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General| Modulation | FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum) |
|---|---|
| Data Rate | 115.2 kbps |
| Power Output | Up to 1 Watt (30 dBm) |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +75°C |
| Frequency Range | 902-928 MHz |
| Range | Up to 60 miles with clear line of sight |
| Input Voltage | +9 to +30 VDC |
| Interface | RS232, RS485 |
| Sensitivity | -108 dBm |
Introduces the physical components of the FGR2-PE transceiver, including ports and LEDs.
Provides guidance on optimal placement of transceivers for reliable communication link performance.
Discusses the differences and suitability of Point-to-Point versus Point-to-MultiPoint network configurations.
Explains the status indicated by LEDs for Point-to-MultiPoint network configurations.
Outlines the fundamental steps required to configure and program FreeWave Plus-style transceivers.
Explains methods for finding and configuring the IP address of the transceiver for network access.
Guides users on how to access the transceiver's web interface for settings configuration.
Provides a step-by-step guide for upgrading transceiver firmware using a TFTP server.
Details how to assign and manage unique IP addresses for transceivers within the network.
Explains the function and configuration of the default gateway IP address for network routing.
Describes how to configure VLAN settings, determining if and how VLANs are used for data traffic.
Designates the transceiver's communication mode and network type (e.g., Gateway, Endpoint).
Defines a numerical ID for establishing MultiPoint networks without using the Call Book feature.
Sets the maximum and minimum data packet sizes, impacting network throughput and latency.
Designates the communication method FreeWave transceivers use, such as Gateway-to-Endpoint.
Encrypts data transmitted over the network to enhance security and protect sensitive information.
Enables RADIUS authentication for Endpoints and Repeaters, controlling network access via a central server.
Limits network communication to devices with specific MAC addresses, enhancing Ethernet port security.
Provides information on SNMP parameters for monitoring transceiver conditions and network management.
Configures trap settings, including fault time and IP addresses for fault condition monitoring.
Sets a threshold for signal level, triggering an SNMP trap if the signal drops below this value.
Lists various statistics displayed on the Status page for monitoring transceiver performance.
Displays the level of background noise and interference affecting the transceiver's RF link.
Indicates the percentage of successfully received packets, crucial for assessing link quality.
Details the operational capabilities and limitations of RS422 and RS485 serial communication.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the FGR2-PE transceiver, including performance and physical characteristics.
Lists the default configuration parameters for the transceiver as shipped from the factory.
Details the additions, updates, and known limitations for firmware version 2.22.
Outlines the changes and known limitations introduced in firmware version 2.21.
Guides users through the installation and initial setup of the FreeWave TFTP Server software.
Explains the functions of the various buttons and controls within the TFTP Server application window.
Details how to modify transceiver IP addresses, network masks, and other basic settings via the Discovery Server.
Explains how to launch the transceiver's web interface directly from the Discovery Server application.
Guides users on how to retrieve and view diagnostic data for transceivers within the Discovery Server.
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing the computer's IP address in Windows XP.
Offers detailed steps for modifying the computer's IP address when using the Windows 7 operating system.
Provides a comprehensive list and description of objects within the MIB file for SNMP management.
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