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DAMM TetraFlex BS421 Manual (408 pages)

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

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
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Introduction

Reference Documents

Tetraflex ® Manual Breakdown

Revision

Abbreviations / Definitions

Part-1: Hardware Installation

Part-2: Sw Installation and Configuration

Basic System Parameters

Virus Protection

Dongle Configuration

Software Installation

SB421 Configuration

Network Management Installation

Dispatcher Installation

Log Server

Voice Gateway

Packet Data Gateway

Application Gateway

Terminal Gateway

Tetraom

IP Backbone Network Layout and Configuration

Part-3: Tetraflex Applications

General System Description

Base Station Controller

Network Management

Dispatcher

Log Server

Log Client

Group Bridge

Part-4: Technical References

TR412 Transceiver Description

Battery Test SB421

Part-5: Hardware Units

Recommended Hardware

Part-6: List of Figures & Index

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