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Settings via web interface 
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Settings via web interface
Settings via web interface

Step 1

Access the unit to the default IP address 10.10.10.1 with mask 255.255.255.0 via web browser.

Make sure that the Ethernet port of the Laptop has an IP address assigned from the same subnetwork as the one for the unit (for example, set 10.10.10.50 with mask 255.255.255.0).

Step 2

Use any letters or numbers for initial authentication, for example:

  • User name: "login".
  • Password: "password".
Note
titleNOTE

Make sure to set strong passwords before running the units in production.

Step 3

Log in to the Web GUI.

Initially the status of the radio link is DOWN like below.

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titleFigure - Initial link status

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Step 4

Upgrade the units to the latest stable firmware version.

Note

For more details go to the section "Maintenance".


Step 5

Perform radio settings.

Go to the "Radio" section and set the following parameters:

  • Node Type (one unit must be set to Master and the other one to Slave).
  • Link ID.
  • Channel Width.
  • Frame period.
  • Max Distance.
  • Center Frequency.
  • Maximal Transmit Power.

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The detailed description for each radio setting can be found in the section "Radio".

Warning
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 Please note that the following parameters must have the same values at each of the two units in the PtP link. Otherwise the wireless link won’t be established:

  • Center Frequency
  • Channel Width
  • Frame Period
  • Max Distance
  • Short Cyclic Prefix
  • Link ID
Step 6

Save the configuration, reboot both units and check if they link is up.

The link status should be UP and the radio statistics should indicate the capabilities and quality of the link.

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titleFigure - Link UP status

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Settings via CLI  
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Settings via CLI
Settings via CLI

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