SK Telesys SKSN-I30-CO iDEN RF Repeater User Manual

SK Telesys Co.,Ltd. iDEN RF Repeater Users Manual

Users Manual

iDEN i-DEN RF Repeater Manual (SKNS-I30-XX) February 2007
iDEN STANDARDS CERTIFICATION FCC: This equipment complies with the applicable sections of Title 47 CFR Part 90. Installation requirements the licensee needs to follow are listed in Title 47 CFR 90.635. This document may be found at the following website: http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/ waisidx_03/47cfr90_03.html. WARNING! EXPOSURE TO RF Working with the repeater while in operation, may expose the technician to RF electromagnetic fields that exceed FCC rules for human exposure. Visit the FCC website at www.fcc.gov/oet/rfsafety to learn more about the effects of exposure to RF electromagnetic fields. RF EXPOSURE & ANTENNA PLACEMENT Actual separation distance is determined upon gain of antenna used. Please maintain a minimum safe distance of at least 20 cm while operating near the donor and the server antennas. Also, the donor antenna needs to be mounted outdoors on a permanent structure. FCC STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at own expense. Warning! This equipment generates or uses radio frequency energy. Changes or modifications to this equipment may cause harmful interference unless the modifications are expressly approved in the instruction manual. The user could lose the authority to operate this equipment if an unauthorized change or modification is made.
iDEN Lists of Contents 1. OVERVIEWS...............................................................................................................7 2. SYSTEM NETWORK CONFIGURATION ...................................................................8 2.1 APPLICATION SCOPED.......................................................................................8 2.2 FREQUENCIES USED..........................................................................................9 3. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS .....................................................10 3.1. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................................................10 4. SYSTEM SHAPE AND FUNCTIONS........................................................................12 4.1 SYSTEM SHAPE.................................................................................................12 4.2 CABINETS ..........................................................................................................12 4.3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION AND FUNCTIONS.................................................16 5. SYSTEM BLOCK......................................................................................................19 5.1 BLOCK DIAGRAM..............................................................................................19 5.2 INTERPRETATION OF BLOCK DIAGRAMS......................................................19 6. NMS ..........................................................................................................................21 6.1 NMS.....................................................................................................................21 6.2 NMS STANDARDS .............................................................................................21 6.3 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION.................................................................................21 7. GUI (GRAPHIC USER INTERFACE) ........................................................................24 7.1 PROGRAM INSTALLATION ...............................................................................24
iDEN 7.2 PROGRAM START .............................................................................................27 7.3 STATUS INQUIRY/SETTING...............................................................................27 7.4 DOWNLOAD .......................................................................................................29 8. SYSTEM INSTALLATION.........................................................................................33 8.1 CONFIRMATION OF SYSTEM COMPONENTS.................................................33 8.2 PRECAUTIONS DURING INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM ...........................33 9. SYSTEM SETUP AND CHECKUP............................................................................34 9.1 CHECK ITEMS DURING OPENING ...................................................................34 9.2 TROUBLES AND CHECKUP..............................................................................35 ☎ CONTACT PLACE OF THE MAKER.......................................................................37
