CTR 8500-8300

Radio Functions
CLI Commands
Version 3.5.20

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January 2018
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Radio Functions
This document describes radio-related commands. It is split into the following major
sections.
l Radio Configuration and Diagnostics on page 27
l Radio Diagnostics and Status on page 11
l Performance Statistics on page 20
l Payload Encryption on page 7

Payload Encryption
These commands allow the user to configure payload encryption on the device.
l show payload-encryption [status] - Print the active configuration of payload
encryption for each radio link to the CLI.
l payload-encryption config link-id <secret-id(8-64)> - Set the link ID to be used for
the interface.
l payload-encryption config lifetime <days(1-10))> - Specify lifetime of the
generated encryption key.
l payload-encryption enable - Enable payload encryption for the interface.
l no payload-encryption enable - Disable payload encryption for the interface.
l payload-encryption change-key - Manually trigger an encryption key change
regardless of whether the key lifetime has expired or not.
WARNING: Since payload encryption has the ability to affect access to the unit, it is
recommend that a revert timer should be used when editing these configurations.
N O TE: Payload enc r yption w ill r educ e the maximum c apac ity of a link.

N O TE: Payload enc r yption is a lic ens ed featur e- only c onfigur able w hen
lic ens e enabled.

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Table 1. Payload Encryption Throughput Reduction

Ethernet Frame Size (Bytes) Reduction

64 7.81%
128 3.91%
256 1.95%
512 0.97%
1024 0.48%
1518 0.32%
2048 0.24%
4096 0.12%
9600 0.05%

no payload-encryption enable
Command Objective
This command disables payload encryption for the interface.

Syntax
no payload-encryption enable

Mode
Interface Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no payload-encryption enable

payload-encryption change-key
Command Objective
This command manually trigger an encryption key change regardless of whether the key
lifetime has expired or not.
N O TE: For this oper ation to r un, payload enc r yption s hould be enabled on
the inter fac e.

Syntax
payload-encryption change-key

Mode

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Interface Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# payload-encryption change-key

payload-encryption config lifetime

Command Objective
This command specifies lifetime of the generated encryption key. If no value is provided a
default of 5 days is used.

Syntax
payload-encryption config lifetime <days(1-10)>

Parameter Description
days
The number of days for which the generated shared key will be valid and after which a
new key will be generated.

Mode
Interface Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# payload-encryption config lifetime 3

payload-encryption config link-id

Command Objective
This command sets the link ID to be used for the interface. The user must specify a link ID
for each interface.
WARNING: For payload encryption to work successfully, the link ID must match the
one on the remote interface.

Syntax
payload-encryption config link-id <secret-id(8-64)>

Parameter Description
secret-id

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The shared secret identifier that both the local and remote interface know and use to
encrypt traffic.

Mode
Interface Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# payload-encryption config link-id "secret_
link16$!"

payload-encryption enable
Command Objective
This command enables payload encryption for the interface. The link must have a link ID
configured before it can be enabled.

Syntax
payload-encryption enable

Mode
Interface Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# payload-encryption enable

show payload-encryption
Command Objective
This command prints the active configuration of payload encryption for each radio link to the
CLI. This includes:
l the interface name,
l whether traffic transmitted on the interface is encrypted,
l the active key ID used for encryption/ decryption,
l the chosen lifetime of the generated key, and
l the amount of time remaining until the key expires.

Syntax
show payload-encryption [status]

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Parameter Description
status
Show status of payload encryption for each link.

Mode
Privileged EXEC

Examples
aos# show payload-encryption
Interface: Ra2/1 Enabled: true
Link ID: mylinkid123 Key ID: 4471
Key Lifetime: 5 day(s)
Key Lifetime Remaining: 4d 23h 34m 7s
aos# show payload-encryption status
Port Encryption Key ID Key Lifetime Key Lifetime Remaining
---- ---------- ------ ------------ --------------------
Ra2/1 ACTIVE 22105 day(s)4d 23h 25m 6s

Radio Diagnostics and Status

These commands allow the user to configure radio protection on the device.
l diagnostic plugin-online on page 12 - Lock the protected radio path to use a
particular plug-in for a period of time.
l diagnostic rxsource on page 12 - Locks the protected radio receive path to a
single interface.
l diagnostic transmit on page 13 - Locks the protected radio transmitter path to a
single interface.
l low power monitor on page 14 - Enable or disable low-power mode for monitored
hot-standby protected links.
l no diagnostic plugin-online on page 15 - Disable locking the protected radio path
to use a particular plug-in.
l no diagnostic rxsource on page 15 - Disable protected radio receive source lock.
l no diagnostic transmit on page 16 - Disable protected radio transmitter path lock.
l no revert on page 16 - Disable revertive switching on the selected protected
interface.
l revert on page 17 - Set revertive switching on the selected protected interface.
l set prot on page 17 - Set up a new protection instance on a single plugin (1+1) or
protect two separate plugins (2x1+1).
l show protection diagnostic on page 18 - Show the details of the diagnostics of the
protection interface(s).
l show protection on page 19 - Shows information about protection interfaces.
l splitter on page 19 - Set up splitter physical parameters for a protected link.

