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GE MDS entraNET 2400 Technical Manual (220 pages)
900 MHz and 2400 MHz Extended Range IP Networking Transceivers
Brand:
GE
| Category:
Wireless Access Point
| Size: 2.91 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
INTRODUCING the MDS Entranet SYSTEM
11
1 Chapter 1 1 Chapter Counter Reset Paragraph
13
About this Manual
13
Supplemental Information Online
13
Product Description
13
Model Offerings
16
Applications
16
Antenna Placement
16
Communication Rules
16
Long-Range Wireless LAN
16
Combining Serial and Ethernet Devices
17
DNP3 Protocol-Aware Networks
18
P22 Protected Network (Redundant) Configuration
19
Replacing Legacy Wireless Products
19
Supplementing a Legacy Wireless Network with IP Services
19
Upgrading an Older Wireless Network with Serial Interfaces
19
Ge Mds Security Suite
20
Intrusion Detection Via SNMP Traps
21
Accessories
22
Tabletop Setup and Evaluation
25
Introduction
27
Connector Overview
27
Test Setup
28
2 Chapter 2 2 Chapter Counter Reset Paragraph
29
Step 1-Connect the Antenna Ports
29
Step 2-Measure and Connect DC Power
29
Step 3-Configure the Ap
31
Log-In and Configuration
31
Log-In and Configuration
32
Set Key AP Parameters
33
Step 4-Configure the Remote Radio
33
Log-In and Configuration
33
Log-In and Configuration
34
Set or Verify Network Address
34
Step 5-Connect Terminal Equipment
35
Serial Device Connection to Remote
35
Step 6-Check for Normal Operation
35
Ethernet Device Connection to Remote
36
Verify Connectivity (PING Command)
36
Serial Connections
37
Ap Management
39
3 Chapter 3 3 Chapter Counter Reset Paragraph
41
Introduction
41
PC-Based Configuration Software
41
Menu Structure
42
Differences in the User Interfaces
45
Accessing the Menu System
46
Methods of Control
46
PC Connection and Log-In Procedures
47
Navigating the Menus
52
Navigating Via a Web Browser
52
Recommended for First-Time Users
52
Basic Device Information
53
Starting Information Screen
53
Main Menu
54
Configuring Network Parameters
55
Network Configuration Menu
55
IP Configuration Menu
56
Wireless MAC Configuration Menu
58
Mobility Configuration Menu
59
SNMP Agent Configuration Menu
60
Bridge Configuration Menu
61
Configuring Radio Parameters
62
Radio Configuration Menu
62
Skip Zones Menu
63
Configuring the Serial Interfaces
64
Overview
64
IP-To-Serial Services
65
Serial-To-Serial Services
65
Configuration
66
Serial Configuration Wizard
66
Local Serial Configuration Menu
67
View Current Settings Screen-Serial-To-Serial Example
69
View Current Settings Screen-Unicast UDP Mode Example
71
Remote Serial Gateway Configuration (IP-To-Remote Serial)
72
Security Configuration
74
Security Configuration Menu
75
Wireless Network Menu
79
Remote Management Submenu
80
Manage Selected Remote Submenu
81
Broadcast Remote Reprogramming Menu
82
Remote Database Menu
84
Endpoint Database Menu
85
Group Database Menu
85
Access Point Database Menu
86
Statistics and Event Log
87
COM1 and COM2 Data Statistics Menus
88
Remote Serial Gateway Statistics
89
Ethernet and Wireless Packet Statistics
90
Ethernet Packet Statistics
90
Wireless Packet Statistics
90
Radio Packet Statistics
91
Event Log Menu
92
Time and Date Stamping
92
Device Information Menu
94
Device Names Menu
95
Maintenance and Tools
95
Reprogramming Menu
96
A Brief Description of Configuration Files
97
Configuration Scripts Menu
97
RSG Configuration Script Menu
99
Authorization Codes Menu
101
Transmitter Test Menu
102
Redundancy Menu
103
Packet Rx Errors Exceeded Threshold Menu
106
Dnp3 Routing Menu
107
Remote Radio Management
109
Introduction
111
Programming Methods
111