iDEN - Lists of Figures - <Fig. 1 > iDEN network configuration..........................................................................8 < Fig. 2 > iDEN frequencies used.................................................................................9 < Fig. 3 > iDEN carrier characteristics.........................................................................9 < Fig. 4 > System shape..............................................................................................12 < Fig. 5 > External appearance of cabinets ...............................................................13 < Fig. 6 > Latch structure............................................................................................13 < Fig. 7 > Hinge functions...........................................................................................14 < Fig. 8 > Swing handle functions..............................................................................15 < Fig. 9 > Additional functions of cabinets................................................................15 < Fig. 10 > System configuration ...............................................................................16 <Fig. 11> Setup file......................................................................................................24 <Fig. 12 > Installation Start .........................................................................................24 <Fig. 13> Selection of an installation folder..............................................................25 <Fig. 14> Completion of preparation for installation................................................25 <Fig. 15> Display of program installation progress .................................................26 <Fig. 16> USB Driver Installation ...............................................................................26 <Fig. 17> USB Driver Installation ...............................................................................27 <Fig. 18 > Program start..............................................................................................27 <Fig. 19> An iDEN status inquiry screen...................................................................28 <Fig. 20> An iDEN status setting screen ...................................................................29 <Fig. 21> A download preparation window ...............................................................29 <Fig. 22> File Open......................................................................................................30 <Fig. 23> Completion of download preparation........................................................30 <Fig. 24> A download progress screen .....................................................................31 <Fig. 25> A message to notify you of download failure ...........................................31 <Fig. 26> Flash write wait ...........................................................................................31 <Fig. 27> Download completion.................................................................................32
iDEN - Lists of Tables – <Table 1 > iDEN frequencies used ...............................................................................9 <Table 2 > System specifications...............................................................................11 <Table 3 > Shape and functions.................................................................................11 <Table 4 > Environmental specifications...................................................................11
iDEN 1. Overviews The iDEN (Integrated Digital Enhanced Network) RF repeater is a RF repeater for indoor use using a frequency band of iDEN networks. This is an ideal and economical RF repeater for customers who want expansion of communication ranges while not reducing performance with a RF relay system by installing repeaters inside buildings, parking lots in electromagnetic shade regions, etc. This repeater is designed to be elastically applicable to any frequency of iDEN band, is excellent in frequency selection levels of frequency bandwidth to service of down links and up links through an up/down converter module, and minimizes interference in other signals. The iDEN (Integrated Digital Enhanced Network) RF repeater CCD has a local repeater control function to manage and control repeaters continuously for stable services of repeaters installed at the site and a remote repeater control function to support remote monitoring and control using a repeater integrated monitoring system. The iDEN (Integrated Digital Enhanced Network) RF repeater is interlocked with the iDEN repeater integrated monitoring system using a modem in order to be interlocked with the iDEN repeater integrated monitoring system. The basic structure of iDEN repeaters is composed of an input port and an output port. The inside of repeaters was composed of a DL(Down Link) converter and UL(Up Link) converter as one module for optimum sizes and high efficiency and composed of PSU(Power Supply Unit), Filter Unit, NMS module, and PAU(Power Amplifier Unit). All modules except PAU was commonly used for economy and efficiency of operation and it was made possible to change system output with PAU replacement only.
iDEN 2. System Network Configuration The iDEN RF repeater is an indoor relay device to receive and amplify the signals from EBTS(Enhanced Base Transceiver System) wirelessly. The amplified signals secures cell coverage and provides quality service for users by installing repeaters in various electromagnetic shade regions that electromagnetic waves do not reach during expnasion of communication zones of parking lots in buildings, households, etc. and by having them provide services. <Fig. 1 > iDEN network configuration 2.1 Application Scoped The iDEN RF repeater aims to secure separate cell coverage and expand quality service regions for users in order to provide mobile phone services inside a small-scale building and underground space and transmit signals to various shade regions such as parking lots in households, buildings, etc. by being installed where signals cannot reach or signals are weak.
