APPENDIX A: T1 CONNECTIVITY REFERENCE AND LOCAL

LOOPBACK PROCEDURE

T1 RJ48 Pinouts Below are the pinouts for connecting the NodeB 25 Pair cable to the Customer provided
interface panel.
123 45678

RJ48
RT RT
123 45678

RJ48
RT
RT

DB25
123 45678

RJ48
RT RT
123 45678

RJ48
RT RT

Pinouts for T1 Connections

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Local T1 Connectivity The following diagram attempts to show how the T1s are connected from the NIU (Smartjack) to the NodeB.

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Local Loopback Test In order to confirm the T1 connectivity at the site, a local loopback should be performed with RMT from the furthest point possible at
the site, (preferable the RJ-45 connections at the NIU), back toward the NodeB.

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LOOPBACK PROCEDURE, CONTINUED

SIAD LED States Carrier Access® FlexMaster (aka SIAD) LED Status

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APPENDIX A: T1 CONNECTIVITY REFERENCE AND LOCAL
LOOPBACK PROCEDURE, CONTINUED

Locate the One of the URC responsibilities is to act as a CSU for the NodeB and T1 equipment. The T1
Controller lines enter the NodeB frame at the hatch plate (top) pass through to the IOU (Input Ouput
Unit) (bottom left corner) and terminate to the URC (left most card).

URC-II
Lucent

L-ETH GIG-E

U-ETH
GIG-E
STAT

TIM 1

L2 L1

L4 L3

L6 L5

L8 L7

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LOOPBACK PROCEDURE, CONTINUED

URC LED States Use the following diagram and tables to identify T1 connectivity to the NodeB.

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L-ETH GIG-E

U-ETH
GIG-E TIM LED States
STAT

Lx

No framing detected
TIM 1
Lx
L2 L1 T1 OK - framing detected
T1 - 2 T1 - 1
L4 L3

T1 - 4 T1 - 3 URC-II URC-II URC-II

3 T1s Equipped All T1s NodeB Reboot
L6 L5
Disconnected or Off condition
T1 - 6 T1 - 5
TIM 1 TIM 1 TIM 1
L8 L7
L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1
T1 - 8 T1 - 7

L4 L3 L4 L3 L4 L3

L6 L5 L6 L5 L6 L5

L8 L7 L8 L7 L8 L7

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APPENDIX B: VERIFY IMA GROUP STATUS

Overview In order to establish IP connectivity with the OMC, the NodeB must have established an ATM
connection with the ATM switch. The following procedure may be performed with RMT to
confirm that ATM connectivity has been established.

If the Integration Technician has already been able to ping the NodeB, this procedure is not
necessary, but may be performed as a troubleshooting step if necessary.

Verify IMA Status The following steps are performed with RMT to confirm that Inverse Multiplexing over ATM
(IMA) is Operational between the ATM switch and the NodeB.

Step Action
1 Verify that the T1’s have been physically connected from the NIUs to the NodeB.
2 From the RMT Main Menu select Status →IMA Status
3 Verify the IMA and ATM Status as shown below.

If the IMA Status is… Then

…”Operational” The IMA group is in-service and the
NodeB should be pingable.
…not “Operational” …the IMA group is out of service
and the T-1 connectivity from the
Node-B to the ATM switch should be
verified.

If the ATM Status for each equipped Then….

T1 is…
…”Active” …the T1 is actively part of the IMA
group.
…”Not in Group” …the T1 may/or may not be in
service, but is not in the IMA group.
Troubleshoot connectivity from the
Node-B to the ATM switch for the
specific T-1.

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APPENDIX C: RF GUIDE
B1, B2 & B3 Paths RF Path inside the NodeB

Filter
J41

LNA

LNA
-0

-1

J41 J22-C
J2-C

TTLNA

TTLNA
-0

-1
RF-ON

RF-ON
-0

-1
J4 J24

J24
J4

Dx1
Dx0

J25
J5
J11

J26
J6
J11

J31
J7

J28
J8
J8 Lucent

P2PAM
RF IN

Lucent

ALM
B1

Antenna Test
ACT
(RX1)
B2

(RX2)
RF OUT

B2
B3

MCR
MCR

Lucent

Tx1 Tx1

Tx On

Tx Off

Tx2

Tone
Tone
STAT

RC1 Tx1-ON

TX2-On

RC1

RX1 RX2
Rx1

RC2

Rx2

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APPENDIX D: IDENTIFY AND PREVENT RF FROM TRANSMITTING
ONSITE

Locate the
Radios

MCR
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Tx1

To Amplifier RF IN

Tx On

Tx Off

No Connection

Tx 2

Tone
To Filter J41

STAT
Tx 1 ON
Tx 2 ON

From Filter J11

RC 1

From Filter J4 Receive Div 0

Rx 1
No Connection

RC 2

From Filter J24 Receive Div 1

Rx 2

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APPENDIX D: IDENTIFY AND PREVENT RF FROM TRANSMITTING
ONSITE, CONTINUED

LED Codes

MCR STAT
STAT +
Red
Red
Constant
Flashing
Major Alarm
Minor Alarm (ex., div imbalance)
Lucent STAT Yellow Constant Radio not able to transmit
STAT + Yellow Flashing Download in progress
STAT Green Constant Radio OK
Tx ON Green Constant NodeB is Radiating

Tx1 Tx ON + Green Flashing Not Radiating

Tx ON OFF Constant Not Radiating
To Amplifier RF IN
Black

Tx On NodeB NodeB
Transmitting Transmitting
RF RF
Tx Off
Tx On Tx On
No Connection

Tx 2 Red
STAT Green STAT + Flashing
Tone Tx 1 ON Green Tx 1 ON Green

To Filter J41 Tx 2 ON OFF Tx 2 ON OFF

Red

STAT
Tx 1 ON
Tx 2 ON

From Filter J11

White NodeB NOT NodeB NOT
RC 1 Transmitting Transmitting
RF RF
From Filter J4 Receive Div 0
Blue Rx 1 Tx On
No Connection

RC 2 Tx Off
Green
From Filter J24 Receive Div 1 Tx 1 ON OFF Tx 1 ON + Flashing
Green
Rx 2 Tx 2 ON OFF Tx 2 ON OFF

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APPENDIX E: ANTENNA COLOR CODES

Antenna Color Codes Note the number of stripes may vary depending on position on the tower. Here is a basic color code diagram of expected antenna
jumper color codes.

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