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DAMM TetraFlex BS414 Manual

DAMM TetraFlex BS414 Manual (408 pages)

Brand: DAMM | Category: Receiver | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents

T Cable Ofcontents

6
- Introduction
  
  2
- Reference Documents
  
  5
- Tetraflex ® Manual Breakdown
  
  5
  - Table of Contents
    6
- Revision
  
  16
- Abbreviations / Definitions
  
  18
- Part-1: Hardware Installation
  
  20
  - Environmental / Climatic Requirements
    21
  - Placement
    21
  - Grounding
    21
  - SB421 Basic Elements
    22
  - SB421 Variants
    22
  - Mechanical Lock
    22
  - Power Supply / Charger
    22
  - Figure 1-1: Sb421 Variants
    22
  - BSC421 Base Station Controller
    23
  - SB421 Processor Board Internal Backup Battery
    23
  - Storage Unit
    23
  - Figure 1-2: Bsc421
    23
  - BSC Connections
    24
  - BSC421 Led's and Fuses
    24
  - Figure 1-3: Bsc Led's
    24
  - Interconnection Board
    25
  - Connections
    25
  - Switches
    25
  - Figure 1-4: Fuse Listing
    25
  - Interconnections Board Led's
    26
  - TR1/TR2 Connection Module
    26
  - Figure 1-5: Interconnection Board
    26
  - Figure 1-6: Tr Connection Module
    26
  - PS Connection to TR1 and TR2
    27
  - LAN Connection to TR1 and TR2
    27
  - Lan/Wan/Sec/Alarm Connection Module
    27
  - Connections
    27
  - Redundant SB421 Operation
    28
  - Figure 1-7: Lan/Wan and Rj-45 Plug
    28
  - Figure 1-8: Sec Connections
    28
  - Temperature Sensor (TS) Connection
    29
  - Alarm Connection
    29
  - Mains Connection Block
    29
  - Internal -48V Battery Assembly (Option)
    29
  - HW Change for Redundant SB421 / 3 and 4 Carrier Operation
    30
  - SB421 Internal Battery Assembly
    31
  - Battery Kit Maintenance
    31
  - SB421 - Installing Batteries
    31
  - Figure 1-9: Interconnection Board Jumpers
    31
  - Figure 1-10: Cable Assembly
    32
  - Figure 1-11: Internal Battery Assembly
    32
  - External -48 Battery Kit (Option) Connection Block
    33
  - Figure 1-12: Interconnection Module
    33
  - Figure 1-13: Temperature Sensor
    34
  - Environmental / Climatic Requirements
    35
  - Placement
    35
  - Grounding
    35
  - BS421 Main Components
    36
  - Figure 1-14: Bs421 Main Components
    36
  - Attaching RX/TX Antennas
    37
  - Single Carrier BS Installation Recommendation (1 X BS421)
    37
  - Dual Carrier BS Installation Recommendation (2 X BS421)
    37
  - Figure 1-15: Single Carrier
    37
  - Figure 1-16: Dual Carrier
    37
  - Power Connection to SB421
    38
  - Figure 1-17: Power Connection
    38
  - System Connector
    39
  - Figure 1-18: System Connector
    39
  - Easy Connection Scheme
    40
  - Environmental/Climatic Requirements
    41
  - Placement
    41
  - Grounding
    42
  - Figure 1-19: Level Adjustment
    42
  - Figure 1-20: Grounding
    42
  - Attaching Antennas
    43
  - Figure 1-21: Antenna Connectors
    43
  - Bs41X Status and Warning Led's
    44
  - Figure 1-22: Bs41X Led's
    44
  - Connection to Battery
    45
  - Figure 1-23: Power Selection
    45
  - Figure 1-24: Power Terminals
    45
  - Connection to AC Mains
    46
  - Figure 1-25: Temperature Sensor Connection
    46
  - Figure 1-26: Mains Connection Block
    47
  - Connection Box CB412
    48
  - Ethernet Connect
    48
  - Figure 1-27: Connection Box
    48
  - Figure 1-28: Cb412 Connection Board
    48
  - External Alarm Connections
    49
  - Back-Up Battery for Bs41X
    49
  - Introduction
    49
  - Selecting External Batteries
    50
  - External Battery Installation
    51
  - Battery Charging
    51
  - Battery Deep Discharge Protect
    52
- Part-2: Sw Installation and Configuration
  
