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    4G Alarms Troubleshooting

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    This document provides information about 4G alarms, their codes, and troubleshooting steps. It describes alarms such as 7100 for inability to synchronize the baseband bus, 7102 for no LTE connection, and 7653 for failures in the optical interface. Troubleshooting steps are outlined for VSWR alarms, GTP-U path failures, issues with the replaceable baseband unit, transport layer connection failures, NE3S-WS registration failures, and NE O&M connection failures. Causes could include faulty cables, connectors, antennas, modules, units, or interface and connection issues that may require resets, swaps, or replacements to resolve.

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    4G Alarms Troubleshooting

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    This document provides information about 4G alarms, their codes, and troubleshooting steps. It describes alarms such as 7100 for inability to synchronize the baseband bus, 7102 for no LTE connection, and 7653 for failures in the optical interface. Troubleshooting steps are outlined for VSWR alarms, GTP-U path failures, issues with the replaceable baseband unit, transport layer connection failures, NE3S-WS registration failures, and NE O&M connection failures. Causes could include faulty cables, connectors, antennas, modules, units, or interface and connection issues that may require resets, swaps, or replacements to resolve.

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    This document provides information about 4G alarms, their codes, and troubleshooting steps. It describes alarms such as 7100 for inability to synchronize the baseband bus, 7102 for no LTE connection, and 7653 for failures in the optical interface. Troubleshooting steps are outlined for VSWR alarms, GTP-U path failures, issues with the replaceable baseband unit, transport layer connection failures, NE3S-WS registration failures, and NE O&M connection failures. Causes could include faulty cables, connectors, antennas, modules, units, or interface and connection issues that may require resets, swaps, or replacements to resolve.

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    4G Alarms Troubleshooting

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    This document provides information about 4G alarms, their codes, and troubleshooting steps. It describes alarms such as 7100 for inability to synchronize the baseband bus, 7102 for no LTE connection, and 7653 for failures in the optical interface. Troubleshooting steps are outlined for VSWR alarms, GTP-U path failures, issues with the replaceable baseband unit, transport layer connection failures, NE3S-WS registration failures, and NE O&M connection failures. Causes could include faulty cables, connectors, antennas, modules, units, or interface and connection issues that may require resets, swaps, or replacements to resolve.

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    The document discusses various 4G alarm codes, their causes and troubleshooting steps. Common alarm codes mentioned are 7100, 7102, 7653, 7104, 7107, 7657 related to issues with the baseband unit, antenna performance and network connectivity.

    Some common 4G alarm codes mentioned are 7100, 7102, 7653, 7104, 7107, 7657 related to issues synchronizing the baseband bus, network connectivity, optical interfaces and GTP-U path failures.

    VSWR stands for Voltage Standing Wave Ratio. It is a measure of how well the antenna is matched to the transmission line, with a lower VSWR indicating better matching. A high VSWR can occur if the antenna is damaged, the cable is faulty or the antenna is mounted near metal.

    UNDERSTANDING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 4G ALARMS

    7100 Not able to synchronize baseband bus,Affected RATS=LTE

    7102 No connection to unit,Affected RATS=LTE

    7653 Failure in optical interface,Affected RATS=LTE


    WHY 7100 Not able to synchronize baseband
    bus, Affected RATS=LTE ALARM OCCURS ?
    THIS ALARM OCCURS WHEN RF MODULE IS NOT DETECTING DUE TO ANY OF THE
    FOLLOWING REASONS
    STEPS FOR TROUBLESHOOTING 7100
    7102 Cell blocked, Affected RATS=LTE
    7653 Cell blocked
    7104 VSWR major alarm;Affected RATS=LTE

    Check source to find out port on which VSWR alarm is reporting. Value should be less
    than VSWR minor fault.
     VSWR - VOLTAGE STANDING WAVE RATIO
     VSWR is defined as the ratio of maximum voltage to the minimum voltage.

    VSWR = Vmax/Vmin

    When an antenna is not matched to the receiver, power is


    reflected. This causes a "reflected voltage wave", which creates
    standing waves along the transmission line. If the VSWR = 1.0,
    there would be no reflected power and the voltage.
     Damaged or faulty cable
     Faulty or loose connector
     Antenna is mounted parallel to a metal surface
     RF Module/Antenna port itself may also be faulty

     Check all antenna cables and connections


     Check antenna/RF module ports
     Alarm will clear after VSWR value goes down
    below given standard VSWR minor value
    7107 GTP-U Path Failure, Affected RATS=LTE
    7657 Shared:n;GTP-U Path Failure
    GTP-U
    S1-U
    STEPS FOR TROUBLESHOOTING 7107, 7657
    7653 shared:N; Failure in replaceable
    baseband unit

    Perform steps given below :


     Reset alarming baseband unit
     Check BB EXT CABLE
     Check BB UNIT is installed correctly and power is given correctly
     Swap with other BB Unit if available and check the status
     Check any other active BTS faults and act accordingly.
     Replace the alarming baseband unit
     Replace FSMF if issue not resolved
    7656 shared:N; Transport layer connection
    failure in S1 interface
    STEPS FOR TROUBLESHOOTING 7656
    9047 NE3S-WS Registration failed
    9047 NE3SWS AGENT NOT RESPONDING TO REQUESTS

    WHAT IS 9047 NE3S-WS Registration failure???

     NE3S is the medium which connects NETACT and SRAN site


     Every site sends alarm to NMS every 15 minutes, 9047 alarm occurs when nms
    does not receive alarm from any site within 15 min of time frame.
    Check PING from NETACT

     If PING NOK then login will not be possible.


     Check site and troubleshoot further.
     If PING is OK and 9047 alarm is coming then there will be issue
    from OSS end.
    71058 NE O&M CONNECTION FAILURE

     ALARM IS GENERATED IN CRFS SOL. ONLY WHEN OMU IS DOWN


     There may be ACTIVE or PASSIVE issue need to check
     Check site’s history if it got down due to power issue than 61006 alarm as
    shown in above fig will appear after site restore.
     Check ping from NETACT

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