Installation Instructions

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10262090001 Revision B 6–6 Testing picocells
At the System Controller, verify scanning picocell operation first,
as explained in this section. Then verify traffic picocell operation,
as explained in Section 6.5.
Check the scanning picocell operability, as follows:
1. Verify that the scanning picocell is connected with the test
cable as explained in Section 6.1.
2. Make sure the picocell is powered on (power switch in the
LINE position).
3. Verify that scanning picocell–to–Controller connectivity is
good (green LED on the Quad T1 card, port where the
picocell is connected).
(The Quad T1 LEDs are explained in Figure 6-4.)
If a red or yellow LED is illuminated on the Quad T1 card:
a. Check the T1 test cable. Use a cable tester to verify
that the cable is good and correctly flipped (TX to
RX). Re–terminate the RJ–45 connectors if
necessary.
b. If the cable is good, reconnect the picocell to another
Quad T1 card port.
c. From the AIReach Office window, select Configure
BTS Configuration. This opens the BTS
Configuration window.
d. Select the scanning picocell from the BTS pulldown
list.
e. Select the new Quad T1 card port from the T1 Line
Number dropdown list, and click Save.
If the traffic picocell is connected to a new Quad T1
card, select the new card number from the T1 Card
Number pulldown list before selecting the T1 Line
Number.
It may take up to 3 minutes for the red LED to turn
off and the green LED to light up.
6.3
Checking scanning
picocell operation