  53
- Basic System Parameters
  
  53
  - System Capability
    54
- Virus Protection
  
  55
  - Introduction
    55
  - Virus Threat
    55
  - Standard PC
    55
  - Bsc
    56
  - MS Security Essentials
    56
- Dongle Configuration
  
  57
  - License Dongles
    57
  - Site Versus Node
    57
  - Dongle Types
    57
  - Dongle Update
    59
  - Spare Part Dongle
    59
  - Dongle Exchange and Information of Content
    60
  - Figure 2-1: Dongle Readout
    60
  - Dongle Reader
    61
  - Partners Access to Software Releases
    66
  - Programming of Dongle Application Date Limit
    67
  - Consequences for Partner and End-User
    67
- Software Installation
  
  68
  - CF Storage Media
    68
  - Windows License
    69
  - Tetraflex ® Installation/Upgrade
    69
  - Preconditions
    69
  - Log Server Running on Service Box with 2 Gbyte CF Card
    70
  - Installing a New Image on SB421 and BSC412
    70
  - Installing Individual Parts of the Tetraflex Package
    72
  - Bsc
    72
  - Start Menu
    73
  - Dispatcher
    73
  - Log Server
    74
  - Log Client
    75
  - Ps421
    75
  - Tr412
    75
  - Bs421
    75
  - Installing TEA2 Encryption
    76
- SB421 Configuration
  
  77
  - Initial Setup
    77
  - Ethernet Connection
    77
  - Turn on the SB421
    77
  - System BIOS Configuration
    77
  - Hard Disk Disable
    78
  - BIOS Setup for the BSC412 and SB 421 Hardware Ver. 2
    78
  - Figure 2-2: Main and Keyboard Feature
    78
  - Figure 2-3: Boot Configuration
    79
  - Figure 2-4: Advanced and Advanced Cpu Control
    79
  - Figure 2-5: Advanced - Video (Intel Igd) Control and Advanced Integrated Device Control
    80
  - Figure 2-6:Advanced - I/O Device Configuration and Advanced - Clock Control
    80
  - Figure 2-7Power and Boot
    80
  - IP Address Set-Up
    81
  - Default Network Card IP Address Setup
    81
  - MAC Address Set-Up
    81
  - Figure 2-8: Start Macmakeup Application
    82
  - Figure 2-9: Change Mac
    82
  - Ethernet Connection
    83
  - Set-Up of IP Address
    83
  - DHCP (Typical Tetraflex Single Node)
    83
  - How Does DHCP Work with the SB421 (BSC)
    83
  - Changing the BS421 IP
    84
  - Figure 2-10: Dhcp Setup
    84
  - Figure 2-11: Dhcp Redundant Setup
    85
  - Static IP
    86
  - Figure 2-12: Static Ip Setup
    86
  - TR421 Update / Install
    87
  - Installing Windows CE on BS421
    88
  - Copy Nk.bin (Wince) to BS421
    88
  - Configure Admin User
    90
  - Figure 2-13: Nk.bin Copy
    90
  - Figure 2-14: Configure Admin and User
    90
  - Configure Host Name
    91
  - Configure File-Server User
    91
  - Figure 2-15: Configure Host Name
    91
  - Copy to and from Compact Flash Card (CF Card) on BS421
    92
  - Figure 2-16: Configure User and Password
    92
  - Add a Transceiver
    93
  - Diversity Configuration
    94
  - RX-B Setting (Diversity) in Tetraom
    94
  - And 4 Carrier Operation
    94
  - Synchronization
    94
  - GPS Setup Commands
    98
  - BS421 Manual Frequency Adjustment Procedure
    98
  - Figure 2-17: 1 Second Sync Indicators
    98
  - Turn on Base Station Power
    99
  - Special Precautions
    99
  - Set-Up of IP Address
    99
  - Add a Transceiver
    100
  - TX Alarm
    101
  - Diversity
    102
  - Add a Power Supply
    102
  - Combiner Adjustment
    102
  - Antenna Measurement
    103
  - Save BSC and TR Configuration
    103
  - TMA/TMD Installation Adjustment
    103
  - Introduction
    103
  - Tools and Equipment
    104
  - Adjustment Procedure
    104
  - Bs41X Manual Frequency Adjustment Procedure
    105
  - Setting the Main Parameters
    107
  - TX Power
    109
  - BS Power Reduced
    110
- Network Management Installation
  
