OPAM-Base Station Management Guide

WALKair V3.
1
UMN: OPAM
Base Station Management Guide
P/N 110504-01 D REV 1.1

January 2000
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES.................................................................................................iv
LIST OF TABLES ...................................................................................................v
1
Introduction ............................................................................................. 1-1
Base Station LED Indicator Interface .................................................... 2-1

2.1
Base Unit LEDs ............................................................................ 2-1
2.2
IF MUX LEDs ............................................................................... 2-3
Base Station Local Craft Interface......................................................... 3-1

3.1
Local Craft Interface Menus ......................................................... 3-1
3.2
Base Station ................................................................................. 3-1
3.3
Global Navigation Key Symbol Commands.................................. 3-2
The Main Menu ........................................................................................ 4-1
Configuring the BS ................................................................................. 5-1

5.1
Radio Link Parameters Menu ....................................................... 5-2
5.2
Getting the Cable Length ............................................................. 5-3
5.3
Setting the Cable Length.............................................................. 5-4
5.4
Getting the Cable Type ................................................................ 5-5
5.5
Setting the Cable Type................................................................. 5-6
5.6
Getting the Cable Gain for Other Cable Types .......................... 5-7
5.7
Setting the Cable Gain for Other Cable Types........................... 5-8
5.8
Getting the IF Cable Gain........................................................... 5-10
5.9
Setting the IF Cable Gain ........................................................... 5-11
5.10
Getting the RFU Head Type....................................................... 5-12
5.11
Setting the RFU Head Type ....................................................... 5-12
5.12
Getting the Operating Frequency ............................................... 5-13
5.13
Setting the Operating Frequency................................................ 5-14
5.14
Getting the Modem Working Point.............................................. 5-15
5.15
Setting the Modem Working Point .............................................. 5-16
5.16
Getting the IFMUX Type............................................................. 5-17
5.17
Setting the IFMUX ...................................................................... 5-18
Administrative Parameters Menu .......................................................... 6-1

6.1
BS Parameters Menu ................................................................... 6-2
6.2
Getting the BS Serial Number ...................................................... 6-4
6.3
Getting the BS Administrative Status ........................................... 6-5
6.4
Setting the Administrative Status.................................................. 6-6
6.5
Getting the System Time.............................................................. 6-7
6.6
Setting the System Time .............................................................. 6-8
6.7
Getting the System Clock Source................................................. 6-9
6.8
Setting the System Clock Source ............................................... 6-10
6.8.1
6.8.2
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Getting External Clock Out Status ..........................................6-11

Setting the External Clock Out Status ....................................6-12
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
6.9
BU IP Parameters Menu .............................................................6-13

6.9.1
6.9.2
6.9.3
6.9.4
6.10
Getting BU IP Parameters ..................................................... 6-13

Setting BU IP Parameters ..................................................... 6-14
Getting Authorized Manager Stations .................................... 6-15
Modifying Authorized Manager Stations ................................ 6-15
TS Parameters Menu..................................................................6-17
6.10.1
6.10.2
6.10.3
6.10.4
6.10.5
6.10.6
6.10.7
Getting the List of TS Information Parameters....................... 6-19

Setting the List of TS Information Parameters ....................... 6-20
Adding Single TS Information Parameters............................. 6-21
Updating Single TS Information Parameters.......................... 6-22
Getting the TS Administrative Status ..................................... 6-23
Setting the Administrative Status........................................... 6-24
Deleting a TS ........................................................................ 6-25
Remote BS Management ........................................................................7-1
Telecom Interface Parameters ...............................................................8-1

8.1
Telecom Interface Parameter Menus............................................8-1
8.1.1
8.1.2
Getting the BS Telecom Configuration Parameters ................. 8-2

Setting BS Telecom Configuration Parameters ....................... 8-3
8.1.2.1
8.1.3
8.2
Defining Services ....................................................................................9-1

9.1
Getting a List of All Leased Line Services.....................................9-2
9.2
Adding Leased Line Service .........................................................9-3
9.3
Getting Leased Line Service Parameters .....................................9-5
9.4
Getting Leased Line Service Administrative Status ......................9-6
9.5
Deleting Leased Line Services .....................................................9-7
9.6
V5 Service ....................................................................................9-8
9.7
V5 Interface Management ..........................................................9-10
9.8
Getting the V5 Interface Table............................................... 9-11

Setting the V5 Interface Table ............................................... 9-12
Adding New V5 Interfaces ..................................................... 9-13
Getting Interface Parameters ................................................ 9-15
Updating the Interface ........................................................... 9-17
Getting the Interface Status................................................... 9-18
Setting the Interface Status ................................................... 9-19
Deleting an Interface ............................................................. 9-20
Deleting TS Configuration Parameters .................................. 9-22
V5 Subscriber Management .......................................................9-23

9.8.1
9.8.2
9.8.3
9.8.4
9.8.5
Getting the Subscriber Table................................................. 9-25

Setting the Subscriber Table ................................................. 9-26
Adding Subscribers ............................................................... 9-28
Displaying Subscriber Data ................................................... 9-29
Deleting Subscribers ............................................................. 9-30
Maintenance Management Menu .........................................................10-1

10.1
System Tests Menu ....................................................................10-2
10.1.1
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Getting the Telecom Configuration .......................................... 8-8

Setting TS Telecom Configuration Parameters........................ 8-9
Setting the TS Telecom Administrative Status............................8-12

Duplicate Telecom Configuration................................................8-12
9.7.1
9.7.2
9.7.3
9.7.4
9.7.5
9.7.6
9.7.7
9.7.8
9.7.9
10
Setting the BS Telecom Administrative Status......................... 8-6
TS Telecom Parameters Menu .....................................................8-7

8.2.1
8.2.2
8.3
8.4
Pin Assignment and Adapter Cables for V.35/X.21 ............. 8-5
Displaying the Last Reset Cause and Date ........................... 10-3

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10.1.2
10.2
Loop Back Testing...................................................................... 10-4

10.2.1
10.2.2
10.3
10.4
TFTP Download Session......................................................10-14

TFTP Software Download ....................................................10-15
Beginning a TFTP Software Download Session ...................10-16
RS232 Software Download ..................................................10-20
RS232 Download Session....................................................10-21
Air Performance Monitoring...................................................... 10-23

10.5.1
10.5.2
10.5.3
10.5.4
10.5.5
10.5.6
10.5.7
10.6
BS Loop Backs.......................................................................10-6
TS Loop Backs.......................................................................10-8
System Alarms And Error Menu ............................................... 10-10

Software Download .................................................................. 10-12
10.4.1
10.4.2
10.4.3
10.4.4
10.4.5
10.5
Resetting the System .............................................................10-4
Performance Measurements ................................................10-24

Setting the Display Format ...................................................10-26
Getting the Current Performance Parameters ......................10-27
Local Measurements ............................................................10-28
Remote Measurements ........................................................10-31
Setting the Modem Report ...................................................10-32
Resetting the FER Counters.................................................10-34
The Modem Maintenance Menu............................................... 10-35
Appendix A IF Index Tables ...........................................................................A-1

Appendix B RF Index Tables..........................................................................B-1
Appendix C Alarms .........................................................................................C-1
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LIST OF FIGURES.
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 2-1:
Figure 2-2:
Figure 2-3:
Figure 4-1:
Figure 5-1:
Figure 5-2:
Figure 8-1:
Figure 9-1:
Figure 10-1:
Figure 10-2:
Figure 10-3:
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BS-BUS Front Panel LEDs ................................................................... 2-1

IF MUX 8 Unit LED Indicators ............................................................... 2-3
IF MUX 16 Unit LED Indicators ............................................................. 2-3
BS Main Menu ...................................................................................... 4-1
BS Configuration Menu ......................................................................... 5-1
BS Radio Link Parameters Menu .......................................................... 5-2
BS-BU Telecom Ports........................................................................... 8-1
V5 Subscriber Management Menu ...................................................... 9-24
The System Test Menu ....................................................................... 10-2
Loopback Testing................................................................................ 10-5
Software Download Menu ................................................................. 10-13
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WALKair V3.1 UMN: OPAM Base Station Management Guide
LIST OF TABLES
Table 2-1:
Table 2-2:
Table 2-3:
Table 3-1:
Table 3-2:
Table 4-1:
Table 5-1:
Table 5-2:
Table 6-1:
Table 6-2:
Table 6-3:
Table 9-1:
Table 9-2:
Table 9-3:
Table 9-4:
Table 9-5:
Table 10-1:
Table 10-2:
Table 10-3:
Table 10-4:
Table 10-5:
Table 10-6:
Table 10-7:
Table 10-8:
Table A-1:
Table A-2:
Table A-3:
Table B-1:
Table B-2:
Table B-3:
Table C-1:
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BS-BUS LED Indicators ........................................................................ 2-2

LED Color Coding................................................................................. 2-2
LED Description.................................................................................... 2-3
Global Navigation Key Symbol Commands........................................... 3-2
LCI Print Levels .................................................................................... 3-2
BS Main Menu Options ......................................................................... 4-1
BS Configuration Menu Option Definitions ............................................ 5-1
BS Radio Link Parameters Menu Option Definitions ............................. 5-2
BS Administrative Parameters Menu Option Definitions........................ 6-3
System Clock Source...........................................................................6-10
TS Parameters Menu Options..............................................................6-18
V5 Service Menu Option Definitions...................................................... 9-9
V5 Interface Management Menu Options Definitions ...........................9-10
Interface Update Options .....................................................................9-17
V5 Subscriber Management Menu Option Definitions ..........................9-24
Subscriber Table Definitions ................................................................9-25
Maintenance Menu Option Definitions ...............................................10-1
System Tests Menu Option Definitions ................................................10-6
System Alarm and Error Menu Option Definitions ..............................10-10
Software Download Menu Option Definitions .....................................10-13
General Definition ..............................................................................10-23
Performance Parameters Definitions .................................................10-24
Local Report Parameters for 1 Sec. ...................................................10-29
Local Report Parameters for 15 Min. .................................................10-31
IF Index for BS 3.5 GHz Band A, B, and C............................................ A-1
IF Index for BS 10.5 GHz Band............................................................. A-4
IF Index for 26 GHz Band AH ............................................................. A-7
RF Index For 3.5 GHz Bands A, B, and C............................................. B-1
RF Index For 10.5 GHz Band................................................................ B-4
RF Index for 26 GHz Bands A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H................................ B-7
Alarm Definitions................................................................................... C-1
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INTRODUCTION
The Base Station Management Guide explains the operation of the BS
embedded software. It is assumed that a Local Craft has already been
connected to the BS according to the instructions provided in the
Installation Guide.
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BASE STATION LED INDICATOR INTERFACE

The operator can monitor the system and equipment status by observing
the LED indicators or the LCI terminal. At startup, all LEDs are turned on in
the three different colors and then turned off. This is to verify that the LEDs
are operational.
2.1
Base Unit LEDs

The LEDs provide visual indication of the functioning equipment and report
the existence of system and equipment alarms. The LED indicators are lit
according to the origin of the fault occurrence. The indoor LED is used to
indicate a fault situation in the BU. The outdoor LED is used to indicate a
fault in the Outdoor Unit (Antenna, RFU etc.) or in the air link. Figure 2-1
illustrates the BS-BUS front panel LEDs. Table 2-1 and Table 2-2 details
the LED indicators and LED Color Coding. The LED colors are also
reflected on the BU panel presented on the Management system.
FIGURE 2-1:
BS-BUS FRONT PANEL LEDS
LED Status
Indicators
Telecom LED:
One per Telecom Card
INT
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EXT
ETH
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Chapter 2. Base Station LED Indicator Interface
TABLE 2-1:
BS-BUS LED INDICATORS

LED
DESCRIPTION
EXT
(Outdoor)
Indicates the status of the outdoor

equipment and radio link (e.g., failure in
the RFU or a lost connection with one of
the TSs).
INT
(Indoor)
Indicates the status of the indoor

equipment.
ETH
(Ethernet)
Indicates the status of the Ethernet port.
Telecom LEDs
Indicates the status of the specific

Telecom interface (e.g., LOS on one of the
E1s connected to the BS-BUS).
TABLE 2-2:
LED COLOR CODING

LEDS
LED STATE
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Internal
External
Ethernet
Telecom
Blinking Red Disable
Frequency
Search
Disable
RED
Major
Major
Major
Blinking
Yellow
Loop back
Loop back
Loop back
YELLOW
Minor
Minor
Minor
Blinking
Green
Software
Download
GREEN
Serviceable
Serviceable
Serviceable
Serviceable
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2.2
IF MUX LEDs
The IF MUX LEDs provide visual indication of the equipment status. Figure
2-2 illustrates the IF MUX 8 LEDs, Figure 2-3 illustrates the IF MUX 16
LEDs. Following the figures, Table 2-3 describes the LED functions.
FIGURE 2-2:
IF MUX 8 UNIT LED INDICATORS

LED Status Verification
Fail
Power
FIGURE 2-3:
IF MUX 16 UNIT LED INDICATORS

LED Status
Verification
16 x SMA Input (Rx)
Rx1
Tx1
Rx2
Tx2
Rx3
Tx3
Rx4
Tx4
Rx5
Tx5
Rx6
Tx6
Rx7
Tx7
Rx8
Tx8
Rx9
Tx9
Rx10
Tx10
Rx11
Tx11
Rx12
Tx12
Rx13
Tx13
Rx14
Tx14
Rx15
Tx15
Rx16
Tx16
Fail
Power
16 x SMA Output (Tx)
TABLE 2-3:
LED DESCRIPTION
LED
Fail
Power
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FUNCTION
Indicates a failure of the unit.
Indicates the unit is powered and that the
operational status is serviceable.
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BASE STATION LOCAL CRAFT INTERFACE
3.1
Local Craft Interface Menus

The LCI menus for the BS and TS use the same global key symbol
commands in order to facilitate navigation of the menu structure.
3.2
Base Station
The LCI embedded software, is VT-100 terminal compatible and uses the
RS-232 interface. The BS software enables operators to configure and
maintain the BS as well as the TSs.
Attach the Local Craft Terminal to the BS-BUS LCI port, using an available
COM port with the following settings:
9600 bps baud rate
no Parity
8 data bits
1 stop bits
After making the LCI connection, run the communications software (e.g.,
PROCOMM, PCPLUS PROWIN etc.). The terminal type must be set to
ANSI in the communications software.
While the BS-BUS is initializing, a number of messages are displayed on
the LCI terminal.
After the initialization, the main menu is displayed (see Figure 4-1).
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Chapter 3. Base Station Local Craft Interface
3.3
Global Navigation Key Symbol Commands

The TS software provides several global key symbol commands in order to
facilitate navigation of the Menu Structure as shown in Table 3-1.
Type the <symbol> then press <Enter> in order to perform the requested
function.
TABLE 3-1:
GLOBAL NAVIGATION KEY SYMBOL COMMANDS
SYMBOLS
FUNCTION
Press * <Enter> to access the Main (root) menu in the software.

