S8000 Fault Number Description

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Fault Number Description

Volume 3 of 9: S8000, S8002, S8003, and
S8006 BTS
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Volume 3 of 9: S8000, S8002, S8003, and
S8006 BTS
Document number: PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Document status: Standard
Document issue:
15.105/EN
Product release:
GSM/BSS V15.1
Date:
July 2005
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PUBLICATION HISTORY
System release: GSM/BSS V15.1
July 2005
Issue 15.105/EN Standard
Removed information on BSC6000 due to EOL (End Of Life).
Feature 26834 Satellite Abis interface: created section 7.9.12 (fault number 1060
source: Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF (or CMCF Ph1 or CMCF Ph2)) and
section 7.12.55 (fault number 1067 source: Abis satellite not supported DRX
(ND3))
Updated for CR Q01124436: removed fault number 1067 source Power alarm on
equipment items PA / ePA / HePA (section 7.12.86)
Updated for CR Q01110972: added fault numbers 1213 and 1214 (sections 7.15 and
7.16)
Updated for CR Q01151862: modified Section 7.11.4 (fault number 1067 source
Over temperature on equipment item battery cabinet)
Updated section 7.6: removed all sources from fault number 1056 (no real sources,
but manuf info).
Removed fault numbers 1502 and 1503 (moved them to NTP <101> (BSC 12000)
and NTP <131> (BSC 3000))
Updated for CR Q01160062, modifying the description of the attribute value
change 1063
Updated On--Line Help locators
April 2005
Issue 15.104/EN Preliminary
Updated the document from comments and review meeting notes
March 2005
Issue 15.103/EN Draft
Synchronized with V15.1R Standard
February 2005
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Synchronized with V15.0.1 Preliminary

February 2005
Synchronized with V15.1R Preliminary (no impact)
January 2005
Feature 27633 DRX automatic downloading: updated section 7.2.3 (fault number
1052 source 5), section 7.2.8 (fault number 1052 source 32) and section 7.2.9 (fault
number 1052 source 33)
Feature 14967 Centralized downloading of BTS by BSC: updated section 7.2 (fault
number 1052 with 12 new sources), and section 7.13 (fault number 1073 with 18
new sources (from source 14 to 31))
Removed occurrences of End--Of--Life products: BTS S4000 Indoor 1900, BTS
S4000 Outdoor 1900, BTS S4000 Smart 1900, BTS S2000 Indoor 1900 and BTS
S2000E Outdoor 1900
Replaced occurrences of BSC e3 by BSC 3000 and TCU e3 by TCU 3000
(throughout the guide)
System release: GSM/BSS V15.1R

November 2004
Synchronized with V15.0 Standard
September 2004
Inserted feature concerning internal inconsistency
August 2004
Updated with Review Comments
Updated according to the following features:
13752: DRX Automatic Downloading
20582: S8000/S8002 operating voltage report at OMC--R
20583: TD1099-- BTS battery remote maintenance and status monitoring
26567: DRX Software downloading improvement (centralized)
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September 2004
August 2004
General infrastructure and catalog cleanup
August 2004
Corrected and added locators
May 2004
Updated according to the following features:
25621: High Power PA (60W) - GSM 900
24878: S8003 for 1800 and E--GSM without ASCI (POMAN)
Updated for CR Q00867325--03, adding list of causes for fault 1055.
Updated for CR Q00849402, adding fault treatment for source 16 of fault 1052.
CR Q00856146, added fault number 1502 access attempt to a non--operational cell.
April 2004
CR Q00856146, added fault number 1502 access attempt to a non--operational cell.
March 2004
Incorporated SME review comments
For CR 849373 fault 1052
January 2004
Update to include:
Per feature 24467 addition of 3 notes, at beginning of chapter 6 and beginning of
chapter 7, addressing the compatibility of DRX, eDRX, and DRX--ND3.
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December 2003
Update to include:
Per feature 19174, addition of warning 1063 inside c7, v103, segment 2
Per feature 23068, update fault number 1060 and 1067 inside c7, v103, segment
2
Per feature 24119, update fault number 1060 and 1067 inside c7, v103, segment 2
Update About this document regarding V15 features not supported on BSC2G.

October 2003
Updated according the following features:
024396: e--PA 1800 for S8000 and S12000
024397: e--PA 900 for S8000 and S12000
24981: e--PA redesign 1900 for S8000 and S12000
24982: e--PA redesign 850 for S8000 and S12000
August 2003
The following features were integrated:
20470: S8000 in/out up to 3S888 / H2D (1 or 2) + H4D with PA (CMCC)
20468: S8000 in/out up to 2 S666 / D(1 or 2) + H2D(1 or 2) with PA (CUTC,
CMCC, Microcell)
24399: eDRX 900 for S8000 and S12000
24389: rural indoor BTS (S8003)
24381: e--PA 1900 for S8000 and S12000
24382: e--PA 850 for S8000 and S12000
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April 2003
Correction of CR Q00634073 by updating 1060 table with information on source
9437443
The following features were integrated:
17596 PR1505 S8000/S12000 High Power PA (60W) module PCS 1900
12108 SV 1374 Network level identification
21257 AMR 850 MHz
BSC defense section corrected in FN 1055, source 34
Corrected CR Q00540805 by updating the following procedures:
CMCF board (source: Restart due to double bus fault) FN 1060/9502759
CSWM board (source: Restart due to double bus fault) FN 1060/4259879
(e)DRX modules (source: Restart due to double bus fault) FN 1060/9437488
or 12583176
Corrected CR Q00585446 by adding Help section (6.4) to chapter 6 (How to use
this manual)
Updated section List of fault numbers common to all BTS types
Index updated
Editorial update
January 2003
The following changes were made in the document:
The following procedures were removed from the document:
Combiner duplexer VSWR or combiner H2D VSWR (source: level 2)
FN 1067/source 563098
Combiner H4D VSWR (source: level 2) FN 1067/source 7471106
Corrected CR Q00247062 by updating table 7--3: Fault Number 1060 with source
number 9437188
Corrected CR Q00206331 by updating DACS Failed procedure
Corrected BSC Defense section for FN 1055, source 34
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Updated the following procedures after review:

DRX modules (source: AMNU software fault)
Power amplifiers (source: High temperature) (which included merging the
procedures for Indoor and Outdoor)
Power amplifiers (source: High Current)
Power amplifiers (source: power)
Power amplifiers (source: PA_PSDW)
Created the following new procedures for (e)DRX, FN 1067:
PA Configuration exceeded
HePA not supported
Added (e) to all DRX procedures, and source codes for eDRX faults
Added (H)(e)PA to all PA procedures, and source codes for HePA and ePA faults
Updated the following procedures:
The BTS has not acknowledged the TX power consign request
The TX has not acknowledged the power consign request
Updated the following procedures, figures, and/or sections to incorporate the
BSC e3:
Source 6, File access error
Source 4: This entity is engaged...Source 8, Wrong software...
ABIS BTS SYNCHRO: Syno clock
Updated figure 7--1
Creation of figure 7--2
Fault No 1258: No BTS response....
Fault No 1505: No response to BCCH...
Related Documents and Vocabulary Conventions in About
Updated the following procedures to incorporate the AC Box/GIPS:
ACU climatic (cooler fault)
Combiner duplexer LNA or combiner duplexer H2D LNA (LNA fault)
Combiner H4D LNA (LNA fault)
DACS (DACS failed)
F Type converters (volt)
Rectifiers (AC fault)
Rectifiers (PCU protective)
RX filter (LNA fault)
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December 2002
The following changes were made in the document:
General update according to V14.3 NTP task force, including the following new
procedures:
Rx Filter: LNA fault (FN 1067, source 7602177)
DRX modules (source: AMNU software fault)
Power amplifiers (source: High temperature) (OUTDOOR)
IDEM (INDOOR)
Power amplifiers (source: High Current)
Power amplifiers (source: power)
Power amplifiers (source: PA_PSDWN)
(Tables, etc. updated accordingly)
Added steps and figure to procedure DACS climatic system (source: DACS
failed)
Corrected CR Q00277757--1 by creating procedure Source 7: Value out of range
All PA procedures updated to include HePA feature
Links created in procedures which can be done with TIL tool
Chapter name change: Manual User Guide to How to use this manual
System release: GSM/BSS V13

August 2002
Minor Editorial Update
July 2002
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June 2002
Update of Paragraph 7.10.2 (ACU)
Update according to CR Q00336593 (Fault number 1258)
March 2002
Changed to Standard
July 2001
October 2000
System release: GSM/BSS V12

August 2001
The following changes were made in individual chapters:
Chapter 7, S8000, S8002, and S8006 BTS fault numbers
updated for SR 30356084 (new sources for equipments CMCF, CSWM, DRX
and BRC, modification of source wording for DRX).
June 2001
replacement of the cause field by source in the fault number description
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updated for SR 30315347 (new equipment ABIS_BTS_ SYNCHRO)
updated for SR 30316977 (three supplementary sources for battery cabinet
equipment)
updated for SR 30328058, SR 30319288, and SR30334422 (add sources 3
and 34 in 1055 fault number)
updated for SR 30330888 (add sources 2, 5 and 6 in 1060 fault number for
cavity).
updated for SR 30328945 (new sources for cavity equipment).

updated for FM 1208 (VSWR Enhancements on S8000).
September 2000
The following change was made throughout the document:
updated for V12 system release after internal review
June 2000
updated for V12 system release after review
April 2000
updated for V12 system release
integrated new 1067 fault numbers for the S8000 and S8002 BTS
integrated fault numbers for the S8006 BTS
updated for SR30134392 (creation of fault number 1505 in replacement of
fault number 1269)
updated for SR30095399 (new fault number 1500)

updated for SREE91258 (external alarms for a BTS with CBCF)
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November 1999
updated for V12 system release
The following change was made in individual chapter:
Chapter 7, S8000 and S8002 BTS fault numbers
updated S8000/S8002 BTS fault number treatment procedures after
validation
September 1999
Creation
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How to use this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 - 6-- 1
6.1
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--1
6.2
The types of spontaneous messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--2
6.3
6.4
6.2.1
Events detected by the BTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--2
6.2.2
Events detected by the BSC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--2
Description of a fault number sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--3

6.3.1
Header of the sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--3
6.3.2
Main body of the sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--3
Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--4

6.4.1
Loading the CD--ROM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--4
S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS fault numbers . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 - 7-- 1
7.1
Fault number: 1051 (S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--1
7.2
7.2.1
Source 1: Bad hardware reference or manufacturer ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--5
7.2.2
Source 3: No change to one of BOOT after reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--8
7.2.3
Source 5: Software not compatible with hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--12
7.2.4
Source 6: File access error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--17
7.2.5
Source 7:
Repetitive errors (NACK, timeout, ...) while downloading a file . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--20
7.2.6
Source 4: This entity is engaged in another downloading

Source 8: Wrong software reference on a non downloadable TEI . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--21
7.2.7
Source 16: Inconsistent Abis message from BTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--24
7.2.8
Source 32: New DRX hardware not compliant with old software . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--26
7.2.9
Source 33: Old DRX hardware not compliant with new software . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--29
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.5.1
Source 2: Equipment unable to perform such test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--38
7.5.2
Source 3: Equipment unable to perform such configuration . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--40
7.5.3
Source 5: Cell parameters inconsistency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--43
7.5.4
Source 6: Data inconsistency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--45
7.5.5
Source 7: Value out of range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--47
7.5.6
Source 8: TEI not present . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--49
7.5.7
Source 10: Unknown Abis PCM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--50
7.5.8
Source 23: Too many signaling timeslots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--52
7.5.9
Source 25: Out of sequence message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--54
7.5.10
Source 34: The BTS has not acknowledged the TX power consign
request . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--57
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7.6
7.7
7.8
7.9
7.9.1
BRC (source: Manual switch on battery power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--80
7.9.2
BRC (source: Automatic switch on battery power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--81
7.9.3
BRC (source: Manual switch on main power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--82
7.9.4
BRC (source: Automatic switch on main power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--83
7.9.5
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found)) . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--84
7.9.6
Cavity (source: Nack answer from cavity) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--87
7.9.7
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low)) . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--88
7.9.8
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector)) . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--89
7.9.9
CMCF board (source: Unknown message) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--90
7.9.10
CMCF board (source: Restart due to hardware watchdog) . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--91
7.9.11
CMCF boards (source: Restart due to double bus fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--92
7.9.12
CMCF boards (source: Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF) . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--93
7.9.13
CMCF boards (source: ABIS PCM statistics) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--94
7.9.14
CSWM board (source: Restart due to hardware watchdog) . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--95
7.9.15
CSWM board (source: Restart due to double bus fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--96
7.9.16
DRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: Frequency collision on FH bus) . Vol. 3 -- 7--97
7.9.17
DRX modules (source: Reset due to hardware watchdog) . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--98
7.9.18
DRX modules (source: Restart due to double bus fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--99
7.9.19
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: BCCH config dump) . . Vol. 3 -- 7--100
7.9.20
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: SACCH config dump) . Vol. 3 -- 7--101
7.9.21
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: L1M config dump) . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--102
7.9.22
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: RSL anomaly) . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--103
7.9.23
Tx Filters (source: VSWR level 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--104
7.10
7.11
Attribute value change: 1063 (S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS) . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--108
7.12
7.12.1
ABIS BTS SYNCHRO (source: SYNO clock not locked on

the network) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--120
7.12.2
ACU climatic unit (source: Cooler fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--136
7.12.3
ALCO board (source: Major fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--140
7.12.4
Battery cabinet (source: Over temperature) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--143
7.12.5
Battery cabinet (source: DC power fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--146
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7.12.6
Battery cabinet (source: Doors) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--151
7.12.7
BCF cabinet door contact

(source: BCF cabinet door contact detection) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--156
7.12.8
BCF cabinet fan (source: BCF cabinet fan fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--160
7.12.9
BCF power supply (source: Volt) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--163
7.12.10
BRC (source: Manual switch on battery power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--167
7.12.11
BRC (source: Automatic switch on battery power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--168
7.12.12
BRC (source: Manual switch on main power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--169
7.12.13
BRC (source: Automatic switch on main power) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--170
7.12.14
BRC (source: Battery failure) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--171
7.12.15
BRC (source: Monitored battery not present) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--173
7.12.16
BRC (source: Internal inconsistency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--174
7.12.17
Cabinet door (source: Door contact detection) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--175
7.12.18
Cavity (source: Cavity out of service) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--179
7.12.19
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found)) . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--182
7.12.20
Cavity (source: Loss of cavity initialization) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--185
7.12.21
Cavity (source: Nack answer from cavity) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--188
7.12.22
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low)) . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--191
7.12.23
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector

problem)) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--194
7.12.24
Cavity (source: Internal software problem) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--197
7.12.25
Cavity combiner (source: Power supply) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--200
7.12.26
Cavity combiner (source: Tuning detector fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--203
7.12.27
Cavity combiner (source: Link NOK) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--206
7.12.28
C--DACS climatic system (source: Dirty filter) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--209
7.12.29
C--DACS climatic system (source: DACS failed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--212
7.12.30
CMCF board (source: MCF_MCF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--216
7.12.31
CMCF board (source: Slave downloading error) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--219
7.12.32
CMCF board (source: CMCF_ACT_DUPLEX_INHIBITED) . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--222
7.12.33
CMCF board (source: CMCF_ACT_ICST) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--226
7.12.34
Combiner duplexer LNA or combiner H2D LNA (source: LNA fault) . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--230
7.12.35
Combiner duplexer VSWR or combiner H2D VSWR

(source: VSWR level 1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--234
7.12.36

7.12.37

7.12.38
Combiner H4D LNA (source: LNA fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--240
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7.12.39
Combiner H4D VSWR (source: VSWR level 1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--244
7.12.40
7.12.41
7.12.42
Compact distribution system (source: Main breaker) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--254
7.12.43
CPCMI board (source: Major) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--258
7.12.44
CPCMI board (source: Slave downloading error) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--259
7.12.45
CSWM board
(source: Fault on active--passive CSWM link or on passive CSWM) . . Vol. 3 -- 7--263
7.12.46
CSWM board (source: Slave downloading error) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--266
7.12.47
DACS climatic system (source: Dirty filter) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--269
7.12.48
DACS climatic system (source: DACS failed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--272
7.12.49
Distribution system (source: Main breaker) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--279
7.12.50
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: RX fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--283
7.12.51
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: BBFILTER ASIC fault) Vol. 3 -- 7--288
7.12.52
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: Self test failed) . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--292
7.12.53
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: Major fault on TX) . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--297
7.12.54
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: DRX link) . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--302
7.12.55
DRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: Abis satellite not supported DRX

(ND3)) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--308
7.12.56
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: The TX has not acknowledged the
power consign request) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--309
7.12.57
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: PA DRX control loop

fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--314
7.12.58
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: Nack answer) . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--319
7.12.59
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: DRX reset by BSC) . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--320
7.12.60
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: TRX not anymore

configured) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--321
7.12.61
DRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: PA configuration exceeded) . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--324
7.12.62
DRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: HePA not supported) . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--328
7.12.63
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: BCCH first config failed) Vol. 3 -- 7--332
7.12.64
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: BCCH second config

failed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--333
7.12.65
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: SACCH first config

failed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--334
7.12.66
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: SACCH second config

failed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--335
7.12.67
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: L1M first config failed)
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Vol. 3 -- 7--336
7.12.68
Table of contents
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DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 modules (source: L1M second config

failed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--337
7.12.69
DRX or DRX--ND3 diversity reception chain (source: Software

detection) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--338
7.12.70
DRX or DRX--ND3 main reception chain (source: Software detection) Vol. 3 -- 7--342
7.12.71
DSC boards (source: Major fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--346
7.12.72
DSC boards (source: Channel_HSCX) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--350
7.12.73
External alarms (source: Alarm) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--354
7.12.74
Fan of the base cabinet (source: Cabinet fan fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--355
7.12.75
F--type converters (source: Volt) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--359
7.12.76
GTW boards (source: Major fault on GTW) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--363
7.12.77
Internal batteries (source: Battery disconnected) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--367
7.12.78
Lightning protector (source: Lightning protection fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--371
7.12.79
Output Rx--splitter D (source: Over current) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--375
7.12.80
Output Rx--splitter M (source: Over current) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--378
7.12.81
PCM (source: PCM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--381
7.12.82
PCMI boards (source: Major fault on PCMI) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--382
7.12.83
Power amplifiers (source: Hardware) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--383
7.12.84
Power amplifiers (source: DRX/PA connection) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--389
7.12.85
Power amplifiers (source: High temperature ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--394
7.12.86
Power amplifiers (source: High Current ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--399
7.12.87
Power amplifiers (source: PA_PSDW ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--403
7.12.88
RECAL board (source: Major) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--408
7.12.89
RECAL board (source: Slave downloading error) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--411
7.12.90
Rectifiers (source: AC fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--414
7.12.91
Rectifiers (source: DC fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--418
7.12.92
Rectifiers (source: Over temperature) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--421
7.12.93
Rectifiers (source: External battery level 1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--424
7.12.94
Rectifiers (source: PCU protective) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--427
7.12.95
Rectifiers (source: Battery on discharges) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--431
7.12.96
SYNC boards (source: Major fault on SYNC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--434
7.12.97
Rx Filter (source: LNA fault) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--437
7.12.98
7.12.99
7.13
7.14
7.14.1
Source 9: No response to load message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--448
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7.14.2
Source 10: Received LOAD INIT NACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--449
7.14.3
Source 11: Received LOAD DATA NACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--450
7.14.4
Source 12: Received LOAD END NACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--451
7.14.5
Source 13: Received LOAD READY NACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--452
7.15
7.16
7.17
7.18
7.19
7.20
7.21
7.22
7.23
7.24
List of fault numbers common to all BTS types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--468

7.24.1
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--468
7.24.2
Fault number: 1051 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--468
7.24.3
Fault number: 1052 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--468
7.24.4
Fault number: 1053 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--469
7.24.5
Fault number: 1054 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--469
7.24.6
Fault number: 1055 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--470
7.24.7
Fault number: 1058 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--470
7.24.8
Fault number: 1059 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--471
7.24.9
Fault number: 1060 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--471
7.24.10
Fault number: 1061 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--472
7.24.11
Fault number: 1064 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--472
7.24.12
Fault number: 1065 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--472
7.24.13
Fault number: 1070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--472
7.24.14
Fault number: 1073 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--473
7.24.15
Fault number: 1258 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--473
7.24.16
Fault number: 1259 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--474
7.24.17
Fault number: 1265 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--474
7.24.18
Fault number: 1266 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--475
7.24.19
Fault number: 1268 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--475
7.24.20
Fault number: 1500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--476
7.24.21
Fault number: 1505 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--476
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Figure 7--1
List of figures
xix
BSC 2G flowchart on the ABIS_BTS_SYNCHRO

SYNO clock not locked on the network (1/4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--121
Figure 7--2
BSC 3000 flowchart on the ABIS_BTS_SYNCHRO

SYNO clock not locked on the network (1/4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--125
Figure 7--3
S8000 Outdoor BTS and S8006 BTS DACS thermostat re--activation . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--278
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Table 7--1
Fault number 1052 sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--3
Table 7--2
Table 7--3
PA configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--60
Table 7--4
HePA configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--61
Table 7--5
Table 7--6
Table 7--7
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
List of fault numbers
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1051
Loss of layer 3 with remote GSM entity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--1
1052
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: GSM entity downloading failure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(1) Bad hardware reference or manufacturer ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(3) No change to one of BOOT after reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5) Software not compatible with hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6) File access error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7) Repetitive errors (NACK, timeout, ...) while downloading a file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4) This entity is engaged in another downloading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8) Wrong software reference on a non downloadable TEI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(16) Inconsistent Abis message from BTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(32) New DRX hardware not compliant with old software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(33) Old DRX hardware not compliant with new software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1053
GSM entity configuration regression . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--32
1054
Loss of layer 2 (or no establishment) with remote GSM entity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--34
1055
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: Abis negative acknowledgement indication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(2) Equipment unable to perform such test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(3) Equipment unable to perform such configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5) Cell parameters inconsistency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6) Data inconsistency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7) Value out of range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8) TEI not present . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(10) Unknown Abis PCM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(23) Too many signaling timeslots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(25) Out of sequence message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(34) The BTS has not acknowledged the power consign request . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1056
Incorrect parameter settings at the OMC--R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--64
1058
GSM entity configuration regression . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--66
1059
Invalid message received on Abis interface on O&M link . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--68
1060
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: Abis event reporting a transient default . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(6553601) Manual switch on battery power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553602) Automatic switch on battery power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553603) Manual switch on main power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553604) Automatic switch on main power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388610) Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388612) Nack answer from cavity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388613) Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388614) Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9502722 or 12779522 or 12845058) Unknown message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9502758 or 12779558 or 12845094) Restart due to hardware watchdog . . . . . . . . .
(9502759 or 12779559 or 12845095) Restart due to double bus fault . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9502760) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(12779560) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF Ph1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(12845096) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF Ph2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9568241 or 12845041 or 12910577) ABIS PCM statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4259878) Restart due to hardware watchdog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4259879) Restart due to double bus fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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9437196 or 12582924 or 12976140 Frequency collision on FH bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

9437447 or 12583175 or 12976389: Restart due to hardware watchdog . . . . . . . . . .
9437448 or 12583176 12976390: Restart due to double bus fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437458 or 12583186 or 12976402 BCCH config dump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437474 or 12583202 or 12976418 SACCH config dump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437490 or 12583218 or 12976434 L1M config dump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437491 or 12583219 or 12976435 RSL anomaly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7536642) VSWR level 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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TRX allocation for a TDMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--108
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: Abis event reporting a hardware fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(3342340) SYNO clock unlocked on the network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5505031) Cooler fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4390913) Major fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5832705) Over temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5832706) DC power fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5832707) Doors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6291457) BCF cabinet door contact detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6356993) BCF cabinet fan fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5373953) Volt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553601) Manual switch on battery power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553602) Automatic switch on battery power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553603) Manual switch on main power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553604) Automatic switch on main power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553605) Battery failure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553606) Monitored battery not present . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6553607) Internal inconsistency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(2555905) Door contact detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388609) Cavity out of service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388610) Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388611) Loss of cavity initialization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388612) Nack answer from cavity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388613) Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388614) Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector problem) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8388615) Internal software problem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8323073) Power supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8323074) Tuning detector fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(8323076) Link NOK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7929857) Dirty filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7929858) DACS failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9502729 or 12779529 or 12845065) MCF_MCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9568250 or 12845050 or 12910586) Slave downloading error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(12779538 or 12845074) CMCF ACT DUPLEX INHIBITED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(12779539 or 12845075) CMCF ACT ICST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5570561) LNA fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5636097) VSWR level 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5636098) VSWR level 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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411--9001--103
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(5636099) VSWR level 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(7405569) LNA fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7471105) VSWR level 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7471106) VSWR level 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7471107) VSWR level 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7995393) Main breaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9568257) Major fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9633786) Slave downloading error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4259849) Fault on active--passive CSWM link or passive CSWM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7864321) Dirty filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7864322) DACS failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5767169) Main breaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437185 or 12582913 or 12976129: RX fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437190 or 12582918 or 12976134: BBFILTER ASIC fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437193 or 12582921 or 12976137: Self test failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437194 or 12582922 or 12976138: Major fault on TX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437206 or 12582934 or 12976150: DRX link . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437214: Abis satellite not supported DRX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
12976158: Abis satellite not supported DRX ND3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437216 or 12582944 or 12976160: The TX has not acknowledged the power
consign request . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437217 or 12582945 or 12976161: PA DRX control loop fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437218 or 12582946 or 12976162: DRX reset by BCF after message
non acknowledgement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9437219 or 12582947 or 12976163: DRX link NOK after reset requested by BSC
9502719 or 12648447 or 13041663: TRX not anymore configured . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437211 or 12582939: PA config. exceeded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9437212) HePA not supported . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437456 or 12583184 or 12976400 BCCH first config failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437457 or 12583185 or 12976401 BCCH second config failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437472 or 12583200 or 12976416 SACCH first config failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437473 or 12583201 or 12976417 SACCH second config failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437488 or 12583216 or 12976432 L1M first config failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9437489 or 12583217 or 12976433 L1M second config failed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6946817) Software detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6881281) Software detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4456449) Major fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4456453) Channel_HSCX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(3735553) Alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6225921) Cabinet fan fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5308417) Volt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4587521) Major fault on GTW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5439489) Battery disconnected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6160385) Lightning protection fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9764865) Over current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9699329) Over current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(6488065) PCM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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(4521985) Major fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6815745 or 12648449 or 12713985 Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6815746 or 12648450 or 12713986: DRX/PA connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6815747 or 12648451 or 12713987: High temp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6815748 or 12648452 or 12713988: High Current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6815750 or 12648454 or 12713990: PA_PSDW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(9633793) Major . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5242881) AC fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5242882) DC fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5242883) Over temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5242884) External battery level 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5242885) PCU protective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(5242886) Battery on discharges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(4325377) Major fault on SYNC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7602177) LNA fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7536642) VSWR level 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(7536643) VSWR level 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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(9) No response to load message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(10) Received LOAD INIT NACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(11) Received LOAD DATA NACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(12) Received LOAD END NACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(13) Received LOAD READY NACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1213
Secured loop unavailable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--453
1214
Secured loop problem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--454
1258
No BTS response on preprocessing configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--455
1259
Negative acknowledgement on preprocessing command . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--457
1265
Blockage of radio channel(s) in busy state . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--459
1266
Blockage of radio channel(s) in free state . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--461
1268
No response to a SACCH filling (SYS 5, 6, 5 BIS or 5 ter) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--463
1500
Measurement received on an unknown frequency of neighboring cell . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 7--465
1505
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ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

This document contains the fault number description and the maintenance actions
required for the S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS.
Applicability
This document is part of the BSS Nortel Networks Technical Publications (NTPs).
It is one of the nine volumes concerning the fault number description:
Volume 1 of 9: BSC and TCU
Volume 2 of 9: S2000/S2000E and S4000 BTS
Volume 3 of 9: S8000, S8002, and S8006 BTS
Volume 4 of 9: S2000 H/L and e--cell BTS
Volume 5 of 9: Advanced Maintenance Procedures
Volume 6 of 9: PCUSN
Volume 7 of 9: BSC/TCU 3000
Volume 8 of 9: S12000 BTS
Volume 9 of 9: BTS18000
This document applies to the V15.1 system release.
Note: The V15.1 software load does not support cavity coupling or any features
that depend on cavity coupling
Note: This document is not applicable to the BSC 3000 and the TCU 3000.
CAUTION
GSM--R specific
GSM--R is only supported by the S8000, S8002, and S8003 BTS.
Audience
The document is intended for operations and maintenance personnel, and all those
who want to know the principles of the S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS
corrective maintenance.
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Prerequisites
< 00 >
: BSS Product Documentation Overview
It is recommended that the readers also become familiar with the following NTPs:
< 01 > : BSS Overview
< 39 > : BSS Maintenance Principles
< 46 > : S2000/S2000E BTS Maintenance Manual
< 47 > : S4000 BTS Maintenance Manual
< 105 > : Fault Number Description - Volume 5 of 9: Advanced Maintenance
Procedures
< 124 > : BSS Parameter Dictionary
< 125 > : Observation Counter Dictionary
< 128 > : OMC--R User Manual - Volume 1 of 3: Object and Fault menus
< 129 > : OMC--R User Manual - Volume 2 of 3: Configuration, Performance,
and Maintenance menus
< 130 > : OMC--R User Manual - Volume 3 of 3: Security, Administration,
SMS--CB, and Help menus
Related documents
The NTPs listed in the above Prerequisites paragraph are quoted in the document
as well as the following:
< 41 > : BSC Maintenance Manual
< 48 > : S8000/S8003 BTS Maintenance Manual
< 105 > : Fault Number Description - Volume 5 of 9: Advanced Maintenance
Procedures
< 132 > : BSC/TCU 3000 Maintenance Manual
< 143 > : S12000 BTS Fault Numbers
How this document is organized

This document consists of 2 chapters:
Chapter 6, How to use this manual, describes how to use this maintenance
manual.
Chapter 7, S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS Fault Numbers, contains the
fault number description and the corrective maintenance procedures applicable
to the S8000, S8002, S8003 and S8006 BTS.
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Typographic conventions
Graphic conventions
The following symbols are used in flowcharts.
Start of the flowchart, showing a start point in the form of the

state of the subsystem or a fault number
Action to be taken before or after the test
Action to be taken by the operator
Condition
Pointer allowing the flowchart to be divided
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Vocabulary conventions
The glossary is included in NTP < 00 >.
References to BSC in this document apply to both the BSC 2G and the BSC 3000,
unless otherwise indicated.
Regulatory information
Refer to NTP < 01 >.
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Safety regulations
Introduction
All the following steps must be taken during the various cabinet maintenance
procedures in order to guarantee personnel and equipment safety.
Account must be taken of the following aspects:
general personnel safety instructions
equipment safety instructions
Precautionary messages
Caution, warning, and danger messages indicate possible risks.
CAUTION
Impact on the service and on the equipment
DANGER
Electric shock
DANGER
Environment and personnel protection
CAUTION
ESDS handling precautions
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Personnel and equipment safety

General personnel safety instructions
The personnel must obey the safety instructions specific to the installation site:
rules concerning the premises (see instructions posted on site or in the building)
rules linked to the general personnel safety instructions
The personnel working on the cabinet must be authorized to work according to the
security standards.
The cabinet main external power supply is switched off by opening the circuit
breaker on the operator box.
The mains power supply supplying the cabinet means that no work must be done
on the cabinet internal wiring without first cutting its external mains power supply.
This BTS has been evaluated under IEEE C95.1 requirements, regarding safety
levels with respect to human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic fields,
3 kHz to 300 GHz.
The leakage fields and equivalent power densities are orders of magnitude less than
the maximum permissible exposures (MPEs) given in the IEEE safety guidelines.
CAUTION
Working instructions
The personnel working on the cabinet must be authorized to work
according to the security standards.
CAUTION
During all maintenance interventions, and especially when handling
the boards, the operator must wear an antistatic bracelet.
DANGER
Electric shock
Never replace a power supply when energized.
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Equipment safety instructions

S8000 Outdoor BTS
The maintenance of an S8000 Outdoor BTS is possible up to - 40C ( - 40F).

