Radwin 2000+ SERIES User Manual - 6.2.1
RADWIN
2000+
Series
User
Manual
Release
4.2.40
6
‐
1
Chapter
6:
Initial
Link
Configuration
6.1
Scope
of
this
Chapter
This
chapter
covers
the
two
phases
of
Link
configuration:
1. Link
establishment:
Initial
setup
2. Link
maintenance:
Fine
tuning
and
special
functions
Link
establishment
is
typically
a
once
‐
only
task.
Link
maintenance
is
required
for
fine
‐
tuning
the
link
and
configuration
of
special
features
such
as
VLAN,
Quality
of
Service
and
more.
6.2
Link
Establishment
6.2.1
Link
Configuration
Workflow
As
soon
power
and
network
connections
are
supplied
to
the
radio
unit,
it
will
commence
transmitting
and
receiving
packets
related
to
management
only
‐
that
is,
no
service
traffic
will
be
sent
or
received.
Activation:
For
the
RT
‐
A(HBS)
to
carry
out
service,
it
must
be
activated.
Activation
and
Deactivation
are
effected
quite
simply
by
clicking
a
toggle
button.
Discovery:
Assuming
that
the
radio
unit
intended
as
the
RT
‐
B(HSU)
(Slave
ODU)
is
mounted,
aligned,
and
powered
up,
it
will
discover
the
RT
‐
A(HBS)
establishing
a
link
for
management
only.
At
this
point
the
RT
‐
B(HSU)
may
be
managed
over
the
air.
Registration:
Having
Identified
the
Link
RT
‐
B(HSU),
the
latter
must
be
registered
to
the
RT
‐
A(HBS)
to
enable
traffic
between
them.
Following
registration,
you
can
set
separately,
•
MIMO
mode
•
Transmission
ratio
between
uplink
and
downlink
•
Uplink
and
downlink
Maximum
Information
Rate
(MIR)
in
Mbps