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General| Data Rate | Up to 54 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Interface | 10/100Base-T Ethernet |
| Channel Bandwidth | 5, 10, 20 MHz |
| Modulation | OFDM |
| Antenna | Integrated or external |
| Operating Range | Up to 30 miles (48 km) |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C (-22°F to +140°F) |
Provides an overview of Tsunami MP-8100, wireless network topologies, and combinations.
Describes the Master Wireless Unit (BSU) and slave wireless units (SUs) in a multipoint link.
Explains MIMO technology for performance gains in wireless devices.
Details the interfaces (Web, CLI, SNMP) for configuring and managing the unit.
Describes the device's wireless radio, antenna connectors, and GigE Power-over-Ethernet.
Lists the items included in the MP-8100 series shipment for verification.
Details the steps for installing and mounting the unit and aligning the antenna.
Explains how to initialize the device, including ScanTool and IP address setup.
Provides instructions on accessing the device's web interface for configuration.
Lists the default parameter values for factory reset configuration.
Configures frequency domain and country-specific regulatory rules for operation.
Enables radar avoidance and efficient frequency use in the 5 GHz band.
Allows adjustment of the unit's output power to reduce interference.
Configures essential parameters for establishing a wireless link between BSU and SU.
Details VLAN support for logical network groupings and traffic management.
Configures QoS for guaranteed transmission quality and traffic prioritization.
Provides a one-place access to minimum configuration parameters for network setup.
Allows configuration of the device as BSU or SU, frequency domain, and network mode.
Configures IP settings based on Bridge or Router mode operation.
Configures Ethernet transmission properties like TxMode and Speed.
Configures WORP protocol properties for BSU and SU modes.
Sets up security mechanisms to secure the wireless link between BSU and SU.
Defines QoS classes, service flows, and packet identification rules for traffic prioritization.
Configures VLAN support for logical network groupings and traffic management.
Prevents bridging of selected protocol traffic between network segments.
Configures the DHCP server to assign IP addresses to network devices.
Sets up static routing tables for directing network traffic.
Displays basic system information for viewing device details and troubleshooting.
Allows firmware/configuration upgrades and retrieval of log/configuration files.
Configures passwords for management interfaces (HTTP/HTTPS, Telnet/SSH, SNMP).
Synchronizes device time with network/Internet time servers.
Controls access to management interfaces from specified hosts.
Resets the device to its factory default state, including network configuration.
Provides detailed information about data exchanged through device interfaces.
Displays signal information, data messages, and transmission statistics for WORP.
Shows bridge statistics, including MAC addresses and interface status.
Displays active network routes, IP ARP mapping, and ICMP statistics.
Shows DHCP client lease information and server status.
Keeps track of events, displays system logs, and temperature logs.
Includes Link Test and Site Survey tools for monitoring and analysis.
Guides on setting up a TFTP server for file transfers.
Instructions for upgrading firmware via TFTP or HTTP.
Details on backing up unit configuration via TFTP or HTTP.
Explains how to restore unit configuration from a backup file.
Resets the device to factory default network configuration values.
Resets the unit to factory defaults when access is lost or password forgotten.
Erases embedded software as a last resort for boot issues.
Guides on downloading firmware using ScanTool in bootloader mode.
Instructions for downloading firmware via CLI from bootloader.
Troubleshooting for Gigabit Ethernet PoE unit not working or having no data link.
Addresses issues related to the unit not booting or Ethernet link not working.
Discusses problems with wireless communication between units and RF path issues.
Covers issues like lost passwords, slow response, and incorrect IP addresses.
Explains the concept of regulatory domains and available frequency domains.
Details available 2.4 GHz channels and frequencies based on region/country.
Details available 5 GHz channels and frequencies based on region/country.
Minimal CLI subset for initial configuration when embedded software is not running.
Utility for device discovery, firmware version check, and IP configuration.
Lists model numbers, accessories, and miscellaneous part numbers.
Details safety standards, regulatory certifications, and frequency channels.
Details modulation methods, radio speeds, and transmission specifications.
Lists receive sensitivity values for different modulation and frequency bands.
Lists key features related to the device's software capabilities.
Details radio, clock speed, memory, input power, and physical dimensions.
Explains the purpose of lightning protection and proper grounding systems.
Details the product warranty period and conditions.
Outlines Proxim's process for repairing or replacing defective products.
Specifies conditions under which the warranty does not apply.
Information required before contacting technical services.
Details on accessing support services via the Proxim eService website.
Contact information and hours for technical support via telephone.
Describes enhanced service support options available through ServPak.
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