  111
  - The DAMM Network Management Application
    111
  - NM Installation on an External PC
    111
  - Figure 2-18: Network Management Main Screen
    111
  - SNMP Gateway
    112
  - SNMP Installation
    113
  - SNMP Manually PC Installation
    113
  - SNMP MIB Tree
    115
  - Figure 19: the Damm-Global-Module
    115
- Dispatcher Installation
  
  117
- Log Server
  
  120
  - General Description
    120
  - Logserver License
    120
  - Logserver Tray Configuration
    121
  - Log API
    124
  - Log Server Installation
    125
  - Internal Log Server
    125
  - External Log Workstation and Log Server
    125
  - Log Client
    129
  - Log Client Installation on a PC with Windows 7
    129
  - SQL Server
    130
  - General Description
    130
  - ODBC Access to SQL Server
    130
  - Log Server Maintenance
    130
- Voice Gateway
  
  131
  - Voice Gateway Configuration
    132
  - Innovaphone IP800 Configuration
    134
  - Figure 2-20: Voice Gateway Status
    134
  - Figure 2-21: Voice Gw Ip
    134
  - Figure 2-22: Gatekeeper Registration
    135
  - Example of the IP800 Objects
    136
  - IP 800 Route Table Example
    136
  - Figure 2-23: Objects in Pabx Mode (Example)
    136
  - Figure 2-24: Route Table Example
    136
- Packet Data Gateway
  
  137
  - PD GW Configuration
    138
  - Packet Data PC Network Configuration
    141
  - Network Configuration
    141
  - MS Configuration
    141
  - Main Router
    142
- Application Gateway
  
  143
  - Application Programming Interface (API)
    143
  - Figure 2-25: Api Function
    143
  - API Support
    144
  - API Compatibility
    144
  - API Test Applications
    144
  - API Configuration
    144
  - API Installation
    144
  - To Install the API Client (Dispatcher)
    144
  - Bringing the API to Work on Your System
    145
  - In the Subscriber Register
    145
  - In the Application (Dispatcher) Folder
    145
  - Figure 2-26: Application Subscriber
    145
  - Figure 2-27: Configuration Methods. Configuration File and Dispatcher Connection
    146
  - API Dongle Settings
    147
  - Figure 2-28: Node Dongle Figure 2-29: Client Dongle
    147
  - API Configuration File
    148
  - Test of API Function
    149
  - API Test Tool
    149
  - Figure 2-30: C# Test
    149
  - Check API Connection
    150
  - Test Via API OM
    150
  - Figure 2-31: C# Test Api
    150
  - Figure 2-32: C# Test Api Connection
    150
  - Figure 2-33: Tetraom Connections
    150
  - Useful Commands
    151
  - Figure 2-34: Api Connection Status
    151
  - Figure 2-35: Gui Window
    152
  - Figure 2-36: Subscriber Window
    152
- Terminal Gateway
  
  153
- Tetraom
  
  156
  - Power Supply Addressing Outdoor (SB421)
    157
  - TR412, Combiner, Power Supply Addressing Indoor (Bs4Xx)
    157
  - Figure 2-37: Ip Ping
    157
  - Functional Description
    158
  - Commands
    158
  - Repeating Commands
    159
  - Simultaneous Commands
    159
  - Local Blocking Mode
    159
  - Parameters
    159
  - Saving Configuration
    161
  - Tetraom Set up
    161
  - Figure 2-38: Om Connection
    162
  - Figure 2-39: Tetraom Communications Window
    163
  - Tetraom Help
    164
  - Figure 2-40: Tr Identity
    164
  - Figure 2-41: Om Help
    165
  - Figure 2-42: Om Help
    165
  - Tetraom Editor
    166
  - Figure 2-43: Om Syntax
    166
  - Tetraom Logging
    167
  - Logging to File
    167
  - Some Useful Tetraom Commands
    169
  - VNC Setup
    173
  - Figure 2-44: Vnc Picture
    173
  - Figure 2-45: Vnc My Device
    173
  - File Transfer Via To/From BS
    174
  - Figure 2-46: Vnc Cf Card Directory
    174
  - Figure 2-47: File Transfer
    174
  - Changing General Setup and Sync
    175
  - Figure 2-48: Tr Setup and Sync
    175
- IP Backbone Network Layout and Configuration
  
