User Manual

Configuring Using the Menus
50 Version 1.1 - 01/04/00
Resetting the Statistics
The statistics that appear in the MAC Layer Statistics window and the System Current
Status window are cumulative that is, the values increase over time, until you reset the
numbers back to 0. Typically, you would reset the values when you want to track a
specific occurrence of an event. For example, a unit has had a thermal shutdown, and you
have corrected the cause of the shutdown (a heating/cooling problem). Once the problem
is corrected, you might want to reset the statistics. If the unit shuts down again, a 1 appears
in the statistic window and you can easily determine that a thermal shutdown has
reoccurred.
To reset the radio statistics
1. From the Main System menu, select
System Commands
.
The System Commands window appears:
2. Select
Reset Radio Statistics
.
An arrow appears to the left of the entry field.
3. Press the
Enter
key.
The values in the System Current Status window are reset to 0. See Viewing Current
System Status on page 37 to view the System Current Status window.
To reset the MAC Layer statistics
1. From the Main System menu, select
System Commands
.
The System Commands window appears:
2. Select
Reset MAC Layer Statistics
.
An arrow appears to the left of the entry field.
System Commands
Set Default System Image FACTORY-IMAGE
Reboot Current Image Press Enter to Execute
Reboot a System Image FACTORY-IMAGE
Restore Factory Configuration Press Enter to Execute
Restore Poweron Configuration Press Enter to Execute
Enter Loopback Mode Press Enter to Execute
Return to Normal Mode Press Enter to Execute
Reset Radio Statistics -> Press Enter to Execute
Reset MAC Layer Statistics Press Enter to Execute
System Commands
Set Default System Image FACTORY-IMAGE
Reboot Current Image Press Enter to Execute
Reboot a System Image FACTORY-IMAGE
Restore Factory Configuration Press Enter to Execute
Restore Poweron Configuration Press Enter to Execute
Enter Loopback Mode Press Enter to Execute
Return to Normal Mode Press Enter to Execute
Reset Radio Statistics Press Enter to Execute
Reset MAC Layer Statistics -> Press Enter to Execute