Trango Broadband M900S user manual Su linktest su#, Su testrflink su#

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[ip] 192.168.100.120 [subnet] 255.255.255.0 [gateway] 192.168.100.120 [mac] 00 01 DE 16 E3 7F

[hw ver] 0005 [fpga ver] 03121104 [fpga chksum] 75930BDC [fw ver] 1p0a2 [fw chksum] F4658C90 [fw datecode] 04010603 [default channel and antenna] 3 h [active channel and antenna] 3 h [tx power] 26 dBm

[ch#1] 906 [ch#2] 912 [ch#3] 918 [ch#4] 924 [remarks]

[RF Tx Retry at AP] 0 [RF Tx Retry Maxed Out at AP] 0

[RF Tx Retry at SU] 0 [RF Tx Retry Maxed Out at SU] 0

Success.

su linktest <su#>

This command checks the integrity of the wireless link from the standpoint of performance (throughput) and over-the-air packet loss. The AP will send 100 (1600 byte) packets to the SU, and the SU will return the packets it receives to the AP. A perfect link (without dropped packets) will yield average throughput of 3,000 kbps. If heavy packet loss occurs, it may be caused by interference or multi-path.

Example:

#> su linktest 88

[suid] 88 [pkt len] 1600 bytes [# of pkts per cycle] 100 [cycle] 10

0

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

1

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

2

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

3

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

4

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

5

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

6

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

7

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

8

[AP

Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

9

[AP Tx] 100 [AP Rx]

100

[AP RxErr] 0

[SU Tx] 100 [SU Rx] 100 [SU RxErr] 0

866 ms

2956 kbps

[AP Total nTx]

1000

pkts

 

 

 

 

[AP Total nRx]

1000

pkts

 

 

 

 

[AP Total nRxErr]

0 pkts

 

 

 

 

[SU Total nTx]

1000

pkts

 

 

 

 

[SU Total nRx]

1000

pkts

 

 

 

 

[SU Total nRxErr]

0 pkts

 

 

 

 

[AP to SU Error Rate] 0.00

%

 

 

 

[SU to AP Error Rate] 0.00

%

 

 

 

[Avg of Throughput]

2956

kbps

 

 

 

#> Success.

 

 

 

 

 

 

su testrflink <su#>

This command also checks the integrity of the wireless link from the standpoint of over-the-air packet loss. Relative to the linktest command, however this test does not provide as much detail. In this test the AP will send 20 large (1512 byte) packets to the SU, and the SU will in turn send the same 20 packets back to the AP. The expected result of an error free link is 20..20..20, indicating (in the following sequence) 20 packets sent from the AP, 20 packets received back at the AP, and 20 packets received at the SU. Any results other than 20..20..20 indicate a performance problem, and are most likely due to interference or an inadequate signal to noise ratio. For thorough results, it is recommended that you run the command repeatedly for at least 1 minute or more to determine if packets are passing without error consistently over time.

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Contents M900S MHz Wireless Broadband System Table of Contents Table of Figures Preface Warranty Information Firmware NotificationsFCC Information CanadaOverview IntroductionSmartPolling & Bandwidth Throttling Auto-retransmit Feature ARQM900S AP and SU Hardware Components Hardware OverviewGetting Started Connections and PowerCAT-5 Radio Management ConceptsBrowser Interface Switch SettingsWeb Browser System Information Browser Interface LoginTelnet ip address of radio Command Line InterfaceTroubleshooting This section you will Basic Configuration via Browser InterfaceConfiguring the AP’s Subscriber Unit Database Sudb Creating an SU in the SU Database Default Opmode Configure Other Basic AP ParametersIP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway Active Channel/PolarizationBasic Configuration via Browser Interface SU Basic Setup Configure Basic SU ParametersLED Summary LED SummaryLink Control RF Link Loopback TestSU Ranging Test Advanced SetupOther Key Parameters Site Survey Access Point Basic Settings Basic Configuration via CLIAP Parameter Description Related CLI Command Set baseid baseidSet defaultopmode on time sec Set defaultopmode on or offIpconfig new ip new subnet mask new Set apid apid 00-FF in HEXSw 0 onoff default is on Power set minmaxdBmOn/off command Sw 3 onoff default is offSw 7 onoff default is on Subscriber Unit Database Sudb SettingsRemarks remarks Sudb add suid prreg device id suid SU IDSubscriber Unit Basic Settings Basic Configuration via CLI Set defaultopmode on or off SU Parameter Description Related CLI CommandIpconfig new ip new subnet mask new Set baseid baseidSw 0 onoff Antenna h v eSw 1 onoff Sw 2 onoffMounting Hardware M900S Mounting Hardware AssemblyAlternative Mounting Standard Mounting Alternative Mounting Cabling and Grounding ConsiderationsInstallation Notes Site Selection Command survey time antennaDeployment Example\ AP Search and SU Antenna AlignmentAP Search Rssi Command for Antenna AlignmentSU Alignment Using LEDs Collocation and Channel Planning Link Management CommandsSu su # Su ping su#Su testrflink su# Su linktest su#ARQ with Selected Repeat and Multirate Feature Su password suid all rw ro new password new password Radio Management Access Via TCP/IPManagement SU Management from APSnmp Loading Multiple SUs into the Sudb using Dload CommandAP Bandwidth Monitoring Objects for Monitoring and ControlSU Bandwidth Monitoring Snmp Setup Command Radio Description Appendix a Command Set ReferenceCommand Radio Description Access Su ipconfig suid new IP new Command Radio Description Access Radio Transmit Specifications Appendix B SpecificationsReceiver Specifications Ethernet I/O Specifications Data Input/OutputMechanical and Environmental Specifications General Power SpecificationsConnectors/Indicators Standard External Power SupplyIntegrated Antenna M900S-SU and M900S-SU-EXT