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General| Brand | Proxim |
|---|---|
| Model | Tsunami QB-8150-LNK-5-US |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the manual's content, target audience, and prerequisites for using the Tsunami QuickBridge 8100.
Details the structure of the manual, outlining the content of each chapter from Overview to Troubleshooting.
Introduces the Tsunami QuickBridge 8100 as a wireless point-to-point device for business markets, highlighting key features.
Explains how to set up a wireless point-to-point link using the devices as End Point A and End Point B.
Describes MIMO technology, explaining its benefits for wireless devices and its application in QB-8100 radios.
Details the available interfaces for managing and monitoring the QB-8100 unit: Web, CLI, and SNMP.
Provides a detailed overview of the Tsunami QB-8100 hardware, including its enclosure, mounting options, and connectors.
Lists the items included in the QuickBridge 8100 Series shipment and instructions for unpacking and checking contents.
Guides users through the step-by-step process of installing and mounting the QB-8100 unit, including planning and tool gathering.
Explains how to connect to the device and initialize it, covering IP address assignment methods like ScanTool.
Details how to access and log into the device's web interface using the default IP address and credentials.
Lists the default parameter values for the QB-8100 unit when reset to factory settings.
Explains how to configure country-specific settings, including frequency domains and regulatory rules for bandwidth and frequencies.
Describes the DFS feature, its purpose for radar avoidance, and efficient frequency use in the 5 GHz band.
Details the Transmit Power Control (TPC) feature for adjusting output power to reduce interference or meet regulatory requirements.
Outlines the parameters required to manually configure and link two QB-8100 devices as End Point A and End Point B.
Explains VLANs as logical groupings of network hosts and how QB-8100 supports VLANs, though disabled by default.
Describes the QoS feature based on 802.16 standard for prioritizing traffic and ensuring transmission quality.
Provides access to essential configuration parameters for setting up a QuickBridge Point-to-Point link via the Web interface.
Allows configuration of the QB-8100 as End Point A or B, frequency domain, and network mode (Bridge or Routing).
Details IP settings for Bridge and Router modes, including static and dynamic IP address assignment.
Explains how to configure Ethernet transmission properties like TxMode and Speed for the device's Ethernet interface.
Covers configuration of the QB-8100's proprietary WORP protocol, including End Point A and B settings.
Details how to configure wireless security mechanisms, including creating and managing security profiles.
Explains QoS provisioning from End Point A, covering Packet Identification Rules (PIR), Service Flow Classes (SFC), and QoS Classes.
Describes how to configure VLANs for the device in Bridge mode, including system-related and interface-related parameters.
Explains filtering configurations to control traffic and enhance network security, including Ethernet Protocol and MAC filters.
Details the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server and relay configurations for IP address assignment.
Explains IGMP snooping for managing multicast group memberships and reducing load on multicast routers.
Covers routing configurations like static route tables, NAT, and RIP, essential for network traffic management.
Provides information on system parameters like Up-Time, Description, Name, and Email for device identification.
Details procedures for managing device files, including firmware and configuration upgrades via HTTP and TFTP.
Explains how to configure passwords for management interfaces (HTTP/HTTPS, Telnet/SSH, SNMP) to prevent unauthorized access.
Describes the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) for synchronizing the device's time with network time servers.
Covers controlling management access by specifying allowed IP addresses for network interfaces.
Details how to reset the device to its factory default state, restoring default network configuration values.
Provides detailed information on data exchanged through Ethernet and Wireless interfaces, including operational status and errors.
Displays WORP signal information, data messages, transmission statistics, and registration details for the wireless link.
Covers bridge statistics, including interface details, MAC addresses learned, and aging timers.
Displays network layer information such as routing tables, IP ARP mappings, and ICMP statistics.
Provides information on Radius authentication statistics, visible only on End Point A for primary and backup servers.
Explains IGMP snooping statistics, including multicast IP and MAC addresses and router port information.
Shows DHCP leases, storing information about DHCP clients, lease duration, and MAC addresses.
Details how to view Event Logs and Syslog messages, which track device events and errors for troubleshooting.
Provides access to diagnostic tools like Link Test and Wireless Site Survey for performance monitoring and troubleshooting.
Guides on setting up a Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server for file transfer operations like firmware upgrades.
Details the process of upgrading device firmware using the Web interface via TFTP or HTTP protocols.
Explains how to back up the unit's configuration by retrieving the configuration file via TFTP or HTTP.
Describes how to restore the unit's configuration by downloading a configuration file via TFTP or HTTP.
Covers managing Text Based Configuration files, including generation, editing, and updating the device.
Details how to reset network configuration values to factory defaults using the Web interface.
Explains how to reset the unit to factory default settings if access is lost, using a physical button.
Describes the Forced Reload procedure to erase embedded software and reload firmware, used as a last resort.
Guides on downloading and installing new firmware to the unit using ScanTool in bootloader mode.
Explains how to download new firmware to the unit via CLI from the bootloader using TFTP.
Addresses issues related to the Power over Ethernet injector, including unit not working and no data link.
Covers connectivity problems such as the QB-8100 not booting, Ethernet link issues, and serial link failures.
Discusses problems with wireless communication between units and surge/lightning preventive maintenance.
Addresses common setup and configuration problems like lost passwords, slow response, incorrect IP addresses, and HTTP interface issues.
Explains how the Tsunami QB-8100 is available in SKUs for US and World markets, controlling frequency domains and country rules.
Describes the Boot Loader CLI, a minimal interface for initial configuration when embedded software is not running.
Lists the part numbers for QB-8100 series units and accessories, including model numbers and descriptions.
Details regulatory standards, certifications, and available 5 GHz channels/frequencies by region and country.
Provides specifications for the integrated dual polarized panel antenna, including frequency band and gain.
Outlines radio and transmission specs like modulation method, radio speeds, and over-the-air throughput.
Presents data rates for OFDM modulation across different channel bandwidths and stream configurations.
Specifies the wireless protocol used by the QB-8100 devices, which is WORP (Wireless Outdoor Router Protocol).
Describes the device's interfaces, including Wired Ethernet and the Serial Connector.
Details output power attenuation, tolerance, and calculation for total EIRP based on antenna gain.
Provides receive sensitivity values for various modulation schemes across different channel bandwidths.
Specifies the typical maximum latency for the device, measured under controlled lab conditions.
Describes management access methods, including RS232 serial CLI and remote access via Telnet, SSH, Web GUI, and SNMP.
Details the power supply requirements, including input voltage, power over Ethernet injector specifications, and consumption.
Explains the status indicated by the device's LEDs for Power, Radio Activity, Ethernet Activity, and RJ-11 detection.
Lists key software features including WORP protocol, QoS support, filtering, services, and VLAN capabilities.
Provides details on radio, clock speed, memory, and input power for the QB-8100 hardware.
Outlines the physical dimensions, weight, operating temperature, humidity, and water/dust proof rating.
Provides Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) and warranty information for the product.
Details Proxim Wireless's warranty coverage, duration, and manufacturer's responsibilities for product defects.
Outlines the process for return-to-factory repair or replacement of defective products within the warranty period.
Specifies conditions under which the express warranties do not apply, such as misuse or unauthorized modifications.
Provides information on required product details and resources for obtaining technical support for Proxim products.
Lists available support services, including Proxim eService Web Site access, ticketing, knowledgebase, and ServPak.
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