iDEN 2.2 Frequencies Used Items Standards Remarks 851 ~ 869 MHz 25kHz Step 800 MHz 862 ~ 869 MHz 25kHz Step Down Link 900 MHz 935 ~ 940 MHz 25kHz Step 806 ~ 824 MHz 25kHz Step 800 MHz 817 ~ 824 MHz 25kHz Step Up Link 900 MHz 896 ~ 901 MHz 25kHz Step <Table 1 > iDEN frequencies used < Fig. 2 > iDEN frequencies used < Fig. 3 > iDEN carrier characteristics
iDEN 3. System Specifications and Standards 3.1. System Specifications 3.1.1 System standards Items Standards Remarks 800MHz Downlink : 851~869MHz (Ability to switch 862~869 MHz) Uplink : 806~824MHz (Ability to switch 817~824 MHz) 25kHz Step Frequency Range 900MHz Downlink : 935~940MHz Uplink : 896~901MHz 25kHz Step 65dB / 15dBm ※ iDEN(65/15) 65dB / 25dBm ※ iDEN(65/25) Amplifier Gain / Output Power per Band 80dB / 30dBm ※ iDEN(80/30) -25 ~ -50dBm / Total ※ iDEN(65/15) -15 ~ -40dBm / Total ※ iDEN(65/25) Input Level -20 ~ -50dBm / Total ※ iDEN(80/30) Ripple 2.5 dB p-p 25dB(1dB/Step±0.5dB or less) ※ iDEN(65/15),(65/25) Gain Control Range 30 dB(1dB/Step±0.5dB or less ※ iDEN(80/30) Roll offs Δ65dBc or more @Band Edge± 500 KHz 1 carrier 25KHz : 50dBc 50KHz : 55dBc 500KHz : 55dBc 1MHz : 55dBc 2MHz : 55dBc Downlink Adjacent Power 8carriers 25KHz : 47dBc 50KHz : 52dBc 500KHz : 52dBc 1MHz : 52dBc 2MHz : 52dBc Out of band paging carrier rejection 929~932MHz(3MHz), 940~941MHz(1MHz) 900MHz Inter modulation 1870~1880MHz/-105dBm 900MHz only Spurious RF Emission -13dBm or less Propagation Delay 8us or less
iDEN 5dB or less @Gain 65dB(Uplink) Noise Figure 12dB or less @Gain 40dB(Uplink) VSWR 1.5 : 1 Input/output connector N-Type (Female) Input/output impedance 50Ω Power 108 ~ 127 VAC, 60Hz ※Option -40 to -60VDC 20 to 30 VDC <Table 2 > System specifications 3.1.2 Shape Items Standards Cabinet Indoor type RF connector Type(IN/OUT) N-Type Female 390*326*190 mm ※ iDEN(65/15) 390*326*210 mm ※ iDEN(65/25) Size (H*W*D) 390*326*240 mm ※ iDEN(80/30) 18.5 Kg ※ iDEN(65/15) 20.0 Kg ※ iDEN(65/25) Weight 21.82 Kg ※ iDEN(80/30) <Table 3 > Shape and functions 3.1.3 Environmental specifications Items Standards Remarks Working temperature/ working humidity -10℃ ~ 50℃ / 5 % ~ 95% Temperature and humidity around cabinets Power 108 ~ 127 VAC, 60Hz ※Option -40 to -60VDC 20 to 30 VDC TBD ※ iDEN(65/15) TBD ※ iDEN(65/25) Power consumed TBD ※ iDEN(80/30) < Table 4 > Environmental specifications
iDEN 4. System Shape and Functions 4.1 System Shape The iDEN (Integrated Digital Enhanced Network) RF repeater was arranged to efficiently utilize component modules when operators compose and operate the iDEN service network. The iDEN RF repeater is basically installed on the wall, has a structure to be installed on a 19 inch rack as necessary, and is provided with ground terminals on the lower part of repeaters for grounding. < Fig. 4 > System shape 4.2 Cabinets The cabinet of repeaters is made of a die-casting structure and enables component modules to be installed on the door part in order to enhance attachment efficiency and minimize cabinet sizes. The heat radiation fins of repeaters have excellent heat radiation effects by determining the length of fins for radiation of generated heat depending on output capacity.
