User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Important Information
- Notices
- Description
- Installation
- Configuration
- Overview
- Accessing the Main Menu
- Configuring with the Main Menu
- Unit Identification
- Hardware/Software Revision
- System Software ROM Images
- System Current Status
- Network Configuration
- IP Filter Configuration
- RF Station Configuration
- Viewing Current RF Station Configuration
- Setting the Operating Mode
- General Equipment Setup for Performing RF Tests
- Setting Test Mode Timer Minutes
- Performing Link Monitor Test (Normal Mode)
- Performing Transmit and Receive Tests
- Performing the RSSI Test
- Setting the RF Transmit Status
- Setting the Link Monitor Period
- Setting Maximum Remote Distance (Base Station Only)
- Setting Link Monitor Remote Station Rank
- Adjusting Throttling (Remote Station Only)
- Setting Tx Power Automatically (Remote Station Only)
- Adjusting User Output Power Ceiling (Remote Station Only)
- Setting Signal Margin (Remote Station Only)
- Viewing Current Output Power Level Adjust
- Radio Module Configuration
- Viewing the Radio Module Configuration
- Setting Config Test Minutes
- Setting the Station Type
- Setting the Station Rank
- Setting the Center Frequency
- Setting Security Passwords
- Setting the Scrambling Code
- Setting the Acquisition Code
- Adjusting the Tx Power Level
- Setting a Base to Repeater Mode (Base Station Only)
- Setting System Symmetry Type (Base Station Only)
- Setting Dynamic Polling Level (Base Station Only)
- Setting Remote Unit RF Group
- Rebooting and Saving RF Module Configurations
- RF/Ethernet Statistics
- System Security
- System Commands
- Link Monitor Display
- Logout
- Setting Operating Mode with the Mode Button
- Command Line Interface
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix A: Planning Your Wireless Link
- Appendix B: Using HyperTerminal
- Appendix C: Configuring a Simple Data Network
- Appendix D: SNMP
- Appendix E: Technical Reference Information
- Appendix F: Menu Map
- Appendix G: Upgrading Software
- Glossary
- Index
Accessing the Main Menu
JUL 2001 Rev 03
31
Accessing Units via telnet
To access units via telnet
1. Ensure that the unit’s Internet IP address has been configured, the unit has a working Ethernet
connection, and wire and remote access has been enabled (see Allowing Remote Access and Configuration,
page 96).
2. Ensure that the VT100 Arrows feature in your telnet session is enabled. See Setting VT100 Arrows, page 31.
3. From the DOS prompt, type
C:>telnet <IP address>
where <IP address> is the IP address of the unit that you want to configure.
4. Press
Enter. The Login menu is displayed.
5. Type the default password (user or supervisor) or type your personal password.
The Main Menu is displayed.
Setting VT100 Arrows
To set the VT100 arrows in Microsoft telnet
1. In the active Microsoft telnet 1.0 session, select Terminal, Preferences from the menu bar. The
Terminal Preferences window is displayed.
2. Click the VT100 Arrows checkbox.
3. Click OK. The VT100 arrows are enabled in the telnet session.
You can now use the keyboard arrow keys to navigate the configuration menus.
Wi-LAN AWE 120-24 Login
Software: Rev 0.0.0 (May 25 2000 10:13:37)
Hardware: Rev 0.0.0 (4MB SDRAM, 4MB Intel Flash)
Enter Password: