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Page 3: Revision History
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Page 5: Notices And Precautions
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Page 9: Table Of Contents
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Page 15: Part 1 Initial Setup
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Page 17: Section 1 System Description
1.1 ATC200-1000 Antenna System Controller The ATC200-1000 controller, shown in Figure 1-1, serves as an interface between a local PC/lap- top or a company network and the remote electrical downtilt devices (actuators/TMAs). This unit uses software designed for communication between the controller and its attached AISG devices.
Page 18: Atc300-1000/2000 Antenna System Controller
• 19” rack mountable (1RU) • Controller interface opens through an Internet browser after connection has been set up Since the ATC200-1000 controller is hard-wired into the equipment cabin, a lightning protection unit (ATLP200-001) and appropriate grounding are recommended. If the controller will be used in an outdoor environment, it must be placed in a weatherproof enclosure.
Page 19 639544 • Site Configuration Sheet (Contact your CommScope Sales Representative for ordering this item in a higher quantity. Also, available online at www.commscope.com) Benefits: • Independently manages up to 32 AISG devices with the use of a junction box(es) • Controls actuators through the AISG protocol, where a digital address serves to identify and com- municate with a specific actuator • Six integrated smart bias tees with SMB connectors operate over internal modems to allow an AISG signal to transmit to TMAs/top smart bias tees. Note that a dc 2.1 bias tee and SMB terminated coaxial cable are also required • 19” rack mountable (1RU) • Controller interface opens through an Internet browser after connection has been set up • Includes battery backup on internal clock Since the ATC300-1000/2000 controller is hard-wired into the equipment cabin, a lightning protection unit (ATLP200-001) and appropriate grounding are recommended.
Page 20 639544 Port Details: Figures 1-3 through 1-7 show examples of the ATC300-1000/2000 port connections. Figure 1-3. ATC300-1000/2000 Ethernet Port. The ATC300-1000/2000 controller provides one 10/100 Ethernet port with auto negotiation capabilities. The Ethernet port (Figure 1-3) is used for connecting to a gateway or a PC. Figure 1-4. ATC300-1000/2000 Serial Port. The ATC300-1000/2000 controller is also equipped with an RS–232 serial port (LMT) with the following default settings: 115200 Baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, and no flow control. The RS–232 port (Figure 1-4) is configured as a DCE interface. This port is used to connect to a serial port on a PC. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 21 639544 Figure 1-5. ATC300-1000/2000 SMB Ports. The ATC300-1000/2000 controller has six 50 ohm SMB connectors (Figure 1-5). These ports are used to connect SMB coaxial cable from the controller to a dc 2.1 bias tee for transmitting the AISG signal with the RF signal up the tower through a coaxial cable. Figure 1-6. ATC300-1000/2000 AISG Port. The ATC300-1000/2000 controller provides an 8-pin circular female RET AISG connector port (Figure 1-6). This port is used to connect the controller to a RET system using AISG RET cabling. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 22 Power Connections: The ATC300-1000/2000 is equipped with two powering options: +24 V power supply (Figure 1-7), or –48 V battery (Figure 1-8). See Section 2 for installation instructions and safety precautions/warnings. Note that the positive (+) symbol indicates higher potential. Figure 1-7. ATC300-1000/2000 +24 V Power Connection. Figure 1-8. ATC300-1000/2000 –48 V Power Connection. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 23 Suspend mode. • Voltage is restored if any controller function is chosen (e.g. searching for a device, editing a device, changing a tilt) • Voltage can also be restored by clicking on the Wake button on the controller’s main screen (Figure 1-9) • Whenever voltage is not desired, you can click on the Suspend button to turn off the voltage to the bus Suspend/Wake Modes Figure 1-9. ATC300-1000/2000 Main Screen. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 24 If a short is detected on the AISG bus, the ATC300-2000 will remove power to only the affected modem or AISG port, leaving the other ports operational. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 25 The page must be refreshed to update the readings. All operation is considered normal when the total current load is less than 2.0 Amps. Note: After an overcurrent condition has been recognized, the total current level must be in the normal range for 10 seconds before the overcurrent alarm is cleared. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
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Page 27: Section 2 Installation Instructions And Safety Precautions
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Page 28: Controller Chassis Mounting
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Page 29: Controller Chassis Power
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Page 31: Section 3 Changing Ip Settings On Local Computer Using The Ip Config Tool
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Page 32: Installing The Commscope Ip Config Tool
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Page 33: Launching The Ip Config Tool
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Page 34: Changing The Ip Address On The Local Computer
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Page 36: Backing Up New Ip Settings For The Local Computer
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Page 38: Restoring Original Ip Settings On The Local Computer
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Page 39: Restoring Backup Files For New Ip Settings On The Local Computer For Regaining Access To The Controller
Regaining Access to the Controller After a local computer has been set up with a new IP address using the CommScope IP Config Tool, the backup file that was saved during the initial set up can be used to restore the settings and regain access to the controller (See paragraph 3.5).
