CTEK Z4200U SkyRouter - Manual (Page 33)

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Signal Level (RSSI) – A measure of the strength of the wireless signal that your router is currently seeing. A larger
negative number indicates a marginal network connection. Typically this number will be in the range of -75 - -95dBm
although there are many locations where the value will be outside of the typical range.
Service Type – The type of bearer channel this router is operating on. Options are None, 1xRTT and EVDO, or EVDO.
Current IP Address – The Internet Protocol (IP) address assigned to this router by the serving wireless network. If this
field is blank a connection does not currently exist.
Band – The range of spectrum that this unit is operating on. Options are PCS or Cellular
Call Status – Indicates the current status of network registration
Idle - - Not registered (disconnected), a unit that is idle will not have a valid IP address.
Connected – Registered and active on the network. A connected unit will have a valid IP address.
Dormant – Registered but inactive. Wireless data connections transition to the dormant status after a brief period
of inactivity. The dormant state is a normal condition.
Roam Status – Indicates the network’s view of the current geographic location of your router. The possibilities are Not
Roaming (Home), Roaming, or Blink Roaming. An indication of Roaming may or may not impact your data transmission
costs. Charges are a function of your rate plan, not necessarily linked to the networks notion of roaming.
Temp Alert – Indicates the status of the radio’s internal temperature sensing. Options are Temp OK, Over Temp
Disconnect, or Over Temp Shut Down. Temp OK indicates that the sensed temperature is less than 85 degrees
Centigrade. A Temp Disconnect indicates that the radio is attempting cool down procedures and a Over Temp Shut Down
indicates that cool down procedures have failed and the radio has shut down to protect itself.