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MM102225V1, Rev. B 
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4.2  OVERVIEW OF OPENSKY BASE SITE EQUIPMENT 
An OpenSky base station consists of a variety of products and includes radio transmitting 
and receiving equipment, RF distribution equipment and network communications 
system interface equipment. 
OpenSky is a digital system and has some significant differences in terms of fixed 
network connectivity to that commonly seen with conventional analog systems. In 
particular, base station controllers (BSCs) communicate via an access server and are 
connected back to a central office or dispatch center via digital circuits. 
OpenSky base station equipment is available in five primary RF configurations. This 
document covers Types 1, 2, 3, and 4 listed below. Type 5 is covered separately. 
1.  Primary site with separate transmit and receive antennas: Referred to as a Tower Top 
Site.  
2.  Primary site with a single antenna for transmit and receive: Referred to as a Duplexed 
Site. 
3.  Outdoor Enclosure with separate transmit and receive antenna. 
4.  Outdoor Enclosure with a single antenna for transmit and receive. 
5.  Low profile site providing coverage fill: Referred to as a Cell Site. 
4.3 TEST 
METHODOLOGY 
Equipment configuration and testing must be performed in accordance with the 
instruction given in this document. Tests must also be conducted in the order given in this 
document as adjustments made during certain procedures may affect the results of other 
tests. 
Testing an installed base site comprises performing standard forward and reverse channel 
tests to ensure correct operation of the entire installation. Testing also verifies physical 
and application layer connectivity to the Regional Operations Center serving the site 
under test via a communications link. 
Required specifications are verified using one of the following methods: 
1. 
Inspection: An observation or examination of an item against the applicable 
documentation to confirm compliance with the requirements. 
2. 
Analysis: Interpretation, interpolation, or extrapolation of analytical or empirical data 
under defined conditions of reasoning to show theoretical compliance with stated 
requirements. 
3. 
Demonstration:  Verification of an operational or functional capability by one or 
more performances before qualified witnesses, as designated by the customer. 
Instrumentation or data recording beyond that provided indigenously by the elements 
to be verified shall generally not be required. 
4. 
Objective Test: Performance of a functional operation under specific conditions 
involving the use of instrumentation, special test software, and/or special test 
equipment to generate, acquire, and/or record data. This method may include an 
analysis of test data.