  176
  - Multi Node Router Considerations
    176
  - Network Layout Principle
    176
  - Backbone Network Physical Connection
    177
  - Outdoor/Sb421
    177
  - Indoor/Bs41X
    177
  - Figure 2-49: Backbone Network Principle
    177
  - Redundant BSC - SB421 or Bs41X
    178
  - IP Addressing Schemes
    178
  - Figure 2-50: Bsc Multicast Settings
    179
  - Figure 2-51: Applicable Om Commands
    179
  - Considerations about Network Bandwidth
    181
  - Figure 2-52: Adding Persistent Route Entry
    181
  - Group Call
    182
  - Full Duplex
    182
  - Half Duplex
    182
  - Replication
    182
  - Control Packets
    182
  - Log Server
    183
  - Multi Vocoder
    183
  - The IP Interconnection Scheme of Tetraflex Per Site
    183
  - Figure 2-53: Addressing Examples
    183
  - Figure 2-54: Viewing Ip Configuration
    184
  - Figure 2-55: Applicable Om Commands
    184
  - Recommendation
    185
  - Recommended Router Hardware
    185
  - Applicable Router Techniques
    185
  - Vpn
    185
  - Figure 2-56: Ip Configuration of Lan Interface Card
    185
  - Multicast Networking
    186
  - Routing Multicast
    186
  - Group Management in Multicast
    186
  - Applicable Tools for Router Programming
    187
  - Ultraedit
    187
  - Wordpad
    187
  - Hyperterminal
    187
  - Putty
    187
  - 3Cdeamon
    187
  - Tftp32
    187
- Part-3: Tetraflex Applications
  
  188
- General System Description
  
  189
  - Tetraflex V7.6 General System Description
    189
  - Site Versus Node
    189
  - Software Packages
    189
  - Software Packages Execution or Update
    189
- Base Station Controller
  
  191
  - Bsc.exe Description
    191
  - Bsc-Gui
    191
  - Figure 3-1: Bsc-Gui
    192
- Network Management
  
  197
  - Toolbar
    197
  - Figure 3-3: Nm Toolbar
    197
  - NM Menu
    198
  - File
    198
  - Figure 3-5: Network
    199
  - Figure 3-6: Tetraom Path
    199
  - Figure 3-7: Log Client Path Setup
    200
  - Figure 3-8: Remote Desktop Setup
    200
  - Figure 3-9: Language Selection
    200
  - Figure 3-10: Security Setting
    201
  - Figure 3-11: Alarm Sound Configuration
    201
  - View
    202
  - Tools
    202
  - Help
    202
  - Graphical Tools for Fast Access and Information Overview
    202
  - Notification Icons
    202
  - Figure 3-12: Application Select and Alarms
    202
  - Selection Icons
    203
  - Nodes
    204
  - Figure 3-13: Node Options Showing Active and Standby Bsc
    205
  - Status
    206
  - Figure 3-14: Status
    206
  - Map
    207
  - Figure 3-15: Map
    207
  - BSC List
    208
  - Alarms
    208
  - Figure 3-16: Bsc List
    208
  - Status
    209
  - Config
    209
  - Subscriber
    210
  - Sub. Chk
    211
  - Ip's
    212
  - Radio Status
    213
  - Radio Config
    214
  - Carrier Numbers
    216
  - Neighbor Cells
    217
  - Voice GW
    217
  - SIP Setup
    218
  - Figure 3-17: Om Command S13 - Voice Gateway Status
    219
  - Pd Gw
    220
  - App GW
    221
  - Subscribers
    222
  - Subscriber Definition
    222
  - Organization
    223
  - Profile
    225
  - Figure 3-18: Subscriber Profile
    225
  - Figure 3-20: Service Restrictions
    227
  - Figure 3-21: Radio Cell Restrictions
    229
  - Figure 3-22: Subscriber Class
    229
  - Figure 3-23: Profile Security Mode
    230
  - Figure 3-24: Tea Details
    231
  - Figure 3-25: Short Number Details
    231
  - Subscriber Common Settings
    234
  - Mobile Subscriber
    236
  - Figure 3-27: Call Transfer Details
    237
  - Group Subscriber
    238
  - Figure 3-29: Group Include
    239
  - Application Subscriber
    240
  - Terminal Subscriber
    241
  - Dial-In Subscriber
    243
  - Emergency Subscriber
    244
  - Security Key
    245
  - Figure 3-32: Security Key
    245
  - Log Servers
    247
  - Description
    249
  - Definitions
    249
  - Backup
    250
  - Restore
    250
  - Figure 3-33: Key Principles
    250
- Dispatcher
  
