1. Installation-Troubleshooting-Maintenance
SECTION 8 - Ethernet Troubleshooting
This section will give you a brief overview of the ESTeem troubleshooting procedures.

2. AA195PM Configuration Unpack From Box and Inventory Assembly Procedure
Technical Bulletin
User’s Manual
Pole Mounting Kit
Direct or Strap
High Temperature Sun Shield
Face to Southern Sky

3. AA195PM Pole Mount Kit Inventory

4. Installation Guides Direct Antenna Mount Omni-Directional
Indoor or Outdoor Mounting
External Antenna Mount
Omni-Directional Antenna
Directional Antennas
Cabinet Mount Configuration
Remote Antenna
ESTeem Mounted in Cabinet

5. Troubleshooting Steps
SECTION 8 - Ethernet Troubleshooting
1. Verify Direct Ethernet Communication
2. Verify ESTeem Configuration
3. Check Antenna and Cable (SWR)
4. Measure Receive Signal Strength
5. Conduct Network Diagnostics
The first consideration is to verify that there is RS-232 communication.
Next is to verify the ESTeem commands are correct for the application that is being utilized.
Then the swr needs to be tested, start at the modem end first. If there is a bad reading on the swr, then attach the bird meter to the antenna end to verify if the cable is bad or the antenna is.
Then the signal strength needs to measured.
Finally conduct a polling diagnostic test.

6. 195E Status Menu General Modem Information Time/Date
Internal Temperature
CPU and Ethernet Status
Factory Troubleshooting Requests
View Peer Table
Associated Stations (Mobile Clients)
Repeater Peers
Multiple Status Screens
All Radio Activity Seen on Same Channel

7. Peer Table Example

8. Repeater Peer Analysis
Listed by Wireless MAC Address
Fixed Access Point Locations
Receive Signal Strength
Value Listed in dBm
Higher Noise Areas Need More Signal
Last Receive Signal
Time of Last Radio Packet (Beacon or Data)
Data Rate of Last Packet
Status Packet vs Data Packet
Click on Repeater Peer MAC Address
Detailed Log on All Packets

9. Mobile Client Analysis
Station Router and Masquerade
Log Into Web Page
Receive Signal Strength
EtherStation
No Web Page Available
Client Utility
Separate Program Always Running
Sets MAC Address for Connected Computer
LAN Card Utilities

10. Mobile Client Tips Locking Channel Scanning
Single or Used Frequency Channels
Allows Faster Reconnect to Network
Limit Data Rate
Use Only Data Rate Needed
Lower Data Rate = Greater Range
Access Control List
Restrict to specific MAC addresses
Interference immunity

11. Maintenance Document and Monitor RF Values from Commissioning
Receive signal strength
RF data rate
Network routing in mesh
Annual Hardware Inspection
Weatherproof boots
Weatherproof seals
Antenna Connections