iDEN < Fig. 5 > External appearance of cabinets 4.3.1 Latch Latches was made to improve airtightness in performing a role important for cabinet characteristics such as rain-proofing functions, vibration, etc. and to secure safety because of locks. It was made convenient in opening or closing doors with an automatic raising function of heads and was made to avoid swing by minimizing shaft gap of latches. < Fig. 6 > Latch structure Hinge Heat radiation finShaft strength and gap reinforcement An automatic raising function of heads
iDEN 4.3.2 Hinge This was designed by considering convenience and promptness when opening and closing cabinets during assembly and maintenance of cabinets and has 3 kinds of advantages such as a torque function, stopper function, and separated angle function. < Fig. 7 > Hinge functions (１) Torque function Safety of repeater operator was considered by preventing abrupt door opening and closing phenomena during assembly and operation via realization of torque functions. (２) Stopper function It was made to prevent damage to cabinets due to abrupt door opening during maintenance after assembly and installation at sites via realization of stopper functions and this is made of a double safety structure endowed with a stopper function by additionally designing grooves for preventing opening. (３) Separated angle function A function was given to disable separation when the door is closed and enable separation of the door part main body part of cabinets when the door is opened in a certain angle(about 20~30 degrees) by adding a notch at the central lower part of hinges. 4.3.3 Swing Handle This used a folding type of handle for safety and convenience during transportation of cabinets and enables it to be folded inwards after installation so as to be excellent in beauty. This was endowed with convenience to enable a backwardly raised use when opening, closing, or transporting the door of cabinets. The strength of handles was considered by considering < Separated angle>Torque function realization A stopper function when opening cabinets Separation when opening cabinets
iDEN equipment weight for safety during transportation. < Fig. 8 > Swing handle functions 4.3.4 Additional functions (１) A twist preventing sill Realized in door part was a twist preventing sill for preventing a twist phenomenon of repeater cabinets due to vibrations and external environmental factors after installation. (２) Guide This has a guide function to prevent twist after assembly between cabinets and has an excellent heat transfer effect by expanding the contact area between the door and main body part of cabinets simultaneously. < Fig. 9 > Additional functions of cabinets
iDEN 4.3 System configuration and functions The iDEN (Integrated Digital Enhanced Network) RF repeater is composed of PSU(Power Supply Unit), RCU(RF Control Unit), Up / Down Converter Module, PAU(Power Amplifier Unit), Filter, and Isolator Check module. < Fig. 10 > System configuration
iDEN 4.3.1 PSU (Power Supply Unit) This is used to supply stable DC power to each device provided with active elements through A/D conversion and D/D conversion by receiving AC power, uses semiconductors for industry or higher in terms of major activation elements, is mechanically strong, and satisfies all electrical characteristics. A power used, it is supposed to receive 108~127VAC, convert to DC 3.8V, DC 7V, DC 12 and DC 27V, and then use it. And, the controller uses replaceable batteries and improper replacement can bring about explosion, so dispose of the used batteries safely. 4.3.2 Controller A controller is composed of RCU(RF Control Unit) and NCU(Network Control Unit) and plays a role to monitor and control the status of each module of iDEN repeater. The RCU(RF Control Unit) is connected to GUI through DEBUG port and can collect and control the status monitoring information of modules. NCU(Network Control Unit) enables the upper NMS(Ethernet) communication through the RJ-45 port and can monitor and control status. The front face of NCU is provided with LED to display the status so as to confirm existence of abnormality in modules easily. CAUTION※ Improper replacement of batteries can bring about risk of explosion. Dispose of used batteries according to manufacturer’s instructions. 4.3.3 Filter This is connected to donor ANT of iDEN repeaters as a cavity type of filter and has only the desired bands among the signals from the base station(EBTS) received through antenna pass selectively, so as to remove other bands, secure isolation between DL and UL enough, and have only the bands to service inputted through the LNA terminal. Besides, in the reverse direction(Up Link), it works to minimize the spurious radiation power generated by PAU. 4.3.4 Up / Down Converter Module The Up / Down Converter Module is composed of a down converter, up converter, and digital filter of variable bandwidth from the filter to the PAU input in the down link and up link of iDEN repeaters. Besides, this is composed of a pair of equal structure in order to deal with two bands of 900M and 800M.
