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    04-Ceragon-IP-10G Radio Configuration PDF

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    This document provides instructions for commissioning a radio link between two sites. It discusses setting radio frequencies, transmission power, and signal levels locally and remotely. It also covers enabling and disabling interfaces, adjusting automatic transmit power control settings, configuring modulation and coding schemes for adaptive capacity modulation, and setting radio link thresholds and alarms. The overall goal is to configure the radios at both sites to establish a stable radio link with maximum throughput.

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    This document provides instructions for commissioning a radio link between two sites. It discusses setting radio frequencies, transmission power, and signal levels locally and remotely. It also covers enabling and disabling interfaces, adjusting automatic transmit power control settings, configuring modulation and coding schemes for adaptive capacity modulation, and setting radio link thresholds and alarms. The overall goal is to configure the radios at both sites to establish a stable radio link with maximum throughput.

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    Commissioning the Radio Link

    10-Aprl-2012
    EMS Configuration
    3
    Radio Settings Local Radio - 1

    Radio type (displayed when comm. is OK)

    Spectrum Mask

    FQ spacing (gap) between channels

    Monitored transmission power

    Monitored received signal

    Monitored MSE. Required lower than (-33dB)

    The larger the amount, the poorer the radio link


    quality. Required value = zero

    Radio frequencies can be set


    locally or both RFUs (box
    checked) when links is up

    4
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    Radio Settings Local Radio - 2

    Enable / Disable : Requires system reset

    Enable = no transmission

    Must be identical on both IDUs

    Enable on both IDUs to get maximum


    throughput (500Mbps @ 56MHz)

    5
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    ATPC Local Radio - 3

    Enable / Disable

    Min. target RSL (local)

    6
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    Radio Settings Local Radio 4 Disabling IF

    As explained in previous slide, enabling or disabling the IF interface


    requires a reset

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    Radio Settings 5: Remote Radio

    When the radio link is up, you can configure the remote radio via the radio frames:

    Make sure Remote IP is available (configurable)


    Remote RSL can be read
    Remote TSL can be set (values depend on MRMC script)
    Remote ATPC REF level
    Remote Floating IP
    Remote TX MUTE can be disabled (see next slide)

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    Radio Settings 5: Un-muting Remote Radio

    Simplified scheme

    Site B is NOT transmitting

    but receiver is still ON

    Site A is transmitting

    Site B

    Site A
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    Radio Settings 6: Radio Thresholds

    These settings determine the sensitivity / tolerance for triggering:

    1+1 HSB switchover


    Ethernet Shutdown
    PM generated alarms

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    Radio Settings 7: MRMC Configuration

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    Radio Settings 7: MRMC Configuration

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    Radio Settings 7: MRMC Configuration

    MAX. Capacity
    (w/out compression)

    ACM Script CH. BW


    Modulation

    Spectrum
    Mask

    ACM is on

    Spectrum
    Class Type

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    Radio Settings 7: MRMC Configuration

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    Radio Settings 7: MRMC Configuration

    Configure here:

    Adaptive Power: Enabled / Disabled


    Reference Class

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    Thank You

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