155
    
    Maximizing Throughput
    156
    
    Placing an Inet Radio Behind a Firewall
    157
  - Snmpv3 NOTES
    157
    
    Overview
    157
    
    Context Names
    158
    
    Snmpv3 Accounts
    158
    
    Password-Mode Management Changes
    159
Technical Reference

163
- 5 Chapter 5 5 Chapter Counter Reset Paragraph
  
  165
  - Data Interface Connectors
    165
    
    LAN Port
    165
    
    COM1 Port
    166
    
    COM2 Port
    166
  - Fuse Replacement Procedure
    167
  - Technical Specifications
    168
  - Channel Hop Table
    171
Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

175

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