The BTS stays operational with the open doors at - 10C ( - 14F) during three
hours, and at - 40C ( - 40F) during one hour.
In the case of rainy or snowy weather, do not open the cabinet doors without a tent
set up beforehand.
S8003 BTS
DANGER
Electric shock
Ensure that the unused power cable for the Type F power supply
module is capped and secured before powering up the S8003 BTS
and/or performing any maintenance procedure (see the following
figure).
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Filler
Power supply cable for F--type 0
Cap
Power supply cable (not used)
Ty--wrap
Note: The power supply cable that is not used must be capped and secured
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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

6.1
Introduction
This manual contains the fault number description and the corrective maintenance
procedures applicable to the S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS for single band
GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900, E-- - GSM 900, and GSM--R 900 frequency bands.
GSM--R does not apply to the S8006 BTS.
The general principles and messages required for BSS maintenance are described
in NTP < 39 >.
The network maintenance is based on the graphical supervision of the network.
It is also based on the identification and the replacement of faulty items of
equipment, using the alarms and the notifications.
This process is divided into two steps:
locating and identifying the faulty items of equipment, using information given
in this manual
replacing the faulty items of equipment, using the replacement procedures given
in the manuals that describe the on--site procedures
When a faulty item of equipment sends an alarm to the OMC--R, this alarm is
identified by a fault number. This manual gives the procedures associated with the
various fault numbers.
Note: Throughout this document (or section, as it applies), the terms DRX,
e--DRX and DRX--ND3 are used indistinctively as DRX unless the
document makes a specific reference.
Note: Alarm notifications and contents include specific information about the
particular type of equipment involved on the alarm. For example, alarms
related to DRX--ND3 will include this specific equipment type throughout
the notification.
Note: V15.0 introduced EDGE and other important features, together with
DRX--ND3 full differentiation. DRX--ND3 is not EDGE compatible. For
all EDGE related alarms, the term DRX does not include DRX--ND3. This
equipment type solves obsolescence problems with DRX.
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6.2
The types of spontaneous messages
6.2.1
Events detected by the BTS

The following are types of spontaneous message:
spontaneous messages indicating a hardware fault (fault number 1067)
spontaneous messages indicating a hardware fault without loss of capacity,
triggering no defense actions on the part of the BSC. If there are defense actions,
they are local and controlled by the BTS (fault number 1067).
spontaneous messages sent as a warning and indicating a transient event (fault
number 1060)
spontaneous messages indicating the arrival of state changes on an equipment
(fault number 1058)
6.2.2
Events detected by the BSC

Spontaneous messages are sent by the BSC giving information on the state of
relationship with the BTS or part of it (1051, 1052, 1053, 1054, 1055, 1059, 1073).
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Description of a fault number sheet

A corrective maintenance sheet contains the following information:
the header
the main body composed of eight main paragraphs explaining the fault number
treatment
6.3.1
Header of the sheet

The header contains the following information:
the fault number and possibly the source
the alarm type
6.3.2
Main body of the sheet

The main body contains the following information:
Fault analysis
This paragraph describes the fault.
Reaction of the system
BSC defense
This paragraph describes the defense actions taken by the BSC.

Impact on the service
This paragraph gives the consequences of the alarm for the service.
Fault treatment
This paragraph gives the procedures to be followed to repair the fault and return
to the operational conditions.
Preliminary checks
These checks are used to ensure that the fault is confirmed and that the
messages identifying a faulty element are in the OMC--R logs before the start
of repair work.
On--site maintenance (possibly using the OMC--R)
This paragraph is used to start the repair work and to bring the exchanged
element into correct operation.
Additional checks
This paragraph shows how to check that the fault has been cleared.
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6.4
Help
The system provides the user with help at any time. For an in--depth discussion of
Help, refer to NTP < 130 >.
There are two kinds of help available:
on--line help, available from the Help menu in the OMC--R Browser window, as
well as other windows
the Consult BSS Documentation option of the workstation workspace pop--up
menu provides access to on--line BSS documentation stored on CD--ROM.
Both are provided on the same CD--ROM.
6.4.1
Loading the CD-- ROM

To load the CD--ROM from the screen workspace menu, insert the CD--ROM in the
OMC--R server and/or workstation CD--ROM drive. Installation is complete when
the light on the CD--ROM drive is no longer lit.
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NUMBERS
Note: Throughout this document (or section, as it applies), the terms DRX,
e--DRX and DRX--ND3 are used indistinctively as DRX unless the
document makes a specific reference.
Note: Alarm notifications and contents include specific information about the
particular type of equipment involved on the alarm. For example, alarms
related to DRX--ND3 will include this specific equipment type throughout
the notification.
Note: V15.0 introduces EDGE and other important features, together with
DRX--ND3 full differentiation. DRX--ND3 is not EDGE compatible. For
all EDGE related alarms, the term DRX does not include DRX--ND3. This
equipment type solves obsolescence problems with DRX.
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Fault number:
1051 : Loss of layer 3 with remote GSM entity
Type : communicationsAlarm
This problem is associated with a PCM fault. Refer to NTP < 105 >.
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Fault number:
1052 : GSM entity downloading failure
Type : communicationsAlarm/processingErrorAlarm/
equipmentAlarm
FAULT ANALYSIS
This message identifies the impacted element but not the faulty element. It indicates a
software downloading error concerning a transceiverEquipment object or a
btsSiteManager object.
All the software downloading attempts are indicated, as well as the source of their failure.
The following Table 7--1 indicates all the sources of the fault number 1052 for the
S8000 Outdoor and Indoor BTSs with the BCF or CBCF, the S8002 BTSs, the S8003 indoor
BTSs, and the S8006 BTSs. For more information on each source, refer to the indicated
paragraph to know the corrective maintenance procedure associated with this source.
Source
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No response to status request
Bad hardware reference or manufacturer ID
Reception Stop from SUP
No change to one of BOOT after reset
7.2.2
This entity is engaged in another downloading
7.2.6
Software not compatible with hardware
7.2.3
File access error
7.2.4
Repetitive errors (NACK, timeout, ... ) while

downloading a file
7.2.5
Wrong software reference on a non downloadable TEI
7.2.6
14
Received CSM LOAD CONTAINER NAK
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15
CAT error
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16
Inconsistent ABIS message from BTS
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17
Failure detected by Soft Control during initialization
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Failure detected by Soft Control during downloading
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19
Failure detected by Soft Control during wait or

duplication
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20
Received CSM DOWNLOAD START NAK
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21
Received CSM DOWNLOAD END NAK
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22
Received CSM DOWNLOAD END NAK before a

retry attempt
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23
The file to download is empty
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24
File to download unavailable
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25
Buffer allocation failure
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26
Received CSM LOAD INIT NAK
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27
Received CSM LOAD DATA NAK
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28
Received CSM LOAD END NAK
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29
ABIS message out of sequence
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30
Failure detected by Soft Activation
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31
Bad SENDING BUFFER SIZE value
--
32
New DRX hardware not compliant with old software
7.2.8
33
Old DRX hardware not compliant with new software
7.2.9
Table 7--1
Fault number 1052 sources
REACTION OF THE SYSTEM

BSC defense
The BSC attempts a maximum of five BCF or TRX software downloadings. If the five
attempts fail, the BSC sends a fault number 1052 and a state change on the
btsSiteManager object to disabled--failed.
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For the btsSiteManager object
The site is not downloaded.
CAUTION
Service interruption
For the transceiverEquipment object

The TRX is not downloaded. One TDMA is not configured.
CAUTION
Service reduction
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Fault number 1052 : GSM entity downloading failure
Source:
(1) Bad hardware reference or manufacturer ID
BTS model:
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S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This source indicates that the first downloading attempt failed.
The alarm indicates that the hardwareRef parameter, obtained by performing the
Display command on the btsSiteManager object and the transceiverEquipment object, is
not in accordance with the PROM numbers on the boards.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
Look at the notification and identify the object concerned.
If the btsSiteManager object is concerned, go to step 2.
If the transceiverEquipment object is concerned, go to step 3.
Check the state of the site by performing the Display all command on the
If the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is enabled, the site is
operational.
Clear the alarm.

The procedure is complete.
If the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is disabled--dependency,
the site is not operational. Look for an object whose state is disabled--failed.
If a pcmCircuit object is disabled--failed, look for a fault number concerning

PCMs (see NTP < 105 >).
If an lapdLink object is disabled--failed, the BSC is concerned. Look for

alarms concerning the BSC .
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Action (Continued)
If the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is disabled--failed, the site

is not operational.
If the fault number 1052 is the only alarm, treat the alarm.
Otherwise, if there are other alarms, set the btsSiteManager object to
locked and then to unlocked to confirm the problem.
If the fault number 1052 is still present, treat it (see above).

If other fault numbers are present, such as fault number 1054, treat them
(concerning fault number 1054 (loss of layer 2), refer to NTP < 105 >).
If the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is disabled, the site is not
operational. Do not treat the alarm and do not clear it. Wait for a state change
of the btsSiteManager object.
3
Check the state of the TRX by performing the Display all command on the
transceiverEquipment object.
If the operationalState of the transceiverEquipment object is enabled, the TRX
is operational.
Clear the alarm.

If the operationalState of the transceiverEquipment
disabled--dependency, the TRX is not operational.
object
is
Look for a parent object which is not operational.
If a bts object is disabled--dependency, look for alarms concerning cells.

If the btsSiteManager object is disabled--failed, the site is not operational.
Treat the alarm(s) concerning the btsSiteManager object.


alarms concerning the BSC.
If the operationalState of the transceiverEquipment object is disabled--failed,

the TRX is not operational.
If the fault number 1052 is the only alarm, treat the alarm. Go to step 6.
Otherwise, if there are other alarms, set the transceiverEquipment object to

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Action (Continued)
If the operationalState of the transceiverEquipment object is disabled, the TRX

is not operational. Do not treat the alarm and do not clear it. Wait for a state
change of the transceiverEquipment object.

Step
Action
Set the value of the hardwareRef parameter to 0.

Step
Action
Modify the value of the hardwareRef parameter: set it to 0.
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Source:
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BTS model:
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
operational. Clear the alarm and go to step 8.


If the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is disabled--failed, and if

there are other alarms which could impact the operation of the site, lock the
btsSiteManager object and then unlock it. If the alarm with the fault number 1052
and the source 3 is still present, treat the alarm. Go to step 4.
If other fault numbers are present, such as fault number 1054, treat them.
Concerning fault number 1054 (loss of layer 2), refer to NTP < 105 >.
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Action (Continued)
is operational.
Clear the alarm.

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If the operationalState of the transceiverEquipment object is disabled the TRX
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On--site maintenance using the OMC--R

Step
4
Action
Set the operationalState of the entity concerned to locked then unlocked to
restart the downloading.
If the alarm persists, check if the source 1 appears.
If the source 1 appears, treat it. See Paragraph 7.2.1.

If the source 1 does not appear, go to step 5 if the btsSiteManager object is
concerned, or step 6 if the transceiverEquipment object is concerned.
If the alarm has disappeared, the downloading has restarted. Go to step 8.

5
Reset the following items of equipment:

for the S8000 BTS, the active CSWM board of the BCF or the active CMCF
board of the CBCF
for the S8002 BTS and the S8006 BTS, the active CMCF board
If the alarm persists, go to step 7. Otherwise, go to step 8.
Reset the DRXs.

If the alarm persists, go to step 7. Otherwise, go to step 8.
Replace successively the following items of equipment until the alarm disappears:
for the S8000 BTS:
the active CSWM board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the BCF: refer to
NTP < 48 >
or the active CMCF board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the CBCF: refer to
NTP < 48 >
then, if necessary, the DRXs (Field Replaceable Unit): refer to NTP < 48 >
for the S8002 BTS:
the active CMCF board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the CBCF: refer to
NTP < 84 >
for the S8003 BTS:
NTP < 48 >.
then, if necessary, the DRXs (Field Replaceable Unit): refer to NTP < 48 >.
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for the S8006 BTS:
NTP < 85 >
If the alarm has disappeared, go to step 8. Otherwise, call the manufacturer.
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Source:
(5) Software not compatible with hardware
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
If the transceiverEquipment object is concerned, check whether the DRX
automatic downloading is activated or not:
If the DRX automatic downloading is activated, go to step 8.

If the DRX automatic downloading is not activated, go to step 3.
2



there is an alarm with the fault number 1054, followed by alarms with fault
numbers 1051, 1052, 1053, lock the btsSiteManager object, and then unlock it.
If the alarm with the fault number 1052 and the source 5 is still present, treat the
alarm. Go to step 4.
Otherwise, refer to the fault number 1054 (loss of layer 2) (see NTP < 105 >).
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Action (Continued)
is operational.
Clear the alarm.

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Step
4
Action
Check that the value of the hardwareRef parameter is consistent with the PROM
numbers on the boards, by performing a Display command on the
If the value of the hardwareRef parameter is set to 0:
set the btsSiteManager object to locked

set the value of the hardwareRef parameter to the one indicated in the
notification
set the btsSiteManager object to unlocked

If the value of the hardwareRef parameter is correct, go to step 5.
5
Ensure the EFT is correct by checking the value of the swVersionRunning

parameter by performing the Display command on the software object associated
with the bsc object.
If this is the case, set the object concerned to locked then unlocked.
If the alarm persists, call the manufacturer.

If the alarm has disappeared, go to step 8.
If this is not the case, go to step 6.
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Action (Continued)
Download the correct EFT on the item of equipment according to the following
values.
Field
Meaning
Value
XXX
Type of software
BCF : CBC
TRX : DRX/CDR/EDG
ab
Version number
[00 .. 32]
Sub-version number
CBC :
DRX :
CDR :
EDG :
[A .. H]
[A .. H]
[A .. H]
[A .. H]
Edition number
CBC :
DRX :
CDR :
EDG :
[1 .. 8]
[1 .. 8]
[1 .. 8]
[1 .. 8]
ef
Revision factor
CBC :
DRX :
CDR :
EDG :
[0 .. 32]
[0 .. 32]
[0 .. 32]
[0 .. 32]
If the name of the EFT is correct, call the manufacturer.

Otherwise, modify the value and set the object concerned to unlocked.
8
If the Automatic downloading is activated, the OMC--R starts to perform the

downloading just after it received fault number 1052 cause 5:
a. The OMC--R reads the BTS hardware reference quoted in the fault number.
b. The OMC--R deduces the name of the EFT to be downloaded from a
correspondence table.
c. The OMC--R searches for the EFT in its database:
If it does not find one, the OMC--R goes to step 9.
If it finds one and only one, the OMC--R goes to step 10.
If it finds more than one, it lets the operator choose. A critical alarm with fault
number 30076 is emitted to report that the automatic downloading failed
(refer to NTP <032>).
The OMC--R searches for the delivery name of the BTS the DRX belongs to. Then,
for all BTS with the same delivery name under the same BSC, the OMC--R
searches for the right EFT.
If it finds one and only one, it selects it. Then it goes to step 10.
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Step
Action (Continued)
If it does not find one, the OMC--R searches for an EFT suitable to all the BTS
with the same delivery name in all the BSC.
If it finds more than one, or none, it lets the operator choose. A critical alarm
with fault number 30076 is emitted to report that the automatic downloading
failed (refer to NTP <032>).
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The OMC--R starts to download the selected EFT:

a. If necessary, it downloads the selected EFT to the BSC disc.
b. It locks the related transceiverEquipment object instance
c. It sets the sWVersionNew parameter of the new transceiverEquipment software
object with the new EFT name.
d. It activates the new version.
e. It unlocks the related transceiverEquipment object instance.
f. As a consequence, the fault number 1052 with cause 5 is automatically cleared.
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Source:
(6) File access error
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This source indicates that the first downloading attempt has failed. The BSC does not find
the software files in one partition of its hard disk.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action



btsSiteManager object, and then unlock it. If the alarm with the fault number
1052 and the source 6 is still present, treat the alarm. Go to step 4.
If the alarm with the fault number 1052 and the source 6 is still present, treat
the alarm. Go to step 4.
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Action (Continued)
Otherwise, if there are other alarms, such as fault number 1054, treat them

3
is operational.
Clear the alarm.

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Step
4
Action
Download the software from the MD at the OMC--R to the BSC disk partition:
To download a BCF software, refer to the downloading procedure.
To download a TRX software, refer to the downloading procedure.
Lock the object concerned (either btsSiteManager or transceiverEquipment
object).
Unlock the object concerned.

If the alarm persists:
For the BSC 2G, go to step 5.
For the BSC 3000, call the manufacturer.
5
Perform a BSC chain switchover. Refer to NTP < 41 >.

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Source:
(7) Repetitive errors (NACK, timeout, ...) while
downloading a file
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This source indicates that the downloading failed after repetitive downloading errors. The
probable cause could be corresponding software corrupted in BTS active BSC corruption.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
Perform a BSC chain switchover. Refer to NTP <41>.
Lock and unlock the btsSiteManager.
If the alarm persists, go to step 2.
Lock the btsSiteManager

Cleanup the corresponding BTS software from BSC.
Download the software from the MD at the OMC--R to the BSC disk partition.
Activate the software.
Unlock the btsSiteManager.
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Source 8: Wrong software reference on a non downloadable TEI
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Source:
(4) This entity is engaged in another downloading
Source:
(8) Wrong software reference on a non downloadable TEI
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
Check the state of the site by performing a Display all command on the



1052 and the source 4 or 8 is still present, treat the alarm. Go to step 4.
If the alarm with the fault number 1052 and the source 4 or 8 is still present,
treat the alarm. Go to step 4.
(concerning fault number 1054 (loss of layer 2), refer to NTP < 105 >.

Vol. 3 -- 7--22
Step
Action (Continued)
is operational.
Clear the alarm.

object
is





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Step
4
Action
Restart the active board of the BCF.
If the alarm persists:

5
Perform a BSC chain switchover.

Vol. 3 -- 7--24
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Source 16: Inconsistent Abis message from BTS

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Source:
(16) Inconsistent Abis message from BTS
BTS model:
S2000 / S2000E + S4000 BTS
FAULT ANALYSIS
Once the BTS download procedure has failed for protocol error reason, the BSC sends an
event report 1073 to the OMC; BSC sends a RESET message to the BTS; waits for TB330
(customizable); and restarts the program downloading from the first file. The maximum
number of program downloading attempts is NB301 (4).
If the NB301 attempts have failed, the supervision is stopped and an event report 1052 is
sent to the OMC.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
Cleanup the load from BTS partition of active BSC hard disk. Download the
software from the MD at the OMC--R to the BSC disk partition:
To download a BCF software, refer to the downloading procedure NTP <34>
To download TRX software, refer to the downloading procedure NTP <34>
Lock the object concerned (either btsSiteManager or transceiverEquipment
object)
Unlock the object concerned
If the alarm has disappeared, go to step 7

If the alarm persists, go to step 5
2
Perform one of the following

For the BSC 2G, go to step 3
For the BSC 3000, call the manufacturer
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Vol. 3 -- 7--25
Action (Continued)
Perform a BSC chain switchover, refer to NTP <41>

If the alarm has disappeared, go to step 4
If the alarm persists, call the manufacturer
Vol. 3 -- 7--26
7.2.8
Source 32: New DRX hardware not compliant with old software
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Source:
(32) New DRX hardware not compliant with old software
BTS model:
S8000 Outdoor + S8000 Indoor + S8003
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware anomaly: the hardware reference reported by the DRX
is not compatible with the current DRX software.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action



If the alarm is still present, treat the alarm. Go to step 2.


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Step
2
Action
Check whether the DRX automatic downloading is activated or not:

3
Set the administrativeState of the transceiverEquipment object corresponding to

the faulty DRX to locked.
Download a software package in accordance with the new DRX.3f. If there is no

result, replace the faulty DRX module (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to
NTP < 48 >.

the faulty DRX to unlocked. Go to step 9.

number 30076 is emitted to report that the automatic downloading failed (refer
to NTP <032>).
Vol. 3 -- 7--28
Step
Action (Continued)

f. As a consequence, the fault number 1052 with cause 32 is automatically
cleared.
Additional checks
Step
9
Action
Check the alarm state in the Current Alarm list window.
10
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Source 33: Old DRX hardware not compliant with new software
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Source:
(33) Old DRX hardware not compliant with new software
BTS model:
S8000 Outdoor + S8000 Indoor
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware anomaly: the hardware reference reported by the DRX
is not compatible with the current DRX software.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action


Otherwise, refer to the fault number 1054 (loss of layer 2) (see NTP < 105 >).
If the alarm is still present, treat the alarm. Go to step 2.


Vol. 3 -- 7--30

Step
2
Action
Check whether the DRX automatic downloading is activated or not:

3

the faulty DRX to locked.
Download a software package in accordance with the new DRX.3f. If there is no

result, replace the faulty DRX module (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to
NTP < 48 >.

the faulty DRX to unlocked. Go to step 10.

number 30076 is emitted to report that the automatic downloading failed (refer
to NTP <032>).
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Vol. 3 -- 7--31
Action (Continued)

f. As a consequence, the fault number 1052 with cause 33 is automatically
cleared.
Additional checks
Step
9
Action
10
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Fault number:
1053 : GSM entity configuration regression
Type : qualityOfServiceAlarm
FAULT ANALYSIS
The BSC detects a difference of the state between that known by the BSC and that received
from the BTS after a status request.
BSC defense
The BSC tries to restart the BTS (either the btsSiteManager object or the
transceiverEquipment object), to download it, and to reconfigure it.

CAUTION
For as long as the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is
disabled--failed, the site is lost. No service is provided.
CAUTION
Service reduction
For as long as the operationalState of the transceiverEquipment
object is disabled, the TRX and one TDMA are lost. The service
is reduced.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
Look for a fault number 1067 concerning an item of equipment of the object
mentioned in the alarm (fault number 1053).
If there is an alarm with the fault number 1067 concerning the CSW1/CSW2
boards, treat the alarm with the fault number 1067 first.
If there is an alarm with the fault number 1067 concerning the
transceiverEquipment object (frame processor or RX module), treat the alarm
with the fault number 1067 first.
If there are no alarms with the fault number 1067, go to step 2.



is not operational. Go to step 3.
3
Wait for the end of restart. Then look for the origin of the problem by analyzing the
notification log and looking at the notifications with the fault number 1060 that
indicate the source of the BTS restart. Also check whether this is a recurring
problem. If the problem persists, call the manufacturer.
Vol. 3 -- 7--34
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Fault number:
1054 : Loss of layer 2 (or no establishment) with remote GSM entity
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Fault number:
1055 : Abis negative acknowledgement indication
FAULT ANALYSIS
The BSC sends a spontaneous message 1055 when it receives a non--acknowledgement
message (NACK) from a BTS after a configuration message.
The following indicates all the sources of the fault number 1055 for the S8000 Outdoor and
Indoor BTSs with the BCF or CBCF, the S8002 BTSs, the S8003 BTSs, and the
S8006 BTSs. For more information on each source, refer to the indicated paragraph to
know the corrective maintenance procedure associated with this source.
Source
No.
Source wording
Paragraph
Equipment failure
Equipment unable to perform such test
7.5.1
Equipment unable to perform such configuration
7.5.2
Unknown test
Cell parameters inconsistency
7.5.3
Data inconsistency
7.5.4
Value out of range
7.5.5
TEI not present
7.5.6
Unknow Abis PCM_Time_Slot
10
Unknown Abis PCM
11
Wrong software reference
--
12
Further files required
--
13
Failure during activation
--
14
Data format error
--
15
Window overflow
--
16
Normal completion
--
--
--
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Source
No.
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Paragraph
17
Transfer aborted
--
18
Checksum error
--
19
File incomplete
--
20
File already present and correct
--
21
File cannot be downloaded
--
22
Entity engaged in other download
--
23
Too many signaling timeslots
24
Too many TEI connection to physical channel
25
Out of sequence message
26
Incorrect IEI
--
27
Wrong file reference
--
28
Bad cell number
--
29
Bad related TEI
--
30
Bad timeslot
--
31
Window size not allowed
--
32
Flash boot required
--
33
Wrong config reference
--
34
The BTS has not acknowledged the TX power consign

request
35
Downloading aborted
--
36
Files missing
--
37
Buffer overflow
--
38
Block not received
--
39
Downloading restart
--
40
Request not supported
--
41
Downloading failure
--
42
Start up failure
--
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7.5.10
Source
No.
Source wording
Vol. 3 -- 7--37
Paragraph
43
Maximum number of joker timeslots
--
44
Bad chain type
--
45
Bad radio timeslot reference
--
46
Bad internal Link Edge configuration
--
47
Inconsistency mapping
--
48
Inconsistency number of joker DS0
--
49
Invalid mode
--
50
File already open
--
51
File cannot be unloaded
--
52
Boot cannot be unloaded
--
53
Data decode error
--
54
Flash flag cannot access
--
55
Table cannot access
--
56
RAM mapping error
--
57
Flash access error
--
58
Flash write error
--
59
Flash erase error
--
60
Internal abort
--
255
Non--significant value
--
Table 7--2
FAULT LOCATION
The fault can be located on one of the following:
the btsSiteManager
the bts
the transceiver
the transceiverEquipment
Vol. 3 -- 7--38
7.5.1
Source 2: Equipment unable to perform such test

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Fault number 1055 : Abis negative acknowledgement indication
Source:
(2) Equipment unable to perform such test
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the PCM number, the cell number, and/or the number of time slots
declared at the OMC--R are higher than those of the hardware configuration of the BTS.
BSC defense
None.