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diagnostic plugin-online
Command Objective
This command locks the protected radio path to use a particular plug-in for a period of
time. This can be used to assist when temporarily removing the unused plug-in from the
protected system.
N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
diagnostic plugin-online [<chassis>/]<slot> { indefinite | time
<seconds> }

Parameter Description
chassis
The chassis to enable diagnostic on.

slot
The slot to enable diagnostic on.

indefinite
Enable the diagnostic until a command to disable it is issued.

seconds
Duration in seconds to enable the diagnostic for.

Mode
Protection Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# diagnostic plugin-online 1/1 time 300

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# diagnostic plugin-online 1 indefinite

diagnostic rxsource
Command Objective
Locks the protected radio receive path to a single interface.

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N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
diagnostic rxsource { primary | secondary } { indefinite | time
<seconds> }

Parameters
primary
Lock the receiver to the primary radio interface of the protected pair.

secondary
Lock the receiver to the secondary radio interface of the protected pair.

indefinite
Enable the diagnostic until a command to disable it is issued.

seconds
The number of seconds to enable the diagnostic for.

Mode
Protection Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# diagnostic rxsource primary time 300

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# diagnostic rxsource secondary indefinite

diagnostic transmit
Command Objective
This command locks the protected radio transmitter path to a single interface.
N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
diagnostic transmit { primary | secondary } { indefinite | time
<seconds> }

Parameter Description
primary

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Lock the transmitter to the primary radio interface of the protected pair.

secondary
Lock the transmitter to the secondary radio interface of the protected pair.

indefinite
Enable the diagnostic until a command to disable it is issued.

seconds
The number of seconds to enable the diagnostic for.

Mode
Protection Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# diagnostic transmit primary time 300

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# diagnostic transmit secondary indefinite

low power monitor

Command Objective
This command enable or disable low-power mode for monitored-hot-standby protected
links. Configure the monitoring period when low-power mode is enabled.

Syntax
low-power-monitor [period <hours>]
no low-power-monitor [period <hours>]

Parameter Description
period
Set monitoring period.

Mode
Protection Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# low-power-monitor

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aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# low-power-monitor period 24

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# no low-power-monitor

no diagnostic plugin-online
Command Objective
This command disables locking the protected radio path to use a particular plug-in.
N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
no diagnostic plugin-online

Mode
Protection Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# no diagnostic plugin-online

no diagnostic rxsource
Command Objective
This command disables protected radio receive source lock.
N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
no diagnostic rxsource

Mode
Protection Configuration

Example

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aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# no diagnostic rxsource

no diagnostic transmit
Command Objective
This command disables protected radio transmitter path lock.
N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
no diagnostic transmit

Mode
Protection Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# no diagnostic transmit

no revert
Command Objective
This command disables revertive switching on the selected protected interface.
N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
no revert

Mode
Protection Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# no revert

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revert
Command Objective
This command sets revertive switching on the selected protected interface.
N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
revert duration <duration> [scheduled time <timestamp>]

Parameter Description
duration
Duration in seconds before a revertive switch should occur.

schedule
Make revertive switches occur at a given time of day.

timestamp
The time of day to revert (format HH:MM:SS).

Mode
Protection Configuration

Examples

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# revert duration 180

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# revert duration 60 scheduled time 14:30:32

set prot
Command Objective
This command sets up a new protection instance on a single plugin (1+1)

Syntax
set prot <inst> type <prot_type> primary [chassis/]slot/interface
secondary [chassis/]slot/interface

Parameter Description
inst

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Instance number to use for the protection pair.

prot_type
Protection type; space-diversity, hot-standby.

chassis
(Optional) Select aos chassis.

slot
The slot number of the RAC card.

interface
The interface number on the RAC card.

Mode
Global Configuration

Examples
The following commands will create and configure a protection instance.
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# set prot 1 type hot-standby primary 1/2/1 secondary
1/2/2

show protection diagnostic

Command Objective
Shows the details of the diagnostics of the protection interface(s).
For each diagnostic, whether it is active, and if so the amount of time it will be active for will
be shown. Also, the current setting of each diagnostic will be shown where applicable.

Syntax
show protection diagnostic [interface prot <interface>]

Parameter Description
interface
The protection interface index.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos> show protection diagnostic
Interface: prot 1
Transmit lock: Inactive
Rx-source lock: Inactive
Plugin online lock: Inactive

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show protection
Command Objective
This command shows information about protection interfaces.

