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Lists and explains the main features of the SD Transceiver, including MAC, encryption, and interface options.
Describes common system arrangements like MAS and Point-to-Point for the SD transceiver.
Specifies the DC power requirements and connection procedures for the transceiver.
Describes the Ethernet port, its pinout, and its role in management and data transport.
Details the COM1 and COM2 serial interface ports for management and payload data, including pin functions.
Describes the COM2 port for connecting external DTE devices and its support for RS-232 or RS-485.
Guides users through the initial setup of the radio for first on-air operation.
Explains how to use the Basic Setup Wizard for essential radio settings during initial configuration.
Provides checks and settings to optimize radio system operation, referencing the Device Manager.
Covers setting passwords, device security, and wireless security parameters for access control.
Details IP settings and Ethernet bridging configuration for the radio's network connection.
Introduces the Configuration screens for RF parameters, modem selection, packet settings, and advanced settings.
Focuses on the Radio configuration section, including basic RF and modem settings.
Explains settings for the COM2 port, including mode, baud rate, data format, and buffer options.
Describes Media Access Control settings, including Device Type, Retry Count, and Time-to-Live.
Covers IP settings for the data stream, including current IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP options.
Details local security settings, Telnet access, and web access for managing the transceiver.
Covers payload encryption and Dlink security settings for network-wide diagnostic data.
Explains setting and changing the administrator password for secure access.
Details setting an encryption phrase required for secure communication when encryption is enabled.
Introduces the Maintenance & Status screen for testing and routine management tasks.
Provides a listing of all events and alarms since power-up, including major/minor alarms and status conditions.
Covers performance monitoring, including radio performance, I/O statistics, and Ethernet statistics.
Introduces radio test functions for testing RF performance, including transmitter activation and spectrum analysis.
Provides access to utilities for managing firmware, including version information and reprogramming.
Details facilities for reprogramming key settings of other radios in the network via the Remote Reprogramming screen.
Introduces utilities for dumping and loading configuration files to ease parameter programming.
Allows saving or restoring radio configuration files for troubleshooting and reverting to known good states.
Guides on obtaining diagnostic data from remote radios using PC software.
Explains the process of over-the-air firmware upgrades, designating Root and Nodes for the operation.
Compares intrusive and passive modes for firmware transmission, detailing time requirements and usage.
Explains the process of over-the-air firmware upgrades, designating Root and Nodes for the operation.
Describes Sleep Mode for low power hibernation and how it's controlled via Device Settings and COM2 port.
Covers general, receiver, transmitter, data, power, environmental, and interface specifications.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | MDS SD9 |
| Category | Radio Modems |
| Language | English |