Page 40: Removing A Backup File
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Page 41: Section 4 Changing Ip Settings On Local Computer Manually
639544 Section 4 Changing IP Settings on the Local Computer Manually 4.0 Section Overview • In order for a local computer to gain access to the ATC300-1000/2000 or ATC200-1000 controller, IP settings will need to be configured on the computer. • An Ethernet cable (supplied) is required for communication between the local computer and the controller to occur as shown in Figure 4-1 (see Section 6). • After connection to the controller is no longer needed, the original IP settings for the local computer must be restored in order for it to regain communication with a company LAN or other Ethernet connection. • The screens shown are examples from a Windows XP PC that has been configured to display the ® ‘Classic’ interface. Screens may differ with other versions of Windows ® • See Appendix B for understanding IP addressing. LMT Ethernet Serial Port Port Ethernet Cable Figure 4-1. Local PC Connected To Controller’s Ethernet Port Using The Ethernet Cable.
Page 42: Changing The Ip Address On The Local Computer
4.1 Changing the IP Address on the Local Computer 1. If the local computer has not been connected to the controller, see Section 6 to make this con- nection using the Ethernet cable (supplied). Note that the local computer will lose its connection to any company LAN (network system) when it is disconnected. 2. Go to Control Panel → Network Connections → Local Area Connection. 3. Click on Properties on the Local Area Connection Status screen (Figure 4-2). Click on Properties. Figure 4-2. Properties For Local Area Connection. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 43 639544 4. Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and make sure the box next to it is checked (Figure 4-3). 5. Click on Properties (Figure 4-3). 1. Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Place check mark in box. 2. Click on Properties. Figure 4-3. Selecting Internet Protocol Properties. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 44 7. If not already selected, click on Use the following IP address (Figure 4-4). If this button is grayed out or cannot be selected, a user’s permission problem has occurred, preventing completion of this procedure. Stop now and consult the IT department to correct this problem. Click on Use the following IP address. Figure 4-4. Selecting Use the Following IP Address. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 45 (Example: Controller Factory Set IP is 192.168.255.141; New IP is 192.168.255.140). See Figure 4–5. 9. Enter a subnet mask that matches the controller’s Netmask exactly. The controller’s default Net- mask setting is 255.255.255.0 (Figure 4-5). 10. Erase all other fields on the screen (Figure 4-5). 11. Click OK (Figure 4-5). 12. Close out of remaining dialog boxes. The local computer is now set up to access the controller. 1. Enter IP address, final digit 1 lower than controller IP address. 2. Enter Subnet mask, exactly match controller Netmask setting. 3. Clear remaining fields. 4. Click on OK. Figure 4-5. Changing The IP Address On The Local Computer. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 46: Restoring Original Ip Settings On The Local Computer
639544 4.2 Restoring Original IP Settings on the Local Computer When access to the controller is no longer needed, the IP address and subnet mask on the local com- puter must be restored to the original settings for it to reconnect to a company LAN (network system). Follow the same procedures discussed in paragraph 4.1, except enter the original IP settings that were noted before the computer was configured. If the computer was originally set to obtain an IP address automatically, click on this option and click on OK to restore a company network connection. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 47: Section 5 Obtaining Ip Settings For Controller (When Ip Is Unknown)
RS–232 Serial Cable Figure 5-1. Local PC Connected To Controller’s LMT Serial Port Using An RS–232 Cable. Microsoft, Encarta, MSN, and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 48 639544 3. Go to Start → All Programs → Accessories → Communications → HyperTerminal (Figure 5-2). Click on HyperTerminal Figure 5-2. Network Connection Window. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 49 639544 4. A New Connection window will open. Enter a name for the connection and choose an icon in the Connection Description window (Figure 5-3). 5. Click OK (Figure 5-3). Figure 5-3. Using The New Connection Window. 6. Select COM1 from the Connect To drop down menu (Figure 5-4). 7. Click OK (Figure 5 -4). Figure 5-4. Connect To COM1 Serial Port. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 50 639544 8. On the COM1 Properties window select 115200 from the Bits per second drop down menu. Select None from the Flow control drop down menu (Figure 5-5). 