Syntax
show protection [interface prot <inst>]

Parameter Description
inst
Protection instance to show information about

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos> show protection interface prot 1
Interface: prot 1
Status: Active
Protection type: Hot standby
Primary interface: Ra1/2/1 (Tx Online)
Secondary interface: Ra1/2/2
Tx switch guard timer: Inactive
Revert mode: No revert

splitter
Command Objective
This command sets up splitter physical parameters for a protected link.
N O TE: This c ommand is only available dur ing pr otec ted inter fac e
c onfigur ation.

Syntax
protection splitter { equal <loss> | unequal primary <loss>
secondary <loss> }

Parameter Description
equal
Set the splitter gain to be the same on both paths.

loss
Gain value in dB.

unequal
Set different splitter gains on both paths.

primary

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Primary gain.

secondary
Secondary gain.

Mode
Protection Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# splitter equal -3

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface prot 1
aos(config-prot)# splitter unequal primary -3 secondary -7

Performance Statistics
These commands enable the user to view and configure performance statistics.
l show g826 day on page 20 - Print the specified device’s G.826 daily statistic bins
for days included in the given date range.
l show g826 qhour on page 21 - Print the G.826 specified device’s quarter hour
statistic bins whose start time is included in the given time range.
l show g826 realtime on page 23 - Print the real-time G.826 performance statistics
for a device.
l show rxperf day on page 24 - Print the specified device’s receiver performance
daily statistic bins for days included in the given date range.
l show rxperf qhour on page 25 - Print the specified device’s receiver performance
quarter hour statistic bins whose start time is included in the given time range.
l show rxperf realtime on page 26 - Print the real-time receiver performance
statistics for a device.

show g826 day

Command Objective
This command prints the specified device’s G.826 daily statistic bins for days included in the
given date range.

Syntax
show g826 day [interface {radio [<chassis>/]<slot>/<int> | prot
<inst>}] [sdate <date>] [edate <date>]

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Parameter Description
interface
The interface to show statistics for.

radio
The radio interface to show statistics for.

chassis
Which chassis to select.

slot
Slot number.

int
Interface number.

prot
The protection interface to show statistics for.

inst
The protection instance number.

sdate
The start date of the time range, in the format YYYY/MM/DD.

edate
The end date of the time range, in the format YYYY/MM/DD.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos> show g826 day interface radio 2/1
Radio Interface 1/2/1 2014/02/17 13:00:00
Errored Blocks 406
Errored Seconds 0
Errored Seconds Ratio 0.0000000
Severely Errored Seconds 0
Severely Errored Secs Ratio 0.0000000
Background Block Errors 406
Background Block Errors Ratio 0.0000026
Available Seconds 4799
Unavailable Seconds 30
Data Invalid

show g826 qhour

Command Objective
This command prints the G.826 specified device’s quarter hour statistic bins that have a
start time included in the given time range.

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Syntax
show g826 qhour [interface {radio [<chassis>/]<slot>/<int> | prot
<inst>}] [sdate <date> stime <time>] [edate <date> etime <time>]

Parameter Description
interface
The interface to show statistics for.

radio
The radio interface to show statistics for.

chassis
Which chassis to select.

slot
Slot number.

int
Interface number.

prot
The protection interface to show statistics for.

inst
The protection instance number.

sdate
The start date of the time range, in the format YYYY/MM/DD.

stime
The start time of the time range, in the 24 hour format HH:MM:SS.

edate
The end date of the time range, in the format YYYY/MM/DD.

etime
The end time of the time range, in the 24 hour format HH:MM:SS.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos> show g826 qhour interface radio 2/1
Radio Interface 1/2/1 2014/02/18 11:15:00
Errored Blocks 6547
Errored Seconds 0
Errored Seconds Ratio 0.0000000
Severely Errored Seconds 0
Severely Errored Secs Ratio 0.0000000
Background Block Errors 1502
Background Block Errors Ratio 0.0000091
Available Seconds 737
Unavailable Seconds 41

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Data Invalid

show g826 realtime

Command Objective
This command prints the real-time G.826 performance statistics for a device. Real-time
statistics are collected from power on or from the last reset, whichever has most recently
occurred.

Syntax
show g826 realtime [interface {radio [<chassis>/]<slot>/<int> |
prot <inst>}]

Parameter Description
interface
The interface to show statistics for.

radio
The radio interface to show statistics for.

chassis
Which chassis to select.

slot
Slot number.

int
Interface number.

prot
The protection interface to show statistics for.

inst
The protection instance number.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos> show g826 realtime interface radio 2/1
Radio Interface 1/2/1
Errored Blocks 1424244
Errored Seconds 133
Errored Seconds Ratio 0.0120766
Severely Errored Seconds 123
Severely Errored Secs Ratio 0.0111686
Background Block Errors 16485
Background Block Errors Ratio 0.0000006
Available Seconds 10513
Unavailable Seconds 500

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show rxperf day

Command Objective
This command prints the specified device’s receiver performance daily statistic bins for
days included in the given date range.