CAUTION
The site is not configured.
No service is provided.
For the bts object
CAUTION
The cell is not configured.
No service is provided on the cell.
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For the transceiver object
CAUTION
Service reduction
The TDMA is not configured.
The service is reduced.
CAUTION
Service reduction
The TRX is not configured and one TDMA is lost.
FAULT TREATMENT
Modify the parameters declared at the OMC--R.
Vol. 3 -- 7--40
7.5.2
Source 3: Equipment unable to perform such configuration

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Source:
(3) Equipment unable to perform such configuration
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the TRX configuration is not possible because of an DRX
frequency band error.
The different sources of non--acknowledgement are:
the DRX is configured in an extended cell and the hardware does not support this
configuration
the defined frequency range is not compatible with the radio board version
the number of PCMs, or cells, or signaling TSs is too large according to the hardware
configuration
one or more frequencies mismatch the DRX frequency band
the equipment is unable to perform such configuration. A wrong external alarm mask
can generate this notification
BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment object concerned by the alarm.
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Step
1
Action
Perform a Display command on the bts object.
The standardIndicator parameter indicates the frequency band associated with the
DRX module: gsm, gsm850, dcs1800, pcs1900, R gsm, gsmdcs or
dcsgsm.
If the standardIndicator parameter is gsm 850pcs, perform a Display
command on the transceiverEquipment object.
If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 1, the DRX is gsm850.

If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 2, the DRX is PCS.
If the standardIndicator parameter is pcsgsm850, perform a Display
If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 1, the DRX is PCS.

If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 2, the DRX is gsm850.
If the standardIndicator parameter is gsmdcs, perform a Display command
on the transceiverEquipment object.
If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 1, the DRX is GSM.

If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 2, the DRX is DCS.
If the standardIndicator parameter is dcsgsm, perform a Display command
If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 1, the DRX is DCS.

If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 2, the DRX is GSM.
2
Check the DRX frequency band declared at the OMC--R with the PEC or CPC code
of the DRX present in the cabinet.
If the DRX frequency band is the same as the one indicated by the
transceiverEquipmentClass parameter, clear the alarm. Go to step 5.
If the DRX frequency band is not the same as the one indicated by the
transceiverEquipmentClass parameter and if the DRX has just been replaced,
go to step 4. Otherwise, go to step 3.
Vol. 3 -- 7--42
Step
Action (Continued)
The alarm may be due to an error in the DRX replacement. Replace the DRX (as
a Field Replaceable Unit) by:
setting the administrativeState of the
corresponding to the faulty DRX to locked
transceiverEquipment
object
CAUTION
Service reduction
In most cases, the transceiverEquipment and one transceiver are
lost.
replacing the DRX module. Refer to:
NTP < 48 > for the S8000 BTS

Go to step 4.
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transceiverEquipmentClass parameter according to the DRX frequency band. Go
to step 5.
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Source 5: Cell parameters inconsistency

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Source:
(5) Cell parameters inconsistency
BTS model:
S8000 Outdoor + S8000 Indoor + S8002 + S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that at least one TEI of the list is included in another bts object than
that the cell specified. The list of TEI contains twice the same TEI.

BSC defense
None.

For the bts object
CAUTION
Vol. 3 -- 7--44
CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
1
Action
Perform a Display command on the affected transceiverEquipment object.
The teiTransceiverEqpt parameter indicates the TEI value associated with the
TRX module.
The value of the teiTransceiverEqpt parameter should be within the range
specified by the S8000 BTS engineering rules for the corresponding configuration
reference and associated DLUs.
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Lock the affected transceiverEquipment object.
Change the value of teiTransceiverEqpt so that it conforms to the engineering

rules specified above.
Unlock the transceiverEquipment object.
Check that the alarm is cleared.
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Source:
(6) Data inconsistency
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the PCM list contains identical PCM numbers.

BSC defense
None.

CAUTION
For the bts object
CAUTION
Service reduction
Vol. 3 -- 7--46
CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
Service reduction
The TRX is not configured. One TDMA is lost.
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
1
Action
Check the PCM cabling.
If the cabling is correct, go to step 2.
If the cabling is not correct, replace the cables as necessary.

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Check the configuration associated with the object at the OMC--R. If necessary,
modify the PCM numbers declared at the OMC--R.
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Source 7: Value out of range

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Source:
(7) Value out of range
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the cell configuration is not possible due to an incorrect value.
The different sources of non--acknowledgement are:
BCCH frequency value in no known band
BSIC > 63
Diversity Flag is set to a value other than Enabled or Disabled
Max Power for Cell > 55 dBm
Frequency Hopping Flag is set to a value different from the following:
ENABLED_BCCH_STUFF
ENABLED_NO_BCCH_STUFF
DISABLED_BCCH_STUFF
DISABLED_NO_BCCH_STUFF
Number of frequency band = 0 or > 2
Any frequency in the list is in no known band
Number of TEI < 1

BSC defense
None.
Vol. 3 -- 7--48

For the bts object
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Modify the values declared out of range at the OMC--R.
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Source 8: TEI not present

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Source:
(8) TEI not present
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the TEI of the associated transceiver equipment is:
not between 32 and 55
or
is not in the permitted list of TEI of the corresponding CELL Configuration

BSC defense
None.

CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
Service reduction
Vol. 3 -- 7--50
7.5.7
Source 10: Unknown Abis PCM

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Source:
(10) Unknown Abis PCM
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the PCM is not present in the PCM list.

BSC defense
None.

CAUTION
For the bts object
CAUTION
Service reduction
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CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Parametrize the PCM declared unknown at the OMC--R.
Vol. 3 -- 7--52
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Source 23: Too many signaling timeslots

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Source:
(23) Too many signaling timeslots
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates the value of the signaling timeslot number is higher than 6.

BSC defense
None.

CAUTION
For the bts object
CAUTION
Service reduction
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CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Modify the value of the signaling timeslot number.
Vol. 3 -- 7--54
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Source:
(25) Out of sequence message
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the site configuration message has been received twice, but with
different values by the BTS on the Abis interface. The message is not accepted due to the
BTS state.

BSC defense
None.

CAUTION
For the bts object
CAUTION
Service reduction
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CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
1
Action
Check the configuration associated with the object.
For the btsSiteManager object:
Check the logical configuration of the btsSiteManager
(teiBtsSiteManager, bscSitePcmList, radioSiteMask parameters).
object
If it is not correct, set the object to locked.

Modify the configuration.
Set the object to unlocked.
If it is not correct, perform the Display hardware configuration command on

the btsSiteManager object to identify the faulty element.
Vol. 3 -- 7--56
Step
Action (Continued)
For the bts object

i.
Check the logical configuration of the bts object and its objects.
If it is correct, perform the Display hardware configuration command
on the btsSiteManager to identify the faulty element.
ii.
For the base cabinet associated with the extension cabinet, set the
btsSiteManager object to locked then to unlocked.
iii.
If the problem persists, perform the following on--site maintenance.

For the S8000 BTS, check the cabling between the extension cabinet
and the BCF or CBCF.
If the problem persists, replace the ALCO or RECAL board (Field

Replaceable Units). Refer to NTP < 48 >.

i.
Set the administrativeState of the transceiver object to shuttingDown.
ii.
Check the logical configuration of the transceiver object (channelType,

absoluteRFChannelNo parameters for each channel).
iii.
Set the administrativeState of the transceiver object to unlocked.

Check the logical configuration of the transceiverEquipment object
(teiTransceiverEqpt parameter).

If it is correct, perform the Display hardware configuration command on the

btsSiteManager object to identify the faulty element.
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Vol. 3 -- 7--57
Source 34: The BTS has not acknowledged the TX power consign
request
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Source:
(34) The BTS has not acknowledged the power consign
request
BTS model:
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the power, configured at the OMC--R for the DRX concerned, is
not compatible with the DRX hardware.

BSC defense
The BSC configures the transceiver equipment, but the associated transceiver object is not
configured.

At least one DRX is lost.
CAUTION
Service reduction
It is possible to lose the entire cell linked to the faulty DRX. The
service is reduced.
WARNING
Intervention on the site must be immediate: there is a loss of service
risk.
Vol. 3 -- 7--58
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
operational. Go to step 2.
the site is not operational.
If a fault number 1054 (loss of layer 2) has appeared, refer to the fault number
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
If not, look for an object whose state is disabled--failed and treat the problem
in order that the btsSiteManager object becomes enabled.

is not operational. Do not treat the alarm and do not clear it. Look for other alarms
and treat the problem in order that the btsSiteManager object becomes
enabled.
operational.
i.
As long as the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is disabled,

do not treat the alarm and do not clear it. Wait for the state of the
btsSiteManager object to become enabled, disabled--dependency, or
disabled--failed.
ii.
As soon as the site is operational (the operationalState of the

btsSiteManager object will be enabled), check if the alarm persists.
Otherwise, go to step 8.
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Maintenance using the OMC--R

Step
2
Action
Perform a Display command on the bts object to check if the cells are concentric.
If the concentric cell parameter is monozone, go to step 3.
If the concentric cell parameter is concentric or dual band or dual coupling,
go to step 5.
Check the value of the bsTxPwrMax parameter according to the following

information:
For PA: the value of the bsTxPwrMax parameter added to the value to the
attenuation of the combiner must be between 31dBm and 44dBm, or 32dBm at
the band limit for only GSM 1900.
For HePA: the value of the bsTxPwrMax parameter added to the value to the
attenuation of the combiner must be between 34dBm and 47dBm.
Note:
The bsTxPwrMax parameter is a parameter of the powerControl object

associated with the bts object.
Note:
The Attenuation parameter is obtained by a Display command on the

The following table defines the correct values of the bsTxPwrMax parameter,
depending on the combiners used in the BTS. The Nack value is not allowed.
Vol. 3 -- 7--60
Step
Action (Continued)
Combiners
TxF/D
H2D
H4D
DLU attenuation
51 44
Nack
Nack
Nack
43
Pmax
Nack
Nack
42
Pmax
Nack
Nack
41
Pmax --2
Nack
Nack
40
Pmax --2
Pmax
Nack
39
Pmax --4
Pmax
Nack
38
Pmax --4
Pmax --2
Nack
37
Pmax --6
Pmax --2
Nack
36
Pmax --6
Pmax --4
Pmax
35
Pmax --8
Pmax --4
Pmax
34
Pmax --8
Pmax --6
Pmax --2
33
Pmax --10
Pmax --6
Pmax --2
32
Pmax --10
Pmax --8
Pmax --4
31
Pmax --12
Pmax --8
Pmax --4
30
Pmax --12
Pmax --10
Pmax --6
29
Nack
Pmax --10
Pmax --6
28
Nack
Pmax --12
Pmax --8
27
Nack
Pmax --12
Pmax --8
26
Nack
Nack
Pmax --10
25
Nack
Nack
Pmax --10
24
Nack
Nack
Pmax --12
23
Nack
Nack
Pmax --12
22 0
Nack
Nack
Nack
bsTxPwrMax
Table 7--3
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Vol. 3 -- 7--61
Action (Continued)
Combiners
Dp
TxF/D
H2D
H4D
DLU or OMC attenuation
bsTxPwrMax
51 48
Nack
Nack
Nack
Nack
47
Pmax
Nack
Nack
Nack
46
Pmax
Pmax
Nack
Nack
45
Pmax --2
Nack
Nack
Nack
Nack
Nack
Nack
Pmax
Nack
44
Pmax --2
43
Pmax --4
42
Pmax --4
41
Pmax --6
40
Pmax --6
Pmax --4
Nack
Pmax --6
Pmax --2
39
38
Nack
Nack
Pmax --8
Pmax --8
Pmax --4
Pmax
Pmax --10
Pmax --10
Pmax --6
Pmax --2
34
Pmax --12
Pmax --12
Pmax --8
Pmax --4
33
Nack
Nack
32
Nack
Nack
Pmax --10
Pmax --6
31
Nack
Nack
30
Nack
Nack
Pmax --12
Pmax --8
29
Nack
Nack
Nack
28
Nack
Nack
Nack
27
Nack
Nack
Nack
26
Nack
Nack
Nack
Pmax --12
25
Nack
Nack
Nack
Nack
24
Nack
Nack
Nack
Nack
23
Nack
Nack
Nack
Nack
22 0
Nack
Nack
Nack
Nack
37
36
35
Table 7--4
Pmax --10
HePA configuration
Vol. 3 -- 7--62
Step
Action (Continued)
If the value is not correct, change it.

If the value is correct, replace the DRX (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 6.
4
Modify the value of the bsTxPwrMax parameter according to the following

information:
attenuation of the combiner and reduced of the value of the transceiver zone
Ref parameter must be between 31dBm and 44dBm, or 32dBm at the band limit
for only GSM 1900.
Ref parameter must be between 34dBm and 47dBm.
Note:

The transceiver zone Ref parameter is obtained by performing a
Display command on the transceiver object.

This parameter must not be filled in for the dual band or dual coupling
values of the concentric cell parameter.
The preceding table defines the correct values of the bsTxPwrMax parameter,
depending on the combiners used in the BTS. The Nack value is not allowed. The
transceiver zone Ref parameter must also be verified.
Note:

If the value is correct, replace the DRX (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
NTP < 48> for the S8000 BTS

Go to step 5.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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Standard 15.105/EN
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Vol. 3 -- 7--63
Additional checks
Step
Action
Clear the alarm.
Set the bts object to locked.
Set the bts object to unlocked.
Vol. 3 -- 7--64
7.6

iii
Fault number:
1056 : Incorrect parameter settings at the OMC--R
Type : equipmentAlarm
FAULT ANALYSIS
Fault number 1056 is sent when BSC detects an incorrect BDA configuration for a
btsSiteManager, bts, transceiverEquipment or transceiver.

The managed object stays in a disabled/failed state.

CAUTION
The site is not downloaded.
CAUTION
Service reduction
The TRX is not downloaded. One TDMA is not configured.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Vol. 3 -- 7--65
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
Action
Lock the impacted bts object.
Correct the OMC parameters.

If the parameters are correct, perform an audit BDA on the BSC.
If the audit does not reveal inconsistencies between the BDA and the BDE,
go to step 3.
If the audit reveals differences, perform a off line reset BDA. Then execute
a build BDA of the BSC (always in automatic mode). For more information
on these commands, refer to NTP <034>. Then go to step 3.
Unlock the bts object.
Vol. 3 -- 7--66
7.7

iii
Fault number:
1058 : GSM entity configuration regression
Type : processingErrorAlarm

This alarm indicates an entity of the BTS detects an anomaly in its configuration, reports
it to the BSC via this alarm, and de--configures itself.
BSC defense
If the site is operational, the BSC unconfigures the btsSiteManager object and tries to
reconfigure it.
If the site is not operational, there is a connection problem between the actual
connections and the connections declared at the OMC--R.

CAUTION
As long as the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is
disabled--failed, the site is lost.
CAUTION
Service reduction
As long as the operationalState of the transceiverEquipment object
is disabled, the TRX and one TDMA are lost.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Vol. 3 -- 7--67
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
Action
Set the pcmCircuit object to locked.
Untwine the PCM links.
Set the pcmCircuit object to unlocked.

Vol. 3 -- 7--68
7.8

iii
Fault number:
1059 : Invalid message received on Abis interface on O&M link
FAULT ANALYSIS
The BSC receives a message from the BTS that it cannot treat for one of the following
reasons:
the message is out of sequence
the message concerns an unknown element, for example, a distant item of equipment
not created at the OMC--R but emitting notifications
BSC defense
None.

None.
FAULT TREATMENT
For a message on an unknown element ( an element not declared at the OMC--R),
switch off the concerned element.
Otherwise, no maintenance action is required.
WARNING
If several 1059 fault numbers are detected by the same cell, call the
manufacturer.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9
Vol. 3 -- 7--69

iii
Fault number:
1060 : Abis event reporting a transient default
The spontaneous message 1060 can now accept causes and equipments wording
corresponding to the eDRX, DRX, ND3, ePA, HePA, CMCF phase 1 and CMCF phase 2
fault causes.
In V15, a DRX--ND3 equipment is created and then the warning 1060 (transient) and 1067
(begin/end) must accept this new equipment. The causes wording stay the same for all
DRX types fault causes.
The spontaneous message 1060 corresponds to a warning and does not require a
maintenance action, except in conjunction with the fault number1067.
The following table indicates all the sources of the fault number 1060 for the S8000 Outdoor
and Indoor BTSs with the BCF or CBCF, the S8002 BTSs, the S8003 BTSs, and the
S8006 BTSs. For more information on each source, refer to the indicated paragraph to
know the corrective maintenance procedure associated with this source.
5832705
Over
temperature
--
5832706
DC power
fault
--
5832707
Doors
--
5832708
AC power
fault
--
5832709
Surge
protector
--
CBCF
Source
wording
CBCF
Battery cabinet
Source
No.
BCF
Equipment
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
S8000
Indoor
S8002
S8003
S8006
Para
Paragraph
Battery
Remote
Controller
(BRC)
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Source
wording
S8000
Outdoor
CBCF
Source
No.
CBCF
Equipment
BCF
S8000
Indoor
BCF
Vol. 3 -- 7--70
S8002
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
6553601
Manual
switch on
battery
power
7.9.1
6553602
Automatic
switch on
battery
power
7.9.2
6553603
Manual
switch on
main power
7.9.3
6553604
Automatic
switch on
main power
7.9.4
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
S8000
Indoor
Vol. 3 -- 7--71
S8000
Outdoor
Paragraph
--
8388610
Cavity
parked after
tuning fault
(min not
found)
7.9.5
8388611
Loss of
cavity
initialization
--
8388612
Nack
answer from
cavity
7.9.6
8388613
Cavity
parked after
tuning fault
(power too
low)
7.9.7
8388614
Cavity
parked after
tuning fault
(tuning
detector
problem)
7.9.8
8388615
Internal
software
problem
--
C DACS
C--DACS
climatic system
7929857
Dirty filter
--
7929858
DACS failed
--
CMCF
CMCF phase 1
CMCF phase 2
9502722
12779522
12845058
Unknown
message
Cavity
CBCF
Cavity out of
service
BCF
8388609
CBCF
Source
wording
BCF
Source
No.
Equipment
S8002
S8003
S8006
7.9.9
S8000
Indoor
CMCF
CMCF phase 1
CMCF phase 2
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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S8003
S8006
Paragraph
--
--
Restart due
to power on
--
9502755
12779555
12845091
Restart due
to a too long
PCM
scanning
--
9502756
12779556
12845092
Restart
requested
by the active
board
--
9502757
12779557
12845093
Restart due
to a software
upgrade
--
9502758
12779558
12845094
Restart due
to hardware
watchdog
7.9.10
9502759
12775095
12845095
Restart due
to double
bus fault
7.9.11
9502760
12779560
12845096
Reset for
new Lapd
parameters
CMCF
7.9.12
9502752
12779552
12845088
Restart due
to reset by
BSC
9502753
12779553
12845089
Restart due
to reset by
reset button
9502754
12779554
12845090
Standard 15.105/EN
CBCF
Source
wording
July 2005
CBCF
S8002
Source
No.
BCF
Equipment
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Vol. 3 -- 7--72
S8000
Indoor
CMCF
CMCF phase 1
CMCF phase 2
CMCF
CMCF phase 1
CMCF phase 2
S8000
Outdoor
S8006
Paragraph
--
--
Debug
--
9568241
12845041
12910577
ABIS PCM
statistics
7.9.13
9568255
12845055
12910591
Soft
--
Restart due
to Syn not
Locked
9502963
12779763
12845299
Statistic
report
9568240
12845040
12910576
CBCF
9502761
12779561
12845097
CBCF
S8003
Source
wording
BCF
S8002
Source
No.
BCF
Equipment
Vol. 3 -- 7--73
S8000
Indoor
Unknown
message on
ABIS
interface
4259872
Restart due
to reset by
BSC
--
4259873
Restart due
to reset by
reset button
--
4259874
Restart due
to power on
--
4259875
Restart due
to a too long
PCM
scanning
--
4259876
Restart
requested
by the active
board
--
4259877
Restart due
to a software
upgrade
--
4259878
Restart due
to hardware
watchdog
7.9.14
4259879
Restart due
to double
bus fault
7.9.15
4325375
Soft
--
7864321
Dirty filter
7864322
DACS failed
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
CBCF
4259842
CBCF
Source
wording
CSWM boards
DACS climatic
system
Paragraph
Source
No.
BCF
Equipment
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Vol. 3 -- 7--74
S8002
S8003
S8006
--
-x
--
DRX, eDRX,
DRX--ND3
modules
S8006
Paragraph
--
CBCF
DRX module
S8003
Source
wording
BCF
DRX, eDRX,
DRX ND3
DRX--ND3
modules
S8002
Source
No.
CBCF
Equipment
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
S8000
Indoor
Vol. 3 -- 7--75
9437187
12582915
12976131
Loss of PCM
link
9437188
12582916
12976132
Loss of
GSM clock
9437189
SPU fault
--
9437192
12582920
12976136
Incorrect
Abis
message
--
9437195
12582923
12976139
No flag on
FH bus
--
9437196
12582924
12976140
Frequency
collision on
FH bus
7.9.16
9437207
12582935
12976151
FACCH
congestion
--
9437208
12582936
12976152
LAPD
congestion
--
9437210
12582938
12976154
Underrun
AMNU--SPU
--
9437425
12583153
12976369
Post mortem
dump zone
1
--
9437426
12583154
12976370
Post mortem
dump zone
2
--
9437440
12583168
12976384
Restart due
to reset by
BSC
--
--
Vol. 3 -- 7--76
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
CBCF
DRX, eDRX,
DRX--ND3
modules
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
--
--
--
--
Source
wording
CBCF
DRX module
S8002
Source
No.
BCF
Equipment
9437441
Restart due
to reset by
reset button
9437442
12583170
12976385
Restart due
to power on
9437443
12583171
12976385
Restart
requested
by the BCF
9437444
12583172
12976386
Restart due
to the
timeout on
the OML link
with BSC
Standard 15.105/EN
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
S8000
Indoor
July 2005
CBCF
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
--
--
7.9.17
7.9.18
Reset due to
loss of lock
--
9437450
12583178
12976392
Restart due
to unknown
software
reset
--
9437451
12583179
12976393
Restart due
to a loss of
internal
PCM clock
sent by the
BCF
--
Source
wording
CBCF
DRX, eDRX,
DRX--ND3
modules
S8002
Source
No.
BCF
Equipment
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
S8000
Indoor
Vol. 3 -- 7--77
9437445
12583173
12976387
Restart due
to the
timeout on
the OML link
with BCF
9437446
12583174
12976388
Restart due
to a software
upgrade
9437447
12583175
13976389
Restart due
to hardware
watchdog
9437448
12583176
12976390
Restart due
to double
bus fault
9437449
12583177
12976391
Vol. 3 -- 7--78
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
7.9.19
7.9.20
7.9.21
7.9.22
Debug
--
4456449
Major fault
--
4456450
Queue
overflow in
DSC
--
4456452
Queue OK
--
4456453
Channel_HS
CX
--
GTW boards
4587522
FIFO--reset
--
Output
Rx--splitter D
9764865
Over current
--
Output
Rx--splitter M
9699329
Over current
--
DRX, eDRX,
DRX--ND3
modules
Source
No.
Source
wording
CBCF
S8002
Equipment
BCF
CBCF
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
S8000
Indoor
9437458
or
12583186
or
12976402
BCCH
config dump
9437474
or
12583202
or
12976418
SACCH
config dump
9437490
or
12583218
or
12976434
L1M config
dump
9437491
or
12583219
or
12976435
RSL
anomaly
9502704
12648432
13041648
DSC boards
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Rectifiers
Tx Filters
Table 7--5
6488065
PCM
5242881
CBCF
Source
wording
BCF
PCM
Source
No.
CBCF
Equipment
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
S8000
Indoor
Vol. 3 -- 7--79
S8002
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
--
AC fault
--
5242882
DC fault
--
5242883
Over
temperature
--
5242884
External
battery level
1
5242885
PCU
protective
5242886
Battery on
discharges
--
7536642
VSWR level
2
7.9.23
--
--
Vol. 3 -- 7--80
7.9.1
BRC (source: Manual switch on battery power)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Abis event reporting a transient default
brc
(6553601) Manual switch on battery power
S8000 CBCF Outdoor + S8002
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification indicates that the BTS has been manually (using OMC--R command)
switched from main power to battery.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.2
Vol. 3 -- 7--81
BRC (source: Automatic switch on battery power)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
brc
(6553602) Automatic switch on battery power
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification indicates that the BTS has automatically switched from main power to
battery.
Vol. 3 -- 7--82
7.9.3
BRC (source: Manual switch on main power)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
brc
(6553603) Manual switch on main power
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification indicates that the BTS has been manually switched from battery to main
power.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.4
Vol. 3 -- 7--83
BRC (source: Automatic switch on main power)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
brc
(6553604) Automatic switch on main power
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification indicates that the BTS has been automatically switched from battery to
main power.
Vol. 3 -- 7--84
7.9.5
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found))
iii
Fault number 1060
Abis event reporting a hardware fault
cavity
(8388610) Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found)
S8000 Indoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the cavity is no longer parked on its configuration frequency.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment object concerned and reconfigures the
transceiver object on another transceiverEquipment object (if the TDMA is priority).
CAUTION
Service reduction
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Vol. 3 -- 7--85
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the cavity equipment is valid, by performing a Display
hardware configuration command on the btsSiteManager object.
Look at the result displayed in the Session log window.
If the state of the cavity equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the cavity equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 5.
Vol. 3 -- 7--86
Maintenance at the OMC--R

Step
Action
Lock the transceiverEquipment object in order to trigger a new tuning.

If the problem has disappeared, go to step 5.
If the problem persists after several attempts, an on--site intervention is
necessary to locate the problem.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.6
Vol. 3 -- 7--87
Cavity (source: Nack answer from cavity)

ii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
cavity
(8388612) Nack answer from cavity
S8000 Indoor
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that there was a NACK response on the slave.

BSC defense
None

None
FAULT TREATMENT
Set the administrativeState of the transceiverEquipment object to locked.
Set the administrativeState of the transceiverEquipment object to unlocked.
Vol. 3 -- 7--88
7.9.7
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low))
ii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
cavity
(8388613) Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low)
S8000 Indoor

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment object concerned.

One TRX becomes unavailable.
CAUTION
Service reduction
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.8
Vol. 3 -- 7--89
Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector))

ii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
cavity
(8388614) Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector)
S8000 Indoor

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
Vol. 3 -- 7--90
7.9.9
CMCF board (source: Unknown message)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
CMCF or CMCF phase 1 or CMCF phase 2

(9502722 or 12779522 or 12845058) Unknown message
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates an unknown Abis message.

BSC defense
None.

None.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.10
Vol. 3 -- 7--91
CMCF board (source: Restart due to hardware watchdog)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

(9502758 or 12779558 or 12845094) Restart due to
hardware watchdog
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a restart of the CMCF boards by a hardware watchdog.
No maintenance action is required.
Vol. 3 -- 7--92
7.9.11
CMCF boards (source: Restart due to double bus fault)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

(9502759 or 12779559 or 12845095) Restart due to
double bus fault
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a restart of the CMCF boards due to a double bus fault.
FAULT TREATMENT
If the fault occurs sporadically, no maintenance action is required.
If the fault is repetitive, replace the faulty CMCF. Refer to NTP < 48 >.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.12
Vol. 3 -- 7--93
CMCF boards (source: Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
Source:
Source:
BTS model:

(9502760) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF
(12779560) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF Ph1
(12845096) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF Ph2
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a BTS restart to take into account new Lapd parameter values from
the BSC, so as to use a satellite configuration (satellite Abis interface).
Even if BSC Lapd parameters are not consistent with BTS values, the Lapd link can be
established and the Status Request can be sent to the BTS.
When receiving the Status Request, in case of BSC / BTS inconsistency, the BTS writes
the new values in its memory and then restarts to take into account this new set of
parameters.
FAULT TREATMENT
Vol. 3 -- 7--94
7.9.13
CMCF boards (source: ABIS PCM statistics)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
CMCF
(9568241 or 12845041 or 12910577) ABIS PCM statistics
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification appears when the command Display data information is performed on the
object btsSiteManager at the OMC--R.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.14
Vol. 3 -- 7--95
CSWM board (source: Restart due to hardware watchdog)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
CSWM
(4259878) Restart due to hardware watchdog
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a restart of the CSWM boards by a hardware watchdog.
Vol. 3 -- 7--96
7.9.15
CSWM board (source: Restart due to double bus fault)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
CSWM
(4259879) Restart due to double bus fault
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a restart of the CSWM board due to a double bus fault.
FAULT TREATMENT
If the fault is repetitive, replace the faulty CSWM. Refer to NTP < 48 >.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.16
Vol. 3 -- 7--97
DRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: Frequency collision on FH bus)

iii
Fault number 1060
DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3

9437196 or 12582924 or 12976140 Frequency collision on
FH bus
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that a frequency collision has been encountered on the FH bus, due
to a frequency hopping configuration error.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
Service quality
The phonic quality is lost.
FAULT TREATMENT
Check the cell and the frequency hopping laws (the configuration of Frequency Hopping
Laws, or the TDMA configuration if there is not any hopping).
Vol. 3 -- 7--98
7.9.17
DRX modules (source: Reset due to hardware watchdog)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
DRX or eDRX or DRX ND3

9437447 or 12583175 or 12976389: Restart due to
hardware watchdog
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a restart of the DRX by a hardware watchdog.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.18
Vol. 3 -- 7--99
DRX modules (source: Restart due to double bus fault)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
DRX or eDRX or DRX ND3

9437448 or 12583176 12976390: Restart due to double
bus fault
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a restart of the DRX due to a double bus fault.
FAULT TREATMENT
If the fault is repetitive, replace the faulty DRX. Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Vol. 3 -- 7--100 S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS fault numbers
7.9.19
DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: BCCH config dump)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437458 or 12583186 or 12976402 BCCH config dump
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
An anomaly has been detected in either a first or second BCCH configuration. This transient
event contains details of the anomaly.
FAULT TREATMENT
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.20
S8000, S8002, S8003, and S8006 BTS fault numbers Vol. 3 -- 7--101
DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: SACCH config dump)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437474 or 12583202 or 12976418 SACCH config dump
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
An anomaly has been detected in either a first or second SACCH configuration. This
transient event contains details of the anomaly.
FAULT TREATMENT
7.9.21
DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: L1M config dump)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437490 or 12583218 or 12976434 L1M config dump
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
An anomaly has been detected in either a first or second L1M configuration. This transient
event contains details of the anomaly.
FAULT TREATMENT
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.9.22
DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: RSL anomaly)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437491 or 12583219 or 12976435 RSL anomaly
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
A non--critical anomaly has been detected on a communication. This transient event
contains details of the anomaly.
FAULT TREATMENT
7.9.23
Tx Filters (source: VSWR level 2)

iii
Fault number 1060
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Tx Filter
(7536642) VSWR level 2
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that an abnormal VSWR level has been detected at the combiner
output. The radio link is still operating.

