Mobile Communication System Base Transceiver Station Equipment ATMN:BTSE+:BS241 For DIGITEL Venezuela BR 5.5/ Rev.02

D900/D1800/D1900
Mobile Communication System

Base Transceiver Station Equipment
ATMN:BTSE+:BS241 for DIGITEL Venezuela
BR 5.5/ Rev.02
Station......Victoria Centro.....
Date....22/10/03......
Signature DIGITEL Signature SIEMENS
.......................................... ..........................................
This is to certify that the BTS equipment is accepted as stated in the next pages of this
document.
ATMN:BTSE:BS241 D900/D1800/D1900
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1 Visual Control / Inventory
1.1Visual Inspection of BTSE mechanics
Ref. Function Pass Fail Comments

check the correct installation of rack or shelter, well fixed, missing covers,
no transport or other damages, missing screws, damaged screws, all
cabinet locks are working correct.
Check the sealing in the doors, and if the doors are closing softly
Check the cable and connectors of Abis, check if the connectors are well
fixed and no screws are damaged.
Check the internal semi-rigid cabling of the rack, check if cables are or can
be damaged
Check the antenna jumpers, check if cables are or can be damaged
Check the external alarm cable and connection of OAL to the ACTM.
Write N/A for not apply
1.2 Visual Inspection of BTSE electrics
Ref. Function Pass Fail Comments

Check the feeding cable of 120V and connector ( if used ) check if the
connections are well fixed and phases and neutral are right connected.
For detailed information see IMN:BTSE:BS241
Check the grounding, the rack has to be grounded separately to the
grounding bar. For detailed information see IMN:BTSE:BS241
Check the correct labelling of the BTSE fuse(s) in the PDB
Check if there are covers on the battery poles .
Check if there are corrosion in the battery shelf .
Check if gas-outlet and temperatur-sensor is installed at the battery .
Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS
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Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

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2 BTSE Modules Inventory and AKUHW

Check and fill in for installed equipment, a copy in a file must be given to the customer.
Check every module for this release by special label. Refer to the HW/FW Cross reference
list. Write N/A or not installed for not installed modules or frames.
Check installed equipment with the followig check-list :
2.1 Check-List for the ob-RIUs of BS 241
Adress Type BS241 Code S30861- Serial Number

ACT-0/0
ACT-1/0
ACT-2/0
ACT-3/0
M:ACTP M:ACTPVx
ACT-4/0
ACT-5/0
ACT-6/0
ACT-7/0
DCBCTRL-3/0
DCBCTRL M:DCBCTRLVx
DCBCTRL-3/1
COBA-0/0 M:COBA M:COBA2P8V1 Q2014-X-10/01 ITF/P7021861
COSA-0/0 M:COSA M:COSA6P16V1
CU-0/0
CU-0/1
CU-0/2
CU-0/3
CU-0/4
CU-0/5
CU-0/6
CU-0/7
CU-1/0
CU-1/1
CU-1/2
CU-1/3 Cux
CUx
CU-1/4
CU-1/5
CU-1/6
CU-1/7
CU-2/0
CU-2/1
CU-2/2
CU-2/3
CU-2/4
CU-2/5
CU-2/6
CU-2/7
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FICOM-0/0
FICOM-0/1
FICOM-0/2
FICOM-0/3
FICOM-1/0
FICOM-1/1
FIPLUx FIPLUx
FICOM-1/2
FICOM-1/3
FICOM-2/0
FICOM-2/1
FICOM-2/2
FICOM-2/3

DIAMCO-0/0
DIAMCO-0/1
DIAMCO-1/0
DIAMCOx DIAMCOx
DIAMCO-1/1
DIAMCO-2/0
DIAMCO-2/1
DUAMCO-0/0
DUAMCO-0/1
DUAMCO-0/2
DUAMCO-0/3
DUAMCO-1/0
DUAMCO-1/1
DUAMCOx DUAMCOx
DUAMCO-1/2
DUAMCO-1/3
DUAMCO-2/0
DUAMCO-2/1
DUAMCO-2/2
DUAMCO-2/3
2.2 Check-List for the nob-RIUs BS 241

