R tron SNTRIDC Wireless Booster(CDMA) User Manual RSN TRI 25 24 DC 0314 indd

R-tron Inc. Wireless Booster(CDMA) RSN TRI 25 24 DC 0314 indd

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484. Operation
49User’s Manual4. OperationAlarms• Reported to Sprint : If an alarm occurs, the repeater will report directly to Sprint as a SNMP Trap so the LED of ALARM on the repeater does not blink.• On Site Alarm : If an alarm occurs, the alarm LED on the repeater will turn on. Please refer to the troubleshooting section of this manual.• No change of the values in the alarm range is recommended.< Alarm Status > < Alarm Range >
504. OperationCheck CDMA in the left menu.Setupb. CDMA
51User’s Manual4. OperationSolution 1. Easy Setup [Recommended]Return To Factory DefaultsStep 1Select Bandwidth and Band and click APPLY.Step 2• To reset to factory defaults, click INITIALIZE.• To restore the previous settings, click RESTORE.Easy SetupStep 3Easy Setup proceeds to: • Isolation measurement On • Calculation of Available Maximum Gain by the isolation.• ASD On• ALC On to get Maximum DL Output Power 24dBm [Default] or Maximum Gain 80dB.
53User’s Manual524. Operation4. OperationClick Execute.Easy setup feature will measure the isolation and limit the maximum gain accordingly. This will also enable Auto Level Control as well as Auto Shut Down. These two features are strongly recommended to prevent the uncontrolled power output, which could have an adverse impact on the RF network and the repeater. For example, ALC will apply attenuation automatically when the input signal strength is increased due to the new base station deployment near the repeater site. Click OK.Step 4Click OK again.Step 5
53User’s Manual524. Operation4. OperationSetup will automatically begin. This process will take approximately 20 seconds.Step 610~20 secondsClick CDMA in the left menu.
55User’s Manual544. Operation4. OperationConstant Maximum DL Output Power 24dBm if the DL Input Power >= -56dBmResult 1
55User’s Manual544. Operation4. OperationMaximum Gain 80dB if the DL Input Power < -56dBm.Result 2
57User’s Manual564. Operation4. OperationSolution 2. DL Output Power < Max. 24dBmRepeat step 1 through step 6.Step 2AStep 1AChange the level at Automatic Level Control and click APPLY.After running Easy Setup or Isolation Measurement, Isolation value is displayed with “95” when the isolation is higher than 95dB, or it is displayed with the actual value when the isolation is lower than 95dB.• Automatic Level Control: Type under 24 and then click APPLY and ON. [Example] For the repeater with 24dBm maximum output power, 80dB maximum gain/40dB gain control range, → If the signal -36dBm and the ALC is set as 24dBm, the gain will be 60dB to adjust to the output power. If the input signal is -61dBm, the output power will be 19dBm by the limitation of the maximum gain even though the ALC is set as 24dBm.• Automatic Shutdown: Type the desired values for dBm, seconds, and times and then click APPLY and ON. (e.g. 27 dBm, 10 seconds, 3 times) [Example] For the repeater with 24dBm maximum output power, 80dB maximum gain/40dB gain control range, Assuming ASD Level: 27dBm, ASD Time: 10seconds, ASD Count: 3. If the output power is 27dBm (ASD LEVEL) and higher, the repeater will shutdown for 10 seconds (ASD TIME). If shutdown occurs 3 times (ASD COUNT), the 4th shutdown will be permanent.
