Westell CSIDRACELAAWS User Manual

CSI-DRACELA-PR-AW CS12-560-419

WARNING:

INSTALLERS. You MUST have an FCC LICENSE or use may result in signiﬁcant forfeiture penalties, including penalties in excess

The Installation height of the antenna for AWS band 1700/2100 MHz operations is limited to 10 meters above ground for compliance with FCC Regulation Section 27.50

Important Safety Information

Antennas used the

purpose

to

-2 dBi at output. Each

ers. The following

INDOOR inside

antenna.

beyond

the maximum

OUTDOOR ft.). A non- directional antenna routinely

Radio and Television Interferen

NOTE: This FCC rules. ated in a and used equipment in a residential area is likel ence

at his own

operate

this

This is

NOT a CONSUMER device.

It is designed

express consent

for the

of

antennas

antenna

passing

equipment

These

commercial environment.

in

accordance

equipment

copy or the

purchasers

purpose

communicating to the wireless infrastructure is limited

guidelines

must be

Adhering to this minimum

permissible

must be

closer than

limits are

expense. Changes

Cellular Specialties, Inc.

otherwise reproduce

of radiating

antenna

has

with the instruction

under

use only.

must be

should be

placed

limit

positioned

having a maximum gain of

speciﬁ

been tested

designed

Federal Communications Commission’s rules.

signals

indoors are limited to a maximum gain of 3 dBi. The outdoor

positioned

used

such that, under normal

separation

as deﬁned

such that, under normal

ed.

ce

and found to comply with the limits for a

to provide

This

equipment generates, uses

manual,

y to

cause ha

and

Modiﬁ

all or portions of the product

to

when

considering

will

by section 1.1310 i.e. li

reasonable protection against

may

rmful interference in which

cations

not

grants

to the

for installation by FCC LICEN

of

an FCC Licensee

of

$100,000

observe

conditions, personnel cannot

ensure

-2 dBi is used, precautions should be taken to

cause

expressly approved

purchaser a fully paid license,

to -2 dBi, or any

minimum

separation distances.

that the

conditions, personnel cannot approach

harmful

separation requirements

employee

mits

and can

interference

documentation.

combination of gain

or

bystander cannot exceed

for General Population/U

Class A digital

harmful

radiate

case

by Cellular Specialties, Inc.

interference radio to radio

the

user

Such

SEES

to

operate this

for

each

continuing violati

come within 20 cm (~8.0 in.) from

device,

frequency energy

communications. Operation

will

be required to correct the

at no additional charge, to

reproduction

AND QUALIFI

device. Unauthorized

and loss that equates

from all

users

ncontrolled

closer than 120 cm.

prevent personnel from

pursuant

when the

can void your authority to

shall be for

ED

on.

antenna used

and

RF

exposures

Exposure.

to Part 15

equipment

and,

if

not

bystand-

is

installed

for

any

(~4

of the

oper-

of

this

interfer-

Table of Contents

Section Hardware Module Side Module Module Top View

Installation.......................................................................................................................... 6

Physical Module RF and Power

Section

Face Top View Dimensions. Power N

ormal Operati

System Status.................................................................................................................... 10

Ala Alarm

Hardware Operations......................................................................................................... 11

Test Point Locations

Indicator Lights................................................................................................................... 11

Troubleshooti

Section

Warranty and Repair Local EIA232 Pin

General Operation Overview.............................................................................................. 16

Section

Ethernet.............................................................................................................................. 17

Monitoring & Alarms........................................................................................................... 17

Text Menu Interface............................................................................................................ 17

Local Figure Figure Logi

Main Menu.......................................................................................................................... 19

Set Telnet

Maintenance Mode............................................................................................................. 39

Terms

1........................................................................................................................... 5

Conﬁgurati

on..................................................................................................... 5

View............................................................................................................... 5

Face

Plate

View..................................................................................................... 5

................................................................................................................ 5

Installation Into The Train.................................................................................... 6

Interconnection Diagram....................................................................................... 7

Cabling....................................................................................................... 7

2........................................................................................................................................ 7

Plate

Dimensions...................................................................................................... 8

........................................................................................................ 9

Up............................................................................................................................ 10

on............................................................................................................... 10

rms................................................................................................................................ 10

Notiﬁ

cation

Message............................................................................................... 10

and Values.

....................................................................................... 11

ng.................................................................................................................. 11

3.........................................................................................................................................11

Procedures....................................................................................... 13

Communication Interface

Ports................................................................................. 16

Speciﬁcations...................................................................................................16

4........................................................................................................................... 16

Access....................................................................................................................... 17

1...............................................................................................................................17

2...............................................................................................................................17

n................................................................................................................................... 19

Parameters

Menu......................................................................................................... 19

Session TCP/IP........................................................................................................ 20

used in this manual

.................................................................................................. 40

-4-

Section 1

Hardware Conﬁguration

of

Serial

Warning:

enclosure

Port

The protective cover

integrity.

Status

LED

Modem

FCC

Label

COM

for

PCS

Server Server

Cell

Server

the serial

Donor

Cell

when the port is

Donor Ant

Donor

Module Side View

port must be securely fastened

Module

Ant PCS

U7C

Top View

Server

Module Face Plate View

- 5 -

not in use

U7C

Donor

DC

to

Out

prevent compromi

Power LED

se

DC In

Section 1

Installation

1. Unpack the box containing the CSI 1K

2. After unpacking Specialties,

3. Install the

the

Inc. at

1-877-844-4274

repeater in

components,

the new rack

repeater system module.

verify all parts

to

arrange

attached

and cables are

for

replacements

at bottom

of

the existing

Physical Installation

present.

to be sent. Note: all

If

any

system frame

Into The Train

-6 -

parts

are di

supplied cables

and

secure in place with 4 - #10-32

scovered to be missing

are ﬁre

resistant, low halogen.

contact Cell

screws .

ular

Section 2

Installation

1.

Remove connect current

the male input

it to the female DC OUT

locations.

Install the

2.

Remove ANTENNA on the 1K

the

train’s

3.

Remove ANTENNA port on the 1K

the

train’s

4.

Remove the

5. Install the

6.

Remove on the 1C

the

1J module.

supplied Rubber

the

module.

820-2064-001

7.

Remove on the 1F

the

CS54-3059-12

module.

8.

Remove module.

9.

Remove module.

10. module.

11. pler port

Remove

labeled

the

820-2124-001

the

820-2124-001

the

CS54-3059-12

the

CS54-3154-12

LOW on the 1B

12.

Remove

coupler port

the

CS54-3154-12

labeled

LOW on the 1B

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18. ule.

19.

Connect

one

supplied 820-2124-036

one

supplied 820-2124-036

one

supplied 820-2194-001

one

supplied 820-2124-036

one

supplied 820-2124-036

one

supplied 820-2124-036

one

supplied 820-2124-036

connector

donor

module.

radiax cable feed from the

module.

of the CBL/A 72VDC PIGTAIL,

connector

antenna

cable that

Duck

cable that

module.

cable that

on the 1K module. The other

of the 72VDC power supply cable from the train into the port

feed cable from the COMMON port on the 1B module and

connects

antenna

in the 1K module, MODEM

connects

module.

cable from the DAS port on the 1G module to the U7C SERVER port on the 1K

cable from the DONOR ANT port on the

cable from the port 5 on the 1E module to the COM port on the 1K

cable from the DAS port on the 1D module to the CELL SERVER port on the 1K

cable from the DAS port on the 1A module to the PCS SERVER port on the 1K

cable from the DONOR ANT port on the 1F module to the CELL DONOR port on the 1K

cable from the DONOR ANT port on the 1C module to the PCS DONOR port on the 1K

820-2164-001,

connectors

second

COMMON port on the 1B module and

the right hand coupler port

port.

the right hand coupler port

the left hand coupler port

the right hand coupler port

RF

and Power Cabling

- 7-

labeled

from the

labeled

1J

train’s

72VDC power supply cable

on this cable

LOW on the 1H module to the DONOR ANT port

HIGH on the 1B module to the DONOR ANT

HIGH on the 1H module to the DONOR ANT

LOW on the 1H module to the DAS port on the 1G

HIGH on the 1B module to the DAS port on the 1A

HIGH on the 1H module to the DAS port on the 1D

COMMON on the 1H module to the left hand

COMMON on the 1H module to the right

module to the U7C DONOR port on the 1K

assembly

labeled

connect

will

remain installed in

DC IN on the 1K

it to the port

module.

labeled DONOR

labeled

unit.

