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Figure 15 RADWIN 2000‐Plus Family Connection Scheme
Although the RADWIN2000 Family operates in PtP architecture, the ODUs at each end of
the link are defined as either:
• Base Station (RT‐A(HBS)) or hub
• Subscriber (RT‐B(HSU)) or client
The differences are summarized in the following table:
Differences Between RT
‐
A(HBS)/Hub and RT
‐
B(HSU)/Client
Must be "activated" to work
Must be "registered" opposite an RT‐
A(HBS)
VLAN for services not available from the RT‐
A(HBS)
VLANs can be defined from the RT‐
B(HSU)
"Dying Gasp": ODU can emit a "Dying Gasp" signal if it is active.
For dying gasp, the PoE voltage must be >= 55 V).
Dying Gasp is supported:
• On Alpha EXT, Alpha INT 500M
• On SU PRO EXT and INT with latest HW version.
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