OM Instructions Contents 1 Design, Function and Operation.................................................................. 3 1.1 General ............................................................................................. 3 1.2 Mechanical Parts .............................................................................. 4 1.3 Start-Up and Shutdown Procedures ................................................. 8 1.3.1 Start-Up Procedure .............................................................
BRU3 MANUAL 2.3 2.4 Documentation Required ................................................................30 Maintenance to be Performed .........................................................31 2.4.1 Visual and Preventive Maintenance ....................................31 2.4.2 Battery Test .........................................................................33 2.5 Function Check ...............................................................................34 2.5.1 General .......................
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 1 Design, Function and Operation 1.1 General Figure 1 3 (60) BRU3 (exterior). This section describes the design, function and operation of the Mobitex Base Radio Unit 3 (BRU3). During normal operation, all actions necessary for the operation and check of the BRU3 are carried out at the Network Control Centre (NCC). When operating the BRU3 on site, the following equipment is required: • Portable PC including VT-100 emulation software.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL For a description on how to connect the portable PC to the BRU3, please refer to Shutdown Procedure in the Start-Up and Shutdown Procedures section below. BRU3 is a complete one-channel compact radio base station which uses 8 kbps data signalling and is designed for the 400, 800 or 900 MHz band. The BRU3, which may be installed both outdoors and indoors, is a link between the mobile terminals (MOB) and the area exchanges (MOX) in the MOBITEX Network. 1.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 Figure 2 1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. BRU3 (interior). FE Case Bottom Frame (FBF) FE Power Supply Unit (FPU) FE Battery Unit (FBU) FE Adaptation Board (FAB) FE Case Top Frame (FTF) FE Computer Board (FCB) FE Modem Board (FMB) FE Radio Board (FRB) FE Filter Module (FFM) FE Heating Unit (FHU) FE Connection Board (FNB) BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL Figure 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. BRU3 external connections. RX Antenna TX Antenna Power Connection Telephone Line Connection Modem Connection RS422C Modem Connection RS232C Alarm Connection Console Connection BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 7 (60) Pos 2 is used as the antenna connection when a combined RX/TX antenna is used. The table below gives a brief description of the BRU3 connections used. The position numbers found in the “Position” column refer to the corresponding position numbers in Figure 3. Pos. Connector Type of Connector Connection To/From 3 MAINS INLET IEC 120/230V AC input from the BRU3 site power supply. 1 RX ANT. TNC Signals from the receiving antenna (RX). 2 TX ANT. ALT.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL 1.3 Start-Up and Shutdown Procedures Note! 1.3.1 When starting up the BRU3 after installation, follow the instructions under Hardware Commissioning Procedure and Software Commissioning Procedure in the Commissioning Procedure section of the BRU3 - General module. Start-Up Procedure When starting up the BRU3, do as follows: 1. Set the "MAINS SWITCH" located on the FE Power Supply Unit (FPU) to position "1". 2. Set the "BATTERY SWITCH" located on the FPU to position "1". 3.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 9 (60) 4. When you are asked to verify the command, enter Y. 5. The shutdown procedure will stop all incoming traffic and close all open files. A message will be displayed on the console terminal when the node may be switched off. 1.3.3 Restarting the BRU3 (Warm Start) Restart (RESET) can be performed either of the entire node or of certain units. • By command from an NCC operator. • By the NODOP command BOOT using a terminal. • Manually for different units.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL 1.3.5 Manual Restart of a BRU3 in Stand Alone Mode This is short description on how to boot the BRU3 using a PC and a terminal program. When the connection is up and running (use 19200 bps 8N1), cold start the BRU3 by switching the power on and off. After a short while, some text will be displayed on the terminal. Steps 1-7 below describe how to download software from the PC to the BRU3. These steps are required only if no main software is present on the BRU3 disks.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 11 (60) 10. The BRU3 should reboot and you will receive the CMD> prompt. Type “B WP2: MAIN_SW.MFE” again and the BRU3 will reboot once more. 11. When the second reboot is finished, the BRU3 will display “USERNAME:”. (It may take a while for the BRU3 to warm up) 12. Press enter twice to get past the USERNAME and PASSWORD prompts. 13. Issue the command “SET BOOT MASTER WP2: MAIN_SW.MFE Y” at the NODOP prompt. 14.