Rack 0
ACT-0/0 ACTMV2 ACTMV2
DCP-0/0 DCP:RSHB DCP:RSHB
EMIPB-0/0 EMIP:B EMIP:SHV2
FACOM-0/0 F:ACOM F:ACOMV4
FAN-0/0 FAN FANVx
FAN-0/1
FAN-0/2
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FAN-0/3
FAN-0/4
FAN-0/5
FCORE-0/0 F:CORECU F:CORECUV4
FCU-0/0 F:RXCU F:RXCUV4
HEATER-0/0
HEATER-0/1 HEATER HEATERV1
HEATER-0/2
HEX-0/0
HEXVx
HEX-0/1 HEX
MEFVx
HEX-0/2
HPDU-0/0 HPDU2PGV1
HPDU
HPDU-0/1 HPDUDV1
MKACTM-0/0 MK:ACTM ACTMV2
MKAIRDUCT-0/0
MKAIRDUCT-0/1 MK:AIRDUCT MK:AIRDUCTV1
MKAIRDUCT-0/2
MKBUS-0/0 MK:BUS MK:BUSV1
MKCAB-0/0 MK:CAB MK:CASHBV1
MKHPDU-0/0
MK:HPDU MK:HPDUSHV1
MKHPDU-0/1
MKOPEX-0/0
MK:OPEX MK:OPEXALV1
MKOPEX-0/1
MKOVPT-0/0
MK:OVPT MK:OVPTV1
MKOVPT-0/1
MKPOWER-0/0 MK:POWER MK:POWERV1
MKSMOKE-0/0 MK:SMOKE MK:SMOKEV1
OVPT-0/0
M:OVPT M:OVPTV2
OVPT-0/1
OVPTKOAX-0/0
M:OVPTKOAX M:OVPTKOAXV1
OVPTKOAX-0/1
SH:BS81V1
RACK-0/0 R/SH:BS8x
SH:BS81V2
TMA-0/0
TMA-0/1
TMA-0/10
TMA-0/11
TMA-0/2
TMA-0/3
TMAx TMAx
TMA-0/4
TMA-0/5
TMA-0/6
TMA-0/7
TMA-0/8
TMA-0/9
Rack 1
DCP-1/0 DCP:RSHx DCP:RSHBV1
EMIPE-1/0 EMIP:E EMI-P:SHBV2
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FACOM-1/0 F:ACOM F:ACOMVx

FAN-1/0
FAN-1/1
FAN-1/2
FAN FANVx
FAN-1/3
FAN-1/4
FAN-1/5
FCU-1/0 F:RXCU
F:RXCUVx
FCU-1/1 F:RXCU
HEATER-1/0
HEATER-1/1 HEATER HEATERVx
HEATER-1/2
HEX-1/0
HEXVx
HEX-1/1 HEX
MEFVx
HEX-1/2
HPDU-1/0
HPDU HPDUx
HPDU-1/1
MKAIRDUCT-1/0
MKAIRDUCT-1/1 MK:AIRDUCT MK:AIRDUCTVx
MKAIRDUCT-1/2
MKBUS-1/0 MK:BUS MK:BUSVx
MKCAE-1/0 MK:CAE MK:CASHEVx
MKHPDU-1/0
MK:HPDU MK:HPDUSHVx
MKHPDU-1/1
MKPOWER-1/0 MK:POWER MK:POWERVx
MKSMOKE-1/0 MK:SMOKE MK:SMOKEVx
RACK-1/0 R/SH:BS8x SH:BS81Vx
TMA-1/0
TMA-1/1
TMA-1/10
TMA-1/11
TMA-1/2
TMA-1/3
TMAx TMAGVx
TMA-1/4
TMA-1/5
TMA-1/6
TMA-1/7
TMA-1/8
TMA-1/9
Rack 2
DCP-2/0 DCP:RSHE DCP:RSHEVx
EMIPE-2/0 EMIP:E EMI-P:SHEVx
FACOM-2/0 F:ACOM F:ACOMVx
FAN-2/0 FAN FANVx
FAN-2/1
FAN-2/2
FAN-2/3
FAN-2/4
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FAN-2/5
FCU-2/0
F:RXCU F:RXCUVx
FCU-2/1
HEATER-2/0
HEATER-2/2
HEX-2/0
HEXVx
HEX-2/1 HEX
MEFVx
HEX-2/2
HPDU-2/0 HPDUx
HPDU
HPDU-2/1
MKAIRDUCT-2/0
MKAIRDUCT-2/2
MKCAE-2/0 MK:CAE MK:CASHEVx
MKHPDU-2/0
MK:HPDU MK:HPDUSHVx
MKHPDU-2/1
TMA-2/0
TMA-2/1
TMA-2/10
TMA-2/11
TMA-2/2
TMA-2/3 TMAx
TMAx
TMA-2/4
TMA-2/5
TMA-2/6
TMA-2/7
TMA-2/8
TMA-2/9
Rack 3
ACDC-3/0
ACDC-3/1
ACDC-3/2
ACDC-3/3
ACDC-3/4
ACDC-3/5
AC/DC AC/DCVx
ACDC-3/6
ACDC-3/7
ACDC-3/8
ACDC-3/9
ACDC-3/10
ACDC-3/11
BATTERY-3/0 F:BATTERY F:BATTERYVx
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DCP-3/0 DCP:RSHSB DCP:RSHS1Vx