  252
  - General Description
    252
  - Tetraflex Dispatcher Functionality
    253
  - Views
    254
  - Figure 3-34: Dispatcher Main Window
    254
  - Figure 3-35: Dispatcher Tool Bar
    254
  - Connection Configuration
    255
  - Figure 3-36: Views
    255
  - Figure 3-37: Connection Configuration
    255
  - Dispatcher Configuration
    256
  - Audio
    256
  - Figure 3-38: Dispatcher Configuration
    256
  - Language
    257
  - Figure 3-39: Language Setting
    257
  - Calls
    258
  - Map View
    259
  - Figure 3-40: Map View (Google)
    259
  - Mobile Positions Storage
    261
  - Figure 3-41: Mobile Positions Storage
    261
  - Sds
    262
  - External Devices
    262
  - Updates
    263
  - Figure 3-42: Ontrak Alarm Box
    263
  - Subscriber Register
    264
  - Figure 3-43: Subscriber Register
    264
  - Figure 3-44: Subscriber Register Change
    265
  - Figure 3-45: Subscriber Find Filter
    265
  - Phonebook Functionality
    266
  - Mobile Indicators in the Phonebook
    267
  - Figure 3-46: Phonebook
    267
  - Phone Book Docking
    268
  - Phone Book Search
    268
  - Figure 3-47: Search Dialogue
    268
  - Direct Call
    269
  - Call Dialog
    269
  - Figure 3-48: Group Call Dialogue
    270
  - Show Associated Organizations
    271
  - Figure 3-49: Individual Call Dialogue
    271
  - Show Favorites
    272
  - Figure 3-50: Associated Organizations
    272
  - Figure 3-51: Favorites
    272
  - Show Only Registered Subscribers
    273
  - Figure 3-52: Subscriber View
    273
  - Voice Calls
    274
  - Subscriber Always Displayed
    274
  - Volume Control
    274
  - Figure 3-53: Active Call Window with Group Calls
    274
  - Figure 3-54: Call Volume Control
    274
  - Master PTT Button
    275
  - USB Foot Switch
    275
  - Standard PTT Button
    275
  - Figure 3-55: Active Call Window with Master Ptt
    275
  - Alternative Audio Devices
    276
  - Audio Device Error
    276
  - Standard Voice Call
    276
  - Figure 3-56: Fixed Group Indication
    277
  - Figure 3-57: Voice Call Option
    277
  - Call Authorized by Dispatcher (CAD)
    278
  - Figure 3-58: Always Displayed
    278
  - Call Merge (Dispatching)
    279
  - Figure 3-59: Cad Service Restrictions
    279
  - Receiving Emergency Calls
    280
  - Voice Call History
    280
  - Figure 3-60: Call Merge
    280
  - Figure 3-61: Emergency Call
    280
  - Figure 3-62: Missed Emergency Call
    280
  - Figure 3-63: Missed Emergency Call
    280
  - Dgna
    281
  - Assigning Subscribers to DGNA
    281
  - Figure 3-64: Voice Call History
    281
  - Figure 3-65: Dgna Group Assignment
    282
  - Figure 3-66: Dgna Subscriber Selection
    282
  - Figure 3-67: Dgna Subscriber Assignment
    283
  - Figure 3-68: Dgna Drag and Drop Selection
    283
  - Assigning Subscribers to DGNA
    284
  - Showing DGNA History
    284
  - Figure 3-69: Dgna Assignment
    284
  - Figure 3-70: Dgna De-Assign
    284
  - Figure 3-71: Dgna De-Assigned Terminals
    284
  - SDS Functionality
    285
  - Figure 3-72: Individual Subscriber Dgna History
    285
  - Figure 3-73: Group Dgna History
    285
  - Figure 3-74: Sds Inbox
    285
  - SDS Details
    286
  - Figure 3-75: Sds Outbox
    286
  - Receiving Emergency SDS
    287
  - ADU200 Emergency Alarm Box
    287
  - Figure 3-76: Sds Details
    287
  - Figure 3-77: Emergency Sds
    287
  - Map
    288
  - Detach Map
    288
  - Positioning
    288
  - Figure 3-78: Positioning Google
    289
  - Configuring Positioning
    290
  - Overlay File in ESRI Map (.Shp) Format
    290
  - Figure 3-79: Overlay on Google Map
    291
  - Other Map Options
    292
  - RSSI Measurement Plot
    293
  - Send File
    293
- Log Server
  
