MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration

Figure 111

 Admin Status — specifies the desired status of the unit. For a 1+1 terminal
it is possible to specify the status of all three units.
o In Service — sets the unit in operating mode.
o Out of Service — sets the unit in non-operating mode.

Caution!

Selecting Out of Service will disturb the traffic.

o Note:
o Notifications from the unit's interfaces are suppressed.
o
 Notifications — Specifies if the unit should send any notifications. For a 1+1
terminal it is possible to disable notifications from all three indoor units.
o Enable — Enables notifications from the unit and lets through
notifications from the unit's interfaces.

11.50 MMU2 E/F 155 Radio Link Configuration

 General, see Section 11.50.1

 Basic, see Section 11.50.2
 Terminal, see Section 11.50.3
 MMU, see Section 11.50.4
 RAU, see Section 11.50.5
 RF Power, see Section 11.50.6
 DCN, see Section 11.50.7
 XPIC, see Section 11.50.8

11.50.1 General
Figure 112 MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration General

 Radio Terminal — The Radio Terminal under configuration

o Terminal ID — The name or id number of the Radio Terminal
o Activate Traffic — Activate licensed traffic.

By disabling traffic (clearing the check box), it is possible to configure

the radio terminal parameters without having all required licenses.
When enabling traffic, the system checks if there are any missing
licenses. See Section 6.3 for more information on how to work with
licenses.

o Modulation — Options for modulation of MMU2 E/F 155 are 16-QAM

or 128-QAM.

Note:
Modulation schemes other than C-QPSK requires a license. See Section 6.3
for more information on how to work with licenses.

o Capacity — Capacity of MMU2 E/F.

o Protection — Available protection options are 1+0, 1+1 Work or
1+1 Hot, see MINI-LINK TN R3 Technical Description.

Note:
Protection modes other than 1+0 requires a license. See Section 6.3 for more
information on how to work with licenses.

o Line Protection — Available line protection options are Unprotected,

SI High Pos, SI Low Pos, EEP and ELP.

11.50.2 Basic
Figure 113 MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration Basic Tab

 RAU — Names of RAUs that serve as either an unprotected or protected

terminal.
 Tx Freq. (MHz) — Transmitt frequency. It is adjusted in steps of 0,25 Mhz.
The drop-down slider can be used when the new frequency shall be increased
or decreased in larger increments than 0,25 Mhz.
 Rx Freq. (Mhz) — Receiving frequency. The receiving frequency matches
always the transmitted frequency of the far-end.
 Output Power Mode — Specifies how the output power is controlled.
o RTPC — The output power is set from a management application.
o ATPC — The output power is set automatically depending on the
received input power in the far-end RAU.
 Transmitter On — Selecting the check box turns the transmitter on. Clearing
the check box turns the transmitter off.
 View ATPC Capabilities — Shows the ATPC capabilities for all units in the
radio link.

11.50.3 Terminal

Figure 114 MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration Terminal Tab

 Notifications — Enable/Disable notifications.

  Fade Notification Timer — Notifications for alarms caused by fading, with a
duration less than the specified time (0 - 1000 seconds, default 200 seconds)
are not sent. Only applicable for 1+1 configurations. Not shown for far-end
terminals.
 Far End ID — Specifies the expected identity of the Radio Terminal on the
other end of the radio link. If Radio ID Check is enabled, this identity must
match the identity of the far-end terminal.

11.50.4 MMU

Figure 115 MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration MMU Tab

 MMU — Name of MMUs.

 Pos — Position in the AMM.
 Administrative Status — Specifies the desired status of the interface.
o In Service — Sets the unit in operating mode.
o Out of Service — Sets the unit in non-operating mode.

Caution!

Selecting Out of Service will disturb the traffic.

 Notifications — Enable/Disable notifications for the MMU.

11.50.5 RAU
Figure 116 MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration RAU Tab

 RAU — Name of RAUs.

 Administrative Status — Specifies the desired status of the interface.
o In Service — Sets the unit in operating mode.
o Out of Service — Sets the unit in non-operating mode.

Caution!

Selecting Out of Service will disturb the traffic.

 Notifications — Enable/Disable notifications for the MMU.

11.50.6 RF Power

Figure 117 MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration RF Power Tab

 RAU — Name of RAUs.

