Eclipse 08.05.08 Customer Software Release Notes

Eclipse
Customer Software Release Notes

Software Version 08.05.08
RELEASE DATE 30th January 2019
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Scope and Purpose

This document provides software release information on supported functionality, compatibility, and known
customer affecting issues, relating to the released software versions.
The intended users of this document are:
• Aviat Networks Customers
• Aviat Networks Product Support staff
• Aviat Networks Field Service staff
Introduction
Software 08.05.08 is a GA release. It is built off 08.04.41.
New Features:
• RAC7X ANSI 30/40/50/60/80MHz Profiles

• RAC7X ETSI 7/14/28/40/56MHz Profiles
• IRU600v3/v4 and ODU600v1/v2 ANSI profiles 20MHz and 25Mhz for FCC only
• RAC 70 + ODUv2 ETSI Profile 3.5MHz 16QAM
• ODU600v1/v2 and IRU600v3/v4 ANSI profiles 3.75/5MHz up to 256QAM
• RAC60 with IRU 600 V4 5.8/L6/U6/FCC7/11GHz SP/HP/EHP
Software Version Upgrade Compatibility

The following previous software versions support direct upgrade to this new release:
08.00.52 08.00.72 08.00.99 08.01.20 08.01.26 08.02.08 08.02.08 08.02.18 08.02.19

08.02.22 08.02.23 08.02.24 08.02.27 08.02.29 08.03.21 08.03.43 08.03.44
08.04.41
Releases in bold italic have been specifically tested, others, although not specifically tested, are assumed to
work by association.
Note:
• The use of backplane only ethernet traffic in a protected configuration is not recommended.
Using a protected 1+1 RAC70 set up configured to use ethernet backplane traffic, a 2-15second traffic
hit may be expected after a TX switch. This situation is seen up to 50% of the time. Workaround is to
configure only DPP traffic.
• RAC70 + PE: It is essential that no profile change is made when Payload Encryption is enabled. If a
change of profile is required (channel bandwidth change) PE must first be disabled. After the change
it can be enabled again. If a profile change is made while PE is enabled the radio will freeze and will
need a power cycle to restore operation. Do not use remote configuration to select a new profile at the
far end, deploy a technician at either end of the link to make the profile change, with PE disabled, then
enable PE again at both ends.
• CF Flash Size: Note this software requires a 512Mb or larger CF to be installed

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Compatibility Matrix
Feature 08.00.72 08.01.20 08.02.18 08.03.21 08.03.44 08.04.40 08.05.08
ANSI Profile Support (RAC 60/6X or earlier) N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

ETSI Profile Support (RAC 60/6X or earlier) ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
ANSI Profile Support (RAC 70) ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
ETSI Profile Support (RAC 70) ✓ ✓
RAC 60E/6XE ART N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
TDM DAC's all bus types (excl. DAC 16x V3) N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
NCM Loopswitch N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
DAC GE3:
1+1 Protection N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
RAC60 L1+L2 Link Aggregation (same version SW near/far end) N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
RAC70 L1+L2 Link Aggregation ✓ ✓
QoS N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
VLAN tagging, filtering and translation N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Traffic policing N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Storm Control N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
OAM ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
ERP ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
SyncE/EDS ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
RAC 60/6X/60E/6XE Protection N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
RAC 70 Protection ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
RAC 7X as RAC70 ✓ ✓
RAC 70 IRU600v4 Legacy Mode N/A N/A N/A N ✓ ✓ ✓
RAC 70 ODU600v2 Legacy Mode N/A N/A N/A N ✓ ✓ ✓
RAC 60/6X/60E/6XE ODU600v2 Legacy Mode ✓ ✓ ✓ N ✓ ✓ ✓
RAC 60/6X/60E/6XE IRU600v4 Legacy Mode N N N N ✓ ✓ ✓
IDUGE3 ODU600v2 Legacy Mode N N N N ✓ ✓ N
RAC 70 ODU600v2 Standard Mode N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A ✓ ✓
RAC 70 IRU600v2 Standard Mode N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A ✓ ✓
* Tick: Compatability Confirmed

* N: Compatability Expected. Not yet tested.
Please contact Aviat Technical Support if validation is required for direct upgrade from earlier software versions
to this release.
Windows 10 Operation
If using Windows 10 and using IPv6 addresses and connecting directly to the NCC, the PC / Laptop will not get
a IP address.
Windows 32bit CPU Operation

Note only 64bit CPU Windows software is contained on the CD, a 32bit version is available to download from
the AviatCare site.
**Note: Upgrading from 8.0 to this release, DHCP netmask configuration missing
If the current software is 8.0 and is being upgraded to this release, note that the DHCP netmask configuration will be
lost. This may cause connectivity issues with PCs connected to an Eclipse front panel NMS port in the case where the
Eclipse terminal is configured as a DHCP server. The workaround to correct this fault is to upgrade to 08.01.20 or later
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and reconfigure the network Ethernet address and mask in Portal. This problem does not exist on releases prior to
8.0. Upgrading from 8.0 to any later release does not affect traffic or network settings. This problem was addressed in
the 08.01.20 release.
Software Part Numbers

Product Part Number Version Build
Eclipse Embedded Software 275-250219-080508 08.05 08

