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Operational Procedures for BTS 32
Operational Procedures for BTS
This section explains some operational procedures for a BTS in the field. Example: Replacing a faulty BTS,
changing some key parameters, or performing a software upgrade. The operation procedures help one to
understand the time required for reestablishing a connectivity service in the field.
This section covers the following operational scenarios:
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Modifying BTS system parameters – No reboot required
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Modifying BTS network parameters – No reboot required
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Modifying BTS user accounts – No reboot required
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Modifying the BTS operation frequency – No reboot required
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Changing the BTS polarization - No reboot required
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Enabling or disabling the RADIUS server – No reboot required
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Testing MU MIMO performance - No reboot required
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Updating a BTS firmware - Reboot required
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Changing the bandwidth - Reboot required
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Changing the Uplink Tx Power initial or continuous control – Reboot required
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Resetting BTS to factory default configuration - Reboot required
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Reset BTS to factory defaults with no change to the IP address
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Reset BTS to factory defaults including the IP address
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Resetting CPE to factory default configuration - Reboot required
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Reset CPE to factory defaults with no change to the IP address
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Reset CPE to factory defaults including the IP address
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Importing or exporting configuration – No reboot required
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Testing MIR - No reboot required
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Testing CIA - No reboot required
Modifying BTS system parameters – No reboot required
The System page in the B1000 UI allows you to modify the system parameters for a BTS with no reboot
of the system required.
Perform the following steps to modify the system parameters:
1. Log on to the B1000 UI (as described in the Accessing the B1000 UI section).
The main B1000 dashboard page appears (as shown in Figure 7 ).