From the main menu you access all other LCI functions.
Press ^ <Enter> to access the previous menu in the LCI screen

in the LCI hierarchy.
Press = <Enter> anytime to refresh the LCI monitor screen. This

erases all information that was on the screen and re-displays the
current menu at the top of the screen.
Press % <Enter> to toggle the ON/OFF display mode of error

messages should they occur.
Press + <Enter> to advance the print level. The change is

displayed on the LCI monitor.
Press - <Enter> to reduce the print level. The change is

displayed on the LCI monitor.
The LCI reports system alarms and events by displaying messages on the
terminal monitor. The type of messages that are printed depends on the
set print level.
Table 3-2 lists the print levels in descending order. Each print level
includes the lower level messages.
TABLE 3-2:
LCI PRINT LEVELS
PRINT LEVEL
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Info
The default level displays all alarm and event messages,

including status message (e.g., scanning frequencies).
Warning
Displays alarms that are the Warning Level.
Error
Displays alarms that are the Error Level.
Fatal
Displays alarms that are the Fatal Level.
Display
Displays no alarms or events, only the LCI menus.
None
Displays no alarms, events or LCI menus, (displays a blank

screen). If your LCI monitor displays a blank screen, press
<Enter> to reduce to the Display Print Level.
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THE MAIN MENU

The BS Main Menu screen (see Figure 4-1) is the root or first level of the
BS software. It provides access to the two general-purpose operation sets
of the BS as described in Table 4-1.
FIGURE 4-1:
BS MAIN MENU
TABLE 4-1:
BS MAIN MENU OPTIONS
OPTION
NUMBER
MENU ITEM
FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
1.
Configuration
Menu
Enables configuration of all WALKair parameters.
2.
Maintenance
Menu
Enables the operation and maintenance of the of

the WALKair system including the following items:
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System Tests
System Alarms
Software Download
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CONFIGURING THE BS
The Configuration Menu is used to configure all parameters required for air
links and service establishment. Figure 5-1 displays the BS Configuration
Menu; Table 5-1 describes the menu options.
FIGURE 5-1:
BS CONFIGURATION MENU
TABLE 5-1:
BS CONFIGURATION MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS
OPTION
NUMBER
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MENU ITEM
1.
Radio Link
Parameters Menu
Enables configuration of the cable type,

length and operating frequency.
2.
Administrative
Parameters Menu
Configures BS parameters for selected

modules i.e., Serial Number, Customer ID
Number, System Time and enables or
disables BS / TS operation.
3.
Telecom Interfaces Enables the physical configuration of

Parameters Menu Telecom services for E1, V.35/X.21, and
Frame Relay.
4.
Service Parameters Enables the configuration of service

Menu
parameters i.e., service type, band type,
bandwidth etc.
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Chapter 5. Configuring the BS
5.1
Radio Link Parameters Menu

Figure 5-2 displays the BS Radio Parameters submenu; Table 5-2
describes each of the commands. Radio parameters can also be
configured via the Management Station. For details, please refer to the
WALKnet User Manual.
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FIGURE 5-2:
BS RADIO LINK PARAMETERS MENU
TABLE 5-2:
BS RADIO LINK PARAMETERS MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS
OPTION
NUMBER
MENU ITEM
0.
Get Cable Length
Displays the IF cable length in meters.
1.
Set Cable Length
Specifies the IF cable length.
2.
Get Cable Type
Displays the IF cable type.
3.
Set Cable Type
Specifies the cable type. Use this

option to select the standard LMR400
cable or other cable.
4.
Get other cable type

Gain Table
Displays the other cable gain table.
5.
Set other cable type

Gain Table
Specifies the upstream and

downstream gain of the cable as per
vendor specifications. Must be
repeated for all IF frequencies.
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OPTION
NUMBER
5.2
MENU ITEM
6.
Get Cable Gain
Displays the operating cable gain.
7.
Set Cable Gain
Specifies the operating frequency

according to cable length and type.
8.
Get RFU Head

Information
Displays the operating RFU Head

Type.
9.
Set RFU Head

Information
Specifies the operating RFU Head

Type.
A.
Get BS Frequency
Index
Displays Frequency Index for selected

BS.
B.
Set BS Frequency
Index
Specifies Frequency Index for selected

BS.
C.
Get Modem Working

Point
Displays the working parameters of the

Modem.
D.
Set Modem Working

Point
Specifies the working parameters of

the Modem. Used for fine tuning the
Modem.
E.
Get IFMUX type.
Displays the operating parameters of

the IFMUX.
F.
Set IFMUX type.
Specifies the operating parameters of

the IFMUX.
Getting the Cable Length

To Get the Current Cable Length:
1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press <Enter>.
The Configuration Menu is displayed.
2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 1 then press
<Enter>.
The Radio Link Parameters Menu is displayed.
3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option number 0 then
press <Enter>.
The BS Cable Length menu displays the current cable length.
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5.3
Setting the Cable Length

Cable length is used for computing IF cable attenuation based on a
predefined cable type (see Setting Cable Type para. 5.5).
When setting cable lengths, a whole number must be used. The number
represents the cable length in meters.
To Set the Cable Length:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
The BS Cable Length parameter input is displayed.
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4. Specify the cable length then press <Enter>.
NOTE
All gain settings for cables other than the standard LMR400 and
CF CU2Y 50 Ohm cables must be set to specifications supplied by the
vendor.
5.4
Getting the Cable Type

To Get the Cable Type:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
The BS Cable Type menu displays the current cable type.
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The cable type can be LMR 400, CF CU2Y 50 Ohm, or other cable.
5.5
Setting the Cable Type

Use this option to select the cable type. The system has built in gain tables
for the LMR400 and CF CU2Y 50 Ohm cable types. If Other Cable
Type is selected, then the Gain Table must be inserted.
To Set the Cable Type:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
The Cable Type parameter input is displayed.
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4. Type L then press <Enter> to select the standard LMR400 cable.

5. Type C then press <Enter> to select the CF CU2Y 50 ohm cable.
6. Type O then press <Enter> to select another type of cable.
5.6
Getting the Cable Gain for Other Cable

Types
To Display the Other Cable Types Gain Table:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
The Frequency Cable Gain table is displayed.
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5.7
Setting the Cable Gain for Other Cable

Types
If option O (Other Cable type) was entered, the Gain Table for the IF
cable must be entered (as described by vendor specifications).
To Set the Other Cable Type Gain Table:
<Enter>.
press <Enter> to complete the cable gain table.
The Gain Table parameter input is displayed.
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4. Enter the upstream gain for the displayed frequency index in Decibels
(as per vendor specifications) then press <SPACEBAR>.
5. Enter the downstream gain for the displayed frequency index in
Decibels (as per vendor specifications) press <SPACEBAR>then
press <Enter>.
6. Repeat for all relevant frequency indices (of the installed RFU) as
detailed in Table A-1, (3.5 GHz Bands A, B and C), Table A-2
(10.5 GHz) and Table A-3 (26 GHz Bands A-H).
7. Type q to exit.
NOTE
All gain settings for cables other than LMR400 and CF CU2Y S\50 ohm
must be set according to vendor specifications.
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5.8
Getting the IF Cable Gain

The IF cable connects the indoor and the outdoor units. The system
requires the IF cable attenuation data in order to adjust the output signal.
The cable attenuation can either be entered manually, or computed by the
system based on the specified IF length and type.
To Get the Attenuation Data:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
The following is displayed:
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5.9
Setting the IF Cable Gain

Prior to entering this option, ensure that the cable gain (attenuation) has
been measured (see para 5.8 ).
To Set the Attenuation Data:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
The following is displayed:
4. Enter T then press <Enter> to verify this parameter.

5. Enter the completed cable gain for the up link and the down link
according to the cable length and type.
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5.10
Getting the RFU Head Type

To Get the RFU Head Type:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
The following is displayed.
5.11
Setting the RFU Head Type

To Set the RFU Head Type:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
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4. Select the appropriate RFU head type for either 3.5 GHZ, 10.5 GHz or
26 GHz then press <Enter>.
5. Enter the RFU HW revision (first letter)
The HW revision appears on a label on the RFU in the following
format: X.YY ( X Letter, Y - Digit).
6. Press <Enter>.
5.12
Getting the Operating Frequency

To Get the Radio Frequency Index:
<Enter>.
3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option A then press
<Enter>.
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5.13
Setting the Operating Frequency

To Set the Radio Frequency Index:
<Enter>.
3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option B then press
<Enter>.
The Radio Frequency Index parameter input is displayed.
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4. Enter the corresponding frequency index to the allocated frequency

then press <Enter>. Each BS-BUS is allocated a different 1.75 MHz
frequency slice. For example, if the allocated downlink frequency is
3501.25 to 3527.50, type 0 as the frequency index.
Table B-1 displays the Radio Frequency Index for the 3.5 GHz
Bands A, B, and C. Table B-2 displays the Frequency Index for the 10.5
GHz Band. Table B-3 displays the Frequency Index for the 26 GHz
bands A-H.
5.14
Getting the Modem Working Point

To Set the Modem Working Point:
<Enter>.
3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option C then press
<Enter>.
The Modem Working Point Parameters menu is displayed.
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5.15
Setting the Modem Working Point

Modem configuration enables optimizing modem performance between
the BS and TS. Typically, the default settings are used however; it is
possible to configure the Modem Working point in order to control cell size.
When setting the Modem Working Point, select either the default values or
enter the Nominal Power values for Tx and Rx.
To Set the Modem Working Point:
<Enter>.
3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option D then press
<Enter>.
The Modem Working Point Parameters menu, containing the current
and default Nominal Power values, is displayed.
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4. Type Y to select the default values then press <Enter>.

5. Type N to insert the new Modem Working Point values.
6. (Optional) enter the required values for Nominal Power Tx and
Nominal Power Rx, then press <Enter>.
5.16
Getting the IFMUX Type

To Get the IFMUX Type:
<Enter>.
3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option E then press
<Enter>.
The IFMUX Type is displayed.
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5.17
Setting the IFMUX

To Set the IFMUX Type:
<Enter>.
3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option F then press
<Enter>.
The IFMUX Type parameter input is displayed.
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ADMINISTRATIVE PARAMETERS MENU

The Administrative Parameters Menu enables status configuration of both
BS and TS system settings. The TS is configured via the BS LCI
embedded software. Table 6-1 displays Administrative Parameters Menu
options for the BS.
To Access the Administrative Parameters Menu:
<Enter>.
The Administrative Parameters Menu is displayed.
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Chapter 6. Administrative Parameters Menu
6.1
BS Parameters Menu
To Access the BS Parameters Menu:
<Enter>.
3. From the Administrative Parameters Menu, select option number 1
then press <Enter>.
The BS Parameters Menu is displayed.
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TABLE 6-1:
OPTION
NUMBER
BS ADMINISTRATIVE PARAMETERS MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

MENU ITEM
1.
Get BS Serial Number
2.
Get BS Administrative Status Displays the current status of the

selected BS (enabled / disabled).
3.
Set BS Administrative Status
Defines the selected BS operative

status (enabled / disabled).
4.
Get System Time
Displays the current date and time of

the selected BS.
5.
Set System Time
Defines the date (dd / MM / yyyy) and

time of the selected BS.
6.
Get System Clock Source
Displays the current system clock

source.
7.
Set System Clock Source
Defines the system clock source:

Internal, External, or Automatic.
8.
Get BU IP Parameters
Displays the current BU IP

parameters.
9.
Set BU IP Parameters
Defines the BU IP parameters for

connection to the NMS.
a.
Get List of Authorized

Managers Stations
Displays current SNMP Managers IP

addresses.
b.
Add Authorized Manager

Station
Adds SNMP Manager IP addresses

to the system database.
c.
Delete Authorized Manager

Station
Deletes the SNMP Manager IP

addresses from the system
database.
d.
Get External Clock Out
Displays the External Clock

parameters.
e.
Set External Clock Out
Defines the External Clock Out

setting.
p.
Update Remote LCI Password Changes the default password for

remote LCI configuration of the TS.
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Displays the selected BS serial

number in a decimal format.
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6.2
Getting the BS Serial Number

To Get the BS Serial Number:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 1 then press
<Enter>.
The BS serial number is displayed.
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6.3
Getting the BS Administrative Status

To Get the BS Administration Status:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
The Administrative Status is displayed (Enabled / Disabled).
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6.4
Setting the Administrative Status

To Set the BS Administrative Status:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
The Administrative Status input parameter menu is displayed.
5. Type E then press <Enter>to enable the BS.