Eclipse Portal Software n/a 08.05 08
ProVision Support - This release is supported by ProVision Element Manager System software version 7.7.0
Note earlier versions will also function, but if any new features are added such as new alarms these will not
show.
Eclipse Hardware Supported

The following table details the hardware that is supported by this software and corresponding part numbers. It
is still possible to software load to a terminal with a non-supported INU or ODU attached, but the software in the
module will not be updated. For example, modules such as RAC10 will function without problem after loading
this release, even though no new code exists in this software version for these old modules.
Eclipse Software Product Part Number Version Notes

ODU 300 (ODU 300 EP) EDH-xx-xxxx-xxx 08.00.99 Not supported in 8.1 onwards
ODU 500 (ODU 300 HP) EAH-xx-xxxx-xxx 08.05.08
ODU 50 (ODU 300 SP) EFS / EQS-xx-xxxx-xxx 08.05.08
ODU 50 (ODU 300 SP) EFS / EQS / EKS-xx-xxxx-xxx 08.05.08
ODU SPE ESP-xx-xxxx-xxx 08.05.08
ODU 600v1 5-38 GHz EEH-06 to 08, 11 to 23 08.05.08
ODU 600T EET-05,06,07,08,11 08.05.08 Does not support RAC70
ODU 600sp EES-
07,08,13,15,18,23,26,28,32,38 08.05.08
GHz
ODU 600v2 ECH-
08.05.08
06,07,08,10,11,13,15,18,23
IRU 600 V1 EV/B/N1XX-XX-XX-000 08.05.08
IRU 600 V2 EV/B/N1XX-XX-XX-100 08.05.08
IRU 600 V3 EV/B/N1XX-XX-XX-300 08.05.08 New Firmware
IRU 600 V3 EHP ERE-113/L63/U63-303 08.05.08 No 5.8 GHz EHP support
IRU 600 V4 (11GHZ) ERM-ATT-400, ERM-ACC-400, 08.05.08 RAC70 + IRU600v4
ERE-AU6-400, ERE-AL6-400, 5.8/L6/U6/FCC7/11 GHz
ERE-ABB-400 SP/HP/EHP
IDU GE3 16x EXG-601-001/002 08.03.44 Obsolete
IDU 300 ES + 8xE1 EXG-211-001 04.06.83
IDU 300 SP EXG-xxx-001 04.06.44
IDU 300 155o EXG-999-001 04.06.44
IDU 300 GE 20x EXG-261-001 07.03.56
IDU 300 SPE EXG-300-001 07.03.56
INU and INUe, (NCCV2 only ) EXX-000-xxx 08.05.08 Only supporting the list
below
RAC 70 ✓ Not supported with ODU600T
FPGA supported, not system
RAC 30v3 ✓
tested
RAC 60 ✓
RAC 6X ✓
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RAC 60E ✓
RAC 6XE ✓
DAC 4x ✓
DAC 16x ✓
DAC 16x v2 ✓
DAC 16x v3 ✓
DAC 3xE3/DS3 ✓
DAC 1x155o ✓
DAC 3xE3/DS3M ✓
DAC 2x155e ✓
DAC 155oM ✓
DAC 155eM ✓
DAC GE ✓
RAC 3X and DAC GE3 if configured for
DAC GE3 ✓ STM1 backplane operation is not an
allowable combination
NCM – T1 Loop Switch ✓
AUX - auxiliary & alarm I/O
✓
module
FAN, 1U ✓
FAN, 2U ✓
Not Supported
NCCv1
Use 5.1.44
NCCv2 ✓
Contact Tony Wood if this Special upgrade process will
ODU 100 / RAC 10 support is needed allow these old modules to
function with current sw
NPC – node protection card &
✓
TDM protection
Profiles Supported
Note Both ends of the link must be the same profile.

RAC60/6X
All profiles can be used statically PE(static and ACM) and G8262 is available on all profiles
3.5 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 8.53 4xE1 16QAM RAC 60-RAC 60E-RAC6X-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-

ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC 8.55 4xE1 QPSK RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC 10.48 5xE1 QPSK RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC 17.75 8xE1 16QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC 21.16 10xE1 16QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
Static - Max System Gain XPIC 29.7 14xE1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max Throughput XPIC 31.34 15xE1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-


