Motorola Canopy Backhaul Module user manual

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an access point module.

Syncing – module is attempting to synchronize timing to a single access point module

Registering – module sent a request for registration and is awaiting a response

Registered – module is locked on to a specific access point module and ready to transmit and receive data packets

Alignment – module is in alignment mode

RSSI: displays the current value for the Radio Signal Strength Indicator. This parameter will only display information when the module is registered to an access point module and the value is only updated by either refreshing the web browser screen or configuring the Canopy module to auto- refresh (see Configuration web page.) An acceptable RSSI value for a registered link is greater than 700; however it is important to view this value in conjunction with the Jitter value.

Jitter: displays the current value for the quality of the received signal. This parameter will only display information when the module is registered to an access point module and the value is only updated by either refreshing the web browser screen or configuring the Canopy module to auto- refresh (see Configuration web page.) The value range for Jitter is 5-15, with the quality being better on the low end of the scale. Jitter must be below 9 for a link to be of acceptable quality.

Air Delay: display the distance from the subscriber module to the registered access point module. At close range, 0-200 feet, the distance will not report accurately.

Radio Slicing Value: displays information to be used be Canopy technical support.

Radio Transmit Gain Setting: displays information to be used by Canopy technical support.

Site Name: displays information relating to the name of the physical module. This parameter can be set by the operator on the Configuration web page. This information is set into the sysName SNMP MIB-II object and can be polled via a SNMP management server.

Site Contact: displays contact information for the physical module. This parameter can be set by the operator on the Configuration web page. This information is set into the sysContact SNMP MIB- II object and can be polled via a SNMP management server.

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Contents User Manua L Important Note on Modifications Exposure Note Hardware Warranty in U.S Trademarks, Product Names, and Service Names Table of Contents Getting Started Accessories Appendix Specifications Getting Started Document Change HistoryProduct Description Canopy BackhaulModule Description Operational Mode Alignment Mode Background Information on Networking System Overview and Site Planning DefinitionsSite Selection Criteria Canopy Backhaul Masters SlavePage General Considerations Channel Plans GHz Recommended FrequenciesNetworking Information Lightning ProtectionElectrical Requirements Reflector dishes Advanced Features Security DES EncryptionSecurity AES Encryption Password password-if-configured BrandingSpecific information on this MIB see RFC 1213 for details Installation Configuration of the Backhaul ModulesUnpack the Canopy Products Installation of the equipment Click Enable Aiming Mode AlignmentCabling MAC Address ESN Non-auto-sensing Auto-sensingRJ-45 Crossover Interface Screens Timing Master Timing SlaveTiming Master Quick StartStatus Page Configuration Luid Webpage Auto Update the web-based interface. never refresh Canopy Default Plug Event Log Luid SelectLink Test Time & DateSessions GPS Status Ethernet StatsExpanded Stats Timing Slave Page Configuration Webpage Auto Update the web-based interface. never refresh AP Eval Date Ethernet Stats Link Test Alignment BER Display Accessories Appendix Class Network Portion Host PortionSpecifications HTTP, FTP, SNMP, DESWith passive reflector Lbs kg