iDEN The up/down converter of Down Link was realized with a digital filter through conversion and A/D conversion with IF frequencies(62.5MHz) for the base station(EBTS) signals inputted through the LNA part. This picks up an excellent roll off characteristic with a digital filter, minimizes influence on other signals by intercepting other neighbor bands and signals, and is improved to remove and separate spurious waves. And, the Up Link takes a roll off characteristic of a SAW filter by converting RF signals at the inputted terminal to IF frequencies(70MHz) through LNA differently from the Down Link, minimizes influence on other signals by suppressing neighbor signals, and is improved to remove and separate spurious waves. This suppresses leakage of local signals to the input terminal by inserting a band passage filter at the front side of mixers. The mixer minimizes IMD components of a system by applying an element that has a characteristic of High IP3 and minimizes influence on the next step by maintaining linearity. The base station(EBTS) signal converted to a IF frequency is recovered to the original frequency through the up converter. The local step for IF conversion is designed to minimize phase noises in order not to reduce quality(ρ value) of waveform that can take place during the conversion process of signals. The RF block of the up/down converter of the down link performs AGC and ALC functions to protect equipment during application of over input to the iDEN RF repeater, enables the on/off function according to necessity from users, and has an automatic compensation function of gains with respect to the temperature of a system. 4.3.5 PAU (Power Amplifier Unit) PAU applied elements with reliability, durability, and good and high P1dB by considering the spurious characteristics, is always monitoring the output by being connected to the control part of a system, enables reporting to its superiors during occurrence of major items, and enables the on/off of PAU operation according to the necessity from users. The Down Link PAU amplifies iDEN signals to a proper output level and provides the VSWR information of repeater output level and output port for the Control board. Besides, this monitors the normal operation status of modules by providing Control boards with the information on its temperature detection and device failure.
iDEN 5. SYSTEM BLOCK 5.1 Block Diagram <Fig. 14 > Block Diagram 5.2 Interpretation of Block Diagrams Filter is a cavity type that is connected to the donor ANT and service ANT of iDEN repeaters and has only the desired bands pass selectively among the base station(EBTS) signals and terminal signals received through antenna. The Up / Down Converter Module is composed of a down converter, up converter, and digital filter of variable bandwidth from the filter to the PAU input in the down link and up link of iDEN repeaters. Besides, this is composed of a pair of equal structure in order to deal with two bands of 900M and 800M. The up/down converter of Down Link was realized with a digital filter through conversion and A/D conversion with IF frequencies(62.5MHz) for the base station(EBTS) signals inputted through the LNA part. This picks up an excellent roll off characteristic with a digital filter, minimizes influence on other signals by intercepting other neighbor bands and signals, and is improved to remove and separate spurious waves.
iDEN And, the Up Link takes a roll off characteristic of a SAW filter by converting RF signals at the inputted terminal to IF frequencies(70MHz) through LNA differently from the Down Link, minimizes influence on other signals by suppressing neighbor signals, and is improved to remove and separate spurious waves. PAU amplifies the iDEN signals to a proper output level with a module at the final step of wndrPrldml, pass through a filter, and then discharges it through ANT.