BSC defense
None.

None.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
operational.
i.

do not treat the alarm and do not clear it. Treat the problem on the
ii.

Check that the alarm on the Tx Filter is valid, by performing a Display hardware
configuration command on the btsSiteManager object.
If the state of the VSWR equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the VSWR equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 7.
On--site maintenance from the OMC--R

Step
3
Action
Check the cabling between the associated Tx Filter and the antenna.
If it is correct, go to step 4.
If it is not correct, replace it (Shop Replaceable Unit). Go to step 5.
In the case of alarms with source: level 2, and source: level 3, replace the
associated Tx Filter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the replaced equipment by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the VSWR equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the VSWR equipment is working, go to step 7.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Clear the alarm.
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.10

iii
Fault number:
1061 : Abis mapping issue on a TDMA
FAULT ANALYSIS
Warning 1061 is sent when TDMA is not connected or disconnected due to Abis resources
limitations. When EDGE is activated, TDMA mask field does not represent the TCH
mapping over TDMA but the following:
When a TDMA cannot be mapped over Abis because a higher priority TDMA has been
blocked and non mapped, the TDMA mask 00000000 is given to operator meaning
Higher priority TDMA not mapped on Abis.
When a TDMA cannot be mapped over Abis because there are not enough resources, the
TDMA mask 11111111 is given to operator meaning Lack of Abis resources.
Warning 1061 (S8000 , S8002, S8003, S8006) is used to notify the mapping TDMA TRX
and when degraded mode is used, the cause of it. A field is added to specify if configuration
is nominal or degraded.
Message definition : VAL_SPR_CODANO_RES_TDMA
Message operation code: Codano 1061
Object: transceiver
Anomaly code: Warning 1061
Alarm Criteria: Start/End
Structure definition: Field
Size
Meaning
Site
Site number within the BSC
TRX
TRX number wthin the site
TDMA Mask
(1)
(1) Definition:
15: Lack of Abis resources
0: Higher priority TDMA not mapped on Abis
FAULT TREATMENT
7.11
Attribute value change: 1063 (S8000, S8002, S8003, and

S8006 BTS)
iii
Fault number:
1063 : TRX allocation for a TDMA
FAULT ANALYSIS
An attribute value change 1063 (S8000 , S8002, S8003, S8006) is used to notify the
mapping TDMA TRX and when degraded mode is used, the cause of it. A field is added
to specify if configuration is nominal or degraded.
Message definition : VAL_SPR_CODANO_TRX_TDMA
Object: transceiver
Anomaly code: attribute value change 1063
Alarm Criteria: no
Structure definition: Field
Size
TRX
Degraded Configuration
Cause
1
1
Meaning
TRX id
0: False (default)/1: True
(1)
(1) Cause of the configuration in degraded mode and can be:

(1) Site not supporting Egde when Site EDGE capability <> 2
(2) Site unsufficient number of DS0 when site is not able to respond to the TDMA DS0
request
(3) TRX insufficient EDGE capability when TRX is not able to respond to TDMA DS0
request
FAULT TREATMENT
This problem is associated with a bad configuration of EDGE backhaul.
If the cause is Site not supporting Edge, check the PROM version of the GTW board.
If the cause is Site unsufficient number of DS0, check the radio site mask according
to engineering rules.
If the cause is TRX insufficient EDGE capability, check if there is an EDRX available
on the cell.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.12

iii
Fault number:
1067 : Abis event reporting a hardware fault
Fault number 1067 can now accept causes and equipments wording corresponding to the
eDRX, DRX, ND3, ePA, HePA, CMCF phase 1 and CMCF phase 2 fault causes.
In V15, a DRX--ND3 equipment is created and then fault number 1060 (transient) and 1067
(begin/end) must accept this new equipment. The causes wording stay the same for all
DRX types fault causes.
In the case of an equipment fault or a missing item of equipment, the BTS sends a 1067
message to the OMC--R through the BSC specifying the faulty equipment and the source.
In some cases, the BSC starts a defense action (PCM switchover, TRX state change,
reconfiguration of hopping law, for example).
The following table indicates all the sources of the fault number 1067 for the S8000 Outdoor
and Indoor BTSs with the BCF or CBCF, for the S8002 BTSs, for the S8003 BTSs, and for
the S8006 BTSs. For more information on each source, refer to the indicated paragraph
to know the corrective maintenance procedure associated with this source.
3342340
SYNO clock
not locked on
the network
CBCF
Source
wording
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Source
No.
CBCF
Equipment
BCF
S8000
Indoor
S8002
S8003
S8006
Para
Paragraph
7.12.1
3342341
Not locked
because
OCVXO is
KO
--
3342342
Synchro not
locked
because
PCM is not
stable
--
Abis BTS
synchro
ACU cooling
system
5505031
ALCO board
4390913
Cooler fault
Major fault
x
x
7.12.2
7.12.3
Source
wording
S8002
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
5832705
Over
temperature
7.12.4
5832706
DC power
fault
7.12.5
5832707
Doors
7.12.6
5832708
AC power
fault
--
5832709
Surge
protector
--
6291457
BCF cabinet
door contact
detection
7.12.7
BCF cabinet
fan
6356993
BCF cabinet
fan
7.12.8
BCF power
supply
5373953
Volt
6553601
Manual
switch on
battery power
7.12.10
6553602
Automatic
switch on
battery power
7.12.11
6553603
Manual
switch on
main power
7.12.12
6553604
Automatic
switch on
main power
7.12.13
Battery
cabinet
BCF cabinet
door
Battery
Remote
Controller
(BRC)
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
BCF
CBCF
Source
No.
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Equipment
CBCF
S8000
Indoor
July 2005
7.12.9
Battery
Remote
Controller
(BRC)
Cabinet
door
Cavity
Source
wording
Vol. 3 -- 7--111
S8000
Outdoor
CBCF
Source
No.
CBCF
Equipment
BCF
S8000
Indoor
BCF
S8002
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
6553605
Battery
Failure
7.12.14
6553606
Monitored
battery not
present
7.12.15
6553607
Internal
Inconsistency
7.12.16
2555905
Door contact
detection
8388609
Cavity out of
service
7.12.18
8388610
Cavity parked
after tuning
fault (min not
found)
7.12.19
8388611
Loss of cavity
initialization
7.12.20
8386612
Nack answer
from cavity
7.12.21
8388613
Cavity parked
after tuning
fault (power
too low)
7.12.22
8388614
Cavity parked
after tuning
fault (tuning
detector
problem)
7.12.23
8388615
Internal
software
problem
7.12.24
7.12.17
S8000
Indoor
Cavity
combiner
C--DACS
climatic
system
CMCF
CMCF ph 1
CMCF ph 2
CMCF ph 1
CMCF ph 2
Paragraph
7.12.25
8323074
Tuning
detector fault
7.12.26
8323076
Link NOK
7.12.27
7929857
Dirty filter
7.12.28
7929858
DACS failed
7.12.29
9502721
12779521
12845057
Major fault
--
9502729
12779529
12845065
MCF_MCF
7.12.30
9568250
12845050
12910586
Slave
downloading
error
7.12.31
12779537
12845073
duplex
inhibited:
active board
is background
downloaded
--
12779538
12845074
CMCF ACT
DUPLEX
INHIBITED
7.12.32
12779539
12845075
CMCF ACT
ICST
7.12.33
12779536
duplex
inhibited:
EDGE in
duplex mix
chain
--
9633786
Slave
downloading
error
--
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
CBCF
Power supply
BCF
8323073
CBCF
Source
wording
CMCF ph 1
CPCMI
board
S8000
Outdoor
Source
No.
BCF
Equipment
S8002
S8003
S8006
S8000
Indoor
Combiner
H4D VSWR
Compact
distribution
system
CPCMI
board
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
CBCF
Combiner
H4D LNA
S8002
BCF
Combiner
duplexer or
H2D VSWR
Source
wording
CBCF
Combiner
duplexer or
H2D LNA
Source
No.
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Equipment
Vol. 3 -- 7--113
5570561
LNA fault
7.12.34
5636097
VSWR
level 1
7.12.35
5636098
VSWR
level 2
7.12.36
5636099
VSWR
level 3
7.12.37
7405569
LNA fault
7.12.38
7471105
VSWR
level 1
7.12.39
7471106
VSWR
level 2
7.12.40
7471107
VSWR
level 3
7.12.41
7995393
Main breaker
9568257
Major
7.12.43
9633786
Slave
downloading
error
7.12.44
4259849
Fault on
active-passive
CSWM link or
on passive
CSWM
7.12.45
4325370
Slave
downloading
error
7.12.46
CSWM
boards
7.12.42
Source
wording
S8002
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
DACS
climatic
system
7864321
Dirty filter
7.12.47
7864322
DACS failed
7.12.48
Distribution
system
5767169
Main breaker
7.12.49
9437185
12582913
12976129
RX fault
7.12.50
9437190
12582918
12976134
BBFILTER
ASIC fault
7.12.51
9437193
12582921
12976137
Self test
failed
7.12.52
9437194
12582922
12976138
Major fault on
TX
7.12.53
9437206
12582934
12976150
DRX link
7.12.54
9437211
12582939
12976155
(H) (e) PA
configuration
not supported
--
9437214
12976158
Abis satellite
not supported
DRX
7.12.55
DRX
eDRX
DRX ND3
DRX
DRX ND3
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
BCF
CBCF
Source
No.
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Equipment
CBCF
S8000
Indoor
July 2005
CBCF
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
7.12.56
7.12.57
7.12.58
7.12.59
TRX not
anymore
configured
7.12.60
PA
configuration
exceeded
S8002
S8003
Source
wording
CBCF
DRX
eDRX
DRX ND3
S8002
Source
No.
BCF
Equipment
9437216
12582944
12976160
The TX has
not
acknowledge
d the power
consign
request
9437217
12582945
12976161
PA DRX
control loop
fault
9437218
12582946
12976162
DRX reset by
BCF after
message non
acknowledge
ment
9437219
12582947
12976163
DRX link
NOK after
reset
requested by
BSC
9502719
12648447
13041663
9437211
or
12582939
CBCF
HePA not
supported
BCF
9437212
Source
wording
CBCF
DRX
Source
No.
7.12.61
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
S8000
Indoor
Equipment
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
S8000
Indoor
Vol. 3 -- 7--115
S8006
Para
Paragraph
7.12.62
S8000
Indoor
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
CBCF
S8002
BCF
Source
wording
CBCF
Source
No.
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Equipment
9437456
or
12583184
or
12976400
BCCH first
config failed
7.12.63
9437457
or
12583185
or
12976401
BCCH
second config
failed
7.12.64
9437472
or
12583200
or
12976416
SACCH first
config failed
7.12.65
9437473
or
12583201
or
12976417
SACCH
second config
failed
7.12.66
9437488
or
12583216
or
12976432
L1M first
config failed
7.12.67
9437489
or
12583217
or
12976433
L1M second
config failed
7.12.68
DRX
diversity
reception
chain
6946817
Software
detection
7.12.69
DRX main
reception
chain
6881281
Software
detection
7.12.70
DRX
eDRX
DRX ND3
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Source
wording
Vol. 3 -- 7--117
S8000
Outdoor
CBCF
Source
No.
CBCF
Equipment
BCF
S8000
Indoor
BCF
S8002
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
4456449
Major fault
7.12.71
DSC boards
4456453
Channel_HS
CX
7.12.72
External
alarms
3735553
Alarm
Fan of the
base cabinet
6225921
Cabinet fan
fault
F--type
converters
5308417
Volt
GTW
boards
4587521
Major fault on
GTW
Internal
batteries
5439489
Battery
disconnected
6160385
Lightning
protection
fault
Output
Rx--splitter
D
9764865
Over current
Output
Rx--splitter
M
9699329
Over current
PCM
6488065
PCM
PCMI
boards
4521985
Major fault on
PCMI
Lightning
protector
7.12.74
x
7.12.73
7.12.75
7.12.76
7.12.77
7.12.78
7.12.79
7.12.80
7.12.81
7.12.82
S8000
Indoor
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
CBCF
S8002
BCF
RECAL
board
Source
wording
CBCF
PA or ePA
or HePA
Source
No.
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Equipment
6815745
or
12648449
or
12713985
Hardware
7.12.83
6815746
or
12648450
or
12713986
DRX/PA
connection
7.12.84
6815747
or
12648451
or
12713987
High temp
7.12.85
6815748
or
12648452
or
12713988
High Current
7.12.86
6815750
or
12648454
or
12713990
PA_PSDW
7.12.87
9633793
Major
7.12.88
9699322
Slave
downloading
error
7.12.89
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
S8000
Indoor
S8003
S8006
Paragraph
CBCF
S8002
BCF
Source
wording
CBCF
Source
No.
S8000
Outdoor
BCF
Equipment
Vol. 3 -- 7--119
5242881
AC fault
7.12.90
5242882
DC fault
7.12.91
5242883
Over
temperature
7.12.92
5242884
External
battery level 1
5242885
PCU
protective
5242886
Battery on
discharges
SYNC
boards
4325377
Major fault on
SYNC
Rx Filter
7602177
LNA Fault
7536642
VSWR
level 2
7.12.98
7536643
VSWR level 3
7.12.99
5701633
User alarm
Rectifiers
Tx Filters
User system
Table 7--6
7.12.93
x
7.12.94
7.12.95
7.12.96
7.12.97
--
Vol. 3 -- 7--120 S8000, S8002, S8003 and S8006 BTS fault numbers
7.12.1
ABIS BTS SYNCHRO (source: SYNO clock not locked on the

network)
iii
Fault number 1067
Abis BTS synchro

(3342340) SYNO clock unlocked on the network
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
A BTS works on its internal clock and provides the other BTSs with it through the PCM links.
This alarm indicates a problem with the radio cabinet clock: the value of the reference clock
of the synchronizing PCM is not in the admitted interval.

BSC defense and impact on the service
As long as the PCM link is operational, there is no BSC defense action.
If the impact is non transparent for the BSC in the notification, the BSC unconfigures
the btsSiteManager object.
CAUTION
The service is reduced or lost depending on the configuration.
If the impact is transparent for the BSC in the notification, the BSC does nothing.
CAUTION
A handover problem can occur between the BTS concerned and its
neighboring BTSs (S8000 or S80002 BTS, S8003 BTS, S4000
BTS, S2000/S2000E BTS or a BTS of another manufacturer).
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
S8000, S8002, S8003 and S8006 BTS fault numbers Vol. 3 -- 7--121
Start:
Fault number: 1067
Equipment: CMCF board
Source: Clock
Step 1: Preliminary checks
Yes
No
Step 3: Is the alarm valid ?
Step 2: Is there only one site

impacted ?
Yes
No
Step 4: Is the alarm valid on
several sites ?
Yes
Step 5: Perform a CMCF

switchover
No
No
Is the alarm still valid ?

Yes
Step 6: Replace the

CMCF board
Yes
Step 7: Is there only one

PCM link declared ?
No
Steps 9 &10: Perform as
many PCM switchovers as
necessary
No
Yes
Step 11: Determine

which TCU 2G gives the
clock to the network
Step 8: Replace the

CPCMI board
No
Yes
Is the TCU 2G located on a

synchronizing PCM ?
No
Yes
Step 30: Make a TCU 2G

operational
Call the manufacturer
Steps 31/32/33: Additional

checks
Figure 7--1
Step 34: End

SYNO clock not locked on the network (1/4)
A
Yes
Step 12: Are there two

available TCU 2Gs ?
Step 13: Perform a PCM Ater

link switchover
No
No
Yes
Yes
Step 14: Is the alarmListVCO

parameter working ?
No
Step 18: Check the TCU 2G

state
Yes
Is the TCU 2G
state enabled ?
No
Step 19: Perform PCM A
switchovers
Yes
Is the TCU 2G
state enabled ?
Step 15: Measure the

frequency of the PCM A
downlinks
No
Is the frequency correct ?

Yes
Measure the frequency of
the PCM A uplinks
Frequency not correct on
one of the PCM A links
Step 17: Replace the TDTI
board
Yes
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
The problem concerns the

MSC.
Frequency not correct on all

the PCM A links
Step 16: Replace the TUC
board
Frequency correct
No
Figure 7--1
No
Step 34: End

Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Steps 21 & 22: Perform a

BSC chain switchover
No
Yes
frequency of PCMs
(BSC/TCU/MSC)
Step 22: Replace the ECI

board
No

Yes
The PCM A is
not correct.
The downlink is
concerned.
The PCM A is
correct.
The PCM Ater is
not correct.
The PCM A is
correct.
The PCM Ater
is not correct.
The PCM A is
not correct.
The uplink is
concerned.
Step 24: Replace the TUC

board or the TDTI board
The problem
concerns the
MSC

frequency of PCMs
(BSC/TCU/BTS)
Figure 7--1
Yes
Step 34: End
No
Step 34: End

The PCM Abis is correct.

The PCM Ater is correct.

The PCM Abis is not correct.
The uplink is
correct.
One BTS is
concerned.
The downlink is
concerned.
The uplink is
correct.
Several BTSs
are concerned.
Step 28: Replace the

CPCMI board
The uplink is
concerned.
The downlink is
concerned.
Step 29:
Replace the
DDTI board

CMCF board
Yes
The PCM Ater is not correct.
No No
Yes
Step 34: End
No
Yes
Call the transmission

operator
Figure 7--1
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103

Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Start:
Fault number: 1067
Equipment: CMCF board
Source: Clock
Step 1: Preliminary checks
Yes
No
Step 3: Is the alarm valid ?
Step 2: Is there only one site

impacted ?
Yes
No
Step 4: Is the alarm valid on
several sites ?
Yes
Step 5: Perform a CMCF

switchover
No
No

Yes
Step 6: Replace the

CMCF board
Yes
Step 7: Is there only one

PCM link declared ?
No
Steps 9 &10: Perform as
many PCM switchovers as
necessary
No
Yes
Step 11: Determine which

TCU 3000 gives the clock
to the network
Step 8: Replace the

CPCMI board
No
Yes
Is the TCU 3000 located on

a synchronizing PCM ?
No
Yes
Step 30: Make a TCU

3000 operational
Steps 31/32/33: Additional

checks
Figure 7--2
Step 34: End

A
Yes
Step 12: Are there two

available TCU 3000 ?
Step 13: Perform a PCM Ater

link switchover
No
No
Yes
Yes
Step 14: Is the alarmListVCO

parameter working ?
No
Step 18: Check the TCU

3000 state
Yes
Is the TCU 3000 state

enabled ?
No
Step 19: Perform PCM A
switchovers
Yes
Is the TCU 3000 state

enabled ?

frequency of the PCM A
downlinks
No
Is the frequency correct ?

Yes
Measure the frequency of
the PCM A uplinks
Frequency not correct on
one of the PCM A links
Step 17: Replace the IEM
board
Yes
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The problem concerns the

MSC.
Frequency not correct on all

the PCM A links
Step 16: Replace the CEM
board
Frequency correct
No
Figure 7--2
No
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frequency of PCMs
(BSC/TCU/MSC)
The PCM A is
not correct.
The downlink is
concerned.
The PCM A is
correct.
The PCM Ater is
not correct.
The PCM A is
correct.
The PCM Ater
is not correct.
The PCM A is
not correct.
The uplink is
concerned.
Step 24: Replace the CEM

board or the IEM board
The problem
concerns the
MSC
No
Yes

frequency of PCMs
(BSC/TCU/BTS)
Figure 7--2
Step 34: End

The PCM Abis is correct.


The PCM Abis is not correct.
The uplink is
correct.
One BTS is
concerned.
The downlink is
concerned.
The uplink is
correct.
Several BTSs
are concerned.

CPCMI board
The uplink is
concerned.
The downlink is
concerned.
Step 29:
Replace the
CEM board

CMCF board
Yes
The PCM Ater is not correct.
No No
Yes
Step 34: End
No
Yes
Call the transmission

operator
Figure 7--2
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FAULT TREATMENT
Refer to Figure 7--1 for a BSC 2G flowchart of the fault treatment procedure.
Refer to Figure 7--2 for a BSC 3000 flowchart of the fault treatment procedure.
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.


Step
2
Action
Check the number of impacted sites.
If only one site is impacted, go to step 3.
If several sites are impacted, go to step 4.
Check the validity of the alarm on the CMCF board by performing a visual test of
the board.
If the LCKD LED of the CMCF board is on and the SKP LED of the CPCMI
board is on, the fault is confirmed. Go to step 5.
Otherwise, the fault is not confirmed. Go to step 32.
Check the validity of the alarm on several impacted sites by performing a visual test
of the board.
If the LCKD LED of the CMCF board is on and the SKP LED of the CPCMI
board is on, the fault is confirmed. Go to step 11.
Otherwise, the fault is not confirmed. Go to step 32.
Perform a switchover of the CMCF board.

Check if the alarm persists in the Current Alarm list window.
Replace the previously active CMCF board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
Go to step 31.
Check the number of PCM links declared.

If there is only one PCM link declared, go to step 8.
If there are several PCM links declared, go to step 9.
Replace the CPCMI board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

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Step
Action (Continued)

9
Perform a Display dynamic data command on the lapdLink object to determine

which PCM link is used by the lapd.
10
Perform a switchover of the PCM links by setting the administrativeState of the

lapdLink object to locked.
If the alarm persists, perform this action on each PCM link again and as long as
the alarm persists. At the end,

11
Perform a Display dynamic data command on the bsc object to determine which
TCU gives the clock to the network.
If the synchronizing PCM parameter is synchro internal clock, go to step 31.
If the synchronizing PCM parameter is not synchro internal clock, go to
step 12.
12
Check the number of available TCUs.

If there are at least two available TCUs, go to step 13.
If there is only one TCU, go to step 14.
13
Perform a PCM Ater link switchover by setting the administrativeState of the

pcmCircuit object to locked.
14
Perform a Display all command on the transcoder object to check the value of the
alarmListVCOTension parameter.
If the value is working, go to step 18.
If the value is failed, go to step 15.
15
Measure the frequency of the PCM A downlinks (with a PCM analyzer).

If the frequency is correct, measure the frequency of the PCM A uplinks.
If the frequency is not correct on all the PCM A links, go to step 16.
Step
Action (Continued)
If the frequency is not correct on one of the PCM A links, go to step 17.
If the frequency is correct, the problem does not concern the TCU but
concerns the BSC. Go to step 20.
If the frequency is not correct, the problem concerns the MSC. Look for it and
solve it. Then go to step 1.
16
Replace:
For the TCU 2G, the TUC board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the TCU. Refer to
NTP < 42 >.
For the TCU 3000, the CEM board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer
to NTP < 132 >

17
Replace:
For the TCU 2G, the TDTI board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the TCU. Refer to
NTP < 42 >.
For the TCU 3000, the IEM board. Refer to NTP < 132 >

18
Perform a Display all command on the transcoder object to check the state of
the TCU.
If the operationalState of the transcoder object is enabled, the problem
concerns the BSC. Go to step 20.
If the operationalState of the transcoder object is disabled, go to step 19.
19
Perform a PCM A link switchover by setting the administrativeState of the

pcmCircuit object to locked. Then perform a Display all command on the
transcoder object to check the state of the TCU.
If the operationalState of the transcoder object is enabled, the problem
concerns the TDTI board. Go to step 17.
If the operationalState of the transcoder object is disabled, do the same
operation twice: either the operationalState of the transcoder object becomes
enabled, or the operationalState of the transcoder object remains disabled.
If the operationalState is enabled, go to step 15. Otherwise go to step 17.
20
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Step
21
Action (Continued)
Perform one of the following:

For the BSC 3000, go to step 24.
22
Perform a BSC chain switchover according to the following procedure.

a. Check that the passive chain is operational: check that the value of the BSC
parameter is duplex by performing a Display all command on the bsc object.
b. Perform the Kill chain command.
c. Enter the value activeChain for the bscChainId parameter.
d. Wait for the end of the start--up: it is indicated by the fault number 13 and ends
with the fault numbers 1153 and 1154.
23
Replace the ECI board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the BSC. Refer to NTP < 41 >.
Go to step 32.
24
Measure the frequency of the PCMs (with a PCM analyzer) on the MSC side, on
the BSC side and on the TCU side.
If the frequency of the PCM A link is correct and the frequency of the PCM Ater
link is correct, go to step 27.
If the frequency of the PCM A link is correct and the frequency of the PCM Ater
link is not correct, go to step 25.
If the frequency of the PCM A link is not correct, if it is the downlink concerned,
go to step 25, and if it is the uplink concerned, go to step 25.
25
Replace the following items of equipment one after the other to identify the
faulty item.
a. Replace the TUC board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the TCU. Refer to
NTP < 42 >.
If the alarm persists, go to step 25b.
b. Remove the newly inserted TUC board and reinsert the old TUC board. Then
replace the TDTI board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the TCU. Refer to
NTP < 42 >.
Step
Action (Continued)
26
The problem concerns the MSC. Solve it and then go to step 1.
27
Measure the frequency of the PCMs (with a PCM analyzer) on the BSC side, on
the TCU side and on the BTS side.
If the frequency of the PCM Abis link is correct and the frequency of the PCM
Ater link is correct, call the transmission operator.
If the frequency of the PCM Abis link is not correct and the frequency of the PCM
Ater link is correct:
If it is the uplink concerned and if there is one BTS, go to step 28.

If it is the uplink concerned and if there are several BTSs, the problem
concerns the PCMs. Call the transmission operator.
If it is the downlink concerned, the problem concerns the PCMs. Call the
transmission operator.
If the frequency of the PCM Ater link is not correct:
If it is the uplink concerned, go to step 30.

If it is the downlink concerned, the problem concerns the PCMs. Call the
transmission operator.
28
Replace the CMCF board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

If the alarm has disappeared, go to step 35. If the alarm persists, go to step 29.
29
Replace the CPCMI board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

30
Replace:
For the BSC 2G, the DDTI board (Field Replaceable Unit) of the BSC. Refer to
NTP < 41 >.
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Step
Action (Continued)
For the BSC 3000, the CEM board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP
< 132 >.

31
Make a TCU operational.

As soon as a TCU is operational, go to step 12.
Additional checks
Step
32
Action
33
Check the state of the alarm on the CMCF board by performing a visual test of the
board.
If the LCKD LED of the CMCF board is off and the SKP LED of the CPCMI
board is off, call the manufacturer.
34
Clear the alarm.
35
7.12.2
ACU climatic unit (source: Cooler fault)

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Fault number 1067
Cooler system
(5505031) Cooler fault
S8000 Outdoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm is detected by the ALCO or RECAL board.
It is an OR function of all the alarms that are liable to occur on the climatic unit.