SER

module.

and

VER

port

cou-

hand

module.

mod-

module.

their

on

port

Section 2

Step 13

Step 14

Step 15

Step 5

Step 16

1

J

1

H

1

G

Step

17

Step 18

Step

19

To Radiax

Step 3

Step

To D

1

K

1B 1A

1C

Step 1

72 VDC

2

ono

r

Module Interconnection Diagram

- 8 -

1 1E 1F

D

34.58

3.41

Face Plate Dimensions

33.58

Section 2

18.06

1.29

9.28

Top View Dimensions

- 9 -

Downlink

Over

Range

Downlink

High Temperature

Scan Receiver Lo

w

Uncalibration

Uplink Over

Range

Downlink

Low Temperature

Scan Receiver High

AGC Disable

d

Synthesizer Error

Uplink High VSWR

No GPS Data

Property

File Error

DAC

Error Uplink Low VSWR

No GPS Lock

DAS Failure

DC

Current High

Uplink Filter Load

No GPS Fi

x

Watchdog Timer

DC

Current Low

Uplink Over Current

GPS

Antenna Current

Modem

Not Responding

Downlink

High VSWR

Uplink

Under Current

GPS Fix Filter Not Present

User Login

Downlink

Low VSWR

Osc

illati

on

Chassis Overhea

t

Password Changed

Downlink

Filter

Load

Uplink High Temperature

Chassis

Under Temp

CPU Boo

t

Downlink

Over

Current

Uplink Low Temperature

Software Abort

Placed

in

Disabled Conditi

on

Downlink

Under Current

Fan Failure

Software Error

In

Maintenance Mod

e

Installation Power Up

To power up the CSI powered up is

complete,

Normal

After boot up and a GPS position ﬁx is obtain ment and Keying Decision” and “Low Isolation the

repeater’s environment

Certiﬁ

cati

System Status

The

Software provides

System Info:

Software

Local

repeater

up, the

repeater

a GPS location ﬁx is obtained

Operation

on.

will begin in

and make the

real time

Locati

on

Mode

l Board Typ Carrier SW Ve Serial N Item N Date Buil Watchdog Timer CPLD Ve

Builder URL Revi Compile Date

Area Hostname Boot IP Address MAC Address

rsi

umber

t

rsion

Build

sion

network:

Protoco

e

on

Information:

l

simply

connect

the Operational Mode, using the “Band

status

data reporting the

Alarms

The ing to a User

Each Alarm has

Alarm

The alarm ing the alarm

Operating Software

software

in

conjunction

Provisioned

· Disable the provisioned

· Alarm Filter useful notiﬁcations

·

Send cations Subsystem

· Alarm Clear Message: sioned.

will

with the

account.

these

User

Provisioned Capabilities.:

System:

Conditions: A Filter Condition

an Alarm Message:

Notiﬁcation Message

messages consists

condition(s).

Below is a list of the

monitor the

Communications Subsystem

The Operating software

if provisioned.

The Operating Software

if

provisioned.

The Operating Software

of the

Systems

Section 2

the 72 VDC power cable f

and the unit is within

the

repeater

Detection

necessary adjustments to keep the product operating within speciﬁcations

Wide Area network

Remote Enabled Modem Type IP Address

SNMP

Enabled Read-only User Read-write User Read-only User Read-only Read-write Communit Traps/Inf Heartbeat

Modem

Connected

repeater

for

Identiﬁ

alarms

will begin operation based

and Protection”

state

of the

:

Conﬁgurati

Status:

conditions

(such

cation Tag, a

on:

Communit

orms

that are out of normal

can disable

as X number

can

send

that

will

trigger an alarm

when so

rom

the train

Switching Algorithm”. The

an ” Area D

repeater.

y

the

send a notiﬁcation via

an alarm

summary

eﬁnition”.

on the Area D

algorithms.

GPS

The

This

status contains:

Location Data: Run State Latitude L

ongitude PCS Filter I Location BTA Sate No Box Searching Count

RF

Alarms:

Over Range O

scillati

VSWR Out

if Low Signal No Signal

conﬁgured

System

of

occurrences

clear

of

operation,

will

(prohibit Keying) until the alarm condition is

message

the current alarms,

message

to the DC IN port on the Power Module. When

repeater

eﬁnitions, “Channel

operational software

Scan Receiver:

D

llite Coun

Coun

t

on

Band Overdrive

triggering an alarm event. The

send alarm messages

per hour) to the alarm

message

when an alarm condition clears

to be

sent.:

System Alarms:

to

E-mail or SMS through the

and a short

will

not key until

Power Measure

will

continuously monitor

and FCC Typ

Run State Dekey Li Filter ID Channels

Synthesizer Voltage Temperatu Softwa Hardware

via

English message describ-

mit

Channel-1 Channel-2 Channel-3 Channel-4 Channel-5

re

E-mail or SMS texti

cleared if

prevent false

boot

e

Operat-

or un-

Communi-

if provi-

-

ng

Powerup and System Check

- 10 -

Out

Procedure

s

Hardware

Operations

Test

Point Locations and Values

The CSI Testing (TMI). This user interface working properly and the Procedures

If

Indicator Lights

This face plate. The ﬁrst LED labeled STATUS glows red the LED lem and the user

The has DC current and

repeater, CS12-560-419,

and

conﬁguration is done excl

will

repeater

in

Section

3 of this

the cover for module is

removed

repeater was designed with onl

will

change

color and glow

will

need

to check the

second

LED is also

will

located

glow

by

design, has

usively by interfacing

provide a

manual.

green

complete status

is not, the user

by the user the warranty

y two external indicator lights.

green

to indicate the

system status

on the

faceplate

when the unit is

Troubleshooting

All

cables

should be

The rooftop

antenna

checked

(Donor

for

shorts

Antenna),

and

opens.

should be

no external

will

need

as

using the TMI.

of the Module, and is

powered.

checked

test points. The

the

repeater with a laptop or

of

the

repeater.

to return the unit to CSI for

will

be void and the cost of any

the

repeater is powered

system

for

damage.

Section 3

Both are approximately 3/4” diamete

is

operating

labeled

module is sealed with no

desktop computer

In

most

cases

if all

inspection

needed

up. When the unit

normally.

POWER. This light is

If

the LED

other

and repair.

repair

remains

user serviceable

and using Text Menu Interfa

components

will

r LEDs. Located

completes all of it’s

designed

of

See

the Warranty and Repair

be the

responsibility

red

it’s an indication of a

only to show that the unit

parts inside.

the

system

prove to be

of the

on the

Module

bootup procedures

prob-

user

ce

.

The DAS

If Action Matrix on the next

cables

antennas

and

antennas

Should the Technical

repeater fail,

Support @ 1.877.844.4274.

should be

are

acceptable

page.

or

if

checked

service is lost

for

and the problem

CSI

damage.

and the

cause

will remotely

persists,

can not be

access

check

repeater status

determined from

the

repeater

-11 -

and advise

using the Web

the

steps above,

the

respondent

based

GUI or the TMI.

the

user should

of

next ste

contact CSI

p(s).

See Alarm/

Subsystem

Alarm

Name

Alarm Typ

e

Send E-mail

Shutdown Op Mode

?

Disable

Uni

t?

