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Prism MIB Objects

Alarm Enabled

SNMP MIB:

fwuSystemAlarmEnabled

Description: Indicates whether the alarm is Enabled or Disabled Syntax: ALARMEnable Access Level: Read Write

Static Alarms Table

Unit ID 2

SNMP MIB:

Description: The second portion of unit ID. Values: Between 1 and 88888888 Syntax: UnitId2 Access Level: Not-accessible

Unit Type

SNMP MIB:

Description: The unit type. Values: Value of UnitType. Syntax: UnitType Access Level: Read-only

fwuUnitID

fwuUnitType

Major Alarm Codes

SNMP MIB:

fwuUnitMajorAlarms

Description: Alarm code(s) that correspond to any major alarms that occurred in

the unit.

Syntax: DisplayString Access Level: Read-only

Minor Alarm Codes

SNMP MIB:

fwuUnitMinorAlarms

Description: Alarm code(s) that correspond to any minor alarms that occurred in

the unit.

Syntax: DisplayString Access Level: Read-only

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Using an SNMP Interface

WORKING WITH SNMP TRAPS

This section describes how to view traps in the MIB Browser and how to interpret responses.

NOTE: The actual SNMP trap Parameters are listed under the corresponding alarm name in

“Troubleshooting Alarms” on page 185.

View the Traps

NOTE: This procedure shows how to view traps using the AdventNet MIB Browser. This procedure

may differ for other MIB browsers.

1 In the AdventNet MIB Browser, click the Trap Viewer icon on the Toolbar.

NOTE: To receive traps using the manager, you must first register the manager using the

procedure in “Set SNMP Trap Managers” on page 138.

The Trap Viewer dialog opens.

2 In the Port box, enter the desired port number that you entered during trap

registration.

3 In the Community box, enter the community string for the incoming traps that

you entered during trap registration. The default is public.

4 Click the Add button to add the Port and Community list to the Trap list (visible in

the Trap List list box).

5 (Optional) Click the Load button to load the trap parser file.

Working with SNMP Traps

6 Click the Start button. Trap Viewer begins to receive traps from the specified

port and community. The traps when received are listed in the Trap Table. The trap table has the

following five columns.

• Class—defines the severity of the trap.

• Type—defines the type of the trap or the inform request.

• Source—represents the IP address of the source from where the traps were

sent.

• Date—shows the date and time when the trap was received.

• Message—lists the VarBind list of the trap, if any.

The status of the trap is displayed in the status pane at the bottom of the dialog box. Moreover, the Trap count and the inform count is displayed in the status pane.

7 To log the received traps, select the Enable Logging check box. All the incoming

traps are logged to a file. The default name of the log file is trap.log.

8 To view the details of the traps, click on the Show Details button. You can also

right-click the trap in the trap table and select View Trap Details.

9 Click Stop to stop listening to the port.

10 To delete a trap, select the trap and click the Delete Entry button. You can also

right-click the trap in the trap table and select Delete the Selected Rows. Another option in Trap Viewer is the ParserEditor. Trap Viewer can filter the incoming

traps according to certain criterion called the Parser Criteria. The configuration of the criterion is made possible by using the ParserEditor.

NOTE: To deregister trap receiving, in the snmpTargetAddrTable select the row that corresponds

to the registered trap and then click the Delete button.

Managing Traps

The EMS receives Traps from SNMP agents and converts them to alarms and non-alarmed events for further processing and reporting.

NOTE: TRAPS are listed with corresponding EMS alarms in “Troubleshooting Alarms” on

page 185.

As some alarms can be enabled or disabled, corresponding traps will accordingly be enabled or disabled. Thresholds dictate when an enabled trap is activated. For a list of which alarms can be enabled/disabled, see

Remote Unit Alarms” on page 178.

“Enable and Disable Host and

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Using an SNMP Interface

Do the following to enable or disable a trap through SNMP, in which the values must be set in the sequence shown.

Do the following to enable or disable an alarm through SNMP, in which the values must be set in the sequence shown.

1 Use fwuSystemTrapNodeAddress to set the unit address for the node, where 0

equals the Host, UnitId2 for DRU.

2 Use fwuSystemAlarmModuleNo to set the module number to be effected. 3 Use fwuSystemModuleAlarmcode to identify which alarm to enable/disable. 4 Use fwuSystemAlarmEnabled to change the value to enable/disable the alarm,

where:

• 1 = Enable

• 0 = Disable

Date and Time Stamps in Traps

Table 28 describes the date and time fields.

