VSWR Test
VSWR Test
VSWR Test
Step 2 On the SMT, double-click Site Management Right in the Function list, as
shown in Figure 6-96.
Figure 1-2 Obtaining the site management rights (1)
Step 3 In the displayed Site Management Right dialog box, click Get, as shown in
Figure 6-97.
Figure 1-3 Obtaining the site management rights (2)
Step 6 In the displayed VSWR Test window, set BoardNo, ACN, and Test Mode,
and then click Start Test, as shown in Figure 6-100.
Figure 1-6 Setting the parameters related to the precise VSWR test
Step 7 Wait until the test result is displayed in the window, check the result, and
then click Close, as shown in Figure 6-101.
When the tested VSWR is equal to or less than 1.5, the reported distance is invalid.
Step 8 On the SMT, double-click Site Management Right in the Function list ,as
shown in Figure 6-102.
Figure 1-8 Releasing the site management rights (1)
Step 9 In the displayed Site Management Right dialog box, click Release. After
you are prompted that the site management rights are successfully released, click Close ,as
shown in Figure 6-103.
Figure 1-9 Releasing the site management rights (2)
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Procedure for Testing the VSWR on the LMT
In one BTS, tests are performed in series. In the case of multiple BTSs, tests can be performed in
parallel.
To test the VSWR of a single BTS on the LMT, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Start the BSC6000 LMT, and then click the MML client button, as shown in
Figure 6-104.
Figure 1-10 Clicking the MML client button
Step 2 Type STR VSWRTEST in the Command Input box, and set the parameters
as follows:
Set Index Type to BYNAME(By Name).
Type the BTS name, (for example C11_VERSION) in the BTS Name box, as shown in
Figure 6-105.
Set Board No. according to the board to be tested. When the board number is not specified,
the test will be performed on all modules if the antenna tributary number is not set.
Set Antenna Tributary No..
Set Test Mode to FDR(FDR).
Click the execution button (the button highlighted in a red rectangle in Figure
6-105) to start the test.
Figure 1-11 Starting the test
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To test the VSWR of multiple BTSs in batches on the LMT, perform the following steps: (In one
BTS, tests are performed in series. In the case of multiple BTSs, tests can be performed in
parallel.)
Step 4 Start the BSC6000 LMT, and then click the MML client button, as shown in
Figure 6-108.
Figure 1-14 Clicking the MML client button
Step 5 In the Local Maintenance Terminal BSC6000 window, choose System >
Batch Commands, as shown in Figure 6-109.
Figure 1-15 Batch processing
Step 6 On the displayed Immediate Batch Command tab, enter several VSWR test
commands in the format of STR VSWRTEST: IDXTYPE=BYIDX, BTSIDX=XX,
TMODE=FDR; to test the VSWR of multiple BTSs, as shown in Figure 6-110.
XX refers to the BTS index which can be queried on the LMT.
The setting of "TMODE=FDR" indicates that an FDR test is to be performed. If the FDR test
does not need to be performed, delete "TMODE=FDR".
Figure 1-16 Typing commands for batch processing
Step 7 Click Set. In the displayed Set dialog box, set the following parameters, as
shown in Figure 6-111.
Sending Commands Interval:
This parameter indicates the interval of sending commands.
Save Failed Commands
Since the batch processing script contains multiple commands, you can select this item to save
the commands that fail to be executed in a file so that they can be queried later.
Save Successful Results
You can select this item to save the results of the successful command execution in a file so that
they can be queried later.
Figure 1-17 Setting the parameters of the MML script
Step 8 Click OK after setting the parameters. In the Local Maintenance Terminal
BSC6000 window, click Go, as shown in Figure 6-112.
Step 9 Open the saved file that contains the test result to check the VSWR, as shown
in Figure 6-112.
Figure 1-18 VSWR test result
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Cell tested
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