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Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 55.79 27xE1 32QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max System Gain XPIC 58.47 28xE1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC OBU-
36.05 17xE1 QPSK RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
Support
ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC OBU-
44.21 21xE1 QPSK RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
Support
72.84 35xE1 16QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
Support
Support
Support
Support
Support
Support
Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 105.05 51xE1 32QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 154.59 75xE1 128QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 157.36 1xSTM1+1xE1 128QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain XPIC OBU-Support 36.07 17xE1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC OBU-Support 44.21 21xE1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain XPIC OBU-Support 72.85 35xE1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC OBU-Support 89.14 43xE1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max Throughput XPIC OBU-Support 157.36 1xSTM1+1xE1 128QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC OBU- RAC 60-RAC 6X-IDU GE3-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
49.95 24xE1 QPSK
Support IDU GE3-
ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC OBU- RAC 60-RAC 6X-IDU GE3-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
58.38 28xE1 QPSK
Support IDU GE3-
99.85 48xE1 16QAM
Support IDU GE3-
117.41 57xE1 16QAM
Support IDU GE3-
166.82 81xE1 64QAM
Support IDU GE3-
184.26 89xE1 64QAM
Support IDU GE3-
233.82 114xE1 256QAM
Support IDU GE3-
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251.12 122xE1 256QAM
Support IDU GE3-
Static - Max System Gain non-XPIC 163.79 1xSTM1+1xE1 64QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain XPIC OBU-Support 49.95 24xE1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC OBU-Support 58.38 28xE1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max System Gain XPIC OBU-Support 163.79 1xSTM1+1xE1 64QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC OBU-Only 74.38 36xE1 QPSK RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC OBU-Only 90.46 44xE1 QPSK RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC OBU-Only 146.85 71xE1 16QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC OBU-Only 181.56 88xE1 16QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
Static - Max TP non-XPIC OBU-Support 312.64 2xSTM1+1xE1 128QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain XPIC OBU-Only 74.38 36xE1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC OBU-Only 90.46 44xE1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain XPIC OBU-Only 146.85 71xE1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC OBU-Only 181.56 88xE1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain XPIC 74.38 36xE1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 90.46 44xE1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain XPIC 146.85 71xE1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 181.56 88xE1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max Throughput XPIC OBU-Support 312.64 2xSTM1+1xE1 128QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

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3.75 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules
Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 12.46 8xDS1 32QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC 5.1 3xDS1 QPSK RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC 10.97 7xDS1 16QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 24.89 16xDS1 128QAM RAC 6X-RAC 60-RAC 6XE-RAC 60E-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC 11.76 7xDS1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 60-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC 14.51 9xDS1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 60-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max System Gain non-XPIC 24.18 15xDS1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 60-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC 29.66 19xDS1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 60-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-IDU GE3-
Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 45.16 1xDS3 64QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max System Gain non-XPIC 55.94 36xDS1 256QAM RAC 6X-RAC 60-RAC 6XE-RAC 60E-IDU GE3-


ACM - Max System Gain XPIC 30.82 19xDS1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 36.09 23xDS1 QPSK RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max System Gain XPIC 63.13 40xDS1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 72.85 46xDS1 16QAM RAC 6X-RAC 6XE-

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Static - Max System Gain non-XPIC 134.87 3xDS3 64QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max System Gain non-XPIC 157.64 1xOC3 128QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max System Gain XPIC 135.07 87xDS1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max System Gain XPIC 157.64 1xOC3 128QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

Static - Max System Gain non-XPIC 156.49 100xDS1 64QAM RAC 6X-RAC 60-RAC 6XE-RAC 60E-
Static - Max System Gain non-XPIC 157.15 1xOC3 64QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-

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Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 178.1 115xDS1 64QAM RAC 6X-RAC 60-RAC 6XE-RAC 60E-
Static - Max Throughput non-XPIC 179.64 4xDS3 64QAM RAC 60-RAC 6X-RAC 60E-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max System Gain XPIC OBU-Support 157.15 1xOC3 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-
Static - Max Throughput XPIC 178.1 115xDS1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-



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Eclipse RAC70 Profile Report
All profiles can be used statically PE(static and ACM) and G8262 is available on all profiles
Static - Max Throughput non-

8.36 4xE1 16QAM Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-
XPIC

ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 9 4xE1 QPSK Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 17.95 8xE1 16QAM Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-

ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 18.58 9xE1 QPSK Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-

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ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 131 63xE1 32QAM Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-


ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC 7.96 5xDS1 16QAM Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-


ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC 12.63 8xDS1 QPSK Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-

ACM - Max Throughput non-XPIC 12.63 8xDS1 QPSK Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-

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ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 25.6 16xDS1 QPSK Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-
ACM - Max Throughput XPIC 60.66 39xDS1 16QAM Eclipse RAC 70 rev1-Eclipse RAC 70 rev2-Eclipse RAC 7X-





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Note Using 2xSTM1+E1 profile, it is possible to carry 1xOC3/1xSTM-1 and 155Mbps of Ethernet traffic via the DPP
Configuration not allowed: Two 1x STM1+1E1 parallel links, will result in a loss of NMS and wayside down on one
link. Applies to 1xOC3 configurations as well
Blocked Profiles
5.8 GHz IRU600

Bandwidth
Payload Modulation
MHz
8DS1 3.75 32QAM
38 GHz ODU600 with RAC60/6X/IDU GE3

Bandwidth
Payload Modulation
MHz
All Options 7 256QAM
Fixed Issues and Enhancements

The following table lists resolved issues that have been fixed in this release.
Ref # Issue Description

ES-27043 asBuiltReport displays incorrect Adaptive Modulation Steps for RAC 70
ES-27254 ODU600v1 10.5GHz 65MHz T-R not recognized if configured for ANSI profiles
ES-27126 Software loading progress indicator added for ODU600v2, IRU600v4
ES-27169 Portal slow and unresponsive when RFU firmware loading – improvements made
ES-27192 Payload encryption, added pop-up if a new profile is being selected when PE is enabled
ES-27268 ODU600v2: ODU600v2 connection issue resolved (FPGA 10)
ES-27200 Eclipse: 5GHz ODU600v1 frequency bands incorrect with 8.4 release SW, now resolved