(60) 1.4 BRU3 MANUAL Network Connections Figure 4 1.4.1 Line interface block diagram. General There are three alternative line interfaces for connection to MOX: • telephone modem V.32 • balanced serial interface V.11 (RS422B) • unbalanced serial interface V.28 (RS232C). BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 13 (60) The choice between telephone modem, balanced serial interface and unbalanced serial interface, is made via hardware strapping, i.e., only one line interface alternative is available at a time. In some BRU3 variants the telephone modem is not applicable which means that only a balanced serial interface and an unbalanced serial interface are available.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL The software used by the modem is installed from the main processor and stored in a memory. The FMB does not include a reset button. The FMB and FAB are reset when the main processor is reset. Connectors FE Modem Board (FMB) Figure 5 P1 FE Modem Board (FMB). 2x20 pin header with 0.1" module: For connecting the V.24 interface and power from the main board of the BRU3, and also, connection of the analog/digital signals between the FMB and FAB. BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 15 (60) FE Adaptation Board (FAB) Figure 6 FE Adaptation Board (FAB). The FE Adaptation Board (FAB) includes two connectors, P1 and P2. P1 2x10 pin header male connector with 0.1" module used for inter connection to the FMB. P2 2x4 pin header male connector with 0.1" module used for connection of the various telephone lines. BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL FE Connection Board (FNB) Figure 7 FE Connection Board (FNB). The FE Connection board (FNB) includes conversion circuits for V.11 and V.28 standards for the serial interfaces. It also includes voltage protection and filters for the modem, the V.11, the V.28 and the console ports.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 1.5 Logic Units 1.5.1 General Figure 8 1.5.2 17 (60) FE Computer Board (FCB). Connections The FE Computer Board includes two ports, A and B, for serial communication, both handled by the integrated circuit Z16C35. Network Connection (Port A) Port A implies complete synchronous functionality, and also, limited modem support. By the FNB and FMB, this port can be used for V.24/V.28, V.24/V.11 or V.24/V.32.
(60) 1.5.3 BRU3 MANUAL LEDs LED Colour Function Status indicator Yellow Lit when the processor is operating OK. Watchdog alarm Red Lit when the Watchdog is released. If so, a reset pulse is generated. The Watchdog LED is lit and the signal WDSTATUS, read by the CPU, peaks. 1.5.4 Reset Button To enable hardware reset of the FCB and the FMB (Modem Board), and also, the FRB (FE Radio Board), the FCB is equipped with a reset button located next to the LED Status indicator.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 1.6 Radio Units 1.6.1 General 19 (60) The BRU3 is designed for duplex traffic 8 kbit GMSK modulation on the 400, 800 or 900 MHz band. FE Radio Board (FRB) - 900 MHz. Figure 10 FE Radio Board (FRB) - 800 MHz and 900 MHz. 21/2882-LZE 401 197 Rev A Figure 9 BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