EMIPS-3/0 EMIP:S EMIP:SHSVx
FACDC-3/0 F:AC/DC1 F:AC/DC1Vx
FACDC-3/1 F:AC/DC2 F:AC/DC2Vx
FAN-3/0
FAN-3/1
FAN-3/2
FAN FANVx
FAN-3/3
FAN-3/4
FAN-3/5
FFAN-3/0
F:FAN F:FANVx
FFAN-3/1
FNT-3/0
FNT-3/1
FNT-3/2 F:NT F:NTVx
FNT-3/3
HEATER-3/0
HEATER-3/2
HEX-3/0
HEXVx
HEX-3/1 HEX
MEFVx
HEX-3/2
MKAIRDUCT-3/0
MKAIRDUCT-3/2
MKCAS-3/0 MK:CAS MK:CASHSVx
MKLE-3/0
MK:LE MK:LEVx
MKLE-3/1
MKOCT-3/0
MK:OCT MK:OCTVx
MKOCT-3/1
MKOVPT-3/0 MK:OVPT MK:OVPTVx
MSU-3/0 MSU MSU:AC1PHVx
OVPT-3/0 OVPT M: OVPTVx
Rack 4
BATTERY-4/0
BATTERY-4/2
DCP-4/0 DCP:RSHSS DCP:RSHS2Vx
EMIPS-4/0 EMIP:S EMI-P:SHSVx
FAN-4/0 FAN FANVx
FAN-4/1
FAN-4/2
FAN-4/3
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FAN-4/4
FAN-4/5
FFAN-4/0
FFAN-4/1 F:FAN F:FANVx
FFAN-4/2
FNT-4/0
FNT-4/1
FNT-4/2
F:NT F:NTVx
FNT-4/3
FNT-4/4
FNT-4/5
HEATER-4/0
HEATER-4/2
HEX-4/0
HEXVx
HEX-4/1 HEX
MEFVx
HEX-4/2
MKAIRDUCT-4/0
MKAIRDUCT-4/2
MKBATTERY-4/0
MKBATTERY-4/1 MK:BATTERY F:BATTERYVx
MKBATTERY-4/2
MKCAS-4/0 MK:CAS MK:CASHS2Vx
MKLE-4/0
MKLE-4/1 MK:LE MK:LEVx
MKLE-4/2
MKOCT-4/0
MKOCT-4/1 MK:OCT MK:OCTVx
MKOCT-4/2
OVPT-4/0 OVPT M:OVPTVx
Rack 5
BATTERY-5/0
BATTERY-5/2
FAN-5/0
FAN-5/1
FAN-5/2
FAN FANVx
FAN-5/3
FAN-5/4
FAN-5/5
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FFAN-5/0
FFAN-5/2
FNT-5/0
FNT-5/1
FNT-5/2
F:NT F:NTVx
FNT-5/3
FNT-5/4
FNT-5/5
HEATER-5/0
HEATER-5/2
HEX-5/0
HEXVx
HEX-5/1 HEX
MEFVx
HEX-5/2
MKAIRDUCT-5/0
MKAIRDUCT-5/2
MKBATTERY-5/0
MKBATTERY-5/2
MKLE-5/0
MKLE-5/1 MK:LE MK:Lex
MKLE-5/2
MKOCT-5/0
MKOCT-5/2
MSUDC-5/0 MSU:DC MSU:DCVx
Rack 6
BATTERY-6/0
BATTERY-6/2
FAN-6/0
FAN-6/1
FAN-6/2
FAN FANVx
FAN-6/3
FAN-6/4
FAN-6/5
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FFAN-6/1
FFAN-6/2
FNT-6/0
FNT-6/1
FNT-6/2
F:NT F:NTVx
FNT-6/3
FNT-6/4
FNT-6/5
HEATER-6/0
HEATER-6/2
HEX-6/0
HEXVx
HEX-6/1 HEX
MEFVx
HEX-6/2
MKAIRDUCT-6/0
MKAIRDUCT-6/2
MKBATTERY-6/0
MKBATTERY-6/2
MKLE-6/0
MKLE-6/2
MKOCT-6/0
MKOCT-6/2
MKOVPT-6/0 MK:OVPT M:OVPTVx
Rack 7
BATTERY-7/0
BATTERY-7/2
FAN-7/0
FAN-7/1
FAN-7/2
FAN FANVx
FAN-7/3
FAN-7/4
FAN-7/5
FFAN-7/1
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FFAN-7/2
FNT-7/0
FNT-7/1
FNT-7/2
F:NT F:NTVx
FNT-7/3
FNT-7/4
FNT-7/5
HEATER-7/0
HEATER-7/2
HEX-7/0
HEXVx
HEX-7/1 HEX
MEFVx
HEX-7/2
MKAIRDUCT-7/0
MKAIRDUCT-7/2
MKBATTERY-7/0
MKBATTERY-7/2
MKEMC-7/0 MK:EMC MK:EMCSHVx
MKLE-7/0
MKLE-7/2
MKOCT-7/0
MKOCT-7/2
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3 Power supply check ( To be done for new service rack only )
3.1 Check the Power supply voltage

