Bird Technologies Group 6138X Manual De Usuario

left-hand side of the page are a list of the major
submenus available to the user including System
Summary, Control Panel (see note below), Network
Configuration, SNMP Configuration, and User
Administration.

When the web-based user interface
first comes up, the Control Panel sub-
menu choice will not be displayed.
The user needs to go to the User
Administration submenu and type in
the default user name (admin) and
default user password (admin). After
the login function is performed the
Control Panel submenu choice will
appear.

Place your cursor over a particular submenu head-
ing and left click to make a selection. Each major
submenu page contains a group of related func-
tions. Without entering your user password the
user will only be allowed to view the pages how-
ever and will not be able to make changes without
entering a password. After entering a valid pass-
word via the Admin submenu the pages will switch
from read only to fully interactive and the user can
begin making selections and changes if desired.

The Control Panel submenu gives the user the abil-
ity to interface with and adjust the RF parameters
of the booster. Four tabs are available on the Con-
trol Panel Page including FILTERS, FILTER
DETAIL, LINK, and SYSTEM. When selected each

tab presents a new screen and each screen con-
tains groups of related functions. Selection is made
by placing your cursor over the tab and performing
a left click.

FILTERS TAB

The Filters page gives an overview of all the filters
associated with each branch in the booster system.
Refer to Figure 8. The link drop-down box allows
you to select which branch you want to overview.
Press the down arrow button and highlight the
desired branch. Each filter is accorded one row in
the display. The first row of displayed data is used
to provide a summation of the input and output
power for the branch. The parameters displayed for
each filter include; Center Frequency, Bandwidth,
Channel Enabled, Test Signal, Squelch, the Input
Signal Level as both a numeric value and a bar
graph, Maximum Allowed Output Level, and Output
Signal Level as both a numeric value and a bar
graph. Changes to the filters are made from the Fil-
ter Detail page.

The enable, test signal, and squelch boxes are
interactive on this display. Place a check mark in
the box when you want the function selected. Place
your mouse cursor over the box and left click. A
check mark placed in the box for enable, test sig-
nal, or squelch indicates that function is turned on
while no check mark indicates the function is
turned off. The All Filters area at the top of the
page allows the user to adjust the Maximum Out-
put Level of all the filters in a branch simulta-

NOTE

Figure 7: System Summary Submenu.