Reset RET Antenna(RST RETANT)

Function

An OM command that resets the RET antenna.

Note

1. The MML client must run properly.

2. The BSC must communicate properly with the BTS.

3. The BTS must be configured with the board that controls the RET antenna and connected with the RET antenna.

4. The running of this command will cause the RET antenna software to run again.

Parameters

ID	Name	Description
IDXTYPE	Index Type	Meaning: how to specify a BTS Value range: BYNAME(By Name), BYIDX(By Index) Explanation: This parameter determines whether to specify a BTS by its name or index. Default value: None
BTSIDX	BTS Index	Meaning: BTS index Value range: 0-2047 Explanation: 1. This parameter specifies the number of a BTS. Each BTS is numbered uniquely in a BSC. 2. This parameter is mandatory if Index Type is set to BYIDX(By Index). Default value: None
BTSNAME	BTS Name	Meaning: BTS name Value range: 1-32 characters Explanation: 1. This parameter specifies the name of the target BTS. Each BTS is named uniquely in a BSC. 2. This parameter is mandatory if Index Type is set to BYNAME(By Name). Default value: None
SRN	Subrack No.	Meaning: subrack number Value range: 0-53 Explanation: This parameter specifies the number of the subrack in which the board that controls the RET antenna is located. The subrack number is unique in a BTS. Default value: None
SN	Slot No.	Meaning: slot number Value range: 0-23 Explanation: This parameter specifies the number of the slot that holds the board that controls the RET antenna. Default value: None
ANTNO	Antenna No	Meaning: antenna number Value range: 0-35 Explanation: This parameter specifies the number of a RET antenna. Default value: None

Example

Reset the RET antenna (Index Type = BYIDX(By Index); BTS Index = 0; Subrack No. = 0; Slot No. = 3; Antenna No = 0):
RST RETANT: IDXTYPE=BYIDX, BTSIDX=0, SRN=0, SN=3, ANTNO=0;