Table 28. MIB Date and Time Stamp Fields

Field Octets Contents Range

1 1-2 year

2 3 month 1…12

3 4 day 1…31

4 5 hour 0…23

5 6 minutes 0…59

6 7 seconds 0…59

7 8 deci-seconds 0…9

8 9 direction from UTC +' / '-'

9 10 hours from UTC

10 11 minutes from UTC 0…59

(1)

Value of year is in network-byte order

(2)

Daylight savings time in New Zealand is +13

(1)

For Example:

Tuesday May 26, 1992 at 1:30:15 PM EDT

is displayed as:

(2)

0…65536

0…13

1992-5-26,13:30:15.0,-4:0

Working with SNMP Traps

3 157

86 42

Variable Bindings

For Host Traps, there are 9 variable bindings:

1 sysUpTime 2 snmpTrapOID 3 fwuTrapSequenceNumber 4 fwuTrapTimeStamp 5 fwuModuleNumber, as shown in Figure 30

Figure 30. Host SeRF Optical Port Assignments

6 fwuModuleType, where the module types are represented numerically as

follows:

• 1 = Host

• 2 = Remote

• 3 = SeRF

• 4 = DART

• 5 = SFP

• 6 = RSI

• 7 = RDI

• 8 = Power Detector

• 9 = LPA

• 10 = LNA 7 fwuHstNumber 8 fwuHstName 9 fwuNotificationStatus:

• 1—Normal

• 2—Minor

• 3—Major

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APPENDIX A: UPGRADING AN LPA

CAUTION! Completing this upgrade causes a Loss of Service. Complete this procedure during

normal maintenance time.

NOTE: Any LPA firmware version prior to V1.13 identifies itself as a URH PCS LPA via the I2C.

Only LPAs upgraded to V1.13 will correctly identify themselves via I2C. You can upgrade any LPA with this utility.

NOTE: The UMTS LPA is used as an example in this document.

Do the following to upgrade an LPA. 1 Ensure that your laptop Network-Interface Connection (NIC) is configured for

DHCP.

2 Access the Hardware Inventory report for the Host and Remote Unit(s):

a In the System Menu bar, click System Information > Get Information,. b In the Reports panel Type list, select Hardware Inventory. c Determine the IP address for the Host and Remote Unit(s). d Determine the number of the LPA that you want to upgrade; see “RF Module

Capabilities and GUI Representation” on page 21

3 Login to the Host using telnet or ssh. 4 From the Host, login to the Remote Unit using the following command, where

N is the Remote Unit ID (1 - 8): sshremote N

5 On the Remote Unit, log on as root.

a Type: root

b Enter the foll owing Password: ADCfwu 6 At the root directory, type: lpautility 7 At the confirmation query, on your keyboard, press Y + ENTER to continue. 8 To get LPA inventory of the LPA that you want to upgrade, type: 1 9 To see the inventory of the unit to be upgraded, enter the module slot number

that you obtained in

NOTE: If the unit has V1.12 or earlier firmware on it, it will always self identify as a URH 1.9GHz

PCS LPA regardless of its actual LPA type. This has been corrected in version 1.13. In this example, although the unit is reported as URH1.9, it is actually a UMTS module.

Step 2.

10 To upgrade the LPA, type the number that corresponds to the LPA to be

upgraded.

11 Select the firmware to use during the upgrade.

12 When prompted, type Y (for Yes), and then press the ENTER key.

The download takes about 5 minutes. When the download is complete a message will be displayed. If the download fails, an error message displays and you are prompted to try again.

13 To exit, type: 5

The utility restarts the hardware monitor and watchdog timer and closes the session.

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APPENDIX B: DUPLEXER PROGRAMMING UTILITY

A Prism system can report a Duplexer Mismatch Alarm. This alarm is used to ensure that the Duplexer is being used with the correct frequency bands.

For example, the PRU/URU supports an 850 Duplexer and an 850 APAC Duplexer. The 850 Duplexer handles 869-894 MHz, whereas the 850 APAC Duplexer supports 870-890 MHz. The Host DART can support either band, but if you attempt to configure a frequency between 869-894 MHz with the 870-890 MHZ Duplexer, the system will generate a Duplexer Mismatch Alarm.