Before connecting the equipment check that the voltage is in the allowed operating ranges
The voltage must be measured between the phase and the neutral.
Phase Voltage Tolerance Ok
Phase 1 to neutral 122 120 V AC

(±20%)
Phase 2 to neutral 129 120 V AC
(±20%)
Neutral to Ground 1.5 0 V AC
(± 0.1 v)
3.2 Check jumper setting of the DCBCTRL

According to the size of the installed battery bank set the jumpers of the DCBCTRL boards
according to the following:
Capacity Ah 640 320 160 80 40 20 10 5 SUM Total

Jumper DCBCTRL 0
Jumper DCBCTRL 1
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Also set the address for the DCBCTRL according to the installed position as follow:
Address Bit 0 Bit 1

ACDCP0 on off
ACDCP1 off on
factory setting off off
Task: DCBCTRL Confirmation

address setting
DCBCTRL 0
DCBCTRL 1
3.3 Switch on the power supply unit

Prior to switch on the RF boards, it is necessary to follow the correct procedure to insert
the batteries fuse and then switch on the AC boards. Please take
note that if all the AC parts are switched on at the same time, damages can occur on the
DCBCTRL and heat exchanger control boards. If the BTS is already powered skip this step.
Caution: All the operations are on potentially dangerous tensions!
Close the switches in the following order:

– BR11 + BR12. To energies the AC circuit
– BR 13 + BR14 To energies the DC circuit
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It is now possible to switch on the boards by means of the relevant fuses at the fuse
panel at the right side of the shelter.
3.4 Check the output voltage from rectifier

Note: The output voltage from the rectifier is calibrated from factory and can not be adjusted.
Without load switch off the battery brakers and all the AC/DC except the unit under test. Check that
the voltage at DC voltage connector in the DCBCTRL are inside the allowed values. The output
voltage depends on temperature
AC/DC Voltage Tolerance Ok
AC/DC 0 54.4 -54.6 at 20 C (-40 to -56.7)

AC/DC 1 54.4 -54.6 at 20 C (-40 to -56.7)
AC/DC 2 54.4 -54.6 at 20 C (-40 to -56.7)
AC/DC 3 -54.6 at 20 C (-40 to -56.7)
AC/DC 4 -54.6 at 20 C (-40 to -56.7)
AC/DC 5 -54.6 at 20 C (-40 to -56.7)
3.5 Rectifier alarm checking
With all AC/DC working swith off one and check the rectifier module fault message in the LMT. After
that switch on the AC/DC and continue with the next one.
OBJECT o.k.
AC/DC_0
AC/DC_1
AC/DC_2
AC/DC_3
AC/DC_4
AC/DC_5
3.6 Mains Break down alarm checking

Switch Off the main power supply and check the AC power supply: Mains break down message in LMT
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TASK CERTIFY
Ac power supply: mains
breakdown Test
3.7 Battery Bank checking

Write down type of battery serial number of the bank and the voltage for each of the four cells of the battery
bank.
Batery bank Serial Number Battery bank type
Cell Voltage
0 13,29
1 13,34
2 13,35
3 13,28
While the BTS is working switch off AC mains and check that the BTS works without interruption
TASK CERTIFY
Battery Test
3.8 Temperature Sensor on battery tray test

Check the function of the temperature battery sensor of each installed bank by removing the
connector of the temp sensor cable at the AC/DC connecting panel ( T0, T1). Check in the LMT the
message AC power supply: Batt. temp sensor x fail.
Note: After this test wait 2 minutes until the rectifier return to normal operation before continuing with
the following tests, other messages as -48 voltage out of tolerance are normal under this test.
TASK CERTIFY
Temperature sensor alarm
AC/DC frame 3 / 0
Temperature sensor alarm
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AC/DC frame 3 / 1
3.9 Battery breaker alarm checking

