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WinLink™ 1000
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User Manual
Release 1.9
UM 1000-19/08.15
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
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Default Chapter
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RADWIN Worldwide Offices
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Regulatory Compliance
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Table of Contents
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Part 1: Basic Installation
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Chapter 1 Introduction
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Welcome to Winlink™ 1000
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About Release 1.9
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Key Applications
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Cellular Backhaul
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Broadband Access
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Figure 1-1 Typical Cellular Backhaul Application
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Figure 1-2 Typical Broadband Access Application
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Figure 1-3: Typical Wifi Backhaul Application
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Video Surveillance
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Figure 1-4: Multi Point-To-Point Video Surveillance Deployment
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Figure 1-5 Private Network
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Private Networks
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Figure 1-6: Multi Point-To-Point Enterprise Connectivity
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Key Features of Winlink™ 1000
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Figure 1-7 Example of Link Architecture - System Components
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Winlink™ 1000 Link
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The Outdoor Unit (ODU)
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Table 1-2 Win Link ™ 1000 F
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AIND (All Indoor Unit)
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Idu-E
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The Indoor Unit (IDU)
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Aind - "All Indoor
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Figure 1-11 Typical Idu-E Rear Panel
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Idu-C
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Idu-R
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Idu-E-Al with Alarms Port
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Idu-R Rear Panel
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Figure 1-14 Backup Link for
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Basic Poe Device
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Figure 1-16 Idu-C, 4 E1/T1 Ports , Front Panel
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Figure 1-17 Basic P O Edevice - Showing the Radio Ethernet Port
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Figure 1-18 O-P O Edevice
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Outdoor Poe Device (Opoe)
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Power over Ethernet (Poe) Devices
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Base Distribution Unit (BDU)
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Figure 1-19: Poe-8 Unit
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Figure 1-20 Radwin Bdu
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Poe-8
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Antennas
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Figure 1-21: Typical Multiple Point-To-Point Deployment with Wireless Uplink
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Figure 1-23 External Antennas - Flat Panel
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Figure 1-24 External Antennas - Parabolic Dish
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Figure 1-25 External Antennas - Grid Antenna
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Flat Panel Antennas
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Grid Antennas
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Parabolic Dish Antennas
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RADWIN Manager
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RADWIN Newtwork Management System (RNMS)
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Accessories
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Documentation Set Supplied with
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How to Use this Manual
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Table 1-3 User Manual - G
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Table 1-4 User Manual Layout
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A Little Terminology
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Conventions Used in this Manual
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General
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Notifications
37
Software
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Typographical Conventions
37
Figure 1-27 Menu Navigation in the Radwin Manager
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Figure 1-28 Site Configuration Window with Open Management Panel
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Windows Terminology
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Viewing and Printing
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Chapter 2 Site Preparation
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Planning the Link Site
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Introduction
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Overview
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Recommended Equipment
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The Site Survey
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Stage 1: Preliminary Survey
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Stage 2: Physical Survey
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Additional Indoor Site Requirements
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Additional Outdoor Site Requirements
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Stage 3: RF Survey
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Chapter 3 Hardware Installation
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Safety Practices
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Grounding
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Preventing Overexposure to RF Energy
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General
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Protection against Lightning
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Figure 3-2 Connectorized Odu - Front and Rear Views
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ODU Package Contents
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Package Contents
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Figure 3-3 Integrated Odu - Front and Rear Views
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IDU-C Package Contents
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IDU-E or IDU-R Package Containing
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Figure 3-8: Poe-8 Unit
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Poe-8 Package Containing
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Additional Tools and Materials Required
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BDU Package Contents
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Cables and Connectors
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External Antenna Package Contents
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Figure 3-9 Radwin Bdu
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Hardware Installation Sequence
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Tools and Materials
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Figure 3-10: Typical Installation Diagram (with External Antenna)
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Mounting External Antennas
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Mounting the ODU
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Outdoor Installation
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Preparing the ODU before Deployment
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IDU-E Installation
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Indoor Installation
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Installing IDU-E and R Units
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Mounting the Lightning Protection Devices
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Outdoor Connections
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Figure 3-11 Typical Idu-E Rear Panel
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IDU-R Installation
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Mounting the IDU-C
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Table 3-1 Components of an
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Connecting Power to the IDU
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Connecting the ODU to the IDU
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Connecting User Equipment
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Installing a Link Using Poe Devices
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Connecting and Aligning Odus / Antennas
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Figure 3-18 Beep Sequence for Antenna Alignment
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Chapter 4 Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager
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Installing the RADWIN Manager Application
