Telensa Ltd. 2N4D Manual De Usuario
Telecell Installation Manual
Introduction
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The Telecell is now scanning for Basestations and Relays to enable a connection to the
Server.
Server.
After 15 minutes the lamp will switch back ON if the Telecell has not connected to the
Server (this can take a few hours), or has not received timing from its GPS (GPS variant
only).
Server (this can take a few hours), or has not received timing from its GPS (GPS variant
only).
Once the Telecell Connects or receives Timing, it will start operating to a photocell style
programme.
programme.
1.7.2
Administrator
A Customer System Administrator will complete the import, asset set up and
commissioning phase.
1.7.3
Pre-Provisioning
Ensure Telecells are loaded onto PLANet.
1.7.4
Power Requirements
ALERT: Report any safety or installation maintenance issues to the installation project manager to
schedule a repair.
1.8
Recording Telecell Identity at Installation
Note: It is essential that specific information is recorded with regards to the column/pole, its lamp
and the fitted Telecell ID (OSID). It is essential to map the correct OSID to the unique
Asset ID. See section 3.6.
Asset ID. See section 3.6.
Each PLANet Telecell has a unique identity number that is programmed into it at time of
manufacture, which is used by the system to distinguish it from others.
manufacture, which is used by the system to distinguish it from others.
Operators of a PLANet network will want to control and monitor lights by reference to the
column in which the Telecell is fitted rather than by the Telecell identity number.
column in which the Telecell is fitted rather than by the Telecell identity number.
It is necessary to record and enter which Telecell identity number is fitted into which
column into the system.
column into the system.
It is vital for proper functioning of the system to ensure the matching of Telecell IDs and
column references is done accurately, otherwise the system may only appear to be
working and when, for example, a fault is reported, the mistake discovered as the fault
would not be found in the reported column but in another one. Tracking and correcting this
kind of mistake could be time consuming.
column references is done accurately, otherwise the system may only appear to be
working and when, for example, a fault is reported, the mistake discovered as the fault
would not be found in the reported column but in another one. Tracking and correcting this
kind of mistake could be time consuming.
The Telecell ID can be found on a printed label on the base of the Telecell.
Note: There are two numbers on the label:
the OSID which is the Telecell ID (also barcoded)