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FAULT_CLAS FAULT_
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CODE
2AMAP
0
2AMAP
1
2AMAP
2
2AMAP
3
2AMAP
4
2AMAP
5
2AMAP
6
2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
12
2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
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FAULT_CLASSFAULT_CODE
2AMAP-0
2AMAP-1
2AMAP-2
2AMAP-3
2AMAP-4
2AMAP-5
2AMAP-6
2AMAP-7
2AMAP-8
2AMAP-9
2AMAP-10
2AMAP-12
2AMAP-13
2AMAP-14
2AMAP-16
2AMAP-17
2AMAP-18
2AMAP-19
2AMAP-20
2AMAP-21
2AMAP-22
2AMAP-23
2AMAP-24
2AMAP-25
2AMAP-26
2AMAP-27
2AMAP-28
2AMAP-29
2AMAP-30
2AMAP-31
2AMAP-32
2AMAP-33
2AMAP-34
2AMAP-35
2AMAP-36
2AMAP-37
2AMAP-38
2AMAP-39
2AMAP-40
2AMAP-41
2AMAP-42
2AMAP-43
2AMAP-44
2AMAP-45
2AMAP-46
2AMAP-47
2AMAP-48
2AMAP-49
2AMAP-50
2AMAP-51
2AMAP-52
2AMAP-53
2AMAP-54
2AMAP-55
2AMAP-56
2AMAP-57
2AMAP-58
RXOCF/2AMAP/59
RXOCF/2AMAP/60
RXOCF/2AMAP/61
RXOCF/2AMAP/62
RXOCF/2AMAP/63
RXOCF/2AMAP/64
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RXOCF/2AMAP/79
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RXOCF/2AMAP/82
RXOCF/2AMAP/83
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
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2AMAP
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2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
2AMAP
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2AMAP-59
2AMAP-60
2AMAP-61
2AMAP-62
2AMAP-63
2AMAP-64
2AMAP-65
2AMAP-66
2AMAP-67
2AMAP-68
2AMAP-69
2AMAP-70
2AMAP-71
2AMAP-72
2AMAP-73
2AMAP-74
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2AMAP-83
Fault Description
Reset, failed restart attempt
Reset, power on
Reset, switch
Reset, watchdog
Reset, SW fault
Reset, RAM fault
Reset, internal function change
RXDA A/B amplifier current fault
VSWR limits exceeded
Output power limits exceeded
DXU optional EEPROM checksum fault
Rx Maxgain/Mingain Violated
Timing unit VCO ageing
R9-Supervision/Communication Lost; R10-CDU Supervision/Communication Lost
Indoor temp out of normal conditional range
Indoor humidity
DC voltage out of range
Power system in stand-alone mode
External power fault
Internal power capacity reduced
Battery backup capacity reduced
Fan capacity reduced
HW fault
Load file missing in DXU OR ECU
Climate sensor fault
System voltage sensor fault
A/D converter fault
Over voltage production/Varistor Fault
Local bus fault
High-frequency software fault
Non-volatile memory corrupted
RX diversity lost
Output voltage fault
Optional synchronisation source
RU database corrupted
Circuit breaker tripped
Default values used
RX cable disconnected
Reset, DXU link lost
Lost communication TRU
Lost communication ECU
Internal configuration failed
ESB distribution failure
High Temperature
DB Parameter Fault
Antenna Hopping Failure
GPS Synch Fault
NA
RBS Running on Battery
TMA Supervision/Communication Lost
CXU Supervision/Communication Lost
HW and IDB Inconsistent
Timingbusfault
NA
NA
RX PATH IMBALANCE
Disconnected
ALARM TYPE
NA
DXU Related
DXU Related
DXU Related
DXU Related
DXU Related
DXU Related
CDU Related
VSWR Issue
CDU Related
DXU Related
RX PATH Related
DXU Related
CDU Related
HIGH TEMP
HIGH TEMP
Power Releated
Power Releated
Power Releated
Power Releated
Power Releated
Fan Unit Releated
Hardware Issue
DXU Related
Temp Sensor Releated
Temp Sensor Releated
Power Releated
Power Releated
DXU Related
DXU Related
DXU Related
RX PATH Related
TMA Related
DXU Related
IDB Related
Power Releated
DXU Related
RX PATH Related
DXU Related
TRU Releated
Power Releated
Power Releated
DXU Related
HighTemperature/VSWR limits exceed
IDB Related
Antenna Hopping Failure
GPS
NA
Power Releated
TMA Related
CDU Related
IDB Related
DXU Related
NA
NA
RX PATH Related
DXU Related
HIGH TEMP
HIGH TEMP
HIGH TEMP
Low TEMP
HIGH TEMP
Low TEMP
Power Releated
Power Releated
Power Releated
Power Releated
Product Mismatch
Power Releated
Power Releated
DXU Related
DXU Related
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
DXU Related
TRU Releated
DXU Related
DXU Related
DXU Related
Action to be Check
NA
Reset has occurred on DXU
Reset has occurred on DXU
Reset has occurred on DXU
Reset has occurred on DXU
Reset has occurred on DXU
Reset has occurred on DXU
An RXDA in a CDU (or DU) is faulty.Read the BTS logs to find out which side (A or B) is faulty.