9. Click OK (Figure 5-5). Figure 5-5. Setting The COM1 Properties. 10. Press Enter key. If dollar sign appears, you have established a connection (Figure 5-3). Note: ATC300 version 2.32 and later require a root password for controller access. Contact customer support to obtain this password. Figure 5-6. Establish The ATC300-1000/2000 Connection. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 51 639544 11. Type ifconfig as shown in Figure 5-7 and press Enter key. Figure 5-7. Configure IP Address. 12. Observe the eth0 paragraph shown in Figure 5-8. The second line in this paragraph contains the IP address for your Ethernet connection. Example inet addr:192.168.0.50 Mask:255.255.255.0. Figure 5-8. Getting The IP Address For Ethernet Connection. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 52 639544 13. Once you have noted your Ethernet address, close the window to end the HyperTerminal connec- tion. A HyperTerminal window will open. Select Yes to disconnect from your ATC300-1000/2000 (Figure 5-9). Figure 5-9. Ending The Connection. 14. Select Yes to save your session for use in the future (Figure 5-10). Figure 5-10. Save The ATC300-1000/2000 Controller Connection. 15. The program will now terminate. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 53: Determining The Ip Settings On An Atc200-1000
639544 Determining the IP settings on an ATC200-1000 5.2.1 Establishing a Serial Connection to the Controller 1. Ensure that the controller is powered up. On power up, the status LED will first be steady red and then blink red until it becomes a solid red or green. After the LED is a solid color for 20 seconds, it is ready to be connected to a COM1 serial port of a computer. 2. Using an RS–232 serial cable, connect the COM1 serial port on a local computer and the LMT serial port on the front of the controller (Figure 5-11). LMT Ethernet Serial Port Port RS-232 Serial Cable Figure 5-11. Local PC Connected To Controller’s LMT Serial Port Using An RS–232 Cable.
Page 54 4. Click on Next (Screen 1, Figure 5-14). 5. Select Set up an advanced connection, and click on Next (Screen 2, Figure 5-14). 6. Select Connect directly to another computer, and click on Next (Screen 3, Figure 5-14). 7. Select Guest, and click on Next (Screen 4, Figure 5-14) . 1. Select. Click. 2. Click 1. Select. 1. Select. 2. Click 2. Click Figure 5-14. Setting Up a Direct Serial Connection (Screens 1 through 4). www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 55 11. Place a check mark in the box next to Add a shortcut . . ., and click on Finish (Screen 8, Fig ure 5-15). 1. Select. 1. Enter a name for connection. 2. Click 2. Click 1. Select. 1. Select. 2. Click 2. Click Figure 5-15. Setting Up a Direct Serial Connection (Screens 5 through 8). www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 56: Configuring The Serial Connection
A Login screen will appear upon exiting the New Connection Wizard. 1. Leave all fields blank in the Login screen, and click on Properties (Screen 1, Figure 5-16). 2. Select Communications cable between two computer (COM1) from the drop down menu if it is not the default that appears. 3. Place a check mark in the box next to Show icon . . ., and click on Configure (Screen 2, Figure 5-16). 1. Clear all fields. 1. Select. 2. Click. 2. Click. Figure 5-16. Configuring Serial Connection (Screens 1 through 2). www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16) 5-10...
Page 57 7. Place a check mark in the box next to Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and select (Screen 4, Figure 5-17). 8. Click on OK (Screen 4, Figure 5-17). See paragraph 5.2. 4 to active the new serial connection. 1. Click. 2. Select. 3. Place check mark in box and select. 1. Select. 2. Clear all boxes. 3. Click. 4. Click. Figure 5-17. Configuring Serial Connection (Screens 3 through 4). www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16) 5-11...
Page 58: Establishing A Serial Connection For Windows 2000 Users
5. Select For all users, and click on Next. 6. Enter in a name for the connection, and click on Next. 7. Clear all the fields, and click on Properties. 8. Select either COM1 or COM2 from the drop down menu (use the same selection as chosen in step 5). 9. Select the Show icon in taskbar when connected option, and click on Configure. 10. Change the maximum speed to 115200, clear all check boxes, and click on OK. 11. Click on the Options tab. 12. Select the Display progress while connecting and Prompt for name password, certificate, etc options. 13. Click on the Networking tab. 14. Select PPP Windows 95/98/NT4/2000 Internet from drop down menu. 15. Place a check mark in the box next to Internet Protocol. 16. Click on OK. See paragraph 5.2.4 to activate the new serial connection. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16) 5-12...
