Reference Manual
Table Of Contents
- RBS 2206 Reference Manual
- Contents
- Preface
- Product Safety Requirements RBS 2000
- Environmental Capabilities
- Scope
- Terminology
- References
- Transport -40 C - +70 C
- Storage -25 C - +55 C
- Handling -40 C - +70 C
- Operation Indoor +5 C - +40 C
- Operation Outdoor -33 C - +40 C
- Operation Outdoor -33 C - +45 C
- Operation Outdoor -33 C - +55 C
- Operation Mast Mounted Equipment -33 C - +45 C
- Operation Mast Mounted Equipment -33 C - +55 C
- Radio Configurations, RBS 2206
- Product Data
- Unit Description, DXU-21
- Unit Description, dTRU
- Unit Decription, CDU-G and CDU-F
- Unit Description, CXU-10
- Unit Description, FCU-01
- Unit Description, DC-Filter 01
- Unit Description, PSU 1200 W
- Unit Description, ACCU/DCCU
- Unit Description, IDM
- Broadcast
- Common Control Channel Handling
- Physical Channel Handling
- Speech and Data Services
- Packet Data Services
- Call Control
- References
- Channel Activation
- Adaptive Frame Alignment
- Asynchronous Handover Detection
- RF Channel Release
- Deactivate SACCH
- Link Establish Indication
- Link Release Indication
- Link Establishment Request
- Link Release Request
- Transparent Message Transmission
- Transparent Message Reception
- SACCH Info Modify
- LAPDm
- Channel Reactivation
- Power Information
- GPRS, Physical Link Layer
- Base Station Power Control
- Channel Measurements
- Discontinuous Transmission
- Frequency Hopping
- Encryption
- Mode Modify
- Mobile Station Power Control
- Short Message Service
- Diversity Supervision
- Synchronization
- Radio Reception
- Radio Transmission
- Frequency Allocation Support
- Restart and Recovery
- Function Change
- Functionality Administration
- Operation and Maintenance Support
- References
- Concepts
- Buttons
- Change RU to Local Mode
- Change RU to Remote Mode
- Change RU to Remote Mode Cancel
- Change SW Power Boost Slave RU to Local Mode
- Loop Control
- RF Loop Test Supervision
- Calendar Time Request
- RSSI Temperature Compensation
- Max Cooling
- Fault Indicator
- BS Fault Indicator
- Operational Indicator
- Tx Not Enabled Indicator
- Local Mode Indicator
- External Alarms Indicator
- DC Disconnected Indicator
- Battery Mode Indicator
- Bat Disconnected Indicator
- AC Fault Indicator
- Test Result Indicators (not used)
- Local Mode in Progress
- Installation Data Handling
- Self Test and Supervision
- Diagnostics and Fault Handling
- Operation and Maintenance Terminal
- External Alarms
- Handling of Auxiliary Equipment
- Climate Protection
- EMC Capabilities
- Transmission Interface Handling G.703 2048 kbit/s
- Transmission Interface Handling DS1 1544 kbit/s
- Terrestrial Link Handling
- Channel Distribution Function
- Transport network O&M functions-DXX Support
- BTS Parameter Limitations
- Glossary
Climate Protection
Fault class There are two possible severity
classifications
Antenna instance number Defines the physical antenna
Each of these parameters is initially defined manually on RBS
installation, using an OMT. Subsequently any of these parameters may
be modified using an OMT.
The RBS supervises each configuration auxiliary fault. An auxiliary
fault is filtered, that is, must remain in a new state a fixed period of
time (approximately 3 seconds) before the BSC is notified.
The detected fault is reported by sending of a fault report for the
concerned MO(s) over the Abis interface according to the "Diagnostic
and Fault Handling" function. Which MO class and instance to report
the fault on, is derived from the ARAE supervision parameters, receiver
diversity configuration and radio configuration.
The BSC will then take the affected MO(s) out of operation, if
appropriate.
44.4 Operational Conditions
44.4.1 Operation and Maintenance
Maintenance functions related to auxiliary faults are described within
the context of Operation and Maintenance Terminal.
The visual indicators relevant to auxiliary faults are described are
described within the context of Operation and Maintenance Support.
44.4.2 Capabilities
The alarm inlets are used both for external alarms and supervision of
ARAE faults.
The capabilities of the different Radio Base Stations are shown in the
table below:
Table 124 Maximum number of auxiliary faults defined by the customer
Radio Base Station Auxiliary
Faults,
Maximum
RBS 2101 8
RBS 2102 16
RBS 2103 16
RBS 2202 16
336 (421)
EN/LZT 720 0008 R1A
2001-06-26
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