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RADWIN 2000 Release 2.5
Release Notes
October 2010
Component
Description
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The following chart applies to RADWIN 2000 link with release 2.5 on one side and a previous
release on the other side.
The chart refers to GA releases only.
The features listed above require release 2.5 on both sides of the link.
Additional restrictions are listed below:
Site A
Site B
Release 2.5
Release 2.4
Release 2.3
Release 2.2
Release 2.1
Release 2.5 Full compatibility
Software upgrade is
recommended, otherwise
following restriction will
Full
Release 2.4 apply:
compatibility
• Only a 20 MHz
channel BW is
supported
Link firmware
Software upgrade is recommended,
otherwise following restriction will
apply:
• Only a 20 MHz channel BW is
Full
supported
Release 2.3
compatibility
• Links operating in bands 5.9 GHz
Universal and 5.4 GHz Universal
will not provide service and will
indicate “software upgrade required”
Software upgrade is recommended, otherwise following
restrictions will apply:
• Only a 20 MHz channel BW is supported
• HSS will not work
• Spectrum View will work only in the side with
release 2.4.50
Release 2.2 • MHS (1+1) will not work
• New PM functionality will work only in the side
with release 2.4.50
• Links operating in bands 5.8 GHz FCC, 5.9 GHz
Universal and 5.4 GHz Universal will not provide
service and will indicate “software upgrade
required”
Full
compatibility
Only Ethernet service is provided. To enable TDM services, a software
upgrade is required.
Only a 20 MHz channel BW is supported.
Restrictions: Links operating in the 5.8 GHz FCC, 5.4 GHz Universal
Release 2.1 and 4.9 GHz Universal bands will not provide service and will indicate
“software upgrade required”.
Note: The link may not synchronize after sync loss when site A has
release 2.4.50 and site B has release 2.1. Software upgrade to release
2.4.50 is recommended.
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Oct 2010
Full
compatibility
RADWIN 2000 radios are compatible only to other RADWIN 2000 radios. A link cannot be
established with a RADWIN 2000 on one side and a WinLink 1000 on the other side.
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