Operations Manual

Introduction
MCPS2000 Operations Manual
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3.3.3 Using Remote Alarm Monitoring
The MCPS2000 can include an optional alarm or control interface to base station
monitoring systems. These systems provide a serial interface to transmit status codes
to a remote host computer and receive a limited set of commands from the host. For
system with such an interface, the interface is described in detail in the specifications
Appendix.
☛ Note: The MCPS2000 fault management system and its associated alarms and
fault indicators operate independently of the serial interface.
4 Field Service Procedures
4.1 Introduction
☛ Important: TheMCPS2000 should be serviced only by trained and qualified
personnel. Always follow safety warnings.
☛ Note: Before shipment, theMCPS2000 was inspected and found free of mechanical
and electrical defects. The electrical performance of theMCPS2000 should be
verified using these procedures. If there is any deficiency, or if electrical
performance is not within specifications, notify your Spectrian representative
immediately.
4.1.1 Safety Precautions and Tools
To avoid injury, installers, technicians, and maintenance personnel must follow
Spectrian's recommended procedures and observe safety precautions.
☛ Warning: Persons with cardiac pacemakers should avoid exposure to RF radiating
elements.
☛ Warning: Exposing the human eye to high levels of radio-frequency radiation may
result in the formation of cataracts. Do not operate exposed circuitry or radiating
elements with personnel in close proximity to the radiating source. Always replace
covers and shields during operation.
Tools
The following tools are recommended to perform system service tasks.
• HP 436 Power meter • Volt-Ohmmeter (VOM)