3. IP-BS Installation Design
IP-BS is not for the North American market.
Note:
3.1
Installation Design of IP-BS (Synchronization)
3.1.1
Wireless Synchronization Kind
When assigning IP-BS data to the Telephony Server, you can select one of the following three wireless synchro-
nization kinds:
PRIMARY IP-BS: This IP-BS supplies clock signal to other IP-BSs. PRIMARY IP-BS itself will synchro-
1.
nize to the CS or CS/IP-BS of the other specified system. If PRIMARY IP-BS cannot find the CS to be
synchronized, it operates without synchronization, supplying clock to other IP-BS as the primary.
SUB-PRIMARY IP-BS: This IP-BS can operate as a primary IP-BS only when PRIMARY IP-BS is down.
2.
SUB-PRIMARY IP-BS must be installed at a proper location so that the wireless area of PRIMARY and
SUB-PRIMARY may overlap one another. Under normal circumstances, it functions as a secondary IP-BS.
3.
SECONDARY IP-BS: This IP-BS establishes the synchronization by receiving the sync signal from the
following:
•
IP-BS that has the same SYS-ID and the synchronization has been established
•
CS
3.1.2
Setting Method of Wireless Synchronization Kind
Assign PRIMARY IP-BS and SUB-PRIMARY IP-BS for each wireless block (Group of wireless area that over-
laps directly/indirectly other area) within IP-BS installation design. At this time assign the IP-BSs in the middle
as PRIMARY and SUB-PRIMARY BS, and PRIMARY IP-BS and SUB-PRIMARY IP-BS need to be assigned
next to each other's wireless area. When wireless block is to be composed of multiple IP-BSs, assign PRIMARY
IP-BS and SUB-PRIMARY IP-BS respectively. When wireless block is to be composed of one IP-BS, assign
the IP-BS as a PRIMARY IP-BS.
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