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Getting Started with the RADWIN Manager
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Installing the Software
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Minimum System Requirements
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Figure 4-2 Pinging an Uninstalled and Unconfigured Link
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Figure 4-3: First Time Log-On Window
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Figure 4-4: Extended Log-On Window
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The RADWIN Manager Log-On Concept
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Figure 4-5 Log on Window Exposing the User Types
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Table 4-2 User Types
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Log-On Errors
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Unsupported Device
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Continuing Without an IP Address
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Figure 4-6 Unsupported Device Message
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Incorrect IP Address
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Incorrect Password
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Changing the Log-On Password
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First Steps
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Figure 4-8 Opening Radwin M
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Figure 4-9 Opening Radwin M
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Default Settings
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Table 4-4 Default Settings
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Chapter 5 Installing the Link
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Overview
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Installation
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Step 1, Start the Wizard
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Step 2, System Parameters
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Figure 5-3 Change Linkp
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Figure 5-4 Lost or Forgotten
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Step 3, Channel Settings
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Figure 5-5 Channel Settings
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Figure 5-6 Channel Settings
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Figure 5-7 Channel Settings
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Step 4, Hub Site Synchronization Settings
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Step 5, Services
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Figure 5-9 Services Andr
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Figure 5-12 Services Andr
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Figure 5-13 Services Andr
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Figure 5-14 Choosing Hot
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Figure 5-17 Services and
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Step 6, TDM Clock Configuration
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Step 7, Installation Summary and Exit
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Figure 5-19 Installationw
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Figure 5-20 Main Window of the Figure 6-1 Main Window , W
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Chapter 6 The RADWIN Manager: Main Window
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One Manager for All RADWIN Radio Products
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The Main Window of the RADWIN Manager
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The RADWIN Manager Toolbar
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Main Menu Functionality
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Elements of the RADWIN Manager Main Window
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Figure 6-2 Ethernett
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Table 6-3 Status Bar Indicators
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Chapter 7 Configuring the Link
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Overview
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Table 7-1 Link Configuration
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Configuration
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Step 1, Start the Wizard
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Step 2, System Parameters
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Figure 7-1 Link Configuration
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Step 3, Channel Settings
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Figure 7-2 Configurationw
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Figure 7-3 Channels
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Figure 7-4 Searching for the Best Operating Channel
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Figure 7-5 Channels
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Figure 7-6 Channel Frequency Options
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Figure 7-7 Choosing an "O
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Step 4, Hub Site Synchronization Settings
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Step 5, Services
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Step 6, TDM Clock Configuration
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Figure 7-9 Services Andr
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Step 7, Configuration Summary and Exit
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Figure 7-12 M
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Chapter 8 Site Configuration
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Configuring the Site
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Editing the Configuration Parameters by Site
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Figure 8-1 Configurationd
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Functions at the Top of the Dialog Box
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Functions on the Left of the Dialog Box
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Figure 8-2 Air Interface Details
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Viewing Air Interface Details
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Viewing System Details
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Hub Site Sync
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Configuring the ODU Address
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Configuring VLAN Settings
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Figure 8-4 Managementa
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Site Management: IP Address and VLAN
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Displaying the Inventory
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Figure 8-6 Inventory Window
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Lost or Forgotten VLAN ID
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Security Features
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Changing the Link Password
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Editing Community Strings
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Figure 8-7 Available Security Features
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RADWIN Manager Community Strings
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Figure 8-8 Changing Thec
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Forgotten Community String
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Figure 8-9 Alternativec
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Link Lock Security Feature
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Setting the Date and Time
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Figure 8-10 Date and Time
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Figure 8-11 Change Date and Figure 8-12 Date Andt
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Configuring the Bridge
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Ethernet Properties
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Figure 8-13 Bridgec
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Configuring Ethernet Ports Mode
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IDU Aging Time
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ODU Mode
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Setting the Maximum Information Rate
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Figure 8-14 Bridgec
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Figure 8-15 Etherneti
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TDM MHS Status
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Setting External Alarm Inputs
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Figure 8-18 Site Configuration
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Resetting
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Backup Configuration to a File
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IDU Detection
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Managing Configuration Files
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Restoring a Configuration File
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Configuration with Telnet
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Figure 8-19 a
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Muting the Alignment Tone Buzzer
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Figure 8-20 Telnet Session Log on
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Table 8-2 Telnet Commands
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Figure 8-21 Telnetm
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Chapter 9 Monitoring and Diagnostics