BSC defense
As long as the temperature of the (H)(e)PAs is lower than 60C (140F), there is no BSC
defense action.
As soon as the temperature of the (H)(e)PAs is higher than 60C, there is a voluntary
cut of the (H)(e)PAs. Then the BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment and
transceiver objects, and possibly the btsSiteManager and bts objects.
CAUTION
The service is progressively lost.
CAUTION
Intervention on the site must be immediate.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
so that the btsSiteManager object becomes enabled.

and treat the problem so that the btsSiteManager object becomes enabled.
operational.
i.

do not treat the alarm and do not clear it. Wait until the state of the
btsSiteManager object becomes enabled, disabled--dependency, or
disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the ACU climatic units is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of a cooler system equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 3.
If the state of the cooler system equipment is working, the fault is not
confirmed. Go to step 8.
On--site maintenance
Step
Action
Check that the main breaker, the climatic system circuit breaker and the circuit
breaker L2/CB2 are in the I position. If they are not, put them in the I position.
Remove the filter of the faulty ACU (see NTP < 48 >).
Reset the two internal AC and DC circuit breakers of the ACU (located behind the
filter) once.
If the circuit breakers can not be reset, replace the climatic unit (Field
Replaceable Unit). It can be replaced either by another ACU or by a DACS.
To replace the climatic unit with another ACU, refer to NTP < 48 >.
To replace the climatic unit with a DACS, refer to NTP < 48 > to remove the
ACU, and to install the DACS.
Go to step 6.
If the circuit breakers can be reset, measure the ambient temperature of the
cabinet.
If the temperature is between --40C (--40F) and +50C (+122F), there is
an internal problem in the climatic unit. Replace the climatic unit (Field
Replaceable Unit). It can be replaced either by another ACU or by a DACS.
To replace the climatic unit with another ACU, refer to NTP < 48 >.
To replace the climatic unit with a DACS, refer to NTP < 48 > to remove
the ACU and to install the DACS.
Go to step 6.
If the temperature is lower than --40C or higher than +50C, wait for the
system to return to a normal temperature. The cabinet will restart
automatically, triggered by the thermostats.
The high temperature thermostat triggers the cabinet start--up if the

temperature is lower than 61C (+141.8F).
The low temperature thermostat triggers the cabinet start--up if the
temperature is upper than 9C (+48.2F).
Go to step 6.
Additional checks
Step
6
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Step
Action (Continued)

7
Check the state of the ACU climatic unit by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the cooler system equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the cooler system equipment is working, go to step 8.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.3
ALCO board (source: Major fault)

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Fault number 1067
ALCO
(4390913) Major fault
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates an ALCO board failure that may be due to the fuse on the front panel
of the BCF, the power supply voltage on the PWR cable or the cabling between the BCF
and the board.

BSC defense
None.

The BTS no longer supervises all the items of equipment linked to the ALCO board
(distribution system, rectifiers, F--type converters, BCF power supplies, internal batteries,
climatic system, LNA, VSWR, door contact, lightning protection and battery cabinet).
The S8000 BTS service is no longer supervised, as the BTS cannot inform the BSC.
CAUTION
The service can be lost, even though the OMC--R does not indicate
any loss.
CAUTION
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the ALCO board is valid, by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the ALCO equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the ALCO equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 7.
Step
Action
Check the ALCO board fuse on the BCF front panel for the S8000 Outdoor or the
ALCO/BCF circuit breaker for the S8000 Indoor.
If it is not correct, replace it (Shop Replaceable Unit).

Check the power supply voltage on the PWR cable by measuring with a voltmeter.
If the voltage is lower than --58V and higher than --40V, replace the ALCO board
(Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >. Go to step 5.
If the voltage is between --58V and --40V, replace the O&M cable (Shop
Replaceable Unit) between the BCF and the ALCO board. Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the ALCO board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the ALCO equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the ALCO equipment is working, go to step 7.
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7.12.4
Battery cabinet (source: Over temperature)

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Fault number 1067
Battery cabinet
(5832705) Over temperature
S8000 Outdoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
It is triggered by a problem with the climatic unit of the battery cabinet: the temperature of
the cabinet has become either too high, or too low (below 5C).

BSC defense
None.

None.
CAUTION
Intervene within 24 hours.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
the site is not operational. Look for an object whose state is disabled--failed and
treat the problem in order that the btsSiteManager object becomes enabled.
If no object is concerned and if a fault number 1054 (loss of layer 2) has

appeared:
If the cabinet is out of order, treat the problem on the cabinet. Go to step 3.
Otherwise, refer to the fault number 1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
If a pcmCircuit object is disabled--failed:

Look for a fault number concerning PCMs (see NTP < 105 >).


enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)
Check that the alarm on the battery cabinet is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the battery cabinet equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed.
Go to step 4.
If the state of the battery cabinet equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
3
Action
Check the state of the mains power supply on the operator box.
If the mains power supply is correct, it is a PCM fault. Refer to the fault number
1054 (see NTP < 105 > Paragraph 12.4.2.6).
If not, solve the problem concerning the mains power supply and go to step 5.
Replace the heating and ventilation unit of the battery cabinet (Shop Replaceable
Unit). Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the battery cabinet by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the battery cabinet equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the battery cabinet equipment is working, go to step 7.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.5
Battery cabinet (source: DC power fault)

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Fault number 1067
Battery cabinet
(5832706) DC power fault
S8000 Outdoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm is detected by the ALCO or RECAL board, and occurs when there is a power
supply problem of the battery cabinet.
If the BTS operates on its external batteries, there are no internal batteries.

BSC defense
If the S8000 BTS operates on batteries, there is no BSC defense action until the batteries
reach the threshold level. In this case, the BSC unconfigures the btsSiteManager object.
The btsSiteManager, bts and transceiverEquipment objects change their state: they
become disabled--dependency. The pcmCircuit of the Abis link becomes
disabled--failed.
CAUTION
Intervention on the site must be immediate. There is a loss of site
risk.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Step
Action (Continued)
Check that the alarm on the battery cabinet is valid, by performing a Display

Go to step 3.
Step
Action
If the alarm appears and there are no external batteries, go to step 4. Otherwise,
go to step 6.
Check the external battery cabinet parameter by performing the Display

command on the btsSiteManager object.
If the parameter is present, set its value to absent.

If the parameter is absent, go to step 10.
5
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
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Step
Action (Continued)
Check the state of the circuit breakers of the battery cabinet.

If the circuit breakers of the battery cabinet are not in the I position, put the DC
circuit breaker in the I position.
In the case of a new break, go to step 7.

If the circuit breakers of the battery cabinets are in the I position, go to step 7.
7
Check the external batteries (see NTP < 48 >).

If the test is failed, replace the external batteries (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer
to NTP < 48 >.

If the test is correct, disconnect the cables of the battery cabinet. Go to step 9.
8
Put the DC circuit breaker of the battery cabinet in the I position.

In the case of a new break, replace the DC circuit breaker of the battery cabinet
(Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.

Otherwise, check the cables between the batteries and the circuit breaker.
If the cables are correct, go to step 9.

If the cables are not correct, replace them (Shop Replaceable Unit).
9
Replace the ALCO or RECAL board (Field Replaceable Units).

For the ALCO board, refer to NTP < 48 >.
For the RECAL board, refer to NTP < 48 >.
Go to step 10.
Additional checks
Step
10
Action
11
Check the state of the battery cabinet by performing the Display hardware
manufacturer.
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Clear the alarm.
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7.12.6
Battery cabinet (source: Doors)

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Fault number 1067
Battery cabinet
(5832707) Doors
S8000 Outdoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that a door is open.

BSC defense
None.

There is no immediate impact.
CAUTION
If an intervention is being performed on the battery cabinet, the door
is open. Therefore, the alarm is normal.
However, if no intervention is being performed on the battery
cabinet, this alarm is not normal. Intervention on the site must be
immediate. If the doors remain open, temperature problems could
arise.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)
Check that the alarm on the door contact is valid, by performing a Display hardware
Go to step 4.
Step
3
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
If the alarm appears and the door is closed, go to step 5. Otherwise, go to step 14.
Check the door contact.


Step
Action (Continued)

If the state of the battery cabinet equipment is still failed, go to step 8.
Check the cable between the door contact and the ALCO or RECAL board.

10

11

For the ALCO board, refer to NTP < 48 >.
For the RECAL board, refer to NTP < 48 >.
Go to step 12.
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Additional checks
Step
12
Action
13
Check the state of the battery cabinet by performing the Display hardware
manufacturer.
14
Clear the alarm.
15
7.12.7
BCF cabinet door contact

(source: BCF cabinet door contact detection)
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Fault number 1067
BCF Cabinet door

(6291457) BCF cabinet door contact detection
S8000 Indoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the BCF cabinet door has been opened or closed.

BSC defense
None.

There is no immediate impact on the service.
CAUTION
arise.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Step
Action (Continued)

If the state of the BCF cabinet door equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed.
Go to step 4.
If the state of the BCF cabinet door equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
3
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
If the alarm appears but the door is closed, go to step 5. Otherwise, go to step 17.
Replace the ALCO board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.

Check the state of the door contact by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the BCF door contact equipment is still failed, go to step 8.
If the state of the BCF door contact equipment is working, go to step 14.
Check the cable between the BCF and the connection panel.

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Step
10
Action (Continued)

If the state of the BCF door contact equipment is still failed, go to step 11.
11
Check the cable between the connection panel and the ALCO board.
Additional checks
Step
12
Action
13
Check the state of the door contact by performing the Display hardware
If the state of the BCF door contact equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
14
Clear the alarm.
15
7.12.8
BCF cabinet fan (source: BCF cabinet fan fault)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
BCF Cabinet fan

(6356993) BCF cabinet fan fault
S8000 Indoor
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that a BCF cabinet fan is faulty.

BSC defense
None.

None.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the BCF cabinet fan is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the BCF Cabinet fan equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed.
Go to step 3.
If the state of the BCF Cabinet fan equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
Action
Check the mains power supply on the operator box.
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
Check the state of the fuse.
Replace the faulty fan (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >. Go to
step 6.
Additional checks
Step
6
Action
Check the state of the BCF cabinet fan by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the BCF cabinet fan equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the BCF cabinet fan equipment is working, go to step 8.
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7.12.9
BCF power supply (source: Volt)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Converter BCF
(5373953) Volt
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm is detected by the ALCO board.
This alarm indicates that a BCF power supply is faulty.

BSC defense
None.

None.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
Perform a Display all command on the btsSiteManager object.

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)
Perform a Display hardware configuration command on the btsSiteManager

object: the results are displayed in the Session log window.
If the state of the converter BCF equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed.
Go to step 3.
If the state of the converter BCF equipment is working, the fault is not
Fault location
Step
3
Action
The equipment number indicates which of the three power supplies is concerned
by the alarm. Go to step 4.
Step
4
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
Replace the BCF power supply (Field Replacement Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Replace the ALCO board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
If the alarm persists, go to step 7 for the S8000 Indoor BTS or to step 8 for the
S8000 Outdoor BTS.
Replace the external alarm cable (Shop Replaceable Unit). Go to step 8.
Additional checks
Step
8
Action
Check the alarm state.

object: the results are displayed in the Session log window.
If the BCF converter equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the BCF converter equipment is working, go to step 10.
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7.12.10 BRC (source: Manual switch on battery power)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
BRC
(6553601) Manual switch on battery power
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification indicates that the BTS has been manually (using OMC--R command)
switched from main power to battery.
7.12.11 BRC (source: Automatic switch on battery power)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
BRC
(6553602) Automatic switch on battery power
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification indicates that the BTS has been automatically switched from main power
to battery.
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7.12.12 BRC (source: Manual switch on main power)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
BRC
(6553603) Manual switch on main power
FAULT ANALYSIS
main power.
7.12.13 BRC (source: Automatic switch on main power)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
BRC
(6553604) Automatic switch on main power
FAULT ANALYSIS
main power.
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7.12.14 BRC (source: Battery failure)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
BRC
(6553605) Battery failure
FAULT ANALYSIS
The software of the RECAL board in the BTS continuously controls the state of the battery
strings and generates a BATTERY_FAILURE alarm to the BCF when an error is detected
on one of them. On switching the power supply mode, the battery failure alarm is cleared
and the control algorithm is restarted.
The following two types of malfunction are covered:
When the battery is floating or loading:
The battery is considered bad when the middle point voltage of one string gets out of a
given range (+/-- 1,3V). When the RECAL detects a battery failure, the BCF generates a
notification (fault number 1067). This notification specifies a battery malfunction with the
BATTERY_FAILURE cause. A discharge test is recommended to confirm the battery
status. When the battery is floating or loading, every 10 minutes the value is reported at the
BTS level, computed on average of values sampled every 100ms.
The battery is in use (discharge)
After a short period of time (60s), the middle point voltage of each string is computed
(average on values sampled every 100ms) as a reference. Then, the middle point voltage
of each string is periodically compared to this reference.
The battery is considered bad when the difference between the reference and the middle
point voltage goes outside of a given range (+/-- 0,5V) And the Stringglobal voltage is
greater than a given threshold (45,5V) : in order to avoid generating a battery failure
notification in case of huge discharge due to a main power failure (the variation of the
difference between the reference and the middle point voltage is therefore normal).
When the RECAL detects a battery failure, the BCF generates a notification (fault number
1067). This notification specifies a battery malfunction with the BATTERY_FAILURE
cause. Furthermore, the BTS does not switch to main power and hence the discharge
phase goes to the threshold which triggers an automatic switch to the main power
(processed by the BRC).
When the battery is in use (discharge), every 2 seconds the value is reported at the BTS
level, computed on average of values sampled every 100ms.
Note: A string is composed of 4 stacks. A double failure in a string ( a stack on each side
of the middle point voltage with the same decrease of voltage) is not detected by this
method since the middle point voltage remains in the given range. However, the analysis
of the voltage--time diagram allows the detection a quick discharge which highlights a
battery failure.
The battery malfunction alarm is cleared at the OMC--R on switching the battery mode
(main or battery). When the string is replaced, checks can be done with the TIL (middle point
voltage values, global string voltage value) without having to wait for BTS detection which
will be notified to the OMC--R.
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7.12.15 BRC (source: Monitored battery not present)

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Fault number 1067
BRC
(6553606) Monitored battery not present
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
When the BRC is not present (or does not work and is detected as not present), a
notification is sent by the BTS to the OMC--R if the BRC features are activated in the set
external contact (the batteryRemoteControllerPresence parameter is set to present). By
default, this parameter is set to not present.
Note:
When the BRC led is ON, it means that the BTS is powered by batteries,
and that rectifiers are OFF (Note that the BRC led is turned ON only if the
user manually switches the BTS from mains to battery using OMC--R. In
case the mains circuit breaker is switched off the BTS automatically
switches to battery and the BRC led will not be turned ON in this case).
Hence, no maintenance is allowed on batteries. If maintenance is done,
then the BTS may be lost due to power shut down.
7.12.16 BRC (source: Internal inconsistency)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Internal inconsistency
brc
(6553607) Internal inconsistency
FAULT ANALYSIS
The notification 1067 (cause Detection of an internal inconsistency) can be caused by cable
P3 or any combination of P3 with another cable. A lock/unlock on the BTS Site Manager
is necessary for the maintenance. Then, a switch battery on/off command from the
OMC--R may be required to switch the power mode to main supply or battery in accordance
with the customer choice.
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7.12.17 Cabinet door (source: Door contact detection)

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Fault number 1067
door contact
(2555905) Door contact detection
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that a door is open.

BSC defense
None.

There is no immediate impact.
CAUTION
appear.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)
If the state of the door contact equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 3.
If the state of the door contact equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
Action
If the alarm appears but the door is closed, go to step 4. Otherwise, go to step 14.
Check the door contact.



Check the cable between the door contact and the ALCO or RECAL board.

Step
Action (Continued)


10
For the ALCO board of the S8000 BTS, refer to NTP < 48 >.
For the RECAL board of the S8000 BTS, refer to NTP < 48 >.
Go to step 11.
Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12
Check the state of the door contact by performing the Display hardware
If the state of the door contact equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the door contact equipment is working, go to step 13.
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Clear the alarm.
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7.12.18 Cavity (source: Cavity out of service)

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Fault number 1067
Cavity
(8388609) Cavity out of service
S8000 Indoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the cavity is unusable.

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

step 3.
to step 6.
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Step
3
Action
Replace the combiner (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >. Go to
step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the combiner by performing a Display hardware configuration

If the state of the cavity equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the cavity equipment is working, go to step 6.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.19 Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found))
iii
Fault number 1067
cavity
(8388610) Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found)
S8000 Indoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the cavity is no longer settled on its configuration frequency.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment object concerned. It reconfigures the
transceiver object on another transceiverEquipment object, if the TDMA is priority.
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

step 3.
to step 5.

Step
Action

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7.12.20 Cavity (source: Loss of cavity initialization)

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Fault number 1067
Cavity
(8388611) Loss of cavity initialization
S8000 Indoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the grading of the cavity has not been performed.

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the cavity is valid, by performing a Display hardware
step 3.
to step 6.
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Step
3
Action
Replace the combiner (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >. Go to
step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the combiner by performing a Display hardware configuration

If the state of the cavity equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the cavity equipment is working, go to step 6.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.21 Cavity (source: Nack answer from cavity)

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Fault number 1067
Cavity
(8388612) Nack answer from cavity
S8000 Indoor
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the cavity no longer responds.

BSC defense
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the cavity is valid, by performing a Display hardware
step 3.
to step 5.

Step
Action
Lock the transceiverEquipment object concerned in order to trigger a reset of the

CC8 software and a new tuning sequence.

necessary.
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7.12.22 Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low))
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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Cavity
(8388613) Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low)
S8000 Indoor

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

step 3.
to step 5.
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Step
Action

7.12.23 Cavity (source: Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector
problem))
iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Cavity
(8388614) Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector
problem)
S8000 Indoor

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

step 3.
to step 5.

Step
Action

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7.12.24 Cavity (source: Internal software problem)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Cavity
(8388615) Internal software problem
S8000 Indoor

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

step 3.
to step 5.
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Step
Action

7.12.25 Cavity combiner (source: Power supply)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Cavity combiner
(8323073) Power supply
S8000 Indoor
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a power supply problem.

BSC defense
None.

None.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the cavity combiner is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the cavity combiner equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed.
Go to step 3.
If the state of the cavity combiner equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
Action
If the frequency map has changed and only in this case, replace the combiner (Field
Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the cavity combiner by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the cavity combiner equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the cavity combiner equipment is working, go to step 6.
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7.12.26 Cavity combiner (source: Tuning detector fault)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Cavity combiner
(8323074) Tuning detector fault
S8000 Indoor
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that it is not possible to modify the standard frequency of cavities.

BSC defense
None.

None.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Go to step 3.
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Step
3
Action
Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action

manufacturer.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.27 Cavity combiner (source: Link NOK)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Cavity combiner
(8323076) Link NOK
S8000 Indoor
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that level 3 dialogue has been lost.

BSC defense
None

None
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Go to step 3.
Step
Action
Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action

manufacturer.
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7.12.28 C-- DACS climatic system (source: Dirty filter)

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Fault number 1067
Compact dacs cooler

(7929857) Dirty filter
S8002
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm occurs when the C--DACS filter is clogged.
BSC defense
As soon as the (H)(e)PA temperature is over 60C, the (H)(e)PA are powered off. The BSC
unconfigures the transceiverEquipment objects.

There is no impact on the service until the BTS and (H)(e)PA have overheated.
CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
The intervention on the site must be within one week.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the C--DACS climatic system is valid, by performing a
Display hardware configuration command on the btsSiteManager object.
If the state of the compact dacs cooler equipment is failed, the fault is
If the state of the compact dacs cooler equipment is working, the fault is not
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S8000, S8002, S8003 and S8006 BTS fault numbers
Vol. 3 -- 7--211
Step
3
Action
Replace the filter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 84 >. Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the C--DACS climatic system by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the compact dacs cooler equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the compact dacs cooler equipment is working, go to step 6.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.29 C-- DACS climatic system (source: DACS failed)

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Fault number 1067
Compact dacs cooler

(7929858) DACS failed
S8002
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a problem on the C--DACS climatic system.
BSC defense
As soon as the (H)(e)PA temperature is over 60C, the (H)(e)PA is powered off. The BSC

There is no impact on the service until the BTS and (H)(e)PA overheat.
CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
The intervention on the site must be immediate.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the C--DACS climatic system is valid, by performing a
If the state of the compact dacs cooler equipment is failed, the fault is
If the state of the compact dacs cooler equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
3
Action
Check that the L2/CB2 fan circuit breaker (power supply rack) on the PCU and the
climatic circuit breaker (C--AC box) are in the I position.
If this is the case, go to step 5.
Reset the circuit breakers.

If the L2/CB2 circuit breaker cannot be reset:
i.
Disconnect the DC wires related to the C--DACS (see NTP < 84 >
ii.
Reset the L2/CB2 circuit breaker of the power supply rack.

In the case of a new break, check the PCU output cables of the power
supply rack. Replace them (Shop Replaceable Unit). Go to step 5.
Otherwise, the operator can choose whether he changes the C--DACS
(Field Replaceable Unit) as a whole or he replaces the faulty items (Field
Replaceable Units) of the C--DACS.
CAUTION
To replace faulty items, the personnel working on the C--DACS must
be authorized to work according to security standards.
The personnel must be qualified to work on the C--DACS: they must
be well--trained on the functioning of the unit.
Go to step 5.
If the climatic circuit breaker of the AC box cannot be reset:
i.
Disconnect the AC wires related to the C--DACS (see NTP < 84 >).
ii.
Reset the climatic circuit breaker of the AC box.

In the case of a new break, replace the climatic circuit breaker of the AC
box (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 84 >. Go to step 5.
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Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the C--DACS climatic system by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the compact dacs cooler equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the compact dacs cooler equipment is working, go to step 7.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.30 CMCF board (source: MCF_MCF)

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Fault number 1067

(9502729 or 12779529 or 12845065) MCF_MCF
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a loss of link between the active board and the passive board.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
There is no impact on the service unless there is a fault on the other
CMCF board. The service will then be lost.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the CMCF board is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the CMCF equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the CMCF equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 7.

Step
Action
If there are BISTs on the board, note their state by performing a Display data
In this case, look at the result displayed in the Session log window and send these
to the manufacturer with the faulty board.
Replace the faulty CMCF board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the CMCF board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the CMCF equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the CMCF equipment is working, go to step 7.
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7.12.31 CMCF board (source: Slave downloading error)

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Fault number 1067

(9568250 or 12845050 or 12910586) Slave downloading
Equipment:
Source:
error
BTS model:

S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm, sent by the active board, indicates an error during the update of the passive
board by the active one.

BSC defense
None.

The CBCF duplex mode is lost. The CBCF simplex mode continues to function.
CAUTION
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the CMCF board is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the CMCF equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the CMCF equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 9.
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Step
Action
Perform the following steps in the maintenance window of the operator.
Remove the active board.
CAUTION
Service reduction
Wait for the BSC defense actions and its start--up.
Replace the newly passive CMCF board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
Go to step 7.
Additional checks
Step
7
Action
Check the state of the CMCF board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the CMCF equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the CMCF equipment is working, go to step 9.
Clear the alarm.
10
7.12.32 CMCF board (source: CMCF_ACT_DUPLEX_INHIBITED)

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Fault number 1067
CMCF phase 1 or CMCF phase 2

(12779538 or 12845074) CMCF ACT DUPLEX INHIBITED
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarms is due to secured loop commissioning error on one BTS of the loop.
This alarms indicates passive CMCF board is not commissioned accordingly to the mode
required (Secured Loop mode is asked while the secured loop passive CMCF microswitch
is not set).

BSC defense
None.

For the btsSiteManager object.
CAUTION
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
is not operational. Do not treat the alarm and do not clear it. Go to step 2.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the Secured loop both CMCF microswitch (number 4) are correctly set
by performing a Display data information /Normal command on the faulty
btsSiteManager.
Check the CMCF switch state in the session log window, Switch state must be in
Secured loop mode for active and passive boards. Go to Step 4.
If the Switch state be in Secured loop mode for active and passive boards. Go
to Step 4.
If the Switch state is not in Secured loop mode, the CMCF microswitch number
4 has to be set to ON. Go to Step 3
Step
3
Action
Refer to following NTP s to set passive CMCF microswith number 4 to on:
Follow Chapter : replacement of a CMCF board
Go to step 4.
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Additional checks
Step
4
Action
by performing a Display data information /Normal command on the
btsSiteManager.
Check the CMCF switch state in the session log window, Switch state must be
in Secured loop mode for active and passive boards. If the state of the CMCF
equipment is working, go to step 7.
If the Switch state is not in Secured loop mode, the CMCF microswitch number4
has to be set to ON. Call the manufacturer.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.33 CMCF board (source: CMCF_ACT_ICST)

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Fault number 1067
CMCF phase 1 or CMCF phase 2

(12779539 or 12845075) CMCF ACT ICST
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarms is due to secured loop commissioning error on one BTS of the loop.
This alarms indicates passive CMCF board is not commissioned accordingly to the mode
required (Secured Loop mode is asked while the secured loop passive CMCF microswitch
is not set).

BSC defense
None.

For the btsSiteManager object.
CAUTION
As long as the operationalState of the btsSiteManager object is
disabled----failed, the site is lost. No service is provided.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
is not operational. Do not treat the alarm and do not clear it. Go to step 2.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

by performing a Display data information /Normal command on the faulty
btsSiteManager.
Check the CMCF switch state in the session log window, Switch state must be in
Secured loop mode for active and passive boards. Go to Step 4.
If the Switch state be in Secured loop mode for active and passive boards. Go
to Step 4.
If the Switch state is not in Secured loop mode, the CMCF microswitch number4
has to be set to ON. Go to Step 3
Step
3
Action
Refer to following NTP s to set passive CMCF microswith number4 to on:
Follow Chapter : replacement of a CMCF board
Go to step 4.
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Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Perform a Lock / Unlock on faulty btsSiteManager
by performing a Display data information /Normal command on the
btsSiteManager.
Check the CMCF switch state in the session log window, Switch state must be
in Secured loop mode for active and passive boards. If the state of the CMCF
equipment is working, go to step 7.
If the Switch state is not in Secured loop mode, the CMCF microswitch number
4 has to be set to ON. Call the manufacturer.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.34 Combiner duplexer LNA or combiner H2D LNA (source: LNA fault)
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Fault number 1067
combiner d lna / combiner h2 lna (LNA)

(5570561) LNA fault
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware problem on the low noise amplifier. The related reception
path (main or diversity) is no longer operational for all the TRXs using the faulty LNA.
However, if the other path is still correct, these TRXs run in a degraded mode.

BSC defense
If there is no reception path, the BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment objects
corresponding to the faulty LNA. One or several transceiverEquipment objects can be lost.
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check the state of F--type converters by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the converter F equipment is failed, go to step 4.
If the state of the converter F equipment is working, go to step 3.
Check that the alarm on the combiner duplexer LNA is valid, by performing a
If the state of the LNA equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to step 6.
If the state of the LNA equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 13.

Step
4
Action
Look for alarms concerning the F--type converters and treat them.
If the circuit breaker powering the PA is in the O position, put it in the I position.
Go to step 7.
If the operationalState of the bts object is disabled and its availabilityStatus is

dependency, set the administrativeState of the bts object to locked, and set the
administrativeState of the associated transceiverEquipment objects to locked.
Replace the RF--combiner (Field Replaceable Unit) associated with the

LNA--combiner. Refer to:
Check the cable between the LNA and the connection panel.

9


10
Check the cable between the connection panel and the ALCO or RECAL board.
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Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12
Check the state of the equipment by performing a Display hardware configuration

If the state of the LNA equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the LNA equipment is working, go to step 13.
13
Clear the alarm.
14
7.12.35 Combiner duplexer VSWR or combiner H2D VSWR

(source: VSWR level 1)
iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
combiner d vswr / combiner h2 vswr (VSWR)

S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS

BSC defense
None.

None.
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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS

BSC defense
None.

None.

iii
Fault number 1067

S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the radio link is interrupted in the transmission direction for all the
TRXs using the corresponding antenna. These TRXs are no longer operational.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment objects connected to the RF--combiner
that has detected the fault.
CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the combiner D / H2D VSWR is valid, by performing a
step 3.
to step 12.

Step
Action

Note the contents of the additional fields in the notifications and send these, if any,
to the manufacturer with the faulty item.
Check the cable between the associated RF--combiner and the interconnection
panel.

6
Replace the associated RF--combiner (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:


7


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Step
Action (Continued)
Check the cable between the interconnection panel and the ALCO or RECAL
board.

9
If necessary, set the administrativeState of the bts and transceiverEquipment

objects to unlocked. Go to step 10.
Additional checks
Step
10
Action
11

If the state of the SWR equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the SWR equipment is working, go to step 12.
12
Clear the alarm.
13
7.12.38 Combiner H4D LNA (source: LNA fault)

iii
Fault number 1067
combiner h4 lna (LNA)

(7405569) LNA fault
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
path (main or diversity) is not operational for all the TRXs using the faulty LNA. However,
if the other path is still correct, these TRXs run in a degraded mode.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment objects corresponding to the faulty LNA.
One or several transceiverEquipment objects can be lost.
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.


Check that the alarm on the combiner duplexer LNA is valid, by performing a
to step 13.

Step
4
Action
If the circuit breaker powering the PA is in the O position, put it in the I position.
Go to step 7.


