This document lists hardware and software alarms related to an ECP board, RRH units, GPSR units, UMP, and RET units. It provides possible causes and remedies for each alarm type, such as checking firmware versions, replacing modules, checking connections, and resetting units. The alarms cover issues like signal losses, communication failures, hardware mismatches, temperature thresholds, and more. Suggested remedies include updates, resets, replacing modules, checking connections and signal levels.
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This document lists hardware and software alarms related to an ECP board, RRH units, GPSR units, UMP, and RET units. It provides possible causes and remedies for each alarm type, such as checking firmware versions, replacing modules, checking connections, and resetting units. The alarms cover issues like signal losses, communication failures, hardware mismatches, temperature thresholds, and more. Suggested remedies include updates, resets, replacing modules, checking connections and signal levels.
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Hardware Related
Field Related Alarms
ECP BOARD DELETION AlarmsFAIL ECP COMMUNICATION ECP CLOCK FAIL ECP DSP FAIL ECP CPRI FAIL ECP DSP RESTART ECP OPTIC TRANSCEIVER RX LOS ECP FUNCTION FAIL ECP OPTIC TRANSCEIVER TX FAULT ECP MEMORY FULL ECP POWER FAIL RRH DC INPUT FAIL FAN FAIL RRH DIGITAL INPUT LOW GPSR ANTENNA FAIL RRH DISABLED GPSR FUNCTION FAIL RRH LNA FAIL GPSR GPS CLOCK PHASE ABNORMAL RRH LOW GAIN GPSR HOLDOVER 24H RRH OVER POWER GPSR LOCKING FAIL UMP DISK FULL GPSR TOD MSG MISSED UMP OVERLOAD RRH CLOCK FAIL UMP PORT DOWN RRH COMMUNICATION FAIL UMP PROCESS DOWN RRH HW TYPE MISMATCH RRH TEMPERATURE HIGH RRH VSWR FAIL UMP CLOCK FAIL UMP CPU TEMPERATURE HIGH RET Related Alarms RRH ALD COMMUNICATION FAIL RRH RET ACTUATOR JAM RRH RET NOT CALIBRATED RRH RET NOT CONFIGURED Alarm ECP OPTIC TRANSCEIVER RX LOS RRH VSWR FAIL ECP CLOCK FAIL ECP BOARD DELETION RRH COMMUNICATION FAIL UMP CLOCK FAIL GPSR FUNCTION FAIL ECP CPRI FAIL ECP OPTIC TRANSCEIVER TX FAULT GPSR ANTENNA FAIL ECP CPRI FAIL ECP OPTIC TRANSCEIVER TX FAULT GPSR ANTENNA FAIL ECP POWER FAIL GPSR LOCKING FAIL FAN FAIL GPSR HOLDOVER 24H RRH HW TYPE MISMATCH UMP CPU TEMPERATURE HIGH GPSR GPS CLOCK PHASE ABNORMAL GPSR HOLDOVER 8H NTP UPDATE ERROR RRH LOW GAIN ECP FUNCTION FAIL
UMP PORT DOWN
RRH LNA FAIL RRH DC INPUT FAIL RRH DISABLED ECP DSP FAIL ECP COMMUNICATION FAIL ECP DSP RESTART RRH DIGITAL INPUT LOW UMP DISK FULL UMP PROCESS DOWN ECP MEMORY FULL UMP OVERLOAD UMP PACKET ERROR RRH ALD COMMUNICATION FAIL RRH RET NOT CALIBRATED RRH RET ACTUATOR JAM RRH RET NOT CONFIGURED Possible cause(Brief) This alarm occurs when the optical cable is disconnected or when the optical signal level falls below the normal parameters. This alarm occurs when the VSWR measurement (return loss) is below the threshold. This alarm occurs when the clock frequency deviation exceeds normal parameters. This alarm occurs when a board is un-mounted. This alarm occurs when there is a communication problem between the UMP and RRH. This alarm occurs when the clock frequency deviation exceeds normal parameters. This alarm occurs when the GPSR module fails. This alarm occurs when the Loss of Signal (LOS) or Loss of Frame (LOF) occurs in the Common Platform Radio Interface (CPRI) layer. This alarm occurs when the monitored power level of the signal generated by the laser diode in the optical module is abnormal. This alarm occurs when the antenna cable is disconnected. This alarm occurs when the Loss of Signal (LOS) or Loss of Frame (LOF) occurs in the Common Platform Radio Interface (CPRI) layer. This alarm occurs when the monitored power level of the signal generated by the laser diode in the optical module is abnormal. This alarm occurs when the antenna cable is disconnected. This alarm occurs when there is a problem with the power supply. This alarm occurs when the normal GPS satellite signal cannot be received. This alarm occurs when the fan does not work normally. This alarm occurs when the threshold time is exceeded after transition to a holdover state. This alarm occurs when the connected RRH hardware type mismatches with the configured one. This alarm occurs when the CPU temperature exceeds the threshold. This alarm occurs when the clock phase of the GPS is drifted abnormally This alarm occurs when the threshold time is exceeded after transition to a holdover state. This alarm occurs when the system time cannot be updated due to an incorrect server configuration or due to a lack of connectivity with the NTP serv This alarm occurs when the gain estimated from the measured RF output power is below the threshold. This alarm occurs when a specific function fails in the software.
