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Section AIS‐RM3‐20B

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5.2

Managing and Adjusting AISG Devices

Figure 28 displays a list of devices, in table row format. In the
“Detail” column (for each row of devices or Sector ID's in the
Device List) is a link to a panel to view the details for that partic­
ular device. To view the detailed information on a specific device
(a TMA or RET), click on the Detail link of the device in the De­
tail column.

Figure 28. Navigating to a Device Shown in Device List

RET Device Details. 

Clicking on the Detail link for a RET device

opens a page (Figure 29) that shows device‐specific detailed in­
formation retrieved from the selected RET device (bottom
half of screen), as well as its antenna data (top half of screen).

Figure 29. Sample RET (and Antenna) Details

TMA Device Details. 

Clicking on the Detail link for a TMA

device opens a page (Figure 30) that shows device‐specific de­
tailed information retrieved from the selected TMA device
(bottom half of screen), as well as its antenna data (top half of
screen).

Figure 30. Sample TMA Device (and Antenna) Details

5.2.1

Antenna Data

The “Antenna Data” section  at the top half of a selected device
screen (Figure 31) shows detailed information about the an­
tenna connected to the selected AISG device. Table 10 explains
the fields and options in the Antenna Data section or panel.

Figure 31. Top‐Half Antenna Data Area of a Device Screen

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Field Name

Description / Constraint / Options

Sector ID

The sector ID.

Site ID

Base station site ID.

Installer ID

Installer's ID

Installation Date

Date in mmddyy format

Bearing

Antenna bearing in the range of 0­359 degrees

Mechanical tilt

Installed mechanical tilt in degrees

Antenna Model

Select the antenna model from the drop­down list. If a
model is not in the list, refer to the section on “Antenna
Configuration File” on how to add a new antenna model.

Antenna Serial No.

Antenna serial number

Frequency Band

Frequency band(s) used by the antenna.

Beam Width

Beamwidth for each band in frequency order (separated by /)

Antenna Gain

Gain for each band in frequency order (separated by /)

Table 10.    Antenna Data Section Fields

Make entries or changes per company practice, selecting the
items to save to the device. For example, in Figure 32 below, the
items within the red circle are selected. Only these values will be
saved to the device. Click on the Save Selected button to store
those data value(s) in the fields with their check‐boxes selected.
A message box indicates the save command is running.

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Страница 1: ...son will be stated here This document reflects the Issue B equipment which accepts an input power supply range of 48VDC to 24VDC and uses con tact relays as alarm outputs Figure 1 AISG RM3 AISG Contro...

Страница 2: ...a reset button and three LEDs as shown in Table 1 and Table 4 below and ex plained in the paragraphs that follow LED Color State Status Description ALM alarm Red Steady AISG RM3 cannot ping default g...

Страница 3: ...C Normally Closed relay output Contact Capacity AC 125V 0 5A DC 24V 1A N O Normally Open relay output COMM Common N A GND Ground of I O channels Ground Table 3 Alarm Connector Pin outs 2 2 5 Ethernet...

Страница 4: ...ent Any in structions or information contained herein is subordinate to local codes operating procedures or practices CAUTION Improper grounding could be service affecting and cause service interrupti...

Страница 5: ...f the controller has been preset to 192 168 0 30 Enter this IP address for first time access It can be changed later The browser should display the Login page as shown in Figure 7 Figure 7 Login Scree...

Страница 6: ...enna Config File _ Summary Report _ Site Information _ Logout _ System Setting 4 1 Configure the System Settings Click on the System Setting tab as shown in Figure 11 to open the System Setting menu T...

Страница 7: ...age and power supply mode provided to the connected AISG devices can be changed Change the settings per company practice refer ring to Table 6 as needed then click on the Set button to apply the chang...

Страница 8: ...before triggering the alarm output This helps to remove any spurious non real alarm conditions 4 2 Manage User Accounts Click on the System Account tab on the main menu to open the user list accounts...

Страница 9: ...ized device is listed in the RET or TMA device list section panel according to its device type Devices are sorted by Sector ID in ascending order Scanning retrieves information previously stored in ea...

Страница 10: ...you are adding The Vendor Code is optional Click on the Add button to initiate the process If the process is successful the Device List will be updated Save the device information before moving on 5...

Страница 11: ...lf of a selected device screen Figure 31 shows detailed information about the an tenna connected to the selected AISG device Table 10 explains the fields and options in the Antenna Data section or pan...

Страница 12: ...lowed electrical down tilt range of the selected an tenna model Current Tilt Current electrical tilt Tilt value must be in the Min Tilt Max Tilt range If the tilt value cannot be retrieved the data va...

Страница 13: ...ISG version supported by the TMA device Figure 38 Viewing a Specific TMA Shown in Device List The fields in the selected TMA Device panel are listed in Table 12 Field Name Description Constraint Optio...

Страница 14: ...ation window below is displayed Click on the OK button to initiate the process of chan ging the TMA gain After the process is done close the message window 5 2 3 4 Get Gain Click on the Get Gain butto...

Страница 15: ...TMA Gain SET_MODE Sector ID mode Set TMA Mode Note The key word in the Action column is used in the log to represent the recorded action Information re lated to an action in the Information Recorded c...

Страница 16: ...n one vendor code the vendor code is also shown after the vendor name Select the vendor name with the right vendor code to upload the configuration file The vendor code must match the vendor code on t...

Страница 17: ...the AISG RM3 controller Set the terminal connection settings to Baud Rate 9600 Stop bits 1 Data bits 8 No Parity 7 2 Using Console Commands Once connection with the AISG RM3 controller is established...

Страница 18: ...ke effect 15 Set System Date Time Changes the system UTC date and time 16 Set 12v 24v Power Setting Switches 12V 24V DC on or off The default is N which represents off Table 16 Command Display Numbers...

Страница 19: ...rmware Once finished perform a manual reboot of the controller 3 Refresh the browser to reload the user interface you will find the changed upgraded firmware 9 ERROR ALARM CODES MESSAGES The following...

Страница 20: ...n between the AISG RM3 system and the device 0x53 No Responding X Lost connection between the AISG RM3 system and the device 0x54 Function Fail Unexpected result from the AISG RM3 system 0x59 Timeout...

Страница 21: ...ling programs and local codes and per state statutes 12 SPECIFICATIONS 12 1 Electrical Specifications A Power supply input DC 24V max 3 2A or 48V max 1 6A B Power supply to AISG devices 24V max 2 0 A...

Страница 22: ...Amplifier LTE Long Term Evolution mA milliAmps MHz Megahertz PDU Power Distribution Unit RES Receiver Enhancement System RF Radio Frequency Rx Receive TMA Tower Mounted Amplifier Tx Transmit V Volts...

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