  296
  - Description
    296
  - General Description
    296
  - The Tetraflex Network and the Log Server
    296
  - Figure 3-80 Tetraflex ® Network with Log Server
    297
  - Log Server Tray
    298
- Log Client
  
  299
  - Description
    299
  - Functionality
    299
  - Statistics View
    300
  - Figure 3-81: Log Client - Main Window
    300
  - Node
    301
  - Figure 3-82: Configuration Dialog Example
    301
  - Figure 3-83: Export Dialog Example
    301
  - Radio
    302
  - Radio Cell Alarm
    302
  - Radio Cell Timeslot
    302
  - Figure 3-84: Node
    302
  - Figure 3-85: Radio, Alarm
    302
  - Radio Cell Congestion
    303
  - Figure 3-86: Radio, Timeslot
    303
  - Voice GW
    304
  - Voice GW Alarm
    304
  - Voice GW Channels
    304
  - Voice GW Congestion
    304
  - Figure 3-87: Radio, Congestion
    304
  - Figure 3-88: Voice Gw, Alarms
    304
  - Figure 3-89: Voice Gw, Channels
    304
  - Packet Data GW
    305
  - Application GW
    305
  - Application GW Alarms
    305
  - Figure 3-90: Voice Gw, Congestion
    305
  - Figure 3-91: Packet Data Gw, Alarms
    305
  - Application GW Registration
    306
  - Application GW Streams
    306
  - Figure 3-92: Application Gw, Alarms
    306
  - Figure 3-93: Application Gw, Registrations
    306
  - Terminal GW
    307
  - Terminal GW Alarms
    307
  - Figure 3-94: Application Gw, Registrations
    307
  - Figure 3-95: Application Gw, Alarms
    307
  - Terminal GW Registrations
    308
  - Terminal GW Streams
    308
  - Figure 3-96:Terminal Gw, Registrations
    308
  - Figure 3-97:Terminal Gw, Streams
    308
  - CDR View
    309
  - Figure 3-98: Log Client, Call Data Records
    309
  - Figure 3-99: Log Client. Additional Call Info
    310
  - MS Registration View
    311
  - Latest MS Registrations
    312
  - MS Registration History
    312
  - Figure 3-100: Log Client, Latest Ms Registrations
    312
  - Figure 3-101: Log Client, Ms Registration History
    312
  - MS RSSI History
    313
  - Status Views
    313
  - Figure 3-102: Log Client, Ms Rssi History
    313
  - Status Tab
    314
  - Figure 3-103: Log Client, Status View
    314
  - Common
    315
  - Subscriber
    315
  - Figure 3-104: Log Client, Status Subscriber Register
    315
  - Radio Status
    316
  - Radio Config
    316
  - Figure 3-105: Log Client, Radio Status
    316
  - Figure 3-106: Log Client, Radio Config
    316
  - Voice GW
    317
  - Figure 3-107: Log Client, Voice Gw
    317
  - Packet Data-GW
    318
  - Application -GW
    318
  - Figure 3-108: Log Client, Status Packet Data Gw
    318
  - Figure 3-109: Log Client. Status Application Gw
    318
  - Terminal-GW
    319
  - Figure 3-110: Log Client. Status Application Gw
    319
  - Settings View
    320
  - Database
    320
  - Figure 3-111: Log Client, Settings Database
    320
  - Log Server Maintenance
    321
  - Scheduled Maintenance
    321
  - Figure 3-112 Log Client Setting View -Database Tab
    322
  - Maintenance Now
    323
  - Figure 3-113 Backup Destination Login Credentials
    323
  - Figure 3-114 Next Scheduled Maintenance Task
    323
  - Figure 3-115 Confirm Manual Maintenance
    323
  - Maintenance History
    324
  - Figure 3-116 Follow Maintenance Progress
    324
  - Figure 3-117 Maintenance History
    324
  - Manual Backup of the Database
    325
  - Restoring a Database
    325
  - Figure 3-118 Additional Info Maintenance
    325
  - Figure 3-119 Backed up Files
    326
  - Figure 3-120 Selection the Database Backup
    326
  - Figure 3-121 Backup Restored
    327
  - Nodes
    328
  - Figure 3-122: Log Client, Node Information
    328
  - Subscriber Register
    329
  - Figure 3-123: Log Client, Subscriber List
    329
  - Sound
    332
  - Figure 3-124: Log Client, Sound Settings
    332
  - Logserver Licens
    334
  - Figure 3-125: Logserver Licenses
    334
  - Logserver Config
    335
  - Figure 3-126: Logserver Config
    335
- Group Bridge
  
