User's Manual

InfiNet Wireless R5000 Technical User Manual
Copyright © 2004-2006 by InfiNet Wireless Limited.
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B – burst mode on
P – polling mode on
7 <transmitting speed>/<receiving speed>
CPE configuration
CPE configuration is performed using “rma bs” command. For each subscriber
one can specify several base stations at which the CPE can be registered (see
Roaming section). The command syntax looks as follows:
rma bs <IF-NAME> sid/speed[/minspeed] freq [,freq...] [-del]
When executed without parameters, the RMA BS command displays the status of
the base station selected and the current connection quality.
The command has the following parameters:
• IF-NAME - the name of a radio interface
• sid - a network identifier
• speed - requested connection speed (bitrate) in KBit/s (if autobitrate
mode is turned on, this parameter sets the highest possible speed). The
list of available speeds can be displayed by "rfconfig <IF-NAME> bitr"
command and depends on radio module type.
• Minspeed – optional parameter used in autobitrate mode. Sets the
minimal value for the speed.
• freq - the base station operating frequencies; any number of
frequencies may be specified, as a list of individual frequencies and/or of
frequency ranges f1-f2, separated by commas.
The -DEL option is used to remove the specified parameters from the subscriber
unit's configuration table.
Example of BS configuration on the CPE:
rma bs rf4.0 01010101/24000 5260, 5280
If you want this CPE to attempt to connect to another Base Station, you should
specify it in a separate line with different frequencies and/or bitrate.
“rma bs” command executed without parameters shows current registration of
the CPE on the BS.
Еxample:
rf4.0: bs (10101011/24000,5280) 00028aeb54d4 Q=155 7/6 IP=1.1.1.1
Links 13, reps 13, Q=155 Rx=18 Tx=24 burst
Here:
• rf4.0 – name of the interface
• 101010011 – SID
• 24000 – configured maximum speed (upstream to BS)
• 5280 – working frequency
• 00028aeb54d4 – MAC-address of the BS at which the registration was
performed
• Q (1
st
entry)– base signal quality level
• Q (2
nd
entry) – current signal quality level