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6.0 Troubleshooting
The following section is used to help determine the root cause of problems and offer a way to fix them.
6.1
Alarm/Event Conditions
The radio contains an alarm and event log to assist in the monitoring and troubleshooting day to day
operation. An alarm is an event that affects performance and requires action. Typically, alarms are
noticed due to the PWR LED blinking. Noted below, some alarms can be corrected by the user (noted
with an asterisk (*)) while others may require returning the unit to GE MDS for diagnostics.
Many alarms and events also have an SNMP trap associated to them for use in applications using SNMP.
For more information on the Alarm and Event Log, see Event Log Menu.
Alarms
6.1.1
Alarm Condition Reported
EVENT_IPADDR*
EVENT_MACADDR
EVENT_SYSTEM_ERROR *
EVENT_BRIDGE
EVENT_RADIO_SYNTH
EVENT_RADIO_CAL
EVENT_FREQ *
EVENT_OTA_SYNC *
EVENT_PA_TEMP *
EVENT_TOD *
EVENT_HI_RFLCTD_PWR *
Correcting Alarm Conditions
6.1.2
The following table provides insight on the causes of the events that inhibit the unit from operating and
possible corrective actions.
Event Log Entry
IP Address Invalid
MAC Address Invalid
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Table 7. Alarm Conditions
Event Log Entry
IP Address Invalid
MAC Address Invalid
System Error Please
Network Interface Error
Radio Synth Out of Lock
Radio Not Calibrated
Setting Frequency Failed
OTA Sync Lost
PA Temperature Too HOT
Time Synchronization
High Reflected Power Set
Table 8. Correcting Alarm Conditions
Generating Condition
The default value of the IP
address is still set.
Invalid MAC Address
Programmed.
TD220MAX Technical Manual
macAddress(3)
systemError(4)
Reboot
radiosynth(12)
Invalid:
Clearing Condition or Action
•
Change the IP address from
192.168.1.1.
•
Contact factory Technical
Services for assistance.
SNMP Trap
ipAddress(1)
bridge(5)
radiocal(13)
setfreq(15)
otasync(18)
patemp(20)
tod(21)
badswr(22)
MDS 05-6906A01, Rev R
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