Adtran TRC4208L1 ユーザーズマニュアル
Section 6 Troubleshooting Guide
TRACER 4208 System Manual
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© 2003 ADTRAN, Inc.
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1.
OVERVIEW
This troubleshooting guide provides recommended actions for various conditions of the TRACER 4208
system. The status LEDs (located on the front panel of the unit) provide information to help determine the
necessary troubleshooting action. Recommended actions for resolving possible status LED indicators are
contained in this guide.
system. The status LEDs (located on the front panel of the unit) provide information to help determine the
necessary troubleshooting action. Recommended actions for resolving possible status LED indicators are
contained in this guide.
2.
LED INDICATORS
PWR LED
If the
PWR
LED is not
ON
and solid green, it is an indicator that the TRACER 4208 is not receiving
adequate DC power.
Recommended Actions:
1. Verify that the power source is delivering between 21 and 60 VDC.
2. Check the polarity of the power connection (referenced to ground) of both the TRACER 4208 unit and
the power source.
3. Check the internal fuse. The fuse is accessed from the rear panel of the unit. If this fuse is open,
replace with a 1 A, 250 V (2-inch) slow-blo fuse.
TST LED
The
TST
LED will remain
ON
(solid amber) during power-up to indicate a self-test is in progress. If the
TST
LED is blinking or remains
ON
after 10 seconds, this indicates that the TRACER 4208 unit has failed
the self-test. This is an internal failure, and ADTRAN technical support should be contacted.
RF DOWN LED
If the
RF DOWN
LED is
ON
(solid red), it is an indicator that there is a problem with the RF link to the
TRACER 4208.
Recommended Actions:
1. Check the RF coaxial cable connection.
2. Measure the RSSI voltage. If the signal is acceptable (> 2.0 VDC at RSSI test point), go to Step 6.
3. Verify that one end of the link is configured as Plan A and the other end as Plan B, and that both ends
have the same bandplan Number (ex. A1 and B1).
4. Verify that the antenna polarization is the same at both ends of the RF signal transmit and receive
path.
5. Verify the RF signal path is clear.
6. Check for possible interference at both ends of the link. If necessary, change polarization and/or
bandplans at both ends.