Radwin 2000+ SERIES User Manual - page 252
RADWIN
2000+
Series
User
Manual
Release
4.2.40
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Appendix
A:
Terminology
Table
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Terminology
(Sheet
1
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2)
Term
Description
Assured
throughput
Actual
number
of
timeslots
allocated
to
an
HSU
BS
Base
Station:
a
radio
that
can
transmit
and
receive
to
more
than
one
point.
See
also
HBS
Downlink
Data
traffic
from
an
HBS
to
an
HSU
or
from
a
Master
ODU
to
a
Slave
ODU
EIRP
E
quivalent
(or
E
ffective)
I
sotropically
R
adiated
P
ower:
Power
that
a
theoretical
isotropic
antenna
emits
to
produce
the
peak
power
density
GHSS
GPS
Hub
Site
Synchronization
HBS
High
capacity
Base
Station.
Same
as
a
BS,
same
as
Master
ODU,
same
as
RT
‐
A(HBS)
HSC
Hub
Site
Client:
A
radio
unit
that
is
co
‐
located
with
other
units,
and
receives
a
synchronization
signal.
This
unit
can
only
be
an
HBS.
HSM
Hub
Site
Master:
the
source
of
the
synchronization
signal
for
Hub
Site
Synchronization.
This
is
usually
one
of
the
radio
units,
but
not
necessarily,
as
the
“master”
can
be
a
signal
from
a
GPS
satellite.
HSU
High
capacity
Subscriber
Unit.
Same
as
an
SU,
same
as
a
Slave
ODU,
same
as
RT
‐
B(HSU).
Master
ODU
The
dominant
radio
unit
in
a
link.
Same
as
Base
Station.
Same
as
a
BS,
same
as
RT
‐
A(HBS)
MIR
Maximum
Information
Rate
ODU
Outdoor
Unit.
This
is
a
generic
term
for
a
radio
unit
packaged
in
an
enclosure
designed
to
comply
with
outdoor
regulations.
This
term
can
also
be
used
to
refer
to
the
indoor
radio,
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