Switch Off both battery breakers BR13 and BR14 of each AC/DC frame and check the site input alarm
detected ( enva-5) with message battery breaker tripped message in LMT
Switch it On again
TASK CERTIFY
Battery breaker alarm
AC/DC frame 3 / 0
Battery breaker alarm
AC/DC frame 3 / 1
3.10 Over voltage protection Alarm test

Disconnect the cable connected to the main supply unit ( MSU ) in the service shelter 1
( Rack 3 ) named LPA and verify the activation of the ENVA- 6 alarm with his associated
text string
TASK CERTIFY
Over voltage
protection alarm
3.11 DC voltage output for base and extensions racks

The three DC outputs of the Service Rack 1 supply the Base- and Extension Racks
with -48V DC with a tolerance of +20%/-15% (-38,4 V...-55,2V).
Check this voltage at the connection point in the base of the service rack 1 ( Rack 3)
Output Voltage Tolerance Ok
Base Rack -54.6 at 20 C

(-40 to -56.7)
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Extension rack 1 -54.6 at 20 C

(-40 to -56.7)
Extension rack 2 -54.6 at 20 C
(-40 to -56.7)
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4 BTSE
4.1 COBA/COSA-Impedance ( Only for base rack )

 check the COBA/COSA-Impedance (75) for all the (COBA 2 ports, COSA 6 ports) ports,
for detailed information see ITMN:BTSE
Mark with „  “ if settings are o.k for the block switches. use N/A if objects are not
used installed.
RACK / Object Block Block Block Block Block Block

SHELTER S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6
0 COBA 0
0 COSA 0
4.2 COBA - Clock syncronization ( Only for base rack )

 check the COBA clock-Impedance (75), for detailed information see ITMN:BTSE
TASK CERTIFY COMMENTS

COBA Clock syncronization
Note: To be done only in base rack
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4.3 ACT Rack Adress

On ACT the Rack address has to be set. The switches 1 - 3 are used to set the Rack
address. For the Base Rack the Rack address is always the factory setting. Switch 4
enables (on) or disables (off) the watchdog function.
Rack Type Rack No. Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4

Base Rack 0 off off off on
Expansion Rack 1 1 on off off on
Expansion Rack 2 2 off on off on
Service Rack 1 3 on on off on
Service Rack 2 4 off off on on
RACK / SHELTER OBJECT JUMPER-SETTINGS

0 ACTP/ACTM
1 ACTP
2 ACTP
3 ACTP
4 ACTP
5 ACTP
6 ACTP
7 ACTP
Note: This must be done only for expansion and service racks otherwise write N/A
4.4 DUAMCO/DIAMCO Jumper Setting

 check the jumper setting of DUAMCO/DIAMCO
At the DIP Switch the input level of the DIAMCO/DUAMCO has to be set. Switch 1 has to be
set on if there is a TMA installed. If there is no TMA installed switch 1 has to be set off.
The setting of the switches 2 - 4 regulates the attenuation at the DIAMCO/DUAMCO.
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The total attenuation of cable (between TMA and DIAMCO/DUAMCO) plus Dip Switch has to
be 6dB.
Procedures are described in the manual IMN/ITMN:BTSE
Function Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4
TMA off / AMCO mode off X X X
TMA on / MUCO mode on X X X
attenuator LNA 0 dB off X X X
attenuator LNA 0 dB on off off off
attenuator LNA 1 dB on on off off
attenuator LNA 2 dB on off on off
attenuator LNA 3 dB on on on off
attenuator LNA 4 dB on off off on
attenuator LNA 5 dB on on off on
attenuator LNA 6 dB on off on on
attenuator LNA 7 dB on on on on
Factory Setting off off off off
X: Any position allowed

DUAMCO/DIAMCO jumper
setting
Write N/A for Not Apply
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5 Offline Tests
5.1 SW-Load
 Switch on all necessary fuses in the BTSE
 During the Bring-Up login with LMT
 the BTSE still waiting in phase 1
 download the actual SW from LMT if necessary, otherwise activate SW the BTSE comes to
phase 2
 check the SWL-Header
Procedures are described in the manual IMN/ITMN:BTSE.
SWL-Header: xx-yy-zz-XX-YY-ZZ_yy-mm-dd
HS021272.SWL 02-04-12-01-72-00_03-05-23
5.2 Definition of Rack size

Check the setting of the rack size according to the following
BS240 / BS241 for base rack ( no. 0) and extension racks ( no.1 and no. 2 )
BS240SR / BS241SR for the service racks ( no. 3 to no. 7 )
TASK Value CERTIFY
Base Rack ( Rack 0)

