Script para alineación de CPE Mikrotik

El siguiente es un script que se utiliza para alinear un CPE 433/411 de Mikrotik. Tiene algunas características como:

• Reconocimiento de 9 señales
• Reconoce 3 estados: searching,associated, disable/other
• Usa 4 de los 5 led que tiene el rb 433/411

Script Code:

#
# Mikrotik RB411/433 «Lights and Sound» alignment script
# written by Mark Shumate Feb 2009
#
# NOTE: This script may work on other platforms, I
# don’t have anything but RB411/433 here in front of
# me. The beeps will probably work on practically any
# wireless AP type Routerboard, but maybe the script
# would have to be edited? Dunno if it complains when
# you reference LEDs that don’t exist…
#
# This script recognizes 9 different «signal levels»
# and 3 assoc. statuses (connected, searching, other)
# Currently, «signal levels» indicate the SNR/margin
# measurement. Higher signal-to-noise measurements
# correspond to higher levels. So level 8 would be
# the best, below 1 would be the worst. The better
# the signal-to-noise, the more LEDs you get, and
# the faster the beeps get. Only 4 LEDs are used,
# (the 5th being left alone, for NAND access ind.)
# with intermediate signal levels resulting in a
# combination of solid and flashing LEDs, shown
# here:
#
# >= Level 8 : 4 solid (100ms beeps)
# >= Level 7 : 3 solid, 4th flashing (300ms beeps)
# >= Level 6 : 3 solid (500ms beep cycle)
# >= Level 5 : 2 solid, 3rd flashing (700ms beeps)
# >= Level 4 : 2 solid (900ms beeps)
# >= Level 3 : 1 solid, 2nd flashing (1100ms beeps)
# >= Level 2 : 1 solid (1300ms beeps)
# >= Level 1 : 1 flashing (1500ms beeps)
# <  Level 1 : no LEDs, beeps only (1700ms beeps)
#
# The user-LED (green LED above the blue power LED)
# is used to display the association status. If the
# wireless interface is associated, the user-LED is
# solid. If the wireless interface is actively
# searching, but not yet associated, the user-LED is
# blinking twice a second, with a pause while a
# rising trill of 3 beeps is played. If the wireless
# interface is neither associated, nor searching
# (like disabled, or something weird) then the light
# will flicker rapidly every 2 seconds, and a
# falling trill of 2 beeps is played.

# Finally, the script plays startup (rising) and
# shutdown (falling) tones.

# For reference, the delay times associated with the
# different signal levels are shown here:
#:local lnsdelaytime 100ms;  <—signals at/above lvl 8
#:local lnsdelaytime 300ms;  <—signals between 7 and 8
#:local lnsdelaytime 500ms;  <—signals between 6 and 7
#:local lnsdelaytime 700ms;  <—signals between 5 and 6
#:local lnsdelaytime 900ms:  <—signals between 4 and 5
#:local lnsdelaytime 1100ms; <—signals between 3 and 4
#:local lnsdelaytime 1300ms; <—signals between 2 and 3
#:local lnsdelaytime 1500ms; <—signals between 1 and 2
#:local lnsdelaytime 1750ms; <—signals below lvl 1
#:local lnsdelaytime 2000ms; <—signal not available

# default delaytime
:local lnsdelaytime «2000ms»;

# name of wireless interface to monitor (default wlan1)
:local lnsintname «wlan1»;

# frequency (as in pitch) of beep (recommend 700 – 1000)
:local lnsbeepfreq 800;

# Here, the different signal levels are assigned to
# signal-to-noise measurements. I haven’t really tweaked
# these yet to be in line with field testing, so they
# may need quite a bit of adjusting.
:local lnslevel8 70;
:local lnslevel7 65;
:local lnslevel6 60;
:local lnslevel5 55;
:local lnslevel4 50;
:local lnslevel3 45;
:local lnslevel2 40;
:local lnslevel1 35;

# The (veery approximate, heh) running time of the script
# is set here. I am too lazy right now to do this a
# better way…besides, who cares if the thing beeps or
# flashes a couple extra minutes right?!? 🙂
:local lnsrunningtime 60m;

# Here, we set how long the script will beep. NOTE that
# startup/shutdown tones will still be played.
# I like this feature when using an access point where
# the LEDs are clearly visible. If you don’t want this
# feature, set it to the same as $lnsrunningtime
# (above).
:local lnsbeeptime 10m;