Page 59: Activating The Serial Connection
2. Click on Connect (Figure 5-19). 3. The local computer will dial-up a connection to the controller though a modem using the new serial connection (Figure 5-20). Figure 5-18. ATC200 Serial Connection Icon. 1. Clear all fields. 2. Click. Figure 5-19. Selecting Connect from Login Screen. Figure 5-20. Dialing the Serial Connection to Connect to the Controller. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16) 5-13...
Page 60: Accessing The Controller Interface Over The Serial Connection To Obtain The Controller's Ip Settings
Note that if serial connection is not operating, the Windows® default setting for the 16550 interrupt threshold may be too high. This causes missed characters if the computer is busy. This setting can be adjusted to a lower rate to correct this condition. Contact the company network administrator for assistance, if needed. 3. Open an Internet browser (Netscape and Mozilla browsers not supported). 4. Type in the controller’s serial IP address (10.254.254.253) into the URL address window (Figure 5-21). This serial IP address is the default for all ATC200-1000 controllers. Note that the computer will not be able to access the Internet during the time it is connected to the controller over the serial connection. If the web browser is stalled from trying to access the Internet, click on the Stop button to discontinue this attempt. IMPORTANT! In the event the controller needs to be rebooted/restarted during the time it is connected to the computer over a serial connection, IMMEDIATELY disconnect the serial cable from the controller after rebooting. Wait until the lights stop flashing on the controller before restoring the serial connection to the computer.
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Page 62 639544 6. Write down and retain the IP Address, Network Mask, and Default Router settings shown on the screen (Figure 5-23). Configurations should not be made to the controller’s IP settings while connected to the serial port. If you desire to change these settings on the controller, it is recommended that this is done over a direct Ethernet connection (see Section 7). The retained settings can be used to configure the local computer for access over a direct Ethernet connection to the controller (see Section 3). 7. After the controller’s IP settings have been written down, click on Close (Figure 5-23). 1. Write dowm and retain. 2. Click. Figure 5-23. Entering the Controller’s Serial IP Address. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16) 5-16...
Page 63 639544 8. Double click on the network icon from the system tray to open the serial connection dialogue box (Figure 5-24). 9. Click on Disconnect to end the serial connection (Figure 5-25). Double click. Figure 5-24. Opening the Serial Connection from the System Tray. Click. Figure 5-25. Disconnecting the Serial Connection to the Controller. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16) 5-17...
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Page 65: Part 2 - Accessing The Controller
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Page 67: Section 6 Accessing The Controller Using A Direct Ethernet Connection
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Page 69: Section 7 Changing The Controller's Ip Settings For Access Over A Network
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Page 70: Configuring The Controller Using A Local Computer
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Page 71: Configuring The Controller To Use A Static Ip Address
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Page 72: Configuring The Controller To Use Dhcp
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Page 74: Accessing The Controller Over The Network Connection
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Page 75: Section 8 Controller Configuration Options
Section 8 Controller Configuration Options 8.0 Section Overview • The ATC300/200 controller is equipped with an SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) agent that allows remote access using an SNMP manager. • CommScope provides the MIB (Management Information Base), which is supported by the ATC300/200 controller SNMP agent, upon request. • SNMP is a well-defined protocol used in the industry to manage devices remotely. • The ATC300/200 controller allows configuration of the unit site name. • The ATC300 allows password protection on the web page interface.
