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25 October 2018
mTenna Plus and mTenna Select Installation Guide
10 Verify self-test results
Two kinds of self-tests are available for the user: the power-on self-test (POST), which run every time the system starts,
and the built-in self-test (BIST), which could be executed on an already running system. Verify results from both sets to
confirm correct installation.
10.1 Power-on self-test
The purpose of the power-on self-test is to identify any system failures in a timely manner. The power-on self-test runs
on each reboot. Verify it passes before using the system.
To identify if power-on self-test passes or fails refer to Power LED on mTenna Plus and mTenna Select:
Green represents a successful test.
Red represents a failed test.
Use the following REST API request to obtain the results of the power-on self-test:
curl --user admin:2Cfg^Ant -X GET http://<mTennaPlus_ip>/v1/mast/post
where <
mTennaPlus_ip>
is the IP address of the mTenna Plus.
10.2 Built-in self-test
Self-test routines initiate during normal operation. These routines exclude any tests that may interfere with antenna
operation. Check that the built-in self-test passes before starting to use the system.
Use the following REST API request to obtain the built-in self-test results:
curl --user admin:2Cfg^Ant -X GET http://<mTennaPlus_ip>/v1/mast/bist
where
<mTennaPlus_ip>
is the IP address of the mTenna Plus. Do not include
<>
.
10.3 Verification
Tests results are in JSON format and share a common schema. To identify if a test passes, refer to the exit code or root
“status” field. Zero values indicate passing.
Here are some examples:
Example test pass
{
"classname": "OscCtrl",
"max": "250025000",
"message": "",
"min": "249975000",
"name": "Frequency_JESD_REF",