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ES-27106 Block 5.8GHz IRU600v3 operation with RAC70
ES-27099 6GHz Multi-band issue - L6 options show up when an U6 only RFU device connected
ES-27189/27204 3.5MHz ETSI profile power level - detected Tx power does not match set Tx power
Known Issues
The following table lists known issues that have not been fixed in this release. Blue added for this release
Ref # Issue Description

IRU 600: No Power Supply Input Failure alarm on the IRU 600 high power RFU. A TX
Power Failure alarm will occur if a valid DC input is not present on the RFU front panel DC
ES-13267 input connector, when the correct description should be a input power failure. This may
result in an incorrect diagnosis of the real problem. If a TX Power Failure alarm is present,
first check the RFU power supply voltage.
RAC 60/6X: Protection, Offline RAC removal is not errorless with several capacities. TDM
ES13994 traffic is hit when removing the off-line RAC with the following ETSI profiles: 7MHz,
13.75MHz and 27.5MHz.
RAC 60/6X: IRU600 30MHz/128QAM/OC3 : Protection switching times may exceed
ES-14546 200mS approximately 2% of switching occurrences. This is caused by the specific timing
of an RFU Alarm during switch cycles. Note that the total average switching time is 25ms.
ODU 300 SP: Tx Fail alarm comes up and RAC front panel LEDs go red when placed in
ES-15029 IF Loopback with SP ODUs EQS-XX-XXXX-XXX identified by the serial number starting
BLBxxxxxxxx . Alarm only seen during IF Loopback.
Basic Security : When running software version 5.2 or earlier with the basic security
enabled (this requires a user name and password to login into Portal) if the software is
subsequently upgraded to version 5.04 or later the user needs to be aware that
passwords for "operator", "engineer", and "admin" user levels will be reset to default
ES-16214 values (port_op, port_eng, port-adm correspondingly) after the upgrade. Ensure the
security mode and passwords to are reconfigured to the desired values after the upgrade.
This is one time action. Further upgrades to subsequent software releases will not reset
passwords. Provision can be used to automate this reconfiguration process across many
radios if needed.
IDU GE3 16x: Protection - Tx and Rx, Ethernet and TDM switch on ODU Cable removal
ES-17790
can exceed 50ms (Average 90ms, Max 150ms)
RAC 60/6X: 1+1 ACM mode: In a 1+1 ACM setup, if the RX Online is separately faded to
DNL and the Offline Demod remains locked (using the Offline diversity data), removing
the Offline diversity RX Source (by ODU cable removal or RAC removal) does not result
ES-17933
in the Online RX stepping its modulation down so that it locks up. Therefore, traffic is lost
until the Online RX unfades enough to lock up at its current RX modulation, or the
connection to the Offline radio is restored.
ES-19049 ODU 600: 7MHz and 14MHz ACM profiles for RAC30A take errors and sync losses
DAC GEv2 / RWPR: RWPR protection fails when link is slowly faded and un-faded. If a
link is slowly faded then un-faded, prescribed RSTP forwarding and blocking action can
be unreliable where 'Rapid Failure Detection and Protection' is selected as the Transport
ES-19138
Channel Mode. This can be prevented by selecting 'Rapid Failure Detection' as the
Transport Channel Mode. Only use 'Rapid Failure Detection and Protection' for L1LA and
Adaptive Modulation operation.
IDU GE3 16x profiles : Some will occasionally show a brief RX DNL or error burst at the
ES-20191 local RX if the local TX is unmuted when using the Tx Mute Diagnostic command. Seen
on 56MHz ACM: 256Q-MG, 256Q-MT profiles, but may affect others.
ES-20960 Rebooting the NCC with an NPC fitted can cause an outage on NCM Loop Switch
RAC60/6x: Traffic is not restored after re-inserting a protected RAC60/6x that has been
ES-21402 manually locked to "Tx online". Workaround is to not lock a RAC to "Tx online" with DPP
enabled in a hot unplug scenario as traffic will be affected. Lock both Tx and Rx to online
L1LA DAC GE3 protected config: DACGE3 can drop frames for a short duration when it
ES-21423
comes back up after re-insertion
In band NMS does not work when DAC GEv3 is in slot 9. Slots 1-8 perform as expected
ES-22801
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DAC 155om to DAC GE3 circuits : Container alarms can be seen on power cycling and
configuration changes. Complete traffic loss is very occasionally observed when
ES-22861
changing the modes from E1 to DS1 and vice versa.
Alarms are cleared if the cards are unplugged and plugged
Loop Switch: After replacing a DAC DS3M card with an NCM, the NCM card is recognized
ES-22962 but never finishes to load software. Workaround is to insert a DAC16x into the slot, and
then replace it with an NCM
RAC 30V3 / RAC 30V2: When configuring a protected RF link using one RAC 30V3 and
one RAC 30V2 in a node, and where the node’s NCC card had previously held
configurations using RAC 60/6X/60E/60XE, it is occasionally seen that the RAC 30
protected pair becomes un-configurable in Portal. When this happens, the RF link fails to
ES-23040
come up, Portal disallows setting the Bandwidth / Modulation setting, and a Configuration
Not Supported alarm appears. The easiest field workaround is to replace one RAC card in
an affected protected pair so they are either both RAC 30V3 or both RAC 30V2, then
attempt configuration again.
RAC 30v3 to RAC 30A link: All DS1/ DS3 profiles and ETSI 3.5MHz 16QAM 10Mbps
(5E1) profile fail to operate and give a Link Down Alarm. All other 11 ETSI profiles that
ES-23043
are common between RAC 30V2 and RAC 30v3 function correctly.
Workaround is to not use these profiles on RAC 30V3 / RAC 30A links
NCM: The NCM ships with 07.03.31 software , if this module is inserted into a chassis
running earlier software such as 07.00.41 and then is upgraded to 07.03.32 or later the
ES-23080
NCM will fail to recover. The workaround is to upgrade the chassis to the latest 07.03
software before inserting the NCM
DAC GE3 : SSM over L1LA, after configuring a DAC GE3 / RAC60/6X in a L1LA
ES-23081
configuration it needs a power cycle before SSM operates correctly.
L1LA: The Status LED of the NE or FE RAC becomes red after unplug/plug. No alarm is
ES-22990
generated in Portal. Not traffic affecting ,to resolve unplug and re-insert RAC card