Terminal Interface Mode
111
Remote Management Via the AP
111
Log-In Procedure
111
Commands
112
Entering Remote Commands
112
Minimum Configuration for Remotes
112
Detailed Command Descriptions
113
Upgrading Remote Firmware
127
Sample Configurations
129
Introduction
131
IP-To-Local Serial Application Example
131
Establishing a Connection
131
IP-To-Remote Serial Application Example
132
Endpoint Device Connected to the AP
133
Point-To-Point, Serial-To-Serial Application Example
133
Step-By-Step Instructions for Configuring a Point-To-Point Serial Connection
134
Point-To-Multipoint, Serial-To-Serial Application Example
142
Step-By-Step Instructions for Configuring a Point-To-Multipoint Serial Connection
143
Mixed-Mode Application Example
150
Operation and Data Flow
150
Group Broadcast Session Example
152
Installation
157
6 Chapter 6 6 Chapter Counter Reset Paragraph
159
Installation
159
General Requirements
159
Site Selection
159
A Word about Radio Interference
160
Conducting a Site Survey
160
Terrain and Signal Strength
160
Mounting Dimensions for Radios
162
Antenna and Feedline Selection
163
Antennas
163
Feedlines
164
How Much Output Power Can be Used
166
(U.S.A. and Canada, 900 Mhz Systems)
166
Calculating System Gain
166
How Much Output Power Can be Used
167
(U.S.A. and Canada, 2400 Mhz Systems)
167
Calculating System Gain
167
HOW MUCH OUTPUT POWER CAN be USED? (ETSI 2400 Mhz Systems)
168
How Much Output Power Can be Used
168
Calculating System Gain
169
Optimizing Performance
170
Principles of Wireless Network Operation
170
Aiming Directive Antennas for Maximum RSSI
172
Procedure
172
Tips for Improving Data Throughput
173
To Maximize Throughput of Data and Reduce Latency Time
173
To Maximize Overall Data Performance
174
Troubleshooting and Radio Tests
175
7 Chapter 7 7 Chapter Counter Reset Paragraph
177
Troubleshooting
177
Interpreting the Front Panel Leds
177
Troubleshooting Using the Embedded Management System
178
Diagnostic Tools
181
Serial Port and Remote Serial Statistics Menu
181
Using Logged Operation Events
182
Technical Reference
187
Upgrading Ap Firmware
189
Using Configuration Scripts
191
Sample of an Exported Configuration File
192
Editing Configuration Files
196
Data Interface Connectors
197
LAN/ETH Port
197
COM1 Port
198
COM2 Port
199
Technical Specifications
199
Dbm-WATTS-VOLTS CONVERSION CHART
203
Terms and Abbreviations
205
GE MDS entraNET 2400 Reference Manual (100 pages)
Spread Spectrum Data Transceiver
Brand:
GE
| Category:
Transceiver
| Size: 1.25 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 About this Manual
13
2 Product Description
13
Transceiver Features
13
Model Number Codes
14
Spread Spectrum Radios-How Are They Different
14
Typical Applications
14
Multiple Address Systems (MAS)
14
Point-To-Point System
15
Adding a Tail-End Link to an Existing Network
15
Extending a Transnet Network with a Repeater
16
Accessories
17
3 Installation Planning
18
General Requirements
18
Site Selection
18
Terrain and Signal Strength
19
Conducting a Site Survey
19
A Word about Radio Interference
20
Antenna & Feedline Selection
21
Antennas
21
Feedlines
22
Antenna System Ground
23
How Much Output Power Can be Used
24
4 Installation
26
Transceiver Installation
26
Configuring Multiple Remote Units
30
Tail-End Links
30
Configuring a Network for Extensions
31
5 Operation
31
Initial Start-Up
31
Performance Optimization
32
Antenna Aiming
32
Antenna SWR Check
33
Data Buffer Setting-Modbus Protocol
33
Hoptime Setting
33
Totalflow™ Protocol at 9600 with Sleep Mode
33
Operation at 115200 Bps
33
Baud Rate Setting
34
Radio Interference Checks
34
6 Radio Programming
34
