Xetawave Xeta9-E Operation & User’s Manual

26, Xetawave Xeta9-E 23 3. Configure Transmit rates. While XetaWave radios support Multi-speed Multi- point, for an initial configuration, it is best to start with a single speed to simplify trouble shooting. The ideal setting is a function of distance, throughput required, transmit power, and radio noise…

45, 42 3.2.1 VLAN Configuration XetaWave Ethernet radios function as 5-port Enterprise Ethernet switches by implementing 802.1q VLANs and trunks. The five ports that participate in the Ethernet switching process are: Port / Interface Description Ethernet 1 Physical Etherne…

19, 16 2. Enter a Device Name for the AP radio in the text box on the “Main” screen and press the “Save Device Name” button to save. 3. Navigate to the “Network Settings” page and configure the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway for the radio. VLAN settings can…

15, 12 1 Mechanical / Physical Design 1.1 Enclosed Ethernet Radios XetaWave enclosed Ethernet radios all have the same design with front access to communication ports, side access to RF connections and I/O connections. The radio may be DIN rail mounted or left on a surface. The top of the ra…

54, 51 and type of errors that the radio receives. And this in turn is a function of the noise and interference between the transmit antenna and the receiver antenna. As a general rule, as the packet size increases, the required signal strength (or received signal versus sensitivity) …

34, 31 6. Configure RF Network parameters and type. The Network address is an identifier used to allow a group of radios to communicate and exclude non- member radios. In this example the number 2000 has been used. The “Network Radius” indicates the maximum distance be…