iDEN 6. NMS 6.1 NMS NMS is composed of RCU(RF Control Unit) and NCU(Network Control Unit) and plays a role to monitor and control the status of each module of iDEN repeater. The RCU(RF Control Unit) is connected to GUI through DEBUG port and can collect and control the status monitoring information of modules. NCU(Network Control Unit) enables the upper NMS(Ethernet) communication through the RJ-45 port and can monitor and control status. The front face of NCU is provided with LED to display the status so as to confirm existence of abnormality in modules easily. 6.2 NMS standards 6.2.1 Electrical standards Items Standards Remarks Input power +7V / 1A / ±5 % Electrical characteristics Power used +5V, +3.3V, +1.8V, 6.2.2 Physical standards Items Contents External sizes of RCU 200*110 External sizes of NCU 200*110 Board sizes Thickness, layer 1.6T, 4 Layer 6.3 Function description 6.3.1 ALC functions This is a function to stably operate repeaters and base stations by preventing repeater output from exceeding its setup limit. (１) Handling procedures
iDEN a. Turn on/off the ALC function setup through GUI. b. Compensate its difference when the forward output value is greater than the set level or less than 1dB. c. Compensate its difference when the backward output value is greater than the set level or less than 1dB. d. Monitor the forward and backward output values every 1 second. (２) References a. Forward and backward operations are independent of each other. b. It does not work during oscillation checkup. 6.3.2 Shutdown functions This is a function to shut it down for stable protection of repeaters when the repeater output exceeds its setup limit. (１) Handling procedures a. This works when the forward and backward output values are 3dB (iDEN Shutdown Level) higher than the ALC setup limit. b. Perform the first shutdown operation by turning off PAU when output is in an operation condition for 5 seconds by monitoring output for 5 seconds. c. Perform PAU ON operation 5 seconds after shutdown. d. Wait until output is stabilized for 1 second and then monitor output for 4 seconds. e. When output works for 4 seconds, turn off PAU and then perform the second shutdown operation. f. Perform No.d,e,f operation until 3 times g. When the PAU ON waiting time is 30 minutes after the last 3rd operation and the next step is a shutdown condition, proceed with it in a complete shutdown condition. h. In case of a complete shutdown condition, it is possible to come out of the complete shutdown condition only by turning on/off the repeater directory or setting PAU ON. (２) References a. It does not work when the ALC operation setup is off. b. Forward and backward operations are independent of each other.
iDEN 6.3.3 Oscillation Check functions (１) Handling procedures a. Turn on/off the oscillation check function setting through GUI. b. Inspect the 798 ~ 799MHz section c. Measure the oscillation detection values while moving by 30KHz from the oscillation check frequency 798 ~ 799MHz. d. Find the minimum value and maximum value among the values measured in c. e. When the difference between the maximum value and minimum value is 0dB greater than the setting value, compensate the gain by the difference. f. When the difference between the maximum value and minimum value is -1dB less than the setting value, compensate the gain by -0.5dB. (２) References a. This does not work during operation of channel scan. b. When ALC works, have the gain compensation value not exceed the ALC setting level. c. When the backward ALC operation is off, operate it by interlocking it with the forward gain. 6.3.4 Oscillation Shutdown function (１) Handling procedure a. Operate it when the oscillation attendance is 30dB or higher. b. Turn off all PAUs and generate alarm. c. After 10 seconds, return the PAU to the original state and perform the oscillation check function. d. If the shutdown condition continues, perform it up to 3 times and thereafter get into a complete shutdown state. e. If it is a complete shutdown state, you can come out of the complete shutdown state only by turning off/on the repeater directly or setting the PAU ON. (２) References a. This works only when the oscillation check function is ON.
iDEN 7. GUI (Graphic User Interface) 7.1 Program Installation Prepare the provided installation program in the same folder as below. <Fig. 11> Setup file Start program installation by double-clicking Setup.exe. Then, the following screen will show up. In order to cancel the installation, click [Cancel] in the right lower side, and in order to continue the installation, click [Next]. <Fig. 12 > Installation Start Select a folder where the program will be installed. Basically, a folder called C:\Program Files\TSEX1100 is created, allowing installation of a program there. In order to change an installation folder, select a desired folder by pressing [Browse] button and then change it.
iDEN <Fig. 13> Selection of an installation folder When an installation folder is determined, click the [Next] button. Then, a window to inform you that the preparation for installation has been completed will show up as follows. <Fig. 14> Completion of preparation for installation In order to change an installation folder, click the [Back] button, go over to the <Fig. 14> screen,
iDEN and then change the installation folder. In order to continue installation, click [Next] button. Then, a program is automatically installed as shown in <Fig.16>. <Fig. 15> Display of program installation progress It is asked whether or not to install a USB driver. In order to install a USB driver, proceed with installation according to the installation procedure by clicking the [Install] button, and if a USB driver has been already installed, cancel the installation by clicking the [Cancel] button. <Fig. 16> USB Driver Installation When the program installation is finished, an installation completion message window shows up as shown in <Fig. 18>. End the installation by clicking the [confirm] button.