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Retrieving Link Information (Get Diagnostics)
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Link Compatibility
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Figure 9-1 Get Diagnostics
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Table 9-1 Get Diagnostics
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TDM Loopbacks
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Table 9-2 Link Compatibility
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Figure 9-2 Loopback Configuration Box
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Figure 9-3 Loopback Configuration Box with One
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Figure 9-4 Loopback Options
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Figure 9-5 Loopback Defined
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Figure 9-6 Site Aport
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Figure 9-7 Local External
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Local External Loopback
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Remote External Loopback
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Remote Internal Loopback
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Local Internal Loopback
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Reinstalling and Realigning a Link
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Performance Monitoring
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Saving the Monitor Log
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The Link Budget Calculator
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The Monitor Log
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Viewing Performance Reports
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Figure 9-12 Basic Performance
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Figure 9-13 Atypicalp
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Table 9-3 Explanation of Performance Data
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Figure 9-14 T
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Performance Monitoring Report Toolbar
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Setting Air Interface Thresholds
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Table 9-4 Action of the Toolbar Buttons
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Events, Alarms and Traps
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The Events Log
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Figure 9-15 Events Logd
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RADWIN Manager Traps
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Figure 9-16 Preferences Dialog Box
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Saving the Events Log
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Setting the Events Preferences
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Active Alarms
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Figure 9-17 Active Alarms
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Table 9-6 Activea
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Viewing Recent Events
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Figure 9-18 Recent Events
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Remote Power Fail Indication
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Reverting Alert Messages
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Table 9-8 Systemt
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Troubleshooting
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Customer Support
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Online Help
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Replacing an ODU
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Restoring Factory Setup
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Part 2: Advanced Installation
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Appendix A Pole and Wall Installation
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ODU Mounting Kit Contents
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Table A-1 Bill of Materials
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Figure A-4 Mounting on a Pole
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Mounting an ODU on a Pole
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Figure A-5 Mounting on a
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Mounting an External Antenna
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Mounting an ODU on a Wall
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Appendix B Link Budget Calculator
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Overview
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Link Budget Calculator Internal Data
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User Input
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Calculations
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Availability
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Eirp
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Expected RSS and Fade Margin
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Min and Max Range
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Service
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Antenna Height
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About the Fresnel Zone
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Figure B-1 Fresnel Zone
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Figure B-2 Accessing Thel
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Running the Link Budget Calculator
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Figure B-3 Link Budget Window
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Figure B-4 Product Selector
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Figure B-5 Channelb
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Figure B-8 Rate Selector
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Figure B-10 Climacticc F
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Figure B-11 Climacticc F
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Figure B-12 World Map Showing
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Figure B-13 Services Selector
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Appendix C Lightning Protection and Grounding Guidelines
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Grounding for Antenna Cable
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Grounding for Indoor/Outdoor Units
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Figure C-1 Grounding Antenna Cables
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IDU Grounding
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ODU Grounding
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External Lightning Surge Suppressors and Grounding
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Figure C-5 Transtector
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Internal ESD Protection Circuits
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Figure C-6 Surges
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Why this Is Needed
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Required Equipment
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The Procedure
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Figure D-1 Log on Window for Figure D-2 Opening Radwin M
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Figure D-3 Configurationd
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Figure D-4 Managementa
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Figure D-6 Confirmation of
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Figure D-7 Main Window after
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Appendix E Changing the Factory Default Band
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Why this Is Needed
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Required Equipment
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The Procedure
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Figure E-3 Change Band Dialog
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Figure E-4 Adifferent Band Selected
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Figure E-5 Changeb
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Changing Band for DFS
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Figure E-6 Mainw
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Appendix F Software Upgrade
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What Is the Software Upgrade Utility
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Figure F-1 Software Upgrade
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Upgrading an Installed Link
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Figure F-2 Add Site Options
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Appendix G AIND Alignment
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Expected Signal Level for AIND Radios
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Figure G-1 Win Link ™ 1000 L
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Performing Winlink™ 1000 AIND Alignment
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Aligning the Antennas
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Equipment Setup
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Configuring the Link
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Evaluating the Link
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Troubleshooting
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Appendix H Hub Site Synchronization
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What Is Hub Site Synchronization
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Figure H-1 Interference Caused by Collocated Units
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Figure H-2 Collocated Units Using
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Figure H-3 Collocated Units Using