This alarm occurs when the backhaul port is down.
This alarm occurs when the LNA Fail state lasts for 10 or more seconds. This alarm occurs when the DC power input of the RF unit is not within the normal parameters. This alarm occurs when the RRH is disabled. This alarm occurs when there is a communication problem between the UMP and DSP. This alarm occurs when there is a communication problem between the UMP and ECP. This alarm occurs when the DSP resets and restarts. This alarm occurs when the digital input power level is at or below the threshold. This alarm occurs when the disk usage exceeds the threshold. This alarm occurs when a process is deactivated. This alarm occurs when the memory usage exceeds the threshold. This alarm occurs when the CPU usage exceeds the threshold. This alarm occurs when the error packets rate exceeds the threshold level. This alarm occurs when the main processor (UMP) cannot receive keep-alive response from the ALD. This alarm occurs when the device has not completed a calibration operation or calibration has been lost. This alarm occurs when the actuator jam has been detected. This alarm occurs when actuator configuration data is missing. Remedy Connect the optic cable properly or check the signal level and Clean the connectors and reconnect properly. Check the Firmware then connectors ,Replace the jumper cable and antenna Check the firmware version and if alarm still raised check the ECP board if broken then replace the board Check firmware update, Check ECP back board pins if broken replace the ECP board else replace UMP Check firmware update , Swap Tx/Rx ports connectors , Clean the ports, Check RRU input Voltage and Power cable , Replace optic Module Check F/W update ,reset UMP, Check GPS status , Remount UAMA card and then replace the UAMA card Check F/W update , Restart GPS ,Reboot UMP , Change the UMP Check F/W update , Restart RRH , Check Optic modules and optic cables , Replace ECP Check F/W update , Reset ECP, Remount optic module , Check ECP , Replace optic module Check F/W update , check voltage at the UMP GPS port end Check F/W update , Restart RRH, Check Optic modules and optic cables , Replace ECP Check F/W update , Reset ECP , Remount optic module , Check ECP , Replace optic module Check F/W update , check voltage at the UMP GPS port end Check F/W update , Restart ECP , Replace ECP Check F/W update , RTRV-GPS-STS , Inspect installation environment , Replace UMP Check temperature of each board , Replace fan module, Check DU Check F/W update, RTRV-GPS-STS , Restart GPS , Reboot UMP, Replace UMP Regrow as equipped RRH type, Check F/W Update Check F/W update , Check UMP Temperature ,INIT-SYS , Notify Samsung Check F/W update, RTRV-GPS-STS, Restart GPS , Notify Samsung Check F/W update , RTRV-GPS-STS , Restart GPS Check NTP info , Reconfigure NTP server info , Test NTP Util test , Restart SWM/FM Block RRH Reset , Replace RRH. Remove ECP, Conduct Visual , Use RS-232 Debug Cable to Connect ECP to Laptop and Obtain F/W Info, Remount ECP Check ELINK Status , Check ump Port Locked RRH Reset , Replace RRH. Check Rectifier Output Voltage [Normal Voltage: -40 to -57 V],Check RRH Input Voltage[Normal Voltage: -40 to -57 V],RRH Reset , Replace RRH RTRV-CELL-STS,ADMIN STATE,RRH Reset , Replace RRH. INIT-DSP (ECP),NIT-SYS , Replace Board. Check Firmware version and update ECP if necessary, if alarm persists, restart the ECP, if alarm persists, restart FM Block, if alarm persists , Collect Soft Check Firmware version and update ECP if necessary, if alarm persists, restart the DSP, if alarm persists, restart the system, if alarm remains, collect th Reset the RRH, If alarm persists, reset the DSP block of Fail-occurred cell, if alarm persists, replace RRH, if alarm persists, Reset Channel Board and if a Check alarm threshold and change it if it is lower than default value, if alarm persists, delete log and temporary files, If alarm persists, Replace the Bo Re-Activate Alarm raised block, If alarm persists, Backup and replace the faulty NE Block Image, If alarm persists, Restart NE and backup LSM log, If ala Check the alarm threshold, if it is lower than the default threshold, change the threshold, if alarm exists, delete log and temp files, if alarm persists, R Check and change threshold Value, If alarm is still raised and is critical, close the session, If alarm is still raised then replace the board Update UMP/ECP Firmware , Restart ECP and UMP, If still unresolved then replace board Check Firmware , Check CPRI alarm , Reset ALD , Check antenna and External connection to RET , Reset RET , Replace ASIG cable , Replace the unit Check antenna and external RET connections , Remount RET unit , Replace antenna . replace RET unit Check antenna and external RET connections , Remount RET unit , Replace antenna . replace RET unit Perform a RET reset,Replace RET unit