Page 76 BSA trap mode will configure the controller to send traps that contain only the index of the alarm causing the trap. BSA trap mode is the default configuration, since this is usually sufficient. The WIG trap mode will send a trap that contains much more information about the trap. The System Location, Contact, and Name fields are purely informational fields stored on the controller and retrievable using standard SNMP queries. 3. Select Set SNMP Agent Config to send the modified configuration to the controller. (To set the SNMP configuration back to default values, select Factory Defaults.) SNMP General Configuration Field Click to Set SNMP Agent SNMP Trap Config. Configuration Field Click to Set SNMP Trap Config. Command Response Field Figure 8-2. Configuring ATC300-1000/2000 Controller’s SNMP Agent. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 77: Security And Site Sharing (Atc300-1000/2000 Only)
8.2 Security and Site Sharing (ATC300-1000/2000 only) ATC300 software releases 2.32 through 2.35 offer simple web interface security. As of release 2.36, this feature is enhanced to offer a second level of security to support site sharing. The controller’s web interface password protection can be accessed through the menu option Con- figuration → Controller Config (as shown in Figure 7-2). • Once enabled, the password will be required to access the controller’s web interface. • The password is case-sensitive and must consist of alphanumeric characters only. • After 3 minutes of inactivity, the operator will be logged out. Any control action will require re-entry of the password. • A logged in administrator may disable site sharing from the “Controller Config” web page. • When an operator is logged in, the option to Logout is available from the controller web page main menu. • If the password is forgotten, contact technical support with the controller serial number for a recovery password. • The web interface password is separate from and does not affect the system-level root password of the controller required for a serial or telnet connection. • The web interface password does not affect access to the controller through the SNMP interface. • The web interface password does not interfere with downloads to the controller using CommScope’s IP Config Tool. • For security purposes, the browser back button has been disabled. To enable site sharing, select “Enable Site Sharing” as shown in Figure 8-3. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
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Page 79: Site Sharing Configuration
8.2.1 Site Sharing Configuration ATC300 software release 2.36 provides the capability for site sharing. A logged in administrator must enable and configure the operator usernames and passwords, scan the AISG bus for devices, and assign operators to each device. Operators are limited in their privileges, and are permitted to only view and manage the AISG devices to which they have been assigned. When the administrator is logged in, two new buttons are available, Manage Operators and Assign Operators to Devices (see Figure 8-5 Controller Configuration Options for Site Sharing Administra- tor). These two features are covered in the next sections. In addition, the menu displays an option to Logout. This menu item is available to all logged-in operators as well. Figure 8-5 Controller Configuration Options for Site Sharing Administrator 8.2.1.1 Operator Name and Password Management The administrator may create up to four operator names and passwords (see Figure 8-6 Operator Management Web Page). These can later be assigned to AISG devices that have been found on the bus. Note that when an operator name is modified, any AISG devices assigned with that operator name will be unassigned. That is, the administrator must revisit the Assign Operators to Devices web page and reassign those devices with operator names. The controller maintains alarm history logs specifically for each operator, containing alarm logs for www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 80: Assigning Operators To Devices
639544 only the devices assigned with that operator. These logs are deleted when the administrator selects Set Operator Info. A warning box notifies the administrator of this action. Figure 8-6 Operator Management Web Page 8.2.1.2 Assigning Operators to Devices Before entering this web page, the administrator should perform an AISG bus device scan (Home | Find Devices). This web page provides an administrator the capability to assign operators to AISG devices that were previously found in device scan. The page displays a list of the AISG devices, along with a drop-down option list of the defined operators for each device. The administrator may select one operator for each device. The same operator may be assigned to multiple devices. Devices do not have to be assigned an operator. To unassign an operator, the blank operator name option can be selected. (See Figure 8-7 Assigning Operators to AISG Devices). Logged-in operators will be able to view and manage only those devices to which they have been assigned. If an operator name is deleted or modified from the Manage Operators web page, any devices assigned with that operator name will become unassigned. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 81: Operator Login/Logout
639544 Figure 8-7 Assigning Operators to AISG Devices 8.2.1.3 Operator Login/Logout Operators do not need to know their usernames. An operator simply needs to enter his password to be able to manage those devices assigned to him. Operator capability is very limited. A logged in operator may view, configure, move, and upgrade only his devices. He cannot perform a device scan. The Current Alarms and Alarm History web pages are limited to only his devices as well. An operator may view the controller’s About and Software Versions web pages. An operator may log out by selecting the Logout menu option. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 82: Site Configuration
