If the unit is disabled, the availabilityStatus attribute contains details about the

operational state.
The optical indicators indicate that the unit is in operational mode. Refer to Indicators, Buttons,
and Switches.
1.3 Restart Unit
Steps
1. Perform the FieldReplaceableUnit.restartUnit action.

2. Set the restartRank parameter.

Table 3 Units, Related MOs and Use of restartRank Parameter

Type of Unit Related MOs Use of restartRank Parameter

Baseband FieldReplaceableUnit
Streetmacro FieldReplaceableUnit Parameter is possible to be set.
Parameter is in use.
Radio Gateway(1) FieldReplaceableUnit
Support System FieldReplaceableUnit
Radio FieldReplaceableUnit
Radio Dot FieldReplaceableUnit Parameter is possible to be set.
Baseband R FieldReplaceableUnit Parameter is not in use.
Baseband P FieldReplaceableUnit
AIR FieldReplaceableUnit
RET AntennaNearUnit
Parameter is not possible to be set.
TMA AntennaNearUnit
Support unit(2) SupportUnit Parameter is not in use.
(1) Radio Gateway does not support RESTART_WARM.

(2) The restart action only works for support units with the capability to restart. The action is
rejected for support units without the capability to restart.

Note: Only Baseband units support different restart ranks.

If a Baseband hardware unit or a Streetmacro unit is suspected to be faulty,
perform the restart with RESTART_COLDWTEST to start a recommended
hardware test on the unit.
The following values are available for restartRank:
restartRank Description
Restarts the MO with the same software. The software is
not reloaded from the disk. Compared to
RESTART_WARM
other restartRank values, the traffic is affected the
least, faster and no hardware is reset.
Reloads the software from the disk, restarts the MO, and
RESTART_COLD resets all hardware. Compared to warm restart, the traffic is
more affected.
RESTART_COLDWTEST Reloads the software from the disk, restarts the MO, and
resets and tests the hardware. Compared to