# figure out beep cutoff time
:local lnsrunbeepdiff;
:set lnsrunbeepdiff ($lnsrunningtime – $lnsbeeptime);

# initialize LEDs, play starting tones
:delay 50ms;
:led user-led=no led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=no;
:delay 50ms;
:beep frequency=($lnsbeepfreq – 300) length=50ms;
:delay 50ms;
:beep frequency=($lnsbeepfreq – 200) length=50ms;
:delay 50ms;

# main monitoring cycle
:while ($lnsrunningtime > 0s) do={
/interface wireless monitor «$lnsintname» once do={
:if ($»status» = «connected-to-ess») do={
:if ($»signal-to-noise» >= $lnslevel8) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 100ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:led user-led=yes led4=yes led3=yes led2=yes led1=yes;
:delay $lnsdelaytime;
}
:if ($»signal-to-noise» >= $lnslevel7 && $»signal-to-noise» < $lnslevel8) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 300ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:for i from=1 to=3 do={
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=yes led2=yes led1=yes;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 6);
:led user-led=yes led4=yes led3=yes led2=yes led1=yes;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 6);
}
}
:if ($»signal-to-noise» >= $lnslevel6 && $»signal-to-noise» < $lnslevel7) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 500ms;
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=yes led2=yes led1=yes;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:delay $lnsdelaytime;
}
:if ($»signal-to-noise» >= $lnslevel5 && $»signal-to-noise» < $lnslevel6) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 700ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:for i from=1 to=3 do={
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=no led2=yes led1=yes;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 6);
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=yes led2=yes led1=yes;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 6);
}
}
:if ($»signal-to-noise» >= $lnslevel4 && $»signal-to-noise» < $lnslevel5) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 900ms;
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=no led2=yes led1=yes;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:delay $lnsdelaytime;
}
:if ($»signal-to-noise» >= $lnslevel3 && $»signal-to-noise» < $lnslevel4) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 1100ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:for i from=1 to=3 do={
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=yes;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 6);
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=no led2=yes led1=yes;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 6);
}
}
:if ($»signal-to-noise» >= $lnslevel2 && $»signal-to-noise» < $lnslevel3) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 1300ms;
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=yes;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:delay $lnsdelaytime;
}
:if ($»signal-to-noise» >= $lnslevel1 && $»signal-to-noise» < $lnslevel2) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 1500ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:for i from=1 to=3 do={
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=no;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 6);
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=yes;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 6);
}
}
:if ($»signal-to-noise» < $lnslevel1) do={
:set lnsdelaytime 1700ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=($lnsdelaytime / 2);
}
:led user-led=yes led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=no;
:delay $lnsdelaytime;
}
} else={
:if ($»status» = «searching-for-network») do={
:set lnsdelaytime 2000ms;
:led user-led=no led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=no;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=$lnsbeepfreq length=100ms;
}
:delay 100ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=($lnsbeepfreq + 100) length=75ms;
}
:delay 75ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=($lnsbeepfreq + 200) length=50ms;
}
:delay 50ms;
:for i from=1 to=4 do={
:led user-led=no;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 8)
:led user-led=yes;
:delay ($lnsdelaytime / 8)
}
:set lnsdelaytime ($lnsdelaytime + (50ms + 75ms + 100ms));
} else={
:set lnsdelaytime 2000ms;
:led user-led=no led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=no;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=($lnsbeepfreq – 150) length=150ms;
}
:delay 150ms;
:if ($lnsrunningtime > $lnsrunbeepdiff) do={
:beep frequency=($lnsbeepfreq – 350) length=100ms;
}
:delay 100ms;
:for i from=1 to=4 do={
:led user-led=yes;
:delay 50ms;
:led user-led=no;
:delay 50ms;
}
:delay 1550ms;
}
}
}
:set lnsrunningtime («$lnsrunningtime» – «$lnsdelaytime»);
}

# shut off LEDs, play shutdown tones
:delay 50ms;
:led user-led=no led4=no led3=no led2=no led1=no;
:delay 50ms;
:beep frequency=($lnsbeepfreq – 200) length=50ms;
:delay 50ms;

:beep frequency=($lnsbeepfreq – 300) length=50ms;

:delay 50ms;

Via: Mikrotik