The menu displays ENABLE.
6. Type D then press <Enter> to disable the BS.
The menu displays DISABLE.
NOTE
In order to activate a service, the BUs must be enabled.
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6.5
Getting the System Time

NOTE
The following options are for the time and date of the LCI program. These
options control the time and date stamps that the LCI places on reported
events and alarms. They are not relevant for the time and date of the
network elements.
To Get the BS System Time:
<Enter>.
3. From the Administrative Parameters Menu, select option 1 then press
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
The Current Time menu is displayed.
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6.6
Setting the System Time

The BS system clock is a 24-hour clock that can be configured for hours
(hh) minutes (mm). In addition, the BS system clock can be configured for
the day (dd), month (MM) and year (yyyy). Numbers can be set with
leading zeros for single-digit days, years or months. Leading zeros for
single-digit time divisions can also be used.
To Set the BS System Time:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
The System Time input parameter menu is displayed.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
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Enter the day then press <Spacebar>.

Enter the month then press <Spacebar>.
Enter the year then press <Enter>.
Enter the hour then press <Spacebar>.
Enter the minute then press <Enter>.
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6.7
Getting the System Clock Source

To Get the BS System Clock Source:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
The System Clock Source menu is displayed.
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6.8
Setting the System Clock Source

The System Clock Source can be either External, Internal, fixed from a
specific port or Automatic. When set, the System Clock Source will
recognize the origin of the input as determined by this menu option.
Table 6-2 describes the clock source options.
TABLE 6-2:
SYSTEM CLOCK SOURCE
CLOCK SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
Internal
Time settings determined by BS oscillator
Telecom Port
For setting External synchronization. The

time source is fixed to a specific port
(0, 1, and 2).
Automatic
The time source is automatically set from

the first available Telecom port. In case of
failure in this port, the timing is taken from
the next available Telecom port.
External
Time setting determined by an external

clock connection to the BU external clock
connector and concatenated to all BUs.
To Set the BS System Clock Source:

<Enter>.
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
The System Clock Source input parameter menu is displayed.
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5. Select the appropriate synchronization source then press <Enter>.

! Internal - Type I then press <Enter> for Internal clock.
! External - Type E then press <Enter> for External clock.
! 0 / 1 / 2 - Type 0, 1, or 2 then press <Enter> to get the System
Clock from the specific Telecom interface.
! Automatic - Type A then press <Enter> to choose the System
Clock automatically from the available Telecom interface.
6.8.1
Getting External Clock Out Status

To Get the External Clock Status:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option D then press <Enter>.
The following screen is displayed.
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6.8.2
Setting the External Clock Out Status

<Enter>.
<Enter>.
4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option E then press <Enter>.
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5. Type E then press <Enter> to enable.

6. Type D then press <Enter> to disable.
6.9
BU IP Parameters Menu
In order for the Base Station to operate in an IP network, three parameters
must be configured:
IP Address
IP Mask
Default Router
6.9.1
Getting BU IP Parameters
To Get the BU IP Paramerters:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
The BU IP Parameters Menu is displayed.
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6.9.2
Setting BU IP Parameters
To Set the BU IP Paramerters:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
The Set BU IP Parameters menu is displayed.
5. Enter the required IP Address in the following format,

XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (four numbers separated by dots), then press
<Enter>.
6. Enter the required IP Mask Address, then press <Enter>.
7. Enter the required Default Router IP Address, then press <Enter>.
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6.9.3
Getting Authorized Manager Stations

The list of authorized Managers includes all IP addresses of Management
Stations that have set authorization.
To Get a List of Authorized Manager Stations:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option A then press <Enter>.
The List of Authorized Managers is displayed.
6.9.4
Modifying Authorized Manager Stations

To Add an Authorized Manager Station:
<Enter>.
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<Enter>.
4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option B then press <Enter>.
The Add Authorized Manager Station menu is displayed.
5. Enter the IP address for the new Manager Station in the following
format, XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (four numbers separated by dots), then
press <Enter>.
To Delete a Manager Station:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option C then press <Enter>.
The Delete Authorized Manager Station menu is displayed.
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5. Enter the required SNMP Manager IP address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

(four numbers separated by dots) then press <Enter>.
6.10
TS Parameters Menu
The TS Parameters Menu specifies and configures the TSs that will
communicate with the BS-BUS. Table 6-3 describes the menu options.
To Access the TS Administrative Parameters Menu:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The TS Parameters Menu is displayed.
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TABLE 6-3:
OPTION
NUMBER
1.
TS PARAMETERS MENU OPTIONS

MENU ITEM
Get List of TS Information

Parameters
Displays information parameters of
all TS in the system. This
information includes:
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2.
Set List of TS Information

Parameters
3.
Add Single TS Information

Parameters
Customer ID
number
Estimated
Distance from BS
Current
Administrative
status (enabled /
disabled)
Current
operational status
(connected /
disconnected)
Resets all existing

parameters
Sets a new list of
TSs
Specifies the TS
Customer ID
number
Specifies the
distance from the
BS
Adds single TS to the system.
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OPTION
NUMBER
4.
MENU ITEM
Update Single TS Information
Parameters
Updates and specifies the
following:
5.
Get TS Administrative Status
6.
Set TS Administrative Status
7.
Delete
TS Index number
Customer ID
number
Distance from BS
Displays the TS Administrative
Status (Enabled / Disabled).
Specifies the TS Administrative
Status (Enabled / Disabled)
Deletes the
selected TS and
all its parameters
from the system.
6.10.1 Getting the List of TS Information Parameters

To Access the Get List of TS Information Parameters Menu:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 1 then press
<Enter>.
The list of TS Information Parameters is displayed.
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6.10.2 Setting the List of TS Information Parameters

To Set TS Information Parameters:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
A confirmation message is displayed: All defined TS info will be
erased. Are you sure?
5. Type N to cancel this operation.
6. Type Y to erase all configured TSs and define new ones.
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The TS index is automatically generated by the system and

increments by 1 for each new Customer ID
7. Specify Customer ID (eight-digit decimal) then press <Enter>.
8. Enter the distance of the TS from the Base Station
0 = Auto Detect if TS is within the 10 km radius.
Above 10 km, enter the estimated distance.
9. Repeat steps 7-8 for all serviced TSs.
10. Type q to exit.
The TS Parameters menu is displayed.
6.10.3 Adding Single TS Information Parameters

To Add Single TS Information Parameters:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
The Adding Single TS Information Parameters input parameters menu
is displayed.
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5. The TS Index is automatically generated.

The TS index is automatically generated by the system and
increments by 1 for each new Customer ID.
7. Enter the distance of the TS from the Base Station.
8. The new TS is added to TS database.
6.10.4 Updating Single TS Information Parameters

To Update Single TS Information Parameters:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 4, then press
<Enter>.
The Update Single TS Information Parameters menu is displayed.
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6. Enter the distance of the TS from the Base Station.
7. The requested TS is updated in the TS database.
6.10.5 Getting the TS Administrative Status

To Access the TS Administrative Status Menu:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
5. Enter the Customer ID (eight-digit decimal), then press <Enter>.
The Administrative Status of the specific customer is displayed.
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6.10.6 Setting the Administrative Status

To Set the TS Administrative Status Menu:
1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1, then press <Enter>.
The Configuration Menu is displayed (see Figure 4-1).
2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 2, then press
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 6, then press
<Enter>.
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5. Type the Customer ID (eight-digit decimal), then press <Enter>.

The Administrative Status Enable/Disable parameter input is
displayed.
6. Type E, then press <Enter> to Enable the TS.
7. Type D, then press <Enter> to Disable the TS.
NOTE
By default, all TSs are disabled and will not be able to communicate with
its associated BS. Only an enabled TS can communicate with its
associated BS.
6.10.7 Deleting a TS
To Delete a TS From the System:
The Configuration Menu is displayed
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
The Delete TS parameters input is displayed.
5. Enter the TS Customer ID (eight-digit decimal) then press <Enter>.

6. Type Y to confirm the TS selection then press <Enter>.
The selected TS and all its parameters is removed from the system.
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REMOTE BS MANAGEMENT
WALKair provides remote management of the TS from a BS LCI. This
enables a BS operator to configure all parameters of the TS. If there is an
LCI connected to the TS while under control of the BS, the TS operator
can view the same screen as displayed on the BS LCI. When the TS
operator requires control of TS, he need only press any key on the TS
keyboard. The system automatically terminates the remote connection.
To Access the TS from the BS LCI:
1. You can toggle between any menu in the system and remote control of
the TS by the following hot key commands:
Type # LCI TS and the TS Customer ID. For example, #LCITS10.
2. Perform any operation required on the TS.

3. To end the session from the BS, type LCI BS then press <Enter>.
The following screen is displayed and the remote connection is
disconnected.
4. To end the session from the TS, press any key on the TS keyboard.
The remote connection is disconnected.
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TELECOM INTERFACE PARAMETERS

The Telecom Interface Parameters are pre-configured and can be
activated without additional configuration. The displayed parameters for
the Telecom Interface will vary depending on the type of Telecom card
installed on each port. If the default values are not appropriate, the
Telecom Interface Parameters can be configured using the following
menus.
NOTE
Port numbers are configured with 0 being the rightmost port, 2, being the
leftmost port as illustrated in Figure 8-1.
FIGURE 8-1:
BS-BU TELECOM PORTS
Port #2
8.1
Port #1
Port #0
Telecom Interface Parameter Menus

To Access the BS Telecom Parameters Menu:
<Enter>.
The Telecom Interface Parameters Menu is displayed.
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Chapter 8. Telecom Interface Parameters
3. From the Telecom Interfaces Parameters Menu, select option number

1 then press <Enter>.
The BS Telecom Parameters Menu is displayed.
8.1.1
Getting the BS Telecom Configuration Parameters

To Get the BS Telecom Configuration Parameters:
<Enter>.
1 then press <Enter.
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4. From the BS Telecom Parameters Menu, select option number 1 then

press <Enter>.
5. Enter the BS port number (0, 1, 2) to display the Telecom Parameters
for the specified TS port.
OR
Select option A to view the BS Telecom Parameters for all ports then
press <Enter>.
The Get Telecom Configuration Menu is displayed with the
configuration parameters for all ports.
8.1.2
Setting BS Telecom Configuration Parameters

When updating the BS Telecom Configuration Parameters, all updated
ports are automatically set to the Disable State.
To Set the Configuration Parameters:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
5. Select the specific port to be configured (0, 1, 2) then press <Enter>.
The following menu is displayed.
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NOTE
If an individual port does not contain a Telecom card, the port is
automatically configured No Card.
To Set the E1 Configuration Parameters:
1. Enter the default value for Line Coding (HDB3) then press <Enter>.
2. Frame Format should be one of the following values:
! DDF - Double Frame Format (No CRC)
! MFF - Multi Frame Format CRC4
! MFF Multi Frame Format CRC4 with extension
3. Type the appropriate Frame Format then press <Enter>.
4. Enter the default value for Alarm Mode (ETSI) then press <Enter>.
5. Enter the default value for E1 Mode then press <Enter>.
6. Enter the default value for E1 Jitter mode then press <Enter>.
7. Type Y then press <Enter> to confirm the update of all E1 interfaces.
8. The Telecom card Administrative Status must be Enabled for
operation (see para. 8.1.3).
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8.1.2.1
Pin Assignment and Adapter Cables for V.35/X.21

The interface supports V.35 or X.21 in both DCE and DTE modes.
Selection of the V.35 or X.21 is done by software means, via management
ports. Default termination is DCE. To operate the interface as DTE, an
external cable adapter should be used. The cables may also be used if
standard-compliance connectors are required for connection to the
interface.
Four optional types of cable adapters may be used:
X.21-DCE Standard D-Type 15 Pin female connector for the X.21 in
accordance with ISO 4903 on one end of the cable, and a D-Type
25 Male adapter on the other end.
X.21-DTE Standard D-Type 15 Pin male connector for the X.21 in
V.35-DCE Winchester 34 Pin female connector for the V.35 in
V.35-DTE Winchester 34 Pin male connector for the V.35 in
accordance with ISO - 2593 on one end of the cable, and a D-Type 25
Male adapter
on the other end.
The pin assignment of these cables are shown in the Installation Guide.
To Set the Port Parameters for V.35/X.21:
1. Select option number 3 for the V.35/X.21 Card Type then press
<Enter>.
2. Enter the Data Rate (n x 64Kbps then press<Enter>.
3. Enter the required Protocol (0 for V.35, 1 for X.21) then press <Enter>.
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4. Enter the Operating Mode (0 for DTE, 1 for DCE) then press <Enter>.
5. Enter the Timing Mode (0 for Internal, 1 for External) then press
<Enter>.
6. Enter the Clock Mode (0 for Standard, 1 for Invert) then press <Enter>.
7. Type Y then press <Enter> to confirm the update of the port
parameters.
8. The Telecom card Administrative Status must be Enabled for
operation (see para. 8.1.3).
NOTE
Ensure that the correct cable (X.21/V.35, DCE/DTE) is connected to the
port.
8.1.3
Setting the BS Telecom Administrative Status

To Set the Administrative Status:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
5. Enter the required port number (0, 1, 2) then press <Enter>.

The Administrative Status for the selected port is displayed.
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6. Type E to enable the selected port then press <Enter>.

7. Type D to disable the selected port then press <Enter>.
8.2
TS Telecom Parameters Menu

WALKair enables configuration of the TS prior to installation and
connection to the BS. For proper operation of the system, ensure that the
Actual Card Type matches the configured card. This will prevent Telecom
card disparity after the TS has been installed.
To Access the TS Telecom Parameters Menu:
<Enter>.