Downlink

Power

Uplink

Power

Common Hardware Alarms

Downlink PA

Uplink PA

Scanning Receiver Alarms

GPS

Receiver Alarms

Software

Alarm Types

Communications

Over

Range Low Signal No Signal Out

of

Band Signal

Over

Range Out

of

Band Signal Synthesizer Error Dac

Erro

r DC Current High DC Current Low Oscillation I

nput Power High

High

VSW

R

Low VSW

R

FilterLoa

d

Overcu

rren

t

Unde

rcu

rren

t

Low

Isolation

High Temperature Low Temperature HighVSWR Low VSW

R

FilterLoa

d

Overcu

rren

t

Unde

rcu

rren

t

O

scillati

on

Low

Isolation

High Temperature Low Temperature

Fan Activation Fan Failu

re

ScanRcvrLow ScanR

cvrHigh

No GPS

Data

No GPS Lo

ck

No GSP Fi

x

Gps

Antenna Current

Gps Fix Filter Not

Present

Overheat Underte

mp

Software Abo

rt

Software

Erro

r Uncalibration AGC Disabled Property File Erro

r

DAS Failu

re Watchdog Timer Heartbeat

Modem Not

Responding

Modem Not Connected

Critical Routin

e

Routin

e

Routin

e Critical Routin

e Critical Critica

l Severe Severe Routine Routin

e Severe Severe Critica

l Severe Severe

Routine

Severe Severe Severe Severe Critica

l Severe Severe Routin

e

Routine

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Routine Severe

Severe Severe Critical Severe Critica

l

Severe Severe

Severe Severe Critica

l Severe Critica

l Critica

l Inf

ormationa

l

Severe Routin

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Hardware Operations

Section 3

-12-

Hardware

Operations

1

Scope

The warranty period for this product shall be 18 plus

any

be free of

extended maintenance periods as speciﬁed in

defects

CSI’s

sole obligation and the

the

Purchaser’s opti or System tion. CSI shall perform this

parts

will

(a)

Adjustment, tal controls, due to

actions caused

repair or

transportation

(b) The

Purchaser

recommendations;

(c) Any

person

performs

other than the

any

maintenance service

The warranty (a) Any (b) Painting or (c) Electrical work (d) Installati design.

hereunder does

furnished consumable supplies,

reﬁ

on, maintenance

CSI’s

liability for

by the

Purchaser.

2

Product Hardware Warranty

(a) CSI

represents in the unit es. The CSI be new, used,

shall not infringe on any U.S. and shall conform to this replace defective

breach

will

pass

represents

merchantable,

or

(b) During the warranty period, a defective replacement in the CSI for repair, CSI shall of receipt of for

shipment

the

Purchaser, charges promptly at the promptly repair the product

at no

possession

defective repeater

to CSI (FOB origin freight collect) of the product to be

CSI shall bear the risk of loss or

for

shipment

advise

the

Purchaser’s expense

(c) During the warranty period, the

cause

of with chaser reasonable such on-site

service

CSI’s technical personnel

may

request

travel time after receiving the

repairs

in material and

on, replacement

become

fails to

nishing

external

and

to the

nonconforming product.

charge

of the carrier.

Purchaser

if

so

interruption and

that CSI begin on-site

by CSI shall be at no

Purchaser’s exclusive remedy

the property of the CSI. Servicing

service

replacement

or

causes

by or the

warrants

free from

of the product that has

responsibility

operate a System

CSI’s engineer

not

the product,

to the

or removal

of the

above

Purchaser free

and

warrants a repeater’s Hardware

documents

or cost to the

Unless otherwise agreed

complete repairs

at

in writing of the

and risk in its “as received”

in writing of this

instructed

if

via

Section 3

months

(548

workmanship.

of a System

at a time

other than routine

include:

product,

(Non-Software)

to the

defects

Patent,

CSI’s designated

by the

the

telephone

agreed

is

required because

other than ordinary

speciﬁ

Purchaser’s technical pe

cannot

of

or follow

or an

of alterations or

warranty

Purchaser

of all liens, imperfections in title, clai

in material and

and for the period

cations. Should a unit not

repeater shall

Purchaser.

and return

been repaired

Purchaser

identify and

or other

repairs as

Purchaser’s request.

charge

the order. During said

or

parts

of a System thereof

to by the

use, except

CSI’s employees

operator-level maintenance procedures

authorized agent

operator-level maintenance

attachments

will

in no event

that upon delivery of a

workmanship,

be either repaired

The

Purchaser

to by the CSI and the

repaired

repair location. CSI shall bear the cost of

damage

determination

during transit and shall

condition. If a repeater is returned

in writing and

resolve

suitable means,

soon

to the

Purchaser.

for

of

or

as possible,

calendar

Purchaser.

accident, neglect, misuse,

(speciﬁcally excluding the

speciﬁed in this

the product, or ship a

replaced.

and in such

and the

rsonnel

days) from the date of the

any

breach

hereunder

exceed

charge

the problem

If

the problem is with CSI’s

will

This warranty

that such

or

CSI’s authorized

of the CSI modiﬁes, adjusts,

to the product

the

purchase

repeater

ﬁt

for

conform to the foregoing wa

on-site by CSI or

shall bear the risk of loss or

repaired

If a repeater returned

cases,

charge

the

attempt

and the

but in no event later than one (1)

Warranty and Repair Procedures

- 13 -

period(s),

of

warranty is li

at no cost to the CSI.

be

furnished

will

adjustment,

agents;

without the

except as

price of the

to the

ms, charges, restrictions, or other encumbranc-

the ordinary

document from

or

replaced.

to repair the product. In such

Purchaser

to

causing

service

Product Software) as furnished sha

Purchaser,

replacement

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CSI shall return product to the

for labor, parts, and

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repair, or

Purchaser,

purpose

for a product that is

For return

and is

product,

All

CSI’s nearest service loca-

replacement

in

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or repairs the product or

CSI’s

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Product(s)

all right, title and

for which the product is

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returned

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damage

product, within three

shipments

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defective,

not in warranty,

or not a CSI

exists,

(software or hardware

cceptance,

that

each repeater w

exchanged Systems

with the CSI’

that has

repeater is delivere

CSI shall repair o

until a unit is

charges

transportation

cases,

shipping.

communicating

then the

business

rs,

environmen-

is

required

consent.

system

been paid

interest

for repair or

placed

returned to

(3)

from CSI

CSI

shall

Purchaser

CSI shall

CSI

repeater is

Pur-

day

or at

s

days

to

shall

plus

ill

ll

d

r

),

Hardware

Operations

(d) During the Warranty period,

tion is

caused

been

given a return the product to CSI and Purchaser’s opti

by either

reasonable

CSI’s defective repeater(s)

on,.

(e) Any the date upon which

replacement,

repair, modiﬁcation, installation

repaired

(f) The

warranties accident caused damage

or

do not

by the

malfunction.

Purchaser

3

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Purchaser’s use shall be free from

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Software

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or

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on

residency

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Product Software

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(e) For the period Product Software the warranty period CSI has not communicated the

Purchaser

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if

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.

Warranty and Repair Procedures

Section 3

interruption still exists after

and/or

CSI’s

by the

Purchaser,

purchase

or other

to the

to the extent that such party

subsequent

of infringement, misuse

Software.

granted hereunder

Software rendered of the art

operation

and

authorized

Purchaser shall:

control

computer programs wit

ck, time-out or other functi

hardware conﬁguration, frequency

to be

used

the effective

with

speciﬁ

Product Software to CSI during the warranty period, the nonconforming Product Software.

the

service performed

Purchaser,

enjoyment

As to

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involved.

protection

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in writing by the

of

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access

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date

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to perform in

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to correct the

price of the

for the

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repeater

to the delive

of the

Product Software

to Verizon

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or similar

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Product Software

or misappropriation of

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rsonnel who

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control

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to any

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accordance

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above,

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not conﬁrm to spe

service

Product

or a

by CSI shall be

of the

unexpired

has

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of

the unit,

and such action is the

and that the

which CSI

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Wireless.

defects

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within the

CSI

Purchaser

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Warranty and Repair Procedures

- 15 -

maintenance service,

and

Service agreements

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and is

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such parts for the

the replacement

Company

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In

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purchased

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,

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e

cod

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e,

Software

Operations

Local Communication Interface

To allow and 1 DB-9 serial). The provide (EIA232)

Connecting control

you

monitoring and

communications

speciﬁ

cati

a null modem cable

processor’s

need

to

access these advanced features

control,

Ethernet,

to local PC. The DB-9 pin

on.

A diagram of

Text Menu Interface

the

repeater is equipped with two

CAT-5 port is

the pin de

to the COM 1 port and using a te

(TMI) for trouble shooting and

EIA232 Pin

Speciﬁcations

Ports

provided

assignments

scriptions is

or for further

Section 4

as

ports

a primary

provided belo

information.

communications

of COM 1 conform to the

rminal emulation

advanced diagnosti

that provide external communication

w

for reference.

port to the PC. One serial interface, COM, can

standard

program with a PC

cs. Call

Electronic

will allow

CSI te

chnical

access

(1

Ethernet CAT-5

Industries Association

communication to th

support

for

assistance if

,

e

The

diagram above sary to needed.

adapt

your serial cable

is for

reference

because

only,

it’s

intended

of an

unusual connector

General Operation Overview

to provide a quick

conﬁ

guration. In

-16 -

source

for pinout information in the event it should be

the vast majority

of

cases this inf

ormation

neces-

will

not be

Software

Ethernet

The

Ethernet

vide

access

Operations

AUI

conforms

to the UI.

Monitoring & Alarms

There are no physical

to

system

or alarm

Text Menu Inte

connections

status

rfa

Local

Access

Local

access ﬁgure 1, from rear and near the cover must be adapter

(optional)

to the

repeaters

the serial connector

heatsink.

reinstalled

as

shown in ﬁgure 2 may also be required.

to IEEE 802.3 and is

is provided by the TMI

ce

after the serial port is

provided to exclusively and

TMI, also known

of

This

the laptop to the serial

connector

is not

Section 4

capable

accessible

as

the

console interface,

labeled

used.

In

some cases,

of

supporting

via the

port located

and is

10/100 Mbps

speciﬁcally communicate system

communication

is

made

by

special

connector gender

sealed

on the top

with a

if

the

communications speeds.

ports

connecting

of

the

cover to maintain the integrity of the

or alarm status. Information with regard

described

enclosure

earlier.

a serial cable (optional),

on the vertical surface

is not the

same as

This port is

shown in ﬁgure 1, an

used

to

pro-

as

shown in

facing

the

enclosure. This

Figure 1

Figure 2

General Operation Overview

- 17 -

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Go to the

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conﬁgured.

the TMI

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session.

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of the control panel; using

communications

setup

serial

st

the Serial radio button and

Device

port. In this

press OK.

case

it is COM

1.

Conﬁgure case

General Operation Overview

-18 -

the te

COM 1 and

rminal

115200

program

baud rate

for

the correct COM port, in thi

as

shown

below.

s

Software

Text Menu Inte

Login

Once the unit has The default

Main

Set

Once the successfully but without the “(Disabled)” qualiﬁer on the Parameters” choice.

Operations

rface

password

Menu

completed

its boot up and link initialization

is “csi1234”.

Parameters Menu

maintenance

the main menu

mode login is

will

be

displayed again

Section 4

performed

“Se

phases

t

it

will

display the login prompt. The default

When “Set ask for the username password

Selecting

Parameters”

maintenance

for the

is “csi1234”.)

(1)

General Operation Overview

-19 -

maintenance

will

display the Set

username

is ﬁrst selected

the unit w

mode login. (The

mode is “csi” and

Parameters Menu.

is

“bandone”

default

ill

the

Software

Telnet Session TCP/IP

The

diagram

Operations

below

shows

Repeater

the normal use of

Repeater

Section 4

Crossed

Straight Cable

Pin # Signal 1 Transmit+ 2 Transmit-

3 4 N/A

5 N/A 6

7 N/A 8 N/A Brown/White

Pin # Signal 1 2

3 Transmit+ 4 N/A

5 N/A 6 Transmit-

7 N/A 8 N/A Brown/White

Receive

and Straight

Network or

Switch

Crossed Cable

+

-

Receive

+

Receive

-

cables.

Hub

AT&T White/Orange Orange/White

or Orange White/Green Blue/Whit

or Blue White/Blue Green/White

or Green White/Brown

or Brown

AT&T White/Orange Orange/White or Orange White/Green Blue/Whit or Blue White/Blue Green/White or Green White/Brown

or Brown

General Operation Overview

258A

- 20 -

e

258A

Straight Cable

PC

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Crossed Cable

A

B

e

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Software

Operations

Remote access rial

connection, establish set up with the and the

192.168.1.100 address note: the last digit of the IP but it

does

to set up your PC for

When the repeater

the

service

to the

many terminal

the TCP/IP

repeater

of

something

vary

TeraTerm program is started,

to be

SSH. The TCP Port must be

session.

same

must use the

and a Sub Net Mask

somewhat

controlled.

repeater

Sub Net and Sub Net Mask in order to

like

you.

may be

emulation programs

Also, it

will

same

group of IP

of

192.168.1.12 address

with the

In

the

255.255.255.0.

may be any

operating system

case

of

gained

through a LAN

will

be

required

with a Sub Net Mask of

the following a new install,

22

.

work,

that the network

address number sets.

In

order to

number except

involved.

screen is displa the default

Pressing

Section 4

connection

if

properly

establish

255.255.255.0,

1,100 and 255. Conﬁguring your PC is normally fairly straight forward

If

the

“OK”

and a terminal

conﬁgured.

conﬁ

guration of

a link. In other words, the IP

For

connect,

you require

address is 192.168.1.100

example,

the

computer

the

assistance, contact

yed. Change

button may display the security alert shown

emulation program

In

the following de

the

computer

the

repeater to be

same

Sub Net Mask

the default host IP address

and

scription,

and the

addresses

ships with the default IP

used

for

your IT

has been assigned

for TCP/IP.

repeater being controlled be

of both the

the lin

k would

as

the

department

to the IP address

As with the se-

“TeraTerm” is used to

normally

repeater.

and they

at the fa

below.

computer

address

need

In this

example

will

of the

ctory.

used

of

an

be

able

Select

IP

Click the yes button and the ﬁrst Authentication Challenge screen played. The user then types the in the

space provided.

default user

name

is

“bandone” .

SSH2

is

dis-

To make change

username

s

General Operation Overview

- 21 -

General Operation Overview

- 22 -

Software

Press

OK after

Operations

entering

the user

name

and the

second

Section 4

SSH2

Authentication Challenge

will

be

displayed.

In the ﬁeld the

password press

provided, type the

OK and the main menu

user name

for

the

will

repeater be

displayed as

to be

changed.

shown

The default

next.

password is “csi1234”

When “Set ask for the username the password

Parameters”

maintenance

for the

maintenance

is “csi1234”.)

for all

is ﬁrst selected

mode login. (The

mode is “csi”

repeaters.

the unit w

After

default

and

typing

ill

General Operation Overview

- 23 -

Software

Operations

Set

Parameters Menu

Once the maintenance mode login is on the “Set

Parameters” choice.

performed

successfull

Section 4

y the main menu

will

be displayed again

but wit

hout the

“(D

isable

d)” qualiﬁer

Selecting

(1)

will

display the Set

Parameters Menu.

General Operation Overview

- 24 -

Software Operations

Section 4

============== Set

Parameters ============== (1) Link

Conﬁ

guration

The

“Link

Conﬁ

system.

guration” menu is

a collection of

menu options that

================== Link

Conﬁ

guration

==================

(1) Adjust

The “Adjust Gain” option allows the user to control the total gain of the dB

to 90 db. value. In order to override this condition, the user desired value.

Gain

If

the user

selects

to

conﬁgure

the downlink gain,

will

have to

the uplink gain will automatically be set

select

----------Links: (1) downlink (2) uplink (r) Return to Link?

----------Gain:

85.00 dB Gain? Auto Setting Uplink Gain to 85.00 To override, set Uplink gain separately

User

Setting

User

85.0

previous menu

dB

(2)

Select

Active Filter

The “Select Active ﬁlter” option allows test

purposes. Please

ﬁ

lter selection

will

note that in order for this to work properly, the GPS task

be

overridden

the

user

to select

by the current location of

the ﬁlter coefﬁcients

the

system.

---------------FILTER (1) (2) show ﬁlter coefﬁcient (r) Return to FILTER Filter Coefﬁcient Table

settings:

select ﬁlter coefﬁcient

settings?

previous menu

ﬁ

lter index[1] = alB0F0-0

ﬁ

lter index[2] = alB0C0D0-0

ﬁ

lter index[3] =

ﬁ

lter index[4] =

ﬁ

lter index[5] =

ﬁ

lter index[6] =

ﬁ

lter index[7] =

ﬁ

lter index[8] =

control the RF operating characteristics of a li

system.

the uplink option and adjust the gain to

Valid gain

that have

needs

settings range

been loaded in the FPGA fo

to be

disabled otherwise the

from

55

to the same

the

ve

r

Section 4

Software

Operations

ﬁ

lter index[9] =

ﬁ

lter index[10] =

ﬁ

lter index[11] =

ﬁ

lter index[12] =

ﬁ

lter index[13] =

ﬁ

lter index[14] =

ﬁ

lter index[15] =

ﬁ

lter index[16] =

---------------FILTER (1) (2) show ﬁlter coefﬁcient (r) Return to FILTER select ﬁlter [1-16]

(3) Filter

The “Filter tem. The user purposes. Please selection

------------- Scan File (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (r) Return to

Enter ﬁle number?

Select ﬁlter ID [1-16] [99

----------- ================== Link ================== (1) Adjust (2) (3) Filter (4) PA Output Control (5) PA Oscillation (6) PA Oscillation Timer Control (r) Return to

->

(4) Power Ampliﬁer Output Control

settings:

select ﬁlter coefﬁcient

settings?

will

USB for ﬁl

names: alA0B0-0 alA0B0C0D0E0F0-WD alB0-0 alB0C0-0 alB0C0D0-0 alB0D0-0 alB0F0-0 alF0-0

Conﬁ

Select

previous menu

Programming

Programming”

will

be

prompted

note that in order for this to work properly, the GPS task

be

overridden

es?

(y,n):

previous menu

guration

Gain

Programming

Active Filter

Shutdown Control

previous menu

option allows the user to

to

select

by the current location of the

= all] =>

select

and load one of the

which index the ﬁlter will

system.

General Operation Overview

-25 -

loaded ﬁlter coefﬁcients

be loaded into, one through

needs

to be

disabled otherwise

sixteen

on the

sys-

or all for test

the ﬁlte

r

Section 4

Software

Operations

The “Power Ampliﬁer Output Contro The setting user is

overrides

aware

of the

all other PA

state

of this setting so

----------------PA Output Enable: (1) off (2) on (r) Return to PA Output Enable?

previous menu

(r) Return to

->

previous menu

(2) Alarm

Conﬁ

guration

The “Alarm of a live

Conﬁ

system.

guration” menu is

=================== Alarm

Conﬁ

guration

===================

l” option allows

control

tasks

as

to eliminate false

a collection of

the

user

to

control the

and is persistent across reboots.

keyed/de-keyed

menu options that

state

control the alarming operating characteristics

of

the power amp

Care must be taken to insure the

states.

liﬁer,

ON or

OFF

.

(1) Alarm

The “Alarm Masking” option provide the user an ability to mask or operating characteristics fect the proper regardless

Masking

operation

of the alarm

of the

environment

of the

system

state,

user notiﬁcation only

that the unit is place in. Certain

and can

therefore

be

takes placed on

masked.

============= Alarm

Masking

=============

(1) Show Alarm Displays the current mask (2)Set Duplicate Alarm (3)

All

Alarms

Sets

all

(4) Link Sets

speciﬁc alarms of a particular link to a gi

(5) HW/SW Alarm Sets

speciﬁc alarms of

(6)

Miscellaneous Alarms

Sets

speciﬁc miscellaneous ala

(r) Return to

->

alarms

Alarms

previous menu

Conﬁ

guration

state

interval

to a given mask

Conﬁ

guration

a speciﬁc

of all the

state (ON/OFF).

sub-system

rms

to a gi

alarms.

ven

mask

to a gi

ven

mask

state (ON/OFF).

mask

(2) Alarm

The “Alarm sonnel

==================

of alarm event s.

Notiﬁ

cation

cati

on” option provides

the

user

the ab

ility to

General Operation Overview

- 26 -

unmask

state (ON/OFF).

conﬁgure the

individual

alarms

All

alarms

unmasked alarms.

system

alarms based

will

occur that do not directly

are still

registered

to externally notify

on the

known

with the

service per-

af-

system

Section 4

Software

Operations

Alarm

Notiﬁ

cation

==================

(1) Alarm Origin Tag

The “Alarm Origin Ta system be easily identiﬁed by sent.

is reporting the alarm. The user should

g” option provides user access

service personnel.

================ Alarm Origin Tag ================ (1) Host (2) (r) Return to

Name

Location

previous menu

(2) E-mail Alarm

Conﬁ

guration

========================== E-mail Alarm ==========================

Conﬁ

guration

The “E-mail Alarm

(1) Show E-mail

Displays the current

(2)

Enable/Disable msmtp

Conﬁ

guration” option conﬁgures

g

conﬁ

guration of

develop

The two

the e-mail sub

to two settable parameters

a relative

parameters

the e-mail alarm notiﬁcation sub-system.

system.

scheme

are included as

that are

of naming individual units so that

part

used

of

the alarm inf

to disti

nguish which

ormation that

they

is

can

Controls the sent.

state

of the e-mail

(3) Set

Recipient

Address

This option allows the user to events. setup

It is best to

a mail group of

leverage

service personnel

(4) Heart Beat Email

Conﬁ

The

system

used

is

capable

to monitor the

of being

operational state

(5)

Send

Test

Email

Provided generate

that the e-mail a test e-mail for

sub-system

(6) E-mail Client

Conﬁ

guration

This menu item provide an

authenticated

e-mail

access server

sub-system,

conﬁgure

the

management

guration

conﬁgured

diagnostic

to user

and

the user must ﬁrst enable

up to ﬁve destination e-mail

and

conﬁ

guration options of a destination mail

that

will

of the

is

enabled

purposes.

conﬁ

account.

receive

to

send

system.

and that there are

gurable options

the

alarms.

out a

heartbeat e-mail on a periodic basis. This function

that

General Operation Overview

-27 -

msmtp in

addresses

conﬁgured destination

setup

the e-mail client

order

that

will receive system alarm

for

any e-mail alarms

server in

addresses, this option w

(DSP

system)

order to

for

use wit

to be

can be

ill

h

Section 4

Software

Operations

(r) Return to

->

(3) SMS

The “SMS system.

(r) Return to

->

(3)

The “Watchdog Timer Conﬁguration” option conﬁgures software conﬁgured

============================ Watchdog Timer Conﬁguration ============================ (1) ON (2)

OFF

(3)

Reset Reboot Counter

(r) Return to

->

(r) Return to

->

(3) Networking

The “Networking vides of the unit. The “Remote Network USB port of the SBC (single board supported

======================== Networking ======================== (1) Local Network

The “Local Networking modes teristics of the network are that the unit for an IP will

assign connects dress events

---------------------- CAUTION: Network

previous menu

Message

This option can be

Watchdog Timer Conﬁguration

will

to inhibit this periodic

access

in this version of

once

address

itself an IP

a device (laptop) directly to the

of

192.168.1.90.

should the unit be

Conﬁ

previous menu

periodically write to the

previous menu

Conﬁ

to the network

Conﬁ

guration

enabled.

from a properly

guration

Conﬁ

guration” option conﬁgures

used

guration

reconﬁ

guration” menu

connection

product.

Conﬁ

guration

Conﬁ

guration” menu allows the

If

the unit is

address

The unit is currently

of

connected

rmation may

to

send

alarm notiﬁcations to a use

watchdog

write which in

contains three

that is

Conﬁ

guration” is used

computer)

conﬁgured

will

be

conﬁgured

192.168.1.100 Ethernet

capable

to a network that

cause local

General Operation Overview

timer thus

turn

made

that controls the unit. The “SNMP

to have a static IP address,

connected

DHCP

and it

the SMS (Short Messaging

r’s cell

a

hardware based watchdog timer. Once enable, the D

preventing

will

reboot the

conﬁguration menus.

to the

system

to

conﬁgure the wireless modem(s)

user

to

to. In DHCP client mode, the unit

server

on the network.

will

also listen for DHCP IP

port (cabling

of issuing one client

already

and

remote access inte

-28 -

an

unscheduled

system

via the

conﬁgure the

requirements

address.

has a DHCP

then the

Service) l alarm not

phone as

when they

The “Local

Ethernet

In

DHCP

may differ) the unit

server.

rruptions.

text messages.

reboot. Certain

occur.

Network Conﬁguration” pro

port

Conﬁ

guration” option is not

port to

user

must know what the charac-

server

address requests.

This is done to limit

located

that are

operate in

will

mode (default) the uni

iﬁcation sub

alarms

on the front

attached

one

broadcast a request

If

the

will

issue

cataclysmic

SP

can

panel

used or

of thre

user

an IP

-

be

-

to th

t

ad-

e

Software

---------------------- =========================== Local Network =========================== (1)

enable

(2)

disable (3) set default static IP (4) set labview calibration IP (r) Return to

-> (2)

Remote

Operations

Conﬁ

previous menu

Network

The “Remote Networking USB port of the SBC. This version of unit and no user

selection

============================ Remote ============================ (1) (2) (3) Set Modem (r) Return to

-> (3) SNMP

Network

enable modem

disable modem

HeartBeat IpAddress

previous menu

Conﬁ

guration

Conﬁ

The “SNMP

Conﬁ

guration” menu is

================== SNMP

Conﬁ

guration ================== (1) ============================ SNMP ============================ (1) Show SNMP (2) List NMS IP Addresses (3) Clear NMS IP Addresses (4) (5) (6) (7) Trap Control (8) (9) (r) Return to

-> (2) (r) Return to

enable SNMP

Conﬁ

guration Pa

Conﬁ

Create Heartbeat Control Heartbeat Frequency

Restart Send

disable SNMP

NMS IP Address List

SNMP

Test Trap/Inform

previous menu

guration

(192.168.1.100)

Conﬁ

guration

Conﬁ

is

guration

ramete

g

Daemon

(192.168.1.69)

guration” menu allows the

necessary.

r

software

not

is

supported

Section 4

user

preconﬁgured

for this revision

to

conﬁgure the

to enable

of

the product.

modem connected

the default

modem

to the interna

type installed in the

l

(r) Return to

(4) Log File

The

system

previous menu

Conﬁ

guration

is

capable

of storing

it’s log ﬁles pe

rsistently on a periodic basis

General Operation Overview

- 29 -

so that post mortem anal

ysis can take

Section 4

Software

Operations

place.

The log ﬁles

off

the shelf applications to extract the information to their laptop for review.

will

be placed in

the “/l

og” directory on the

compact

====================== Log File ====================== (1) Displays the current (2) This option allows the user to control the based (3) If (4) This mum (5) This option allows the user to write the current basis. (r) Return to

->

Conﬁ

guration

Display Log

Change

on

Change

an running log ﬁle

Change

parameter determines

number

Conﬁgure

Rotate Settings

Log Rotation

size.

Minimum Log

Number of Logs

is

reached,

Log to File

previous menu

settings

exceeds this

of the log ﬁle rotation paramete

Period

Size

Rotated

the

older ﬁles are di

frequency

size (in bytes) the log

number

of log ﬁles

scarded keeping onl

system status

rs.

of the log rotation task which

ﬁle

will

be

of

each

type to maintain in persistent storage.

y the most

information to the

(5) GPS

Conﬁ

guration

The GPS GPS string from the conﬁgure

sub-system

receiver

controls the

the GPS operating parameters

is an integral part of the control of the DSP

selection

satellites

before the unit

of ﬁlters and the key

will

perform properly. The following menu allows the

of

the unit.

state

of

the unit.

================= GPS

Conﬁ

guration ================= (1) Set GPS

Mode

The GPS mode menu controls the emulator connected the

diagnosis

to COM3 (internal) for use s a

of GPS

issues.

of the GPS

test/debug

mode. Additional menu items can be

============ Set GPS ============ (1) (2) (3) Disable GPS (4) Set GPS (5) Set GPS ECP IP Address (default 192.168.1.101, 192.168.100 (6) (7) Set No Box (8) Set No (r) Return to

->

Mode

Enable

Enable/Disable

GPS

Receiver

GPS Emulator (default

Receiver

Source

Shutdown

Satellites Shutdown

previous menu

(default

Device (default Network Host

Ampliﬁer (default enabled)

Mode (default

enabled)

disabled)

enabled)

Mode (default

Client)

enabled)

New to the GPS mode menu controls is the ability to

select

the

source

General Operation Overview

- 30 -

ﬂash. The

copied to the

recent ﬁles.

based system.

The unit must ﬁrst receive

receiver.

)

The

of the GPS

service personnel can then use

will

persistently

persistent storage location.

appropriate

During normal

system is designed

signal/mode used

store the log ﬁl

Once the maxi

log ﬁle on a periodic

operating

user

to

mode,

a valid GPS

examine and

to run with a GPS

used

to

by

system.

es

-

the

assist

in

Section 4

Software

Operations

The

system connected primarily

is now

to a GPS

access

the Acela CELL unit and

============ Set GPS ============ (1) (2) (3) Disable GPS (4) Set GPS (5) Set GPS ECP IP Address (6) (7) Set No Box (8) Set No (r) Return to

-> (1) TTY (2) Network Host (3) Network Host Enter GPS

Mode

Enable Enable

Enable/Disable

GPS

Receiver

GPS

Emulator

Receiver

Source Device

Shutdown Mode

Satellites Shutdown Mode

previous menu

Device

Source

Also new to the GPS mode menu controls is the ability to mode

used

by

system.

actual

trains.

============ Set GPS ============ (1) (2) (3) Disable GPS (4) Set GPS (5) Set GPS ECP IP Address (6) (7) Set No Box (8) Set No (r) Return to

->

------------------------------------- ECP *

Enter up to 5 IP Addresses

*

Hit 's' to

*

Hit 'r' to return to Setting ECP GPS ECP

(2) Set Time Inte

================= Set Time Inte =================

Mode

Enable Enable

Enable/Disable

GPS

Receiver

GPS

Emulator

Receiver

Source Device

Shutdown Mode

Satellites Shutdown Mode

previous menu

Management Server

save

new list

(192.168.1.101)

Management Server

addresses:

rva

rval

capable

source.

Ampliﬁer

Client Server

and *reboot*

This is typically

Ampliﬁer

IP Address:

menu

IP Address

l

of receiving a GPS signal via an

This mode of

system ->

operation

secondarily

used

in a

1?

nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn

is the default for the Acela AWS unit and

laboratory environment

General Operation Overview

- 31 -

Ethernet connection

the Acela PCS

select

the IP

unit.

address

when

to a host

of the

systems

system

source

are not installed in

which itself

it is conﬁgured t

of the GPS

is

o

signal/

the

Software Operations

Section 4

(1) Set Test Delay A

user selected

(2) Set GPS

This

parameter determines

and

microseconds.

(3) Set The interval the GPS task value is 18 cept during the initial

(4) Set No Data Timeout Inte The interval the GPS task can be without receiving any data from GPS the PA is

(5) Set Polling The interval for which the GPS task

(6) Set Emulator The interval the GPS task

(r) Return to

->

Program

period

Receive Update Interval

sec.

turned OFF. The default value is 25sec.

Interval

previous menu

used

interval at which the GPS task

The default is 1

Filter

Interval

programs

Other

parameters

programming

Update Interval

reads

to delay (inhibit) the running of

sec.

the Filter. This is one

for ﬁlter programming

period when both ﬁlte

rval

remains disabled

the GPS Emulator data from the test port. The default is 15

the GPS ta

acquires

of

the

parameters

are distance travelled afte

r are progra

after the PA is

(3) Set

Programming Distance

======================== Set

Programming Distance ======================== (1) Set The quarter

The maximum

->

Distance

distance

(2) Set Maximum

(r) Return to

the train may travel after

mile (0.25

distance

previous menu

To

Program Filte

miles). Distance

r

programming

To

Program Filte

the train can travel before

r

one ﬁlte

programming

r at which the next ﬁlter is

the next ﬁlter. Default is

(4) Set Maximum

Count

================= Set Maximum ================= (1) Set Maximum No Box The maximum count for No Box (no ﬁx data) before an alarm is 25mins

(2) Set Maximum No Satellite The maximum count for not Default is 1800 ~

(r) Return to

->

previous menu

Count

30mins

Count

sent

Count

enough satellites

(minimum is 3) before an alarm is sent and the PA is

(4) Set Test Location Used to

select

the location of the test ﬁlter set

used

for troubleshooting purposes.

================= Set Test Location ================= (1) Set Default Test Location (2) Set Box For Test Location (r) Return to

previous menu

General Operation Overview

- 32 -

sk.

the GPS

mmed.

turned OFF. The default is

and the PA is

Receiver data.

for

programming

r one ﬁlter is

Receiver. Afte

turned OFF. Default is 1500 ~

r which an alarm is

programmed.

5 miles.

It can be in

the ﬁlter.

programmed. Ex-

50 sec.

sec.

seconds

The defaul

sent and

The Default i

turned

OFF

t

s

.

Software Operations

Section 4

->

(6)

Read

GPS

Parameters

Displays the current GPS

conﬁ

guration settings.

====================================================== GPS

Parameters ====================================================== Run

State Debug Msg Level PA Control Mode LookUp Table Size Test Delay GpsRx Program NoData Timeout Inte Polling Interval 50 Emulator Max NoBox Count Max No NoBox No ======================================================

Update

Filter Interval 18

Update

Satellites

Shutdown

Satellites Shutdown

Interval 1

rval 25

Interval 15

Count

Mode

Mo

Enabled 0 Enabled 10 0

secs:0 usecs

secs secs

secs

secs 1500 1800 Enabled Enabled

(7) Set Debug

Message Level

User selectable debug level,

messages

are

sent

to the “/var/log/dr6

(0) Display No (1) Display Info (2) Display Debug (3) Display More Debug Enter GPS Debug Msg Level (0)->

Msg

(r) Return to

->

previous menu

(6)

Scan Receiver

The

scan receiver hardware scanned longer

power level is

exists.

Conﬁ

guration

above

is

used

to monitor the power levels of a set of

the maximum

threshold

value, the task

=========================== Scan Receiver =========================== (1)

Scan Receiver Operation This option is (2)

Read Scan Receiver Displays the current (3)

Channel Sample Count The

number (4) Key/De-key The maximum power level in dBm which (5) PA

Recovery Time The period of time in (6) De-key

Conﬁ

guration

used

to control the

conﬁ

of

samples

Threshold

seconds

Sample Count

state

of the

Parameters

guration settings of

per

channel

to

acquire

that the unit

General Operation Overview

scan receiver

the

scan receiver task.

in order to

will

cause

will

remain in a

task

compute

the

scan receiver

de-keyed state

- 33 -

(ON/OFF).

10_2.log” ﬁle.

frequencies

will

de-key the unit until such a condition

an

average

task to de-key the PA

power

following an oscillation

for a given ﬁlter set.

value.

.

If th

e

no

induced de-key.

IN-BAND INPUT

-83.42 -65.58

COMPOSITE INPUT

-50.70 -56.66

MEASURED

OUTPUT

3.58 21.42

CALIBRATED

OUTPUT

27.40 33.00

MAXIMUM

OUTPUT

27.40 33.00

VSWR

----

++++

Software Operations

Section 4

The

number

(7)

Short/Fast

The

number

nels.

(See

(8) Long/Slow Key

The

number

nels.

(See

(9)

Fast/Slow The value in dBm that (r) Return to

of power

Key

Sample Count

of power

product

speciﬁcation document)

Sample Count

of power

speciﬁ

Key Delta Value

previous menu

readings

cation

determines

to

sample

to

sample

to

sample

document)

if

in order to

a fast or slow key

compute

decision

the rolling

the

the long/slow

is

average

short/fast average

made.

of the current

average

scanned channels.

of the current

(r) Return to

->

============== Get

Parameters ============== The “Get information.

(1) Link The

“Link

diagnose

============================================================================= Timestamp: 2012:12:21 - 15:20:16 ============================================================================= Uptime : 2 days 20 hours 46 ============================================================================= Power (dBm) DNLINK UPLINK =============================================================================

previous menu

Parameters”

Status

Status” option

the health of the

menu is

displays

system.

available

the current

UTC UTC

minutes

to all

users

state

in order to view

of the

system parameters.

system status

Information on this

information and

scanned chan-

diagnose alarm

page

is

used to

============================================================================= AGC Control (dB) ============================================================================= MODE ON

---/--- 0.00 ============================================================================= Status ============================================================================= VOLTAGE OK OK TEMPERATURE OK SOFTWARE HARDWARE OK OK OSCILLATION OVERRANGE OK CALIBRATION OK =============================================================================

OK

0.00

OK

General Operation Overview

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3.54

53.75

O

alB0F0-0

displays

N

6.31

66.84

OFF

87.00

Software

DC

Current ============================================================================= AMPERAGE ============================================================================= Temperature (Celsius) ============================================================================= CPU 40.06 new item, FPGA ============================================================================= Power Ampliﬁer ============================================================================= STATUS AMPERAGE 0.89 TEMPERATURE ---============================================================================= Fan

Conﬁ

============================================================================= STATE OFF STATUS OK OK ============================================================================= System ============================================================================= GAIN (dB) 87.00 FILTER =============================================================================

Operations

guration

Conﬁ

guration

Section 4

the

temperature

of the Single Board

Computer

(2)

System Events The “System Events” option Counts”

option.

============ System Events ============= (1) List (2) Show (3) (r) Return to

Clear

Counts

(3)

System Information

The “System Information” option

====================================================== System ====================================================== Location System Board Type Carrier Verizon EVDO SW Version Serial Number Item Number Date Built Watchdog Timer

Info:

Type CSI-DSP85-

displays

previous menu

2008:11:18 - 20:54:46 UTC

Software_lab

PCS - Rev. B

02.03.00 RC5 CDJ80150-000148 CS10-369-xxx

10/08/2008

Enable

d

the current list of

displays

A

system alarms.

the current

state

of the non-RF

General Operation Overview

- 35 -

Alarm

statistics

parameters.

are

maintained

in the

“Show

Software Operations

Section 4

====================================================== Local Area

Network: ====================================================== Hostname Boot Protocol IP Address MAC

Address

csi-acela-beta5

dhcp

192.168.1.90

====================================================== Wide Area

Network: ====================================================== PPP Enabled

YES Modem Type CDMA PPP0 Address PPP0

MAC PPP1 Address PPP1

MAC

166.143.7.196

Address 166.143.7.196

Address

0.0.0.0

====================================================== SNMP

Conﬁguration: ====================================================== Enabled Traps/Inf Heartbeat

YES

orms NO

NO ====================================================== MODEM

Status Information

======================================================

MODEM #1

RSSI (dBm) -69 (OK) Registration Phone Current Band Cellular System Network ID Temperature

Sts Modem has

Number

ID

(C) 36

9084425314

Sleep 28 5

registered

====================================================== GPS Location

Data ====================================================== Run

State Latitude Longitude Filter ID Filter Name Location BTA Satellite Count NoBox Count Searching

Count 0

Enabled

42.997005

-71.468246 1 pcR0A0D0B0E0F0C0-Wid Manchester

500 3 0

====================================================== Scan Receiver

MHz avg

dBm ====================================================== Run

State Dekey Limit Filter ID Channels

Enabled

-65.00 1

11

General Operation Overview

- 36 -

Channel-1

1971.25

-1

10.58

Channel-2

1972.50

-1

10.38

Channel-3

1973.75

-1

10.72

Channel-4

1975.00

-1

10.82

Channel-5

1976.25

-1

10.00

Channel-6

1977.50

-1

11.49

Channel-7

1978.75

-1

11.35

Channel-8

1980.00

-1

11.06

Channel-9

1981.25

-1

10.67

Channel-10

1982.50

-1

10.96

Channel-11

1983.75

-1

11.01

Software Operations

======================================================

Section 4

(4) Link

Status Loop

The

“Link

Status

able

string. Mode rameters basis.

Mode

Loop” option

‘0’

displays

every time the ﬁlter selection

‘3’

displays

a list of

a list of power

the current

system parameters

changes. detector values

state

Mode ‘2’ displays

on a periodic

of the

system

on a periodic

a list of

on a periodic

basis.

scan receiver parameters

basis.

Mode

basis ‘1’

displays

in the form of a

Enter loop delay -> 2 Display Mode (0 = normal, 1 = BTA

2012:12:21, 16:50:26 2, alA0B0-0, alB0F0-0, 1, 0x10, 1, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, NM, 2, -65.00, 1, 8, 4, 12, -13.61, -13.62, -13.59, 12, 1,

-13.82, 2,

2128.12,

-14.64,

2121.88,

-14.52, 8,

UTC, 2:22:16, 48.00, 48.00, 43.18, 0.00, 0.49,

-13.67, 3,

2129.38,

changes,

-120.86,

2123.12,

-14.56, 9,

2 =

ScanRcvr

-92.38, -50.94, -56.66, -33.86, -5.38, 87.00, 87.00, 0.0, 0.0, OK, OK,

-13.87, 4,

2130.62,

2124.38,

-14.62, 10,

General Operation Overview

RSSI, 3 = power) -> 0

Providence, 42.038258, -71.216042,

-14.23, 5,

2131.88,

2125.62,

-14.60, 11,

- 37 -

-14.50, 6,

2133.12,

2126.88,

-14.64, 12,

a list of

on a periodic

2120.62,

-14.64, 7,

2134.38,

parse

system pa-

8, 2, 1,

Timesta

mp

Modem Band Typ

e

Sate

llite Coun

t

System

Up Ti

me

Active Fil

e

r

NoBox

Coun

t

Software Ve

rsi

on

In-band i

npu

t

Searching Coun

t

System Serial Numb

e

r

Measured Outpu

t

Scan

RX Run State

Model N

umb

e

r

Composite Inpu

t

DeKey Li

mit

Item N

umb

e

r

AGC Mode

Scan

RX Filter I

D

Locati

on AGC Attenuation

#

of Channels

Modem Signal Strengt

h

GPS

RunState

1 -10 Channel Fre

q’s

&

SSI

Modem Registration Statu

s

Latitude

Modem

Phone N

umb

e

r

L

ongitude

RF

Alarms:

System Alarms:

Modem Current

Band

Filter

I

D

Over Range

Synthesizer Lo

ck

Modem

System

I

D

Filter Name

O

scillati

on

Voltage

Modem Network

I

D

Locati

on

VSW

R

Temperatu

re

Modem Temperature

BTA

Out

of

Band Overdri

ve

Softwa

re

Low Signal

Hardwa

re

No Signal

Software Operations

The

repeater’s operating software

scribed

below.

