Official versions of Ericsson MINI-LINK Craft software are proprietary and typically require a valid license and access to the Ericsson Support Portal Ericsson SW Gateway

Automatically detects plug-in units and helps align antennas for optimal signal strength. Offers real-time insights and a built-in spectrum analyzer

Mini-Link Craft 22 is a PC-based management tool. Unlike older craft terminals that relied on command-line interfaces (CLI) or proprietary terminals, Craft 22 provides a modern, Windows-based GUI. It allows operators to:

On a , this is typically labeled LCT (Local Craft Terminal). If you cannot connect to the microwave node

: A built-in wizard guides the setup of radio terminal configurations and network element parameters.

Craft 22 is a PC-based element manager. Unlike large-scale platforms like Ericsson Network Manager (ENM), the Craft application is a lightweight, single-node tool. It connects directly to a MINI-LINK radio via Ethernet or a serial port to:

: Open the software, enter the NE's IP address, and use the appropriate login credentials (e.g., default username: control_user , password: Ericsson , though these should be changed for security).

Follow the on-screen prompts and restart your computer to finalize the network driver installations. Connecting to a MINI-LINK Node