The TS Telecom Parameters Menu is displayed.
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8.2.1
Getting the Telecom Configuration

To Get the Telecom Configuration:
<Enter>.
4. From the Telecom Interface Parameters Menu, select option number 1
then press <Enter>.
5. Enter the TS Customer ID then press <Enter>.
6. Enter the TS port number (0, 1, 2) to display the Telecom Parameters
for the specified TS port.
OR
Select option A to view the TS Telecom Parameters for all ports then
press <Enter>.
The Get Telecom Configuration Menu is displayed with the
configuration parameters for all ports.
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8.2.2
Setting TS Telecom Configuration Parameters

When updating the TS Telecom Configuration Parameters, all updated
ports are updated and set to the Disable State.
To Set the TS E1 Configuration Parameters:
<Enter>.
4. From the TS Telecom Parameters Menu, select option number 2 then
press <Enter>.
6. Select the specific port to be configured (0,1,2) then press <Enter>.
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7. Enter the Card Type then press <Enter>.

(If an individual port does not contain a Telecom card, the port must be
configured as 0, No Card).
To Set Port Parameters for E1:
1. Enter the default value for Line Coding (HDB3) then press <Enter>.
2. Frame Format should be one of the following values:
! DDF - Double Frame Format (No CRC)
! MFF - Multi Frame Format CRC4
! MFF Multi Frame Format CRC4 with extension
3. Type the appropriate Frame Format then press <Enter>.
4. Enter the default value for Alarm Mode (ETSI) then press <Enter>.
5. Enter the default value for E1 Mode then press <Enter>.
6. Enter the default value for E1 Jitter mode then press <Enter>.
8. The Telecom card must be enabled for operation.
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To Set the TS Port Parameters for V.35/X.21

1. Enter the Terminal Station Customer ID then press <Enter>.
2. Enter the Port Number (0,1,2) then press <Enter>.
3. Select option number 3 for the V.35/X.21 card type then press
<Enter>.
(If an individual port does not contain a Telecom card, the port must be
configured as 0, No Card).
4. Enter the card Configuration for V.35 (default value Transparent) then
press <Enter>.
5. Enter the Data Rate (n x 64Kbps) : N (1-32) then press <Enter>.
6. Enter 0 for the V.35 Protocol then press <Enter>.
7. Enter the Operating Mode (0 for DTE, 1 for DCE) then press <Enter>.
8. Enter the Timing Mode (0 for Internal, 1 for Receive) then press
<Enter>.
9. Enter the Clock Mode (0 for Invert, 1 for Standard) then press <Enter>.
11. The Telecom card Administrative Status must be enabled for operation
(see para. 8.1.3).
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8.3
Setting the TS Telecom Administrative Status

<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
5. Enter the required port number (0, 1, 2) then press <Enter>.

The Administrative Status for the selected port is displayed.
6. Type E to enable the selected port then press <Enter>.
7. Type D to disable the selected port then press <Enter>.
8.4
Duplicate Telecom Configuration

Duplicate Telecom Configuration saves you time by enabling the copying
of TS configuration parameters from a source TS Telecom to a duplicate
TS.
To Access the Duplicate Telecom Configuration Menu:
<Enter>.
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press <Enter>.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Enter the Source TS Customer ID then press <Enter>.

Enter the Source port number (0, 1, 2) then press <Enter>.
Enter the Destination TS Customer ID then press <Enter>.
Enter the Destination port number (0, 1, 2,) then press <Enter>.
Type Y to confirm duplication of the source TS Telecom parameters to
the destination TS then press <Enter>.
10. Type N to abort.
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DEFINING SERVICES
After configuring the Telecom Interface Type, you will be able to configure
Services. WALKair gives you the option to configure Services for the TSs
prior to their installation and to define the types of service supported by the
system per BS/TS port including the ability to allocate V.35/X.21 and E1
channels to the TSs. The system supports two types of Leased Line
services:
Leased Line using:

! E1 transparent mode
! Fractional E1 mode
! V.35/X.21
Concentrated voice using V5 signaling protocol over E1 interfaces.
To Access the Leased Line Service Menu:

<Enter>.
The Service Parameters Menu is displayed.
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Chapter 9. Defining Services
3. From the Service Parameters Menu, select option number 1 then

press <Enter>.
The Leased Line Service Menu is displayed.
9.1
Getting a List of All Leased Line Services

To Get a List of All Leased Line Services:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
4. From the Leased Line Service Menu, select option number 1 then
press <Enter>.
The following screen is displayed showing all services currently
available and their operational status.
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9.2
Adding Leased Line Service

New services, by default, are entered into the system as Disabled. Upon
completion of entering the new service you must set the Administrative
Status to Enabled.
To Add Leased Line Services:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
press <Enter>.
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The service index is automatically generated by the system and

increments by 1 each time you specify a new service.
5. Enter the bandwidth in units of 64Kbps; for example, for 128Kbps
bandwidth, type 2, then press <Enter>.
6. Specify the BS port that will provide service.
Enter the BS-BUS port number (02) that is originator of the service
path then press <Enter>.
7. Enter BS port type, then press <Enter>.
8. Enter the first E1 time slot to be allocated in the specific Telecom
card.
The system will reserve n x E1 consecutive time slots starting from the
first allocated time slot.
For example: if the number of E1 time slots = 2 and first allocated time
slot is 10, the system will reserve time slots 10 and 11.
9. Specify the TS that will utilize the service.
Enter the TS Customers ID number which is the recipient of the BSBUS service you are defining then press <Enter>.
10. Enter the first TS E1 time slot to be allocated in the specific Telecom
card (0, 1, or 2). Enter the TS port number (0-2) that is the recipient of
the service you are defining then press <Enter>.
The Service Parameters Menu is displayed and
The TS port type is automatically discovered.
11. Repeat for all services.
12. From the Leased Line Services Menu, select option number 5 then
press <Enter>.
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13. Type e to enable the new service then press <Enter>.

The Leased Line Service Administrative Status is enabled.
14. Type q to exit.
NOTE
By default, all services are disabled.
9.3
Getting Leased Line Service Parameters

To Get Leased Line Service Parameters:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
press <Enter>.
5. Enter the Service Index then press <Enter>.
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9.4
Getting Leased Line Service Administrative

Status
To Get the Leased Line Service Administrative Status:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
press <Enter>.
5. Enter the Service Index then press <Enter>.
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9.5
Deleting Leased Line Services

To Delete Leased Line Services:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
press <Enter>.
5. Enter the required Service Index or A for all services then press
<Enter>.
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6. Type Y to delete the selected Service(s) then press <Enter>.

The selected Service(s) is deleted.
7. Type N to cancel.
9.6
V5 Service
Configuration and maintenance of the WALKair V5 application involves the
management of the following items:
V5 Interfaces
V5 Subscribers
V5 Quality of Service (QOS)
The V5 Interface can take two forms: V5.1 and V5.2. The BS-BU is
connected to the Public Switch and implements the V5.2 Interface. The
TS-Bu is connected to the Access Network and supports the V5.1
Interface.
V5 Subscribers are associated with the pair of V5 Interfaces and the V5
Layer 3 Addresses on the BS-BU and TS-BU.
V5 QOS control restrains the minimum guaranteed and maximum
available number of air Time Slots (ATS) allocated for customer calls.
These two parameters can be defined per TS or per specified V5
Interface.
You can define V5 configurations for the BS and registered TSs. When
connection is established between the BS and TS, the TS receives the
defined configuration.
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The V5 menus can be accessed from Configuration Menu | Service

Parameters Menu. Table 9-1 describes the V5 Service Menu options.
TABLE 9-1:
OPTION
NUMBER
V5 SERVICE MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

MENU ITEM
1.
V5 Interface Management
Enables the following:

Add / Display / Update / Delete
V5 Interfaces defined on the BS-BU
and TSs
2.
V5 Subscriber Management
Add/Display/Delete V5 Subscribers.
3.
V5 Quality of Service
(Not available in current release)
To Access the V5 Service Menu:

<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
The V5 Service Menu is displayed.
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9.7
V5 Interface Management
Accessing the V5 Interface configuration from the BS-BU View displays all
Interfaces defined on the BS-BU and TSs. You can then define the V5
Interface via the Add, Update, and Delete Interface dialogs. Table 9-2
describes the V5 Interface Management Menu options.
TABLE 9-2:
OPTION
NUMBER
V5 INTERFACE MANAGEMENT MENU OPTIONS DEFINITIONS

MENU ITEM
DESCRIPTION
1.
Get Interface Table
Displays a list of V5 Interfaces and

their defined parameters.
2.
Set Interface Table
Erases current V5 interface and sets

new Table of interfaces.
Add Interface
Adds new V5 Interfaces.
4.
Get Interface
Displays parameters for a specified V5

Interface.
5.
Update Interface
Modifies the specified V5 Interface.
6.
Get Interface Status
Displays the V5 Interface

Administrative Status for the specified
Interface.
7.
Set Interface Status
Modifies the V5 Interface

Administrative Status for the specified
Interface. There are two options:
Enabled
Disabled
8.
Delete Interface
Deletes the selected V5 Interface/
9.
Delete TS Configuration
Deletes the defined V5 Interfaces and

Subscribers for the specified TS.
To Access the V5 Interface Management Menu:

<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
4. From the V5 Service Menu, select option number 1 then press
<Enter>.
The V5 Interface Management Menu is displayed.
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9.7.1
Getting the V5 Interface Table

To Display the V5 Interface Table:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
5. From the V5 Interface Management Menu, select option number 1
then press <Enter>.
The V5 Interface Table is displayed.
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9.7.2
Setting the V5 Interface Table

NOTE
In order to Set the Interface Table, the Administrative Status for all defined
TS Interfaces must be in the Disabled State. If the Interface is Enabled,
select option number 7 and change the Administrative Status to Disabled
then return to this option.
To Set the V5 interface Table:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
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then press <Enter>.
The Set Interface Table is displayed.
NOTE
This option resets the V5 Interface Table by erasing all existing interfaces.
6. Select Y to change the Interface Table.
All defined Interfaces will be erased.
7. Enter the required parameters followed by <Enter>.
9.7.3
Adding New V5 Interfaces

On the BS-BU, the V5.2 Interface can be defined over up to 3 E1 links.
To Add V5 Interfaces:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
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<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Add Interface menu is displayed.
6. Enter the Interface ID number then press <Enter>.

7. Enter the Variant ID number then press <Enter>.
(The Variant ID is a set of parameters that define the V5 Interface).
8. Enter the Interface Type (1 for V5.1 or 2 for V5.2) then press <Enter>.
9. If you Enter 1 for V5.1 in step 8 then:
1. Enter the TS Customer ID number then press <Enter>.
2. Enter the Port number that will participate in the V5 Service then
press <Enter>.
By default the new Interface status is Disabled.
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10. If you enter 2 for V5.2 in step 8 then:

1. Enter number of Links (1 3) then press <Enter>.
2. For each Link Enter the following parameters:
PN (Physical Port no.)
LN (Logical Link no.)
LCchN (Logical channel no.)
9.7.4
Getting Interface Parameters

To Get the Interface Parameters:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Get Interface menu is displayed.
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9.7.5
Updating the Interface

Updating the Interface enables you to configure defined Interfaces and
their associated variables. Table 9-3 describes the Interface Update
options and their whether or not they can be changed.
TABLE 9-3:
INTERFACE UPDATE OPTIONS
INTERFACE OPTION
UPDATE
Interface ID
No
Variant ID
Yes
Interface Type
No
TS Customer ID
No
Link Info (physical port)
Yes
NOTE
In order to Update the Interface Table, the Administrative Status for all
defined Interfaces must be in the Disabled State. If the Interface is
Enabled, select option number 7 and change the Administrative Status to
Disabled then return to this option.
To Update the Interface:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Update Interface menu is displayed.
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6. Enter the required Interface changes followed by <Enter>.
9.7.6
Getting the Interface Status

To Get the Interface Status:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Get Interface Status menu is displayed.
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9.7.7
Setting the Interface Status

To Set the Interface Status:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Set Interface Status menu is displayed.
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6. Enter the Interface Index number then press <Enter>.

The Administrative Status of the selected Interface is displayed.
7. Type E then press <Enter> to Enable the Interface.
8. Type D then press <Enter> to Disable the Interface.
9.7.8
Deleting an Interface
NOTE
In order to Delete an Interface, BS-BU V5 Interface must be in the

Disabled State. If the Interface is Enabled, select option number 7 and
change the Administrative Status to Disabled then return to this option.
It the Interface contains Subscribers then the Interface cannot be
Deleted.
To Delete an Interface:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
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<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Delete Interface menu is displayed.
6. Enter the Interface Index number then press <Enter>.

