GE MDS SD Series Manuals

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GE MDS SD Series Reference Manual (148 pages)

Secure, Long Range IP/Ethernet & Serial

Brand: GE | Category: Transceiver | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
Environmental Information
6
1 Introduction

9
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  9
- Electronic Manuals
  10
2 Product Description

11
3 Typical Applications

15
- Operating Parameters
  15
4 Installation Planning

20
- Mounting Options
  21
  - Optional DIN Rail Mounting
    22
- Antennas and Feedlines
  22
  - Antennas
    22
  - Feedlines
    23
- DC Power Connection
  24
- Grounding Considerations
  24
- Serial Data Interfaces
  25
  - COM1 (Management) Connections
    25
  - COM2 (Data) Connections
    26
- Ethernet Data Interface (RJ-45)
  28
5 Step-By-Step Installation

29
- Initial Configuration
  30
  - Serial Vs. Telnet Access
    30
  - Connecting a PC & Setting Basic Parameters
    30
- Initial Startup & Checkout
  34
  - Ethernet Connector Leds
    34
- Optimizing the Radio Network
  35
  - Antenna SWR Check
    35
  - Inter-Packet Gap Settings
    35
  - Baud Rate Setting
    35
  - Modem Type Setting
    35
  - Ethernet Settings
    36
6 Managing the Transceiver

37
- Menu Access
  37
- Menu Structure
  38
- Menu Navigation
  38
- Logging out of the Menu System
  38
- Task-Oriented Menu Chart
  40
- Using the Menu System-Common Tasks
  44
  - Viewing Status and Performance Information
    44
- View/Set Radio (RF) Operating Parameters
  50
  - RF Output Power Setting
    50
  - Modem Type Setting
    50
  - RX and TX Frequencies
    51
  - Soft-Carrier Dekey Setting
    52
  - RX and TX Time-Out Settings
    52
  - Datakey Setting
    54
  - Rtskey Setting
    54
  - Push-To-Talk Delay
    54
  - Clear-To-Send Delay
    54
  - Switched Carrier Setting (B Modems Only)
    55
  - Listen before Transmit (LBT) Feature
    55
  - View Received Signal Strength (RSSI)
    57
- View/Set Device Configuration
  58
- Security Settings
  66
  - Setting a Password
    66
  - Setting the AES Wireless Security Parameters
    67
  - Menu
    68
- Ethernet Configuration
  70
- Serial Configuration
  79
  - Configuring COM1 Settings
    80
  - Configuring COM2 Settings
    81
- Maintenance & Diagnostic Tests
  83
  - Managing Configuration Files
    83
  - Performing Remote Management
    86
  - Performing Radio Tests
    87
  - Reprogramming the Transceiver
    91
  - Remote Reprogramming
    93
  - Conducting a PING Test
    94
  - Conducting a Linktest
    94
  - Viewing Enabled Features
    95
  - Viewing Active Alarms/Events
    96
  - Configuring the Alarm Signal
    96
  - Viewing I/O Statistics
    98
7 Troubleshooting

100
- LED Indicators
  102
- Event Codes
  102
  - Checking for Alarms
    102
  - Major Alarms Vs. Minor Alarms
    103
  - Status and Informational Events
    103
  - Event Code Definitions
    103
8 Technical Reference

105
- Performing Network-Wide Remote Diagnostics
  105
- Upgrading the Radio's Firmware (Local Method)
  106
  - Upgrading Firmware Via TFTP (LAN Port)
    107
  - Upgrading Firmware (Via Serial Port)
    111
- Over-The-Air Firmware Upgrades
  111
  - Intrusive Vs. Passive (Non-Intrusive) Mode
    111
  - OTA Reprogramming Overview
    113
  - Cancelling OTA Reprogramming
    113
  - Error Conditions/Recovery
    114
  - Execution and Menu Examples
    114
- COM1 Operating Modes
  116
  - Options
    116
  - Changing COM1 Modes
    116
- Implementing Sleep Mode
  118
- User-Programmable I/O Functions
  119
- Technical Specifications
  119
9 Glossary of Terms & Abbreviations

121
- Dbm-Watts-Volts Conversion Chart
  126
  - Entering Commands
    128
  - Detailed Command Descriptions
    130
  - Technical Assistance
    147

