Need help?Do you have a question about the Microwave Data Systems MDS 9810 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Brand | Microwave Data Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | MDS 9810 |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Steps for installing and connecting the antenna system to the radio.
Steps for connecting data equipment to the radio's interface connector.
Guide to setting basic radio configuration using a Hand-Held Terminal (HHT).
Explains the advantages of spread spectrum radios over traditional systems.
Provides an overview of common applications for the transceiver.
Outlines the three main requirements for installing the radio.
Guidance on choosing optimal sites for master and remote stations.
Discusses how terrain and signal strength affect radio transmission.
Discusses factors affecting radio interference and mitigation.
Guidance on choosing antennas and feedlines for optimal performance.
Discusses coaxial cable types and their signal loss characteristics.
Explains how to calculate allowable RF output power.
Provides basic steps for mounting and installing the transceiver unit.
Details configuration for peer-to-peer systems.
Explains how to establish a tail-end link system.
Details the traditional method of setting up a repeater station.
Details the alternative method using a single transceiver as a repeater.
Explains how to use the radio's sleep mode to reduce power consumption.
Steps for initial operation and observing LED indicators.
Suggestions for optimizing radio performance.
How to accurately aim directional antennas for best signal.
Discusses data buffer settings and their impact on latency.
Basic instructions for connecting and starting up the HHT.
Instructions for setting up and re-initializing the HHT.
Explains how to enter commands and lists common error messages.
Lists common HHT error messages and their probable causes.
Provides detailed explanations of essential transceiver commands.
Command to set or display the radio's network address.
Command to set or display data interface port communication attributes.
Command to set or display the radio's device behavior.
Command to set or display the radio's operating mode (Master, Remote).
Command to set or display the hop time setting.
Command to display the radio's Received Signal Strength Indication.
Command to display or set the RF forward output power.
Command to set or display the radio's mode of operation (simplex/half-duplex).
Command to set up the transceiver for testing antenna SWR or transmitter power.
Command to display active port, DC voltage, or measured RF power.
Command to set or display frequency zones to skip.
Command to select or display time division duplex status.
Command to display the signal-to-noise ratio of the received signal.
Command to check alarm status.
Command to access zone data for transmission quality information.
Explains the function of each status LED for troubleshooting.
Details how to read and interpret alarm codes from the radio.
Differentiates between major and minor alarms and their implications.
Explains how to obtain diagnostics data from remote radios.
Provides suggestions for resolving common system difficulties.
Lists the general technical specifications of the MDS 9810 transceiver.
Details data interface, connector, rate, and latency specifications.
Lists the transmitter and receiver RF characteristics.
Describes how to measure RSSI using a DC voltmeter.
Explains the data interface connector and its pin functions.
Illustrates the pins of the DB-25 data interface connector.
Details a sample test setup for verifying basic radio operation.
Explains how to use radio configuration software for upgrades and configuration.
Instructions on connecting a PC to the radio's diagnostic port.
Shows an adapter cable for connecting a PC to the radio for software upgrades.
Provides a conversion chart for dBm, watts, and volts.
Defines antenna system gain.
Defines the spread spectrum technique used by the transceiver.
Defines the delay between applying data and receiving it.
Defines Multiple Address System.
Defines the radio providing synchronization information.
Defines Standing Wave Ratio.
Details on obtaining technical support from MDS.
Details on returning equipment for factory repair.
Phone number for product assistance.
Email address for product support.
Website for product information and support.
To Next Page
