Trango Broadband Access5830 - Manual (Page 50)

Management
Trango Broadband Wireless — Access5830 User Manual Rev. F page 46
Hardware
Version:
Hardware version
is factory-set and
cannot be changed
by user.
FPGA Version:
Low-level
firmware currently
loaded on the
radio.
Firmware
Version: Primary
firmware.
Normally this is
the only firmware
that needs to be
upgraded. The
version part of the
string is 1p11, the
hardware is
H8002, and the
rest is a date code.
Device ID: MAC
address of the
radio.
Base ID: Specifies the cell or cluster to which the AP belongs. Base ID is one of three key pieces of information, along with
active channel and subscriber database information, for the establishment of a link between the AP and SUs.
AP ID: Informational parameter used to provide an unique number for each AP. It is useful for AP sector planning. Please
note that AP ID is not used by the system for SU authentication.
Opmode: Current operation mode of the radio. “ON” indicates transmitting. “OFF” indicates not transmitting.
Default Opmode: Is the Opmode the radio will enter after waiting for the period of time determined by the Default Opmode
parameter. This is provided no attempt to connect via serial port or Telnet is made.
IP,Subnet Mask, & Gateway: The IP address of the AP for use in Telnet, HTTP, SNMP, and TFTP. It is not essential to
pass traffic.
Telnetd Port: User changeable telnet port of radio.
Tftpd: Current status of TFTP daemon. Used for uploading firmware.
MIR Threshold: Enable/Disable the Maximum Information Rate (MIR) Threshold. Used in bandwidth throttling.
Active Channel: The channel currently being used by the AP.
RX Threshold: Sets the receive threshold of the AP. The AP will not process signals received below this level, so it is very
useful for interference mitigation. For a smaller radius of operation, use a higher threshold (-65 is higher than -70).
TX Power: Sets the conducted RF power output of the radio. This does not include antenna gain. A higher number is more
powerful.
Channel Table: Lists each of the assigned frequencies to each channel. Note that the default channels 1 – 6 are assigned to
the ISM band and channels 7 – 11 are assigned to the UNII band. All channels may be re-assigned as desired by the user.