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Alarm testing Guideline
For testing the Alarms between the Flexi BTS and the Site
Support System (SSS)

Table of contents
Purpose of Document ....................................................................... 2
General .......................................................................................................................... 2
Process .......................................................................................................................... 2
Document Review .......................................................................................................... 2
Document Version .......................................................................................................... 2
Site Solutions .................................................................................... 3
General Alarm Concept .................................................................................................. 3
Krone Panel .................................................................................................................... 4
Enclosure Alarms ........................................................................................................... 4
EMpower ........................................................................................................................ 7
Eltek Flat Pack 1........................................................................................................... 11
Extratalk / Extratalk mini ............................................................................................... 14
Nokia Supreme and Optima ......................................................................................... 20
FPMA ........................................................................................................................... 27

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Purpose of Document
With this Document it should be ensured that the Alarm cabling is done correct.
General
To ensure that the Cabling is done correct it is necessary to test the functionality of the
alarms between the Flexi BTS and the Site Support System (SSS).
This is done by opening the Alarm contact on the SSS and checking via the Site
Manager (3G) or with CMC (2G) if the corresponding Alarm is appearing.
Process
If the Alarms had been connected to the 2G BTS before the Swap, please ask CMC to
check which alarms had been configured. They can do it by sending the following
command in an MML Session to the corresponding BSC:
ZEFO:[BCF ID]:IOP;
On the following Pages you will find detailed Information about every possible solution
on site.
After the Alarm test has been done, the site should be left without any active Alarms. If
there are still Alarms please check with CMC if they had been active before the swap. If
not please investigate the root cause by bridging the active alarm on the SSS (or the
Krone Panel for the Enclosure alarms). If it is not possible to solve the problem, please
ask the CMC to open a Trouble Ticket.
Document Review

NSN (Document owner): Manuel Carneiro
NSN (Project Director) : Louis-Philippe Henriques
OCH (RR Project): Laurent Gaspoz
OCH (I2 company representative): Vincent Pittet




Document Version
Info Date Version
Creation 16.11.2011 1.0
Adaptation 27.01.2012 1.1
Extratalk/Extratalk mini
Adaptation
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Site Solutions
General Alarm Concept

In this table you will find how the Alarms should be connected on the Krone Panels
For detailed Information please refer to the Orange RAN Modernisation Solution Description

Flexi
External
alarm # Label/usage
FSAA Colour
code Input / GND
AIB term.
#
FSAA
Krone
Block
conn.
Krone
Jumpering
Krone
block
Jumpering
position (If used) Position
1 Mains power failure
Green 15 1 1A 2 1A
White/Green 16 1 1G 2 1G
2 BBU rectifier failure
Blue 17 1 1B 2 1B
White/Blue 18 1 1G 2 1G
3
BBU urgent Alarm or BBU
rectifier failure (if Extratalk)
Violet 19 1 2A 2 2A
White/Violet 20 1 2G 2 2G
4
BBU non urgent alarm or
BBU rectifier failure (if
Extratalk)
Grey 21 1 2B 2 2B
White/Grey 22 1 2G 2 2G
5 Fire alarm
Pink 1 1 3A 4 1A
Black/Red 2 1 3G 4 1G
6 Fire alarm fault
Light Green 3 1 3B 4 1B
Black/Green 4 1 3G 4 1G
7 High temperature alarm
Light Blue 9 1 4A 4 2A
Black/Blue 10 1 4G 4 2G
8 Air condition failure
White 13 1 4B 4 5A
Black/White 14 1 4G 4 5G
9 Door open and lock alarm
Light Grey 5 1 5A 4 3A
Serial [
6 1 - 4 3B
7 1 - 4 3G
Light Grey/Black 8 1 5G 4 3G
10 Low temperature alarm
Red/Black 11 1 5B 4 4B
Red/Blue 12 1 5G 4 4G
11
Spare (Extratalk II
BBU Rectifier failure)
Orange/Red - 1 6A - -
Orange/Light Grey - 1 6G - -
12
Spare (Extratalk II
BBU Rectifier failure)
Orange/Black - 1 6B - -
Orange/Green - 1 6G - -


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Krone Panel
The cabling on the Krone Panel is done as described here:





Numbering on the Krone Panel:






Enclosure Alarms
Enclosure Alarms
(Krone Block 4)
Flexi Alarm cable
(Krone Block 1)
Site Support System Alarms
(Krone Block 2)
1A 1B 1G
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All Alarms which are not connected to the Site Support System are tested on the Krone Panel.

On these Pictures you can see the Krone Panel on
the Bottom of the 19 Rack
First you have to remove the Cover to check the
Alarms

The Enclosure alarms
should be connected
to this Panel (Panel 4)









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Use a wire strip or
something similar to cut the
connection between the two
contacts on the Krone
Panel and check via Site
Manager (3G) or CMC (2G)if
the corresponding Alarm
appears.
In this case the connection
on Port 1A is interrupted so
the Alarm Fire Alarm
should appear.

On the Picture below you can see that the right alarm appeared on the Site Manager
In case the alarms are connected to the 2G BTS please check with CMC if the alarm appears


After disconnecting PIN 1 of the Krone Panel 4 the Alarm Fire Alarm appears

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EMpower

On Sites were we are using the EMpower Site Support System the Tests are done as described
here:
For the Alarms connected to the EMPOWER Rack we test the Alarms by disconnecting the
corresponding Connector from the J13 Connector Block on top of the Rack













On these Pictures you can see the EMpower Site Support System




J13 Connector
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On top of the Rack you will find the
J13 Connector
On the Screenshot below you see that
we do not have any Alarms on the
BTS right now











J13 Connector
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Now you have to unplug the Connectors (one by one) and check via Site Manager (3G) or CMC
(2G) if the corresponding Alarm appears.
In this case the Connector with the Pins 10-12 is unplugged. So the Alarm BBU urgent alarm
should appear.









Mains power failure
BBU non urgent alarm
BBU urgent alarm
BBU rectifier failure
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In the Picture below you can see that the right Alarm appeared on the BTS Site Manager.
In case the alarms are connected to the 2G BTS please check with CMC if the alarm appears












This table shows the Alarms that are connected to the EMpower SSS
Flexi
Alarm Label/usage
EMpower
(J13) Krone
ADF
pos.
1 Mains power failure
9 2 1a (U)
7 2 1g (U)
2 BBU rectifier failure
3 2 1b (U)
1 2 1g (U)
3 BBU urgent alarm
12 2 2a (U)
10 2 2g (U)
4
BBU non urgent alarm
4 2 2b (U)
Serial [
6
- -
13
Serial [
15
- -
16

18 2 2g (U)


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Eltek Flat Pack 1

On Sites were we are using the Eltek Flat Pack 1 the Tests are done as described here:
For the Alarms connected to the Eltek Rack we test the Alarms by disconnecting the Alarm cable
from the X10 Connector on top of the Rack














On these Pictures you can see the Eltek Flat Pack 1 Site Support System






X10 Connector
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Here you can see the X10 Connector
Now you have to disconnect the wire
and check via Site Manager (3G) or
CMC (2G) if the corresponding alarm
appears.
For Example: If you disconnect the
wire on PIN 6, the Alarm Mains power
failure should appear.





After disconnecting the wire on PIN 6 the Alarm MAINS FAILURE appears on the BTS Site
Manager




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This table shows the Alarms that are connected to the ELTEK SSS
Flexi
External
alarm
FSAA Label/usage
X10 Eltek
pinning Krone ADF pos.
1 Mains power failure
6 2 1A
4 2 1G
2 BBU rectifier failure
3 2 1B
1 2 1G
3
BBU urgent alarm 7 2 2A
Serial [
9 - -
13 - -
14 2 2G
4
BBU non urgent
alarm
10 2 2B
Serial [
12 - -
16 - -
17 2 2G















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Extratalk / Extratalk mini
In case of basic cabinet only, use Phoenix Connector (SUBCON 37/M-SH) to connect the external
Alarms to Flexi Multiradio BTS.
In case of extension Cabinet use Phoenix Connector (SUBCON 37/M-SH) on basic Cabinet.
Connect the existing intercabinet Alarm Cable (Site Support 2 Alarms) and Flexi Multiradio
Alarmcable (FSAA) to the Phoenix Connector on basic Cabinet according to the table below.
If we use the Phoenix Connector we can test the Alarms by disconnecting the wires from the
Connector.
Krone Panel is not needed anymore because all external Alarms are connected directly to SSS.

