Troubleshooting Guide


 

VSWR

Posted by: kirpal    Tags:      Posted date:  May 18, 2011  |  No comment

A VSWR alarm is triggered when the system detects power that is being reflected back to the repeater. Make sure connectors are tightly secured at the donor and server ports Place a 50 ohm load on the port that is reporting the VSWR alarm If the VSWR alarm still exists after adding the load, then contact ADRF Technical Support Sweep lines to check for open ports that are not terminated (e.g. Splitters, Couplers, Duplexers) Damaged cables If multiple server antennas are connected, connect only one antenna and recheck the alarm If the alarm clears, then faulty connectors like combiners/splitters...


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Incoming RSSI

Posted by: kirpal    Tags:      Posted date:  May 18, 2011  |  No comment

An Incoming RSSI alarm is triggered when the incoming DL signal is below the threshold (which can be specified under the Control tab). Ensure proper ports are connected (Donor/ Server) Verify the Donor antenna is pointed toward the correct cell site (Azimuth) Verify the selected band(s) and be sure it is the right band(s) for the area Be aware that all our BDAs have different thresholds of required incoming signal (RSSI) on the DL side, due to the max gains of many models being different


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DC Power-Current

Posted by: kirpal    Tags:      Posted date:  May 2, 2011  |  No comment

Apply Factory Setting & Reboot Check to see if the alarm clears after 30 seconds If Alarm does not clear, contact ADRF Technical Support


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DC Power-Current

Posted by: kirpal    Tags:      Posted date:  May 2, 2011  |  No comment

1. Apply Factory Setting & Reboot 2. Check to see if the alarm clears after 30 seconds • If Alarm does not clear, contact ADRF Technical Support  


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