Syntax
show rxperf day [interface {radio [<chassis>/]<slot>/<int> | prot
<inst>}] [sdate <date>] [edate <date>]

Parameter Description
interface
The interface to show statistics for.

radio
The radio interface to show statistics for.

chassis
Which chassis to select.

slot
Slot number.

int
Interface number.

prot
The protection interface to show statistics for.

inst
The protection instance number.

sdate
The start date of the time range, in the format YYYY/MM/DD.

edate
The end date of the time range, in the format YYYY/MM/DD.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos> show rxperf day interface radio 2/1
Radio Interface 1/2/1 2014/02/17 13:00:00
Max BER 0.500000000
Mean BER 0.000934352
Min BER 0.500000000
Max RSL -45.4294967291
Mean RSL -45.4294967291
Min RSL -97.0
Frame Loss Seconds 1

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Data Invalid

show rxperf qhour

Command Objective
This command prints the specified device’s receiver performance quarter hour statistic
bins whose start time is included in the given time range.

Syntax
show rxperf qhour [interface {radio [<chassis>/]<slot>/<int> |
prot <inst>}] [sdate <date> stime <time>] [edate <date> etime
<time>]

Parameter Description
interface
The interface to show statistics for.

radio
The radio interface to show statistics for.

chassis
Which chassis to select.

slot
Slot number.

int
Interface number.

prot
The protection interface to show statistics for.

inst
The protection instance number.

sdate
The start date of the time range, in the format YYYY/MM/DD.

stime
The start time of the time range, in the 24 hour format HH:MM:SS.

edate
The end date of the time range, in the format YYYY/MM/DD.

etime
The end time of the time range, in the 24 hour format HH:MM:SS.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

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Example
aos> show rxperf qhour interface radio 2/1
Radio Interface 1/2/1 2014/02/18 11:15:00
Max BER 0.500000000
Mean BER 0.011834018
Min BER 0.000012449
Max RSL -47.4294967293
Mean RSL -47.4294967293
Min RSL -97.4294967293
Frame Loss Seconds 2
Data Invalid

show rxperf realtime

Command Objective
This command prints the real-time receiver performance statistics for a device. Real-time
statistics are collected from power on or from the last reset, whichever has most recently
occurred.

Syntax
show rxperf realtime [interface {radio [<chassis>/]<slot>/<int> |
prot <inst>}]

Parameter Description
interface
The interface to show statistics for.

radio
The radio interface to show statistics for.

chassis
Which chassis to select.

slot
Slot number.

int
Interface number.

prot
The protection interface to show statistics for.

inst
The protection instance number.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos> show rxperf realtime interface radio 2/1

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Radio Interface 1/2/1

Current BER 0.000000000
Max BER 2.147483647
Mean BER 0.022822741
Min BER 0.000000002
Current RSL -61.4294967290
Max RSL -39.4294967291
Mean RSL -40.4294967290
Min RSL -96.4294967288
Frame Loss Seconds 307

Radio Configuration and Diagnostics

These commands enable the user to configure and run diagnostics on a radio link.
l acu bandwidth on page 29 - Store the listed bandwidth parameters of the
associated Antenna Coupler Unit (ACU).
l acu frequency on page 29 - Store the listed centre frequency parameters of the
associated ACU.
l acu loss on page 30 - Store the listed insertion loss characteristics of the
associated ACU for the transmit or receive path.
l atpc fademargin on page 30 - Set the Automatic Transmit Power Control fade
margin.
l atpc fcc-compliant on page 31 - Enable or disable Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) compliant Automatic Transmit Power Control operation.
l atpc power on page 31 - Enable Automatic Transmit Power Control and set
min/max power and fade margin.
l bandwidth on page 32 - Set the channel bandwidth of the radio interface.
l capacity on page 33 - Set the maximum capacity to be used by a particular radio
link
l diagnostic carrier-only on page 33 - Disables modulation on the output signal.
l diagnostic loopback if on page 34 - Enables the loopback interface diagnostic.
l diagnostic modulation on page 34 - Locks the modem onto a particular
modulation.
l diagnostic mute on page 35 - Enable the Tx mute fault management function.
l diagnostic rfu-power-off on page 36 - Enable the RFU power supply management
function.
l diagnostic xpd-on-bnc on page 37 - Output a voltage on the BNC connector that is
proportional to the cross-polar discrimination (XPD).
l factory-mute on page 37 - Enable or disable transmitter output factory mute.
l frequency receive on page 38 - Set the receive frequency.
l frequency transmit on page 38 - Set the transmit or transmit and receive
frequencies.
l high-power on page 39 - Assign or unassign high power license.
l idq-optimisation start on page 39 - Enables idq optimization.

