SJ 20140610145724 018 Node B Maintenance Guide

Node B Maintenance Guide
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Revision History
Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason
R1.0 2014-07-10 First Edition
Serial Number: SJ-20140610145724-018
Publishing Date: 2014-07-10 (R1.0)
SJ-20140610145724-018|2014-07-10 (R1.0) ZTE Proprietary and Confidential

Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Maintenance Overview ............................................................. 1-1
1.1 Common Maintenance Precautions ..................................................................... 1-1
1.2 Maintenance Record Tables................................................................................ 1-2
Chapter 2 Routine Maintenance................................................................ 2-1

2.1 Daily Maintenance.............................................................................................. 2-1
2.2 Weekly Maintenance .......................................................................................... 2-2
2.3 Monthly Maintenance ......................................................................................... 2-4
2.4 Quarterly Maintenance ....................................................................................... 2-6
2.5 Annual Maintenance........................................................................................... 2-7
Appendix A Maintenance Record Tables ................................................ A-1

A.1 Daily Maintenance Record Table......................................................................... A-1
A.2 Weekly Maintenance Record Table ..................................................................... A-2
A.3 Monthly Maintenance Record Table..................................................................... A-3
A.4 Quarterly Maintenance Record Table .................................................................. A-4
A.5 Annual Maintenance Record Table...................................................................... A-4
A.6 Emergent Fault Handling Record Table ............................................................... A-5
Appendix B Cleaning Dust Filter Meshes .............................................. B-1

B.1 Cleaning the BC8910A Dust Filter Mesh.............................................................. B-1
B.2 Cleaning the RC8910A Dust Filter Mesh ............................................................. B-3
Tables .............................................................................................................. I
Glossary ........................................................................................................ III

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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes routine maintenance of the ZTE Node B.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Network operation supervisors
l Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters and appendixes.
Chapter 1, Maintenance Describes precautions of ZTE Node B routine maintenance and

Overview maintenance information collection tables.
Chapter 2, Routine Describes daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual routine
Maintenance maintenance items of ZTE Node B.
Appendix A, Maintenance Provides various reference maintenance record tables for routine
Record Tables maintenance.
Appendix B, Cleaning Describes how to clean the dust filter meshes of the BC8910A and
Dust Filter Meshes RC8910A cabinets of the ZTE Node B.
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions.
Danger: indicates an imminently hazardous situation. Failure to

comply can result in death or serious injury, equipment damage, or site
breakdown.
Warning: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply

can result in serious injury, equipment damage, or interruption of major
services.
Caution: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply

can result in moderate injury, equipment damage, or interruption of minor
services.
Note: provides additional information about a topic.

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Chapter 1
Maintenance Overview
Routine maintenance is performed on schedule to monitor the system regularly, and to
get sustained services from the ZTE Node B. Routine maintenance allows maintenance
personnel to identify potential hazards, which enables the maintenance personnel to
resolve the problems in time. Performing maintenance activities in a timely manner can
prolong the life of components and therefore reduce system-down time.
Table of Contents
Common Maintenance Precautions............................................................................1-1
Maintenance Record Tables .......................................................................................1-2
1.1 Common Maintenance Precautions

Following are the operation precautions that should be considered during maintenance:
l The operational environment of the equipment room meets the industry standard.
Maintain a clean equipment room environment, and protect the equipment room
from dust, moisture, fire, and propagation of microbes such as funguses and moulds.
Maintain a closed environment for the equipment room and prevent rodents or
insects from entering the equipment room.
l Ensure that the primary power of the system is stable and reliable, and check the
system grounding and protection earth periodically.
l For easy fault analysis and handling, create duty logs and record detailed daily
operation state, version, data change, upgrade and troubleshooting of the equipment.
l Set different network management passwords for different access rights, and change
passwords periodically.
l Fully trained personnel only need to perform all maintenance operations and
emergency procedures. Strictly obey operational regulations and industrial safety
regulations to ensure personal safety and equipment safety.
l Avoid resetting the ZTE Node B aimlessly. Do not modify the data of the network
management database unless it is necessary. Back up the data before making any
changes to it. Do not delete backup data until the equipment operates properly for a
period (usually a week) after changing the data. Record any data change.
l Ensure the availability of frequently used tools and meters, screw drivers (straight and
cross screw driver), signaling meter, network cable pliers, multimeter, network cables,
and electric torch. Check and calibrate meters to ensure accuracy.
l Ensure that an adequate number of spare parts are available to support system
requirements and all spare parts are packed and stored properly.
l Store the frequently used software and materials in a place where it can be reached
easy.
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l Repair immediately the lights if any light in the equipment room is damaged. Repair
the lights in the equipment room immediately, if any light is damaged.
l Immediately handle faults, if any occurs during the performance of routine
maintenance. If the fault cannot be solved, contact relevant ZTE staff as soon as
possible
l Affix the fax number and contact information of ZTE Corporation in the equipment
room to notify all the maintenance personnel.
Danger!
Inspection and adjustment for power must be performed by professionals to avoid

personnel casualty and equipment fault.
Warning!
Before modifying and synchronizing data, first get supervisor's agreement, or else
modifying data randomly will cause great accident.
1.2 Maintenance Record Tables

