Redline Communications Inc. AN50S 用户手册
AN-50 System User Manual
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Software Version: Specifies the current version of the system software. Note that
software can be remotely downloaded into the AN-50 terminal. The system includes
sufficient memory to hold two independent software loads. The operator can specify
which software load is used in the system. See section 8.6 for additional details.
Mode: Sets the AN-50 to serve as the PMP master, PTP master or PMP / PTP slave.
One and only one unit must be set as the master. A slave will not communicate with
another slave.
Alignment Mode: Specifies the current alignment mode: buzzer or vu-meter (future
release). The buzzer provides an alignment tone sweep generator located in the T-58
Transceiver for fine-tuning based on signal strength. Faster repetitions of the tone sweep
indicate better alignment.
Options Key: The key is personalized to each unit’s MAC address. The 64 QAM
License Key (an optional purchase item) raises the available Uncoded Burst Rate from
the default 36 Mbps to 54 Mbps. Please ensure that the correct MAC address is
provided when requesting a key from your local Redline representative, or register
directly at
. Enter the key (case
sensitive), ensure it is correct, and click "Send Key". Please note that the system cannot
be used without the option key.
IP Configuration:
IP address: This field is used to provide an IP address for the local AN-50 terminal. The
default address from the factory is 192.168.25.2. For the initial setup, the terminal should
not be connected to the Internet, i.e., the host computer should be connected directly to
the terminal Ethernet port, to avoid address conflicts with other devices on a public
network. Once an IP address has been set, the terminal can be connected to the core
network.
IP Subnet Mask: This field is used to set the desired IP subnet mask. The default mask
value is set to "255.255.255.0” (Class C subnet).
Default Gateway Address: Specifies the IP address of the default router / gateway on
the local Ethernet segment. The default gateway address is 192.168.25.1
Wireless Configuration:
Max RF Power: this parameter specifies the maximum power level of the system.
Depending on the RF channel, FCC regulations and / or local / regional regulation, the
user must follow the table below when determining the power to be used.
be used without the option key.
IP Configuration:
IP address: This field is used to provide an IP address for the local AN-50 terminal. The
default address from the factory is 192.168.25.2. For the initial setup, the terminal should
not be connected to the Internet, i.e., the host computer should be connected directly to
the terminal Ethernet port, to avoid address conflicts with other devices on a public
network. Once an IP address has been set, the terminal can be connected to the core
network.
IP Subnet Mask: This field is used to set the desired IP subnet mask. The default mask
value is set to "255.255.255.0” (Class C subnet).
Default Gateway Address: Specifies the IP address of the default router / gateway on
the local Ethernet segment. The default gateway address is 192.168.25.1
Wireless Configuration:
Max RF Power: this parameter specifies the maximum power level of the system.
Depending on the RF channel, FCC regulations and / or local / regional regulation, the
user must follow the table below when determining the power to be used.
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