(60) Figure 11 BRU3 MANUAL FE Radio Board (FRB) - 400 MHz. 18/1424-LZE 401 204 A TX RX Figure 12 FE Radio Board (FRB) - 400 MHz, ROA 117 8897 BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 1.6.2 21 (60) Radio Operation The BRU3 radio units are operated locally on site by using a portable PC and FBTEST. By using FBTEST, it is possible to set TX and RX frequencies, transmitter power, alarm levels, parameters, etc. Selecting "Radio Operations" on the FBTEST Main menu makes it possible to select between the following submenu alternatives: 1. TRANSCEIVER SETUP MENU 2. MEASUREMENT SETUP MENU 3. TRANSCEIVER CONTROL AND PRESENTATION MENU 4.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL 1.7 Power Supply 1.7.1 General Figure 13 Power supply block diagram. The BRU3 power supply parts are located in the FE Case bottom frame (FBF). The power supply parts include the FE Power Supply Unit (FPU) and the FE Battery Unit (FBU). The FE Heating Unit (FHU) located in the FE Case Top Frame (FTF), is also regarded as a part of the power supply.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 1.7.2 FE Power Supply Unit (FPU) Figure 14 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 23 (60) FE Power Supply Unit (FPU). 120 or 230V AC input Power outlet to heater Mains switch Battery switch Fuse 1, 6.3AT 250V Fuse 2, 6.3AT 250V Fuse 3, 6.3AF 250V Mains, status indicator LED 14V, status indicator LED Error, alarm LED The FE Power Supply Unit (FPU) distributes power to the modem, logic, radio and heating units.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL Connectors Connector Type To/From MAINS INLET J1 120 or 230V AC power input to the FPU POWER OUTLET TO HEATER J2 120 or 230V AC power output to the FHU POWER OUTLET INT. SUPPLY J3 Power output to the FCB (5V and 14.7V) and power input from the FBU (14.7V) Switches Switch Function MAINS SWITCH AC power supply on/off switch BATTERY SWITCH Battery power supply on/off switch BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 25 (60) LEDs LED Colour Function MAINS Yellow Lit when incoming 120 or 230V AC power is OK. +14V Yellow Lit when +14V DC and +5V DC power distribution to the radio unit and the DC/DC module is OK. ERROR Red Sum alarm indicates a power failure in the FPU if one or more of the following causes occur: 1. +14V and/or +5V DC failure. 2. Charging current too low. 3. Fuse F3 is broken. 4. S1 - "ON", S2 - "OFF" and the battery is connected.
(60) 1.7.3 BRU3 MANUAL FE Battery Unit (FBU) Figure 15 FE Battery Unit (FBU). The FE Battery Unit (FBU) is located in the case bottom frame. The FBU includes a battery pack of 12 NiCd cells 1.2V 4Ah, with extended temperature range. The battery pack is designed to withstand continuous charge. The battery unit will start supplying the BRU3 with power when the main power supply goes below 90/198V.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 1.7.4 27 (60) FE Heating Unit (FHU) Figure 16 FE Heating Unit (FHU). The FE Heating unit (FHU) is located in the FE Case Top Frame (FTF). The FHU ensures that the temperature inside the BRU3 is within the requested limits. The unit consists of the FE Heating Board (FHB) including a heating regulator and a overheating protection device. When the temperature on the surface of the FTF is about 25 °C or lower, the FHU starts heating the BRU3.
(60) 1.8 BRU3 MANUAL Alarms The BRU3 includes the following hardware alarms: Alarm Description Temperature alarm HIGH Inside temp. exceeds +70 °C. Temperature alarm LOW Inside temp. is below -20 °C. Shut off Alarm signal indicates immediate BRU3 shut-off due to Temp. alarm. AC alarm Unspecified AC failure. DC alarm Unspecified DC failure. Low or high +14V or/and +5V. Battery charge alarm Charge failure, low charging current. Usual causes: 1. Battery switch off. 2. Battery fuse (No.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 2 Maintenance 2.1 General 29 (60) This section describes how to carry out scheduled, visual and preventive maintenance on the BRU3 on site. The scheduled, visual and preventive maintenance is carried out to increase the operational reliability of the electrical and mechanical parts of the BRU3.