The Interface is Deleted.
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9.7.9
Deleting TS Configuration Parameters

NOTE
In order to Delete an Interface, TS-BU V5 Interface must be in the

Disabled State. If the Interface and TS are Enabled, select option
number 7 and change the Administrative Status to Disabled then return
to this option.
All V5 Interfaces must be deleted before deleting the TS.
To Delete TS Configuration Parameters:

<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Delete TS Configuration menu is displayed.
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6. Ensure that the Subscriber(s) participating in the V5 Service for the

specified TS Interface have first been Deleted.
7. Type Y to proceed then press <Enter>.
All defined configurations for the specified TS and Subscriber are
Deleted.
9.8
V5 Subscriber Management
Once the V5 interface has been defined, you can define Subscribers over
these Interfaces. WALKair enables the definition of up to 600 Subscribers.
NOTE
Ensure that you have first defined the V5 Interface on the Base Station
and the Terminal (see para.9.7.3).
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Entering the Subscriber dialog from the BS-BU View, provides you with a
list of all Subscribers defined on the BS-BU and on all TS-BUs. You can
then define subscribers via the Add, Edit, and Delete Subscribers dialogs.
Table 9-4 describes the menu option definitions.
FIGURE 9-1:
V5 SUBSCRIBER MANAGEMENT MENU
TABLE 9-4:
V5 SUBSCRIBER MANAGEMENT MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS
OPTION
NUMBER
MENU ITEM
1.
Get Subscriber Table
Displays a list of Subscribers

defined for Service in the system.
2.
Set Subscriber Table
Erases the current Subscriber

table and allows you to Enter a
new one.
3.
Add Subscriber
Defines new Subscriber.
4.
Get Subscriber
Displays parameters for the

specified Subscriber.
5.
Delete Subscriber
Deletes the Subscriber from

service.
To Access the V5 Subscriber Management Menu:

<Enter>.
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press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
The V5 Subscriber Management Menu is displayed.
9.8.1
Getting the Subscriber Table

Table 9-5 describes the Subscriber Table parameters.
TABLE 9-5:
SUBSCRIBER TABLE DEFINITIONS

MENU ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Ind
Index
Sbsc Id
Unique Subscriber ID number.
BSIfc Ind
BS Interface Index over which the

Subscriber is defined.
BSL3addr
Layer 3 address identifies the Subscriber

on the BS V5 interface.
TSCust Id
Customer ID of TS over which V5.1

interface is defined.
TSIfc Ind
TS Interface over which the subscriber is

defined.
TSL3addr
Layer 3 address identifies the Subscriber

on the TS V5 Interface.
Chn1
Allocated E1 channel defined for the

Subscriber on the V5.1 interface.
OperStat
Operational Status of defined Subscribers

in the system. There are two states:
Blocked out of service

(Blocking was indicated by LE side.)
Unblocked In Use
Removed Blocked by V5 WALKair

application.
To Access the Subscriber Table:

<Enter>.
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press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
5. From the V5 Subscriber Management Menu, select option number 1
then press <Enter>.
The Get Subscriber Table dialog is displayed.
9.8.2
Setting the Subscriber Table

NOTE
You cannot Set the Subscriber Table if one of the interfaces associated
with the specific subscriber is Enabled.
To Set the Subscriber Table:
<Enter>.
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press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Get Subscriber Table dialog is displayed and a warning that
proceeding will delete all subscribers is displayed.
6. Type Y then press <Enter> to continue.

7. Enter the required parameters in the menu list followed by <Enter>.
8. Press Q to quit.
NOTE
Channel number allocation must not include channel 0 or channel 16.
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9.8.3
Adding Subscribers
To Add Subscribers:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Add Subscriber dialog is displayed.
6. Enter the required parameters in the menu list followed by <Enter>.

7. Press Q to quit.
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9.8.4
Displaying Subscriber Data

To Get Subscriber Data:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Get Subscriber dialog is displayed.
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9.8.5
Deleting Subscribers
To Delete Subscribers:
<Enter>.
press <Enter>.
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Get Subscriber dialog is displayed.
6. Enter the Subscriber Index then press<Enter>.

The selected Subscriber is Deleted.
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10
MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT MENU

The Maintenance Menu provides the following functions:
Alarm indications from the network elements
System Testing
The operator can perform loopback testing on each of the Telecom and
air interfaces.
Equipment version control
Air Performance Monitoring for reports upon request
Modem Menu for setting the modem to manual mode to test the
IF cable attenuation
TABLE 10-1:
OPTION
NUMBER
1.
MAINTENANCE MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

MENU ITEM
System Tests Menu
Defines loop back testing and displays the
results for the following:
Local TS module
Remote Station
Payload
2.
System Alarm and

Error Menu
Displays the current active alarms of the

system and provides an historical record of all
system errors.
3.
Version Control Menu Displays current active software information

and enables loading of the new versions of the
software.
4.
Air Performance
Monitoring Menu
Provides real time Performance Monitoring of

the system for reports upon request. The
information is obtained from the internal
storage parameters and is updated in I sec. or
15 min intervals.
5.
Modem Menu
Enables setting the modem to test mode in

order to compute the IF cable attenuation.
To Access the Maintenance Menu:

From the Main Menu, select option number 2 then press <Enter>.
The Maintenance Menu is displayed.
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Chapter 10. Maintenance Management Menu
10.1
System Tests Menu

The System Tests Menu provides a display of all cases in which the system
was reset. Included in the display is the cause, date and time of the
occurrence. In addition, the System Tests Menu also enables resetting of
the system when required. Finally, 3 loop back testing options are
supported via the System Test Menu.
FIGURE 10-1:
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THE SYSTEM TEST MENU
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10.1.1 Displaying the Last Reset Cause and Date

To Display the Last Reset Cause and Date:
2. From the Maintenance Menu, select option number 1 then press
<Enter>.
The System Test Menu is displayed.
3. From the System Tests Menu, select option number 1 then press
<Enter>.
The system records the causes for each reset as one of the following:
First Reset - the first reset is done after the commissioning process.
Unknown - the cause for reset is unknown
CPU Overload - internal timing problem
Task Request - the LCI software initiated the reset for internal reasons
User Request - the operator initiated reset command.
After reset the system initializes the boot up sequence.
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10.1.2 Resetting the System

To Reset the System:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
4. Type Y to reset the system then press <Enter>.

The BS system is reset.
10.2
Loop Back Testing

The operator, via the management tools can operate the following
loopbacks, as illustrated in Figure 10-2: The following are descriptions of
the types of loop back testing supported by WALKair. Table 10-2
describes the System Test menu options.
Local (L) loop back
Local loop back disconnects the Rx lines from the receiver. The data
provided by the system interface is routed through the analog receiver
back to the system interface. This test is used to check the FALC.
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Remote (R) loop back

In remote loop back testing, the clock and data recovered from the line
inputs are routed back to the line outputs via the analog or digital
transmitter. This loop back is used for remote self-testing.
Payload (P) loop back
Payload loop back loops the data stream from the receiver path back to
the transmitter section. The looped data passes the complete Telecom
port receiver including the wander and jitter compensation in the
receive elastic store.
FIGURE 10-2:
LOOPBACK TESTING
BU (BS or TS)
Port
Remote loop
FIFO
LSDI
Netw ork
Port
local loop
FIFO
LSDI
TAF
Port
Payload loop
FIFO
LSDI
Netw ork
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TABLE 10-2:
OPTION
NUMBER
SYSTEM TESTS MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

MENU ITEM
1.
Get BS Loop Back
2.
Set BS Loop Back
3.
Get TS Loop Back
4.
Set TS Loop Back
Displays the type of loop back testing
currently entered into the system for the
specified BS port.
Specifies BS Testing for one of the
following:
Local
Remote
Payload
Displays the type of loop back testing
currently entered into the system for the
specified TS port.
Specifies BS Testing for one of the
following:
Local TS module
Remote station
Payload
10.2.1 BS Loop Backs

To Get BS Loop Backs:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
The LoopBack Menu displayed.
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4. From the LoopBack Menu, select option number 1 then press <Enter>.
5. Enter the BS port or A for all BS ports, to view the type of loop back
testing currently performed in the system per the specified port.
To Set BS Loop Back Testing:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
5. Enter the BS port number to set the loop back
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6. Enter the type of loop back to set for the specified port (s) then press
<Enter>. For example, type option R <Enter> to set a Remote loop
back test.
7. Use the None option to cancel loop back testing.
10.2.2 TS Loop Backs

To Get TS Loop Backs:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.
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5. Enter the TS Customer ID.

6. Enter the TS port or A for all ports, to view the type of loop back test
currently performed in the system per the specified port.
To Set TS Loop Back Testing:
<Enter>.
<Enter>.

6. Enter the TS port number for the required loop back test.
7. Enter the Type of loop back for the specified port (s) then press
<Enter>. For example, type option R <Enter> to set a Remote loop
back test.
8. Use the None option to cancel loop back testing.
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10.3
System Alarms And Error Menu

System alarms and error messages can be displayed via the BS LCI.
The alarm status of any number of enabled BS/TSs can be verified using
the following menu options.
TABLE 10-3:
OPTION
NUMBER
SYSTEM ALARM AND ERROR MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

MENU ITEM
1.
Display Error Log
Provides an historical record of errors.
2.
Toggle Error Messages

Display
Enables / Disables error message data

display.
3.
Display Current Active

Alarms
Displays the current active alarms.
4.
Get Alarms Display State Displays the alarm status, (Enabled /

Disabled) of the specified BS/TS.
5.
Set Alarms Display State Enables / Disables BS/TS alarm display.
NOTE
Option 1 (Display Error Log) is intended for use by service personnel. It
displays event logs of the last 100 software messages.
To Display the System Alarms and Errors Menu:
<Enter>.
The System Alarms and Errors Menu is displayed.
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To Display Current Error Log:

From the System Alarms and Errors Menu select option number 1 the
press <Enter>
A record of errors is displayed.
To Change the Error Messages Display State:
From the System Alarms and Errors Menu, select option number 2
then press <Enter> to change the display state of error messages.
To Display the Active Alarms Display State:

From the System Alarms and Errors Menu, select option number 3
then press <Enter>.
The Alarm Display State Menu is displayed.
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To Enable or Disable the Alarm State:

<Enter>.
The System Alarms and Errors Menu is displayed.
3. From the Alarms and Errors Menu, select option number 5 then
press<Enter>.
The Alarm Display State Menu is displayed.
4. Type E then press <Enter>.

The alarm display is enabled.
5. Type D then press <Enter>.
The alarm display is disabled.
NOTE
Option 1 (Display Error Log) is intended for use by service personnel. It
displays event logs of the last 100 software messages.
10.4
Software Download
New software versions can be downloaded to a BS-BUS through a locally
connected LCI or network TFTP Server. When software download is
complete, the operator can switch between the current version and the
new version (backup). Downloading does not interrupt service. Figure 10-3
displays the Software Download Menu. Table 10-4 describes the Software
Download menu options.
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FIGURE 10-3:
SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD MENU
TABLE 10-4:
SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS
OPTION
NUMBER
MENU ITEM
1.
TFTP Download
Session
Defines parameters for software download via

a network TFTP Server.
2.
RS232 Download
Session
Defines parameters for software download via

a local RS232 terminal.
3.
Get Download
Status
Displays the current status during the software

download session.
4.
Get Software
Version
Details the current selected software

specifications for all TS-BU components
including:
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Version name
Source path and date
Version number
CRC number
Program size
Date of installation
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OPTION
NUMBER
MENU ITEM
5.
Switch Version
Enables switching between the current and

backup versions of the software.
6.
Reset Destination
Enables downloading files to a BS, TS or

multiple TSs
To Access the Software Download Menu:

<Enter>.
The Software Download Menu is displayed.
10.4.1 TFTP Download Session

WALKair enables remote software download directly from files located on
a TFTP Server. Downloaded files may be received on a BS, TS or multiple
TSs. TFTP download requires the following:
Viable connection between the BS and the TFTP Server
The IP address of the TFTP Server
Name of the file located on the TFTP Server
TFTP file destination
To Access the TFTP Download Menu:
<Enter>.
3. From the Software Download Menu, select option number 1 then
press<Enter>.
The TFTP Download Menu is displayed.
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10.4.2 TFTP Software Download

To Access the TFTP Address Parameters:
<Enter>.
press<Enter>.
4. From the TFTP Download Menu, select option number 1 then press
<Enter>.
The TFTP Summary Setting menu is displayed.
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10.4.3 Beginning a TFTP Software Download Session

To Begin a TFTP Download Session:
<Enter>.
press<Enter>.
4. From the TFTP Download Menu, select option number 2 then press
<Enter>.
The TFTP Server IP Address input parameter is displayed.
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5. Enter the TFTP server IP Address then press <Enter>.

6. Select option number 3 then press <Enter>.
The Set TFTP File name input parameter is displayed.
7. Enter the TFTP File name.

The Set Destination input parameter is displayed.
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9. Select BS or TS to set the destination of the download file then press

<Enter>.
10. Type Y to confirm then press <Enter>.
The Base Station SW Download is initiated.
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To Switch Software Versions:

2. From the Maintenance Menu, select option number 3then press
<Enter>.
The Switch Version input parameter is displayed.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Select BS or TS then press <Enter>.

Type Y to approve destination selection then press <Enter>.
Type Y to Switch versions then press <Enter>.
Repeat steps 1 6 at any time to reverse the software version.
Enter option Y to Reset destination if required.
NOTE
Switching versions is activated only after reset is performed.
Reset can be performed immediately after switching or at any convenient
time.
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The Reset Destination input parameter is displayed.
10. Enter the required parameters followed by <Enter>.

The new software version is enabled.
10.4.4 RS232 Software Download

The WALKair Software is stored in the BS/TS flash memory and can be
downloaded to a Base Station, Terminal Station or multiple Terminal
Stations via the air link. Two software versions reside in the flash memory,
the current (active) version and backup version.
The RS232 Software download requires the setting of two parameters:
Baud rate (default 9600 bps)
Software destination (BS, TS or multiple TS)
To Access the RS232 Software Download Menu:
<Enter>.
press<Enter>.
The RS232 Download Menu is displayed.
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10.4.5 RS232 Download Session

Setting the baud rate is the first step in the RS232 Download session.
Select option number 1 to view the Summary Settings parameters for the
RS232 Download.
To Set the RS232 Download Parameters:
<Enter>.
press<Enter>.
The RS232 Download Menu is displayed.
4. From the RS232 Download Menu, select option number 2 the press
<Enter>.
The Baud Rate parameter input is displayed.
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5. Enter the default baud rate (9600 bps recommended), or select a baud
rate from the list then press <Enter>.
The following message is displayed:
New baud-rate (xxx) will be set within 10 seconds.
6. Select option number 3 then press <Enter>
The Set Destination input parameter is displayed.
7. Enter the download destination (BS or TS) then press <Enter>.