DAC GE3: Ethernet Traffic does not pass through the backplane for some 60/80 MHz
ES-24089 /
ES-24165
profiles. Using the backplane for Ethernet traffic at these bandwidths is not recommended
and the expected use for 60 & 80 MHz profiles is to use the DPP ports.
IPv6: Eclipse sw loading through a FTP server (Provision) is not possible if using
ES-25142
ODU300EP in the network, as 300EP will not recognise IPv6 addresses
Strong Security: It should be noted that one or more of the following cipher suites should
be enabled before an upgrade to 8.1 is attempted in strong/FIPS security modes:
TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA
SSL_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
SSL_RSA_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA
ES-25295
Strong Security users please note. The following four OpenSSL ciphers are now seen as
less secure than when first released and are therefore recommended not to be used:
• TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA
• SSL_DHE_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
• SSL_DHE_RSA_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA
DAC GE3 Protected: After sw upgrade from 07.03.56 to 08.01.19/.20, Portal shows
"Error Merging values, Primary & Secondary do not match" in OAM tab.
Sometimes after a software upgrade, Portal may show the message "Error merging
ES-24201
values, Primary and Secondary do not match" in the OAM tab of the DAC plugin.
Workaround: To eliminate this phantom error, untick and tick the Ports in the OAM tab
without clicking the 'Send' button.
DAC GE3 : Switching times can exceed 1 second when testing protection switching using
ES-25625
a Y Cable and pulling the on-line feed. Single feed gives superior results
DAC GE3 : Increased on-line traffic switching times when DAC GE3 port speed is set to
ES-25576
Auto, use fixed rates if possible as they are faster
IRU600V3 :Possible to experience more than 1 second switching time on first Protection
Switch after reboot (RIPS, ODU Failure, Tx Manual Switch, Tx Mute). For subsequent
ES-25493 switches, it switches less than 200mS. Note only seen after a reboot or power up.
Workaround is to force an initial switch if possible after a reboot or power cycle. Possible
fix planned.
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DAC GE3 Longer than expected protection switching times and possible traffic hit when
DAC GE3 port speed set to Auto.
ES-25576
Workaround: Protection switching times are improved if a fixed throughput is selected as
opposed to auto-negotiation
NCC Watchdog reset possible when experiencing an Ethernet loop on the NCC NMS
ES-26053 port. Broadcast storm hardening improvements planned in 8.4 should fix this problem.
Workaround is to avoid Ethernet loops
NCM Y cable configuration, hot plugging the off-line NCM causes a momentary hit on the
ES-26286
NCM's tributary port
SyncE Ring direction change across an RF path causes traffic hit on the DPP link.
ES-26318
workaround is to use EDSe for one direction and ART for the other
RAC 70: Changing profiles while modulator loopback is enabled results in an invalid
ES-26341 "Modulator not locked" alarm. Removing the loopback and re-enabling it results in an
alarm-free operation.
RAC70/RAC60 configured with an ODU600 protected link occasionally (<10%) fails to
ES-26111
unmute after a transmit switch. This triggers a slow RIPs switch about 2 seconds later.
RAC 70 Silent Transmitter failure alarm keeps flashing on online RAC 70 when offline
RAC 70 is unplugged in 1+1 setup. No frames drops observed. RSL/Tx power values are
ES-26139 good and no RF leakage observed.
System goes back to normal state with green alarms when the offline RAC 70 is plugged
in back in.
Space Diversity (Secondary Muted): It is possible to unmute Secondary RAC when
manually locking Rx to Secondary in Portal. Only occurs when DPP is enabled.
ES-26344
Workaround: Do not lock RX on line to secondary with DPP enabled on a Space Diversity
link. This Portal switch will be greyed out on the next GA release.
RAC 70: In Art mode Auto, clock direction switching may cause a permanent DNL at one
ES-26365 or both ends of the link
Workaround use EDSe for one direction and ART for the other
ES-26576 Windows 10 PC does not get an IPv6 ip address when connecting directly to NCC
ES-26691 DAC 4x: Using STM1+1E1 wayside profile, shows Not Supported alarm plus an
incompatible bus size message. Do not use 1 x STM1+E1 or 2 x STM1+E1 Profile with
this release. Issue not present in 08.02 or earlier releases.
ES-26683 DAC 4X: Loss of NMS and wayside, sometimes, do not use 1 x STM1+E1 or 2 x
STM1+E1 Profile with this release. Issue not present in 08.02 or earlier releases.
ES-26697 DAC 16xV3: Radio facing Loopback for DAC 16xV3 does not work when used as a drop
circuit to NCM
ES-26698 NCM: Enabling loopback from Circuit Loopbacks page does not work with the NCM card
configured
ES-26849 FIPS OSPF Authentication: Normal OSPF (no authentication) functions as normal , but
the authentication mode (with MD5 hashing) does not work. This is not a FIPS / UC-APL
requirement
ES-26837 FIPS: “Failed to contact time server” error displays when using SNTP authentication
On a FIPS enabled terminal with SNTP authentication enabled, date/time cannot sync to
SNTP server. Will be investigated for a fix in a future build.
ES-26811 FIPS: Eclipse prompts user to login in twice after a Portal timeout, no effect on the system
or security, minor annoyance to be fixed in a future release
ES-26802 FIPS: The informational alarm "Exclusive Cipher Text" is not raised in the informational
log, after FIPS and PE is enabled. Minor severity to be investigated in a future release
ES-26898 IRU600V4 and 600v2 : Firmware upgrade are not hitless – traffic hits are seen while the
FPGA loads. Organize software upgrades in periods of low traffic.
ES-26591 For RAC70 with L1LA configured when one end of the link is running 08.03.xx and the
other 08.04.32 and later traffic will be lost. Traffic will recover once both ends of the link
are running 08.04.32 or later.
ES-26393 RAC70 Demodulator not locked on the Rx path of RAC70 after configuration restore
After a configuration restore, occasionally RAC 70 cards with ART enabled may be stuck
with a demodulator in a not locked condition. The workaround is to set ART OFF and then
set ART back ON. Traffic will resume, and the alarms will clear.