639544 8.3 Site Configuration The controller allows configuration of other options that can be accessed through the menu option Configuration → Controller Config (as shown in Figure 7-2). 8.3.1 Site Name The controller site name defaults to “RET1 ASCU” but can be modified at any time. This identifier is not usually important unless the controller is one of many nodes managed by network management software such as CommScope’s Site Manager. 8.3.2 External Bus Power (ATC300-1000/2000 only) By default, the ATC300-1000/2000 limits the number of ALD devices in its database to 32 due to power requirements. However, if the devices are externally powered, this option may be selected to expand that limit to 64 ALD devices. 8.3.3 Alarm Relay Configuration (ATC300-1000/2000 only) The alarm relays on the ATC300-1000/2000 are “normally open” by default. This option changes that logic and treats the relays as “normally closed”. Note that after changing this configuration, the controller may need to be rebooted for the relays to reflect the current alarm states correctly. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
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Page 84: Part 3 - Uploading Firmware
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Page 86: Section 9 Uploading Controller Firmware And Antenna Definition Files Using The Ip Config Tool
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Page 87: Connecting To The Controller
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Page 90: Locating/Adding Firmware Files To Ftp Server
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Page 93: Uploading Firmware Files To The Controller
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Page 95: Uploading Other Antenna Supplier Definition Files
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Page 96: Uploading Controller Firmware From The Atc300 Web Interface
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Page 99: Section 10 Uploading Device Firmware
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Page 100: Updating Aisg Device Firmware
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Page 103: Choice Of Upgrade Method
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Page 105: Using The Controller Help Menu
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Page 108: Part 4 - Device Discovery For All Types Of Antennas
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Page 110: Section 11 Device Discovery And Bus Management
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Page 112: Manually Adding A Device To The Controller's System
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Page 113: Addressing
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Page 115: Aisg Control Tools
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Page 116: Revert To Aisg 1.1
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Page 117: Commscope Aitm Actuator Mode Management (Atc300 2.34_A And Later Only)
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Page 118: Set Aitm(S) To Multiple-Single Ret Mode
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Page 121: Set Aitm(S) To Multiret Mode
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Page 123: Part 5 - Operating Instructions For Standard Antennas With Attached Actuators
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Page 125: Section 12 Device Configuration
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Page 128: Generic Antenna Model Naming
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Page 129: Saving A Device Configuration To File
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Page 131: Section 13 Adjusting The Electrical Downtilt On A Single Antenna
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Page 135: Section 14 Adjusting The Electrical Downtilt On A Group Of Antennas
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Page 139: Part 6 - Operating Instructions For Antennas With Multiple Integrated Actuators
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Page 141: Section 15 Device Configuration For Antennas With Multiple Integrated Actuators
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Page 144: Saving A Device Configuration To File
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Page 145: Section 16 Adjusting The Electrical Downtilt On A Single Antenna Equipped With Multiple Integrated Actuators
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Page 149: Section 17 Adjusting The Electrical Downtilt On A Group Of Antennas Equipped With Multiple Integrated Actuators
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Page 153: Part 7 - Operating Instructions For Smartbeam Antennas
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Page 155: Section 18 Device Configuration With Smartbeam Antennas
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Page 158: Saving A Device Configuration
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Page 159: Section 19 Adjusting The Electrical Downtilt On A Single Smartbeam
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Page 163: Section 20 Adjusting The Pan On A Single Smartbeam Antenna
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Page 167: Section 21 Adjusting The Fan On A Single Smartbeam Antenna
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Page 171: Section 22 Adjusting The Electrical Downtilt, Pan, Or Fan On A Group Of Smartbeam Antennas
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Page 175: Part 8 - Operating Instructions For Tower Mounted Amplifiers
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Page 177: Section 23 Tower Mounted Amplifier
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Page 179: Configuring A Tma
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Page 180: Changing Tma Gain
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Page 183: Changing Tma Operating Mode
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Page 185: Part 9 - Helpful Information
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Page 187: Appendix Overview