57User’s Manual564. Operation4. OperationConstant output power set as the ALC level.Result
59User’s Manual584. Operation4. OperationSolution 3. Fixed Gain [Not Recommended]Easy Setup will calculate the Available Maximum Gain which defines the maximum gain to be setup.Repeat step 1 through step 6.Step 1BDO NOT setup the gain higher than the Available Maximum Gain.WarningRead DL Input Power and the gain controlled by Easy Setup. Step 2B
59User’s Manual584. Operation4. OperationTurn off DL Amplifier and UL Amplifier.Step 3BALC must be turned off; otherwise, the following message appears.Step 4BChange DL Gain and UL Gain.The gain must be lower than the current value and Available Maximum Gain.WarningStep 5BTurn on DL Amplifier and UL Amplifier.Step 6B
61User’s Manual604. Operation4. OperationDL and UL gain are fixed and the output power depends on the input power.Result►TipApplying Uplink Gain OffsetDownlink Gain Uplink GainUplink Gain Offset
61User’s Manual604. Operation4. OperationUplink Gain Offset = -3dBResultAlarms< Alarm Status > < Alarm Range >※ Restore Restore recovers the service by turning on the amplifiers of repeater fundamentally. After a permanent shutdown, the Restore turns on the amplifiers of the repeater with the period of Restore Interval.
62• Reported to Sprint : If an alarm occurs, the repeater will report directly to Sprint as a SNMP Trap so the LED of ALARM on the repeater does not blink.• On Site Alarm : If an alarm occurs, the alarm LED on the repeater will turn on. Please refer to the troubleshooting section of this manual.• No change of the values in the alarm range is recommended.4. Operation
63User’s Manual4. OperationA pop-up window will appear. Select the firmware file and click Open. Step 2Click Upload in the left menu.4.5.5.1 Update: System Firmware4.5.5 UploadClick Browse.Step 1
644. OperationClick UPDATE.Step 3A pop-up window will appear after completing all the update processes.Click OK to reboot the system.Step 4It will take a few minutes to update the new firmware.If the system reboots, go to the login page and login again.* Login page: http://192.168.0.1:83 (Local access) A specified IP address on DHCP(Remote access).Step 5
65User’s Manual4. Operation4.5.5.2 Update: Web GUIClick Browse.Step 1A pop-up window will appear. Select the GUI file and click Open.Step 2Click UPDATE.Step 3
664. Operation A pop-up window will appear after completing all the update processes.Click OK to reboot the system.Step 44.5.5.3 RestoreTo restore the previous version, click RESTORE.It will take a few minutes to update the new Web GUI.If the system reboots, go to the login page and login again.* Login page: http://192.168.0.1:83 (Local access) A specified IP address on DHCP(Remote access).Step 5
67User’s Manual4. OperationClick Reboot in the left menu.In this menu, you can reboot the system.4.5.6 RebootClick Alarm History in the left menu.Click GET HISTORY, the history list of alarm issued will be displayed.4.5.7 Alarm History
684. OperationTo erase the alarm history on the memory, click ERASE HISTORY.A confirmation pop-up window will appear and click OK.NoteUp to 300 alarm lists can be stored in the memory.If you want to logout, click Logout in the left menu.A warning pop-up window will appear and then click OK to logout.4.5.8 LogoutTo clear the alarm history on the screen, click CLEAR.
