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Menus and Parameters
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BreezeACCESS Version 4.5 System Manual
Modulation (HDM) mode. The HDM mode enables flexible selection
of the frequencies and supports auto learning of the parameters in
the SUs.
Using Hopping Set and Hopping Sequence (Shift)
! Hopping Sequence (Shift) – When HDM is not used, it displays the
Hopping Sequence of the unit. A hopping sequence is a pre-defined
series of channels (frequencies) that are used in a specific,
pseudo-random order as defined in the sequence. The unit “hops”
from frequency to frequency according to the selected sequence.
When more than one AU is co-located in the same area, it is
recommended to assign different hopping sequences to each AU.
Hopping Sequences are grouped in three hopping sets (see Hopping
Set parameter below). When setting up multiple AUs in the same
site, always choose hopping sequences from the same Hopping Set
to reduce the possibility of collisions on the wireless media. This
parameter is only set in the AU. All the SUs learn it from the AU
during the association process.
The valid values depend on the applicable hopping standard (see
Table 2-3‚ page 2-40
).
The default value is 1.
! Hopping Set –Displays the selected hopping set. Each hopping
standard has 3 hopping sets. The Hopping Set selected in this
screen determines which hopping sequences are available in the
Hopping Sequence screen. Always use the same hopping set per site
(with different hopping sequences) to minimize the possibility of
collisions on the wireless media. This parameter is set only in the
AU. All the associated SUs learn its value from the AU during the
association process.
Valid values are from 1 to 3.
The default value is 1.
NOTE:
HDM Mode is not certified for use by SU-R units.
- BreezeACCESS II 1
- System Manual 1
- Trade Names 3
- Statement of Conditions 3
- Warranties; Disclaimers 3
- Limitation Of Liability 4
- Electronic Emission Notice 4
- FCC Radiation Hazard Warning 4
- Important Notice 5
- Table of Contents 7
- System Manual Book 2: 8
- System Manual Book 3: 10
- Commissioning 10
- Manual Revision 1.0 11
- System Manual Book 4: 12
- Operations and Administration 12
- System Manual: Appendices 13
- Introduction 17
- Introducing BreezeACCESS 18
- Components 19
- Subscriber Units (Customer 20
- Premises Equipment) 20
- System Components 21
- Data-only Units: 23
- Data and Voice Units: 23
- Base Station Equipment 24
- GU-A-BS GPS and Alarms System 26
- Access Unit 28
- Networking Equipment 30
- Management Systems 30
- BreezeCONFIG 31
- Specifications 33
- System Specifications 34
- Standards 35
- Data Communication 35
- Configuration and Management 37
- GU-RA GPS Radio 37
- GU-RA to BS-GU Communication 37
- Environmental 38
- Standards Compliance, General 38
- Physical Specifications 39
- Connectors 40
- Electrical 40
- Mechanical 40
- SU-I/I-D 43
- AU-I/I-D 44
- SU-R Subscriber Units 45
- IF-Based 49
- Equipment 49
- Packing Lists 50
- Other Items Required for 51
- Installation 51
- Guidelines for Selection of 53
- Equipment Locations 53
- IF Cable 54
- Indoor Equipment 54
- Installing the Outdoor Unit 55
- Table 1-5: AU-RA/RE LEDs 56
- IF Based Equipment 57
- Connecting the Antenna Cable 60
- (SU-RE and AU-RE) 60
- Indoor Unit 61
- Installing Modular Base 63
- Station Equipment 63
- The BS-PS 64
- The BS-PS-AC 65
- The BS-AU 66
- BS-SH Chassis and Modules 67
- Installation Procedure 67
- Installing the GU-A-BS GPS 69
- Table 1-10: BS-GU Connectors 70
- Figure 1-14: GPS Installation 71
- Installing the BS-GU module 72
- SU-R Units 73
- Installation Guidelines 75
- Antenna Diversity 76
- Antenna Polarization 76
- Antenna Seal 76
- Lightning Protection 76
- Installing SU-R Indoor Units 77