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ES-25718 RAC ART settings are automatically removed after removing multicast circuits from the
same RAC.
When ART mode is set to receive, and ART output is set to DPP, the ART configuration
will be cleared after a multicast circuit between the RAC ART and DAC GE3 is removed, it
will be necessary to reconfigure ART for the RAC
ES-27016 RAC 70/RAC 60: PE usage while DPP is oversubscribed can cause a long DPP outage.
To recover from this condition, reduce the DPP load so it is not oversubscribed, or at the
affected RAC, perform a Demod unlock/lock.
ES-27054 ODU600v2: NMS connection goes down after connecting ODU600v2 if a firmware load is
initiated
1 to 2 minutes after a firmware update the NMS will go down. Portal shows Unknown
ODU on RAC object page.
After approximately 15 minutes, NMS connection is restored, and Portal will show
ODU600v2 on the RAC objects page. ODU600v2 has a firmware file 10x larger than
ODU600v1 and subsequently takes longer to load and affects other Eclipse functions.
Subsequent connections of a ODU600v2 with firmware equal or higher than the version in
the embedded SW will connect within a few seconds as expected.
ES-26867 RAC 70: 1+1 - (w/ DPP disabled) Single near-end RX fading causes a false far-end Silent
Tx Failure alarm & switching. In 1+1 mode, when NOT using DPP (just backplane
Ethernet or TDM or both), there is a situation that results in the remote (Far-End) Online
TX to have a FALSE Silent Tx Failure alarm. The silent TX alarm will then cause a TX
switch and then the newly online TX will show the silent TX alarm and then TX switch and
that sequence will continue indefinitely. Workaround is to enable any capacity on the DPP
ES-26232 RAC70 1+1 Backplane Note: The use of backplane only ethernet traffic in a protected
configuration is not recommended. Using a protected 1+1 RAC70 set up configured to
use ethernet backplane traffic, a 2-15second traffic hit may be expected after a TX switch.
This situation is seen up to 50% of the time. Workaround is to configure only DPP traffic.
ES-27233 ANSI 3.75MHz: Profile can occasionally not set. Occurrence is rare, but if this condition is
& ES-27202 experienced, power cycle the INU and retry.
ES-27261 RAC60E (EXR-660-002) and DAC161v3 (EXD-161-002) If a chassis is set up without a
ODU / IRU connected communication drops (Maintenance v24 and network) and INU can
rebooting itself. Workaround is to connect an ODU or IRU to the RAC and the problem is
not seen.
ES-27294 RAC 70 L1LA: Frame size failure, if using 1024QAM. Workaround is to limit modulation
to 512QAM, this limitation will be removed in 8.6 release SW
ES-27292 RAC60/70: If a RAC60/6X is upgraded to a RAC70/7X Output power will show -100dB
down on modulations QPSK and 16QAM. To rectify this, perform a slot ‘Clear Module
Configuration’ in Portal. NOTE that if any such major change is made, the old slot config
should always be cleared. Current RAC’s and DACGE3 / NCM all store configuration data
in an onboard flash that should always be cleared before a change in module type.
ES-27309 RAC6X: 100% packet loss on 60/80MHz ANSI XPIC capable profiles over backplane,
DPP is unaffected, do not use these profiles with RAC60 over the backplane
Customer Issues Resolved (Blue in this release)
Key Summary
PCR: "Tx PWR Fail" trace follows the wrong alarm. When a Remote Communications
90862 Failure is raised on a RAC 30A, the PCR file records this as a Tx PWR Fail, this is now
resolved and reports correctly to PCR. Now Resolved ES-25997
Eclipse – Protected IRU600’s + DAC GE3: Unidirectional loss of packet traffic (TDM is
95543 unaffected) replicated in the lab by initiating a RAC switch to secondary and performing a soft
reset. Present in 08.02.18 software. Now Resolved ES-26368