Expansion Rack 1 ( Rack 1)
Expansion Rack 2 ( Rack 2)
Service Rack 1 ( Rack 3)
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5.3 Check creation of HW Managed Objects

Mark with "" for module installed and created configuration. mark with „ N/A “ if object is not
used . Objects with grey fields can not be created .
5.3.1 Rack / Shelter 0

OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
COBA
COSA
CU
DIDCTMA
DILNA
DUDCMA
DULNA
DUVSWR
FANP
FTNFP
FVSWR
TMA
5.3.2 Rack / Shelter 1 EMBED Excel.Sheet.8

OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
CU
DIDCTMA
DUDCMA
DULNA
FANP
FTNFP
FVSWR
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RACK
TMA
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
CU
DIDCTMA
DUDCMA
DULNA
FANP
FTNFP
FVSWR
RACK
TMA
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACDCP
ACT
BATTERY
RACK
FANP
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
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BATTERY
RACK
FANP
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
BATTERY
RACK
FANP
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
BATTERY
RACK
FANP
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
BATTERY
RACK
FANP
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5.4 Bport Creation

 Get and if not configured create Bport (Star/Multidrop/Loop)
The number of available Bports is between 2 ( COBA only ) and 8 ( COBA and COSA )
For a multidrop/loop configuration the attributes of instances n and n+1 ("port pair") are
equal:
- layer1 control TS
- Layer1 protocol type
- layer1remote alarm type
- line configuration
For detailed information see ITMN:BTSE
Bport Line Configuration Layer1 control TS layer1

Number (Start/ Multidrop/ Loop/ L1CTRLTS protocol type L1PT
Crossconect)
L1RAT
0 Protocol signalling PCM30CRC4
Write N/A for not appply
5.5 Set Attributes BTSM

Check and fill in for setting parameter.
TEI Asub-Timeslot:
Asub_LINK
Sales U.Name
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5.6 Power ON / OFF Test

This test shall show us if the BTSE comes back automatically in
phase 3. It is also a HW device test. During the BringUp all modules
do an self test.
 Switch off all fuses of BTSE
 Disconnect the LMT from BTSE
 Switch on all fuses of BTSE

Power ON/OFF Test
5.7 Get States of all modules

Check for administrative/operational states. Mark with „  “ if status is unlocked / enabled , mark
with „ N/A “ if object is not used . Objects with grey fields can not be created.

OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
COBA
COSA
CU
DIDCTMA
DILNA
DUDCMA
DULNA
DUVSWR
FANP
FTNFP
FVSWR
RACK
TMA
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OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
CU
DIDCTMA
DILNA
DUDCMA
DULNA
DUVSWR
FANP
FTNFP
FVSWR
RACK
TMA
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
CU
DIDCTMA
DILNA
DUDCMA
DULNA
DUVSWR
FANP
FTNFP
FVSWR
RACK
TMA
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OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACDCP
ACT
RACK
FANP
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
RACK
FANP
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
RACK
FANP
OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
RACK
FANP
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OBJECT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACT
RACK
FANP
5.8 BTS Backup Files Generation for HW database

In order to reconfigure a BTS in case of loosing all configuration data after a COBA
replacement a backup copy should generated and stored on site.
During the installation of the LMT software a directory named BKBTS\BTSPLUS was
created as a subdirectory of LMT, containing all files necessary to perform the
backup procedure.
Creating Backup Script Files

Start the Command Line Interface (CLI).
- Choose “Open CL interface” in the “CL interface” menu of the LMT Input Handler
Choose “Open” in the “File” menu or click on the “Open” button of the symbol bar at the
CLI
- Open the file BK_BTSEP.LMT, located in the BKBTS directory ( PAY ATTENTION
TO THE NAME THAT END WITH A "P")
- Submit the commands of the script file by clicking on the “cmd” button or choosing
“Command -> Submit” from the menu bar.
The script will produce 6 files in the BKBTS\BTSPLUS directory:
GETRACKP.TXT GETCOSAP.TXT GETBPORP.TXT GETSETP.TXT
GETCRNAP.TXT GETCRAP.TXT
Producing backup copies of the BTSE configuration.
Converting of GET responses into CREATE or SET commands will be done by a
small DOS batch file:
- Run the program TRANSP.BAT ( PAY ATTENTION TO THE NAME THAT END
WITH A "P")
The TXT files are converted into 6 script files named
SCRIPT1P.LMT SCRIPT2P.LMT SCRIPT3P.LMT SCRIPT4P.LMT SCRIPT5P.LMT
SCRIPT6P.LMT
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in BKBTS\BTSPLUS directory.
These files must be copied onto a floppy disk and kept in the site folder.
File Stored on disk OK