8. Type Y for approval then press <Enter>.
The software session is initialized and the following screen is
displayed.
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10.5
Air Performance Monitoring

The Air Performance Monitoring Menu enables you to display and monitor
the performance of all connected TSs and their modems. In addition,
WALKair gives you the option of formatting a report on all Performance
Monitoring. Table 10-5 describes the Air Link definitions.
TABLE 10-5:
GENERAL DEFINITION
TERMS
DEFINITION
Air Link Path
The bi-directional air link path is defined by the

connection between the two Path End Points
(PEP), BS and TS in accordance with
Recommendation G.703 [1].
Definition and Measurement of

Air Frame
Performance measurements based on the

error performance measurement of 5 msec
fixed size Air Frames. Consistent with the
generic definition of the term block as
requested in the ITU-T Recommendation
G.826, sec 4.1:
A block is a set of consecutive bits associated
with the path; each bit belongs to one and only
one block. Consecutive bits may not be
contiguous in time.
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TERMS
In-Service Monitoring of Air
Frames
DEFINITION
Each Air Frame is monitored by means of
Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC). It is not
normally possible to determine whether an Air
Frame or its controlling EDC bits are in error. If
there is a discrepancy between the EDC and
its Air Frame, it is always assumed that the Air
Frame is in error as requested in the ITU-T
Recommendation G.826, sec 4.4
10.5.1 Performance Measurements

WALKair provides both performance measurements for upstream and
downstream directions. Simultaneously these measurements are
synchronized by the mutual Multi Frame Count. By monitoring error events
for both directions of the PEPs, a network provider is able to determine the
unavailable state of the path.
It is also possible to monitor the full set of error performance parameters in
both directions from one end of the path, via remote monitoring control at
the Base Station.
Remote monitoring control is enabled simultaneously from the BS PEP for
all of its TSs PEP, allowing for n measurements upstream and n
measurements downstream. The report interval is either 1 second or 15
minutes. Table 10-6 defines the Performance Parameters.
TABLE 10-6:
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS DEFINITIONS
PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS
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DESCRIPTION
Frame Error Rate (FER)
The ratio of errored Air Frames referred

to the total number of Air Frames
transmitted in a given time interval of 15
minutes.
Errored Seconds (ES)
A one-second time period with one or

more CRC errors over the Air Link Path.
This parameter is not incremented during
an Unavailable Second.
Severely Errored Seconds (SES)
A one-second time period containing

above 30% errored Air Frames or at
least one defect (a second with 60 or
more errored Air Frames). SES is a
subset of ES.
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PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS
DESCRIPTION
Unavailable Seconds (UAS)
Unavailable Seconds are calculated by

counting the number of seconds that the
Air Link Path is unavailable. The Air Link
Path is considered unavailable from the
onset of 10 contiguous SESs or the
onset of the condition leading to a failure.
Available Seconds (AS)
Error free seconds are those seconds

that are not Unavailable as described
above.
Modem Parameters
Modem performance parameters Are

accumulated regardless of CRC Errors
provided that the Air Link is available and
no Failure States are detected. Different
sets of Modem Performance Parameters
are recorded and calculated for each
upstream and downstream directions or
the Air Link Path.
Base Station Up Stream
Recorded every 1 sec.:
Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)
Receive Power (Rx Pwr)
Calculated every 15 min. minimum,
maximum and average values
Terminal Station
Recorded every 1 sec.:
Transmit Power (Tx PWR)
Gross AFC the sum of the frequency
deviation per link
(BS TS, up + down).
Calculated every 15 min: minimum,
maximum and average values
Transmit Power (Tx PWR)
Gross AFC
P/N 110504-13 A
Page 10-25
To Access the Air Performance Monitoring Menu:

<Enter>.
The Air Performance Monitoring Menu is displayed.
10.5.2 Setting the Display Format

The Display Format enables control of the data format for viewing of the
record accumulated in the internal storage of the BS and TS. You can
choose to display Air Performance Monitoring in three ways:
Regular
Displays the actual name of the accumulator, Performance Monitoring
Parameters and value in number format. Used to monitor TS power
performance.
Excell
Displays the same data as Regular format but separated by comas for
use with a separate application dedicated for viewing the Performance
Monitoring Parameters. Suitable for display of the data in graph format.
Hex
The Hex option is connected to a separate utility for use by service
personnel.
Page 10-26
P/N 110504-13 A
To Set the Display Format:

<Enter>.
3. From the Air Performance Monitoring Menu, select option number 1
then press <Enter>.
4. Type in the first letter of the required display option then press
<Enter>.
The selected display option is enabled.
10.5.3 Getting the Current Performance Parameters

The tables displayed in the Get Current PM Status menu show the type of
reports currently available. The system automatically generates the report
for 1 sec and for 15 min. of the actual number of TSs. If active, the report
lists the TS index, Customer ID, and whether the TS is operating in the
following modes:
Local
Remote / Local
Remote
Not Active
P/N 110504-13 A
Page 10-27
To Get the Current PM Status:

<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
10.5.4 Local Measurements

Local Measurements provide display reporting in intervals of 1 sec. or
15 min. Choosing 1 sec. intervals actually describes the current status of
the measured parameters.
To Access the Local Measurements Menu:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Report Frequency and Report State for the selected TS are
displayed.
Page 10-28
P/N 110504-13 A
5. Enter the Report Frequency then press <Enter>.

The following screen is displayed for 1 sec. reporting.
(See Table 10-7 for 1 sec. interval Local Report parameters).
TABLE 10-7:
LOCAL REPORT PARAMETERS FOR 1 SEC.
APM REPORT PARAMETER
DESCRIPTION
PM
Performance Monitoring
BS
Source Base Station
1s
Monitoring Interval
TS0
Destination Link
GF
Global Frame No.
CRC
Cyclic Redundancy Check
FER
Frame Error Rate
SNR
Signal to Noise Rate (in dB)
Rx
Received Signal Strength (in dB)
P/N 110504-13 A
Page 10-29
NOTE
In order to stop the 1 sec. interval local measurement report, type the
following:
3 (local measurement)<Enter>
TS Customer ID <Enter>
1 (frequency report) <Enter>
D (Disable) <Enter>
6. The following screen is displayed for 15 min. reporting.
7. Type E to Enable the Report State

8. Type D to Disable the Report State.
Page 10-30
P/N 110504-13 A
TABLE 10-8:
LOCAL REPORT PARAMETERS FOR 15 MIN.
APM REPORT PARAMETER
DESCRIPTION
# Of Frames
# of air frames (200 air frames/second)
Erred Frames
# of errored frames
FER
Frame error rate
ES
Errored seconds
SGS
Severely errored seconds
US
Unavailable seconds
SNR
Signal to noise ratio
Rx
NOTE:
Press the + key at any time to suppress the 1 sec display.
10.5.5 Remote Measurements

Remote Measurements are activated in the BS and operates the same as
in the Local Measurements (see para. 10.5.4).
To Display Remote Measurements:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
The Report Frequency and Report State for the selected TS are
displayed.
P/N 110504-13 A
Page 10-31
5. Enter the Report Frequency then press <Enter>.

6. Type E to Enable the Report State
7. Type D to Disable the Report State.
10.5.6 Setting the Modem Report

The Modem Report provides modem performance information on TSs via
the BS. Reports can be generated automatically for all TSs or for individual
TS modems (default action). Individual TS modem reports are obtained on
a one by one request. Other TS modems in the system are not measured
during the time an individual modem is measured.
To Set the Modem Report:
<Enter>.
then press <Enter>.
4. Select the Modem Report option required for Single or All TS modems
then press <Enter>.
5. If a Single Modem report is required, enter the TS Customer ID then
press <Enter>.
A report for the selected TS Modem is generated by the system.
Page 10-32
P/N 110504-13 A
6. If a Modem Report for All TSs is selected, the system automatically

generates the report for all connected TS modems.
P/N 110504-13 A
Page 10-33
10.5.7 Resetting the FER Counters

The FER Counter is calculated by dividing the Error Frame by the Actual
Air Frame and is used by Service Personnel to determine any error
correction on a TS. Resetting the FER Counter to zero helps the Service
Personnel better determine if an error effecting the operation of the TS or
BS was corrected.
To Reset the FER Counters:
<Enter>.
3. From the Air Performance Monitoring Menu, Select option number 6
then press <Enter>.
4. Type Y to reset the FER Counter then press <Enter>.

5. Enter the TS Customer ID for the TS FER Counter being reset.
Page 10-34
P/N 110504-13 A
10.6
The Modem Maintenance Menu

The Modem Menu enables the BU to be used as a signal generator for
measuring attenuation of the IF cable, using the IF port. (Tx port at the BSBU, or NType at the TS).
To Access the Modem Maintenance Menu:
<Enter>.
The Modem Maintenance Menu is displayed.
To Set the Modem State to Tx Test Mode:

<Enter>.
The Modem Maintenance Menu is displayed.
3. From the Modem Maintenance Menu, select option number 1 then
press <Enter>.
The Tx Test State is ON
P/N 110504-13 A
Page 10-35
To Set the Modem State to Regular Mode:

From the Modem Maintenance Menu, select option number 1 then
press <Enter> a second time to end testing.
NOTE:
In order to perform Modem Tx testing, the BU must be disabled.
Page 10-36
P/N 110504-13 A
Appendix A
IF INDEX TABLES
TABLE A-1:
IF INDEX FOR BS 3.5 GHZ BAND A, B, AND C

BS IF 3.5 GHZ BAND A
P/N 110504-13 A
IF INDEX
TX IF (Intermediate Frequency) MHZ
F8
1013.25
F9
1015.00
F10
1016.75
F11
1018.50
F12
1020.25
F13
1022.00
F14
1023.75
F15
1025.50
F16
1027.25
F17
1029.00
F18
1030.75
F19
1032.50
F20
1034.25
F21
1036.00
F22
1037.75
F23
1039.50
F24
1041.25
F25
1043.00
F26
1044.75
F27
1046.50
F28
1048.25
F29
1050.00
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BS IF 3.5 GHZ BAND B
IF INDEX
Page A-2
Tx IF (Intermediate Frequency) MHz
F25
1043.00
F26
1044.75
F27
1046.50
F28
1048.25
F29
1050.00
F30
1051.75
F31
1053.50
F32
1055.25
F33
1057.00
F34
1058.75
F35
1060.50
F36
1062.25
F37
1064.00
F38
1065.75
F39
1067.50
F40
1069.25
F41
1071.00
F42
1072.75
F43
1074.50
F44
1076.25
F45
1078.00
F46
1079.75
P/N 110504-13 A

BS IF 3.5 GHz Band C
IF INDEX
Tx IF (Intermediate Frequency) MHz
F26
1044.75
F27
1046.50
F28
1048.25
F29
1050.00
F30
1051.75
F31
P/N 110504-13 A
1053.50
F32
1055.25
F33
1057.00
F34
1058.75
F35
1060.50
F36
1062.25
F37
1064.00
F38
1065.75
F39
1067.50
F40
1069.25
F41
1071.00
F42
1072.75
F43
1074.50
F44
1076.25
F45
1078.00
F46
1079.75
F47
1081.50
Page A-3
TABLE A-2:
IF INDEX FOR BS 10.5 GHZ BAND

BS IF 10.5 GHZ Band
Page A-4
IF INDEX
TX IF (Intermediate Frequency) MHz
F0
1148.00
F1
1146.25
F2
1144.50
F3
1142.75
F4
1141.00
F5
1139.25
F6
1137.50
F7
1135.75
F8
1134.00
F9
1132.25
F10
1130.50
F11
1128.75
F12
1127.00
F13
1125.25
F14
1123.50
F15
1121.75
F16
1120.00
F17
1118.25
F18
1116.50
F19
1114.75
F20
1113.00
F21
1111.25
F22
1109.50
F23
1107.75
F24
1106.00
F25
1104.25
F26
1102.50
F27
1100.75
F28
1099.00
F29
1097.25
F30
1095.50
F31
1093.75
P/N 110504-13 A

BS IF 10.5 GHZ Band
P/N 110504-13 A
IF INDEX
F32
1092.00
F33
1090.25
F34
1088.50
F35
1086.75
F36
1085.00
F37
1083.25
F38
1081.50
F39
1079.75
F40
1078.00
F41
1076.25
F42
1074.50
F43
1072.75
F44
1071.00
F45
1069.25
F46
1067.50
F47
1065.75
F48
1064.00
F49
1062.25
F50
1060.50
F51
1058.75
F52
1057.00
F53
1055.25
F54
1053.50
F55
1051.75
F56
1050.00
F57
1048.25
F58
1046.50
F59
1044.75
F60
1043.00
F61
1041.25
F62
1039.50
F63
1037.75
F64
1036.00
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BS IF 10.5 GHZ Band
Page A-6
IF INDEX
F65
1034.25
F66
1032.50
F67
1030.75
F68
1029.00
F69
1027.25
F70
1025.50
F71
1023.75
F72
1022.00
F73
1020.25
F74
1018.50
F75
1016.75
F76
1015.00
F77
1013.25
F78
1011.50
F79
1009.75
F80
1008.00
F81
1006.25
F82
1004.50
F83
1002.75
F84
1001.00
P/N 110504-13 A
TABLE A-3:
IF INDEX FOR 26 GHZ BAND AH

BS IF 26 GHZ Band AH
P/N 110504-13 A
IF INDEX
TX IF (INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY) MHz
F0
1728.125
F1
1726.375
F2
1724.625
F3
1722.875
F4
1721.125
F5
1719.375
F6
1717.625
F7
1715.875
F8
1714.125
F9
1712.375
F10
1710.625
F11
1708.875
F12
1707.125
F13
1705.375
F14
1703.625
F15
1701.875
F16
1700.125
F17
1698.375
F18
1696.625
F19
1694.875
F20
1693.125
F21
1691.375
F22
1689.625
F23
1687.875
F24
1686.125
F25
1684.375
F26
1682.625
F27
1680.875
F28
1679.125
F29
1677.375
F30
1675.625
F31
1673.875
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BS IF 26 GHZ Band AH
Page A-8
IF INDEX
TX IF (INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY) MHz
F32
1672.125
F33
1670.375
F34
1668.625
F35
1666.875
F36
1665.125
F37
1663.375
F38
1661.625
F39
1659.875
P/N 110504-13 A
Appendix B
RF INDEX TABLES
TABLE B-1:
RF INDEX FOR 3.5 GHZ BANDS A, B, AND C

