You don't keep spare radio cards in stock? That's probably something you should consider.

Travis
Microserv

Mike Hammett wrote:
I changed the freq a bit and didn't see any significant change.  I climbed 
and swapped the pigtails with North and changed all the settings so they 
were fully swapped.  Everyone on the south sector (which did have the 
questionable radio) is now happy.  Now the North sector is showing the same 
symptoms on my test CPE.  It's a good thing everyone except two are on East 
and West until I get this sorted out.  Time to contact Streakwave about a 
bad radio...


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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com



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From: "RickG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2008 1:05 PM
To: "WISPA General List" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Bad radio?

  
It would be interesting to switch the freqs around and see what
happens. It's probably a bad radio or cable though. -RickG

On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 1:06 PM, Mike Hammett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
    
Does this seem like the radio isn't loud enough?

I setup the test CPE on the TV tower at my house and pointed it at the 
tower.  Radio Mobile reports the azimuth as 250 degrees, so well within 
the south sector's coverage and only at a distance of 230'.  I am well 
below the vertical beamwidth of the sectors, explaining the relatively 
low signals, but ICS2 is horrible.

1 = North, 2 = South, 3 = West, 4 = East.

It makes no sense that South is that much worse signal wise than the 
others, especially considering that it should be on the South sector 
anyway.  3 and 4 are SR5s while 1 and 2 are XR5s.  I just replaced the 
towers with the XR5s.



[EMAIL PROTECTED] Test Platform] > /interface wireless scan wlan1
Flags: A - active, B - bss, P - privacy, R - routeros-network, N - 
nstreme
     ADDRESS           SSID                              BAND       FREQ 
SIG NF  SNR RADIO-NAME
AB R  00:15:6D:50:16:C6 ICS3                              5ghz 
      5745 -72 -99 27  00156D5016C6
AB R  00:15:6D:50:17:09 ICS4                              5ghz 
      5765 -68 -99 31  00156D501709
AB R  00:15:6D:64:0B:59 ICS1                              5ghz 
      5785 -77 -99 22  00156D640B59
AB R  00:15:6D:64:0B:55 ICS2                              5ghz 
      5825 -85 -99 14  00156D640B55


Here is a listing of the signals when connected:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Test Platform] > /interface wireless monitor wlan1
                status: connected-to-ess
                  band: 5ghz
             frequency: 5785MHz
               tx-rate: "6Mbps"
               rx-rate: "6Mbps"
                  ssid: "ICS1"
                 bssid: 00:15:6D:64:0B:59
            radio-name: "00156D640B59"
       signal-strength: -77dBm
    tx-signal-strength: -74dBm
           noise-floor: -107dBm
       signal-to-noise: 30dB
                tx-ccq: 58%
          p-throughput: 5481
        overall-tx-ccq: 58%
 authenticated-clients: 1
   current-ack-timeout: 28
              wds-link: no
               nstreme: no
          framing-mode: none
      routeros-version: "2.9.51"
               last-ip: 10.10.1.1
   802.1x-port-enabled: yes
           compression: no
     current-tx-powers: 
6Mbps:24(24),9Mbps:24(24),12Mbps:24(24),18Mbps:24(24),24Mbps:24(24),36Mbps:22(22),48Mbps:20(20),54Mbps:19(19)
   notify-external-fdb: no


[EMAIL PROTECTED] Test Platform] > /interface wireless monitor wlan1
                status: connected-to-ess
                  band: 5ghz
             frequency: 5825MHz
               tx-rate: "6Mbps"
               rx-rate: "6Mbps"
                  ssid: "ICS2"
                 bssid: 00:15:6D:64:0B:55
            radio-name: "00156D640B55"
       signal-strength: -86dBm
    tx-signal-strength: -76dBm
           noise-floor: -107dBm
       signal-to-noise: 21dB
                tx-ccq: 59%
          p-throughput: 5535
        overall-tx-ccq: 58%
 authenticated-clients: 1
   current-ack-timeout: 167
              wds-link: no
               nstreme: no
          framing-mode: none
      routeros-version: "2.9.51"
   802.1x-port-enabled: yes
           compression: no
     current-tx-powers: 
6Mbps:24(24),9Mbps:24(24),12Mbps:24(24),18Mbps:24(24),24Mbps:24(24),36Mbps:22(22),48Mbps:20(20),54Mbps:19(19)
   notify-external-fdb: no
-- [Q quit|D dump|C-z pause]


[EMAIL PROTECTED] Test Platform] > /interface wireless monitor wlan1
                status: connected-to-ess
                  band: 5ghz
             frequency: 5745MHz
               tx-rate: "6Mbps"
               rx-rate: "6Mbps"
                  ssid: "ICS3"
                 bssid: 00:15:6D:50:16:C6
            radio-name: "00156D5016C6"
       signal-strength: -74dBm
    tx-signal-strength: -70dBm
           noise-floor: -106dBm
       signal-to-noise: 32dB
                tx-ccq: 59%
          p-throughput: 5518
        overall-tx-ccq: 59%
 authenticated-clients: 1
   current-ack-timeout: 28
              wds-link: no
               nstreme: no
          framing-mode: none
      routeros-version: "2.9.51"
               last-ip: 10.10.3.5
   802.1x-port-enabled: yes
           compression: no
     current-tx-powers: 
6Mbps:24(24),9Mbps:24(24),12Mbps:24(24),18Mbps:24(24),24Mbps:24(24),36Mbps:22(22),48Mbps:20(20),54Mbps:19(19)
   notify-external-fdb: no

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Test Platform] > /interface wireless monitor wlan1
                status: connected-to-ess 
      



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