Previous versions of PRU/URU hardware did not have the Duplexer programmed. If this is the case, then a Duplexer Mismatch Alarm will be reported. Prism releases that are 6.0.0.12 or higher include a Duplexer Programming Utility, which allows field programming of the Duplexer through its Low Noise Amplifier (LNA).

CAUTION! It is recommended that you contact ADC to insure that this is warranted.

The name of the utility is LNAconfig and it is available via a telnet session into the Remote Unit.

The steps to program through the Duplexer Programming Utility are: 1 Ensure that your laptop Network-Interface Connection (NIC) is configured for

DHCP.

2 Access the Hardware Inventory report for the Host and Remote Unit(s):

a In the System Menu bar, click System Information > Get Information,.

b In the Reports panel Type list, select Hardware Inventory.

c Determine the IP address for the Host and Remote Unit(s).

d Determine the number of the LNA that you want to program; see “RF

Module Capabilities and GUI Representation” on page 21

3 Login to the Host using telnet or ssh. 4 From the Host, login to the Remote Unit using the following command, where

N is the Remote Unit ID (1 - 8):

sshremote N

5 Log on to the Remote Unit as root.

a Type: root

b Enter the foll owing Password: ADCfwu 6 At the prompt, type: LNAconfig

7 Select the LNA # to read or program:

LNA URU Position PRU Position

1 Right Door, DART 1 Module A, DART 1

2 Right Door, DART 2 Module A, DART 2

3 Front Door, DART 3 Module B, DART 3

4 Front Door, DART 4 Module B, DART 4

5 Left Door, DART 5 Module C, DART 5

6 Left Door, DART 6 Module C, DART 6

7 n/a Module D, DART 7

8 n/a Module D, DART 8

8 Select the desired Duplexer type (1-21) or 0 to read the current Duplexer type:

Select: …for this Duplexer Type

1 850 Cellular A\+A+A'

2 850 Cellular B+B'

3 800 APAC iDEN (shipped)

4 1900 PCS

5 800 SMR Low Wide URH

6 1800 GSM

7 900 EGSM

8 900 EGSM P-GSM

9 700 Upper C

10 800 SMR Prism Paired with 900 SMR

11 900 SMR Prism Paired with 800 SMR

12 800 SMR Prism Unpaired

13 850 APAC

14 800 SMR Low URH

15 900 SMR High URH

16 2100 AWS

17 850 Cellular A\+A+B+A'+B'

18 2100 UMTS

19 900 EGSM APAC

20 700 Lower ABC

21 800 APAC iDEN (spec)

0 read type from EEPROM

9 Once the Duplexer has been programmed, verify the correct Duplexer type by

performing a read of the LNA as well as checking the Duplexer type shown in the RF Groups in the GUI.

10 Repeat for all Duplexers needing programming.

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INDEX

Numerics

10 MHz Reference Clock ...........................64

4G readiness ..............................................4

Abort button ..........................................220

Access Level men u .................................205

Access level, users ..........................207–208

Ack’d column

Current Alarms report ......................110

View Alarm History page ..................171

View Current Alarms page ............... 168

Acknowledge All Alarms page ................. 183

Acknowledge All button ..........................183

Activate button ......................................145

Activate Optional Features page ............. 145

Activation Code box ...............................145

Active alarms, acknowledge ................... 183

ADC-FWU-IRS-TC-MIB.mib ....................232

ADC-FWU-URH-TC-MIB.mib ................... 232

Add button

SNMP Trap Managers ....................... 140

users ...............................................206

Add New Trap Manager panel ................. 139

Add New User button .............................205

Adding

new users ................................. 205–206

SNMP Trap Managers ................139–140

Additive Gain (dB) value ..........................88

Address box ...........................................144

admin user access .................................204

Alarm field .............................................148

Alarm History

filtering .................................... 172–174

remove filter ....................................174

Alarm indicators .......................................41

Alarm Name column

Current Alarms report ......................110

View Alarm History page ..................171

View Current Alarms page ................168

Alarm Name field ...................................174

Alarm Status column

Configure Optical Ports .......................69

Fiber Optics report ...........................107

Get Optics Information page ............117

View DARTs page .............................151

View Optical Ports page ....................150

Alarms

See also Index of Alarms.