SCRIPT1P.LMT
SCRIPT2P.LMT
SCRIPT3P.LMT
SCRIPT4P.LMT
SCRIPT5P.LMT
SCRIPT6P.LMT
BTSCONFP.LMT
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6 Optional Tests
6.1 Carrier power

 Check the TX power with current database.
The TX power shall be measured directly in the cable entree.
If the BTS is already in service the TESTout connector of the ACOM can be used.
The tolerance of TX power is specified in GSM standard.
The TEST output is 40 dB lower than the ACOM antenna output and has an additional
tolerance of +/- 1 dB
Rack 0
OBJECT ARFCN: Power POWER:
Reduction dBm
(Data Base)
TRX_0 42,8
TRX_1 42,8
TRX_2 42,8
TRX_3 42,8
TRX_4
TRX_5
TRX_6
TRX_7
Rack 1
Reduction dBm
(Data Base)
TRX_0
TRX_1
TRX_2
TRX_3
TRX_4
TRX_5
TRX_6
TRX_7
Rack 2
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Reduction dBm
(Data Base)
TRX_0
TRX_1
TRX_2
TRX_3
TRX_4
TRX_5
TRX_6
TRX_7
6.2 Channel Speech Test

Purpose of this test is to verify that all TCH are available. A normal MS or a Test
Mobile Station can be used but a TEST SIM is required.
Test calls are performed with Abis-simulator, or with connection to the BSC and
original data base if the BSC connection is available.
Rack 0
Speech Test TS 0 TS 1 TS 2 TS 3 TS 4 TS 5 TS 6 TS 7
TRX 0
TRX 1
TRX 2
TRX 3
TRX 4
TRX 5
TRX 6
TRX 7
Note: If signalling channel write S otherwise fill with a mark , not used fill with a N/A
( Not Apply )
Rack 1
TRX 0
TRX 1
TRX 2
TRX 3
TRX 4
TRX 5
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TRX 6
TRX 7
Rack 2
TRX 0
TRX 1
TRX 2
TRX 3
TRX 4
TRX 5
TRX 6
TRX 7
6.3 RX-Diversity Test

 Only one BCCH-TRX is switched on, all other sectors and TRX must be off.
 make a test call in this cell (use monitor function of the mobile or TEMS)
 hold on the call and lock the first DULNA/DILNA, then unlock the first one and lock/unlock
the second one.
 The call may not break down
 Repeat this test for all sectors

RX-Div. Test Cell 0
RX-Div. Test Cell 1
RX-Div. Test Cell 2
RX-Div. Test Cell 3
RX-Div. Test Cell 4
RX-Div. Test Cell 5
RX-Div. Test Cell 6
RX-Div. Test Cell 7
RX-Div. Test Cell 8
RX-Div. Test Cell 9
RX-Div. Test Cell 10
RX-Div. Test Cell 11
6.4 Emergency Routing

 Call the emergency number
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 Check if you are connect to the right emergency center
Emergency Routing
6.5 Intra BTS Hand over test
 The purpose of this test is check the capacity to do hand over between the
different sectors of the station
 This test must be done only in cells with more that one sector
Hand Cell 0 Cell 1 Cell 2 Cell 3 Cell 4 Cell 5 Cell 6 Cell 7 Cell 8 Cell 9 Cell Cell
Over 10 11
Cell 0
Cell 1
Cell 2
Cell 3
Cell 4
Cell 5
Cell 6
Cell 7
Cell 8
Cell 9
Cell 10
Cell 11
6.6 Loop configuration Test
 The purpose of this test is check that loop configuration is working.

 This test can be done only if microwave loops are closed
 This test is only for loop PCM lines connected to port 0 and port 1
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Make a call and open the PCM line that goes to the port 1 of the COBA. Call must
not drop.
Reconnect again the PCM line and wait until it comes up ( aprox. 1 minute ), then
disconnect the PCM line that goes to the port 0 of the COBA. Call must not drop.
When the active link is disconnected a fast alignment take place, if more than 5 fast
alignment are performed in a time lower than 5 minutes a BTS full alignment will be
performed causing a call release. During fast alignment a sound mute of up to 15
seconds could be noted in the phones.
TASK Port 0 Port 1