69User’s Manual4. OperationBefore contacting your service dealer, please make sure you refer to the following guide. If the Tri MINI does not work normally after completing the following troubleshooting, please contact your local dealer or service center.Problem Cause SolutionNo LED On Check the power cord for secure connection.Cannot communicate with the repeater.Check if the LAN cable is connected to the repeater and your computer, or your computer to set IP address. Or please disable and enable the Local Area Connection.The mobile phone is not working well.Turn on the power.or< a. iDEN >Check if the DL Amplifier, the UL Amplifier, iDEN 800 UDC and iDEN 900 UDC in Power Measurement are displayed ON.< b. CDMA >Check if the DL Amplifier and the UL Amplifier of Parameter Status are displayed ON.5. TroubleshootingTri MINIPlugged in anAC outletBaseStationMobileStationDonor antennafor iDENDonor antennafor CDMAServiceAntennaTri MINIPlugged in anAC outletBaseStationMobileStationDonor antennafor iDEN a nd CDMAServiceAntenna2WayDivider
705. TroubleshootingProblem Cause SolutionOscillation < a. iDEN >1. The values above are changed randomly under operating of DL ALC, UL ALC, and ASD.2. DL Amplifier and UL Amplifier are on and off iteratively.< b. CDMA >1. The values above are changed randomly under operating of DL ALC, UL ALC, and ASD.2. DL Amplifier and UL Amplifier are on and off iteratively.Turn off the repeater.Measure the isolation and verify if the isolation between the donor antenna and the server antenna is enough for the repeater. And then redo the easy set up or set up the repeater.Green LED → steadyRed LED → flashingDonor antenna connection → GoodServer antenna connection → BadCheck the cable connection to the server antenna and its VSWR.Tri MINIPlugged in anAC outletBaseStationMobileStationDonor antennafor iDENDonor antennafor CDMAServiceAntennaTri MINIPlugged in anAC outletBaseStationMobileStationDonor antennafor iDEN a nd CDMAServiceAntenna2WayDivider
71User’s Manual5. TroubleshootingProblem Cause SolutionThe red light turns on.< a. iDEN >< b. CDMA >Check if the value above is out of range.If the Input Power or Output Power is out of range, please contact Technical Support.Download site: www.r-tron.comToll Free: 888-31R-TRONRed & green LEDs are flashing irregularly.Malfunction of PSU. Please contact Technical Support.Download site: www.r-tron.comToll Free: 888-31R-TRONLower---14°F20V0ADL Input PowerDL Output PowerUL Output PowerTemperatureDC VoltageDC CurrentUpper-30dBm28dBm28dBm176°F30V7AOn Site Alarms RangeLower-90dBm-10dBm--14°F20AV0ADL Input PowerDL Output PowerUL Output PowerTemperatureDC VoltageDC CurrentUpper-20dBm27dBm27dBm176°F30V7AOn Site Alarms Range
72RF Characteristics6. Specificationsa. iDENParameter iDEN 800DL & ULSelectable BandwidthDLULiDEN 900In-band BW:18MHzIn-band BW:7.0MHz In-band BW:5MHz18MHz-bandwidthFrequency SelectionRoll offRipple851~869MHz851~868.8MHz851~868.6MHz7MHz-bandwidth862~869MHz862~868.8MHz862~868.6MHz5MHz-bandwidth935~940MHz935~939.8MHz935~939.6MHz18MHz-bandwidth806~824MHz806~823.8MHz806~823.6MHz7MHz-bandwidth817~824MHz817~823.8MHz817~823.6MHz5MHz-bandwidth896~901MHz896~900.8MHz896~900.6MHz≤65dBc@Fedge+ / -500KHz5dB Max.12dB Max.2.5dB (Typical)Gain 50dB to 80dBOutput Power 25dBmDelay 8.0µs Max.VSWRDL & ULInput Range -25dBm Max.DLDL & ULDL & ULDL & UL 1.5Max.DL & UL ≤65dBc@Fedge+ / -500KHzUL Noise Figure80dB Gain50dB Gain-35dBm Max.UL
73User’s Manual6. Specificationsb. CDMAParameter SpecificationFrequencyRemarksDLULDL/UL1930~1995MHz1850~1915MHz-56dBmNormal InputOutput Power LevelGainAttenuatorSpuriousRoll OffGain FlatnessGroup DelayNoise FigureVSWRIsolation DET LevelIsolation DET RangeConsumption powerOperating TempStorage temperatureBand SelectionDLULVVARange: 0~40dBAccuracy: ±0.7dBRange: 0~40dBAccuracy: ±0.7dB±3dB24dBm40dB ~ 80dB ± 2dBTemperature CompensationMin 29dB @±885KHzMin 39dB @±1.98MHzMin -13dBm@±2.25MHzDiscontinuous 3FA / Continuous 7FAMin 50dBc @±1MHz5 / 10 / 15 / 20MHz-bandwidth,5+5 / 10+5 / 15+5 / 20+5MHz,5+5+5MHz.3.0dB (P-P)Max 5usMax 4.5dBMax 12dBMax 1.5:126dBm ± 1dB-75dBm ~ -50dBm,≤100W-10°C~ 50°C-20°C~ 60°CBW : 65MHzATT: 0dBATT: 40dBBW : 65MHzBW : UL_65MHzREF: -50dBm / 4.7V5MHz, 10MHz, 15MHz, 20MHz5+5MHz, 10+5MHz, 15+5MHz, 20+5MHz, 5+5+5MHz
746. SpecificationsElectrical & Environmental SpecificationParameter iDEN 800 iDEN 900Power supply 110V~125V AC, 60Hz typicalOperating temperature *-10˚C~50˚C (14˚F~122˚F)Storage temperature -20˚C~60˚C (-4˚F~140˚F)Consumption power ≤192.5W, (additional 24W)Mechanical SpecificationsParameter SpecificationN-female x 3, SMA-female x 314.48 X16.73 X 11.37(Inch),368 X 425 X 289(mm)31.7kg (69.88lbs)RF connectorsSizeWeightThe specifications are subject to change without any prior notification.