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l idq-optimisation stop on page 40 - Disables idq optmization.

l iru-offset on page 40 - Set the single frequency output power calibration offset for
IRU on the radio interface.
l l1la lite on page 41 - Enable or disable L1LA lite.
l modulation on page 42 - Set the modulation(s) of the radio interface.
l modulation mask on page 41 - Set the licensed RF modulation mask of a radio
interface.
l no atpc on page 43 - Disable Automatic Transmit Power Control.
l no capacity on page 44 - Disable a maximum capacity limit on a particular radio
link
l no diagnostic carrier-only on page 44 - Disables the carrier-only diagnostic
function.
l no diagnostic loopback if on page 44 - Disables the loopback interface diagnostic
function.
l no diagnostic modulation on page 45 -Disables the modulation diagnostic function.
l no diagnostic mute on page 45 - Disable the Tx mute fault management function.
l no diagnostic rfu-power-off on page 45 - Disable the RFU power supply fault
management function.
l no diagnostic xpd-on-bnc on page 46 - Disable the XPD-on-BNC diagnostic
function.
l power on page 46 - Set the Tx output power.
l rfband on page 47 - Set the sub-band within the available frequency range of the
radio interface.
l show acu-details on page 47 - Show parameters of the Antenna Coupler Unit
(IRUs only).
l show idq-optimisation on page 48 - Shows the status of IDQ optimisation.
l show iru-offset on page 48 - Show the configured value of the output power offset
(IRUs only).
l show radio diagnostic on page 49 - Show the status of radio interface diagnostics.
l show radio features on page 50 - Show a list of feature combinations available for
the radio interface
l show radio link on page 51 - Show the current link configuration of the radio
interface.
l xpic on page 52 -Enable or disable cross polarisation interference cancellation
(XPIC) on the card.
N O TE: The r adio inter fac e on a CTR 8500 is r efer enc ed by its RAC s lot
number and its por t number e. g. 2/2 for a RACx2 ins talled in s lot 2 us ing
por t O DU2.
N O TE: The r adio inter fac e on a CTR 8300 is r efer enc ed as 0/1 or 0/2; the
1 and 2 r efer s to the ODU por t number e. g. ODU1 or ODU2.

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acu bandwidth
Command Objective
This command stores the listed bandwidth parameters of the associated Antenna Coupler
Unit (ACU).

Syntax
acu bandwidth [transmit | receive] <bandwidth>

Parameter Description
bandwidth
ACU channel bandwidth (MHz).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# acu bandwidth transmit 40

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# acu bandwidth receive 30

acu frequency
Command Objective
This command stores the listed center frequency parameters of the associated ACU.

Syntax
acu frequency [transmit | receive] <freq>

Parameter Description
freq
ACU centre frequency (MHz).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1

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aos(config-radio)# acu frequency transmit 7855

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# acu frequency receive 7855

acu loss
Command Objective
This command stores the listed insertion loss characteristics of the associated ACU for the
transmit or receive. path.

Syntax
acu loss [transmit | receive] <loss>

Parameter Description
loss
ACU insertion loss (0.1dBm).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# acu loss transmit 2.3

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# acu loss receive 1.8

atpc fademargin
Command Objective
This command sets the Automatic Transmit Power Control fade margin.

Syntax
atpc fademargin <margin>

Parameter Description
margin
Nominal fade margin (in steps of 0.1 dBm).

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Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# atpc fademargin 7.0

atpc fcc-compliant
Command Objective
This command enables Federal Communications Commission (FCC) compliant Automatic
Transmit Power Control operation.
The no option disables Federal Communications Commission (FCC) compliant Automatic
Transmit Power Control operation.

Syntax
atpc fcc-compliant
no atpc fcc-compliant

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 1/2
aos(config-radio)# atpc fcc-compliant

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 1/2
aos(config-radio)# no atpc fcc-compliant

atpc power
Command Objective
This command enables Automatic Transmit Power Control and set min/max power and fade
margin.

Syntax
atpc power ([min <min_power>] [max <max_power>]) [fademargin
<margin>]

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Parameter Description
power
ATPC power level (0.1 dBm).

min_power
ATPC minimum power level (in steps of 0.1 dBm)

max_power
ATPC maximum power level (in steps of 0.1 dBm).

margin
Nominal fade margin (in steps of 0.1 dBm).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# atpc power min 3.0 max 15.0 fademargin 7.0

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# atpc power min 3.0

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# atpc power max 15.0 fademargin 7.0

bandwidth
Command Objective
This command sets the channel bandwidth of the radio interface.

