ID | Name | Meaning |
---|---|---|
1 | Site No. | Number of the site where the faulty board or module is located Value range: 0-2047 |
2 | Board Type | Number of the type which the faulty board belongs to. 147:PBU |
3 | Board No. | Number of the fault board 0:PBU 0 |
4 | PassNo | Number of the passage where the faulty board is located. |
5 | SubLink No. | Alarm sub-category number 255:None |
6 | Cell Index | Index of the cell where the board or module is located 0-2047: Cell index of the faulty cell in the data configuration 65535: None |
7 | Site Type | Type of the site where the faulty board is located. 12:BTS3012; 13:BTS3006C; 14:BTS3002E; 15:BTS3012AE; 16:BTS3012 II; |
8 | RackNo | Number of the rack where the faulty board is located. |
9 | BoxNo | Number of the subrack where the faulty board is located. |
10 | SlotNo | Number of the slot where the faulty board is located. |
11 | Site Name | Site Name |
12 | Alarm Attribute | Alarm Character 0:Normal 1:Transient Count |
Check whether there are such correlated alarms as ALM-4154 TRX main clock alarm, ALM-4124 TRX Hardware Prompt Alarm, ALM-4106 TRX Software Running Abnormal Alarm, ALM-4192 TRX communication alarm, ALM-9682 PBU Main Clock Alarm and ALM-9684 PBU Slave Clock Alarmon the alarm management system. Replace the TDU if any. View whether the original alarm is cleared.
Y=> The alarm handling ends.
N=> Go to Step 2.
Replace the active and standby TMUs. Check whether the alarm is cleared.
Y=> The alarm handling ends.
N=> Go to Step 3.
Replace the PBU and check whether the alarm is cleared.
Y=> The alarm handling ends.
N=> Go to Step 4.
Remove and re-insert the cable, or replace it with a proper one if necessary. Check whether the alarm is cleared.
Y=> The alarm handling ends.
N=> Go to Step 5.
Replace the TRB and the CMB. View whether the alarm is cleared.
Y=> The alarm handling ends.