  336
  - Group Bridge Description
    336
  - Figure 3-127: Group Bridge Connections
    336
  - Group Bridge Installation
    338
  - Figure 3-128: Group Bridge Gui
    338
  - Group Bridge Setup
    339
  - Terminal Gateway Connection Details
    341
  - Tetra Radio Device Connection Details
    342
  - Settings Piciorgros DVI-100 Parameters
    344
  - Analog Radio Device Connection Details
    348
- Part-4: Technical References
  
  353
  - Introduction
    354
  - Typical Antenna Configuration
    355
  - Tma412/Tmd412
    355
  - RX Antenna
    356
  - TX Antenna
    357
  - GPS Antenna
    358
  - TX Inter-Modulation Considerations
    359
  - Introduction
    362
  - Cavity Combiner System
    362
  - Circulator
    363
  - Cavity Filter
    365
  - Junction Cables
    365
  - Filter Connection Cable
    365
  - TX Output Filter
    366
  - Power Measurement
    366
  - TCC411 TX Combiner Controller
    366
  - BS414 4-Way Hybrid Combiner System
    367
  - Introduction
    368
  - RX Signal Path Description
    368
  - Supply and Alarm Circuits
    369
  - RF Test Loop Path Description
    370
- TR412 Transceiver Description
  
  371
  - Introduction
    371
  - Receiver
    371
  - Transmitter
    372
  - Reference Oscillators
    373
  - Dsp
    374
  - Micro Controller
    374
  - Diversity Implementation
    375
  - Diversity Gain Versus Correlation Factor
    376
  - BER Versus Input Signal TCH7.2
    377
  - MER Versus Input Signal SCH/F
    377
  - Introduction
    379
  - Rectifier
    379
  - And +26V DC/DC Converters
    380
  - Micro-Controller
    380
- Battery Test SB421
  
  382
- Part-5: Hardware Units
  
  386
- Recommended Hardware
  
  388
  - Sealed Coaxial Cable 880014
    389
  - Ethernet Cable 105091 / 105092
    391
  - Power Cable 105093 / 105094
    395
  - SB421 Internal Battery 7980001
    396
  - GPS Antenna 8230001
    398
  - Tetraflex Fuses Replacements
    399
- Part-6: List of Figures & Index
  
  400
L Fist of Igures

401

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