User's Manual

AXELL DIGIMINI- AMERICAS REPEATER

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND USER’S MANUAL

Alarm

Fault and most probable cause and Recommendation

GREEN – normal operation – no oscillations were detected.

RED – oscillations were detected and the system reduced gain in order to

eliminate the oscillations.

Check the Donor and Mobile antenna installations for isolation. After

isolation is within the required levels, the system will automatically increase

gain (since it will no longer affect oscillations and) and the LED will turn

GREEN.

Interferer Power

Exceeded

Indicates if there is any external interference at a level that may affect the

operation of the unit.

Green – low or no interference. Unit operation is not affected.

Red – high external interference that may affect the operation of the unit. It is

recommended to identify the source of the interference and distance the

source or the unit from each other.

RSSI

Fault in the DL or UL path

Most probable cause: caused by a excessively high input signal.

It is recommended to check the LEDs in the Repeater

5.3.2 DIGImini LED Troubleshooting

The DIGImini repeater includes six LEDs on its front panel (see 1.6.1). The following table provides

a description of the LED troubleshooting procedures.

Indicator Description

Band Specific LED

(i.e 900/1800/2100)

One Indicator per band :

RED Steady - service muted due to

general fault

Blinking – service muted by user

ORANGE

Blinking – service initiating

on power up or reset

Steady – high DL/UL signal or VSWR

GREEN and

ORANGE

Blinking- Reduced gain by IMOP

GREEN Blinking – DL power below threshold

Steady - normal service operation

(ETHERNET) MNG N/A

(ETHERNET) MODEM

N/A