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28 RT 1000 v1.0 Deployment Guide R00.f
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Troubleshooting
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• The CRA will contain functions that can be used with a BSU to perform the
following on demand tests:
o No GPS position
Position is invalid because not enough satellites were acquired. This should only
need to be done at initial WLS discovery. GPS should not be turned on when
analog is on. Operator should be able to turn on the GPS receiver for a specified
time. If no position can be determined then the operator should be able to review
the neighbor information to determine the unit’s line and station and manually set
it in the application.
o WRU replacement (user initiated)
A unit may need to be replaced for any number of reasons determined by the
operator. The uplink and downlink neighbor of the unit being replaced would be
told that its neighbor is being changed and it (downlink unit) should be sent an
undeploy command by serial number. Once the replacement WRU has been
changed, this unit should be activated by troubleshooter and it will execute the self
and neighbor discovery process. The uplink and downlink neighbors of the
replacement WRU should perform a WLS discovery with the new unit and add it to
the list of units in WLS.
o Geophone troubleshooting
This is a case where a geophone has been identified as bad and there is a
troubleshooter at the unit. Select the units and perform any geophone test
available. These tests can be run as a suite or individually. The units) would need
to be told to turn on analog power and would begin to send data to CRA for
analysis. For more detail on analyzing test data see “WRU built in self tests”.
o Battery management
This test when a battery is to be replaced and tested to verify that it is a good
battery. Select the unit and request battery status the WRU. Display data for both
batteries if present.
o Analog channel evaluation
This test is performed when a geophone has been replaced with a new one and
test is still bad. Run the internal tests to determine if the channel is bad and the
WRU needs to be replaced. These tests can be run as a suite or individually. The
units) would need to be told to turn on analog power and would begin to send data
to CRA for analysis. For more detail on analyzing test data see “WRU built in self
tests”.
o Deployment test with tolerance parameters on demand
In the active state, propagate a command downlink in the heartbeat to an
individual WRU to run the go-no-go test suite with a specified tolerance and
indicate on LEDs test results and report pass/fail to the WS manager in next
heartbeat.
Note special care will have to be taken with tilt switches during battery
replacement. A user-gesture may be used to assist this process.