Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of GEC16Agenda/WiMAX-Tutorial/Streamload/08
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v20 v21 3 3 == Revise, Repeat == 4 4 5 After looking at the measurements collected by the 'wxmstat' application, we realize that the signal strength on the nodes is too high. The WiMAX CINR (a measure of signal quality) is 30 dB, which is very high, and so the maximum number of SVC layers (2) is downloaded in all cases. We want a more realistic environment, so we turn down the base station transmit power :5 After looking at the measurements collected by the 'wxmstat' application, we realize that the signal strength on the nodes is too high. The WiMAX CINR (a measure of signal quality) is 30 dB, which is very high, and so the maximum number of SVC layers (2) is downloaded in all cases. We want a more realistic environment, so we turn down the base station transmit power from 40 dBm to 35 dBm: 6 6 7 7 8 8 {{{ 9 wget -qO- "http://wimaxrf:5052/wimaxrf/bs/set?bs_tx_power= 15"9 wget -qO- "http://wimaxrf:5052/wimaxrf/bs/set?bs_tx_power=35" 10 10 wget -qO- "http://wimaxrf:5052/wimaxrf/bs/restart" 11 11 }}} 12 13 Confirm that the base station power is now set to 35: 14 {{{ 15 wget -qO- "http://wimaxrf:5052/wimaxrf/bs/get?bs_tx_power" | xml_pp 16 }}} 17 18 should output: 19 20 {{{ 21 <STATUS> 22 <BaseStation> 23 <bs_tx_power> 24 <bs_tx_power>35</bs_tx_power> 25 </bs_tx_power> 26 </BaseStation> 27 </STATUS> 28 29 }}} 30 12 31 13 32 He also uses the programmable attenuation on Sandbox 4 to create a situation where signal strength varies over the duration of the experiment. To do this, he adds some properties to the beginning of his experiment: