99810492; 790-6000 MHz Base Station Antennas - Romkatel
99810492; 790-6000 MHz Base Station Antennas - Romkatel
99810492; 790-6000 MHz Base Station Antennas - Romkatel
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Kathrein’s Remote Electrical Tilt System<br />
RET – Software Tools<br />
RET – Browser Application<br />
The CCU runs a web-server. RCUs and CCUs, as<br />
part of a network, can be configured and controlled<br />
through a standard browser, e.g. Netscape, Internet<br />
Explorer – no additional software is required. The<br />
RET system can be controlled over a long distance<br />
directly on site.<br />
The connection to each CCU is easily generated<br />
simply by typing in its own individual IP address.<br />
The website which appears contains all the<br />
required control functions for normal service and<br />
installation. In addition to permitting the configuration<br />
and control of the connected RCUs and TMAs,<br />
the CCU program also displays the device status,<br />
command history list and various types of system<br />
errors. Via the alarm interface all AISG alarms can<br />
be read off.<br />
It is also possible to perform CCU software updates.<br />
The browser application is a helpful tool for<br />
For further information<br />
see the<br />
software manual!<br />
the installation team on site, especially during the<br />
initial configuration of a RET system.<br />
Each CCU, and with it each of the connected<br />
RCUs, can be addressed and controlled individually.<br />
Therefore, the browser application also offers a<br />
practical solution for responding to new situations<br />
by changing the individual downtilt angles quickly<br />
and easily.<br />
RET – Antenna System Manager (ASM)<br />
For further information<br />
see page 207<br />
An OMC may control hundreds of sites. The<br />
IP/Browser solution is not suitable for the easy<br />
control of more than one CCU. Access to the<br />
various CCUs takes place in a serial form, which<br />
consequently takes up rather a lot of time. Further<br />
adverse features of such a Browser solution for an<br />
OMC are:<br />
– No reference to site names.<br />
– With HTML the whole page has to be transferred,<br />
even if only one value changes (very time<br />
consuming, especially with a modem).<br />
is only required for new adjustments.<br />
– The CCU access is organized by the ASM automatically.<br />
– Fast transfer rates due to reduced data quantity<br />
(especially with modem mode).<br />
– Explorer enables “family-tree” structure, giving<br />
regions and site names.<br />
– The ASM offers the basis for a customized interface<br />
connection to the OMC software.<br />
RET<br />
Optimised solution: Antenna System Manager<br />
The Antenna System Manager is a type of SNMPbased<br />
software installed on the OMC computer.<br />
The ASM offers the following features:<br />
– The number of controllable CCUs and connected<br />
AISG devices is unlimited.<br />
– The current data is collected and permanently<br />
updated in the OMC computer. The CCU access<br />
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