Syntax
bandwidth { ANSI | ETSI } <frequency>

Parameter Description
frequency
Channel bandwidth frequency in MHz.

Mode
Radio Configuration

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Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# bandwidth ETSI 28

capacity
Command Objective
This command sets the maximum capacity to be used by a particular radio link.

Syntax
capacity { max | <capacity_value> }

Parameter Description
max
Set to maximum carrying capacity of the link to the maximum configured
modulation/bandwidth.

capacity_value
Specify the maximum capacity in Mbps.

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# capacity max

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# capacity 300

diagnostic carrier-only
Command Objective
This command disables modulation on the output signal. The timer counts down each
second, and when the value reaches zero, modulation will be enabled again.

Syntax
diagnostic carrier-only { indefinite | time <seconds> }

Parameter Description

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indefinite
Enable the diagnostic until a command to disable it is issued.

seconds
The number of seconds to enable the diagnostic for.

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# diagnostic carrier-only indefinite

diagnostic loopback if
Command Objective
This command enables the loopback interface diagnostic. The timer counts down each
second, and when the value reaches zero, the loopback will be stopped.

Syntax
diagnostic loopback if { indefinite | time <seconds> }

Parameter Description
if
Interface loopback.

indefinite
Enable the diagnostic until a command to disable it is issued.

seconds
The number of seconds to enable the diagnostic for.

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# diagnostic loopback if time 120

diagnostic modulation
Command Objective

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This command locks the modem onto a particular modulation. This stops adaptive
modulation for the duration of the diagnostic. The timer counts down each second, and when
the value reaches zero, the modem modulation will be unlocked.
N O TE: This c ommand c an als o be us ed to c hange the modulation that the
modem is loc ked to w ithout c hanging the loc k dur ation by not s pec ifying
a time value.

Syntax
diagnostic modulation <modulation_type> { indefinite | time
<seconds> }

Parameter Description
modulation_type
Modulation to lock the interface to, selected from the list of supported modulations
shown in the modulation command.

indefinite
Enable the diagnostic until a command to disable it is issued.

seconds
The number of seconds to enable the diagnostic for.

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# diagnostic modulation 64qam time 300

diagnostic mute
Command Objective
This command enables the Tx mute fault management function. When active, this function
will mute the transmitter’s output.

Syntax
diagnostic mute { indefinite | time <seconds> }

Parameter Description
indefinite
Set the function to be enabled indefinitely.

seconds
Set the time in seconds until the function is disabled.

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Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# diagnostic mute time 2

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# diagnostic mute indefinite

diagnostic rfu-power-off
Command Objective
This command enables the RFU power supply management function. When active, this
function will disable the power supply to the RFU.

Syntax
diagnostic rfu-power-off { indefinite | time <seconds> }

Parameter Description
indefinite
Set the function to be enabled indefinitely.

seconds
Set the time in seconds until the function is disabled.

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# diagnostic rfu-power-off time 30

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# diagnostic rfu-power-off indefinite

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diagnostic xpd-on-bnc
Command Objective
This command outputs a voltage on the BNC connector that is proportional to the cross-
polar discrimination (XPD).

Syntax
diagnostic xpd-on-bnc time { indefinite | time <seconds> }

Parameter Description
indefinite
Enable the diagnostic until a command to disable it is issued.

seconds
The number of seconds to enable the diagnostic for.

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# diagnostic xpd-on-bnc indefinite

factory-mute
Command Objective
This command enables transmitter output factory mute.
The no option disables transmitter output factory mute.

Syntax
factory-mute
no factory-mute

Parameter Description

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# factory-mute

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aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no factory-mute

frequency receive
Command Objective
This command sets the receive frequency.

Syntax
frequency receive <rxFreq>

Parameter Description
rxFreq
Receive frequency (MHz).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# frequency receive 1610

frequency transmit
Command Objective
This command sets the transmit or transmit and receive frequencies.

Syntax
frequency transmit <txFreq> [receive <rxFreq>]

Parameter Description
txFreq
Transmit frequency (MHz).

rxFreq
Receive frequency (MHz).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples

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aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# frequency transmit 7855

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# frequency transmit 7855 receive 1610

high-power
Command Objective
This command assigns high power licenses.
The no option unassigns high power licenses.

Syntax
high-power
no high-power

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# high-power

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no high-power

idq-optimisation start
Command Objective
This command starts the IDQ optimisation on the radio interface.

Syntax
idq-optimisation start

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example

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aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# idq-optimisation start

idq-optimisation stop
Command Objective
This command stops the IDQ optimisation on the radio interface.

