Radwin 2000+ SERIES User Manual - 21.6.1

RADWIN

2000+

Series

User

Manual

Release

4.2.40

21

‐

2

What

it

Provides

For

stand

‐

alone

or

unregistered

radio

units,

you

must

connect

a

managing

computer

directly

to

the

radio

unit

and

again

log

on

as

shown

below.

21.5

What

it

Provides

The

WI

is

a

developing

technology.

It

is

possible

that

the

current

distributed

release

may

have

additional

or

slightly

different

features

from

those

shown

here.

The

description

below,

should

nevertheless

give

you

a

good

idea

of

how

to

use

the

WI.

21.6

Prerequisites

21.6.1

Hardware

You

need

a

regular

LAN

connection

between

a

managing

computer

and

one

of

the

link

radio

units.

The

WI

can

be

used

directly

opposite

the

RT

‐

A(HBS)

any

of

its

RT

‐

B(HSU)s.

It

can

also

be

used

over

the

air

from

the

RT

‐

A(HBS)

to

any

registered

RT

‐

B(HSU).

21.6.2

Software

Your

computer

should

have

at

least

version

6

of

MS

Internet

Explorer.

The

Web

interface

also

works

with

other

browsers

such

as

Mozilla

Firefox

version

3

and

later.

21.6.3

Technical

Background

You

should

be

familiar

with

the

concepts

underlying

the

RADWIN

Manager

and

preferably

with

the

Manager

itself.

21.7

Special

Considerations

Working

with

the

WI

21.7.1

Advanced

Configurations

For

setup

configurations

using

features

such

as

HSS,

VLAN

and

QoS,

you

will

need

to

use

the

RADWIN

Manager.

21.7.2

Operational

Effects

Several

WI

functions

cause

temporary

sync

loss.

Typically,

changing

the

number

of

antennas

falls

into

this

category.

These

cases

will

be

pointed

out

in

Warning

messages.