Note: Other IP connections, like an air card, must also be disabled. A.1 Opening the Security Center 1. Go to the Control Panel (Start, Settings, Control Panel). 2. Double-click on the Security Center icon or link. 3. Click on Windows Firewall (Figure A-1). Figure A-1. Selecting Windows Firewall From The Security Center. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 188 639544 4. Select Off and click on OK to disable the firewall. (Note to re-enable the firewall, select On and click on OK.) See Figure A-2. Corporate users with broad-based computing policy enforcement, may need to consult with the company’s computer support organization for assistance with disabling the firewall. Figure A-2. Disabling the Windows Firewall. ® Microsoft, Encarta, MSN, and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 189: Appendix B Ip Addressing
• IP settings consist of the IP address, Netmask (Subnet Mask), and Default Router. • The IP Address is a string of numbers separated into four fields by decimal points. The ATC300- 1000/2000 controller’s factory default IP address is: 192.168.255.141 (Ethernet Connection) • The Netmask defines which fields in the IP Address are required to match exactly for connec- tion to be made to the controller. Fields requiring an exact match are identified in the Netmask using the value ‘255’, and fields that allow a range of numbers are identified in the Netmask us- ing the value ‘0’. The ATC300-1000/2000 controller’s default Netmask is: 255.255.0.0 as shown IP Address Netmask Controller’s Factory Default 192.168.255.141 255.255.0.0 IP Address IP Address Any Number Between 0 and 255 Example of allowed in IP Addresses 192.168.255.140 Compatible IP Requires Exact Match Address for PC in IP Addresses Figure B-2. Example of Compatible IP Address Settings. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 190: Setting An Ip Address Using Windows Vista
This procedure will only work on controllers that are still set up with the default IP Address 192.168.255.141; Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0. If your default address has been changed, consult your operations manual for procedure to reset the default IP address. → From your desktop you are going to select Start Control Panel (Figure B-3). Figure B-3. Selecting Control Panel. Microsoft, Encarta, MSN, and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 191 639544 Network and Sharing Center (Figure B-4). Click on Figure B-4. Selecting Network and Sharing Center. Select Manage Network Connections link (Figure B-5). Figure B-5. Selecting Manage Network Connections. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 192 Local Area Connection (Figure B-6). This may appear differently on your computer. Click on Ensure that you are using the connection that represents your RJ-45 port on the back of your computer. Figure B-6. Selecting Local Area Connection. Your Local Area Connection Status window will open. Select Properties (Figure B-7). Double click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). See Figure B-8. Figure B-7. Local Area Connection Status. Figure B-8. Local Area Connection Properties. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 193 Figure B-9. Setting Needed To Restore The Computer Figure B-10. Enter New IP Address And To Its Original IP Identity. Subnet Mask. 11. Select OK (Figure B-11). 12. Select Close (Figure B-12). You can now close any additional windows. Figure B-11. Local Area Connection Properties. Figure B-12. Local Area Connection Status. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 194 639544 13. From your desk top, open Internet Explorer. 14. To open the ATC300/200 main interface screen, type Figure B-13. Internet Explorer Desktop Icon. http://192.168.255.141/ in Explorer’s address bar. 15. Once you completed controller operations, follow the previous steps to reset your computer to its original configuration. 1. Type controller’s IP address into 2. Click on Go (or press Enter on the keyboard). Internet browser URL window. Figure B-14. ATC300-1000/2000 Controller Main Interface Screen. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 195: Section Overview
• ATC200 controllers and ATC300 with software version 2.32 and earlier require an FTP server to upload the firmware files (including the latest antenna definition file) to the controller and AISG devices. • The IP Config Tool can be used as the FTP server. (If the PC and controller are already connected, it is not necessary to use the New IP Info tab. Directly choose the FTP Server tab in the IP Config Tool window). See Section 9.3. Another FTP application may be used as long as it provides the same functionality. CommScope cannot guarantee the functionality of an FTP server application. • The Windows XP Service Pack 2 firewall has been found to sometimes interfere with the FTP ® Server application (see Appendix A for instructions on disabling/enabling this firewall). • Periodically, updates are made to the antenna definition file to add data for new antenna models and to maintain the latest data available for existing antennas compatible for the controller system. ATC300 firmware release 2.21_A and ATC200 firmware release 464A8_A introduces “bundled”...
Page 196: Required Resources
639544 C.1 Required Resources Hardware 1. ATC300-1000/2000 or ATC200-1000 controller w/power cord 2. Ethernet cable (or LAN connectivity between the controller and FTP Server PC) 3. One or more AISG-compliant ALDs connected to the controller using AISG-compliant RET ca- bling Software 1. FTP application (not required for ATC300 2.34 and later) 2. ATC300 controller firmware (to be uploaded into the controller): (atc300_*.tar or ATC200 con- troller firmware ( RET-AN-AT_*.ascu) 3. Appropriate device firmware (to be uploaded into the AISG devices) 4. Antenna definition files (RET-XX-AT_*.ascu) Asterisk (*) represents the version number. Use the file with the highest number preceding the file extension for each type file to ensure the latest version data is uploaded. C.2 Installing, Configuring, and Running the FTP Server (not needed for ATC300 2.34 and later) Note that the following instructions apply only to the ArGoSoft FTP Server.