Radio Programming Methods
34
Terminal Interface
34
PC-Based Configuration Tool
34
User Commands
35
Entering Commands
35
Detailed Command Descriptions
40
Addr [1-65000]
41
Network Address
41
Amask [0000 0000-Ffff Ffff]
41
Alarm Mask
41
At [On, Off]
41
Hayes-Compatible at Command Support
41
Asense [Hi/Lo]
41
Alarm Output Sense
41
BAUD [XXXXX Abc]
41
Data Interface Port Baud Rate
42
Band [A, B, C]
42
Select Sub-Band (Normally Used for 2.4 Ghz Units)
42
Buff [On, Off]
42
Data Buffer Mode
43
Code [None, 1
43
Security Code
43
Csaddr [1-65000, None]
43
Clock-Synchronizing Master Address
43
Cts [0-255]
43
Clear-To-Send Delay
43
Ctshold [0-60000]
44
Clear-To-Send Hold Time
44
Device [Dce, Cts Key]
44
Radio-MODEM Behavior
44
DLINK [XXXXX/On/Off]
44
Insite Diagnostics Link Support
45
Dkey
45
Turn off Radio Transmitter's Test Signal
45
Dtype [Node/Root]
45
Network Diagnostics Mode
45
Fec [On, Off]
45
Forward Error Correction
45
Hoptime [7, 28]
46
Radio Transmitter Hop Timing
46
Init
46
Initialize; Restore to Factory Defaults
46
Hrev
47
Hardware Revision
47
Key
47
Turn on Radio Transmitter Test Signal
47
Led [On, Off]
48
Enable/Disable PCB Leds
48
Lpm [1, 0]
48
Low-Power Mode-Masters Only
48
Lpmhold [0-1000]
48
Low-Power Mode Sleep Time
48
Mode [M, R, X]
48
Radio Operating Mode
49
Mrssi [None, -40
49
Minimum RSSI for Mobile Operation
49
Ot [On, Off]
49
Output Trigger
49
OWM [XXXXX]
49
Owner's Message
49
OWN [XXXXX]
49
Owner's Name
49
Port [Rs232, Rs485]
49
Pwr [20-30]
50
Radio Transmitter Power Level
50
Repeat [0–10]
50
Xaddr [0-31]
56
Extended Address
56
Xmap [00000000-Ffffffff]
56
Map of Extension Addresses
56
Xpri [0-31]
56
Primary Extended Address
56
Xrssi [None, -40
56
Extension RSSI Level
56
Zone Clear
56
Clear Zone Statistics Log
56
Troubleshooting
57
LED Indicators
58
Alarm Codes
58
Checking for Alarms-STAT Command
58
Major Alarms Versus Minor Alarms
58
Alarm Code Definitions
59
Troubleshooting Chart
60
Performing Network-Wide Remote Diagnostics
61
Internal Fuse Replacement
62
Radio Firmware Upgrades
63
Obtaining New Firmware
63
Saving a Web-Site Firmware File Onto Your PC
63
Installing Firmware into Your Radio
63
Operating Principles and Configuration
64
SAF Operation with Extension Radios
64
Simple Extended SAF Network
64
Extended SAF Network
65
Retransmission and ARQ Operation
65
SAF Configuration Example
65
Synchronizing Network Units
66
Synchronization Messages
67
Using at Commands
67
Configuration Parameters for S&F Services
69
Using the Radio's Sleep Mode (Remote Units Only)
71
Sleep Mode Example
72
Low-Power Mode (LPM)-Master Enabled
72
Setup Commands
72
Reading RSSI & Other Parameters W/Lpm Enabled
73
Power Consumption by HOPTIME and SAF Settings
73
Low-Power Mode Versus Remote's Sleep Mode
74
Mobile Operation Support
74
Introduction
74
Operational Influences-Hoptime & SAF
75
MIRRORED BITS™ Protocol Support
75
Seamless Mode Emulation
75
Full-Duplex Emulation
75
Co-Located and Close-Proximity Masters
75
Master Station Configuration
76
Antenna System for Co-Located Master Stations
76
Security
77
Technical Reference
78
Product Specifications-900 Mhz
78
Product Specifications-2.4 Ghz
79
Diagnostic Interface Connections (RJ-11)
81
Data Interface Connections (DB-9F)
81
Pin Descriptions-RS/EIA-232 Mode
82
Pin Descriptions-RS/EIA-422/485 Mode
83
Board-Only Supplemental Data
84
Product Differences-Board-Only Vs. Standard
84
Unit Dimensions
84
Mounting Requirements
85
User Configurable I/O Connections
85
Using the I/O Points with Insite™ NMS Software
87
Application Example-Digital I/O at a Remote
87
Dbm-Watts-Volts Conversion Chart
88
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