(60) 2.2 BRU3 MANUAL Equipment Required To carry out maintenance on the BRU3 on site, the following equipment is required: • Portable PC including VT-100 emulation software • FE Console Cable TSRA 902 0190 for connection of the PC to the BRU3 "P1-CONSOLE" port • Frequency counter 1 GHz Degree of accuracy: 0.01 ppm • Set of screw drivers • FBTEST software (normally installed in the BRU3) 2.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 2.4 Maintenance to be Performed 2.4.1 Visual and Preventive Maintenance 31 (60) Radio Unit Reference Oscillator In the BRU3, the reference oscillator checks the channel unit frequency. Thus, adjustment check of the reference oscillator, in accordance with the following procedure, implies check of the channel unit frequency accuracy. Note! Only authorized personnel are allowed to adjust the frequency of the reference oscillator.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL Test procedure Note! To carry out the test and adjustment procedure, the BRU3 has to be switched off. Please refer to the shutdown procedure described in this section. 1. Connect the frequency counter via the RF attenuator to the BRU3 TX ANT. connection. 2. Use FBTEST to set the correct transmitter carrier frequency for the site. 3. Select the power, which corresponds to -6 dB attenuation of the transmitter. 4. Start the transmitter. 5.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 2.4.2 33 (60) Battery Test Every 6 months, and always before visiting a BRU3 site for regular maintenance work, it is recommended to perform a battery test. The battery test, which is described below, is executed from NODOP or from OM at the NCC. Description The Battery Test is performed by switching the node power supply to battery power supply and measuring the time for the battery to get discharged below a certain limit.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL A battery test cannot be started under the following conditions: • A battery test is already running • The temperature inside the BRU3 is not within the range 20-40 °C • The batteries are already discharged • The Node back-up time is out of range. 2.5 Function Check 2.5.1 General In addition to the regular Check and Visual and Preventive Maintenance program previously described, a Function Check, which is described below, may be performed if so requested by the operator.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 2.5.3 35 (60) Check of Internal Power Supply (Mains and Battery) Check of internal power supply Requirements The required value of the internal power supply should be: with mains supply: 5V ±0.2V, 8V ±0.5V and 14.7V ±0.3V. with Battery supply: 5V ±0.2V, 8V ±0.5V and 14.1V ±0.3V, using fully charged batteries. Test equipment • Voltmeter Test procedure (Mains supply) 1. Set the Main switch to position "1". Make sure that the yellow LEDs, MAINS and +14V, are lit.
(60) Figure 17 BRU3 MANUAL Measurement points on FCB. BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 2.5.4 37 (60) FBTEST Board Test Check of BRU3 boards Requirements It is required that a Medium board test of all BRU3 boards should be carried out before taking the BRU3 into operation. No errors are accepted. Test equipment • Portable PC including VT-100 emulation software • FE Console Cable TSRA 902 0190 • FBTEST software. Test procedure 1. Use FBTEST to set up two test cycles. 2. Run the test cycles. 3. Read the result on the terminal display.
(60) 2.5.5 BRU3 MANUAL Channel Unit Output Power Check of the transmitter channel unit output power Requirements The nominal output power differs depending on the BRU3 version purchased. For tolerances, please refer to the tables below: 900 MHz, 3W version: Power 900 MHz Attenuation (dB) Tolerance (+dB) Tolerance (-dB) 3.0W 0 1.5 1.5 1.5W -3 1.5 1.5 800mW -6 1.5 1.5 400mW -9 1.5 1.5 200mW -12 1.5 1.5 100mW -15 2.0 3.0 50mW -18 2.0 3.0 25mW -21 2.0 3.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 39 (60) 800 MHz, and 900 MHz, 6W version: Power 800 MHz Attenuation (dB) Tolerance (+dB) Tolerance (-dB) 6.0W 0 1.5 1.5 3.0W -3 1.5 1.5 1.5W -6 1.5 1.5 800mW -9 1.5 1.5 400mW -12 1.5 1.5 200mW -15 2.0 3.0 100mW -18 2.0 3.0 50mW -21 3.0 3.0 Measurements must carried out on the correct carrier frequency for the 38xx. 400 MHz: Power 400 MHz Attenuation (dB) Tolerance (+dB) Tolerance (-dB) 6.0W 0 1.5 1.5 3.0W -3 1.5 1.5 1.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL Test equipment • Portable PC including VT-100 emulation software • FE Console Cable TSRA 902 0190 • FBTEST software • Output power meter 39xx, 3W version: 20 mW - 5W 38xx, and 39xx, 6W version: 50 mW - 10W 34xx: 50 mW - 10W Degree of accuracy: better than ±0.5 dB • Coaxial cable. Test procedure 1. Connect the output power meter to the BRU3 antenna connection. 2. Use FBTEST to set the correct transmitter carrier frequency for the site. 3.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 2.5.6 41 (60) Transmitter Deviation Check of transmitter frequency deviation Requirements The sine wave 1 kHz shall give the frequency deviation of ±2.0 kHz + 5.0%. The measurements must be carried out on the correct carrier frequency for the site. Test equipment • Portable PC including VT-100 emulation software • FE Console Cable TSRA 902 0190 • FBTEST software • Deviation meter 900 MHz, 800 MHz or 400 MHz Degree of accuracy: better than ±3.0%.