GE MDS SD Series Technical Manual (102 pages)

Secure, Long Range IP/Ethernet & Serial

Brand: GE | Category: Radio Modems | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

9
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  9
2 Product Description

11
- Front Panel Connectors and Indicators
  11
- Key Product Features
  12
  - Media Access Control (MAC)
    12
    
    Coordination of Channel Access
    12
    
    Data Validation
    13
- Model Offerings
  13
  - Model Number Codes
    13
- Operating Modes and Applicable Manuals
  13
  - X710 Mode (Different Manual Required)
    13
- Accessories and Spares
  14
  - Protected Network Station
    15
  - Dual Protected Configuration
    16
3 Typical Applications

17
- Operating Parameters
  17
- Example Systems
  18
  - Multiple Address Systems (MAS)
    18
  - Point-To-Point System
    18
  - Ip/Ethernet Polling
    19
  - Port Sharing with Multiple Hosts
    20
  - Report-By-Exception
    21
  - IP Polling of Serial Remotes
    21
  - Serial Remotes with Two Serial Ports
    22
4 Installation Planning

24
- Mounting Options
  24
  - Optional DIN Rail Mounting
    25
- Antennas and Feedlines
  26
  - Antennas
    26
  - Feedlines
    26
- DC Power Connection
  27
- Grounding Considerations
  28
- Ethernet Data Interface (RJ-45)
  28
- Serial Data Interfaces
  29
  - COM1 (Serial) Connection
    30
  - COM2 (Data) Connections
    31
    
    Pin Descriptions-RS-232 and RS-422/485 Mode
    31
5 Step-By-Step Installation

33
- Initial Configuration
  34
  - Web-Based Management
    34
  - Alternative Management Methods
    35
  - Web Browser Connection
    35
    
    Logging on
    35
    
    Using the Basic Setup Wizard
    36
    
    Using the Remote Management Wizard
    37
    
    Getting an Overview of Radio Settings
    37
- Initial Startup & Checkout
  37
  - Ethernet Connector Leds
    38
- Optimizing the Radio Network
  38
  - Modem Type Setting
    38
  - Inter-Packet Gap Settings
    39
  - Baud Rate Setting
    39
  - Ethernet Settings
    39
  - Antenna SWR Check
    40
6 Using the Device Manager

41
- Navigating the Screens
  41
  - Overview Screen
    42
    
    Printout Option
    42
    
    Logging out
    42
- Management Tasks
  43
- Configuration Screens
  47
  - Radio
    47
    
    Basic Settings
    47
    
    Device Settings
    49
    
    Packet Settings
    50
    
    Media Access Control
    51
    
    Diagnostic Settings
    52
    
    Advanced Settings
    53
  - Features
    55
    
    Bridge Configuration
    55
    
    Listen before Transmit (LBT) Settings
    55
    
    IP Payload Configuration (1/2/3)
    57
    
    Multihost Settings Use Only if Operating in Packet Mode Without MAC)
    57
  - Communications Ports
    58
    
    COM1 Port Settings
    58
    
    COM2 Port Settings
    58
    
    IP Configuration
    59
  - Security
    60
    
    Device Security
    60
    
    Wireless Security
    61
    
    Login Password
    61
    
    Encryption Phrase
    62
- Maintenance & Status Screen
  62
  - Event Log
    63
  - Alarm Summary
    63
    
    All Alarms / Events
    63
    
    Alarm Signal Configuration
    64
  - Performance
    65
    
    Radio Performance
    65
    
    I/O Statistics
    65
    
    Ethernet Statistics
    66
  - Radio Test
    66
    
    RTU Simulator
    66
    
    Link Test
    67
    
    Ping Test
    68
    
    RF Keying Test
    68
    
    Spectrum Graph
    68
  - Firmware Utilities
    70
    
    Version Information
    70
    
    Web Reprogramming
    70
    
    TFTP Reprogramming
    71
    
    Remote Reprogramming
    72
    
    Verify Image
    73
    
    Copy Image
    73
    
    Device Reboot
    74
    
    Authorization Codes
    74
  - Configuration Files
    75
    
    Dump/Load Configuration File
    75
    
    TFTP Configuration File
    75
    
    Save/Restore Configuration
    76
7 Troubleshooting

77
- LED Indicators
  79
- Checking for Alarms/Events
  79
- Operating Constraints
  82
8 Technical Reference

