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RADWIN
2000
C
Plus
Us
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Manual
Rele
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3.5.70
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
2
Notice
2
RADWIN Worldwide Offices
4
Regulatory Compliance
5
Table of Contents
9
Part 1: Basic Installation
17
Chapter 1: About this User Manual
18
Manual Structure
18
Table 1-1 User Manual - G
18
Terminology
20
Chapter 2: Introduction
22
Welcome to RADWIN 2000 C Plus
22
What's New in Release 3.5.70
22
Key Features of RADWIN 2000 C Plus
22
Components of a RADWIN 2000 C Plus Link
23
Chapter 3: Site Survey
26
Planning the Link Site
26
The Site Survey
26
Stage 1: Preliminary Survey
27
Stage 2: Physical Survey
28
Stage 3: RF Survey
29
RF Planning for Dense Installations and Collocated Sites
29
RF Planning for Dense Installations and Collocated Sites 3
30
Chapter 4: Hardware Installation
31
Overview
31
What's in the Box
32
Odu - Large
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Figure 4-2 G B E P Oedevice
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Figure 4-3 Idu-H
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Figure 4-4 DC Three Pin Power Plug
34
Figure 4-8 External Antennas for Use with Radwin 2000 C Plus
36
Figure 4-11 General Gsu Configuration Using both Ethernet and an Hss Unit
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Figure 4-13 Using an Ethernet Repeater with Lightning Protectors
39
Tools Required for Installation
39
Safety Practices and Provisions
40
Hardware Installation Workflow for a RADWIN 2000 C Plus Link
41
Figure 4-14 Mounted Odu: Mounted to Awall
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Figure 4-15 Mounted Odu: Large Angle to Wall
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Figure 4-16 Mounted Odu: Horizontal Pole
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Figure 4-17 Flat Panel Antenna Mounting Kit Adapter
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Figure 4-18 Flat
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Figure 4-20 Basic Use of Lightning Protectors
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Figure 4-21 Exposing the Tacky Side of the Sealing Tape
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Figure 4-22 Start and End Points for Protective - Taping the Unit
50
Figure 4-23 Protecting the Unit Joints with Vinyl Tape
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Figure 4-24 Mounted and Strapped to the Pole
51
Towards Establishing a Link
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Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager
54
Installing the RADWIN Manager Application
54
Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager 5
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Figure 5-1 Pinging the Base Station
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Figure 5-2 Log - on Window - Default
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Figure 5-3 Log - on Window Using an Ip Address
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Figure 5-4 Extended Log - on Window
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The RADWIN Manager Log-On Concept
58
Figure 5-5 Log on Window Exposing the User Types
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Log-On Errors and Cautions
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Table 5-2 User Types , Default
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Figure 5-6 Unsupported Device Message
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Figure 5-7 Unreachable Device Message
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Figure 5-8 Invalid User Type or Password
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Figure 5-9 Main Window Prior to Link Configuration
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The Initial RADWIN Manager Main Window
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What Comes Next
62
Chapter 6: Link Configuration
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Chapter Contents
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Link Establishment
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Figure 6-1 Main Window Prior to Link Configuration
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Figure 6-2 Main Window : Link Master Odu Ready for Activation
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Figure 6-3 Main Window : Master Odu Activated , Slave Odu Ready for Registration
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Figure 6-4 Main Window : Link Master Odu Activated , Slave Odu Registered
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Figure 6-5 Main Window : Link Fully Operational
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Exploring the RADWIN Manager Main Window
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Figure 6-6 Main Tool Bar - Left Three Buttons
78
Figure 6-7 Main Tool Bar - Right Three Buttons
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Figure 6-8 Sector ( Link ) Status Panel
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Figure 6-9 Events Log Panel
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Figure 6-10 Events Log Filter Selection
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Table 6-1 Link Status Light
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Table 6-2 Status Line Items
81
Figure 6-11 Link Site Window
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Figure 6-12 Site Tool Bars
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Table 6-3 Site Buttons - D
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Advanced Configuration
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Figure 6-15 Change or Addb
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Figure 6-16 Add
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Figure 6-17 Add Bandsi
90
Figure 6-18 Using the Master
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Logging on to the Slave ODU over the Air
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Bulk Software Backup
94
Figure 6-19 Logging on to
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Figure 6-20 Bulk Backup Setup
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Figure 6-21 Add / Remove Site
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Figure 6-22 Adding Asingle
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Setting RADWIN Manager Preferences
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Figure 6-23 Monitorp
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Figure 6-24 Advancedp
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Configuration with Telnet
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Figure 6-25 Telnet Session Log
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Table 6-5 Master Odu Telnet
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Table 6-6 Master Odu Telnet
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Figure 6-26 Telnet Management
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Table 6-8 Slave Odu Telnet
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Table 6-9 Slave Odu Telnet
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Chapter 7: Site Configuration
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Site Tool Bar
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Figure 7-1 Site Tool Bars
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Table 7-1 Site Buttons - D
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Site Configuration Window
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Figure 7-2 Site Configuration
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Configuration Tabs
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Figure 7-3 Site Configuration
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Figure 7-5 Supported Protocols
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Figure 7-6 Sector Security
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Figure 7-7 Change Linkp
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Figure 7-8 Lost or Forgotten
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Figure 7-9 Changing Thec
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Figure 7-10 Alternativec
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Figure 7-11 Date and Timec
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Figure 7-12 Change Date and Figure 7-13 Setting Ethernet
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Figure 7-14 Restore Factory
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Table 7-2 Enhanced Feature
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Deactivate Master ODU
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Deregister Slave ODU
123
Suspend a Deregistered Slave ODU
124
Reset Master ODU, Reset Slave ODU
124
Chapter 8: Operating under the FCC Unrestricted Contention Based Protocol
125
Scope of this Chapter
125
Bringing up a Link
125
Slave ODU Operation
126
Figure 8-1 Air Interface Tab
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Chapter 9: Monitoring and Diagnostics
127
Retrieving Link Information
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Table 9-1 Get Diagnosticsd
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Figure 9-1 Get Diagnostics
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Throughput Checking
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Recent Events
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Performance Monitoring
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Figure 9-2 Setting the Upper
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Figure 9-3 Downlink - P
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Manager Traps
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Active Alarms
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Other Diagnostic Aids
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Part 2: Site Synchronization
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Chapter 10: Hub Site Synchronization
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What Is Hub Site Synchronization
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Figure 10-1 Interference
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Figure 10-2 Collocated Units
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Figure 10-3 Collocated Units
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Hardware Installation