75User’s Manual6. Specifications7. Appendixa. iDENThe Operating Bandwidth and Frequencies of iDENMode Bandwidth18MHz-bandwidthiDEN 800iDEN 900Operating FrequencyDownlink851 ~ 869MHz851 ~ 868.8MHz851 ~ 868.6MHzUplink806 ~ 824MHz806 ~ 823.8MHz806 ~ 823.6MHz7MHz-bandwidthDownlink862 ~ 869MHz862 ~ 868.8MHz862 ~ 868.6MHzUplink817 ~ 824MHz817 ~ 823.8MHz817 ~ 823.6MHz5MHz-bandwidthDownlink935 ~ 940MHz935 ~ 939.8MHz935 ~ 939.6MHzUplink896 ~ 901MHz896 ~ 900.8MHz896 ~ 900.6MHz
767. Appendix• Bandwidth/Frequency:The values of the bandwidth and frequency of CDMA15+5 A1A2A3+B1, A1A2A3+B2, A1A2A3+B3, A1A2A3+E, A1A2A3+F, A1A2A3+C3, A1A2A3+C4, A1A2A3+C5, A1A2A3+G, A2A3D+B2, A2A3D+B3, A2A3D+E, A2A3D+F, A2A3D+C3, A2A3D+C4, A2A3D+C5, A2A3D+G, A3DB1+B3, A3DB1+E, A3DB1+F, A3DB1+C3, A3DB1+C4, A3DB1+C5, A3DB1+G, DB1B2+E, DB1B2+F, DB1B2+C3, DB1B2+C4, DB1B2+C5, DB1B2+G, B1B2B3+F, B1B2B3+C3, B1B2B3+C4, B1B2B3+C5, B1B2B3+G, B2B3E+C3, B2B3E+C4, B2B3E+C5, B2B3E+G, B3EF+C4, B3EF+C5, B3EF+G, EFC3+C5, EFC3+G, FC3C4+G10+5 A1A2+D, A1A2+B1, A1A2+B2, A1A2+B3, A1A2+E, A1A2+F, A1A2+C3, A1A2+C4, A1A2+C5, A2A3+G, A2A3+B1, A2A3+B2, A2A3+B3, A2A3+E, A2A3+F, A2A3+C3, A2A3+C4, A2A3+C5, A2A3+G, A3D+B2, A3D+B3, A3D+E, A3D+F, A3D+C3, A3D+C4, A3D+C5, A3D+G, DB1+B3, DB1+E, DB1+F, DB1+C3, DB1+C4, DB1+C5, DB1+G, B1B2+E, B1B2+F, B1B2+C3, B1B2+C4, B1B2+C5, B1B2+G, B2B3+F, B2B3+C3, B2B3+C4, B2B3+C5, B2B3+G, B3E+C3, B3E+C4, B3E+C5, B3E+G, EF+C4, EF+C5, EF+G, FC3+C5, FC3+G, C3C4+GBandwidth Operating Frequency51015 A1A2A3, A2A3D, A3DB1, DB1B2, B1B2B3, B2B3E, B3EF, EFC3, FC3C4, C3C4C5, C4C5G20 A1A2A3D, A2A3DB1, A3DB1B2, DB1B2B3, B1B2B3E, B2B3EF, B3EFC3, EFC3C4, FC3C4C5, C3C4C5G5+5 A1+A3, A1+D, A1+B1, A1+B2, A1+B3, A1+E, A1+F, A1+C3, A1+C4, A1+C5, A1+G, A2+D, A2+B1, A2+B2, A2+B3, A2+E, A2+F, A2+C3, A2+C4, A2+C5, A2+G, A3+B1, A3+B2, A3+B3, A3+E, A3+F, A3+C3, A3+C4, A3+C5, A3+G, D+B2, D+B3, D+E, D+F, D+C3, D+C4, D+C5, D+G, B1+B3, B1+E, 1+F, B1+C3, B1+C4, B1+C5, B1+G, B2+E, B2+F, B2+C3, B2+C4, B2+C5, B2+G, B3+F, B3+C3, B3+C4, B3+C5, B3+G, E+C3, E+C4, E+C5, E+G, F+C4, F+C5, F+G, C3+C5, C3+GA1A2, A2A3, A3D, DB1, B1B2, B2B3, B3E, EF, FC3, C3C4, C4C5, C5GA1, A2, A3, D, B1, B2, B3, E, F, C3, C4, C5, Gb. CDMA