83
- Performing Network-Wide Remote Diagnostics
  83
  - Setting up Diagnostics
    84
- Over-The-Air Firmware Upgrades
  84
  - Intrusive Vs. Passive (Non-Intrusive) Mode
    85
  - OTA Reprogramming Overview
    86
  - Cancelling OTA Reprogramming
    87
  - Error Conditions/Recovery
    87
  - Execution and Screen Examples
    87
    
    User Data Explanations
    87
    
    User Command Explanations
    87
    
    Screen Example
    87
- COM1 Operating Modes
  88
  - Changing COM1 Modes
    88
- Implementing Sleep Mode
  89
  - How Sleep Mode Works
    89

GE MDS SD Series Technical Manual (124 pages)

Secure, Long Range IP/Ethernet & Serial

Brand: GE | Category: Transceiver | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

9
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  9
- New Features in this Release
  10
2 Product Description

11
- Front Panel Connectors and Indicators
  11
- Key Product Features
  12
  - Media Access Control (MAC)
    12
  - VLAN Capability
    13
  - Terminal Server Capability
    13
  - Store and Forward Capability
    13
  - Peer-To-Peer Capability
    14
  - Frequency Re-Use (System ID)
    14
- SD Model Offerings
  14
- Operating Modes and Applicable Manuals
  14
- Accessories and Spares
  16
  - Protected Network Station
    16
  - Dual Protected Configurations
    17
3 Typical Applications

19
- Operating Parameters
  19
- Example Systems
  20
4 Installation Planning

26
- Chassis Dimensions
  27
- Mounting Bracket Options
  27
  - Optional DIN Rail Mounting
    28
- Antennas and Feedlines
  28
  - Antennas
    28
  - Feedlines
    29
- DC Power Connection
  30
- Grounding Considerations
  30
- Ethernet Data Interface (RJ-45)
  31
- Serial Data Interfaces
  32
  - COM1 (Serial) Connection
    32
  - COM2 (Data) Connections
    33
5 Step-By-Step Installation

36
- Initial Configuration
  37
  - Web-Based Management
    37
  - Web Browser Connection
    38
  - Alternative Management Methods
    40
- Initial Startup & Checkout
  41
  - Ethernet Connector Leds
    41
- Optimizing the Radio Network
  42
  - Modem Type Setting
    42
  - Inter-Packet Gap Settings
    42
  - Baud Rate Setting
    42
  - Ethernet Settings
    43
  - Antenna SWR Check
    43
6 Using the Device Manager

44
- Navigating the Screens
  44
  - Overview Screen
    45
- Management Tasks
  46
- Configuration Screens
  51
  - Radio
    51
  - Store and Forward Operation
    57
  - Features
    63
  - Understanding the Use of Virtual Radio Channels (Vrcs)
    68
  - Using the Terminal Server-Typical Example
    71
  - Communications Ports
    75
  - Security
    78
- Maintenance & Status Screen
  81
  - Event Log
    81
  - Alarm Summary
    82
  - Performance
    83
  - Firmware Utilities
    89
  - Configuration Files
    93
7 Troubleshooting

95
- LED Indicators
  97
- Checking for Alarms/Events
  97
- Operating Constraints
  99
8 Technical Reference

101
- Performing Network-Wide Remote Diagnostics
  101
  - Setting up Diagnostics
    102
- Over-The-Air Firmware Upgrades
  102
- COM1 Operating Modes
  107
  - Changing COM1 Modes
    107
- Implementing Sleep Mode
  107
- Technical Specifications
  111
- Dbm-Watts-Volts Conversion Chart
  113
9 Glossary of Terms & Abbreviations

114

GE MDS SD Series Technical Manual (116 pages)

Secure, Long Range IP/Ethernet & Serial wireless transceiver

Brand: GE | Category: Transceiver | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

11
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  11
- New Features in this Release
  12
2 Product Description