(60) 2.5.7 BRU3 MANUAL Bit Errors at high Signal Levels Check of the bit error rate at high signal levels Requirements The measurement should be carried out within a time period of 60 seconds. The RF signal level to the receiver should be -81 dBm. The tolerated failure rate during the test period is set to 0 or 1 error. The measurement should be repeated with a RF signal of -11 dBm. The above measurements must be carried out on the correct carrier frequency for the site.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 43 (60) Test procedure 1. Connect the signal generator to the BRU3 antenna connection. 2. Use FBTEST to set the receiver channel number corresponding to the correct carrier frequency. 3. Set the signal generator’s carrier frequency to the receiver’s nominal carrier frequency. The GMSK modem supplies the RF signal generator with an analog pseudo-random signal which matches the test signal M2. This signal modulates the RF signal generator.
(60) 2.5.8 BRU3 MANUAL Receiver Sensitivity Check of the receiver sensitivity Requirements The receiver sensitivity is defined as the RF level on the receiver antenna connection which generates a BER value of 1%. The RF signal sent to the receiver should be modulated with the M2 test signal with a frequency deviation of ±2.00 kHz. At 1% BER, the signal level to the receiver should be -117 dBm, or better.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 45 (60) Test procedure 1. Connect the signal generator to the BRU3 TX ANT. connection. 2. Use FBTEST to set the receiver channel number corresponding to the correct carrier frequency. 3. Set the signal generator’s carrier frequency to the receiver’s nominal carrier frequency. The GMSK modem supplies the RF signal generator with an analog pseudo random signal matching the test signal M2. This signal modulates the RF signal generator.
(60) 2.5.9 BRU3 MANUAL Receiver Sensitivity at Frequency Deviation Check of the receiver sensitivity when the incoming RF signal deviates from the requirements specified Requirements The RF signal sent to the receiver must be modulated with the M2 test signal. The frequency deviation should rate 95% of the normal deviation, ±1.90 kHz. The RF signal frequency offset should be 1.45 kHz. The measurement should be performed with both positive and negative offset on the centre frequency.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 47 (60) Test procedure 1. Connect the signal generator to the BRU3 TX ANT. connection. 2. Use FBTEST to set the receiver channel number corresponding to the correct carrier frequency. 3. Set the signal generator’s carrier frequency to the receiver’s nominal carrier frequency, including offset. The GMSK modem supplies the RF signal generator with an analog pseudo-random signal that matches the test signal M2. This signal modulates the RF signal generator.