disconnected disconnected
PCM Loop test
Write N/A for No Apply
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7 Alarms
7.1 Alarms BS 241
Each Shelter is equipped with ACTC that supplies 9 ENVAs. In the Base Shelter
optionally the ACTM can be installed that supplies 48 additional ENVAs. In case of
not installed ACTM the alarms for the Base Shelter are the same as for the other
Shelters. The operator Alarms are assigned to text messages.
The alarms for "FAN" and "Rack Door open" are created automatically during the
creation of FAN and SET RACK.
The BS 241 provides 16 rack / shelter alarms as inputs at the ACTC connector .15 rack /
shelter alarms are assigned to fixed text messages .The µW alarm 1 – 9 is routed parallel .
Some rack / shelter alarms are also available at the WAGO-block ( Rack 0 – 7 ) .The BB0-2
alarm is routed serial . Not used SIS , RDO , BB0-2 and OVPT alarms are jumpered with 2-
pin connectors .
The alarms can be configured as high active or low active. If they are low active, the
appropriate pins have to be closed by a short circuit to start the alarm message. If
they are high active, the appropriate pins have to be opened to start the alarm
message.
2 shelter alarms that are cabled internally for service rack 1.
The alarms 5 and 6 of service rack containing AC/DC must be set with the levels and
suggested text as indicated below.
Rack 3 ( Service rack 1)

Alarm number Alarm type Pin/ DDF Level Severity o.k
(indication at LMT) Position
SAL 5 Battery Breaker Internal High Critical
Tripped
Refer to test 3.8
SAL 6 Over Voltage Internal High Critical
Protection
Refer to test 3.10
7.2 External Alarm verification

If ACTM board is installed check the activation of the alarm by making open/close contact
at ACTM board pins ( ACTM only in base rack )
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Alarm number Alarm type Pin/ DDF Level Severity o.k

(indication at LMT) Position
OAL 0 Operator Alarm 1 X5 1, 2 High Critical
ENVA 9
ENVA 10
ENVA 11
ENVA 12
ENVA 13
ENVA 14
ENVA 15
ENVA 16
ENVA 17
ENVA 18
OAL 10 Operator Alarm 11 X6 9, 10 High Major
ENVA 19
ENVA 20
ENVA 21
ENVA 22
ENVA 23
ENVA 24
ENVA 25
ENVA 26
OAL 18 Operator Alarm 19 X8 1, 2/ High Critical
ENVA 27
ENVA 28
ENVA 29
ENVA 30
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ENVA 31
ENVA 32
7.3 RDO alarms test

Rack door open alarms are cabled from factory.
Check the Rack door open message by opening/closing the door racks
Rack Shelter
Alarm OK
Base ( Rack 0)
Extension ( Rack 1)
Extension ( Rack 2)
Service 1 ( Rack 3)
Service 2 ( Rack 4)
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8 Remarks BTS
Problem Originator Solved

And Date
No Se tienen llaves del trablero ac
Iluminación exterior quemada
Falta micro teléfono
Gabinete golpeado en el techo
Maleza
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9 Document Revision History
DATE ISSUE AUTHOR SUMMARY OF CHANGES

21.06.2001 01 Carlos Sanchez For Digitel Project
22-06-2001 02 Carlos Sanchez Corrections to the inventory was made. Check box for each
DCBCTRL address included in test 3.2
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1 Visual Control / Inventory

1.1Visual Inspection of BTSE mechanics

Ref. Function Pass Fail Comments

1.2 Visual Inspection of BTSE electrics

Ref. Function Pass Fail Comments

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

2 BTSE Modules Inventory and AKUHW

2.1 Check-List for the ob-RIUs of BS 241

Adress Type BS241 Code S30861- Serial Number

Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

Adress Type BS241 Code S30861- Serial Number

Adress Type BS241 Code S30861- Serial Number

2.2 Check-List for the nob-RIUs BS 241

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

FACOM-1/0 F:ACOM F:ACOMVx

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

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DCP-3/0 DCP:RSHSB DCP:RSHS1Vx

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Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

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Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

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3 Power supply check ( To be done for new service rack only )

3.1 Check the Power supply voltage

Phase Voltage Tolerance Ok

Phase 1 to neutral 122 120 V AC

3.2 Check jumper setting of the DCBCTRL

Capacity Ah 640 320 160 80 40 20 10 5 SUM Total

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

Site Name _______________________ Site Number__________

Address Bit 0 Bit 1

Task: DCBCTRL Confirmation

3.3 Switch on the power supply unit

Caution: All the operations are on potentially dangerous tensions!

Close the switches in the following order:

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

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3.4 Check the output voltage from rectifier

AC/DC Voltage Tolerance Ok

AC/DC 0 54.4 -54.6 at 20 C (-40 to -56.7)

3.5 Rectifier alarm checking

3.6 Mains Break down alarm checking

Signature: DIGITEL Signature: SIEMENS

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3.7 Battery Bank checking

Batery bank Serial Number Battery bank type

3.8 Temperature Sensor on battery tray test

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