LNA--combiner. Refer to NTP < 48 >.

9


10
Check the cable between the connection panel and the ALCO or RECAL board.
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Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12

13
Clear the alarm.
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7.12.39 Combiner H4D VSWR (source: VSWR level 1)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
combiner h4 vswr (VSWR)

FAULT ANALYSIS

BSC defense
None.

None.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
operational.
i.

ii.

Check that the alarm on the combiner H4D VSWR is valid, by performing a Display
step 3.
to step 10.

Step
Action

Check the cabling between the associated RF--combiner and the antenna.
In the case of three alarms with source: level 1, source: level 2, and source: level
3, replace the associated RF--combiner (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to
NTP < 48 >.
If necessary, set the administrativeState of the bts object to unlocked. Go to

step 8.
Additional checks
Step
8
Action

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Clear the alarm.
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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

FAULT ANALYSIS

BSC defense
None.

None.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
Action

operational.
i.

ii.


step 3.
to step 10.

Step
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Action

Check the cabling between the associated RF--combiner and the antenna.
In the case of three alarms with source: level 1, source: level 2, and source: level
3, replace the associated RF--combiner (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to
NTP < 48 >.
If necessary, set the administrativeState of the bts object to unlocked. Go to

step 8.
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Additional checks
Step
8
Action

10
Clear the alarm.
11

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Fault number 1067

Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the radio link is interrupted in the transmission direction for all the
TRXs using the corresponding antenna. These TRXs are no longer operational.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment objects connected to the RF--combiner
that has detected the fault.
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

step 3.
to step 12.

Step
Action

Check the cable between the associated RF--combiner and the interconnection
panel.

6
Replace the associated RF--combiner (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to

NTP < 48 >.


8
Check the cable between the interconnection panel and the ALCO or RECAL
board.

9
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If necessary, set the administrativeState of the bts and transceiverEquipment

objects to unlocked. Go to step 10.
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Additional checks
Step
10
Action
11

12
Clear the alarm.
13
7.12.42 Compact distribution system (source: Main breaker)

iii
Fault number 1067
compact distribution
(7995393) Main breaker
S8002
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm appears when the cabinet main breaker is disengaged after an internal
short--circuit in the cabinet.
The cabinet then operates on its batteries. The fault number 1067 with the source Battery
on discharges on the rectifier equipment is displayed.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
If the problem is not corrected, the BTS can be lost.
If the BTS is lost, PCM faults will appear.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Step
Action (Continued)
Check that the alarm on the compact distribution system is valid, by performing a

If the state of the compact distribution equipment is failed, the fault is
If the state of the compact distribution equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
3
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
Put the main breaker in the I position.

If the mains supply is present and if the alarm persists, replace the C--AC box
(Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 84 >. Go to step 5.
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Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the compact distribution system by performing a Display

If the state of the compact distribution equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the compact distribution equipment is working, go to step 7.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.43 CPCMI board (source: Major)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
CPCMI
S8006
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7.12.44 CPCMI board (source: Slave downloading error)

iii
Fault number 1067
CPCMI
(9633786) Slave downloading error
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates an error during the downloading sequence of the CPCMI board by the
active CMCF board.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the btsSiteManager object to maintain a minimum service of
communication. This unconfiguration is displayed at the OMC--R and is temporary. If a
transceiverEquipment object is lost, the fault number 1061 appears.
If there is only one PCM link in service, the BTS is completely unconfigured. If other
BTSs are dropped with the faulty BTS, they are also unconfigured.
If there are several PCM links declared in the configuration, only a part of the BTS is
lost. A fault number 1061 concerning the transceiver object appears.

If there is a redundant CPCMI board, there is no impact on the service.
If two PCM links are used:
CAUTION
Service reduction
If one PCM link is used:
CAUTION
The service is lost.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the CPCMI board is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the CPCMI equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the CPCMI equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 6.
Step
Action
Replace the faulty CPCMI board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the CPCMI board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the CPCMI equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the CPCMI equipment is working, go to step 6.
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Clear the alarm.
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7.12.45 CSWM board

(source: Fault on active-- passive CSWM link or on passive CSWM)
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Fault number 1067
CSWM
(4259849) Fault on active--passive CSWM link or passive
CSWM
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware or software failing on the passive CSWM board. There is
no longer a connection between the active and passive CSWM board.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
CSWM board.
The service will then be lost.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the CSWM board is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the CSWM equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the CSWM equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 8.
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Location
Step
3
Action
The board indicated in the notification is the faulty board.

Step
4
Action
If there are BISTs on the board, note their state by performing a Display data
Look at the result displayed in the Session log window and send these to the
manufacturer with the faulty board.
Replace the faulty CSWM board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >. Go
to step 6.
Additional checks
Step
6
Action
Check the state of the CSWM board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the CSWM equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the CSWM equipment is working, go to step 8.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.46 CSWM board (source: Slave downloading error)

iii
Fault number 1067
CSWM
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm, sent by the detector board, indicates an error during the update of the passive
board by the active board.

BSC defense
None.

The BCF duplex mode is lost. The BCF simplex mode continues to function.
CAUTION
CSWM board.
The service will then be lost.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the CSWM board is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the CSWM equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the CSWM equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 10.
Fault location
Step
Action
The board indicated in the notification is the faulty board.
Step
Action
If the faulty CSWM board is the active one, go to step 5. Otherwise, go to step 7.
Set the btsSiteManager object to locked.
Set the btsSiteManager object to unlocked.

to step 8.
Additional checks
Step
8
Action
Check the state of the CSWM board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the CSWM equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the CSWM equipment is working, go to step 10.
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Clear the alarm.
11
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7.12.47 DACS climatic system (source: Dirty filter)

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Fault number 1067
dacsCooler
(7864321) Dirty filter
S8000 Outdoor + S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm occurs when the DACS filter is clogged.

BSC defense
As soon as the (H)(e)PA temperature is over 60C, the (H)(e)PA are powered off, and the
BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment objects.

CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
Intervention on the site must be within one week.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the DACS climatic system is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the dacsCooler equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 3.
If the state of the dacsCooler equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed.
Go to step 6.
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Step
3
Action
Replace the filter (Field Replaceable Unit).
For the S8000 BTS, refer to NTP < 48 >.
Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the DACS climatic system by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the dacsCooler equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the dacsCooler equipment is working, go to step 6.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.48 DACS climatic system (source: DACS failed)

iii
Fault number 1067
dacsCooler
(7864322) DACS failed
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a problem on the DACS climatic system.

BSC defense
As soon as the (H)(e)PA temperature is over 60C, the (H)(e)PA is powered off. The BSC

CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
Intervention on the site must be within one week.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the DACS climatic system is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the dacsCooler equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 3.
If the state of the dacsCooler equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed.
Go to step 7.
Step
3
Action
Check that the fan circuit breakers are in the I position. Breakers are located on
the power supply rack (if present), GIPS (if present) and the AC box (if present).
If they are in the I position, go to step 5.
If they are in the O position, go to step 4.
Reset the circuit breakers.

If the L2/CB2 circuit breaker can not be reset:
i.
Disconnect the DC wires related to the DACS (see NTP < 48 > for the
S8000 BTS or NTP < 85 > for the S8006 BTS).
ii.
Reset the L2/CB2 circuit breaker of the power supply rack.

If there is a new break, check the PCU output cables of the power supply
rack. Replace them (Shop Replaceable Unit). Go to step 5.
Otherwise, the operator can choose whether he changes the DACS
(Field Replaceable Unit) as a whole or he replaces the faulty items (Field
Replaceable Units) of the DACS. In this case:
for the S8000 BTS, refer to NTP < 48 > to detect and replace the
faulty item.
for the S8006 BTS, refer to NTP < 85 > to detect and replace the
faulty item.
CAUTION
The personnel replacing faulty DACS items must be well trained on
the functionalities of the unit, and authorized to work according to
security standards.
Go to step 5.
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Step
Action (Continued)
If the climatic circuit breaker of the AC box can not be reset:

i.
Disconnect the AC wires related to the DACS (see NTP < 48 > for the
S8000 BTS or NTP < 85 > for the S8006 BTS).
ii.
Reset the climatic circuit breaker of the AC box.

If there is a new break, replace the climatic circuit breaker of the AC box
(Field Replaceable Unit).

Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Perform the following steps:
Check the DACS thermostat state.
If the thermostat is tripped, re--activate it (refer to step 9).
i.
ii.
Check the state of the DACS climatic system by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the dacsCooler equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the dacsCooler equipment is working, go to step 7.
Clear the alarm.
Re--activation of the DACS thermostat.

Intervention time
Step
Action (Continued)
i.
The intervention time is approximately 20 minutes.
Tools required
i.
Stepladder
ii.
Flat screwdriver
iii.
Allen wrench
Impact of the replacement on service
DANGER
Electric shock
The BTS does not remain supplied with the mains power supply.
Location
i.
The DACS thermostat is located on the following figure.
a. Safety instructions
CAUTION
Wear the antistatic bracelet when performing the following
maintenance procedure.
b. Preliminary operations
i.
Open the hood and the doors of the cabinet.
ii.
Put the battery circuit breaker in the O position.
iii.
Put the main circuit breaker in the O position.
iv. Put the FAN breakers in the O position.

v.
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Unscrew the four quarter turn fasteners of the DACS cover and carefully
remove it.
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c. Re--activation of the thermostat

i.
Press the red button which is located at the top of the thermostat.
Note: The thermostat is located between the blowers. It is fixed on the

heater cover (refer to the following figure).
d. Additional operations
i.
Replace the DACS cover and screw its eight 1/4 turn fasteners.
ii.
Put the FAN breakers in the I position.
iii.
Put the main circuit breaker in the I position.
iv. Put the battery circuit breaker in the I position.

v.
Close the doors and the hood of the cabinet.
10
Clear the alarm.
11
Re--activation of the thermostat

press the red button
Blower
Figure 7--3
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Blower
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7.12.49 Distribution system (source: Main breaker)

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Fault number 1067
Distribution system
(5767169) Main breaker
S8000 Outdoor + S8002 + S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm appears when the cabinet main breaker is disengaged after an internal
short--circuit in the cabinet.
The cabinet is operating on its batteries, if any. The fault number 1060 with the source
Battery on discharges is displayed, and may be followed by a source External battery
level 1 if the batteries are discharged (see the fault number 1060 source External battery
level 1).

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
If the problem is not corrected, the BTS can be lost.
If the BTS is lost, PCM faults will appear.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)
Check that the alarm on the distribution system is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the distribution system equipment is failed, the fault is
If the state of the distribution system equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
3
Action
Check the mains power supply on the operator box, or on the Battery & Interface
module, if it is used.
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
Put the main breaker in the I position.

If the mains supply is present and if the alarm persists, replace the main breaker
(Field Replaceable Unit).

Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the distribution system by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the distribution system equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the distribution system equipment is working, go to step 7.
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Clear the alarm.
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7.12.50 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: RX fault)

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Fault number 1067

9437185 or 12582913 or 12976129: RX fault
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:
It is possible to treat this alarm either by performing the following procedure or by

performing the procedure associated with the TIL and described in:
FAULT ANALYSIS
The TRX is no longer operational.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the faulty transceiverEquipment object and the associated
transceiver object. The BSC tries to assure a minimum service of communication by
unconfiguring and reconfiguring the transceiver object.

At least one DRX or DRX--ND3 is lost.
CAUTION
Service reduction
The cell linked to the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 can be lost.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the DRX or DRX--ND3 module is valid, by performing a
Display hardware configuration command on the transceiverEquipment object.
If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 equipment is failed, the fault is
If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 equipment is working, the fault is not
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Step
3
Action
In the case of an S8000 BTS, perform a Display command on the bts object.
DRX or DRX--ND3 module: gsm, gsm850, dcs1800, pcs1900, R gsm,
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.
If the transceiverEquipmentClass parameter is 1, the DRX or DRX--ND3

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.

the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 to locked.
Step
Action (Continued)
CAUTION
Service reduction
In most cases, the transceiverEquipment and one transceiver are
lost.
Disconnect the PWR cable on the front panel of the DRX (DRXICO side).
Check the fuse of the DRX INTERCO unit.

If it correct, replace the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 module (Field Replaceable
Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 10.
the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 to unlocked. Go to step 9.
Additional checks
Step
9
Action
10
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Check the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 module by performing a Display

hardware configuration command on the transceiverEquipment object.
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)

If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 equipment is working, go to step 11.
11
Clear the alarm.
12
7.12.51 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: BBFILTER ASIC fault)
iii
Fault number 1067

9437190 or 12582918 or 12976134: BBFILTER ASIC fault
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:
This alarm is treated by either performing the following procedure or by performing

the procedure associated with the TIL and described in:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware problem.

BSC defense
transceiver object. It tries to assure a minimum service of communication by unconfiguring
and reconfiguring the transceiver object.

CAUTION
Service reduction
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.


Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103

Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)
CAUTION
Service reduction
In most cases, the transceiverEquipment and one transceiver
objects are lost.
6
Replace the DRX or DRX--ND3 module (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 to unlocked. Go to step 9.
Additional checks
Step
9
Action
10

manufacturer.
11
Clear the alarm.
12
7.12.52 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: Self test failed)
iii
Fault number 1067

9437193 or 12582921 or 12976137: Self test failed
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a problem in the hardware self--test of the DRX or DRX--ND3.

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.


Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103

Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)
CAUTION
Service reduction
object are lost.
6
Set the transceiverEquipment object corresponding to the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3

to unlocked.
Replace the (H)(e)PA module (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:


10
Check the cable between the (H)(e)PA and the DRX or DRX--ND3.
Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12

manufacturer.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
13
Clear the alarm.
14
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.12.53 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: Major fault on TX)
iii
Fault number 1067

9437194 or 12582922 or 12976138: Major fault on TX
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a problem on the DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3.

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005

Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.

Step
Action (Continued)
CAUTION
Service reduction
objects are lost.
6
Check the fuse of the DRX INTERCO unit.

If it is correct, replace the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 module (Field Replaceable
Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 9.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)

the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 to unlocked.


10
Check the cable between the (H)(e)PA and the DRX or DRX--ND3.
Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12

manufacturer.
13
Clear the alarm.
14
7.12.54 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: DRX link)

iii
Fault number 1067

9437206 or 12582934 or 12976150: DRX link
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the BCF has detected the loss or non--establishment of the
dialogue with the DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3.

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.


Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103

Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)
CAUTION
Service reduction
objects are lost.
Check the cable between the DRX or DRX--ND3 and the DRXICO.

7
Replace the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 module (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

For a BTS with BCF, go to step 10. For a BTS with CBCF, go to step 20.
10
Check the state of the GTW board by performing a Display data configuration
command on the btsSiteManager.
If it is not correct, perform a switchover of the GTW boards.

11
Replace the GTW board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Step
Action (Continued)

if the alarm persists, go to step 12.
12
If there is one redundant DSC board, go to step 13. Otherwise, go to step 17.
13
Look for the DSC connected to the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3.
14

object to check the number of available DSC boards.
15
Perform a Display data configuration command on the btsSiteManager to check

which DSC board is faulty.
16
Reset the faulty DSC board.

If the problem persists, go to step 17.
17
Replace the DSC board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
CAUTION
If there is not any redundant DSC board, the service is lost.

if the alarm persists, go to step 18.
18
Perform a switchover of the CSWM boards.

19
to step 23.
20
Check the cable between the CBCF and the DRX or DRX--ND3.

PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
21
Action (Continued)
Perform a switchover of the CMCF boards.

22
Replace the CMCF board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 23.
Additional checks
Step
23
Action
24

manufacturer.
25
Clear the alarm.
26
7.12.55 DRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: Abis satellite not supported
DRX (ND3))
iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
Source:
BTS model:
DRX or DRX--ND3
9437214: Abis satellite not supported DRX
12976158: Abis satellite not supported DRX ND3
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware incompatibility: the satellite BTS is equipped with either
DRX or DRX ND3, whereas it must be equipped with eDRX only, to be able to support the
Abis satellite interface (optional feature).

BSC defense
After the CBCF has sent an Enable TRX Ack message with the availability status set to
Unavailable, the configuration of the TRX is stopped at BSC level.

At least one DRX or DRX--ND3 is unavailable.
FAULT TREATMENT
Replace the DRX or DRX ND3 with eDRX. Refer to:
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.12.56 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: The TX has not
acknowledged the power consign request)
iii
Fault number 1067

9437216 or 12582944 or 12976160: The TX has not
acknowledged the power consign request
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the power, configured at the OMC--R for the DRX or eDRX or
DRX--ND3 concerned, is not compatible with the DRX or eDRX or DRX--ND3 hardware.

BSC defense
The BSC configures the transceiver equipment, but the associated transceiver object is not
configured.

CAUTION
Service reduction
WARNING
Intervention on the site must be immediate: there is a loss of service
risk.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Vol. 3 -- 7--311
Maintenance using the OMC--R

Step
2
Action
Perform a Display command on the bts object to check if the cells are concentric.
If the concentric cell parameter is monozone, go to step 3.
If the concentric cell parameter is concentric or dual band or dual coupling,
go to step 5.
Check the value of the bsTxPwrMax parameter according to the following

information:
attenuation of the combiner must be between 31dBm and 44dBm, or 32dBm at
the band limit for only GSM 1900.
attenuation of the combiner must be between 34dBm and 47dBm.
Note:


The following table defines the correct values of the bsTxPwrMax parameter,
depending on the combiners used in the BTS. The Nack value is not allowed.
Note:
Step
Action (Continued)
Combiners
TxF/D
H2D
H4D
DLU attenuation
51 44
Nack
Nack
Nack
43
Pmax
Nack
Nack
42
Pmax
Nack
Nack
41
Pmax --2
Nack
Nack
40
Pmax --2
Pmax
Nack
39
Pmax --4
Pmax
Nack
38
Pmax --4
Pmax --2
Nack
37
Pmax --6
Pmax --2
Nack
36
Pmax --6
Pmax --4
Pmax
35
Pmax --8
Pmax --4
Pmax
34
Pmax --8
Pmax --6
Pmax --2
33
Pmax --10
Pmax --6
Pmax --2
32
Pmax --10
Pmax --8
Pmax --4
31
Pmax --12
Pmax --8
Pmax --4
30
Pmax --12
Pmax --10
Pmax --6
29
Nack
Pmax --10
Pmax --6
28
Nack
Pmax --12
Pmax --8
27
Nack
Pmax --12
Pmax --8
26
Nack
Nack
Pmax --10
25
Nack
Nack
Pmax --10
24
Nack
Nack
Pmax --12
23
Nack
Nack
Pmax --12
22 0
Nack
Nack
Nack
bsTxPwrMax

If the value is correct, replace the DRX or DRX--ND3 (Field Replaceable Unit).
Refer to:

Go to step 6.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)
Modify the value of the bsTxPwrMax parameter according to the following

information:
Ref parameter must be between 31dBm and 44dBm, or 32dBm at the band limit
for only GSM 1900.
Ref parameter must be between 34dBm and 47dBm.
Note:

The transceiver zone Ref parameter is obtained by performing a
Display command on the transceiver object.

This parameter must not be filled in for the dual band or dual coupling
values of the concentric cell parameter.
The preceding table defines the correct values of the bsTxPwrMax parameter,
depending on the combiners used in the BTS. The Nack value is not allowed. The
transceiver zone Ref parameter should also be verified.
Note:

If the value is correct, replace the DRX or DRX--ND3 (Field Replaceable Unit).
Refer to:

Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
Action
Clear the alarm.
Set the bts object to locked.
Set the bts object to unlocked.
7.12.57 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: PA DRX control loop
fault)
iii
Fault number 1067

9437217 or 12582945 or 12976161: PA DRX control loop
fault
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the (H)(e)PA emission power -- (e,ND3)DRX/(H)(e)PA control loop
configuration has not succeeded.

BSC defense

CAUTION
Service reduction
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.


Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103

the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 to locked. Go to step 6.
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)
CAUTION
Service reduction
objects are lost.
6
Check the cable between the BCF and the DRX or DRX--ND3.
If it is correct, disconnect the PWR cable on the front panel of the DRX (DRXICO
side). Go to step 7.
Analyze the alarm.

7
Replace the faulty DRX or DRX--ND3 module (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Analyze the alarm.

Analyze the alarm.
Step
Action (Continued)
Check the RF cable.
10

Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12

manufacturer.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
13
Clear the alarm.
14
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.12.58 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: Nack answer)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437218 or 12582946 or 12976162: DRX reset by BCF
after message non acknowledgement
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This message indicates a software anomaly between the BCF and the DRX or DRX--ND3.
Call the next level of support.
7.12.59 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: DRX reset by BSC)
iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

(9437219 or 12582947 or 12976163: DRX link NOK after
reset requested by BSC
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This message indicates a reset of the DRX or DRX--ND3 by the BSC.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.12.60 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: TRX not anymore
configured)
iii
Fault number 1067

9502719 or 12648447 or 13041663: TRX not anymore
configured
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This message indicates an abnormal state change of an DRX or DRX--ND3, caused by a
software problem.

BSC defense
CAUTION
Service reduction
The service is not lost but it is degraded: the cellular area is
decreased.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the DRX or DRX--ND3 module is valid by performing a
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)
Perform the following actions:

Set the transceiverEquipment object to locked.
Set the transceiverEquipment object to unlocked.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action

manufacturer.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.61 DRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: PA configuration exceeded)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
DRX or DRX--ND3
9437211 or 12582939: PA config. exceeded
S8000 Indoor + S8000 Outdoor + S8002 + S8003
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates either:
the maximum supported configuration for the HePA/PA has been reached; the
DRX or DRX--ND3 (s) in excess of the supported configuration cannot be
connected.
an HePA installation has been attempted on the S8000 BTS with BCF. The
S8000 BTS with BCF does not support HePA.

BSC defense
None.

None.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the DRX or DRX--ND3 is valid, by performing a Display

Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
For the S8000 BTS with BCF, replace the HePA with a PA. Refer to:
NTP < 48 >
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Otherwise, replace an HePA(s) of the cabinet with PA(s) until the HePA/PA
configuration is supported. The replaced HePA can be the HePA of a DRX or
DRX--ND3 that has been successfully connected. Refer to:
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)

Additional checks
Step
7
Action
Check the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 by performing a Display hardware

configuration command on the transceiverEquipment object.
If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 equipment is still failed, ensure the
maximum supported configuration has not been reached. Otherwise, call the
manufacturer.
Clear the alarm.
10
7.12.62 DRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: HePA not supported)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
DRX or DRX--ND3
(9437212) HePA not supported
S8000 Indoor + S8000 Outdoor + S8002 + S8003
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates an HePA installation has been attempted on a DRX or DRX--ND3. Only
eDRX supports HePA.

BSC defense
None.

None.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the DRX or DRX--ND3 is valid, by performing a Display

Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
Replace the HePA with a PA. Refer to:

PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)
Otherwise, replace the DRX with an eDRX. Refer to:

Additional checks
Step
7
Action
Check the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 by performing a Display hardware

configuration command on the transceiverEquipment object.
manufacturer.
Clear the alarm.
10
7.12.63 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: BCCH first config
failed)
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437456 or 12583184 or 12976400 BCCH first config
failed
S8000 Indoor + S8000 Outdoor + S8002 + S8003 +
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that an anomaly has been detected in a BCCH configuration. One new
configuration is allowed after clearing the TRX configuration.

BSC defense
An automatic reconfiguration defense action is triggered by the BSC.
FAULT TREATMENT
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.12.64 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: BCCH second config
failed)
iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437457 or 12583185 or 12976401 BCCH second config
failed
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that a second anomaly has been detected in a BCCH configuration.
The TRX may no longer be reconfigured, it can now only be locked or unlocked at any level.
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
1
Action
Lock the transceiverEquipment object, then unlock it.
Lock the affected bts object, then unlock it.

If the problem persists, call the manufacturer.
7.12.65 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: SACCH first config
failed)
iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437472 or 12583200 or 12976416 SACCH first config
failed
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that an anomaly has been detected in an SACCH configuration. One
new configuration is allowed after clearing the TRX configuration

BSC defense
FAULT TREATMENT
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.12.66 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: SACCH second config
failed)
i ii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437473 or 12583201 or 12976417 SACCH second config
failed
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that a second anomaly has been detected in an SACCH configuration.
The TRX may no longer be reconfigured, it can now only be locked or unlocked at any level.
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
1
Action

7.12.67 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: L1M first config failed)
iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437488 or 12583216 or 12976432 L1M first config failed
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that an anomaly has been detected in an L1M configuration. One new
configuration is allowed after clearing the TRX configuration

BSC defense
FAULT TREATMENT
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.12.68 DRX or eDRX or DRX-- ND3 modules (source: L1M second config
failed)
iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:

9437489 or 12583217 or 12976433 L1M second config
failed
S8006
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that a second anomaly has been detected in an L1M configuration. The
TRX may no longer be reconfigured, it can now only be locked or unlocked at any level.
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
1
Action

7.12.69 DRX or DRX-- ND3 diversity reception chain (source: Software

detection)
iii
Fault number 1067
DRX or DRX--ND3 diversity reception chain

(6946817) Software detection
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the DRX or DRX--ND3 detects a received signal level difference
between the main path and the diversity path.
If the maximum of the two levels is higher than --110dB, and the difference between the two
levels is higher than 20dB, the path that has the lower level is declared faulty.
As soon as the path which has been declared faulty has a signal level higher than --110dB,
or has a signal slightly lower than the signal level of the other path, the faulty path is declared
operational.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
Service reduction
The service is not lost but it is degraded: the cellular area has been
decreased.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 diversity reception chain equipment is
failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to step 3.
working, the fault is not confirmed. Go to step 9.
Step
3
Action
Check the antenna reception route: RF--combiner, Rx--splitter, DRX or DRX--ND3.
If any cables have been removed, re--insert them. Go to step 4.
Check that the cables and the connectors are correctly tightened.
If the cables are not correctly tightened, tighten them.

If the cables are correctly tightened and if the alarm persists, go to step 5.
5
Analyze the alarm.
Replace the RF--combiner (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Analyze the alarm.
If the alarm persists, replace the Rx--splitter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Step
Action (Continued)
Go to step 7.
Additional checks
Step
7
Action

If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 diversity reception chain equipment is still
failed, call the manufacturer.
working, go to step 9.
Clear the alarm.
10
7.12.70 DRX or DRX-- ND3 main reception chain (source: Software detection)
iii
Fault number 1067
DRX or DRX--ND3 main reception chain

(6881281) Software detection
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the DRX or DRX--ND3 detects a received signal level difference
between the main path and the diversity path.
If the maximum of the two levels is higher than --110dB, and the difference between the two
levels is higher than 20dB, the path that has the lower level is declared faulty.
As soon as the path which has been declared faulty has a signal level higher than --110dB,
or has a signal slightly lower than the signal level of the other path, the faulty path is declared
operational.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
Service reduction
The service is not lost but it is degraded: the cellular area is
decreased.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 main reception chain equipment is failed,
the fault is confirmed. Go to step 3.
If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 main reception chain equipment is
working, the fault is not confirmed. Go to step 9.
Step
3
Action
Check the antenna reception route: RF--combiner, Rx--splitter, DRX or DRX--ND3.
If any cables have been removed, re--insert them. Go to step 4.
Check that the cables and the connectors are correctly tightened.
If the cables are not correctly tightened, tighten them.

If the cables are correctly tightened and if the alarm persists, go to step 5.
5
Analyze the alarm.
Replace the RF--combiner (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Analyze the alarm.
If the alarm persists, replace the Rx--splitter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

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Step
Action (Continued)
Go to step 7.
Additional checks
Step
7
Action

If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 main reception chain equipment is still
failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the DRX or DRX--ND3 main reception chain equipment is
working, go to step 9.
Clear the alarm.
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7.12.71 DSC boards (source: Major fault)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
DSC
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware or software failing on the DSC board. There is no longer
a connection between the active CSWM board and the concerned DSC board.