 Output Power — Specifies the output power (including Tx Attenuator) in
dBm. Only available when Output Power Mode is set to RTPC.
 RF Input Alarm Threshold — Specifies the input power threshold value (in
dBm) used for 1+1 switching.
11.50.7 DCN

Figure 118 MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration DCN Tab

 DCN Line — Adjust DCN Line between the options Transparent, 192 kbit/s
DCCr or 192 kbit/s MSB
 DCN Radio — Adjust the DCN Radio between the options 128 kbit/s, 320
kbit/s DCCr, 320 kbit/s MSB

11.50.8 XPIC

Figure 119 MMU2 E/F 155 Configuration XPIC Tab

 XPIC — Enable/Disable XPIC function.

 MMU — Name of MMUs.
 Pos — Position of MMU in AMM.
 Companion Pos — Position of connected MMU2 F in a 1+1 configuration.
This option is just for memorizing to which MMU2 F the unit is connected to. It
will have no impact on traffic or hardware configuration.
11.51 SFP Configuration

Figure 120 SFP Configuration

 SFP — Name of SFP unit.

 Administrative Status — Specifies the desired status of the interface.
o In Service — Sets the unit in operating mode.
o Out of Service — Sets the unit in non-operating mode.

Caution!

Selecting Out of Service will disturb the traffic.

11.52 RF Configuration

This page is used to configure an RF interface on an RAU connected to an MMU2

B/C/D or ATU MMU2 B.

Note:
Only MMU2 B/C/D is described since the page for ATU MMU2 B is similar.

Figure 121 The RF Configuration page

 Administrative Status — Specifies the desired status of the

interface.
o Up — Sets the interface in operating mode.
o Down — Turns the transmitter off and sends an AIS in
the receive direction. Notifications from this interface and
higher layer interfaces are suppressed.
 Notifications — Specifies if the interface should send any
notifications.
o Enable — Enables notifications from the interface and
lets through notifications from higher layer interfaces.

See Also

 How to configure an unprotected (1+0) Radio Terminal with

MMU2 B/C/D or ATU MMU2 B, see Section 6.5.2.
11.53 RF Configuration for MMU2 E/F

This page is used to configure an RF interface on an RAU connected to

an MMU2 E/F.

Figure 122 RF Configuration

 Administrative Status — Specifies the desired status of the

interface.
o In Service — Sets the unit in operating mode.
o Out of Service — Sets the unit in non-operating mode.

Caution!

Selecting Out of Service will disturb the traffic.

 Notifications — Enables or disables the interface to send/not

send notifications.

See Also

 How to configure an unprotected (1+0) Radio Terminal with

MMU2 E/F, see Section 6.5.1.
11.54 RAU IF Configuration

This page is used to configure an RAU IF interface for an MMU2

B/C/D/E/F or ATU MMU2 B.

Figure 123

 Administrative Status — Specifies the desired status of the

interface.
o Up — Sets the interface in operating mode.
o Down — Sends an AIS instead of traffic on the interface
(in both directions). Notifications from this interface and
higher layer interfaces are suppressed.
 Notifications — Specifies if the interface should send any
notifications.
o Enable — Enables notifications from the interface and
lets through notifications from higher layer interfaces.

See Also

 How to configure a Radio Terminal with MMU2 B/C/D or ATU

MMU2 B, see Section 6.5.2.
 How to configure a Radio Terminal with MMU2 E/F, see Section
6.5.1.
11.55 Control Protection

This page is used to configure the protection parameters for a radio

terminal with MMU2 B/C/D/E/F.

Figure 124

 Switch Mode — Specifies the switch mode for a protected Radio

Terminal.
o Auto — Specifies automatic switching. When Switch
Mode is Auto, the Active MMU option is unavailable.
o Manual — Specifies manual switching.
 Active MMU — Selects which MMU is used.
 Active Rx Radio — Selects the receiving RAU in a 1+1 Hot
configuration.
 Active Tx Radio — Selects the transmitting RAU in a 1+1 Hot
configuration.

See Also

 How to configure an unprotected (1+0) Radio Terminal with

MMU2 B/C/D, see Section 6.5.2.
 How to configure an unprotected (1+0) Radio Terminal with
MMU2 E/F, see Section 6.5.1.