acknowledge active ..........................183

clear all disconnects .........................184

clear history .....................................172

color codes .........................................44

Contact

enable/disable ...........................182

naming ......................................182

details, viewing ..................................45

enable/disable .......................... 178–180

Extended Info page ..........................169

troubleshooting ........................ 185–202

viewing ..............................................44

current ............................... 168–169

history ............................... 170–171

Alarms > Acknowledge All Alarms ..........183

Alarms > Clear All Disconnects ...............184

Alarms > Manage Contact Alarms ..........182

Alarms > View Alarm History .................170

filter alarms .....................................172

Alarm Code column

Current Alarms report ......................110

View Alarm History page ..................171

View Current Alarms page ............... 168

Alarm Codes

See Index of Alarms.

Alarm Counter ........................................148

Alarms > View Current Alarms ...............168

All Report ...............................................112

Antenna Disconnect Alarm .....................181

Antenna Disconnect Severity menu 174, 181

Apply button ............................................41

Index

Average Power (dBm) column

Configure Host Forward Gain page .....87

Configure Reverse Input Power Levels

page ...............................................94

Host Forward Gain Settings report ...108

Backup button ........................................126

Backup files

creating ....................................126–127

restoring ...................................128–130

Backup page ...................................126–127

Band Type column, View DARTs page .... 151

Bands list ....................................... 132, 135

BDA, setting as input ...............................73

Browse button ........................................128

BTS, setting as input ................................73

Buttons

Abort ...............................................220

Acknowledge All ............................... 183

Activate ...........................................145

Add

SNMP Trap Managers .................140

users .........................................206

Add New User ..................................205

Apply .................................................41

Backup ............................................126

Browse ............................................128

Change Access

Change Access Level page ......... 207

Manage Users page ...................207

Change Password ............................. 210

Change Password page .............. 209

Manage User page .....................209

Clear All Disconnects .......................184

Clear Configuration ..........................161

Clear History ............................ 171, 172

Commit

unit upgrades ............................223

Upgrades > Commit ..................219

Delete

Manage Users page ...................212

Set SNMP Trap Managers ........... 142

Download .........................................113

Filter

Alarm History page ....................173

Get Optics Information page ...... 116

Linked DARTs Delay Table ...........84

First .................................................171

Buttons (continued)