BSC defense
In the case of monolapd and redundancy of the DSC board, there is no BSC defense
action.
In the case of monolapd and non--redundancy of the DSC board, the BSC unconfigures
all the objects and sends a fault number 1054.
In the case of multilapd and redundancy of the DSC board, there is no BSC defense
action.
In the case of multilapd and non--redundancy of the DSC board, the BSC unconfigures
some transceiverEquipment objects.
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In the case of monolapd and redundancy of the DSC board, there is no impact on the
service.
In the case of monolapd and non--redundancy of the DSC board:
CAUTION
In the case of multilapd and redundancy of the DSC board, there is no impact on the
service.
CAUTION
The service is reduced or lost.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the DSC board is valid, by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the DSC equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to step 3.
If the state of the DSC equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 7.
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Location
Step
3
Action
The equipment number specified in the alarm identifies the faulty DSC board.
Step
4
Action
Replace the faulty DSC board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the DSC board by performing a Display hardware configuration
If the state of the DSC equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the DSC equipment is working, go to step 7.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.72 DSC boards (source: Channel_HSCX)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
DSC
(4456453) Channel_HSCX

This alarm indicates problems concerning self--tests of the DSC board. This problem
cannot be detected while the board is functioning. The self--tests occur when the board is
reset or when the board starts up.
BSC defense
In the case of monolapd and redundancy of the DSC board, there is no BSC defense
action.
In the case of monolapd and non--redundancy of the DSC board, the BSC unconfigures
all the objects and sends a fault number 1054.
In the case of multilapd and redundancy of the DSC board, there is no BSC defense
action.
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In the case of monolapd and redundancy of the DSC board, there is no impact on the
service.
In the case of monolapd and non--redundancy of the DSC board:
CAUTION
In the case of multilapd and redundancy of the DSC board, there is no impact on the
service.
CAUTION
The service is reduced or lost.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the DSC board is valid, by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the DSC equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to step 3.
If the state of the DSC equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 6.
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Step
3
Action
Replace the faulty board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the DSC board by performing a Display hardware configuration
If the state of the DSC equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the DSC equipment is working, go to step 6.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.73 External alarms (source: Alarm)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
not protected alarm

(3735553) Alarm
S8006
If the alarm is external, the maintenance action depends on how the user deals with the
alarm. Sixteen external alarms can be used for each cabinet.
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7.12.74 Fan of the base cabinet (source: Cabinet fan fault)

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Fault number 1067
cabinet fan
(6225921) Cabinet fan fault
S8000 Indoor + S8003
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm is detected by the ALCO (S8000) or RECAL (S8000 and S8003) board.
For the S8000 Indoor BTS, this alarm indicates that a base cabinet fan is faulty.
For the S8003 BTS, this alarm indicates that an abnormally high temperature level has been
reached in the cabinet.
There is an increase in the internal temperature of the BTS base cabinet until the (H)(e)PAs
are powered off at 60C.

BSC defense
If the (H)(e)PAs are powered off, the BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment objects.
CAUTION
Service reduction
CAUTION
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)
Check that the alarm on the fan is valid, by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the cabinet fan equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 3 (S8000 Indoor BTS) or step 6 (S8003 BTS).
If the state of the cabinet fan equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed.
Go to step 8.
On--site maintenance for the S8000 Indoor BTS

Step
3
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
Check the state of the fuse.

Replace the faulty fan (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >. Go to
step 8.
On--site maintenance for the S8003 BTS

Step
Action
Check the date of the last air filter replacement. If the filter has not been replaced
within the past six months, replace it. Refer to NTP < 48 >. Go to step 7.
Check the state of the fans (Refer to NTP <48>).

If it is not correct, replace the faulty fan(s) (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to
NTP < 48 >. Go to step 8.
Step
Action (Continued)
Additional checks
Step
8
Action
Check the state of the fan by performing a Display hardware configuration

If the state of the cabinet fan equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the cabinet fan equipment is working, go to step 10.
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7.12.75 F-- type converters (source: Volt)

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Fault number 1067
converter F
(5308417) Volt
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
In this alarm, the equipment number indicates which of the two power supplies is concerned
by the alarm.

BSC defense
If the second F--type converter is optional, the BTS detects alarms on the LNA and the
VSWR: the BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment and transceiver objects
connected to the LNA and VSWR.
If the second F--type converter is present and if another fault occurs on the other, the
BSC unconfigures the bts, transceiverEquipment and transceiver objects.
CAUTION
The service is either reduced or lost.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)
Check that the alarm on the F--type converter module is valid, by performing a
If the state of the converter F equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 4.
If the state of the converter F equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed.
Go to step 13.
Step
3
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
Check if there are alarms on all combiner VSWRs and on all combiner LNAs.
If there are no alarms, go to step 5.
If there are alarms, go to step 10.
Check if, at the same time, the (H)(e)PAs are still powered.
If they are not, go to step 6.
If they are, go to step 7.
Check the state of the PA breaker (on the PCU for the rectifier shelf; on the DCU
for the GIPS). If necessary, put it in the I position.
Wait for the end of BSC defense actions. Go to step 11.
Check that the switch on the front panel of the F--type converter is in the I position
and that the green led is lit.
If they are, go to step 8.
If they are not, replace the F--type converter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Put the switch of the new F--type converter in the I position. Go to step 11.
Step
Action (Continued)
Put the switch of the F--type converter in the O position and check the fuse in the
(H)(e)PA INTERCO unit.
If the fuse is faulty, replace it (Shop Replaceable Unit). Go to step 10.

If the fuse is correct, go to step 9.
Check the cabling.

If it is not correct, replace the cable (Shop Replaceable Unit). Go to step 11.
Replace the F--type converter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
10

Put the switch of the new F--type converter in the I position. Go to step 11.
Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12

If the state of the converter F equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
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7.12.76 GTW boards (source: Major fault on GTW)

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Fault number 1067
GTW
(4587521) Major fault on GTW
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware or software failing on the GTW board. There is no longer
a connection between the active CSWM board and the concerned GTW board.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
If there is a redundant board, all the DRX or DRX--ND3s of the site
are not lost.
However, if there is an alarm on each GTW board, all the DRX or
DRX--ND3 of the site are lost.
CAUTION
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the GTW board is valid, by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the GTW equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the GTW equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 11.
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Location
Step
3
Action
The equipment number specified in the alarm identifies the faulty GTW board.
Step
4
Action
Check the alarms on each DRX or DRX--ND3 of the BTS.
If there is an DRX or DRX--ND3 link notification on each DRX or DRX--ND3,
the problem concerns the BCF.
Check that there is an active GTW board.
If there is, reset it.

If there is not, reset one of the two boards.
Ensure that one board becomes active.
If there is an alarm on only one DRX or DRX--ND3, go to step 5.
If there are no alarms on the DRX or DRX--ND3s, go to step 6.
5
Replace the DRX or DRX--ND3 (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Replace the GTW board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Perform a switchover of the CSWM boards.

If the alarm has disappeared, the problem concerns the previous active CSWM
board. Go to step 8.
Replace the previous CSWM active board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to
NTP < 48 >. Go to step 9.
Additional checks
Step
9
Action
10
Check the state of the GTW board by performing a Display hardware configuration
If the state of the GTW equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the GTW equipment is working, go to step 11.
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7.12.77 Internal batteries (source: Battery disconnected)

iii
Fault number 1067
internal battery system

(5439489) Battery disconnected
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm is triggered by an internal battery problem or by a connection problem between
the PCU and the batteries.

BSC defense
In principle, there is no defense action.
But if there is a power supply cut, the BSC unconfigures the btsSiteManager object: all the
object states change (the btsSiteManager, bts and transceiverEquipment objects become
disabled--dependency, and the pcmCircuit of the ABIS link becomes disabled--failed).
CAUTION
Service reduction
If the BSC unconfigures the BTS, the service is reduced.
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)

If the state of the internal battery system equipment is failed, the fault is
If the state of the internal battery system equipment is working, the fault is
not confirmed. Go to step 8.
Step
3
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).
Check the state of the circuit breaker of the internal batteries.

If the circuit breakers of the batteries are not in the I position, put them in the
I position.
If there is a new break, go to step 5.

If the circuit breakers of the batteries are in the I position, go to step 4.
5
Check the internal batteries (see NTP < 48 > for the S8000 BTS or NTP < 84 >
for the S8002 BTS).
If the test is failed, replace the internal batteries (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer
to:

Go to step 6.
If the test is correct, disconnect the cables of the internal batteries. Go to step 6.
Additional checks
Step
6
Action
Check the state of the internal batteries by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the internal battery system equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the internal battery system equipment is working, go to step 8.
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7.12.78 Lightning protector (source: Lightning protection fault)

iii
Fault number 1067
Lightning Protection
(6160385) Lightning protection fault
S8000 Outdoor + S8002 + S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates if the lightning protector is operational.
If the BTS operates on its batteries, the lightning protector is faulty.
If the BTS does not operate on its batteries, there is a problem of the detector.

BSC defense
As long as the BTS works on batteries, there is no BSC defense action.
If the BTS is completely powered off, the BSC detects PCM faults and unconfigures the
btsSiteManager, bts, transceiverEquipment and transceiver objects.
CAUTION
Intervention on the site must be immediate: it is possible to lose the
entire site (with potential damages).
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action

appeared:



enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

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Step
Action (Continued)
Check that the alarm on the lightning protector is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the Lightning Protection equipment is failed, the fault is
If the state of the Lightning Protection equipment is working, the fault is not
Step
3
Action
Perform a Display command on the btsSiteManager object to check the value of
the parameter lightning protection.
If the value is absent, set it to present. Go to step 5.
If the value is present, go to step 4.
Replace the lightning protector (Field Replaceable Unit).

For the S8000 BTSs, refer to NTP < 48 >.
Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the lightning protector by performing a Display hardware

Step
Action (Continued)

If the state of the Lightning Protection equipment is still failed, call the
manufacturer.
If the state of the Lightning Protection equipment is working, go to step 7.
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7.12.79 Output Rx-- splitter D (source: Over current)

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Fault number 1067
rx splitter D
(9764865) Over current
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm corresponds to a fault in the reception amplifier of the diversity path, located in
the Rx--splitter. A current over consumption has been detected on the diversity path. It can
be due to a hardware problem on the cable.

BSC defense
There is no BSC defense action until the fault occurs on the main path on the Rx--splitter,
at which point the BSC unconfigures at least one transceiverEquipment object.
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the output Rx--splitter D is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the rx splitter D equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 3.
If the state of the rx splitter D equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed.
Go to step 6.
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Step
3
Action
Check the cabling between the DRX or DRX--ND3 and the Rx--splitter.
If it is correct, replace the Rx--splitter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the output Rx--splitter D by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the rx splitter D equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the rx splitter D equipment is working, go to step 6.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.80 Output Rx-- splitter M (source: Over current)

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Fault number 1067
rx splitter M
(9699329) Over current
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm corresponds to a fault in the reception amplifier of the main path, located in the
Rx--splitter. A current over consumption has been detected on the main path. It can be due
to a hardware problem on the cable.

BSC defense
There is no BSC defense action until the fault occurs on the diversity path on the Rx--splitter,
at which point the BSC unconfigures at least one transceiverEquipment object.
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the output Rx--splitter M is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the rx splitter M equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 3.
If the state of the rx splitter M equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed.
Go to step 6.
Step
Action
Check the cabling between the DRX or DRX--ND3 and the Rx--splitter.
If it is correct, replace the Rx--splitter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 4.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the output Rx--splitter M by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the rx splitter M equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the rx splitter M equipment is working, go to step 6.
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7.12.81 PCM (source: PCM)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
PCM
(6488065) PCM
S8006
7.12.82 PCMI boards (source: Major fault on PCMI)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
PCMI
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7.12.83 Power amplifiers (source: Hardware)

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Fault number 1067
PA or ePA or HePA
6815745 or 12648449 or 12713985 Hardware
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a hardware failure of the (H)(e)PA. The corresponding TRX is no longer
operational.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment object using the faulty (H)(e)PA, at least
one transceiver object (therefore one bts object).
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the power amplifier is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the (H)(e)PA equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the (H)(e)PA equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed.
Go to step 14.
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Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
Check that the switch on the front panel of the (H)(e)PA is in the I position or that
the power cable of the (H)(e)PA is connected to the (H)(e)PA interconnections
module.
Step
Action (Continued)

6

a. Set the transceiverEquipment object to locked.
b. Put the switch of the (H)(e)PA in the I position or connect the power cable of
the (H)(e)PA to the (H)(e)PA interconnection panel.
c. Set the transceiverEquipment object to unlocked.
Check the state of the alarm.
Put the switch of the (H)(e)PA to the O position or disconnect the power cable of
the (H)(e)PA from the interconnections module, and check the fuse of the (H)(e)PA
INTERCO unit.
If the fuse is faulty, replace it (Shop Replaceable Unit).
i.
ii.
Put the switch of the (H)(e)PA in the I position or reconnect the power
cable of the (H)(e)PA to the (H)(e)PA interconnections module.
iii.


8
Check the fuse of the faulty (H)(e)PA.

i.
ii.
Put the switch of the (H)(e)PA in the I position or connect the power cable
of the (H)(e)PA to the interconnections module.
iii.

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Step
Action (Continued)

a. Set the administrativeState of the transceiverEquipment corresponding to the
faulty (H)(e)PA to locked.
b. Replace the (H)(e)PA module (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
c. Set the administrativeState of the transceiverEquipment corresponding to the
faulty (H)(e)PA to unlocked.
If the alarm persists, check the state of the power amplifier by performing a
If the state of the (H)(e)PA equipment is still failed, go to step 10.

If the state of the (H)(e)PA equipment is working, go to step 14.
10
Check if there is a Self test failed alarm on the DRX or DRX--ND3 connected to
the (H)(e)PA.
11

b. Remove the newly inserted (H)(e)PA module and reinsert the old (H)(e)PA
module.
c. Replace the DRX or DRX--ND3 module (Field Replacement Unit). Refer to:
d. Set the administrativeState of the transceiverEquipment corresponding to the
Step
Action (Continued)


12

b. Remove the newly inserted DRX or DRX--ND3 module and reinsert the old DRX
or DRX--ND3 module.
d. Check the cables and the connectors between the (H)(e)PAs and the DRX or
DRX--ND3s.
If they are correctly tightened, go to step 13.
If they are not correctly tightened, tighten them.

Additional checks
Step
13
Action
Check the state of the power amplifier by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the (H)(e)PA equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
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7.12.84 Power amplifiers (source: DRX/PA connection)

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Fault number 1067
PA or ePA or HeP
6815746 or 12648450 or 12713986: DRX/PA connection
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the numeric link is out of use between the DRX or DRX--ND3 and
the (H)(e)PA. The TRX is no longer operational.

BSC defense
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the power amplifier is valid, by performing a Display
step 3.
Go to step 13.
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Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
Ensure the switch on the front panel of the (H)(e)PA is in the I position.
Put the switch of the (H)(e)PA in the O position or connect the power cable of the
(H)(e)PA to the interconnections module, and check the fuse of the (H)(e)PA
INTERCO unit.
Step
Action (Continued)

7
Check the fuse of the faulty (H)(e)PA.


8

b. Replace the (H)(e)PA module (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

9

b. Remove the newly inserted (H)(e)PA module and reinsert the old (H)(e)PA
module.
d. Check the cables and the connectors between the (H)(e)PAs and the DRX or
DRX--ND3s.
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Step
Action (Continued)
If they are correctly tightened, go to step 10.

If they are not correctly tightened, tighten them.

10

b. Replace the DRX or DRX--ND3 module (Field Replacement Unit). Refer to:
d. Go to step 11.
Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12

13
Clear the alarm.
14
7.12.85 Power amplifiers (source: High temperature )

iii
Fault number 1067
PA or ePA or HePA
6815747 or 12648451 or 12713987: High temp
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates an excessively high temperature on the (H)(e)PA.

BSC defense
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the power amplifier is valid by performing a Display
step 3.
Go to step 9.

Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
Checks
Ensure the cabinet door is closed.
a. If it is closed, go to the next check.
b. If it is not closed, close it. Allow an appropriate amount of time for the
temperature to decrease. Go to step 7.
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Step
Action (Continued)
Check the running of the DACS climatic system (S8000 Outdoor) or the Fan (S8000
Indoor, S8002, S8003, and S8006).
a. If it is correct, go to the next check.
b. If it is not correct, perform a corrective action on the DACS (S8000 Outdoor)
or the Fan (S8000 Indoor, S8002, S8003, and S8006). Go to step 7.
a. If the alarm has disappeared, go to step 9.
b. If the alarm persists, go to step 6.
6
FRU replacement
a. Switch the transceiverEquipment object corresponding to the faulty (H)(e)PA to
locked.
CAUTION
Service reduction
In most cases, the TRX and one TDMA are lost.
b. Replace the faulty (H)(e)PA according to the replacement procedure. Refer to:
c. Switch the transceiverEquipment object corresponding to the replaced (H)(e)PA
to unlocked.
d. Make sure that the fault has been cleared (the alarms are transferred to the
alarm history file of the OMC--R).
e. Go to step 10.
Additional checks
Step
7
Action
Step
Action (Continued)

8

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7.12.86 Power amplifiers (source: High Current )

iii
Fault number 1067
PA or ePA or HePA
6815748 or 12648452 or 12713988: High Current
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates errors concerning the (H)(e)PA power supply.
It concerns the following errors:
errors on the DC/DC converters of the (H)(e)PA
errors of an excessive power consumption of the (H)(e)PA

BSC defense
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

step 3.
Go to step 8.
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Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
FRU replacement
locked.
Step
Action (Continued)
CAUTION
Service reduction
to unlocked.
e. Go to step 9.
Additional checks
Step
6
Action

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7.12.87 Power amplifiers (source: PA_PSDW )

iii
Fault number 1067
PA or ePA or HePA
6815750 or 12648454 or 12713990: PA_PSDW
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Note:

NTP < 48 > for the S8003
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates an excessively high input level on the (H)(e)PA.

BSC defense
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

step 3.
Go to step 9.
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Step
3
Action
gsmdcs or dcsgsm.

is gsm850.

is PCS.


is PCS.

is gsm850.


is GSM.

is DCS.


is DCS.

is GSM.
Checks
a. Check the RF cables between the DRX or DRX--ND3 and the (H)(e)PA.
b. If necessary tighten the RF cables.
Step
Action (Continued)
CAUTION
Tightening torques
The tightening torque of the terminal RF IN must be 0.7 N--m
0.1. Use the 8--mm SMA torque wrench.
The tightening torque of the terminal RF OUT must be
1.5 N--m 0.1. Use the 19--mm N torque wrench.

If the alarm disappears, go to step 10.
FRU replacement

locked.
CAUTION
Service reduction
to unlocked.
e. Go to step 10.
Additional checks
Step
7
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Step
Action (Continued)

8

Clear the alarm.
10
7.12.88 RECAL board (source: Major)

iii
Fault number 1067
RECAL
(9633793) Major
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the active CMCF board has lost the connection with the RECAL
board.

BSC defense
None.

The BTS no longer supervises the equipment linked to its RECAL board (distribution
system, rectifiers, F--type converters, internal batteries, climatic system, LNA, VSWR, door
contact, lightning protection, battery cabinet). Therefore, the S12000 BTS service is not
supervised, as the BTS cannot inform the BSC.
CAUTION
There is a loss of service risk, even though the OMC--R does not
indicate any loss.
CAUTION
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the RECAL board is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the RECAL equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the RECAL equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 7.
Step
Action
Check the RECAL board fuse on the CBCF front panel for the S8000 Outdoor BTS
or the RECAL/CBCF circuit breaker for the S8000 Indoor BTS.
If the voltage is lower than --58V and higher than --40V, replace the RECAL board
(Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:

Go to step 5.
If the voltage is between --58V and --40V, replace the cable (Shop Replaceable
Unit) between the CBCF and the RECAL board. Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the RECAL board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the RECAL equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the RECAL equipment is working, go to step 7.
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7.12.89 RECAL board (source: Slave downloading error)

iii
Fault number 1067
RECAL
S8006
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates an error during the downloading sequence of the RECAL board by the
active CMCF board.

BSC defense
None.

The BTS no longer supervises the equipment linked to its RECAL board (distribution
system, rectifiers, F--type converters, internal batteries, climatic system, LNA, VSWR, door
contact, lightning protection, battery cabinet). Therefore, the S12000 BTS service is not
supervised, as the BTS cannot inform the BSC.
CAUTION
There is a loss of service risk, even though the OMC--R does not
indicate any loss.
CAUTION
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the RECAL board is valid, by performing a Display
If the state of the RECAL equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the RECAL equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 7.
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Step
3
Action
Check the RECAL board fuse on the CBCF front panel for the S8000 Outdoor BTS
or the RECAL/CBCF circuit breaker for the S8000 Indoor BTS.
If the voltage is lower than --58V and higher than --40V, replace the RECAL board

Go to step 5.
If the voltage is between --58V and --40V, replace the cable (Shop Replaceable
Unit) between the CBCF and the RECAL board. Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the RECAL board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the RECAL equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the RECAL equipment is working, go to step 7.
Clear the alarm.
7.12.90 Rectifiers (source: AC fault)

iii
Fault number 1067
rectifier 48V
(5242881) AC fault
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
The cabinet may be operating on its batteries. If so, the fault number 1060 with source
Battery on discharges is displayed. This is followed by another source External battery
level 1 if the battery charge has dropped below the 45V threshold (see source External
battery level 1).
If the cabinet is not operating on its batteries, the problem may be with either the rectifiers,
the link with the ALCO or RECAL board, or with the ALCO or RECAL board itself.

BSC defense
As long as the BTS is powered on, there is no BSC defense action.
As soon as the BTS is not powered on, the BSC unconfigures the btsSiteManager object
or the bts site or the transceiverEquipment objects.
CAUTION
If the BTS is powered on, there is no impact. If the BTS is powered
off, the service is reduced and could be lost.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the rectifier is valid, by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the rectifier 48V equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go
to step 3.
If the state of the rectifier 48V equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed.
Go to step 10.
Step
3
Action
If the source is AC fault (always accompanied by a fault notification with the source
DC fault), check that the main circuit breaker and the rectifier breaker are not in
the O position.
If this is the case, put them in the I position. Go to step 4.
Check if the source AC fault is accompanied by a fault on the climatic unit.

If this is the case, the AC power distribution system is responsible. Solve the
problem. Go to step 7.
Check that the red LED of the rectifier is on and the green LED is off.
If it is, replace the rectifier (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
NTP < 48 > for an S8000 BTS with rectifiers of the six--rectifier type or for
an S8000 BTS with rectifiers of the seven--rectifier type

Go to step 8.
6
Check the power supply circuit between the main circuit breaker and the rectifier
breaker.
If it is correct, replace the rectifier (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
NTP < 48 > for an S8000 BTS with rectifiers of the six--rectifier type or for
an S8000 BTS with rectifiers of the seven--rectifier type

Go to step 8.
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Step
Action (Continued)
Check successively the main circuit breaker, the lightning protector, the filters, and
the external power supply circuits between the site circuit breaker and cabinet.
If the main circuit breaker is not correct:
For an S8000 BTS, replace the main circuit breaker (Field Replaceable Unit).
For an S8002 BTS, replace the C--AC box (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer
to NTP < 84 >.
For an S8006 BTS, replace the main circuit breaker (Field Replaceable Unit).
Go to step 8.
Otherwise, if the lightning protector is not correct, replace it (Field Replaceable
Unit).
For the S8000 BTSs, refer to NTP < 48 >

For the S8002 BTS, refer to NTP < 84 >
For the S8006 BTS, refer to NTP < 85 >
Go to step 8.
Otherwise, check the filters and the external power supply circuits between the
site circuit breaker and cabinet. Replace them (Shop Replaceable Unit) if
needed. Go to step 8.
Additional checks
Step
8
Action
Check the state of the rectifier by performing a Display hardware configuration

If the state of the rectifier 48V equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the rectifier 48V equipment is working, go to step 10.
10
Clear the alarm.
11
7.12.91 Rectifiers (source: DC fault)

iii
Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
rectifier 48V
(5242882) DC fault
FAULT ANALYSIS
If the only source is DC fault (no other fault notifications concerning the rectifiers), there
is a problem on one rectifier.

BSC defense
None.

None.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

to step 3.
Go to step 6.
Step
Action
Identify the faulty rectifier by looking for the rectifier that has the red led on and the
green led off.
If this is not the case, replace the rectifier (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
NTP < 48 > for the S8000 BTS with rectifiers of the six--rectifier type or for
the S8000 BTS with rectifiers of the seven--rectifier type

Go to step 4.
If this is the case, call the manufacturer.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action

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7.12.92 Rectifiers (source: Over temperature)

iii
Fault number 1067
rectifier 48V
(5242883) Over temperature
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a temperature problem on the rectifier. When the temperature is equal
to the threshold value (this value depends on each rectifier and on the adjustment of the
rectifier), the rectifier self--protects and turns off.

BSC defense
As soon as the BTS is powered off, the BSC unconfigures the btsSiteManager object, the
bts object, or the transceiverEquipment objects.
CAUTION
If this alarm occurs on the base cabinet, there is a loss of
communications and the service is completely reduced.
CAUTION
If the cabinet has a redundant rectifier and if only on rectifier is
faulty, the cabinet continues to function. However, the faulty
rectifier must be replaced.
If the cabinet does not have a redundant rectifier, the batteries
take over from the faulty rectifier(s). Intervention on the site
depends on the discharge time of the batteries (see NTP < 48 >
Paragraph 3.2.3.3).
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

to step 3.
Go to step 6.
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Step
3
Action
Replace the faulty rectifier (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
NTP < 48 > for the S8000 BTS with rectifiers of the six--rectifier type or for the
S8000 BTS with rectifiers of the seven--rectifier type
Additional checks
Step
4
Action

Clear the alarm.
7.12.93 Rectifiers (source: External battery level 1)

iii
Fault number 1067
rectifier 48V
(5242884) External battery level 1
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm can occur if the batteries are not powered when the cabinet starts up.
This alarm appears after a Battery on discharges alarm (fault number 1060), which means
that the battery discharge has dropped below the lower threshold (45V). The (H)(e)PAs, the
F--type converters and the DRX or DRX--ND3s are no longer powered.

BSC defense
As soon as the BTS is powered off, the BSC unconfigures the btsSiteManager object and
the transceiverEquipment objects.
CAUTION
Below the 42V threshold, the --48V power supply cuts off and the
BTS/BSC link is lost.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

to step 3.
Go to step 6.
Step
Action
Put the battery circuit breaker on the front panel in the I position, if necessary.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action

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7.12.94 Rectifiers (source: PCU protective)

iii
Fault number 1067
rectifier 48V
(5242885) PCU protective
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates a fault on the circuit breaker L1/CB1 or L3/CB3 of the PCU (for the
rectifier shelf) or the (H)(e)PA and DRX or DRX--ND3 of the DCU (for the GIPS).

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment object and one or several bts objects.
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

to step 3.
Go to step 12.
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Step
Action
It is necessary to check all the equipment located behind the circuit breakers.
3
Put the circuit breakers L1/CB1 and L3/CB3 in the O position.
Put the circuit breaker L1/CB1 (PA for the GIPS) in the I position.
If there is a new break, the cabling between the PCU (DCU for the GIPS) and
the (H)(e)PAs, or the (H)(e)PAs themselves, are failed. Replace these cables
(Shop Replaceable Unit). Go to step 10.
Power off the (H)(e)PAs and the F--type converters. Go to step 6.
Successively power on the F--type converters and then the (H)(e)PAs.

If there is a new break, the last module powered on is failed. Replace this module
NTP < 48 > for the S8000 BTS if the faulty module is an F--type converter
or if the faulty module is a power amplifier.



7
Put the circuit breaker L3/CB3 (DRX or DRX--ND3 for the GIPS) in the I position.
If there is a new break, the cabling between the PCU (DCU for the GIPS) and
the DRX or DRX--ND3s, themselves, are failed. Replace these cables (Shop
Replaceable Unit). Go to step 10.
Step
Action (Continued)
Disconnect all the PWR cables from the front panel of the DRX or DRX--ND3s
(cable on the INTERCO panel first, then on the DRX or DRX--ND3). Go to step 9.
Successively reconnect the PWR cables on the front panel of the DRX or
DRX--ND3s (cable on the DRX or DRX--ND3 first, then on the INTERCO panel).
If there is a new break, the last module is failed. Replace this module: cable
(Shop Replaceable Unit) or DRX or DRX--ND3 module (Field Replaceable Unit).
Refer to:
NTP < 48 > for the S8000 BTS DRX or DRX--ND3 module
Go to step 10.
Additional checks
Step
10
Action
11

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7.12.95 Rectifiers (source: Battery on discharges)

iii
Fault number 1067
rectifier 48V
(5242886) Battery on discharges
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification occurs when the system switches to the batteries. It indicates that the
battery is discharging. If the voltage drops below the 45 V threshold, a fault notification with
the source External battery level 1 is issued.
The fault is caused by an AC and/or a DC failure.

BSC defense
As soon as the BTS is powered off, the BSC unconfigures the btsSiteManager object, the
bts object, or the transceiverEquipment objects.
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

to step 3.
Go to step 7.
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Step
3
Action
Replace the faulty rectifier (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to:
NTP < 48 > for an S8000 BTS with rectifiers of a six--rectifier type or for an
S8000 BTS with rectifiers of a seven--rectifier type
Analyze the alarm.
Check the power supplies and solve the problem. Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action

Clear the alarm.
7.12.96 SYNC boards (source: Major fault on SYNC)

iii
Fault number 1067
SYNC
(4325377) Major fault on SYNC
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
The equipment number specified in the alarm identifies the faulty SYNC board.