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Page 198: Uploading The Firmware Bundle To The Controller
639544 C.3 Uploading the Firmware Bundle to the Controller 1. Download the controller firmware bundle from the CommScope web site (www.commscope.com/ resources / software) Store the files in the root directory for the FTP Server. Note that if the files are zipped, double-click on the zip files to extract the files into the FTP Server root directory. The file that may be uploaded to an ATC300-1000/2000 controller is: • System Firmware Build (atc300_*.tar) The file that may be uploaded to an ATC200-1000 controller is: • System Firmware Build (RET-AN-RT_*.ascu) An asterisk (*) shown in sample firmware filenames represents the firmware version number. Text preceding the version number in the file name will always be consistent and is used to identify the file type. See paragraph C.4 to verify the version numbers for the currently installed control- ler firmware. It may be necessary to type the filenames in with exact upper and lower case lettering, as some FTP servers are sensitive to capitalization for file recognition.
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Page 200 Click on Install System Firmware button. Figure C-4. Entering PC’s Network IP Address To Install Software. Note that this IP address is specific for the PC running the FTP server and should not be confused with the controller’s network configured IP address. Also, note that only the version numbers at the end of the filename will vary from release to release. The other characters in the filename, as well as the file extension, are used to identify the file type and will consistently stay the same. To upload the file, click on Install System Firmware (Figure C-4). Feedback from a successful install should look similar to that shown in Figure C-5. 5. Click the link labeled Back to return to the Software Configuration screen (Figure C-5). 6. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to upload additional controller software/antenna definition files, or click on Reboot to activate a software package that was uploaded. Note that antenna definition files are recognized by the controller upon upload and do not require that the controller be rebooted. Click on Back to return to the Software Configuration Screen. Figure C-5. Successful Software Install Response Screen. www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 201: Uploading Firmware To Aisg Devices Using The Atc300/200 Controller
639544 C.4 Uploading Firmware to AISG Devices using the ATC300/200 Controller The controller offers the capability to field upgrade AISG-compliant devices, including both CommScope and non-CommScope devices. Prior to uploading the firmware to an AISG device, the controller must be connected to the RET cable running to the device on the tower and recognize the RET device through an earlier device scan. RET devices recognized by the controller will show in the Device Information window of the controller’s main interface screen (Figure C-6). If a device search has not yet been performed, see Section 10 to do so before proceeding. In addition, the correct firmware file must be obtained from the supplier and available for the device targeted for upgrading. It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure the firmware is appropriate for the device type and model. Uploading incorrect firmware to a device could result in incapacitating the device permanently. 1. (For ATC200 and ATC300 version 2.32 and earlier) The FTP Server must be configured and run- ning, and the device firmware files must be present in the FTP Server root directory. 2. From the controller’s main interface screen, click on Show Statistics (Figure C-6). 3. Note the Product Type of the AISG devices in the database. Generally, a device firmware file will be appropriate for only one Product Type. Click on Manual Upgrade (Figure C-7). Click on Show Statistics. Figure C-6. Selecting Show Statistics.
Page 202 639544 Click on Manual Upgrade Figure C-7. Manually Upgrading AISG-Compliant Devices. 4. Click on the check box(es) at the far right to select one or more devices for a sof tware upload. As noted in Step 2, the Product Type should be the same for all selected devices, and should be the targeted Product Type for the device firmware file. Note that uploads are performed in succession to each selected device. If several devices are selected, the entire upload process can be time- consuming. (Figure C-8a). 5. (For ATC200 and ATC300 version 2.32 and earlier) In the Firmware URL:ftp// field, type in the IP address of the PC that is running the FTP server (and holds the device firmware files), followed by a forward slash and the name of the file that is to be uploaded to the selected devices. If needed, enter a User Name and Password for the FTP server. Finally, click on Install Remote Firmware (Figure C-8a). www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
Page 203 639544 Figure C-8a. Manual Firmware Upload to Selected AISG devices (ATC200, ATC300 2.32 & earlier) (For ATC300 version 2.34 and later) Click on Select Device File, navigate to the firmware file to be uploaded to the selected devices, select and click Open. The file will be uploaded to the controller, and then immediately to the selected devices. See Figure C-8b. Figure C-8b. Manual Firmware Upload to Selected AISG devices (ATC300 2.34 & later) www.commscope.com © 2016 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved. Visit our website at www.commscope.com or contact your local CommScope representative or BusinessPartner for more information. All trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks or trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. 639544 M (07/16)
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IMPORTANT : If both the BIOS and Application firmware must be manually upgraded on an CommScope ATM200 device with a Product Type of “ATC_”, always perform the BIOS firmware upload FIRST before performing the Application firmware upload. If you update the BIOS, you must re-install the application.
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