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ANSI 50MHz 256QAM MT profile dribbles errors over 24-hour tests. Now resolved ES-
79818
25296 ES-25464
54783 IRU600v2: Radio alarms with a SD split Tx dual switch configuration ES-26402 and ES-26404
97891 NCC: Watchdog resets occur when NMS front panel ports are flooded with excessive traffic
ES-26480
100228 DAC 16x: PRBS test stops when "send" is pressed in Portal. Now resolved ES-26546
CS0004550 asBuiltReport is sometimes incomplete, now resolved ES-26933
90619 Event Log Increased size x2 of event log and syslog, now enlarged ES-26961
90568 NTP Cisco 2951 Server sync failure, now resolved ES-25911
CS 0007344 RAC30A: DNL/ Traffic path down alarm. Was originally ticket 16028-102472. Now resolved
ES-25975
CS000910/9675 ODU600v2 shows unrecognized in service after a period of time. Now resolved ES-27224
CS0004550 asBuiltReport is incomplete ES-26933
CS0008801 RAC70 Asbuilt data for ACM steps inconsistent when slot was occupied by a RAC60 ES-
27043
Important Considerations Before Upgrading Software

In this release there are several software upgrade and compatibility considerations that should be noted and
procedures followed to ensure a reliable upgrade with minimum traffic interruption as follows:
Strong Security : It should be noted that one or more of the following cipher suites
should be enabled before an upgrade to 8.1 is attempted in strong/FIPS security modes:
SSL_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
SSL_RSA_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA
ES-25295 Strong Security users please note. The following four OpenSSL ciphers are now seen
as less secure than when first released and are therefore recommended not to be used:
• SSL_DHE_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
• SSL_DHE_RSA_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA
They are still listed in Eclipse SW and normal operation is supported when any of these
ciphers are selected. In a future release Aviat will remove these four DHE ciphers.
Portal : A PC with a pre 5.3 version of Portal will not be able to communicate with a radio
that has been configured for secure management (Basic or Strong), until it has
acquired a 5.3 version of Portal.
ES-14902
The easiest way to update to a 5.3 version of Portal is to connect your Portal PC
to an Eclipse radio running version 5.3, with its security setting configured to
"none".
Portal: This note applies to customers who run software version 5.1 or earlier with basic
security enabled (requiring a user name and password to login in Portal) and who
decided to upgrade to software version 5.4 or later. The customer shall be aware
that passwords for "operator", "engineer", and "admin" users will be reset to
default values (port_op, port_eng, port-adm correspondingly) after the upgrade. In
some cases security mode will be also turned to "Off".
ES-16214
This happens starting version 5.4 the way how Eclipse stores password has been
changed to meet more strict FIPS 140-2 security requirements.
Customer shall reconfigure security mode and passwords to desired values after
the upgrade.
This is one time action. Further upgrades to subsequent software releases will not
reset passwords.
Portal: Software 5.4 and later changed RADIUS server value for "View" permission. It is
ES-16346
important that customers upgrading from 5.3 to 5.4 update their RADIUS server

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user accounts. Failure to update RADIUS server accounts will result in Eclipse
denying PCR data download for users, who have only "View" permission.
Eclipse NCC Compact Flash Card Capacity Upgrade Issues

With the introduction of software LA 7.1 and later, the embedded software portion will no longer fit onto a pre
week 31, 2009 32 Mb partitioned card, irrespective of the module load.
Please ensure that the notes below are followed before a software upgrade to 7.1 or above.
The Compact Flash (CF) card for Eclipse holds configuration, software load, and license data. It inserts into the
side of the NCC plug-in used with the INU/INUe.
New plug-in modules, such as the RAC 60, RAC 6X,DAC GE3 and NCM, CF cards with an increased
memory capacity of 512Mb or greater are required and in some case new NCC cards.
Prior to July 2009, 32 Mbyte was the available capacity for Eclipse use (this is the internal partition size
programmed into the CF), and all CF cards were partitioned 32 Mb regardless of the labelled total capacity of
the CF.
NCC cards manufactured before January 2008 do not support access to CF cards partitioned larger than
32Mbyte.
Before installing RAC 60, RAC 6X or DAC GE3 in an existing INU you must first check to see if a higher
capacity CF card is needed, and if so, that the NCC will also support the higher capacity CF.
Compact Flash Capacity

