RadioFrame Networks Inc DH2 User Manual

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RadioFrame System 
Equipment Commissioning 
RFN_3.1 Beta
  
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Chapter 
Procedure Title 
 Test 
Completion 
 GPS 
Status 
 
5.3 RadioFrame 
System 
After installation of all RadioFrame Networks equipment, including verification 
that each unit is receiving power, start the System Manager to complete the 
installation of the RadioFrame System. 
The System Manager automatically downloads information about each 
component in the RFS, including assigned IP addresses, sector information, port 
connections, and component status, as well as specifying default information that 
can be changed, or ‘configured’. 
To configure each system component, you will specify a device name, adding 
building/site location information for each component. Anytime an RFU port 
connection is moved or changed, or when an NPC or APC is moved to another 
slot within the same chassis unit (NCU and ACU, respectively), you must restart 
the System Manger to download the new information. For other RFS component 
changes, restarting is not required, however, RFN recommends validating that 
the port change is reflected in System Manager. When new releases of System 
Manager are provided, download the new release as described in section 7.1 
Upgrading System Software. 
NOTE:  During configuration, verify that the following information displayed in 
System Manager matches the Equipment Inventory. If any changes are made in 
System Manager, those changes must also be shown on the Equipment 
Inventory or site as-built documentation. 
• 
Physical location 
• 
IP addresses 
• 
Port connections 
• 
Sector locations 
5.3.1 
Start System Manager 
1  Using a 9-pin serial cable, connect a laptop computer to the RS232 port on 
the front of the NCU. 
2  Start the browser on the laptop, and enter the provided URL to start System 
Manager.  
The System Manager Home page appears (see the following illustration). 
System Manager contains five tabs you select from to set up and monitor the 
RadioFrame System: