Alarms RDC Integration
Alarms RDC Integration
A copy of this document is stored in the RDC Drive and in EKB in the
WRAN SW Deployment and Support Community
DOCUMENT LAST UPDATED ON:
January 11 2008
ALARM 4: Carrier_RXDiversityLost
This alarm will cause a degraded carrier
check whether the RU or FU is locked
if connection is ok, try to restart the port for that sector lhsh 001200/xxx
restart
might be combined with antenna alarm (AiDevice_AntennaSystemProblem
or TmaDevice_AntennaSystemProblem), see below for more info
ALARM 5: AiDevice_AntennaSystemProblem or
TmaDevice_AntennaSystemProblem
Which alarm shows up depends on whether the antenna is connected to a TMA
check the antenna, jumper cables, cable connections visually and also by
swapping them among the sectors and see whether alarm moves
check FU
check the value of the supervision parameter (should be 49, but if set to 0 no
alarm is reported)
restart the RU
ALARM 6: Carrier_RejectSignalFromHardware
This alarm is issued from several HW, mainly RU, TXboard and RRU
insert new HW
if this doesnt help reboot the RBS (there has been a CSR which requires
reboot)
ALARM 7: RuDeviceGroup_GeneralHWError
This alarm indicates problems with the component (written at beginning of alarm, in this
case RU)
restart RU port, restart whole RU board
if doesnt help, replace RU
Cable between RU and FU disconnected - Plug back in and restart boards with restartauxunit
command
ALARM 8: AiDevice_ExternalUnitFailure
This alarm appears if the feeder or jumper cable is connected incorrectly or damaged or
the TMA can be faulty
check the antenna, jumper cables, cable connections visually and also by
swapping them among the sectors and see whether alarm moves
check the TMA
ALARM 9: ExternalTma_LnaFailureBranchA
This alarm comes up when the two transistors amplifying the RF signals in the TMA fail.
The cell can still carry traffic as long as branch B is working, however, the RX might be
degraded.
=> run script to modify the TMA parameters
Make sure the currentHighLimA TMA parameter is set to 180 just like the currentHighLimB.
ALARM 23:Bfu_BatteryChargingFailure
i.e. Sector=1,
Configuration/Supervision
Feeder
Power
Supply
SV
DC
Antenna
SV
VSWR
Antenna
SV
TMA
SV
1. Only antenna
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
2. RET/RIU, no ASC/TMA
Yes,
No
Yes
Yes
No
branch A
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
5. ASC
Yes
No
No
No
No
This is because the feeder cable is shared by the 1900 and the 850, and the 1900 powers the
TMA (15V) through the jumper cables thus interfering with the 850 branch B antenna supervision
readings (tests for DC resistance) triggering the alarm. Rogers is aware about this.
302
270
acc SystemConstants=1 writeConst
y
303
135
acc SystemConstants=1 writeConst
y
304
270
For more information about the thresholds please see the following
document.
E:\Project_doc\
UMTS_docs\Reference_Info\RBS_Reference\AntennaSupervision_TMA\TMA threshold configuration.doc
Solution:
Make a cv on the RBS and cold restart RBS to clear alarms for imalink=3 and imalink=4.
cvms <cv name> <user> <comment>
acc 0 restart
ALARM 35:
RbsLocalCell_ConfiguredLimitExceedsLicensedLimit
unavailable
The cell range isnt set prorerly.
Block the cells on the RNC
On the RBS, set the cell range with command set cell cellrange 35000
In WCDMA RAN Explorer, Select the RBSRight click on itGo to ToolsSelect Node
Status Analyzer
How to run the Iub consistency report:
In WCDMA RAN Explorer, Select the RNC that RBS belongs toRight click on itGo to
ConsistencySelect IUB Consistency Report
If it is unlocked like in the above state, than that is the cause of the alarm, the reson
of the alarm is that the RBS are getting their synchronisation signal from the T1s and
not from the timing unit by gps. So if this mo is unlocked it is expecting a sync signal
that it is not getting so it thinks that the source of sync just droped and it lost the
signal, hence the alarm.