77User’s Manual7. AppendixBandwidth Operating Frequency20+5 A1A2A3D+B2, A1A2A3D+B3, A1A2A3D+E, A1A2A3D+F, A1A2A3D+C3, A1A2A3D+C4, A1A2A3D+C5, A1A2A3D+G, A2A3DB1+B3, A2A3DB1+E, A2A3DB1+F, A2A3DB1+C3, A2A3DB1+C4, A2A3DB1+C5, A2A3DB1+G, A3DB1B2+E, A3DB1B2+F, A3DB1B2+C3, A3DB1B2+C4, A3DB1B2+C5, A3DB1B2+G, DB1B2B3+F, DB1B2B3+C3, DB1B2B3+C4, DB1B2B3+C5, DB1B2B3+G, B1B2B3E+C3, B1B2B3E+C4, B1B2B3E+C5, B1B2B3E+G, B2B3EF+C4, B2B3EF+C5, B2B3EF+G, B3EFC3+C5, B3EFC3+G, EFC4+G5+5+5 A1+A3+B1, A1+A3+B2, A1+A3+B3, A1+A3+E, A1+A3+F, A1+A3+C3, A1+A3+C4, A1+A3+C5, A1+A3+G, A1+D+B2, A1+D+B3, A1+D+E, A1+D+F, A1+D+C3, A1+D+C4, A1+D+C5, A1+D+G, A1+B1+B3, A1+B1+E, A1+B1+F, A1+B1+C3, A1+B1+C4, A1+B1+C5, A1+B1+G, A1+B2+E, A1+B2+F, A1+B2+C3, A1+B2+C4, A1+B2+C5, A1+B2+G, A1+B3+F, A1+B3+C3, A1+B3+C4, A1+B3+C5, A1+B3+G, A1+E+C3, A1+E+C4, A1+E+C5, A1+E+G, A1+F+C4, A1+F+C5, A1+F+G, A1+C3+C5, A1+C3+G, A1+C4+G, A2+D+B2, A2+D+B3, A2+D+E, A2+D+F, A2+D+C3, A2+D+C4, A2+D+C5, A2+D+G, A2+B1+B3, A2+B1+E, A2+B1+F, A2+B1+C3, A2+B1+C4, A2+B1+C5, A2+B1+G, A2+B2+E, A2+B2+F, A2+B2+C3, A2+B2+C4, A2+B2+C5, A2+B2+G, A2+B3+F, A2+B3+C3, A2+B3+C4, A2+B3+C5, A2+B3+G, A2+E+C3, A2+E+C4, A2+E+C5, A2+E+G, A2+F+C4, A2+F+C5, A2+F+G, A2+C3+C5, A2+C3+G, A2+C4+G, A3+B1+B3, A3+B1+E, A3+B1+F, A3+B1+C3, A3+B1+C4, A3+B1+C5, A3+B1+G, A3+B2+E, A3+B2+F, A3+B2+C3, A3+B2+C4, A3+B2+C5, A3+B2+G, A3+B3+F, A3+B3+C3, A3+B3+C4, A3+B3+C5, A3+B3+G, A3+E+C3, A3+E+C4, A3+E+C5, A3+E+G, A3+F+C4, A3+F+C5, A3+F+G, A3+C3+C5, A3+C3+G, A3+C4+G, D+B2+E, D+B2+F, D+B2+C3, D+B2+C4, D+B2+C5, D+B2+G, D+B3+F, D+B3+C3, D+B3+C4, D+B3+C5, D+B3+G, D+E+C3, D+E+C4, D+E+C5, D+E+G, D+F+C4, D+F+C5, D+F+G, D+C3+C5, D+C3+G, D+C4+G, B1+B3+F, B1+B3+C3, B1+B3+C4, B1+B3+C5, B1+B3+G, B1+E+C3, B1+E+C4, B1+E+C5, B1+E+G, B1+F+C4, B1+F+C5, B1+F+G, B1+C3+C5, B1+C3+G, B1+C4+G, B2+E+C3, B2+E+C4, B2+E+C5, B2+E+G, B2+F+C4, B2+F+C5, B2+F+G, B2+C3+C5, B2+C3+G, B2+C4+G, B3+F+C4, B3+F+C5, B3+F+G, B3+C3+C5, B3+C3+G, B3+C4+G, E+C3+C5, E+C3+G, E+C4+G, F+C4+G
78LIMITED WARRANTY This product, as supplied and distributed by R-tron, in the original carton, is warranted by R-tron against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for a limited warranty period of: Five (5) Year Parts and Labor This limited warranty begins on the original date of purchase, and is valid only on products purchased and used in the United States. R-tron will repair or replace this product, at our option and at no charge as