RadioFrame Networks Inc MCRB10 User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Introduction

  1
• 1.1 Record of Revisions

  1
• 1.2 References

  1
• 1.3 General Safety Information

  2
• 1.4 Repair and Technical Support

  3
• 2.1 MC-Series System Configuration

  7
• 2.2 RadioFrame Networks Hardware

  9
• 2.3 System Manager Software

  24
• 2.4 Non-RFN Hardware

  25
• 2.5 Specifications

  27
• 3.1 Site Planning

  33
• 3.2 Scheduling / Logistics

  36
• 3.3 MC-Series System Installation Kit

  36
• 3.4 iDEN Configuration

  37
• 4.1 Site Inspection

  38
• 4.2 Receipt of Equipment

  38
• 4.3 Mounting the MC-Series System Cabinet

  39
• 4.4 Mounting Non-RFN Equipment in the MC-Series System Cabinet

  39
• 4.5 Mounting Auxiliary Equipment

  43
• 4.6 Cabinet-to-Site Cabling

  43
• 4.7 Intra-cabinet Cabling

  46
• 5.1 Prerequisites

  47
• 5.2 Checkout Procedures

  48
• 5.3 Initial Powering Procedure

  48
• 5.4 System Setup

  50
• 5.5 Connect the MC-Series System to the Third-party RF Distribution System

  55
• 5.6 Functionality Test

  55
• 6.1 Unsupported Datafill Parameters

  57
• 6.2 Parameters that Do Not Apply to the MC-Series System

  58
• 6.3 Recommended Datafill Parameters

  58
• 6.4 MIB Disparity

  61
• 6.5 Local Performance Monitoring

  62
• Scheduled and Unscheduled Maintenance

  64
• 7.1 Annual Maintenance

  64
• 7.2 Troubleshooting Guidelines

  64
• 7.3 Fault Indications

  64
• 7.4 System Manager Alarms

  68
• 7.5 RF Shelf Alarms and Test Ports

  87
• 7.6 RadioBlade Alarm Handling

  89
• 7.7 Serial Log Upload Procedure

  91
• 7.8 Power Down Procedure

  92
• 7.9 Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) Procedures

  93
• 7.10 TOR Tx Measurement Procedure

  112
• System Configuration Changes

  113
• 8.1 Upgrading MC-Series System Software

  113
• 8.2 Adding or Removing RadioBlades

  118
• 8.3 Adding a Sector

  118
• 8.4 Removing a Sector

  120
• 8.5 Parts and Suppliers

  122
• 8.6 Available Field Replaceable Units (FRUs)

  123
• 8.7 Spares

  124
• A. Glossary

  125
• B. Default IP Addresses

  127
• C. Cabling Diagrams: 3-Sector Configuration

  128
• D. Cabling Diagrams: Omni Configuration

  134
• E. Tx / Rx Curves

  140
• F. Functionality Test Procedures

  142
• G. System Manager

  148
• H. BER Test Procedure

  156
• The MC-Series System cabinet

  6
• MC-Series System 3-sector configuration

  8
• MC-Series System functional diagram

  9
• BIC front view

  10
• BIC rear view

  10
• BIC CRIC ports and indicators

  10
• BPC indicators

  11
• ERTM ports and indicators

  11
• CRTC ports and indicators

  11
• AIC front view

  13
• AIC rear view

  13
• AIC CRIC ports and indicators

  14
• BPC+SPAM indicators

  14
• ERTM ports and indicators

  14
• RBS group functional diagram

  16
• RBS interior, top down view

  17
• RBS front view

  17
• RBS rear view

  18
• iDEN 2-port RadioBlade transceiver

  19
• RF Shelf functional diagram

  20
• RF Shelf front view

  21
• RF Shelf rear view

  21
• PDU front view

  23
• PDU rear view

  23
• Punch block location within the MC-Series rack.

  26
• MC-Series System rack locations for non-RFN hardware

  40
• Top of the rack (TOR) cabling and equipment

  44
• RadioBlade fault Bounce and Duration for alarm generation.

  90
• RF Shelf front view

  94
• RF Shelf rear view

  94
• Front view of BIC

  98
• Front view of AIC

  99
• Front view of RBS

  101
• Replacing the CRIC in the BIC or AIC.

  103
• Replacing the BPC in the BIC or the BPC+SPAM in the AIC.

  104
• Rear of BIC (ERTM and CRTC) and AIC (ERTM only).

  106
• Front view of the RadioBlade Shelf (RBS)

  108
• PDU Rear view

  111
• PDU rear view

  111
• MC-Series System Omni Configuration

  134
• Transmit filter frequency response

  140
• Receive filter frequency response

  141
• MC-Series System FRUs

  4
• PDU Circuit Breaker Overview

  23
• TOR output power is based on the DefaultTxPower and the Attenuator setting

  59
• Alarm Interface Port Pinout

  87
• RF Shelf Diagnostic Port Pinout

  88
• MC-Series System FRUs

  93
• MC-Series System FRUs

  123
• Interconnect Call Quality, Setup and Stability

  142
• Group Dispatch Call Quality, Setup, and Stability

  142
• Private Dispatch Call Quality, Setup, and Stability

  143
• Packet Data Latency over the MC-Series System (Ping –n 100 –w 2000 xx.xxx

  144
• Packet Data Latency over Motorola EBTS

  144
• Handover & Idle Mode Reselection

  145
• Interconnect Connection Stability

  145
• Dispatch Connection Stability

  145