Syntax
idq-optimisation stop

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# idq-optimisation stop

iru-offset
Command Objective
This command sets the single frequency output power calibration offset for IRU on the radio
interface.

Syntax
iru-offset <offset>

Parameter Description
offset
Output Power Calibration offset (0.1dBm).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# iru-offset 0.2

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l1la lite
Command Objective
This command enables L1LA Lite on a CTR 8312.
L1LA Lite aggregates the capacity provided on one co-path group of 2 member links
supported from ODU1 and ODU2 on a CTR 8312.
L1LA Lite Pre-Configuration:
l L1LA Lite requires pre-configuration of the individual member radio links.
l Both links must be configured for the same channel bandwidth and modulation.
l Only ODU 1 of the CTR 8312 is configured to enable L1LA on ODU1 and ODU2.

The no option disables L1LA Lite on a CTR 8312.

Syntax
l1la-lite
no l1la-lite

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples:
To enable L1LA Lite:
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 0/1
aos(config)# l1la-lite
To disable L1LA Lite:
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 0/1
aos(config)# no l1la-lite
To verify the L1LA_Lite configuration:
aos# sh radio link

modulation mask
Command Objective
This command sets the licensed RF modulation mask of a radio interface.
The transmit power output will be controlled to comply with the specified licensed RF mask,
according to the active modulation. Note that this only has an effect when the unit is
configured for adaptive modulation.

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Syntax
modulation mask <modulation_type>

Parameter Description
modulation_type
The licensed modulation mask, selected from the list of supported modulations
shown in the modulation command.

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# modulation mask 256QAM

modulation
Command Objective
This command sets the modulation(s) of the radio interface.
For adaptive coding and modulation, set the base and maximum modulations, and the
intermediate ones will be chosen automatically. For fixed modulation, use the fixed version
of the command, specifying the fixed modulation to use.

Syntax
modulation acm { base <base_modulation> [max <max_modulation>] |
max <max_modulation> } [mask <modulation_mask>]
modulation fixed <fixed_modulation> [mask <modulation_mask>]

Parameter Description
base_modulation
base modulation for the interface, selected from the list of supported modulations
below.

max_modulation
Maximum modulation for the interface, selected from the list of supported
modulations below.

fixed_modulation
Static modulation for the interface, selected from the list of supported modulations
below.

modulation_mask

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The licensed RF modulation mask, selected from the list of supported modulations
below. See modulation mask for more information.

Supported Modulations
The following modulations are supported: NONE, QPSK, 16QAM, 32QAM, 64QAM, 128QAM,
256QAM, 512QAM, 1024QAM-HG (high-gain).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# modulation acm base qpsk max 256QAM mask 256QAM

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# modulation acm max 64QAM

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# modulation fixed 16QAM

no atpc
Command Objective
This command disables Automatic Transmit Power Control.

Syntax
no atpc

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no atpc

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no capacity
Command Objective
This command disables a maximum capacity limit on a specific radio link.

Syntax
no capacity

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no capacity

no diagnostic carrier-only
Command Objective
This command disables the carrier-only diagnostic function.

Syntax
no diagnostic carrier-only

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no diagnostic carrier-only

no diagnostic loopback if
Command Objective
This command disables the loopback interface diagnostic function.

Syntax
no diagnostic loopback if

Mode
Radio Configuration

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Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no diagnostic loopback if

no diagnostic modulation
Command Objective
This command disables the modulation diagnostic function.

Syntax
no diagnostic modulation

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no diagnostic modulation

no diagnostic mute
Command Objective
This command disables the Tx mute fault management function.

Syntax
no diagnostic mute

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no diagnostic mute

no diagnostic rfu-power-off
Command Objective
This command disables the RFU power supply fault management function.

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Syntax
no diagnostic rfu-power-off

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no diagnostic rfu-power-off

no diagnostic xpd-on-bnc
Command Objective
This command disables the XPD-on-BNC diagnostic function.

Syntax
no diagnostic xpd-on-bnc

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no diagnostic xpd-on-bnc

power
Command Objective
This command sets the Tx output power.

Syntax
power <output_power>

Parameter Description
output_power
Tx output power (in steps of 0.1 dBm).

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example

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aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# power 10.3

rfband
Command Objective
This command sets the sub-band within the available frequency range of the radio interface.

Syntax
rfband { U5G8 | L6G }

Parameter Description
U5G8
Channel sub-band corresponding to the available 5.8GHz frequency band.

L6G
Channel sub-band corresponding to the available 6GHz frequency band.

Mode
Radio Configuration

Example

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# rfband 5G8

show acu-details
Command Objective
This command shows the saved ACU parameters of the attached RFU on the radio interface.

