Motorola Canopy FSK and OFDM radios PTP 100 (FSK) User Manual download pdf (Page 11)

Release 11.0 Release Notes and User Guide Supplement

Issue 1, March 2011 Page 11

4 Features

Release 11.0 adds the features listed in Table 1.

Table 1: Release 11.0 Features

Regions

Affected

Products

Affected

Feature

Description

See for

Details

All Regions

AP and SM

Support for the

RADIUS protocol.

RADIUS can be used for SM authentication,

SM configuration, and centralized AP and

SM user name and password management.

Section 5

All Regions

AP and SM

From AP GUI or

SNMP, drop all

sessions in the

sector.

From the AP’s Tools > Sessions tab,

sessions to all SMs in the sector can be

dropped. This forces all SMs in the sector to

register again to an AP. Note that a session

to a single selected SM can also be

dropped.

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All Regions

SM with NAT

enabled

Data entry checking

Data entry checking now prevents

mistakenly setting the same IP address for

both the LAN Interface and the Remote

Configuration Interface on an SM with NAT

enabled. These parameters are configured

on the SM’s Configuration > NAT tab.

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All Regions

PMP 100

Can configure 40 mile

max range on FSK

AP.

On the AP’s Configuration > Radio tab, the

Max Range can now be configured up to 40

miles (instead of the previous max of 30

miles). Note, this does not change the

transmit power of the radio, does not change

the RF operation, and due to the additional

turnaround time in the frame will reduce

capacity and throughput to some degree.

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All Regions

PMP 100

Can configure SM

receive target level up

to -40 dBm on FSK

AP.

On the AP’s Configuration > Radio tab, the

SM Receive Target Level can now be

configured up to -40 dBm (instead of the

previous limit of -55 dBm). Note, this does

not change the transmitter power of the AP,

nor the sensitivity of the AP or the SM – it

just allows a “hotter” SM receive target level

if RF design requires it.

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