VSWR at TRU output is outside limits-Check Antenna&Cable
There is probably a fault on the TX path,TX high temperature or saturation-Try to reinstall IDB,Check RX Cable,Check the Pf/Pr cables
The EEPROM of the DXU optional synchronisation board contains corrupted data.
For 2202-HLin/HLout loss Path to be check
The VCO control value is an integer between 0 and 16384 (214). When it gets outside the range 384-16000, fault I2A:13 is raised on CF.
Communication problem on the CDU-bus between TRU and CDU-CDU BUS Cable to be check
AC Coolling Not Sufficient
AC Coolling Not Sufficient
AC mains has failed and BTS is running on batteries.
The Opto cable is broken or wrongly connected
There is a failure in AC supply.
The power supply from the PSUs is reduced.
The power supply from the batteries is reduced.
The climate system is not able to function properly. 0
A fault has occurred on CU, affecting
An SW file is missing in DXU or ECU flash.
A temperature sensor or humidity sensor is faulty.
The system voltage sensor in ECU is not functioning.
The A/D converter in ECU is faulty => measurements from climate and voltage sensors cannot be read.
A varistor (also called OVP-Overvoltage Protector) in ACCU is faulty. Replace varistor.
DXU has received a high number of faulty frames on local bus-Check DXU BUS Cable
Frequent errors during execution of application SW in DXU or ECU.
The contents of the DXU or ECU flash memory is corrupted
The imbalance in signal strength between the receiver A- and B-side is supervised on a TRU basis. Check that all cables on RX-path are properly connected (
The voltage supply to a TMA is faulty. RX is not getting any signals from the side using this TMA which reduces sensitivity by about 3.5 dB.This is probably a H
The long-term synchronisation reference from the optional oscillator is faulty
The RU database in one of the following units (CDU, CU, FU, DU, ECU, BFU, PSU, BDM) is corrupted or cannot be read by the SW.
A circuit breaker in ACCU has tripped.
A SW subsystem in DXU or ECU is using default parameters for its internal configuration =>the DXU/ECU performance might be reduced.
Reconnect or replace the disconnected RX cable
NA
This can happen when there are more TRUs defined in IDB than the actual amount installed in cabinet-modify IDB - in OMT
NA
NA
NA
VSWR limits exceeded. Temperature in CDU is above normal conditional range.Check that all dummies
Need IDB Reload
To enable antenna hopping, at least one antenna system must include two enabled TXs, connected to separate antennas-Antenna Hopping = On/Off in the IDB
The defined GPS receiver has a hardware fault
NA
NA
No information available yet
Check CXU Cable connection
Need IDB Reload
Possible reasons Faulty DXU, DXU backplane or TRU backplane-Switch the DXU OFF and ON,Replace the local bus cable between the DXU/ECU and TRU
NA
NA
Feeder cable & Antenna connection to be check
An alarm is raised if there is no contact with a unit expected to be in the RBS
Service Affect
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