Syntax
show radio acu-details [interface radio
[<chassis>/]<slot>/<interface>]

Parameter Description
chassis
(Optional) Select aos chassis.

slot
The slot number of the RAC card.

interface

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The interface number on the RAC card.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos# show radio acu-details inteface radio 1/1
Interface Radio 1/1/1 (306184192)
ACU Parameters | TX | RX |
---------------|----------|----------|
Bandwidth (MHz)| 40.000 | 40.000 |
Frequency (MHz)| 6230.000 | 5890.000 |
Ins Loss (dBm) | 5.2 | 4.3 |

show idq-optimisation
Command Objective
This command shows the status of IDQ optimisation on the radio interface.

Syntax
show radio idq-optimisation [interface radio
[<chassis>/]<slot>/<interface>]

Parameter Description
chassis
(Optional) Select aos chassis.

slot
The slot number of the RAC card.

interface
The interface number on the RAC card.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos# show radio idq-optimisation inteface radio 1/1
<OUTPUT>

show iru-offset
Command Objective
This command shows the output power calibration offset for the attached IRU on the radio
interface.

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Syntax
show radio iru-offset [interface radio
[<chassis>/]<slot>/<interface>]

Parameter Description
chassis
(Optional) Select aos chassis.

slot
The slot number of the RAC card.

interface
The interface number on the RAC card.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos# show radio iru-offset
Interface Radio 1/1/1 (306184192)
IRU Power Offset: -0.6 dBm

show radio diagnostic

Command Objective
This command shows the status of radio interface diagnostics.

Syntax
show radio diagnostic [interface radio
[<chassis>/]<slot>/<interface>]

Parameter Description
chassis
(Optional) Select aos chassis.

slot
The slot number of the RAC card.

interface
The interface number on the RAC card.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos# show radio diagnostic interface radio 1/1
RF Mute: Inactive

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RFU Power Disable: Inactive

Modulation Lock: Locked to 16QAM - Active indefinitely
IF Loopback: Active, 1485 seconds remaining
Carrier Only: Inactive

show radio features

Command Objective
This command shows a list of feature combinations available for the radio interface.

Syntax
show radio features [interface radio
[<chassis>/]<slot>/<interface>] [filter ([adaptive-modulation]
[G8262] [xpic] [low-latency])]

Parameter Description
chassis
(Optional) Select aos chassis.

slot
The slot number of the RAC card.

interface
The interface number on the RAC card.

adaptive-modulation
Filter profiles supporting adaptive modulation.

G8262
Filter profiles supporting G.8262.

xpic
Filter profiles supporting XPIC.

low-latency
Filter profiles supporting low-latency.

N O TE: Not s uppor ted in 2. 2.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example
aos# show radio features interface radio 3/1
ETSI 55.000MHz
| AM | G.8262 | PTP | XPIC |
|----+--------+-----+------|
| Y | Y | | |
| Y | Y | Y | |

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show radio link

Command Objective
This command Shows the current link configuration of the radio interface. This consists of:
l radio link status
l transmitter status (whether tx factory mute is enabled or not)
l automatic transmit power control (ATPC) status
l transmit power settings
l modulation settings
l transmit and receive frequency settings
l the configured modem channel bandwidth
l the selected modem modulations
l the XPIC status

Syntax
show radio link [interface radio [<chassis>/]<slot>/<interface>]

Parameter Description
chassis
(Optional) Select aos chassis.

slot
The slot number of the RAC card.

interface
The interface number on the RAC card.

Mode
User EXEC / Privileged EXEC

Example (CTR8540)
aos# sh radio link int ra 2/1
Reported Status
---------------
Radio Link 2/1 Up
TX Power: 9.9 dBm
RSL: -23.3 dBm
Configuration [Capabilities]
----------------------------
Factory Mute: Disabled
ATPC: Disabled
TX Power: 10.0 dBm
[2.5 - 22.5 dBm, Minimum Step: 0.1 dBm]
High Power License: Disabled
Modulation Type: Static
Licensed Capacity: 410Mbps
TX Frequency: 19450.000 MHz
[19287.500 - 19672.500 MHz, Minimum Step: 0.031250 MHz]

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RX Frequency: 18000.000 MHz

[17727.500 - 18112.500 MHz, Minimum Step: 0.031250 MHz]
Channel Bandwidth: 55.000 MHz ETSI
[Maximum: 56.000 MHz]
Selected Modulations: 512QAM
[Maximum: 1024QAM]
Modulation Mask: None
XPIC: Disabled
aos#

xpic
Command Objective
This command enables cross polarization interference cancellation (XPIC) on the card.
The no option disables XPIC on the card.

Syntax
xpic
no xpic

Mode
Radio Configuration

Examples
aos# configure terminal
aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# xpic

aos# configure terminal

aos(config)# interface radio 2/1
aos(config-radio)# no xpic

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