User's Manual

Document Number: 0100SM1401 Issue: 10-14

Step 5 - Activate Entry Point - PTP Wizard

Select Point to Point with Half Duplex Entry Point.

Select ‘Entry Point radio’ and click on the “Start The Wizard” button.

The Wizard now prompts the user to configure the minimum parameters to achieve point to point operation. For each

configuration item, help text is provided on the HTML programmer interface. If you are manually specifying IP addresses,

ensure you record them for future reference. You will need to know the IP address of each radio in future steps.

After configuration of all items are complete, activate the configuration by clicking on the “Activate Configuration” button in

the top right corner.

Step 6 - Activate Remote - PTP Wizard

Repeat steps (3) to (5) for the Remote radio. When in Step 5, select the ‘Remote radio’ button and click on the ‘Start The

Wizard” button. ‘

Step 7 - Verify Modem Operation

The radio configuration & RF link can now be verified for correct operation. First, check that the remote radio can correctly

decode a transmitted signal. This is done by energizing the transmitter (modulated carrier) of the entry point radio. Refer to

the instructions about this in the quick reference guide section of this manual.

With the transmitter energized, inspect the LED status on each radio. The entry point radio should have a solid RED ‘Pwr/

Tx’ LED. The remote radio should a solid GREEN ‘Sync/RxSig’ LED. If this LED is not SOLID green it may indicate incorrect

configuration or inadequate signal strength and the setup should be checked. Repeat this test with the Remote radio

transmitting.

Step 8- Embedded Diagnostics Testing

8.1 Review Diagnostics

Connect your web browser to the Entry Point

radio using the IP address recorded in Step 5.

Once loaded, click on the Diagnostics tab, then

select the summary sub-menu. This will display the

Diagnostics summary page. Review the diagnostics

parameters checking for abnormal items such as

high VSWR (high TX reverse power) and lower than

expected radio RSSI (Received Signal Strength).

Follow this step again for the Remote radio.

Part G – Quick Start Guide