- Connecting the Omni Antennas 78
- Supply and to the CPE 78
- Indoor SU-R Units 79
- SU-I and AU-I Units 81
- Indoor SU-I and AU-I Units 83
- Connectors and LEDs 87
- Table 3-2: SU-I LEDs 88
- Table 3-3: AU-I LEDs 89
- Wall Mounting the Unit 90
- Basic Parameters 95
- Configuration option 97
- Operating the Monitor Program 98
- Configuring Basic Parameters 99
- Manual Revision: 1.0 100
- Configuring Parameters in 101
- GU-A-BS Units 101
- Chapter 2 103
- Optimizing 103
- Configuring the Maximum 104
- Data Rate (Subscriber Units) 104
- Aligning the Antenna of the 105
- SU-A/E Subscriber Unit 105
- Configuring the Transmit 106
- Power of the AU-RE 106
- Optimizing the Wireless Link 107
- Positioning the SU-I or SU-R 108
- Subscriber Unit with Omni 108
- Antennas for Optimal 108
- Operation 108
- Chapter 3 111
- BS-GU Connectors 111
- Connecting External Devices 112
- OUT Connectors 112
- Alarms Out Cable 113
- GPS Cable 113
- SYNC Cable 115
- Chapter 4 117
- Verifying 117
- Proper Operation 117
- Verifying Connectivity 118
- GU-A-BS GPS Unit 119
- LED Indicators 120
- BS-PS DC Power Supply Module 121
- BS-AU LEDs 122
- BS-GU LEDs 122
- SU-R LEDs 123
- SU-I/SU-I-D LEDs 123
- AU-I/AU-I-D LEDs 124
- Chapter 1 127
- Accessing the 127
- Monitor Program 127
- Accessing the Monitor 128
- Program using the RS 232 128
- MON Connector 128
- Program using Telnet 129
- Operating the Monitor 130
- Main Menu 132
- Info Screens Menu 133
- Show Basic Parameters 135
- Show Advanced Parameters 135
- Show All Parameters 135
- Unit Control Menu 136
- Menus and Parameters 137
- Basic Configuration Menu 144
- VLAN Parameters 145
- Security Parameters 145
- Site Survey Menu 146
- Wireless Link Counters 147
- Support Only) 149
- Ping Test (AU, SU and GU) 150
- (Available in SU Only) 151
- Per-rate Counters (AU and SU) 154
- ATPC Counter (AU and SU) 154
- AU Alarms (IF-based AU Only) 155
- Power Tests 156
- Association Tests 158
- AU Alarms Summary 158
- All Associations Lost Alarm 159
- High CRC Error Rate Alarm 162
- The AU Alarms Menu 164
- Advanced Configuration Menu 167
- ESSID Parameters 184
- Best AU Selection Parameters 185
- Power Control Parameters 188
- -.: Transmit Power Output 190
- (AU, SU and GU) 200
- Port options are available 201
- WARNING: 207
- Other Bridging Parameters 214
- RADIUS Parameters Menu 225
- (Subscriber Units only) 225
- Accounting Parameters Menu 227
- RADIUS Record Structure 228
- Wireless Media Security 231
- Voice Parameters 232
- Protocol Parameters 234
- National Telephony Parameters 240
- Special Features 245
- Line Testing 248
- Hopping Parameters (GU) 251
- Alarm Parameters (GU) 253
- Alarms In Names 254
- Alarms Out Names 254
- Alarms Out Control 255
- Show Alarm Parameters 255
- Appendix A: 259
- Configuration 259
- Download/Upload 259
- Appendix B: 261
- Software Version 261
- Loading Procedure 261
- Loading an Upgrade to a Unit 262
- Appendix B 263
- Appendix D: 267
- RSSI to dBm 267
- Conversion Table 267
- SU-A/E, AU-A/E 267
- SU-R and SU-I 269
- Appendix E: 271
- Parameters List 271
- Unit Control Parameters 271
- Site Survey Parameters 272
- IP Parameters 273
- Air Interface Parameters 274
- Parameter Unit Range Default 275
- Run-Time 275
- Network Management 277
- Parameters 277
- Bridge Parameters 279
- Performance Parameters 281
- Service Parameters 283
- RADIUS Parameters 284
- National Telephony 289
- Special Features Parameters 294
- Hopping Parameters 298
- Alarm Parameters 298
- Appendix F: 299
- Hopping Sequences 299
- Hopping Standards: Canada 301
- US FCC, International 302
- Hopping Standards: France 304
- Hopping Standards: Israel 305
- Hopping Standards: Japan 306
- Hopping Standards: Korea 308
- Hopping Standards: Spain 310
- Manual Revision:1.0 312
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