13
- Front Panel Connectors and Indicators
  13
- Key Product Features
  13
  - Media Access Control (MAC)
    14
  - VLAN Capability
    15
  - Terminal Server Capability
    15
  - Store and Forward Capability
    15
  - Peer-To-Peer Capability
    15
  - Tail End Network Capability
    15
  - Frequency Re-Use (System ID)
    15
- SD Model Offerings
  16
- Operating Modes and Applicable Manuals
  16
- Accessories and Spares
  17
  - Protected Network Station
    18
- MDS™ Master Station Compatibility
  18
3 Typical Applications

19
- Operating Parameters
  19
- Example Systems
  20
4 Installation Planning

26
- Chassis Dimensions
  26
- Mounting Bracket Options
  27
  - Optional DIN Rail Mounting
    27
- Antennas and Feedlines
  28
  - Antennas
    28
- Feedlines
  
  28
  - DC Power Connection
    29
  - Ethernet Data Interface (RJ-45)
    30
  - Grounding Considerations
    30
  - Serial Data Interfaces
    31
    
    COM1 (Serial) Connection
    31
    
    COM2 (Data) Connections
    32
5 Step-By-Step Installation

35
- Initial Configuration
  35
  - Web-Based Management
    36
  - Web Browser Connection
    36
  - Alternative Management Methods
    39
- Initial Startup & Checkout
  39
  - Ethernet Connector Leds
    40
- Optimizing the Radio Network
  40
  - Modem Type Setting
    40
  - Inter-Packet Gap Settings
    40
  - Baud Rate Setting
    40
  - Ethernet Settings
    41
  - Antenna SWR Check
    41
6 Using the Device Manager

42
- Navigating the Screens
  42
  - Overview Screen
    43
- Management Tasks
  44
- Configuration Screens
  49
  - Radio
    50
  - Media Access Control
    55
  - Store and Forward Operation
    55
  - Features
    60
  - Understanding the Use of Virtual Radio Channels (Vrcs)
    65
  - Using the Terminal Server - Typical Example
    67
  - Communications Ports
    72
  - Security
    76
- Maintenance & Status Screens
  78
  - Event Log
    79
  - Alarm Summary
    79
  - Performance
    81
  - Firmware Utilities
    87
  - Configuration Files
    91
7 Troubleshooting

93
- LED Indicators
  94
- Checking for Alarms/Events
  95
- Operating Constraints
  97
8 Technical Reference

99
- Performing Network-Wide Remote Diagnostics
  99
  - Setting up Diagnostics
    100
- Over-The-Air Firmware Upgrades
  100
- COM1 Operating Modes
  104
  - Changing COM1 Modes
    104
- Implementing Sleep Mode
  105
- Technical Specifications
  106
- Dbm-Watts-Volts Conversion Chart
  108
9 Glossary of Terms & Abbreviations

