User's Manual

FlexWave Prism Element Management System 7.1 User Manual Page 293
ADCP-77-177 Issue 1July 2011 ©2011 ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
APPENDIX A: UPGRADING AN LPA
CAUTION! Completing this upgrade causes a Loss of Service. Complete this procedure during
normal maintenance time.
NOTE: Any LPA firmware version prior to V1.13 identifies itself as a URH PCS LPA via the I2C.
Only LPAs upgraded to V1.13 will correctly identify themselves via I2C. You can upgrade
any LPA with this utility.
NOTE: The UMTS LPA is used as an example in this document.
Do the following to upgrade an LPA.
1 Ensure that your laptop Network-Interface Connection (NIC) is configured for
DHCP.
2 Access the Hardware Inventory report for the Host and Remote Unit(s):
a In the System Menu bar, click System Information > Get Information,.
b In the Reports panel Type list, select Hardware Inventory.
c Determine the IP address for the Host and Remote Unit(s).
d Determine the number of the LPA that you want to upgrade; see “RF Module
Capabilities and GUI Representation” on page 21
3 Login to the Host using telnet or ssh.
4 From the Host, login to the Remote Unit using the following command, where
N is the Remote Unit ID (1 - 8):
sshremote N
5 On the Remote Unit, log on as root.
a Type: root
b Enter the following Password: ADCfwu
6 At the root directory, type: lpautility
7 At the confirmation query, on your keyboard, press Y + ENTER to continue.
8 To get LPA inventory of the LPA that you want to upgrade, type: 1
9 To see the inventory of the unit to be upgraded, enter the module slot number
that you obtained in
Step 2.
NOTE: If the unit has V1.12 or earlier firmware on it, it will always self identify as a URH 1.9GHz
PCS LPA regardless of its actual LPA type. This has been corrected in version 1.13. In this
example, although the unit is reported as URH1.9, it is actually a UMTS module.
10 To upgrade the LPA, type the number that corresponds to the LPA to be
upgraded.
11 Select the firmware to use during the upgrade.