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    Alarm Configuration in Ericsson System

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    During a system fallback, alarms must be configured according to the previous Ericsson system. The alarm cable in the Krone block just needs to be reconnected; the 37-pin connector to the Ericsson RBS does not need to be remade. It is important that the right alarm cable is punched into the right slot in the Krone block. GP uses nine alarms that are connected via either 13-pair or 16-pair cables, with the same color pairs used for each alarm type. Taking clear photos of the Krone block before a swap can help avoid confusion during fallback.

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    During a system fallback, alarms must be configured according to the previous Ericsson system. The alarm cable in the Krone block just needs to be reconnected; the 37-pin connector to the Ericsson RBS does not need to be remade. It is important that the right alarm cable is punched into the right slot in the Krone block. GP uses nine alarms that are connected via either 13-pair or 16-pair cables, with the same color pairs used for each alarm type. Taking clear photos of the Krone block before a swap can help avoid confusion during fallback.

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    During a system fallback, alarms must be configured according to the previous Ericsson system. The alarm cable in the Krone block just needs to be reconnected; the 37-pin connector to the Ericsson RBS does not need to be remade. It is important that the right alarm cable is punched into the right slot in the Krone block. GP uses nine alarms that are connected via either 13-pair or 16-pair cables, with the same color pairs used for each alarm type. Taking clear photos of the Krone block before a swap can help avoid confusion during fallback.

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    Alarm Configuration in Ericsson System

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    GP ALARM CONFIGURATION

    IN ERICSSON SYSTEM
    If we can not avoid FALLBACK during swap night we
    have to configure the alarms according to previous
    system (Ericsson system). At that time alarm
    configuration may be needed.
    During the FALLBACK we dont need to remake 37 pin
    connector which is connected to Ericsson RBS. We
    just need to punch the alarm cable in Krone Block.
    The most important thing is that right alarm cable
    must be punched in right slot of Krone Block.

    GP is using nine alarms for its network at


    present:

    Temperature high
    Mains fail
    Battery disconnected pre alarm
    Rectifier module fail
    Aviation light failure
    Generator running
    Fuel level low
    Water level high
    Door open

    In GP network two types of alarm cables are


    used:
    13 pairs alarm cable
    16 pairs alarm cable

    07/27/15

    GRAMEENPHONE LTD.

    13 pairs alarm cable


    1st pair: white blue
    2nd pair: white orange
    3rd pair: white green
    disconnected pre alarm
    4th pair: white brown
    fail
    5th pair: white gray
    6th pair: red
    blue
    7th pair: red
    orange
    8th pair: red
    green
    9th pair: red
    brown
    10th pair: red
    gray
    11th pair: black blue
    12th pair: black orange
    13th pair: black green

    07/27/15

    Temperature high
    Mains fail
    Battery
    Rectifier module
    Aviation light failure
    Generator running
    Fuel level low
    Water level high
    Door open
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A

    GRAMEENPHONE LTD.

    16 pairs alarm cable


    1st pair: white blue
    2nd pair: white orange
    3rd pair: white green
    disconnected pre alarm
    4th pair: white brown
    fail
    5th pair: white gray
    6th pair: red
    blue
    7th pair: red orange
    8th pair: red green
    9th pair: red brown
    10th pair: red gray
    11th pair: black blue
    12th pair: black orange
    13th pair: black green

    Temperature high
    Mains fail
    Battery
    Rectifier module
    Aviation light failure
    Generator running
    Fuel level low
    Water level high
    Door open
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A
    N/A

    Basically in both types of alarm cable (13 &


    16 pairs) same pair of colors are used for
    each alarm. For example, in both cases white
    & blue combination is used for temperature
    alarm. So we dont need to be bother about
    the number of pairs of the cable.
    However, Taking of clear pictures of
    Krone Block before swap started is also
    a smart way to avoid confusion during
    FALLBACK.

    07/27/15

    GRAMEENPHONE LTD.

    07/27/15
    GRAMEENPHONE LTD.

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