baLBGenUBR Indicates the system's current uncoded burst rate. With adaptive modulation enabled, this rate may change over time, depending on the prevailing propagation conditions.

baLBGenRFLink connected(2) indicates  the  terminal  is  communicating  properly  to  the remote terminal. notConnected(1) indicates there is no communication with the remote terminal.

baLBGenFrequency The frequency which represents the operating channel of the link. The system can be configured to operate over 9 distinct channels.

baLBGenBuzzerEnabled Specifies if the antenna alignment buzzer is enabled or not.

baLBGenEncryptionEnabled Specifies if encryption is enabled or not.

baLBGenFlowControlEnabled This attribute specifies if flow control is enabled or not.

baLBGenHttpAccessEnabled This attribute specifies if Http Access is enabled or not.

baLBGenTelnetAccessEnabled This attribute specifies if Telnet Access is enabled or not.

baLBGenTelnetPort This attribute specifies the Telnet port number.

baLBGenOptionsKey This attribute specifies the Product Options Key.

baLBGenResetDevice Resets the device.

baLBGenFault The attribute specifies the Fault LED status of the terminal.

baLBEtherMacAddress The Ethernet MAC address of the local terminal.

baLBEtherGateway The IP Gateway of the device. This field is used to specify the IP address of the gateway with which the device is communicating through the core network.

baLBEtherPortStatus The attribute specifies the status of the Ethernet Port of the device.

baLBEtherIP The IP address of the device, The default  address from the factory is 192.168.25.2. For the initial set-up, the terminal should not be connected to the Internet network, i.e. the host computer should be connected directly to the terminal Ethernet port, to  avoid  address conflicts with other devices in a public network.  Once the IP address has been set, the terminal can be connected to  the  core  network,  where  it  can  receive  either static  or  dynamic addressing (DHCP) in future configuration updates.

baLBEtherMask The IP Subnet Mask of the device, The value is typically set to 255.255.255.0 (Class C subnet), which prevents certain local devices from going out into the wireless network.

baLBEther100 Specifies the 100 Mb/s Ethernet LED status of the device.

baLBEtherFd The attribute specifies the Ethernet FD LED status of the device.

baLBWrlsChannel specifies  the  operating  channel  of  the  system,  within  the  100 MHz available in the 5.8GHz UNII band. To  avoid  interference,  two  PTP  links  operating  in  the  same  physical location (co-located) or within close proximity (e.g. across the street) must be separated by at least one channel, i.e. the gap between channels should be 20 MHz or more (e.g. channels 1 and 3).

baLBWrlsTxPower The Tx Power of the device. Specifies the power level of the system, which is preset at the factory  and should not be usually altered.

baLBWrlsModReduction The Modulation Reduction Level of the device. Applies  when  the  Adaptive rate is  disabled. Specifies how many levels the system must drop in modulation before beginning re-transmission to address packet errors. The value can be set from 1-7, with 2 being the typical value.

baLBWrlsAdaptiveMod Setting this attribute to AdaptiveRate(2) sets  the  system  to  operate  in  adaptive modulation mode.  It is recommended to keep the device in this mode so that the system can automatically adjust the modulation level to  the highest possible data rate based on measured RF performance. The user can define the minimum desired modulation level by setting the Main rate parameter. If  the  system  meets  this  data  rate,  then  the Signal LED on the front panel will light continuously green.  If packet errors exceed one out of a million, the system will automatically lower the modulation level to maintain the link. In this case, the LED will flash green. If errors  continue when the system reaches the lowest modulation level, the LED will flash red to indicate a failed RF link. The user can also disable the dynamic modulation mode by disabling Adaptive Modulation. In this mode, the user is required to set the Burst Rate and the Modulation
       Reduction Level. It is recommended not to operate the system in manual mode, as this mode
is intended primarily for field support. Note the Signal LED will light solid green when the packet error rate is less than 1 out of a million. When  the errors exceed this limit, the LED will not illuminate, indicating the RF link has failed.

baLBWrlsUBR Set uncoded burst rate in steps (0=6Mb/s,1=9Mb/s,2=12Mb/s,3=18Mb/s,4=24Mb/s,5=36Mb/s,6=48Mb/s,7=54Mbs). Defines the desired net uncoded burst rate for the link.