iDEN <Fig. 17> USB Driver Installation 7.2 Program Start If the program is properly installed, then go to Start->Program on the Windows menu and execute TSEX1100. <Fig. 18 > Program start 7.3 Status Inquiry/Setting As soon as the program is executed, a serial port is automatically opened at a baudrate 38400bps. In order to change the comport, suspend the present status by pressing the [Port Close] button, change it into the desired port among COM 1 ~ COM 8, and then open the port by clicking the [Port Open] button. You can know the communication status through TXD / RXD LED in the right upper side. If TXD / RXD flickers in turns, it means that communication is properly being realized. PC displays the status values on the screen while automatically polling with the system in about
iDEN 1 second interval. 7.3.1 Status Inquiry If the type in the left upper side is iDEN, an iDEN related item appears on the screen as shown in the figure below. <Fig. 19> An iDEN status inquiry screen Functions of each button are as follows. Port Open / Close Opening/closing a communication port Debug Opening a window to show communication contents Download Opening a download window Set Control setting Exit Program end 7.3.2 Status Setting Changing the value of the item to change when controlling status changes the item text into blue color as shown in the figure below, and pressing the [Set] button changes values for the item whose text has changed into blue color.
iDEN <Fig. 20> An iDEN status setting screen 7.4 DOWNLOAD 7.4.1 Preparation for Download Clicking the Download button on the status/monitoring screen enables F/W Download. Clicking the Download button on the status/monitoring screen shows a window as shown in the figure below. <Fig. 21> A download preparation window Click the [File Open] button. If you want to end it, click the [Exit] button.
iDEN 7.4.2 File Open Clicking the [File Open] button shows a File Open window as shown in the figure below. <Fig. 22> File Open Find and click a file to download whose extension is ".bin” or directly enter the name of a file to download on the file name column and then click [OK]. Then, the file information(file path, file name, file size, total frame) will show up on the download preparation window as shown in the figure below. <Fig. 23> Completion of download preparation
iDEN 7.4.3 Download Start Clicking the [Start] button on the upper side of the above <Fig. 24> starts downloading and shows a download progress window as shown in the figure below to show the download progress situations. <Fig. 24> A download progress screen Pressing the [Cancel] button cancels download. If downloading is not properly realized, a warning window shows up as shown in the figure below. <Fig. 25> A message to notify you of download failure 7.4.4 Completion of Download If download is completed, a wait window shows up while equipment is being initialized. Wait until a completion message appears. <Fig. 26> Flash write wait
iDEN If all download processes are completed, a completion message appears as below. <Fig. 27> Download completion
iDEN 8. System Installation 8.1 Confirmation of System Components a. Check the following matters during installation for normal operation of equipment. b. Check existence of abnormality to see if the appearance of repeaters(RF connector), etc. was deformed due to damage to the repeater packing materials during equipment transportation. c. Check if equipment components coincide with one another and check if the installation place satisfies the working temperature and humidity of the equipment defined in the product standards. d. Confirm the input signal conditions of the equipment defined in the product standards. 8.2 Precautions during Installation of the System In order to avoid occurrence of dangerous situations during installation of repeaters, be sure to comply with the provided instruction manual by all means. Especially, the power cord of this repeater is of an eternal connection type, so an easily accessible power interruption device should be installed in the indoor wiring, and there should be an easily accessible socket-outlet near the repeater. Sequence Description Precautions 1 Donor ANT attachment and feeder cable installation Service ANT or LCX installation • When installing cables, perform the work so that there may be no damage to the crust. • Protect the connection part such as connectors, etc. with insulation tapes in order to prevent invasion of moisture, etc. • When installing the feeder cable, minimize the environmental influence. 2 Installation of antenna for donors • Avoid twist in the antenna direction after construction by fixing it rigidly by considering wind speed by regions. 3 Arrangement of power cables and RF cables • Prevent cable damage due to bending or extension of cables.
