Remote database menu – GE GFK-2489 User Manual

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3-40 TranSphere TS Wireless Extended Range IP Networking Transceivers – January 2008 GFK-2489

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Package to Transmit

—Identifies which of the two available firmware images (1 or 2) will

be sent to the associated Remotes.

Broadcast Images

—Starts transmission of the selected firmware package to all

associated Remotes.

Status

—Shows either Not Started, or the progress (in percent) of a firmware image

transmission. At the end of a transmission, the word Complete is displayed.

Broadcast Remote Reboot

—Causes a reboot of all associated Remotes to the new

(offline) firmware image. This image then becomes the active firmware file.

The bottom of this screen shows the software versions of the OIB and TOR boards inside the
TS Wireless radio. The OIB is the interface board section of the transceiver; the TOR is the
radio section of the transceiver. Both sections use different portions of the firmware package;
thus the difference in the version numbers.

Remote Database Menu

The Remote Database Menu shows several parameters related to the associated Remotes.
It is updated about once every eight seconds.

Remote Database Menu

Number of associated remotes: 2

Conn # Unit ID State

AgeOut IX Pkts RX Okts

Num Eps

1

7728

Associated

58

198 1190

0

2

8617

Associated

59

228 926

0




Select a letter to configure an item, <ESC> for prev menu

UnitID

—The unit ID of the associated remote.

Conn State

—Shows whether or not the Remote is connected to the AP.

AgeOut

—Number of minutes until the entry expires and is removed from the table. Each

AP maintains a table with the addresses of the devices it communicates with. The AgeOut
countdown is restarted to its default setting every time a message to or from that device is
detected. If no traffic with that device occurs, and it does not respond to a final handshake
request, it then “ages out” of the table. An expired Remote must reconnect before it is
again included in the table. (See Database Timeout on the Wireless Network Menu.)

TX Pkts

—Number of packets sent to this Remote.

RX Pkts

—Number of packets received from this Remote.







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