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Lists key features of the SkyWay Access Multipoint Radio System.
Details the different models in the SkyWay Access Multipoint Series.
Lists the items included in the AS5800 Base Station kit.
Covers requirements analysis, site survey, and network design aspects.
Details unit connection, initial configuration, and bench testing.
Outlines physical mounting and electrical preparation.
Details the access ports for different SkyWay Access models.
Provides a guide for cabling the SkyWay test system.
Guides the user through the initial logon process via web browser.
Instructions for setting up radios and connecting PCs for bench testing.
Guidance on positioning antennas during bench testing to avoid direct alignment.
Steps to verify operation, including link state, ping, and traffic tests.
Overview of mounting options and the assembly process.
Instructions for assembling the weatherproofing feedthrough onto the Ethernet cable.
Information about the pre-assembled mounting bracket for ease of installation.
Instructions for mounting the SkyWay radio to a mast or wall.
Guidelines for antenna mounting and weatherproofing connections.
Shows the interface for basic IP configuration of base station and client.
Explains the purpose of the System Name parameter for identification.
Details IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway settings.
Explains how to configure DHCP for IP address assignment.
Displays the interface for configuring wireless settings for base station and client.
Explains the selection of bandwidth (BW) in MHz for the RF network.
Details frequency selection based on model, region, and bandwidth.
How to set network range for optimizing PPM Polling MAC protocol.
Defines the wireless network name for the Multipoint network.
Explains setting RF output power to extend system range.
Shows the interface for managing client access control and configuration.
Explains enabling ACL to accept registered client MAC addresses.
Lists clients trying to associate before being added to ACL.
Details managing configured clients, modulation, and streams.
Establishes transmit modulation and FEC rate for OFDM/MIMO radio.
How ACM optimizes TX modulation and MIMO settings based on RF conditions.
Shows the interface for setting up security options like Open, AES, and Radius.
Provides 128-bit AES encryption with passphrase/shared-key authentication.
Combines AES encryption with Radius/802.1x authentication.
Displays current, average, and peak signal levels across channels.
Information on noise/interference analysis and spectrum sweep effects.
Uses audible tones to assist with antenna alignment without extra hardware.
Advice on fixing base station position first and reducing data rate for alignment.
An alternative tool to assist with antenna alignment via a web page.
Displays the basic status of the base station unit.
Shows the currently installed operating image version.
Indicates elapsed time since the last reboot or power cycle.
Details of the Ethernet port status.
Explains the RF Port MAC address usage for access control.
Shows the status of the RF link (Green/Red).
Basic status of each client unit associated with the base station.
Indicates if the unit operates with 1 or 2 streams of data over the RF channel.
Displays values experienced by the client unit receiver and transmitter.
Explains instantaneous throughput measurement over a short time period.
Total data packets prior to aggregation or following de-aggregation.
Total number of Errored Frames received by the local unit.
Total frames transmitted but not acknowledged by the remote radio.
Advice on clearing RF statistics for accurate link condition analysis.
Displays the basic status of a client unit.
Shows the operational status of a client unit.
Details RF port state, security, bandwidth, frequency, and signal strength.
Detailed status screen for the Ethernet port.
Displays Ethernet port statistics like MAC address, MTU, and frames.
Maximum datagram size the system can transmit.
Indicates the Ethernet port state (Green - Port Up, Red - Port Down).
Explains WME/WMM and its prioritization of traffic by Access Categories.
How the driver classifies PDU's based on VLAN priority and IP Precedence.
Maps Precedence bits to Class of Service and DSCP values.
Maps traffic types to hardware queues for prioritization.
Shows the interface for advanced configuration options.
Details the two MAC layer operating modes: Polling MAC and Private Network Mode.
Enables/Disables user interface access via VLAN.
Sets the VLAN ID to match the management PC's VLAN ID.
Allows manual configuration of the Ethernet port, recommending auto-negotiation.
Activates Solectek Videocast mode for video surveillance applications.
Settings for enabling SNMP, community names, and trap manager IP address.
Configuration interface for date, time, and time zone settings.
Interface for entering and confirming a new password.
Setting up a password hint for recovery if forgotten.
Requires a PC-based FTP server program for the upgrade procedure.
Interface for entering FTP server details and version for system upgrade.
Troubleshooting steps for failed or timed-out upgrade processes.
Interface to confirm and start the system reboot process.
The screen showing logged events with index, timestamp, type, and message.
Defines categories: Notice, WARN, and ERROR.
Interface for uploading configuration and log files to an FTP server.
Shows system time, uptime, and options for ping tests.
Tool to isolate issues to the wireless link by sending ping packets.
Manages and views the status of ARP for base station and client units.
Lists available Telnet commands and their usage for system management.
FCC compliance statements for 5.8 GHz and 4.9 GHz versions of the device.
Industry Canada compliance statements for different frequency versions.
Notices regarding product usage, interference, and international compliance.
Warnings regarding antenna installation, separation distance, and gain limits.
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