BSC defense
If there is a redundant board, there is no defense action.
If there is an alarm on both SYNC boards, the BSC unconfigures the bts objects.
CAUTION
If there is a redundant board, the site is not lost. Otherwise, the site
is lost.
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the SYNC board is valid, by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the SYNC equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the SYNC equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 6.
Step
Action
Replace the faulty SYNC board (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >.
Additional checks
Step
4
Action
Check the state of the SYNC board by performing a Display hardware

If the state of the SYNC equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the SYNC equipment is working, go to step 6.
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7.12.97 Rx Filter (source: LNA fault)

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Fault number 1067
Rx Filter (LNA)
(7602177) LNA fault
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm is detected by the RECAL board.
path (main or diversity) is not operational for the TRXs using the faulty LNA. However, if
the other path is still correct, these TRXs run in a degraded mode.

BSC defense
If there is no reception path, the BSC unconfigures the transceiverEquipment objects
corresponding to the faulty LNA. One or several transceiverEquipment objects can be lost.
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.


Check that the alarm on the combiner duplexer LNA is valid by performing a
to step 13.
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Step
4
Action
If the L1 (PA for the GIPS) circuit breaker is in the O position, put it in the I
position. Go to step 7.


LNA--combiner. Refer to:
NTP < 48 >.

9
Replace the RECAL board (Field Replaceable Units). Refer to:

NTP < 48 >.

10
Check the cable between the connection panel and the RECAL board.
Additional checks
Step
11
Action
12

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7.12.98 Tx Filters (source: VSWR level 2)

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Fault number 1067
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
Tx Filter (VSWR)
FAULT ANALYSIS

BSC defense
None.

None.
7.12.99 Tx Filters (source: VSWR level 3)

iii
Fault number 1067
Tx Filter (VSWR)
Equipment:
Source:
BTS model:
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the radio link has been interrupted in the transmission path for one
TRX using the corresponding equipment. This TRX is no longer operational.

BSC defense
The BSC unconfigures one transceiverEquipment object.
CAUTION
Service reduction
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FAULT TREATMENT
Preliminary checks
Step
1
Action
1054 (see NTP < 105 >).

enabled.
operational.
i.

disabled--failed.
ii.

Check that the alarm on the Tx Filter is valid, by performing a Display hardware
If the state of the txFilter equipment is failed, the fault is confirmed. Go to
step 3.
If the state of the txFilter equipment is working, the fault is not confirmed. Go
to step 7.
Step
Action
Check the cabling between the associated Tx Filter and antenna.
If there are three alarms with source: level 2, and source: level 3, replace the
associated Tx Filter (Field Replaceable Unit). Refer to NTP < 48 >. Go to step 5.
Additional checks
Step
5
Action
Check the state of the Tx Filter by performing a Display hardware configuration

If the state of the txFilter equipment is still failed, call the manufacturer.
If the state of the txFilter equipment is working, go to step 7.
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Clear the alarm.
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7.13

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Fault number:
1070 : TRX synchronization failure
7.14

iii
Fault number:
1073 : Attempt of download failure on a GSM entity
FAULT ANALYSIS
This notification, issued by the BSC, appears when the downloading of a new software
release has failed.
When the downloading is successful, the site or the DRX or DRX--ND3 requests a reset
of the entity by the BSC (reception by the BSC of a LOAD READY NACK, issued by the
BTS). The fault number 1073 is issued alone after reception of this LOAD READY
NACK. The BTS is operational.
When the downloading is not successful (error in a file), the downloading stops and
another downloading is performed automatically. The downloading starts from scratch.
Each time the downloading fails, the fault number 1073 is issued.
After four failed attempts (and four fault numbers 1073 issued), a new downloading
starts. If it fails, the fault number 1052 is issued alone.
Source
No.
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Source wording
Paragraph
Bad hardware reference or manufacturer ID
--
No change to one of BOOT after reset
--
This entity is engaged in another downloading
--
File access error
--
Repetitive errors (NACK, timeout, ... ) while

downloading a file
--
Wrong software reference on a non

downloadable TEI
--
No response to load message
7.14.1
10
Received LOAD INIT NACK
7.14.2
11
Received LOAD DATA NACK
7.14.3
12
Received LOAD END NACK
7.14.4
13
Received LOAD READY NACK
7.14.5
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Source
No.
Source wording
Paragraph
14
Received CSM LOAD CONTAINER NAK
--
15
CAT error
--
16
Inconsistent ABIS message from BTS
--
17
Failure detected by Soft Control during

initialization
--
18
Failure detected by Soft Control during

downloading
--
19
Failure detected by Soft Control during wait or

duplication
--
20
Received CSM DOWNLOAD START NAK
--
21
Received CSM DOWNLOAD END NAK
--
22
Received CSM DOWNLOAD END NAK before

a retry attempt
--
23
The file to download is empty
--
24
File to download unavailable
--
25
Buffer allocation failure
--
26
Received CSM LOAD INIT NAK
--
27
Received CSM LOAD DATA NAK
--
28
Received CSM LOAD END NAK
--
29
ABIS message out of sequence
--
30
Failure detected by Soft Activation
--
31
Bad SENDING BUFFER SIZE value
--
Table 7--7

BSC defense
None.

None.
7.14.1
Source 9: No response to load message

iii
Fault number 1073 : Attempt of download failure on a GSM entity
Source:
(9) No response to load message
BTS model:
S8006
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7.14.2
Source 10: Received LOAD INIT NACK

iii
Source:
(10) Received LOAD INIT NACK
BTS model:
S8006
7.14.3
Source 11: Received LOAD DATA NACK

iii
Source:
(11) Received LOAD DATA NACK
BTS model:
S8006
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7.14.4
Source 12: Received LOAD END NACK

iii
Source:
(12) Received LOAD END NACK
BTS model:
S8006
7.14.5
Source 13: Received LOAD READY NACK

iii
Source:
(13) Received LOAD READY NACK
BTS model:
S8006
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7.15

iii
Fault number:
1213 : Secured loop unavailable
7.16

iii
Fault number:
1214 : Secured loop problem
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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7.17

iii
Fault number:
1258 : No BTS response on preprocessing configuration
FAULT ANALYSIS
This fault number indicates a non--response of a transceiverEquipment object to an L1M
request. The BTS issues this alarm after five unsuccessful attempts to warn users that the
data handled by the BSC may not be consistent with the data actually received by the BTS.
In spite of this handling, the BSC continues its configuration attempts. The situation must
be re--established.
The message loss, due to disruptions on the Abis link, is sufficient for the creation of this
notification, but insufficient to release the defense mechanism of the transceiverEquipment
object.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
1
Action
Check the time of the alarm appearance and note the different commands
performed at the OMC--R on the cell concerned and on the neighboring cells, if any.
Step
Action (Continued)
Check which parameters are concerned by the notification: those of the cell or those
of the neighboring cells.
Check if it is a start--up or a change, in order to understand the commands

performed in the notification log.
Check the state of the bts, pcmCircuit, btsSiteManager and transceiverEquipment

objects.
Perform a display dynamic data on the transceiver object.

Ensure that the state of the parameter allocationState is available.
If the state of the parameter allocationState is not available, the BTS has
not recognized or not received the messages from the BSC.
If the state of the parameter rmpConfState is not configured, the fault is
Perform one of the following:


If the alarm has disappeared, the problem concerns the chain that is now
passive. Look for possible alarms concerning the BSC and treat them.
If the alarm persists, create an adjacent cell on the bts object.
To create an adjacent cell on the bts object:

Select the bts object.
Go to the Objects menu and select the Create Child option. This opens
a dialog box which allows the operator to select various dependent objects.
In the dialog box, select either the adjacentCellReselection or
adjacentCellHandover object.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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7.18

iii
Fault number:
1259 : Negative acknowledgement on preprocessing command
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm can be received on either a standard cell or on a neighboring cell.
If the alarm is received on a neighboring cell, there are no longer any handovers, as the
neighboring cells are unknown.
If the alarm is received on a standard cell, the problem could have occurred during the
start--up or during a change.

BSC defense
None.

If the alarm is received on a neighboring cell, calls are still possible. Nevertheless, the calls
cannot be moved on the neighboring cells (no handover is possible). There will then be an
increase in the rate of call drops.
CAUTION
Service reduction
The geographical mobility of the mobile is reduced.
If the mobile is out of the geographical area of the cell, the service
is reduced.
FAULT TREATMENT
If the alarm appears during a start--up, a problem occurred in the BTS configuration during
installation.
If the alarm appears during a change, check the OMC--R commands issued before the
alarm appeared. Check the changes performed for the neighboring cells.
If the microCellInstability and microCellStability parameters have a value, ensure the value
is algo B. If it is not, modify it.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
7.19

iii
Fault number:
1265 : Blockage of radio channel(s) in busy state
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that channels were busy during a time period that was higher than the
surveillance period chosen by the operator.
The notification lists all the radio channels of the BTS that were busy during the traffic
surveillance, during the period chosen by the operator.

BSC defense
None.

None.
FAULT LOCATION
The notification indicates, for the concerned BTS, the busy channel(s).
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
Action
Check the time of the fault number 1265 and identify the faulty channel.
Check the call duration in comparison with the surveillance period by checking the
radResSupBusytimer parameter of the bsc object.
If the call duration is equal or higher than the value of the surveillance period,
go to step 3.
If it is not the call duration that is concerned, but that is the source of the fault
number, call the manufacturer.
Increase the value of the surveillance period.

Step
Action (Continued)
Set the transceiver object to locked, then to unlocked.

PE/DCL/DD/0103
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7.20

iii
Fault number:
1266 : Blockage of radio channel(s) in free state
FAULT ANALYSIS
When the radResSupervision parameter is true, a notification with the 1266 fault number
is sent periodically to the OMC--R.
The notification indicates all the BTS radio channels that have been continuously free for
the previous notification.
This period is determined by the radResSupFreetimer parameter of the bsc object. This
parameter sets the maximum duration of non utilization for a radio channel.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
Service reduction
FAULT LOCATION
The notification indicates, for the concerned BTS, the free channel(s).
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
Action
Check the time of the fault number 1266 and identify the faulty channel.
Analyze the traffic on the network by checking the rate of call drop (TCH number
busy in comparison to cell resource number) Refer to NTP <125 >, concerning the
observation counters.
If the traffic is low, the fault number 1266 is normal.
If the traffic is high (almost equal to the TCH number in the cell), the faulty
channels are not used. Call the manufacturer.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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Standard 15.105/EN
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7.21

iii
Fault number:
1268 : No response to a SACCH filling (SYS 5, 6, 5 BIS or 5 ter)
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the BTS has not answered nine successive acknowledgment
requests SACCH filling sent by the BSC. As long as the BSC has not received response,
it repeats the procedure of acknowledgment request.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
Service reduction
The channels supported by the faulty TRXs are not available for
calls.
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
Action
Look for the TRX supported the TDMA quoted in the alarm by performing a Display
all command on the transceiverEquipment objects.
Check the state of the channels associated with the TDMA.

If all the channels are not available, perform the return to service procedure.
Otherwise, stop the maintenance procedure: the state of the system is normal.
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Set the transceiverEquipment object associated with the TDMA to locked then to
unlocked.
Wait for the state of the transceiver object to become enabled.
Check the state of the channels associated with the TDMA.
Standard 15.105/EN
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7.22

iii
Fault number:
1500 : Measurement received on an unknown frequency of
neighboring cell
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that a measurement has been received on an unknown frequency of
a neighboring cell in GSM 900 or GSM 1800 mode.
The message is sent at the end of the communication.
7.23

iii
Fault number:
1505 : No response to BCCH info (SYS 1, 2, 3, 4, 2 bis, 7, 8, 2 ter, 13)
FAULT ANALYSIS
This alarm indicates that the BTS has not answered nine successive acknowledgment
requests BCCH INFO sent by the BSC. As long as the BSC has not received any response,
it repeats the procedure of acknowledgment request.

BSC defense
None.
CAUTION
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
FAULT TREATMENT
Step
Action
If the alarm appears during the downloading of the site and the TRXs, do not take
this alarm into account. Otherwise, go to step 2.
Set the btsSiteManager concerned to locked then unlocked.


The problem concerns the old passive chain of the BSC 2G. Look for alarms
concerning the BSC 2G and treat them.
7.24
List of fault numbers common to all BTS types
7.24.1
Introduction
This paragraph contains the list of fault numbers common to all BTS types. Each
fault number is described in the NTP concerning the S2000/S2000E, S4000, S8000,
S8002, S8003, S8006, S2000 H/L, e--cell BTS, S12000, and BTS18000.
7.24.2
Fault number: 1051

For the S2000/S2000E or S4000 BTS
For the S8000, S8002, S8003 or S8006 BTS
For the S2000 H/L BTS
For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
7.24.3
Fault number: 1052

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
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7.24.4
Fault number: 1053

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
7.24.5
Fault number: 1054

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
7.24.6
Fault number: 1055

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
7.24.7
Fault number: 1058

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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7.24.8
Fault number: 1059

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
7.24.9
Fault number: 1060

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
7.24.10 Fault number: 1061

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the BTS18000
Refer to NTP <161>
For the S4000 BTS
For the S4000 BTS
For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
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Standard 15.105/EN
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For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS

For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
For the e--cell BTS
For the S12000 BTS
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July 2005
Vol. 3 -- cxc
Index
B
S8000 Indoor
1051 Loss of layer 3 with remote GSM entity, Vol. 3 -- 7--1
1052 GSM entity downloading failure, Vol. 3 -- 7--2
Source (1) Bad hardware reference or manufacturer ID, Vol. 3 -- 7--5
Source (3) No change to one of BOOT after reset, Vol. 3 -- 7--8
Source (5) Software not compatible with hardware, Vol. 3 -- 7--12
Source (32) New DRX hardware not compliant with old software, Vol. 3 -- 7--26
Source (33) Old DRX hardware not compliant with new software, Vol. 3 -- 7--29
Source (4) This entity is engaged in another downloading, Vol. 3 -- 7--21
Source (6) File access error, Vol. 3 -- 7--17
Source (7) Repetitive errors (NACK, timeout, ...) while downloading a file, Vol. 3 -- 7--20, Vol. 3 -- 7--24
Source (8) Wrong software reference on a non downloadable TEI, Vol. 3 -- 7--21
1053 GSM entity configuration regression, Vol. 3 -- 7--32
1054 Loss of layer 2 (or no establishment) with remote GSM entity, Vol. 3 -- 7--34
1055 Abis negative acknowledgement indication, Vol. 3 -- 7--35
Source (10) Unknown Abis PCM, Vol. 3 -- 7--49, Vol. 3 -- 7--50
Source (2) Equipment unable to perform such test, Vol. 3 -- 7--38
Source (23) Too many signaling timeslots, Vol. 3 -- 7--52
Source (25) Out of sequence message, Vol. 3 -- 7--54
Source (3) Equipment unable to perform such configuration, Vol. 3 -- 7--40
Source (34) The BTS has not aknowledged the power consign request, Vol. 3 -- 7--57
Source (5) Cell parameters inconsistency, Vol. 3 -- 7--43
Source (6) Data inconsistency, Vol. 3 -- 7--45
Source (7) Value out of range, Vol. 3 -- 7--47
1056 Incorrect parameter settings at the OMC--R, Vol. 3 -- 7--64
1059 Invalid message received on Abis interface on O&M link, Vol. 3 -- 7--68
1060 Abis event reporting a transient default, Vol. 3 -- 7--69
Cavity
Source (8388610) Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found), Vol. 3 -- 7--84
Source (8388612) Nack answer from cavity, Vol. 3 -- 7--87
Source (8388613) Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low), Vol. 3 -- 7--88
Source (8388614) Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector), Vol. 3 -- 7--89
CMCF
Source (12845041) ABIS PCM statistics, Vol. 3 -- 7--94
Source (9502722) Unknown message, Vol. 3 -- 7--90
Source (9502758) Restart due to hardware watchdog, Vol. 3 -- 7--91
Source (9502759) Restart due to double bus fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--92
Source (9502760) Reset for new Lapd parameters, Vol. 3 -- 7--93
CMCF Ph1, Source (12779560) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF Ph1, Vol. 3 -- 7--93
CSWM
DRX
Source (9437196) Frequency collision on FH bus, Vol. 3 -- 7--97
Source (9437458) BCCH config dump, Vol. 3 -- 7--100
Source (9437474) SACCH config dump, Vol. 3 -- 7--101
Source (9437490) L1M config dump, Vol. 3 -- 7--102
Source (9437491) RSL anomaly, Vol. 3 -- 7--103
PE/DCL/DD/0103
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Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Index
Vol. 3 -- cxci
eDRX
Tx filter, Source (7536642) VSWR level 2, Vol. 3 -- 7--104, Vol. 3 -- 7--441
1061 Abis mapping issue on a TDMA, Vol. 3 -- 7--107
1063 Lack of resource for an Abis TS/PCM for a TDMA, Vol. 3 -- 7--108
1067 Abis event reporting a hardware fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--109
(H)(e)PA
Source (12648449) Hardware, Vol. 3 -- 7--383
Source (12648450) DRX/PA connection, Vol. 3 -- 7--389
Source (12648451) High Current, Vol. 3 -- 7--399
Source (12648451) High temp, Vol. 3 -- 7--394
Source (12648453) PA_PSDW, Vol. 3 -- 7--403
Abis BTS synchro, Source (3342340) SYNO clock unlocked on the network, Vol. 3 -- 7--120
ALCO, Source (4390913) Major fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--140
BCF Cabinet door, Source (6291457) BCF cabinet door contact detection, Vol. 3 -- 7--156
BCF Cabinet fan, Source (6356993) BCF cabinet fan, Vol. 3 -- 7--160
Cabinet fan, Source (6225921) Cabinet fan fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--355
Cavity
Source (8388609) Cavity out of service, Vol. 3 -- 7--179
Source (8388610) Cavity parked after tuning fault (min not found), Vol. 3 -- 7--182
Source (8388611) Loss of cavity initialization, Vol. 3 -- 7--185
Source (8388612) Nack answer from cavity, Vol. 3 -- 7--188
Source (8388613) Cavity parked after tuning fault (power too low), Vol. 3 -- 7--191
Source (8388614) Cavity parked after tuning fault (tuning detector problem), Vol. 3 -- 7--194
Source (8388615) Internal software problem, Vol. 3 -- 7--197
Cavity combiner
Source (8323073) Power supply, Vol. 3 -- 7--200
Source (8323074) Tuning detector fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--203
Source (8323076) Link NOK, Vol. 3 -- 7--206
CMCF
Source (9502729) MCF_MCF, Vol. 3 -- 7--216
Source (9568250) Slave downloading error, Vol. 3 -- 7--219, Vol. 3 -- 7--222, Vol. 3 -- 7--226
Combiner d lna / combiner h2 lna (LNA), Source (5570561) LNA fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--230
Combiner d vswr / combiner h2 vswr (VSWR)
Source (5636097) VSWR level 1, Vol. 3 -- 7--234
Vol. 3 -- cxcii
Index
Combiner h4 lna (LNA), Source (7405569) LNA fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--240

Combiner h4 vswr (VSWR)
Converter BCF, Source (5373953) Volt, Vol. 3 -- 7--163
Converter F, Source (5308417) Volt, Vol. 3 -- 7--359
CPCMI
Source (9568257) Major fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--258
Source (9633786) Slave downloading error, Vol. 3 -- 7--259
CSWM
Source (4259849) Fault on active--passive CSWM link or passive CSWM, Vol. 3 -- 7--263
Door contact, Source (2555905) Door contact detection, Vol. 3 -- 7--175
DRX
Source (12583184) BCCH first config failed, Vol. 3 -- 7--332
Source (12583185) BCCH second config failed, Vol. 3 -- 7--333
Source (1258320) SACCH first config failed, Vol. 3 -- 7--334
Source (12583201) SACCH second config failed, Vol. 3 -- 7--335
Source (12583216) L1M first config failed, Vol. 3 -- 7--336
Source (12583217) L1M second config failed, Vol. 3 -- 7--337
Source (9437185) RX fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--283
Source (9437190) BBFILTER ASIC fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--288
Source (9437193) Self test failed, Vol. 3 -- 7--292
Source (9437194) Major fault on TX, Vol. 3 -- 7--297
Source (9437206) DRX link, Vol. 3 -- 7--302
Source (9437211) PA config. exceeded, Vol. 3 -- 7--324
Source (9437212) HePA not supported, Vol. 3 -- 7--328
Source (9437214) Abis satellite not supported DRX, Vol. 3 -- 7--308
Source (9437216) The TX has not acknowledged the power consign request, Vol. 3 -- 7--309
Source (9437217) PA DRX control loop fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--314
Source (9437218) DRX reset by BCF after message non acknowledgement, Vol. 3 -- 7--319
Source (9437219) DRX reset by BSC, Vol. 3 -- 7--320
Source (9502719) TRX not anymore configured, Vol. 3 -- 7--321
DRX diversity reception chain, Source (6946817) Software detection, Vol. 3 -- 7--338
DRX main reception chain, Source (6881281) Software detection, Vol. 3 -- 7--342
DRX--ND3
Source (12976158) Abis satellite not supported DRX ND3, Vol. 3 -- 7--308
DSC
Source (4456453) Channel_HSCX, Vol. 3 -- 7--350
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Index Vol. 3 -- cxciii
eDRX
GTW, Source (4587521) Major fault on GTW, Vol. 3 -- 7--363
LNA, Source (7602177) LNA fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--437
Not protected alarm, Source (3735553) Alarm, Vol. 3 -- 7--354
PCM, Source (6488065) PCM, Vol. 3 -- 7--381
PCMI, Source (4521985) Major fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--382
RECAL
Source (9633793) Major, Vol. 3 -- 7--408
Rectifier 48V
Source (5242881) AC fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--414
Source (5242882) DC fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--418
Source (5242883) Over temperature, Vol. 3 -- 7--421
Source (5242884) External battery level 1, Vol. 3 -- 7--424
Source (5242885) PCU protective, Vol. 3 -- 7--427
Source (5242886) Battery on discharges, Vol. 3 -- 7--431
Rx splitter D, Source (9764865) Over current, Vol. 3 -- 7--375
Rx splitter M, Source (9699329) Over current, Vol. 3 -- 7--378
SYNC, Source (4325377) Major fault on SYNC, Vol. 3 -- 7--434
Txfilter, Source (7536643) VSWR level 3, Vol. 3 -- 7--442
1070 TRX synchronization failure, Vol. 3 -- 7--445
1073 Attempt of download failure on a GSM entity, Vol. 3 -- 7--446
Source (9) No response to load message, Vol. 3 -- 7--448
Source (10) Received LOAD INIT NACK, Vol. 3 -- 7--449
Source (11) Received LOAD DATA NACK, Vol. 3 -- 7--450
Source (12) Received LOAD END NACK, Vol. 3 -- 7--451
Source (13) Received LOAD READY NACK, Vol. 3 -- 7--452
1213 Secured loop unavailable, Vol. 3 -- 7--453
1214 Secured loop problem, Vol. 3 -- 7--454
1258 No BTS response on preprocessing configuration, Vol. 3 -- 7--455
1259 Negative acknowledgement on preprocessing command, Vol. 3 -- 7--457
1265 Blockage of radio channel(s) in busy state, Vol. 3 -- 7--459
1266 Blockage of radio channel(s) in free state, Vol. 3 -- 7--461
1268 No response to a SACCH filling (SYS 5, 6, 5 BIS or 5 ter), Vol. 3 -- 7--463
1500 Measurement received on an unknown frequency of neighbouring cell, Vol. 3 -- 7--465
1505 No response to BCCH info (SYS 1, 2, 3, 4, 2 bis, 7, 8, 2 ter, 13), Vol. 3 -- 7--466
Vol. 3 -- cxciv Index
S8000 Outdoor
Source (33) Old DRX hardware not compliant with new software, Vol. 3 -- 7--29
BRC
Source (6553601) Manual switch on battery power, Vol. 3 -- 7--80
Source (6553602) Automatic switch on battery power, Vol. 3 -- 7--81
Source (6553603) Manual switch on main power, Vol. 3 -- 7--82
Source (6553604) Automatic switch on main power, Vol. 3 -- 7--83
CMCF
Combiner d vswr / combiner h2 vswr (VSWR), Source (5636098) VSWR level 2, Vol. 3 -- 7--235
CSWM
DRX
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July 2005
Index
Vol. 3 -- cxcv
eDRX
(H)(e)PA
ALCO, Source (4390913) Major fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--140
Battery cabinet
Source (5832706) Power fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--146
Source (5832707) Doors, Vol. 3 -- 7--151
BCF, Battery failure, Vol. 3 -- 7--171
BRC
Source (6553606) Monitored battery not present, Vol. 3 -- 7--173
Source (6553607) Internal inconsistency, Vol. 3 -- 7--174
CMCF
Combiner h4 lna (LNA), Source (7405569) LNA fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--240
Vol. 3 -- cxcvi Index
Combiner h4 vswr (VSWR)

Converter BCF, Source (5373953) Volt, Vol. 3 -- 7--163
Cooler system, Source (5505031) Cooler fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--136
CPCMI
CSWM
Source (4259849) Fault on active--passive CSWM link or passive CSWM, Vol. 3 -- 7--263
dacsCooler
Source (7864321) Dirty filter, Vol. 3 -- 7--269
Source (7864322) DACS failed, Vol. 3 -- 7--272
Distribution system, Source (5767169) Main breaker, Vol. 3 -- 7--279
DRX
DRX--ND3
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Index Vol. 3 -- cxcvii
DSC
Source (4456453) Channel_HSCX, Vol. 3 -- 7--350
eDRX
GTW, Source (4587521) Major fault on GTW, Vol. 3 -- 7--363
Internal battery system, Source (5439489) Battery disconnected, Vol. 3 -- 7--367
Lightning Protection, Source (6160385) Lightning protection fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--371
PCMI, Source (4521985) Major fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--382
RECAL
Source (9633793) Major, Vol. 3 -- 7--408
Rectifier 48V
Source (5242884) External battery level 1, Vol. 3 -- 7--424
SYNC board, Source (4325377) Major fault on SYNC, Vol. 3 -- 7--434
Vol. 3 -- cxcviii Index
S8002
BRC
CMCF
CSWM
DRX
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Index Vol. 3 -- cxcix
eDRX
(H)(e)PA
Source(12648453) PA_PSDW, Vol. 3 -- 7--403
BCF, Battery failure, Vol. 3 -- 7--171
BRC
Source (6553607) Internal inconsistency, Vol. 3 -- 7--174
CMCF
Compact dacs cooler
Compact distribution, Source (7995363) Main breaker, Vol. 3 -- 7--254
CPCMI
DRX, Source (9437185) RX fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--283
eDRX, Source (12582913) RX fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--283
Vol. 3 -- cc
Index
RECAL
Source (9633793) Major, Vol. 3 -- 7--408
Rectifier 48V
S8003
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Index
Vol. 3 -- cci

CMCF
CMCF Phase 1, Source (12779560) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF Ph1, Vol. 3 -- 7--93
CMCF Phase 2, Source (12845096) Reset for new Lapd parameters CMCF Ph2, Vol. 3 -- 7--93
DRX
eDRX
1067 Abis event reporting a hardware fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--109, Vol. 3 -- 7--446
(H)(e)PA
Source(12648449) Hardware, Vol. 3 -- 7--383
Cabinet fan, Source (6225921) Cabinet fan fault, Vol. 3 -- 7--355
CMCF
Vol. 3 -- ccii
Index
CPCMI
DRX
DRX--ND3
eDRX
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Index
Vol. 3 -- cciii

RECAL
Source (9633793) Major, Vol. 3 -- 7--408
Source (1) Bad hardwareAbis BTS synchro, Source (3342340) SYNO clock unlocked on the network, Vol. 3 -7--120
1073 Attempt of download failure on a GSM entity
S8006
Vol. 3 -- cciv
Index

CMCF
CSWM
DRX
eDRX
(H)(e)PA
Source(12648449) Hardware, Vol. 3 -- 7--383
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Index
Vol. 3 -- ccv

CMCF
CPCMI
dacsCooler
DRX
Vol. 3 -- ccvi
Index
DRX--ND3
eDRX
RECAL
Source (9633793) Major, Vol. 3 -- 7--408
Rectifier 48V
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005
Index
Vol. 3 -- ccvii
S
S8002, 1067 Abis event reporting a hardware fault
(H)(e)PA
DRX--ND3
DRX
eDRX
Vol. 3 -- ccviii Index
Internal battery system, Source (5439489) Battery disconnected, Vol. 3 -- 7--367

1214, Vol. 3 -- 7--454

1213, Vol. 3 -- 7--453
PE/DCL/DD/0103
411--9001--103
Standard 15.105/EN
July 2005

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Chapter 7, S8000, S8002, and S8006 BTS fault numbers

updated for SR 30328058, SR 30319288, and SR30334422 (add sources 3

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updated for SR 30328945 (new sources for cavity equipment).

fault number 1269)

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The types of spontaneous messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--2

Events detected by the BTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--2

Events detected by the BSC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--2

Description of a fault number sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--3

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Loading the CD--ROM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vol. 3 -- 6--4

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Source 4: This entity is engaged in another downloading

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