stipulated herein, with new or reconditioned parts or products if found to be defective during the limited warranty period specified above. All replaced parts and products become the property of R-tron and must be returned to R-tron. Replacement parts and products assume the remaining original warranty. This limited warranty covers manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship encountered in normal, and except to the extent otherwise expressly provided for in this statement, use of this product, and shall not apply to the following, including, but not limited to: damage which occurs in installation; applications and uses for which this product was not intended; altered product or serial numbers; cosmetic damage or exterior finish; accidents, abuse, neglect, fire, water, lightning or other acts of nature; use of products, equipment, systems, utilities, services, parts, supplies, accessories, applications, installations, repairs, external wiring or connectors not supplied or authorized by R-tron which damage this product or result in service problems; or incorrect electrical line voltage, fluctuations and surges; customer adjustments and failure to follow operating instruction. R-tron does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation of the product.THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED AND DESCRIBED ABOVE, AND NO WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL APPLY AFTER THE EXPRESS WARRANTY PERIODS STATED ABOVE, AND NO OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTY OR GUARANTY GIVEN BY ANY PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION WITH RESPECT TO THIS PRODUCT SHALL BE BINDING ON R-tron. Warranty
79User’s ManualReturn Material Authorization(RMA) ProcedureThe return and exchange of products are not allowed without prior approval from R-tron America, Inc.Please follow the exchange procedure below.1. Call Tech Support for troubleshooting.2. If the device has a hardware problem, R-tron will replace it if it is within warranty. A RMA number will be issued for the return.3. R-tron will ship the replacement and a return label will be provided.4. The customer must return the product using the original packaging, including accessories.
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