baLBWrlsMaster A value of Master(2) sets the device system to serve as the Master system, while the other device assumes a slave role.

baLBWrlsVersion Sets the version of the device system software. Software can be remotely downloaded into the device. The system comprises sufficient memory to hold two independent software loads. The operator can specify which load to set as the active version.

baLBWrlsEncryptCode The Encryption Key used for the device.  Enter the MAC address of the remote terminal to enable over-the-air data encryption.

baLBWrlsCableAttenuation The Cable Attenuation for the device

baLBWrlsRfPortStatus The attribute specifies the status of the device Wireless Port.

baLBWrlsSaveConfig The attribute saves the entire config set of the device.

baLBWrlsActivateConfig The attribute activates the entire config set of the device.

baLBWrlsRadioEnable Radio Enable specifies whether radio transmission is enabled or disabled.

baLBWrlsRfStatusErrorCode Specifies the Error Code for the RF Status.

baLBWrlsRfSignal Specifies the Wireless Signal LED status.

baLBWrlsLLMode Manual Link Length Mode.

baLBWrlsLMU Link Measurements Units (mile / Km).

baLBWrlsLL Link Length.

baLBResetStatistics A value of reset(2) resets the performance statistics on the device a value of donothing(1) does nothing.

baLBSiteSurveyEtherRxPackets Counts the number of packets successfully received by the local system.

baLBSiteSurveyEtherRxPacketsDisc Counts the number of packets errors received by the local system.

baLBSiteSurveyEtherTxPackets Counts the number of Ethernet packets transmitted by the local system.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsRxSigMin Indicates the minimum received signal strength measured since the last SNMP update.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsRxSigMean Indicates the average received signal strength measured since the last SNMP update.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsRxSigMax Indicates the maximum received signal strength measured since the last SNMP update

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsAvgSinAdr Indicates the average signal to noise ratio measured since the last SNMP update. The ratio is based on the digital information provided from the output of the AtoD converter.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsRxPackets Indicates the number of packets received over the air from the remote terminal.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsRxPacketsRetx Indicates the number of packets retransmitted over the air from the remoter terminal.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsRxPackectsDisc Indicates the number of packets, originating from the remote terminal that were lost over the air due to degradation in the RF link.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsTxPackects Indicates the number of wireless packets (including Ethernet frames and error correction bytes) transmitted over the air by the local terminal.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsTxPacketsRetx Indicates the number of packets retransmitted over the air by the local terminal.  The retransmission scheme is based on the Acknowledge/Request (ARQ) algorithm that detects when packets are lost and makes a request to the MAC scheduler to repeat transmission of the lost packets.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsTxPacketsDisc Indicates the total number of packets lost over the air due to degradation in the RF link.

baLBSiteSurveyWrlsCalcDst The calculated link distance.

baLBSwServer The address of the TFTP server used for software upgrades. If the TFTP server is unknown, return 0.0.0.0.

baLBSwFilename The file name of the software image to be loaded into this device.

baLBSwAdminStatus If set to upgrade(2), the device will initiate a TFTP software image download using baLBSwFilename. If the download process is interrupted by a reset or power failure, the device will load the previous image. If set to noUpgrade(1), the device will revert to the previous version of the software. At initial startup, this object has the default value of noUpgrade(1).

baLBSwOperStatus InProgress(1) indicates that a TFTP download is underway, completeSuccess(2) indicates that the last software upgrade was successful, failed(3) indicates that the last attempted download failed, ordinarily due to TFTP timeout.

baLBSwCurrentVers The software version currently operating in this device's flash. This object should be in the syntax used by the individual vendor to identify software versions. If it is not applicable, this MUST contain an empty string.

baLBSwOtherVers The software version in the secondary flash. This object should be in the syntax used by the individual vendor to identify software versions. If it is not applicable, this MUST contain an empty string.

baLBSysLastTrapTime The value of system.sysUpTime when the last trap was generated. If no traps have been generated since the last reset, this attribute has a value of 0. No trap is issued as a result of a change to this value.