Last ..................................................171

LPA Reset .........................................165

Perform System Test ........................133

Previous ...........................................171

Reboot .............................................164

Refresh ..............................................41

Reset Counter ..................................153

Reset Max Hold ..................................87

Restore ............................................129

Update .............................................222

Upload

Restore page .............................129

Upgrades > Upload ............215, 216

Calendar, Set Date and Time ....................61

Capacity field, View Status page ............160

Change Access button

Change Access Level page ...............207

Manage Users page ..........................207

Change Access Level page ......................207

Change Password button ........................210

Change Password page ....................209

Manage Users page ..........................209

Change Password page ..................209, 210

Changing

personal password ...........................210

RF Power Low threshold ...................180

user access to EMS .................. 207–208

user password .......................... 208–209

Choose File dialog, upgrade files ....214, 216

Choose File window ................................129

Clear All Disconnects button ...................184

Clear All Disconnects page .....................184

Clear Configuration button .....................161

Clear History button .......................171, 172

Clearing

alarm history ....................................172

DART Module configuration ...... 161–162

Click Here to Download link ....................133

Commit button

unit upgrades ...................................223

Upgrades > Commit .........................219

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Index

Common columns

Linked DARTs Delay report .............. 106

Linked DARTs Delay table ..................83

Linked DARTs report ........................105

Community box ......................................139

Community column ................................138

Components, Prism system ........................4

Configuration, system backup .........126–127

Configure

DART links ................................... 71–74

date ............................................. 60–62

Forward Delay ............................. 82–83

Host Forward Gain ....................... 85–87

Host Optical ports ........................ 67–69

Host Reverse Gain .......................88–90

Host Unit properties ..................... 64–65

PRU/URU Optical ports .......................70

Remote Forward Gain .................. 91–93

Remote Unit properties .............. 66, 163

Reverse Delay ..............................82–83

Reverse Input Power Levels ......... 94–96

SNMP ...............................................144

SNMP Trap Managers ....................... 138

time ............................................. 60–62

Configure Bands panel ............................. 71

Configure DART Links page ......................71

Configure Delay page ...............................82

Configure Feature page ..........................227

Configure Host Forward Gain page ...........86

Configure Host Reverse Gain page ...........88

Configure Optical Ports page

Host ...................................................67

Remote Unit .......................................70

Configure Optical Ports table

Host Unit ...........................................68

Remote Unit .......................................70

Configure Reverse Input Power Levels 

page .....................................................94

Confirm Password box .............205, 209, 210

Connect to EMS ........................................57

Contact Alarm column, Manage Contact

Alarms page ........................................182

Contact alarms

enable/disable .................................182

naming ............................................182

Contact Alarms column, Edit Unit 

Properties page ...................................123

contains box

Get Optics Information page ............116

Linked DARTs Delay table ..................84

View History Alarms page ................173

Craft port .................................................57

Creating system backup file ........... 126–127

Current Alarms report ............................110

Current Alarms table .............................. 110

DART Fault

Host Unit ..........................................186

DART Id column

Configure Host Reverse Gain page .....90

Host Forward Gain Settings report ...108

Linked DARTs Delay report

Host ...........................................106

Remote Unit ...............................106

Linked DARTs Delay table

Host Unit ......................................83

Remote Unit .................................83

Linked DARTs report

Host ...........................................105

Remote Unit ...............................105

Remote Forward Gain Settings report ...

109

DART list

Configure DART Links page

Host .............................................72

Remote Unit .................................74

Configure Delay page .........................82

Configure Host Forward Gain page .....86

Host Parameters table ........................88

Perform System Test page ...............132

Schedule System Test page .............135

DART Mode column

Host Forward Gain Settings report ...108 Remote Forward Gain Settings 

report ...........................................109

DART Mode list .........................................86

DART Modules

clearing configuration ............... 161–162

configure links ..............................71–74

setting mode ......................................86

viewing ............................................151

Index

DART Name box, Configure DART Links 

page

Host ...................................................72

Remote Unit .......................................74

DART Name column

Configure Host Reverse Gain page .....90

Host Forward Gain Settings report ...108 Linked DARTs Delay report

Host ...........................................106

Remote Unit ..............................106

Linked DARTs Delay table

Host Unit .....................................83

Remote Unit ................................83

Linked DARTs report ........................105

Remote Forward Gain Settings report

Host ...........................................109

Remote ......................................109

View DARTs page ............................. 151

DART Number column, View DARTs 

page ...................................................151

DART Remote Unit

alarms, enable/disable ..............178–180

update .............................................216

viewing

hardware report .........................102

Optical ports .......................149–150

status .................................156–160

DART Status table ..................................157

Date and time stamps, SNMP ................. 291

DATE box, Schedule System Test ...........136

Date Code column, Hardware Inventory

report .................................................103

Date, set ............................................ 60–62

Day(s) (1-30) radio button .................... 136

DC voltages .............................................15

DC-FLEXWAVE-URH.mib ........................232

Delete button

Manage Users ..................................212

Set SNMP Trap Managers .................142

Deleting

SNMP Trap Managers .......................142

users ...............................................212

Description column

Extended Alarms page .....................169

Hardware Inventory report ..............103

DHCP mode ..............................................63

DHCP server .............................................57

Disabling

alarms ...................................... 178–180

Contact alarms .................................182

SNMP traps ......................................290

Disconnect alarms, clearing ....................184

Diversity column, Linked DARTs report ...105 Diversity list, Configure DART Links 

page ......................................................73

Download button ....................................113

Downloading system reports .......... 113–115

Dual-LPA system

restting LPAs ....................................165

Duplexer Programming Utility ......... 296–297

Edit Properties page

Host ...................................................64

Remote Unit ...............................66, 163

Edit Unit Properties page ........................123

telnet ...............................................163

Edit Unit Properties page, system level ..123

EMS Graphical User Interface ...................40

online help .........................................49

procedures in .....................................47

selecting menu items .........................48

sorting tables .....................................46

EMS View Frame ........................41, 42, 148

Enable checkbox ....................................135

Enabled selection box

Manage Alarms page ........................174

Manage Contact Alarms page ...........182

Enabling

alarms ...................................... 178–180

Contact alarms .................................182

SNMP traps ......................................290

SNMP V1 Agent Override mode ........144

Upload button ..................................129

Ethernet CAT 5 cable ................................56

Extended Info link

Current Alarms report ......................111

View Current Alarms page ................169

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