BS 3.5 GHZ BAND A
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
TX RF (Radio Frequency) MHZ
F0
3501.25
F1
3503.00
F2
3504.75
F3
3506.50
F4
3508.25
F5
3510.00
F6
3511.75
F7
3513.50
F8
3515.25
F9
3517.00
F 10
3518.75
F 11
3520.50
F 12
3522.25
F 13
3524.00
F 14
3525.75
F15
3527.50
F 16
3529.25
F 17
3531.00
F 18
3532.75
F 19
3534.50
F 20
3536.25
F 21
3538.00
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BS 3.5 GHZ BAND B
Page B-2
RF INDEX
F 17
3531.00
F 18
3532.75
F 19
3534.50
F 20
3536.25
F 21
3538.00
F 22
3539.75
F 23
3541.50
F 24
3543.25
F 25
3545.00
F 26
3546.75
F 27
3548.50
F 28
3550.25
F 29
3552.00
F 30
3553.75
F 31
3555.50
F 32
3557.25
F 33
3559.00
F 34
3560.75
F 35
3562.50
F 36
3564.25
F 37
3566.00
F 38
3567.75
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 3.5 GHZ BAND C
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
F 34
3560.75
F 35
3562.50
F 36
3564.25
F 37
3566.00
F 38
3567.75
F 39
3569.50
F 40
3571.25
F 41
3573.00
F 42
3574.75
F 43
3576.50
F 44
3578.25
F 45
3580.00
F 46
3581.75
F 47
3583.50
F 48
3585.25
F 49
3587.00
F 50
3588.75
F 51
3590.50
F 52
3592.25
F 53
3594.00
F 54
3595.75
F 55
3597.50
Page B-3
TABLE B-2:
RF INDEX FOR 10.5 GHZ BAND

BS 10.5 GHZ BAND
Page B-4
RF INDEX
F0
10152.00
F1
10153.75
F2
10155.50
F3
10157.25
F4
10159.00
F5
10160.75
F6
10162.50
F7
10164.25
F8
10166.00
F9
10167.75
F 10
10169.50
F 11
10171.25
F 12
10173.00
F 13
10174.75
F 14
10176.50
F 15
10178.25
F 16
10180.00
F 17
10181.75
F 18
10183.50
F 19
10185.25
F 20
10187.00
F 21
10188.75
F 22
10190.50
F 23
10192.25
F 24
10194.00
F 25
10195.75
F 26
10197.50
F 27
10199.25
F 28
10201.00
F 29
10202.75
F 30
10204.50
F 31
10206.25
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 10.5 GHZ BAND
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
F 32
10208.00
F 33
10209.75
F 34
10211.50
F 35
10213.25
F 36
10215.00
F 37
10216.75
F 38
10218.50
F 39
10220.25
F 40
10222.00
F 41
10223.75
F 42
10225.50
F 43
10227.25
F 44
10229.00
F 45
10229.00
F 46
10232.50
F 47
10234.25
F 48
10236.00
F 49
10237.75
F 50
10239.50
F 51
10241.25
F 52
10243.00
F 53
10244.75
F 54
10246.50
F 55
10248.25
F 56
10250.00
F 57
10251.75
F 58
10253.50
F 59
10255.25
F 60
10257.00
F 61
10258.75
F 62
10260.50
F 63
10262.25
F 64
10264.00
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BS 10.5 GHZ BAND
Page B-6
RF INDEX
F 65
10265.75
F 66
10267.50
F 67
10269.25
F 68
10271.00
F 69
10272.75
F 70
10274.50
F 71
10276.25
F 72
10278.00
F 73
10279.75
F 74
10281.50
F 75
10283.25
F 76
10285.00
F 77
10286.75
F 78
10288.50
F 79
10290.25
F 80
10292.00
F 81
10293.75
F 82
10295.50
F 83
10297.25
F 84
10299.00
P/N 110504-13 A
TABLE B-3:
RF INDEX FOR 26 GHZ BANDS A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H

BS 26 GHz Band A
P/N 110504-13 A
RF Index
Tx RF (RADIO FREQUENCY) MHz
F0
24549.875
F1
24551.625
F2
24553.375
F3
24555.125
F4
24556.875
F5
24558.625
F6
24560.375
F7
24562.125
F8
24563.875
F9
24565.625
F 10
24567.375
F 11
24569.125
F 12
24570.875
F 13
24572.625
F 14
24574.375
F 15
24576.125
F 16
24577.875
F 17
24579.625
F 18
24581.375
F 19
24583.125
F 20
24584.875
F 21
24586.625
F 22
24588.375
F 23
24590.125
F 24
24591.875
F 25
24593.625
F 26
24595.375
F 27
24597.125
F 28
24598.875
F 29
24600.625
F 30
24602.375
F 31
24604.125
Page B-7

BS 26 GHz Band A
Page B-8
RF Index
F 32
24605.875
F 33
24607.625
F 34
24609.375
F 35
24611.125
F 36
24612.875
F 37
24614.625
F 38
24616.375
F 39
24618.125
F 40
24619.875
F 41
24621.625
F 42
24623.375
F 43
24625.125
F 44
24626.875
F 45
24628.625
F 46
24630.375
F 47
24632.125
F 48
24633.875
F 49
24635.625
F 50
24637.375
F 51
24639.125
F 52
24640.875
F 53
24642.625
F 54
24644.375
F 55
24646.125
F 56
24647.875
F 57
24649.625
F 58
24651.375
F 59
24653.125
F 60
24654.875
F 61
24656.625
F 62
24658.375
F 63
24660.125
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band B
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
F0
24661.875
F1
24663.625
F2
24665.375
F3
24667.125
F4
24668.875
F5
24670.625
F6
24672.375
F7
24674.125
F8
24675.875
F9
24677.625
F 10
24679.375
F 11
24681.125
F 12
24682.875
F 13
24684.625
F 14
24686.375
F 15
24688.125
F 16
24689.875
F 17
24691.625
F 18
24693.375
F 19
24695.125
F 20
24696.875
F 21
24698.625
F 22
24700.375
F 23
24702.125
F 24
24703.875
F 25
24705.625
F 26
24707.375
F 27
24709.125
F 28
24710.875
F 29
24712.625
F 30
24714.375
F 31
24716.125
F 32
24717.875
Page B-9

BS 26 GHz Band B
Page B-10
RF INDEX
F 33
24719.625
F 34
24721.375
F 35
24723.125
F 36
24724.875
F 37
24726.625
F 38
24728.375
F 39
24730.125
F 40
24731.875
F 41
24733.625
F 42
24735.375
F 43
24737.125
F 44
24738.875
F 45
24740.625
F 46
24742.375
F 47
24744.125
F 48
24745.875
F 49
24747.625
F 50
24749.375
F 51
24751.125
F 52
24752.875
F 53
24754.625
F 54
24756.375
F 55
24758.125
F 56
24759.875
F 57
24761.625
F 58
24763.375
F59
24765.125
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band B
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
F 60
24766.875
F 61
24768.625
F 62
24770.375
F 63
24772.125
Page B-11

BS 26 GHz Band C
Page B-12
RF INDEX
F0
24773.875
F1
24775.625
F2
24777.375
F3
24779.125
F4
24780.875
F5
24782.625
F6
24784.375
F7
24786.125
F8
24787.875
F9
24789.625
F 10
24791.375
F 11
24793.125
F 12
24794.875
F 13
24796.625
F 14
24798.375
F 15
24800.125
F 16
24801.875
F 17
24803.625
F 18
24805.375
F 19
24807.125
F 20
24808.875
F 21
24810.625
F 22
24812.375
F 23
24814.125
F 24
24815.875
F 25
24817.625
F 26
24819.375
F 27
24821.125
F 28
24822.875
F 29
24824.625
F 30
24826.375
F 31
24828.125
F 32
24829.875
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band C
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
F 33
24831.625
F 34
24833.375
F 35
24835.125
F 36
24836.875
F 37
24838.625
F 38
24840.375
F 39
24842.125
F 40
24843.875
F 41
24845.625
F 42
24847.375
F 43
24849.125
F 44
24850.875
F 45
24852.625
F 46
24854.375
F 47
24856.125
F 48
24857.875
F 49
24859.625
F 50
24861.375
F 51
24863.125
F52
24864.875
F 53
24866.625
F 54
24868.375
F 55
24870.125
F 56
24871.875
F 57
24873.625
F 58
24875.375
F 59
24877.125
Page B-13

BS 26 GHz Band C
Page B-14
RF INDEX
TX RF (RADIO FREQUENCY) MHZ
F 60
24878.875
F 61
24880.625
F 62
24882.375
F 63
24884.125
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band D
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
F0
24885.875
F1
24887.625
F2
24889.375
F3
24891.125
F4
24892.875
F5
24894.625
F6
24896.375
F7
24898.125
F8
24899.875
F9
24901.625
F 10
24903.375
F 11
24905.125
F 12
24906.875
F 13
24908.625
F 14
24910.375
F 15
24912.125
F 16
24913.875
F 17
24915.625
F 18
24917.375
F 19
24919.125
F 20
24920.875
F 21
24922.625
F 22
24924.375
F 23
24926.125
F 24
24927.875
F 25
24929.625
F 26
24931.375
F 27
24933.125
F 28
24934.875
F 29
24936.625
F 30
24938.375
F 31
24940.125
F 32
24941.875
Page B-15

BS 26 GHz Band D
Page B-16
RF INDEX
F 33
24943.625
F 34
24945.375
F 35
24947.125
F 36
24948.875
F 37
24950.625
F 38
24952.375
F 39
24954.125
F 40
24955.875
F 41
24957.625
F 42
24959.375
F 43
24961.125
F 44
24962.875
F 45
24964.625
F 46
24966.375
F 47
24968.125
F 48
24969.875
F 49
24971.625
F 50
24973.375
F 51
24975.125
F 52
24976.875
F 53
24978.625
F 54
24980.375
F 55
24982.125
F 56
24983.875
F 57
24985.625
F 58
24987.375
F 59
24989.125
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band D
P/N 110504-13 A
RF Index
F 60
24990.875
F 61
24992.625
F 62
24994.375
F 63
24996.125
Page B-17

BS 26 GHz Band E
Page B-18
RF Index
F0
24997.875
F1
24999.625
F2
25001.375
F3
25003.125
F4
25004.875
F5
25006.625
F6
25008.375
F7
25010.125
F8
25011.875
F9
25013.625
F 10
25015.375
F 11
25017.125
F 12
25018.875
F 13
25020.625
F 14
25022.375
F 15
25024.125
F 16
25025.875
F 17
25027.625
F 18
25029.375
F 19
25031.125
F 20
25032.875
F 21
25034.625
F 22
25036.375
F 23
25038.125
F 24
25039.875
F 25
25041.625
F 26
25043.375
F 27
25045.125
F 28
25046.875
F 29
25048.625
F 30
25050.375
F 31
25052.125
F 32
25053.875
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band E
P/N 110504-13 A
RF Index
F 33
25055.625
F 34
25057.375
F 35
25059.125
F 36
25060.875
F 37
25062.625
F 38
25064.375
F39
25066.125
F40
25067.875
F 41
25069.625
F 42
25071.375
F 43
25073.125
F 44
25074.875
F 45
25076.625
F 46
25078.375
F 47
25080.125
F 48
25081.875
F 49
25083.625
F 50
25085.375
F 51
25087.125
F 52
25088.875
F 53
25090.625
F 54
25092.375
F 55
25094.125
F 56
25095.875
F 57
25097.625
F58
25099.375
F 59
25101.125
Page B-19

BS 26 GHz Band E
Page B-20
RF Index
F 60
25102.875
F 61
25104.625
F 62
25106.375
F 63
25108.125
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band F
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
F0
25109.875
F1
25111.625
F2
25113.375
F3
25115.125
F4
25116.875
F5
25118.625
F6
25120.375
F7
25122.125
F8
25123.875
F9
25125.625
F 10
25127.375
F 11
25129.125
F 12
25130.875
F 13
25132.625
F 14
25134.375
F 15
25136.125
F 16
25137.875
F 17
25139.625
F 18
25141.375
F 19
25143.125
F 20
25144.875
F 21
25146.625
F 22
25148.375
F 23
25150.125
F 24
25151.875
F 25
25153.625
F 26
25155.375
F 27
25157.125
F 28
25158.875
F 29
25160.625
F 30
25162.375
F 31
25164.125
F 32
25165.875
Page B-21

BS 26 GHz Band F
Page B-22
RF INDEX
F 33
25167.625
F 34
25169.375
F 35
25171.125
F 36
25172.875
F 37
25174.625
F 38
25176.375
F 39
25178.125
F 40
25179.875
F 41
25181.625
F 42
25183.375
F 43
25185.125
F 44
25186.875
F 45
25188.625
F 46
25190.375
F 47
25192.125
F 48
25193.875
F 49
25195.625
F 50
25197.375
F 51
25199.125
F 52
25200.875
F 53
25202.625
F 54
25204.375
F 55
25206.125
F 56
25207.875
F 57
25209.625
F 58
25211.375
F 59
25213.125
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band F
P/N 110504-13 A
RF INDEX
F 60
25214.875
F 61
25216.625
F 62
25218.375
F 63
25220.125
Page B-23

