Benutzerhandbuch für Proxim Wireless Corporation US58-S60

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• INTRODUCTION

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• PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

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• KEY FEATURES

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• HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

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• SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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• SYSTEM OVERVIEW

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• POINT-TO-MULTIPOINT NETWORK MODEL

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• Bridging and Address Filters

  2
• Limitations of the Bridging Mode

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• VLAN Switching – The PMP Implementation

  2
• IP Routing and Default Gateway

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• Address Filters in IP Routing Mode

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• Proxy: to ARP or not to ARP

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• Network Configurations in the IP Routing Mode

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• SITE PLANNING & INSTALLATION

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• General Considerations

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• Weather

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• Interference

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• Antennas

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• Path Planning

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• SPECIFICATIONS

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• SYSTEM

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• STANDARDS COMPLIANCE AND INTERFACES

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• CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT

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• POWER /ENVIRONMENT /SAFETY

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• PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

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• INSTALLATION DETAILS

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• Alternative Method of Connection

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• SET-UP PROCEDURE

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• Important Configuration Notes

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• Unpacking the System

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• Mechanical Considerations – Mounting Units

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• Pictures helpful for installation

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• SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

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• ADVANCED SETUP COMMANDS

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• BASE STATION CONFIGURATION COMMANDS

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• Command to select frequency plan

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• Command to assign the operating frequency

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• Command to assign the first inbound slot

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• Command to set the Base Station’s Inbound Power Control margin, in dB.

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• Command to assign the number of reserved aloha channels

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• Command to change the routing mode

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• Command to turn the VLAN tagging on or off

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• Command to display the Base Station's configuration settings

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• Command to change the Base Station’s IP address

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• Command to change the Base Station’s gateway IP address

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• Command to change the Base Station’s id

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• Command to set the Base Station’s subnet mask

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• Command to activate range checking for all SUs associated with the Base Station

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• Command to turn the Base Station’s transmitter on or off.

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• Command to turn the Base Station’s transmit power level

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• Command to automatically turn on or off the transmitter upon power up

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• Command to show the Base Station’s arp table

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• Command to ping a device connected to the BSU

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• Command to turn data squelch on or off

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• Command to display the firmware version

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• Command to display available commands

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• Command to set frame synchronization mode

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• SU CONFIGURATION COMMANDS

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• Command to add a Subscriber Unit to the Base Station’s database.

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• Command to remove a Subscriber Unit from the Base Station database

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• Command to assign a VLAN ID to a Subscriber Unit.

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• Command to assign a subnet mask to a Subscriber Unit

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• Command to set the SU’s IP address.

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• Command to display a Subscriber Unit's configuration parameters and traffic statistics

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• Command to display subscribe units that have entered the network

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• Command to add a static IP address of PC attached to a Subscriber Unit.

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• Command to remove a static IP address from a Subscriber Unit.

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• Command to disable a Subscriber Unit.

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• Command to enable a Subscriber Unit

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• Command to set the gateway address of a Subscriber Unit.

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• Command to set the IP Filter mode of a Subscriber Unit

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• TROUBLESHOOTING

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• Regular Maintenance

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• Problem – Solution

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• Unsolicited Base Station messages

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• REPAIR AND RETURN INSTRUCTIONS AND POLICY STATEMENT

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• INDEX

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• FIGURE 2-1: EACH HUB IS MADE UP OF ONE TO SIX BASE STATIONS AND MULTIPLE REMOTES(SUS)

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• FIGURE 2-2: MODEL OF THE PMP NETWORK

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• FIGURE 2-3: SU FILTERS IN BRIDGING MODE

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• FIGURE 2-4: FAN-OUT CAPABILITY OF A "TRUE" BRIDGING NETWORK

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• FIGURE 2-5: PMP VLAN IMPLEMENTATION

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• FIGURE 2-6: SU FILTERS IN IP ROUTING MODE

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• FIGURE 2-7: PROXY FOR REMOTE DEVICES RESIDING IN THE SAME SUBNET

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• FIGURE 2-8: EXAMPLE 1 NETWORK DIAGRAM

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• FIGURE 2-9: EXAMPLE 2 NETWORK DIAGRAM

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• FIGURE 3-1: CRIMPING STYLES AND INSERTION

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• FIGURE 3-2: INDOOR PORTION OF INTERCONNECT CABLE

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• FIGURE 3-3: IDU TO ODU CABLE

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• FIGURE 3-4: IDU TO ODU CABLE W/SEPARATE POWER PLUG

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• FIGURE 4-1: BASE UNIT KIT

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• FIGURE 4-2: BASE STATION UNIT ODU MOUNTING DETAIL

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• FIGURE 4-3: ODU WITH GPS ANTENNA

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• FIGURE 4-4: BASE STATION ODU

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• FIGURE 4-5: UP AND DOWN TILT LIMITS (-10 TO +5 DEGREES)

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• TABLE 2-1: PMP VLAN CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS FOR FIGURE 2-5

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• TABLE 2-2: EXAMPLE 1 CONFIGURATION SETTING

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• TABLE 2-3: EXAMPLE 2 CONFIGURATION SETTING

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• Accessories

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• Maintenance

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• Antennas

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• Mechanical

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• ARP

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• MIB

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• Mounting

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• Bridging

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• Bridging mode

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• Burst rate

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• NLOS

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• Cables

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• Pictures

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• CLOS

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• Planning

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• Commands

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• Problem – solution

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• Crimping

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• Rain

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• Repair

  6
• Dimensions

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• Distance

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• Safety instructions

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• SNMP

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• Electrical

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• Software

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• Specifications

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• Fresnel

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• Tilt

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• Tools

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• Tower

  3
• Troubleshooting

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• Gateway

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• Tx power

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• GPS antenna

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• Unpacking

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• Interference

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• Lightning

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• Link budget

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• Weather

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