4RF Aprisa XE User Manual - 7.  Managing The Terminal

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7.  Managing the terminal 

The command line setup menu can be used to: 

  Provide basic access to the terminal to set IP addresses 

  Check or set basic settings of the terminal 

4RF SuperVisor is an embedded element manager for the Aprisa XE terminal which is used to: 

  Configure radio and interface parameters 

  Setup cross connections between traffic interfaces 

  Monitor performance, terminal status and alarm details 

The setup menu 

1. 

Initiate the link by either applying power to the terminals or, if the terminals are already powered 

up, pressing the Enter key. 

2. 

At the prompt, enter your selection:  

Selection Explanation 

1) Dump 

terminal 

configuration 

This shows basic terminal data such as ID, IP data, TX and 

RX frequency. 

2) 

Use DHCP configuration  This deletes any preset IP addresses and looks for a new 

address via DHCP. 

3) 

Configure IP addresses 

Use this if you want to set the IP address of the local terminal. 

4) 

Configure SNMP 

Use this to set the SNMP community string. 

5) 

Set hostname 

Use this to set a name that can be used in conjunction with 

DNS. 

6) Configure 

remote 

terminal address 

Use this to set the IP address of the remote terminal. 

7) 

Reset web server users 

Restores all the default web usernames and passwords. 

8) 

Reset to defaults 

Resets all the configurable terminal settings (such as 

frequencies, power, IP settings SNMP settings) to pre-defined 

defaults. This means that when the terminal restarts, the link 

will be lost. 

9) 

Reboot 

Reboots the terminal. 

10) 

Configure Ethernet 

Use this to reset the Ethernet configuration to the default 

settings, and display the Ethernet configuration. 

11) 

Password Protect Menu 

Use this to password-protect the menu to prevent 

unauthorized users from modifying terminal settings. The 

password is setupxe.