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Hardware Installation
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ODU/HSS Unit Connection Pinout
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Radio Frame Pattern Table
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Figure H-5 Radio Framep
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RADWIN 2000 Considerations
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Winlink™ 1000 Considerations
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Table H-2 Radio Framep
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Figure H-6 Hub Sites
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HSS Link Configuration
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Figure H-7 Hub Sitec
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Site Configuration
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Appendix I BRS Installation Procedure
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Figure I-1 Inactive Link State
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BRS Link Activation
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BRS Link Configuration
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Appendix J FCC/IC DFS Installation Procedure
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FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Links: Background
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FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Link Activation
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Figure J-1 Activating an Figure J-2 Air Interface Dialog Box
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Figure J-3 the Local Odu
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FCC/IC 5.4/5.3 Ghz Link Configuration
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Figure J-4 both Sites Activated and Awaiting Configuration
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Figure J-5 Channels
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Appendix K Monitored Hot Standby Installation Procedure
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What Is a RADWIN Monitored Hot Standby
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What RADWIN MHS Provides
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Air-Interface Protection
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Equipment Protection
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Purpose of this Appendix
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Who Should Read this
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RADWIN MHS Kit Contents
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Installing a RADWIN MHS
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Figure K-3 How to Connect the Figure K-4 Servicesc
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Figure K-5 Servicesc
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Maintaining a RADWIN MHS Link
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Figure K-9 Secondaryl
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IDU Replacement
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ODU Replacement
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Monitoring the Links
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Switching Logic
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Figure K-10 P
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Switching from Primary Link to Secondary Link
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Figure K-11 S
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Switching Back from the Secondary to the Primary Link
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Figure K-12 P
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Figure K-13 Secondaryl
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System Operation Description
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Appendix L Cascaded Links
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About the RADWIN Cascaded Links
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Figure L-1 Cascadedl
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Installing Cascaded Links
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Figure L-2 Configuring an Figure M-1 Collocated Basic
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Appendix M Video Surveillance
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About the RADWIN Video Surveillance Product
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Installation
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Part 3: Technical Information
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Appendix N Technical Specifications
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Radio
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Configuration
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TDM Interface
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Figure 7-11 Configuration
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Ethernet Interface
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Management
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Mechanical
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Power
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Environmental
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Safety
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Emc
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Antenna Characteristics
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Appendix O Wiring Specifications
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ODU-IDU Cable
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User Port Connectors
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LAN Port
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Table O-2 Fast Ethernetc
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Hot Standby Port
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LAN Port for Poe-8
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Trunk Ports - E1/T1 RJ45 Connector
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Table O-3 Fast Ethernetc
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Table O-4 Trunk Ports
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Table O-5 Hot Standby
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IDU (All Models) Alarm Connector
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DC Power Terminals
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IDU-C and BDU
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Idu-E
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Table O-7 Terminal Block
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Table O-8 Terminal Block
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Appendix P Small Form-Factor Pluggable Transceiver
242
IDU-C SFP Support
242
Appendix Q MIB Reference
243
Introduction
243
About the MIB
243
Terminology
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Interface API
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Control Method
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Community String
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Private MIB Structure
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MIB Parameters
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Figure Q-1 Top Levels
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Supported Variables from the RFC 1213 MIB
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Table Q-1 Supported
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MIB Parameters
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Table Q-2 Private Mib P
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General
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MIB Traps
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Trap Parameters
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RADWIN Manager Traps
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Appendix R External Alarms Specification
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External Alarms Specification
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IDU-C Alarms
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IDU-E-AL Alarms
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Poe-8 Alarms
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Table R-5 P O E-8 - Outputa
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Table S-1 Safety Distances for Table S-2 Safety Distances for
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Appendix S RF Exposure
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Winlink™ 1000 Safety Distances
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Appendix T Regional Notice: French Canadian
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Procédures de Sécurité
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Généralités
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Mise à la Terre
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Protection Contre la Foudre
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Précautions de Sécurité pendant le Montage de ODU
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Connecter la Terre à IDU-C
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Installation Sur Pylône et Mur
272
Contenu du Kit de Montage ODU
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Figure T-4 Montage Sur un Pylône
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Montage Sur un Pylône
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Figure T-5 Montage Sur un Mur
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Montage Sur un Mur
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Contenu du Kit de Montage D'une Antenne Externe
275
Montage D'une Antenne Externe
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Figure 8-17 External Alarms
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Index
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