109

GE MDS SD Series Reference Manual (76 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Radio Modems | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
3
RF Safety Notice (English and French)
6
FCC Part 15 Notice
6
Industry Canada Notice
6
Introduction
11
Conventions Used in this Manual
11
Electronic Manuals
12
Product Description
13
Front Panel Connectors and Indicators
13
Key Product Features
14
Model Offerings
14
Operating Modes and Applicable Manuals
15
Accessories and Spares
16
Applications
16
Point-To-Multipoint, Multiple Address Systems (MAS)
16
Point-To-Point System
17
Continuously-Keyed Versus Switched-Carrier Operation
18
Single-Frequency (Simplex) Operation
18
Installation Planning
18
Typical Installation
18
Mounting Options
19
Optional DIN Rail Mounting
20
Antennas and Feedlines
21
Feedlines
21
DC Power Connection
22
Grounding Considerations
23
COM1 (Management) Connections
23
COM1 in Analog Operation
24
COM2 (Data) Connections
25
Ethernet Interface (RJ-45)
27
Step-By-Step Installation
28
Initial Startup & Checkout
29
Initial Software Configuration
29
Serial Vs. Telnet Access, and the Device Manager
30
Connecting a PC & Setting Basic Parameters
30
Transceiver Management
31
Software Commands
31
Entering Commands
31
Detailed Command Descriptions
34
Alarm
35
Amask [0000 0000-Ffff Ffff]
35
Asense [Hi, Lo]
35
Audio [On, Off]
36
BAUD [XXXXX Abc]
36
Bin [Data, Clear]
36
Boot
36
Buff [On, Off]
36
Ckey [On-Off]
37
Cts [0-255]
37
Ctshold [0-60000]
37
Datakey [On, Off]
38
Dev
38
Device [Dce, Cts Key]
38
Dkey
38
DLINK [On/Off/XXXX]
38
Dtype [Node/Root]
39
Dump
39
Emp [On/Off]
39
Ethaddr
39
FORCEALARM [ON or OFF]
39
FORCEDCD [ON or OFF]
39
Help
39
Init
40
INIT [Sdx]
40
Init [P-20]
40
Ipconfig
41
Key
41
Menu
41
Model1
41
Model2
41
MODEM [XXXX]
41
Owm [XXX
43
Own [XXX
43
Port [Rs232, Rs485]
44
Ptt [0-255]
44
Pttsig [Off, Low, Hi]
44
Pwr [20-37]
44
Restoreconfig
44
Restoredefaults
44
Rmode [X710, Transparent, Packet, Cmac, Help]
44
Rssi
44
Rtskey [On, Off]
45
Rtu [On/Off/0-80]
45
RX [XXX.XXXX]
45
RXATTN [ON or OFF]
45
RXLEVEL [-20 to 0]
45
RXTOL [NORMAL or CUSTOM]
46
Rxtot [None, 1-1440]
46
Saveconfig
46
Scd [0-255]
46
Ser
46
Show [DC, Pwr]
46
Snr
46
SPECTRUM [XXX.XX]
47
Squelch [Auto, Bypassed]
47
Srev
47
Stat
48
Swc [On, Off]
48
Tftp
48
Temp
48
Tot [1-255, On, Off]
49
TX [XXX.XXXX]
49
TXLEVEL [-20 to 0, AUTO]
49
Unit [10000
49
Uptime
49
Version
49
Troubleshooting
50
LED Indicators
50
Event Codes
50
Checking for Alarms-STAT Command
50
Major Alarms Vs. Minor Alarms
51
Event Code Definitions
51
Technical Reference
53
Technical Specifications
53
Performing Network-Wide Remote Diagnostics
55
User-Programmable I/O Functions - Pending
56
Analog Operation of the Transceiver
56
Physical Interface
57
Operational Characteristics
57
Upgrading the Radio's Firmware
58
Web Method
59
TFTP Method
60
Serial Transfer Method
62
Error Messages During File Transfers
64
Dbm-Watts-Volts Conversion Chart
65
Glossary of Terms
66

GE MDS SD Series Quick Start Manual (4 pages)

transceiver MDS SD Series

Brand: GE | Category: Transceiver | Size: 0 MB

Installation Steps
1
1.0 Introduction
1
1.1 about this Guide
1
1.1.1 X710 Mode—Different Manuals Required
1
2.0 Installation
1
2.1.1 Software Configuration
2
Event Codes
3
2.2 Initial Checkout
3
2.2.1 LED Functions
3
2.2.2 Antenna SWR Check
3
2.2.3 RSSI Check (for Remotes)
3
3.0 Troubleshooting
3
3.1 Leds
3
3.2.1 Types of Alarms
3
3.3 Built-In Spectrum Analyzer
3
4.0 Com1/Com2 Reference
3
Menu System
4
4.2 COM2 Connections
4
4.2.1 Pin Descriptions—Rs-232 Mode
4

GE MDS SD Series Setup Manual (4 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 0 MB

GE MDS SD Series Quick Start Manual (4 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Transceiver | Size: 0 MB

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Product Description

3 Typical Applications

4 Installation Planning

5 Step-By-Step Installation

6 Managing the Transceiver

7 Troubleshooting

8 Technical Reference

9 Glossary of Terms & Abbreviations

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Product Description

3 Typical Applications

4 Installation Planning

5 Step-By-Step Installation

6 Using the Device Manager

7 Troubleshooting

8 Technical Reference

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2 Product Description

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5 Step-By-Step Installation

6 Using the Device Manager

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8 Technical Reference

9 Glossary of Terms & Abbreviations

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2 Product Description

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