Baseline Systems FreeWave Ethernet Radio - Manual (Page 104)

FGR2-PE Wirelss Data Transceiver
LUM0024AB Rev A
Signal
The received signal level at this transceiver. The signal source is the transceiver that transmits to this
transceiver, shown in the Connected To field. The number is an average of the received signal levels
measured at each frequency in the transceiver's frequency hop table.
For a reliable link, the margin between the average signal level and average noise level should be 30 dBm or
more. Low average signal levels can often be corrected with higher gain antennas, better antenna placement,
and/or additional Repeaters.
Note: Consult the install manual for antenna and FCC requirements.
Site Contact
The contact information for the transceiver as defined in the Site Name parameter on the Tools tab. For more
information, see "Providing Site Information" on page 20.
Site Name
The name of the transceiver's site as defined in the Site Name parameter on the Tools tab. For more
information, see "Providing Site Information" on page 20.
Software Boot Version
For internal FreeWaveuse. When speaking with a Technical Support representative, they may ask for this
information.
System Name
The name of the system in which the transceiver resides as defined in the System Name parameter on the
Tools tab. For more information, see "Providing Site Information" on page 20.
Temperature
The current operating temperature of the transceiver in both degrees Celsius and degrees Fahrenheit.
FreeWave transceivers must be in a the temperature range of -40° to +75° C
TX Success Rate
Note: This statistic is only valid on MultiPoint Endpoint radios.
The percentage of packets the transceiver has sent that successfully reached the upstream transceiver, for
example the Gateway or a Repeater. This statistic displays 0.00% on a MultiPoint Gateway or MultiPoint
Repeater. FreeWave recommends a minimum of 75% success rate for proper transceiver operation.
TX Throughput
The throughput of data being transmitted over the radio link within the last 1 second.
Un-Acked Packets
The number of Ethernet packets sent using a broadcast MAC address. These packets are unacknowledged
by the destination device.
In a network where the Repeaters setting is Enabled, all packets become unacknowledged, and this statistic
displays a high number of packets.
In a network where the Repeaters setting is Disabled, this statistic can indicate the following:
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