Operational Mode:

Upon power up, the will

not key until a GPS position ﬁx is obtained

Once GPS position ﬁx is obtain ment and Keying Decision” and “Low Isolation ously monitor the tions and within the normal

System

will

system’s environment

operating range

System Status

The

Operating Software provides

have two

begin

the

repeater

real time

Section 4

modes,

an Operational mode and a Maintenance mode.

operation

and make the

in the

and the unit is within

will begin operation based

Detection

of the

status

Operational

and Protection”

necessary adjustments

Product

data that

Mode. Using a “Band Switching Algorit

an Area D

and FCC Type Certiﬁcati

reports

the

eﬁnition.

on the Area D

algorithms.

to keep the product

state

of the

eﬁnitions “Channel The

operational software

on.

repeater.

This

These

are

hm” the repeater

Power Measure

operating

status contains:

will

with

de-

continu-

speciﬁ

-

ca

-

Currently System

Identiﬁer, The Real Time memory status records

will

The

Operating Software

- A count and time

the

- A count and time

- The count and time

operator

able at the time of activation of the

tachment

Alarms

The

Operating Software alarm event. The sages

via E-mail using

Each Alarm

-

- Alarm Filter

-

- Alarm

System events

be able to store 48 hours of

are

C of this

deﬁned has these User Provisioned Capab

Disable

is

cleared.

false or

Send

an Alarm

munications Subsystem

clears

are

stored

to a Log File. In future

Status

saved

will

be user

will

also record to nonvolatile memory and make

stamp each time the stamp

of

that

performed stamp each time the

Operating software

the

System:

un-useful notiﬁcations

Clear Message:

if

provisioned.

each time the operating software is placed into the Maintenance Mode, and the

the

stamp

of

document.

has the ability to monitor a

standard

Conditions: A Filter

any activation

SMTP and

The

Message:

if The Operating Software

of

the

Product

Status data,

deﬁ

ned.

processor is booted.

action.

Watchdog Timer is activated,

Watchdog Timer.

in

conjunction

POP3 protocols

Operating software

Condition

if provisioned.

The Operating Software

provisioned.

General Operation Overview

releases,

will

be

with up to 6

of

the “Low Isolation Detection

System

for

with the

ilities.:

can

(such

can

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with the

saved

to

nonvolatile

complete status records

conditions

Communications Subsystem

to a User

disable

as X number

Provisioned

the

can

send a notiﬁcation via

send

an alarm

exception

available

and the

that are out of normal

System

of

occurrences

clear

of the

memory

to a user in the

associated de

and

Protection Algorithm”

e-mail

account.

(prohibit Keying) until the alarm

per hour) to the alarm

message

System

for retrieval. The

per minute. The interval that

is

capable

Serial Number

nonvolatile

Maintenance Mode:

User

bugging inf

operation,

when an alarm condition

ormation avail-

as deﬁned in at

triggering

of

sending

alarm

condition

to pre

E-mail through the Com-

and

the

ID of

an

mes-

ven

-

t

Software

Maintenance Mode

The

repeater has,

the TMI only by typing the user

Operations

in addition to

it’s

normal “Operational Mode” a

name

and

password

of

service.

Section 4

“Ma

intenance Mode”. After system

boot up this

mode can be

accessed in

This mode except user. During the

- Manual operation

- Manual Setting

- Retrieval

- Setting of all User Provisioned Settings

- Retrieval

- The

- A Method to automatically place

-

of operation provides all the

that upon

Low Isolation

Ability

session.

the

Maintenance Mode. Ability Ability

entering

Maintenance

of all of

the Current Version

of logged Status data of

boot

to Disable and Enable the

to load Operating Software into to perform a

the

of

the Key/De-Key functi

of

the Area D

of

the gain setting in

current

counts, Maintenance Mode entry

Detection

“so

same menus

Maintenance

Mode of

User Provisioned Settings from

and

f

t”

reset

operation

eﬁnition Switching functi

both the Uplink and Downlink Directions

of software in the

Protection

System.

the

System

the stem back into operation afte

the repeater’s proce

of

the processor.

and features

Mode, the product will de-key and await

the

Operating Software supports:

on.

Product

events.

back into operation upon the di

General Operation Overview

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on.

the

counts,

Product

ssor.

as shown in

Watch Dog timer

the software overview on previous page

r a

User Provisioned time

instructions

events with de

scontinuance

from a

connected

bugging data, and

of

the Maintenan

limit of inactivity in

s

ce

Software Operations

Terms used

Section 4

in this manual

AGC= Automatic Gain Contro CBC=

Cross

Band

Coupler CSI= Cellular DAS= Distributed DC = Direct DHCP= Dynamic Host DL = Down Link FCC = FPGA= Field GPS = Global GUI = Graphical IP = Internet IT

= Information Te LAN = Local Area LED= Light Emitting LNA = Low Noise Ampliﬁer PCS = RF= Radio SBC= Single board SNMP= Simple Network TMI=

Text Menu Interface UL = Up Link USB = Universal Serial VSWR = Voltage Standing Wave Rati

General Operation Overview

Specialties, Inc.

Antenna

Current

Federal Communications Commission

Protocol

Personal Communications

Frequency

Programmable

Positioning

User

Interface

chnologie

Network

Diode

Computer

- 40 -

l

System

Conﬁ

System

Management Protocol

Bus

guration Protocol

Gate Array

s

Service

o

Software Operations

Repeater Index

A

AGC 6, 40 Alarm

Notiﬁcation Me

10

Alarms 10

B

Band Switching Algorithm 10 Block Diagram of the Major

Components 4

C

Continuing Availability

vice and

Parts 15 CPU 40 Crossed

Cable 20

CSI 40

D

DAS 40 DC IN 10 DHCP 40

E

EIA232 Pin

Speciﬁcations 16

ERP 40

F

Face

Plate

Dimensions 8

FPGA 40

G

General Operation Overview

16

GPS 10

H

Hardware

Conﬁ

guration 5

Hardware Operations 11

I

Important Safety

2

Information

ssage

of Ser-

Section 4

Indicator Lights 11 Installation 6

L

LED 40 Local

Communication Interface

Ports 16

Login 19

M

Main Menu 19 Maintenance Module

Face

Mode 39

Plate

Conﬁ

5, 8, 9 Module Module

Module Label

Face

Plate View

Interconnection

Locations 7 Module Side View 5 Module Top View 5 Monitoring & Alarms 17

N

Normal null

O

Operational

P

Physical

Power Up 10, 11 Powerup

Product Hardware Product Software

R

RF 40 RF Alarms 38 RF and Power Cabling 6, 7

S

SBC 40 Section Section Section serial cable 17

General Operation Overview

Operation 10

modem adapter 17

Mode 38

Installation Into The Train

6

and

System

Procedures 10

2 7 3 10 4

16

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Warranty 13

Warranty 14

guration

5

Diagram 7

Check

Out

Set

Parameters SNMP 40 Software Operations 16 Straight Cable 20 System System Status 10

Alarms 38

T

Telnet

Session 20

Telnet

Session (Remote Acce

20 terminal Terms Text Menu Interface 17

emulation programs 18

used in this manual 40

Top View Dimensions 9

U

USB 40

W

Warranty and Repair

13 warranty period 13 Web

based

Menu 19, 23

GUI

Session 17

ss)

Procedures

Note

s

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Note

s

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