(60) 2.5.10 BRU3 MANUAL Antenna input Signal Check of the receiver signal strength level Requirements The RF signal generator must be unmodulated. Measurement range: -113 dBm to -53 dBm, in steps of 10dB. The measured accuracy on the RSSI-signal may deviate by up to ±5dB. The above measurement must be carried out on the correct carrier frequency for the site.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 2.5.11 49 (60) Transmitter Antenna VSWR Check of the Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR). Requirements The power level must be set to a level corresponding to a feeder loss (Lf) of 0 dB, i.e., maximum output power. At maximum output power the required VSWR value should be < 2.0. The measurement of the VSWR value should be carried out on the frequency for the site. It is important to use an external power meter.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL Test equipment • Portable PC including VT-100 emulation software • FE Console Cable TSRA 902 0190 • FBTEST software • External Power Meter Test procedure 1. Connect the transmitter antenna feeder to the external power meter and then the power meter via cable (RG 214) to the Tx Antenna connector on the FNB. 2. On request, enter !!! and set the virtual thumb wheel to position 7. 3.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 35 Return Loss [dB], (PF - PR) 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 1 Figure 18 1,1 1,2 1,3 1,4 1,5 1,6 1,7 1,8 1,9 VSWR 2 VSWR nomogram. BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 53 (60) Test procedure 1. Select "STATUS OVERVIEW" on the Main Menu. 2. Read the alarm status obtained on the terminal screen. Check the result against the requirements specified. BRU3 MANUAL, Doc.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL 3 Troubleshooting 3.1 General This section provides information on the measures to be taken if errors should be found in the BRU3. The section describes the measures to be taken on site. Most of the measures carried out during troubleshooting generate alarms at the NCC, and also, will effect the node’s function. Therefore, the NCC operator shall always be consulted before any measure is carried out on site.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 3.2 Power Supply Units 3.2.1 FE Power Supply Unit (FPU) 55 (60) Indication: "MAINS" LED* is not lit. Possible cause Action MAINS SWITCH set to "0". Set MAINS SWITCH to "1". Fuse(s) F1-F2 defective. Replace fuse(s). Incoming power cable/ connector defective. Replace incoming power cable/connector. Incoming AC power failure. Check site AC power distribution. FPB defective. Replace FPU if necessary. * Is lit when incoming 120/230V AC power is OK.
(60) BRU3 MANUAL Indication: "ERROR" LED* is lit. Possible cause Action Fuse(s) F1-F3 defective. Replace fuse(s). Cable/connectors between FPU and FBU defective or not connected to the FCB. Check cable/connectors. Replace if necessary. FPB defective. Replace the BRU3 if necessary. * Indicates an unspecified power or charger failure in the FE Power Supply Unit (FPU). 3.2.2 FE Battery Unit (FBU) The FE Battery Unit (FBU) does not include LEDs for alarm or status indication.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 3.3 Logic and modem units 3.3.1 FE Computer Board (FCB) 57 (60) Indication: STATUS indicator LED* is not lit. Possible cause Action Power failure. Check power distribution on FCB, measure point "5V". Reset BRU3 via FCB reset button: 1) If BRU3 starts, run FBTEST Board Test for further check. 2) If BRU3 does not start, replace the BRU3. FCB defective. Run FBTEST Board Test, (please refer to the FBTEST Reference Manual).
(60) BRU3 MANUAL 3.3.2 FE Modem Board (FMB) & FE Adaptation Board (FAB) Note! The FE Modem Board and the FE Adaptation Board do not include LEDs for alarm or status indication. Indication: Modem out of order or working improperly. Possible cause Action Incorrect modem setup in FBTEST. Check modem setup in FBTEST Modem menu. Incorrect dip switch setting on FCB. Check dip switch (SW2) setting on FCB. Cables/Connectors not properly connected. Check cables/connectors. Replace if necessary.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MODULE B1 3.4 Radio units 3.4.1 FE Radio Board (FRB) Note! 59 (60) The FRB does not include LEDs for alarm or status indication. Indication: Radio units out of order or working improperly. Possible cause FRB defective. Action Run FBTEST Board Test including FCB. Replace FE Case Top Frame if FRB or FCB is found to be defective. If no fault is found, please refer to 2.5 Function Check in this section, describing a number of radio tests possible to perform by using FBTEST.
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