BS 26 GHz Band G
Page B-24
RF Index
F0
25221.875
F1
25223.625
F2
25225.375
F3
25227.125
F4
25228.875
F5
25230.625
F6
25232.375
F7
25234.125
F8
25235.875
F9
25237.625
F 10
25239.375
F 11
25241.125
F 12
25242.875
F 13
25244.625
F 14
25246.375
F 15
25248.125
F 16
25249.875
F 17
25251.625
F 18
25253.375
F 19
25255.125
F 20
25256.875
F 21
25258.625
F 22
25260.375
F 23
25262.125
F 24
25263.875
F 25
25265.625
F 26
25267.375
F 27
25269.125
F 28
25270.875
F 29
25272.625
F 30
25274.375
F 31
25276.125
F 32
25277.875
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band G
P/N 110504-13 A
RF Index
F 33
25279.625
F 34
25281.375
F 35
25283.125
F 36
25284.875
F 37
25286.625
F 38
25288.375
F 39
25290.125
F 40
25291.875
F 41
25293.625
F 42
25295.375
F 43
25297.125
F 44
25298.875
F 45
25300.625
F 46
25302.375
F 47
25304.125
F 48
25305.875
F 49
25307.625
F 50
25309.375
F 51
25311.125
F 52
25312.875
F 53
25314.625
F 54
25316.375
F 55
25318.125
F 56
25319.875
F 57
25321.625
F 58
25323.375
F 59
25325.125
Page B-25

BS 26 GHz Band G
Page B-26
RF Index
F 60
25326.875
F 61
25328.625
F 62
25330.375
F 63
25332.125
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band H
P/N 110504-13 A
RF Index
F0
25333.875
F1
25335.625
F2
25337.375
F3
25339.125
F4
25340.875
F5
25342.625
F6
25344.375
F7
25346.125
F8
25347.875
F9
25349.625
F 10
25351.375
F 11
25353.125
F 12
25354.875
F 13
25356.625
F 14
25358.375
F 15
25360.125
F 16
25361.875
F 17
25363.625
F 18
25365.375
F 19
25367.125
F 20
25368.875
F 21
25370.625
F 22
25372.375
F 23
25374.125
F 24
25375.875
F 25
25377.625
F 26
25379.375
F 27
25381.125
F 28
25382.875
F 29
25384.625
F 30
25386.375
F 31
25388.125
F 32
25389.875
Page B-27

BS 26 GHz Band H
Page B-28
RF Index
F 33
25391.625
F 34
25393.375
F 35
25395.125
F 36
25396.875
F 37
25398.625
F 38
25400.375
F 39
25402.125
F 40
25403.875
F 41
25405.625
F 42
25407.375
F 43
25409.125
F 44
25410.875
F 45
25412.625
F 46
25414.375
F 47
25416.125
F 48
25417.875
F 49
25419.625
F 50
25421.375
F 51
25423.125
F 52
25424.875
F 53
25426.625
F 54
25428.375
F 55
25430.125
F 56
25431.875
F 57
25433.625
F 58
25435.375
F 59
25437.125
P/N 110504-13 A

BS 26 GHz Band H
P/N 110504-13 A
RF Index
F 60
25438.875
F 61
25440.625
F 62
25442.375
F 63
25444.125
Page B-29
Appendix C
ALARMS
TABLE C-1:
#
ALARM DEFINITIONS
ALARM INDICATION
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
Base
Station
Terminal
Station
Warning
Warning
Loopback Alarms
1
telecomLocalLoopbackOn
This trap is sent when

Telecom Interface
enters the Local
Loopback state
telecomLocalLoopbackOff
This trap is sent when Info

Telecom Interface exits
the Local Loopback
state
Info
telecomRemoteLoopbackOn

Telecom Interface
enters the Remote
Loopback state
Warning
telecomRemoteLoopbackOff

the Remote Loopback
state
Info
telecomPayloadLoopbackOn

Telecom Interface
enters the Payload
Loopback state
Warning
telecomPayloadLoopbackOff

the Payload Loopback
state
Info
telecomChannelLoopbackOn

Telecom Interface
enters the Channel
Loopback state
Warning
telecomChannelLoopbackOff This trap is sent when Info

the Channel Loopback
state
P/N 110504-13 A
Warning
Warning
Warning
Info
Page C-1

E1 Telecom Interfaces Alarms
#
ALARM INDICATION
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
e1AlarmIndicationSignalOn

the AIS is detected on
the E1 interface
Warning Warning
10
e1AlarmIndicationSignalOff

the AIS terminated on
the E1 interface
Info
11
e1LossOfFrameAlignmentOn
This trap is sent when Major

the LFA is detected on
the E1 interface
Minor
12
e1LossOfFrameAlignmentOff

the LFA is terminated
on the E1 interface
Info
13
e1LossOfSignalOn
This trap is sent when Major

the LOS is detected on
the E1 interface
Minor
14
e1LossOfSignalOff

the LOS is terminated
on the E1 interface
Info
Info
15
e1LossOfMultiframeAllignmentOn This trap is sent when

the LMFA is detected
on the E1 interface
Major
Minor
16
e1LossOfMultiframeAllignmentOff This trap is sent when Info

the LMFA is terminated
on the E1 interface
Info
17
e1RemoteAlarmIndicationCrcOn
This trap is sent when Minor

the RAI and CRC errors
are detected on the E1
interface
Minor
18
e1RemoteAlarmIndicationCrcOff

the RAI and CRC errors
are terminated on the
E1 interface
Info
19
e1RemoteAlarmIndicationOn

the RAI is detected on
the E1 interface
Minor
Minor
20
e1RemoteAlarmIndicationOff

the RAI is terminated
on the E1 interface
Info
Info
21
e1BerThresholdOn
Minor
Minor
22
e1BerThresholdOff
Info
Info
Page C-2
Info
Info
P/N 110504-13 A

V.35/X.21 Telecom Interfaces Alarms
#
ALARM INDICATION
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
23
lsdiLossOfClockOn
This trap is sent in case of

V.35/X.21 interface clock loss
detected
Major
24
lsdiLossOfClockOff
This trap is sent when the

Info
V.35/X.21 interface recovered
from clock loss
Minor
Info
Interface Alarms
#
ALARM INDICATION
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
29
telecomIfTypeDoesNotMat This trap is sent when the

Major
chOn
actual telecomm interface type
does not match configured
type
Minor
30
telecomIfTypeDoesNotMat This trap is sent when the

chOff
condition when the actual
telecomm interface type does
not match the configured type
was terminated
Info
31
telecomIfFaultOn
This trap is sent when telecom Major

interface fault is detected
Minor
32
telecomIfFaultOff
This trap is sent when telecom Info

interface fault is terminated
Info
33
telecomIfDisableOn

operational status of the
telecom interface becomes
disable
Warning Warning
34
telecomIfDisableOff

operational status of the
telecom interface becomes
enable
Info
Info
Info
IDU (BU) alarms

#
ALARM INDICATION
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
35
buDisabledOn
This trap is sent when BU

operational status became
disable
Warning Warning
36
buDisabledOff
This trap is sent when BU

operational status became
enable
Info
Info
37
diagnosticsRamFaultOn
This trap is sent when RAM

test fault is detected
Major
Minor
38
diagnosticsRamFaultOff
This trap is sent when RAM

test passed
Info
Info
P/N 110504-13 A
Page C-3

39
diagnosticsE2promFaultOn This trap is sent when E2prom Major

Minor
40
diagnosticsE2promFaultOff This trap is sent when E2prom Info

test passed
Info
41
diagnosticsFlashFaultOn
This trap is sent when Flash

memory test fault is detected
Major
Minor
42
diagnosticsFlashFaultOff
This trap is sent when Flash

memory test passed
Info
Info
43
diagnosticsMatrixFaultOn
This trap is sent when Matrix

Major
Minor
44
diagnosticsMatrixFaultOff
This trap is sent when Matrix

test passed
Info
Info
45
diagnosticsSwVersionFault This trap is sent when wrong

software version is detected
On
Major
Minor
46
diagnosticsSwVersionFault This trap is sent when software Info

version test passed
Off
Info
47
diagnosticsOrcaFaultOn
This trap is sent when Orca

test failed
Major
Minor
48
diagnosticsOrcaFaultOff
This trap is sent when Orca

test passed
Info
Info
49
diagnosticsDspFaultOn
This trap is sent when the DSP Major

test failed
Minor
50
diagnosticsDspFaultOff
This trap is sent when the DSP Info

test passed
Info
Service Alarms
#
ALARM INDICATION
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
51
illegalServiceConfiguration This trap is sent when illegal

service configuration is
On
detected
Minor
Minor
52
illegalServiceConfiguration This trap is sent when service

configuration is OK
Off
Info
Info
53
serviceConfigNotAckOn

Minor
acknowledge for the service
configuration was not received
from TS
54
serviceConfigNotAckOff

acknowledge for the service
configuration was received
from TS
Info
Info
TS Authentication Alarms
#
55
Page C-4
ALARM INDICATION
tsAthenticationFaultOn
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
Major
P/N 110504-13 A

56
tsAthenticationFaultOff
Info
Radio alarms
ALARM INDICATION
57
radioLinkInterferenceOn
This trap is sent when the radio Major

link interference is detected by
BS
Minor
58
radioLinkInterferenceOff
This trap is sent when the radio Info

link interference condition is
terminated
Info
59
radioLinkLossOn
This trap is sent when BS

Major
detected the loss of the down
link
60
radioLinkLossOff

detected the radio link
establishment
Info
61
mostTsRadioLinkLossOn

detected loss of the radio link
with more then 50% of TSs
Major
62
mostTsRadioLinkLossOff

mostTsRadioLinkLoss
condition is terminated
Info
63
tsRadioLinkLossOn

Minor
detected loss of the radio link
with one of TSs registered with
it
64
tsRadioLinkLossOff

TsRadioLinkLoss condition is
terminated
Info
65
ifuLockOn
This trap is sent when the IF

synthesizer failed to lock on
Major
66
ifuLockOff

ifu Lock condition terminated
Info
67
accumulatedLinksBerThres
hold1On
Minor
68
hold1Off
Info
69
hold2On
Major
70
hold2Off
Info
71
radioLinkBerThreshold1On
Minor
Minor
72
radioLinkBerThreshold1Off
Info
Info
73
radioLinkBerThreshold2On
Major
Major
P/N 110504-13 A
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
Page C-5

74
radioLinkBerThreshold2Off
75
rfuPowerLossOn
This trap is sent when the RFU Major

power loss is detected
76
rfuPowerLossOff
This trap is sent when the RFU Info

power loss is terminated
Info
Info
SW Download Alarms
#
ALARM INDICATION
DESCRIPTION
SEVERITY
77
softwarewDownloadStart

software download process is
started
Info
Info
78
softwarewDownloadEnd

finished
Info
Info
79
softwarewDownloadAbort This trap is sent when the

aborted
Info
Info
80
switchVersionFailedOn

Info
switch between the current and
the standby software versions
failed
Info
81
switchVersionFailedOff

Info
switch between the current and
the standby software versions
succeeded
Info
Remote CPE Alarms

#
82
Page C-6
ALARM INDICATION
cpeEvent
DESCRIPTION
event is detected from the
Customer premises equipment
connected to the TS serial port
SEVERITY
Info
P/N 110504-13 A

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WALKair V3.

P/N 110504-01 D REV 1.1

Introduction ............................................................................................. 1-1

Base Station LED Indicator Interface .................................................... 2-1

Base Station Local Craft Interface......................................................... 3-1

The Main Menu ........................................................................................ 4-1

Configuring the BS ................................................................................. 5-1

Administrative Parameters Menu .......................................................... 6-1

Getting External Clock Out Status ..........................................6-11

BU IP Parameters Menu .............................................................6-13

Getting BU IP Parameters ..................................................... 6-13

Getting the List of TS Information Parameters....................... 6-19

Remote BS Management ........................................................................7-1

Telecom Interface Parameters ...............................................................8-1

Getting the BS Telecom Configuration Parameters ................. 8-2

Defining Services ....................................................................................9-1

Getting the V5 Interface Table............................................... 9-11

V5 Subscriber Management .......................................................9-23

Getting the Subscriber Table................................................. 9-25

Maintenance Management Menu .........................................................10-1

Getting the Telecom Configuration .......................................... 8-8

Setting the TS Telecom Administrative Status............................8-12

Setting the BS Telecom Administrative Status......................... 8-6

TS Telecom Parameters Menu .....................................................8-7

Pin Assignment and Adapter Cables for V.35/X.21 ............. 8-5

Displaying the Last Reset Cause and Date ........................... 10-3

Loop Back Testing...................................................................... 10-4

TFTP Download Session......................................................10-14

Air Performance Monitoring...................................................... 10-23

System Alarms And Error Menu ............................................... 10-10

Resetting the System .............................................................10-4

Performance Measurements ................................................10-24

The Modem Maintenance Menu............................................... 10-35

Appendix A IF Index Tables ...........................................................................A-1

BS-BUS Front Panel LEDs ................................................................... 2-1

WALKair V3.1 UMN: OPAM Base Station Management Guide

BS-BUS LED Indicators ........................................................................ 2-2

BASE STATION LED INDICATOR INTERFACE

Base Unit LEDs

BS-BUS FRONT PANEL LEDS

Chapter 2. Base Station LED Indicator Interface

BS-BUS LED INDICATORS

Indicates the status of the outdoor

Indicates the status of the indoor

Indicates the status of the Ethernet port.

Indicates the status of the specific

LED COLOR CODING

Blinking Red Disable

WALKair V3.1 UMN: OPAM Base Station Management Guide

IF MUX 8 UNIT LED INDICATORS

IF MUX 16 UNIT LED INDICATORS

16 x SMA Input (Rx)

16 x SMA Output (Tx)

BASE STATION LOCAL CRAFT INTERFACE

Local Craft Interface Menus

Chapter 3. Base Station Local Craft Interface

Global Navigation Key Symbol Commands

GLOBAL NAVIGATION KEY SYMBOL COMMANDS

Press * <Enter> to access the Main (root) menu in the software.

Press ^ <Enter> to access the previous menu in the LCI screen

Press = <Enter> anytime to refresh the LCI monitor screen. This

Press % <Enter> to toggle the ON/OFF display mode of error

Press + <Enter> to advance the print level. The change is

Press - <Enter> to reduce the print level. The change is