iDEN 9. System Setup and Checkup 9.1 Check Items during Opening 9.1.1 Check Items before Opening (１) Check the normal power of AC108~127 VAC and then check existence of abnormality in power cables. (２) Check if the donor RF input signal from outside is in a normal level. Caution: If a system is operated without confirming input signals, serious damage may ※be caused to the amplification elements due to saturation of output signals, so operate the equipment after checking the input signal level by equipment and the ALC ON status of equipment(ALC ON during product shipment) by all means. (３) Plug AC108~127 V into the power connector of equipment and then turn on the equipment power switch. (４) Confirm existence of abnormality by checking the status of alarm LED lighting in the GUI table or repeater front plate through notebooks. (５) If the forward RF input signal from outside is judged to be in a normal level, turn off the power switch of repeaters, connect the ANT feeder cables and service ANT(overhead cable) to the input/output port of repeaters and then turn on the power switch of repeaters again. Caution: Make a connection by paying attention so that forward and backward ports may ※not be changed for each other. 9.1.2 Check Items after Opening (１) Confirm existence of abnormality by checking the alarm LED lighting status of repeaters. (２) Check whether the RF input/output value on NMS is normal or not using GUI. (３) After about 10 minutes passes after turning on the repeater power, measure the spurious wave characteristic, etc. of forward and backward output of repeaters using spectrum waveform analyzer by using the coupling terminal beside each input/output port of repeaters and confirm the normal operation status of repeaters. (４) After normal operation of repeaters, measure the communication quality at the service region using terminals or testers and optimize the wave environment while comparing it with the status before opening by seeing if there is no wave shade region or communication impossibility region.
iDEN 9.2 Troubles and Checkup 9.2.1 Repeater Checkup When checking repeaters periodically or due to abnormality in service, check the existence of abnormality in the equipment according to the following sequence. (１) Confirm the RF input/output level of repeaters on NMS, LED of repeaters, etc. using GUI, measure communication quality using terminals or testers in case of regular inspection, and follow the following procedures even though the RF input/output level of repeaters on NMS is normal when abnormality takes place in service. (２) Check the output status by connecting a wave analyzer to the test terminal of repeaters. (３) Check the output values using the coupling port. (４) Check if the repeater output value confirmed by a waveform analyzer coincides with the actual repeater output value. (５) If the output value measured by a waveform analyzer does not coincide with the actual setting value, check the repeater input level. (６) If the input level is not equal to the previous setting and there is a remarkable difference in the input level, check the antenna attachment status and the feeder cable installation status. (７) If there is abnormality in the repeater output value by comparing the input level with the repeater operation gain, turn on/off the repeater power switch, confirm the output status with a waveform analyzer again, and if it is a severe trouble, replace it with a spare part so that there may be no trouble in providing normal service. 9.2.2 Facility Checkup Parts and items to be check during regular checkup or during occurrence of abnormality in service are as follows.
iDEN Checkup parts Checkup items Remarks Donor antenna and service antenna Check if there is no abnormality in the antenna attachment status and if the received signal intensity of donor antenna and the RSSI value are good. Feeder cables, leakage coaxial cables Check if there is no feeder cable, leakage coaxial cable cutting, coating damage, etc. Connectors, distributors Check if there is no flooding phenomenon in connector connection parts and cables and if each connection part is rigidly tightened. Power input parts Confirm existence of a short circuit in normal power terminal boxes of 108 ~ 127 VAC.
iDEN Contact place of the maker ☎ Maker SK Telesys Co., Ltd. Address Chorim building, 6-3 Sunae-dong, Boondang-gu, Seongnam-city, Gyeonggi-do, Korea Staff in charge of R&D 82-31-786-5625 manager Jae-Hyung Kim Staff in charge of sales

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