User's Guide
Table Of Contents
- CHAPTER 1 Introduction
- CHAPTER 2 First Time Installation
- 2
- 2.1 Overview
- 2.2 System Setup
- 2.3 Configuration Step by Step
- 2.3.1 Log into ZoneDAS
- 2.3.2 Set System Time
- 2.3.3 Ensure that RF Inputs are Within Range (0 ~ 24 dBm)
- 2.3.4 Configure BU Parameters
- 2.3.5 Loading a Pre-Set Configuration with a Config File
- 2.3.6 Checking RF Activity from the BU Screen
- 2.3.7 Mount Each RU
- 2.3.8 Configure RU Parameters
- 2.3.9 Turn Service On
- 2.3.10 Fill in Descriptive Information
- 2.3.11 Set Central Management
- 2.3.12 Save Settings
- 2.3.13 Backup Configurations
- CHAPTER 3 The Web Configurator
- CHAPTER 4 Home
- Chapter 5 Setting
- Chapter 6 Fault
- CHAPTER 7 System
- CHAPTER 8 Maintenance
Chapter 6: Fault
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CHAPTER 6
F
AULT
Overview
The Fault screen allows the user to monitor and control all alarm-related functionality. These
include the monitoring of current and past alarms, the configuration of security level for
each alarm, and the System Log, which records all events and alarms.
6.1.1 Available Functions
• Use the Active Alarms screen to view, filter, and search for active alarms (Section 6.2).
• Use the Past Alarm screen to view, filter, and search for past alarms (Section 6.3).
• Use the Alarm Settings screen to modify the severity classification of alarms (Section
6.4).
• Use the System Log screen to access and view the ZoneDAS System Log (Section 6.5).
The Active Alarms Screen
An alarm is how ZoneDAS notifies that something noteworthy has happened or gone wrong
(for example, the connection between a BU and an RU has been lost). An alarm about
something that is still in effect is called an active alarm, which an alarm that has been
cleared is called a past alarm. The Active Alarms Screen shows all the active alarms that
currently exist. Click Fault > Active Alarms to access it, which looks like the following.
Figure 32 Fault > Active Alarms