That issue (IDU/ODU cable) is a pain to diagnose. Look at the 'Link Loss' diagnostic graph. Brief 'sky blue' segments at the top of the graph show up when the OFU drops offline briefly. No real way I have found to tell which end it is.
As far as fixing it I would inspect cables for visible damage and signs of water. The 48V on the LMR cable causes a lot of corrosion quickly if it's wet. If nothing appears wrong next up is removing the surge suppressors and see if that fixes the issue. Logging of these issues in the software is poor. Mark Radabaugh Amplex 22690 Pemberville Rd Luckey, OH 43447 419-261-5996 > On Dec 8, 2016, at 6:20 PM, Dan Petermann <d...@wyoming.com> wrote: > > I have a customer with a misbehaving PTP800 link. > > It drops when it rains or is foggy and I’m trying to pin down why it is > dropping. My guess is the coax has a poor seal on it. > > Is there any way to tell if the modem is losing communication with the RF > head? > > I know in Dragonwave radios, using the CLI you can get all sorts of stats. > Does the same thing exist for the PTP800? If so, how do you access it? I > don’t have physical access to it so I’ll be working remote (probably > teamviewer ). > > Cambium, you really should put time stamps in the diagnostic csv files. It is > rather difficult to correlate events with files from the other end.