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Figure 10-6 Hss Sync Signal
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Figure 10-7 Cascading Two
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Figure 10-8 Cascading Three
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ODU/HSS Unit Connection Pinout
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Radio Frame Pattern (RFP)
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Figure 10-9 Radio Framep
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Table 10-2 Radio Framep
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Table 10-3 Radio Framep
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Table 10-4 Legend for Radio
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Link Configuration and HSS
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Figure 10-11 Setting Them
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Table 10-5 External Pulses
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Chapter 11: Using the RADWIN GSU
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What Is It for
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GSU Functionality
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Typical GSU Scenarios
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GSU Redundancy
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Figure 11-3 Phase Shifted
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GSU Kit Contents
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GSU Installation
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Figure 11-7 Site Configuration
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Figure 11-8 Site Configuration
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Figure 11-9 Site Configuration
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Figure 11-10 Site Configuration
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Figure 11-11 Site Configuration
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Figure 11-12 Setting the Date
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Figure 11-13 Site Configuration
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GSU Monitoring and Diagnostics
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GSU Telnet Support
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Figure 11-14 Site Configuration
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Software Upgrade for Gsus
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Part 3: Advanced Installation Topics
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Chapter 12: Reserved
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Chapter 13: VLAN Functionality with RADWIN 2000 C Plus
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VLAN Tagging - Overview
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Scope of this Chapter
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Requirements
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VLAN Tagging
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Table 13-1 Port Settings - I
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VLAN Configuration Using the RADWIN Manager
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Table 13-2 Port Settings - E
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Table 13-3 Further Vlan C
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Chapter 14: False Radar Mitigation Facilities
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Who Needs It
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DFS and False Radar Mitigation
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Configuring False Radar Mitigation
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Figure 14-1 False Radarm
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FCC/IC Requirements
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FCC 5.4Ghz Device Registration
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Registering the Device
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TDWR Table
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Table 15-1 Latitude and Table 16-1 Default Priorities
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Chapter 16: Quality of Service
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Prerequisites
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Terminology
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Qos - Overview
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Setting up the Link for Qos
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Figure 16-1 Q O S Configuration
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Chapter 17: Reserved
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Part 4: Field Installation Topics
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Chapter 18: Link Budget Calculator
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Overview
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Calculations
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About the Fresnel Zone
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Figure 18-1 Fresnel Zone
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Running the Link Budget Calculator
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Figure 18-2 Link Budget
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Figure 18-4 Band Selector
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Figure 18-5 Calculation of
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Figure 18-6 Climacticc F
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Figure 18-7 Climacticc Factor
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Figure 18-8 World Map Showing
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Chapter 19: Spectrum View
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What Is Spectrum View
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Who Needs It
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Scope of this Chapter
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Two Ways to Run Spectrum View
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Where Is the Spectrum View Data Stored
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Spectrum View Main Window
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Spectrum View Display Function Buttons
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Running Spectrum View
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Table 19-1 Spectrum Viewa
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Figure 19-1 Spectrum Viewa
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Zooming in and out
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Chapter 20: Using the Web Interface
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What Is It for
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Who Needs It
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How It Works
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What It Provides
209
Prerequisites
209
Special Considerations Working with the WI
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Scope of this Chapter
210
Logging on
210
Figure 20-1 Web Interface - L
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Site Management - Master ODU
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Figure 20-2 Web Interface - M
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Figure 20-3 Link Status Panel
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Site Management - Slave ODU
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Part 5: Product Reference
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Appendix A: Technical Specifications
220
ODU - HBS and HSU
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Scope of These Specifications
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Poe Device - Outdoor, DC
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Gsu
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Lightning Protector
228
Fast Ethernet CAT-5E Cable Repeater
229
Antenna Characteristics
230
Appendix B: Wiring Specifications
231
ODU-Poe Cable (HBS and HSU
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HBS/HSS Unit Connection Pinout
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User Port Connectors
233
DC Power Terminals
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Table B-4 Fast Ethernetc
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Table B-5 Terminal Block
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Appendix C: MIB Reference
234
Introduction
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Interface API
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Private MIB Structure
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Figure C-1 Top Level Sections
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Figure C-2 Product
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MIB Parameters
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Table C-1 Supported Variables
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Table C-2 Private Mib P
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Table D-1 Safety Distances
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Table D-2 Safety Distances
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AppendixD:RfExposure
282
Appendix E: Setting Antenna Parameters
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Antenna Issues
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About Single and Dual Antennas
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Table - Radwin 2000 C P
284
Considerations for Changing Antenna Parameters
285
Appendix F: Regional Notice: French Canadian
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Table E-1 Spatial Multiplexing
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Procédures de Sécurité
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Figure F-1 Grande Clame
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Figure F-2 Petite Clame
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Figure F-3 Bras
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Installation Sur Pylône Et Mur
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Montage Sur un
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Montage Sur un Figure
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Mib
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