Extratalk Outdoor Solution Extratalk mini Outdoor Solution

X4 Connector
You will find the X4 Connector under the top
Cover of Basic Cabinet.

ext. Connector
You will find the SSS2A Connector under the
top Cover of extension Cabinet.

Extension Cabinet Basic Cabinet
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Intercabinet Alarm Cable (Site Support 2 Alarms) connection:
Open the connector on the side of Basic Cabinet. Below the pining of the Connector:





















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Extratalk mini Alarm Connector:













Extratalk mini Alarm Connector Phoenix Connector SUBCON 37/M-SH should be
used to connect the FSAA cable of Flexi BTS to
Extratalk mini Alarm Connector.
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This Table shows the Alarms connected to the Extratalk Cabinet
FSAA Alarm Description FSAA Color Bridge Phoenix Pin SSS2A Pin
1
Mains power failure
Green
Serial [

Serial [
18

19

20

GND White/Green 26

2
BBU rectifier failure Blue 3

GND White/Blue 27

3
BBU rectifier failure Violet 15

GND White/Violet 27

4
BBU rectifier failure Grey 21

GND White/Grey 27

5
Door open Pink 2

GND Black/Pink 26

6
Low temperature alarm Light Green 6

GND Black/Green 28

7
High temperature alarm Light Blue 7

GND Black/Blue 28

8 Backup battery low White 4

GND Black/White 28

9 Ext. Door open Light Grey 22 2
GND Light Grey/Black 25 26
10 Ext. High temperature alarm Red/Black 23 7
GND Red/Blue 25 26
11 Ext. Low temperature alarm Orange/Red 24 6
GND Orange/Light Grey 25 26
12 Reserve Orange/Black

GND Orange/Green








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This Table shows the Alarms connected to the Extratalk mini Cabinet
FSAA Alarm Description FSAA Color Bridge Phoenix Pin
1
Mains power failure
Green
Serial [

Serial [
18
19
20
GND White/Green 26
2
BBU rectifier failure Blue 3
GND White/Blue 27
3
BBU rectifier failure Violet 15
GND White/Violet 27
4
BBU rectifier failure Grey 21
GND White/Grey 27
5
Door open Pink 2
GND Black/Pink 28
6
Low temperature alarm Light Green 6
GND Black/Green 29
7
High temperature alarm Light Blue 7
GND Black/Blue 29
8 Backup battery low White 4
Black/White 30
9 Reserve Light Grey
Light Grey/Black
10 Reserve Red/Black
Red/Blue
11 Reserve Orange/Red
Orange/Light Grey
12 Reserve Orange/Black
Orange/Green







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Phoenix Connector procedures:
In case there is a Phoenix Connector you can test the alarms by disconnecting the wires.
For Example: If you disconnect the wire on Pin 6 the alarm Low temperature alarm should
appear.
Phoenix Connector Basic Cabinet:



Prepare a open Phoenix Connector on which all
Alarms are looped. If you connect this open Phoenix
Connector with the Phoenix Connector SUBCON 37/M-
SH, all Alarms should disappear again. Now you can
test each alarm by removing the wire on your open
Phoenix Connector. Check the functionality with the
BTS Site Manager (3G) or the CMC (2G).
How to loop the Alarms on your Connector:
Please use the alarmtable to make your Loop Connector. You should loop the alarms like this:
Pin 18 Pin 26 Pin 3 Pin 27 Pin 2 Pin 28 Pin 4 Pin 29
Pin 19 Pin 26 Pin 15 Pin 27 Pin 6 Pin 28 Pin 10 Pin 29
Pin 20 Pin 26 Pin 21 Pin 27 Pin 7 Pin 28 Pin 11 Pin 30
Pin 12 Pin 30
For Example: If you open the loop between Pin 6 and Pin 28 the Alarm Low Temperature Alarm
should appear.


Mains power failure
BBU rectifier failure
High temperature Alarm
Low temperature Alarm
Door open
Backup Battery low
Ext. Door open Ext. High temperature Alarm Ext. Low temperature Alarm
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Nokia Supreme and Optima

On Sites with Nokia Supreme or Nokia Optima SSS the alarms are checked as described here:








Top: Nokia Optima Site Support
Right: Nokia Supreme Site Support













The Connector for the external Alarms is
located under the Top Cover of the SSS
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On Optima/Supreme Sites there are two possible Solutions on Site:

Sub D9 Connector:

In case you have a Sub D9 Connector connected to the EAC Port you have
to disconnect the Cable and loop every alarm (one by one).
For Example: If you loop the Pin 1 and 9 the alarm Mains power failure
should disappear.






Phoenix Connector:

In case you have a Phoenix Connector on Site you can test the
alarms by disconnecting the wires from the Connector.
For Example: If you disconnect the Pin 1 the alarm Mains power
failure should appear.



This table shows the alarms that are connected to the Optima/Supreme SSS
Pin GND Name FSAA Cable Colors
1 9 Mains power failure green / white green
2 9 BBU rectifier failure blue / white blue
3 9 BBU urgent alarm violet /white violet
4 9
BBU non urgent
alarm grey / white grey

1
5
9
6
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UltraSite Optima site support Alarm mapping:
Connect to UltraSite Support Optima using Nokia PSM Man.

Click Alarms View


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Click Alarms Properties





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Select the Alarm you want to map right click External Alarm select the Alarmnumber

After you set all Alarms click Send.
Then click on tab Manage and Write changes to Flash

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Alarm Testing
When the Door is open you should see the BBU non urgent and BBU urgent Alarms.
To test the Rectifier Alarms just switch off one Rectifier and refresh the Alarm View.
To test the Mains Alarm just switch off one ore more Phases and refresh the Alarm View.












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Pinning and mapping of EAC connector (Optima Site support):
EAC
Connector
pin
Alarm name (BSC or
BTS)
PSM alarm to be mapped Mapped
PI EAC
1
(EXT_AL0)
Mains power failure 4: PDU
Mains breakdown phase 1 Bit 1
Mains breakdown phase 2 Bit 1
Mains breakdown phase 3 Bit 1
2
(EXT_AL1)
BBU rectifier failure 1: BATA/Rectifiers
Rectifier unit (1) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (2) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (3) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (4) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (5) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (6) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (7) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (8) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (9) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (10) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (11) Fail Bit 2
Rectifier unit (12) Fail Bit 2
3
(EXT_AL2)
BBU urgent alarm 3: Cabinet
Door open Bit 3
Smoke (if exist) Bit 3
6: RLE/LTE
Low temperature Bit 3
High temperature Bit 3
4
(EXT_AL3)
BBU non urgent alarm 2: Batteries
Low voltage Bit 4
5: Climatic
(BLOA) fan (1) fail Bit 4
(CAFA) fan (1) fail Bit 4
(BLOA) fan (2) fail Bit 4
(CAFA) fan (2) fail Bit 4
(BLOA) fan (3) fail Bit 4
(BLOA) fan (4) fail Bit 4
(BLOA) fan (5) fail Bit 4
(BLOA) fan (6) fail Bit 4
Climatic control module (1) Bit 4
Climatic control module (1) ext. alarm Bit 4
Climatic control module (2) Bit 4
Climatic control module (2) ext. alarm Bit 4
Climatic control module (3) Bit 4
Climatic control module (3) ext. alarm Bit 4
Climatic control module (4) Bit 4
Climatic control module (4) ext. alarm Bit 4
Climatic control module (5) Bit 4
Climatic control module (5) ext. alarm Bit 4
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FPMA
If you have a Flexi Power Module on site, do not forget to test also the alarms coming from this
module.
Switch modules off one by one. You should see the Alarm Power module failure
Switch AC off. You should see the Alarm Mains power break