If newer modules such as the RAC 60E, RAC 6XE, DAC GE3 or NCM are installed in INUs with a 32 Mbyte CF,
FPGA loading problems will be reported as a result of insufficient CF capacity. The problem will be reported as
an FPGA software load failure alarm.
INUs fitted with these newer modules and software 7.1 or later will require an un-partitioned CF card of 512Mb
or greater to function correctly.
When ordering a replacement CF, the licensed capacity plus any feature license(s) held on the existing CF
must be included with the order for the replacement. It is recommended that new NODE Based licenses are
used.
Compact Flash Compatibility with NCC
NCC cards manufactured before January 2008 will not operate correctly with CF cards that have an available
capacity greater than 32 Mbyte.
Where the CF is to be replaced to allow INU operation with newer modules, you must also check to see if the
NCC will support its use.
Compatible NCC modules are those with revision numbers equal to or higher than those shown in the table
below. Compatible NCCs can also be identified by an “A” label on the flash card holder. Supply commenced in
January 2008.
Description Part Number Revision Needed

NCC PCB Assembly 021-142100-001 019 or greater
NCC Module Assembly 131-142100-001 025 or greater
Location of revision numbers TOP side of module

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Location of revision numbers UNDER side of module
Scheduling Software Upgrades

Software updates should be activated during a maintenance window when a traffic outage can be managed.
Traffic may be affected when upgrading software between two specific versions of software. Modules that have
updated FPGA software will suffer a momentary loss of traffic. The use of Provision feature 'Scheduled
Activation' to preload software, and schedule upgrades at low traffic times of the day will help minimize
disruption. Contact an Aviat Networks Technical Help Desk for details, contact details are on page 2 of these
release notes.
When upgrading software ensure the remote end of a link is upgraded before the local end.
Other Important Notes

• Note when ODU 300 EP is present in the terminal, an IPv4 address is required for software loading.
• Care should be taken not to run OSPF and Static routing within the same internal OSPF routing domain.
• If Portal loses communication with an IDU 300 SP radio when changing the IP address, restart Portal to
restore communication.
• Disable any PC firewalls before performing a software download.
• Eclipse Portal Software version 5.0 includes an upgrade to Java version 6.0. This later version of Java
provides improved memory management and operational performance. It provides a fix for occasional low
memory issues that have been reported on heavily loaded systems. It is recommended that users install
Eclipse Portal 5.0 or later from the Eclipse SW Setup CD or from the Aviat Networks Customer Online
Support site at www.support.aviatnetworks.com.
The note below, seen on Portal screens, relates to this issue.
• Note that this software includes open source items and as such users have a right to access source code.
Contact tony.wood@aviatnet.com for details.
Operating Systems Supported

The following table details the supported Operating Systems.
Operating Notes
System
Windows XP Pro Refer to Eclipse User Manual for XP support information
(SP1, SP2)
Windows Vista New Portal Installer with Microsoft Vista Support
Windows 7 New Portal Installer with Microsoft 7 Support 64-bit and 32-bit
versions
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Windows 8 Supports Win 8
Windows 10 Supports Win 10 64 Mb only See note on page 3
Computer Hardware Supported

The following table details the minimum hardware specifications required to operate Portal.
Attributes Minimum Specifications
Processor Pentium 4 or later

RAM 2 GB
HD space (install and operate) 300 MB
Monitor display resolution 1024 x 768 XGA
Note: ATI video cards installed with a ‘Catalyst driver’ set earlier than 4.9 will cause the Portal performance
page to stop working if the screen-saver activates. The workaround is to install the latest video drivers from the
video card manufacturer.
Regional Settings Supported

Portal supports the following locales and there are no known limitations:
Albanian, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French,
German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian,
Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish,
Ukrainian.
Network Time Protocol (SNTP) Servers Supported
Eclipse software has been successfully tested with the following SNTP time servers.
• NetTime
Aviat Networks encourages its customers to report problems so we can resolve them as
quickly as possible. If you encounter a technical issue, please contact us using the
information on page 2 of these Release Notes.


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Scope and Purpose

Software 08.05.08 is a GA release. It is built off 08.04.41.

• RAC7X ANSI 30/40/50/60/80MHz Profiles

Software Version Upgrade Compatibility

08.00.52 08.00.72 08.00.99 08.01.20 08.01.26 08.02.08 08.02.08 08.02.18 08.02.19

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ANSI Profile Support (RAC 60/6X or earlier) N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

* Tick: Compatability Confirmed

Windows 32bit CPU Operation

Software Part Numbers

Eclipse Embedded Software 275-250219-080508 08.05 08

Eclipse Hardware Supported

Eclipse Software Product Part Number Version Notes

Note Both ends of the link must be the same profile.

3.5 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

7.0 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 31.34 15xE1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

13.75 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

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Static - Max Throughput XPIC 64.35 31xE1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

27.5 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 132.99 64xE1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 154.59 75xE1 128QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 181.31 88xE1 256QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

40.0 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

55.0 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 267.67 130xE1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 366.41 178xE1 256QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

3.75 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

5.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

10.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

20.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

25.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

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30.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

40.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

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Static - Max Throughput XPIC 178.1 115xDS1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 256.05 165xDS1 256QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

50.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 235.88 151xDS1 64QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

Static - Max Throughput XPIC 321.8 207xDS1 256QAM RAC6X-RAC 6XE-

60.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

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80.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

3.5 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

Static - Max Throughput non-

7.0 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

13.75 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

27.5 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

40.0 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

55.0 MHz ETSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

3.75 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

5.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

10.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

12.5 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

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20.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules

25.0 MHz ANSI Data Mbps Trib Mod Enabled Modules