Basic Maintenance Information Collection Table
Table 1-1 describes the equipment information to be collected during ZTE Node B
maintenance.
Table 1-1 Maintenance Information Collection Table
Maintenance Information Collection Table
Equipment name North latitude
Equipment type East longitude
Equipment No. Altitude
City/County Equipment room

phone
Equipment ID (OMC Equipment Version

configuration)
Equipment room posi-

tion
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Chapter 1 Maintenance Overview
Maintenance Information Collection Table
Abis/Iub/S1/X2 inter-
face networking mode
description
Baseband-RF interface
networking description
Version Information Collection Table

When checking the spare parts of ZTE Node B, you need to collect the version information
of the firmware described in Table 1-2.
Table 1-2 ZTE Node B Version Information
Module Version
BPC
BPL
BPK
CC
FA
FS
PM
RTR
SA
SE
TAM
UBPG
UCI
UES
Description:
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Chapter 2
Routine Maintenance
By period, routine maintenance is classified into daily maintenance, weekly maintenance,
monthly maintenance, quarterly maintenance and annual maintenance.
The routine maintenance of ZTE Node B involves the following fundamental tasks.
Maintenance Period Maintenance Item
Daily Maintenance l Check the alarm and notification operational environment.

l Check the performance indexes.
Weekly Maintenance l Check the system resources.

l Back up data.
l Upgrade the antivirus software.
Monthly Maintenance l Check the cabinet.

l Check the trunk cable/optical fiber/monitoring cable connections.
l Check the spare materials and parts.
Quarterly Maintenance l Check the RF cable/GPS cable connections.

l Clean the equipment.
l Perform a board diagnosis test.
Annual Maintenance l Check the equipment operation environment.

l Check the RF system.
Table of Contents
Daily Maintenance......................................................................................................2-1
Weekly Maintenance ..................................................................................................2-2
Monthly Maintenance .................................................................................................2-4
Quarterly Maintenance ...............................................................................................2-6
Annual Maintenance...................................................................................................2-7
2.1 Daily Maintenance

Daily maintenance refers to the maintenance tasks that must be carried out every day.
Table 2-1 describes daily maintenance tasks.
2-1

Table 2-1 Daily Maintenance Tasks
Item Sub-item Operation Criterion
Check the Query alarm 1. Start the EMS client to log No active alarms are
alarm and and notification in to the EMS server. In the displayed in the Alarm
notification messages main window, select Fault Monitoring window.
operational Management > Alarm
environment Monitoring from the menu.
The Alarm Management
window is displayed.
2. Check if there are active
alarms of the ZTE Node B
in the Alarm Monitoring
window.
Check the Query the 1. Start the EMS client to log The performance indexes
performance performance indexes in to the EMS server. In are in the required ranges.
indexes the main window, select
Performance > History
performance data query.
The History performance
data query window is
displayed.
2. Select a query object, such
as the query NE, indexes
and period. Click OK
button. The query result is
displayed.
2.2 Weekly Maintenance

Weekly maintenance refers to the maintenance tasks that must be carried out every week.
Table 2-2 describes weekly maintenance tasks.
Table 2-2 Weekly Maintenance Tasks
Check the Check the board 1. Start the EMS client to log Board CPU utilization is
system CPU utilization in to the EMS server. Select less than 80%.
resources Performance > History
Performance Data Query .
The History Performance
Data Query dialog box is
displayed.
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Chapter 2 Routine Maintenance
2. Set the query indexes,

(CPU peak utilization rate,
), object, and the time
duration for the query (1
week).
3. Click OK. A new
tab is displayed in
the Performance
Management window
to display the query result.
Back up data Back up 1. On the EMS client, The backup file must be
configuration data right-click an NE agent saved both on the server
node in the navigation and NMS client.
tree, and select NE
Management > Start
NE Management from the
shortcut menu to start NE
management.
2. In the navigation tree,
right-click the NE
agent node, and select
NE Management
> Configuration
Management from
the shortcut menu.
The Configuration
Management window
is displayed.
3. In the Configuration
Management tab,
select Configuration
Management > Data
Backup from the menu.
The Data Backup dialog
box is displayed.
4. Set a directory for saving
the configuration file and
select the NE whose data
needs to be backed up.
Click Back Up.
2-3

Upgrade Upgrade the antivirus Refer to the instruction of the The antivirus software and
the antivirus software and update installed antivirus software. virus database on the host
software the virus database where the OS is installed
is of the latest version.
2.3 Monthly Maintenance

Monthly maintenance refers to the maintenance tasks that must be carried out every
month.
Table 2-3 describes monthly maintenance tasks.
Table 2-3 Monthly Maintenance Tasks
Check the Check the power l Check the connections of l All connections are in
cabinet supply system the power input and output reliable contact without
terminal bars in the power corrosion.
distribution subrack. l All devices are in good
l Check the connections condition.
of the power input and l The normal voltage
output terminal bars of is -48 V DC and the
the components in the maximum variation
cabinet. Verify that the ranges from -40 V DC
power connectors and to -57 V DC.
sockets are in good
condition, without any
corrosion, overcurrent or
overtemperature.
l Measure the input and
output voltages of the
power distribution box
using a multimeter.
Check the grounding Verify that the connecting All connections are in
system terminals and captive screws reliable contact without
of all the grounding cables corrosion.
in the cabinet are in good
condition.
Check the protective l Verify that the cabinet is l The cabinet is clean
system clean inside and outside, inside and outside,
without foreign matters. without foreign matters.
l Verify that the l All rodent-resistance
rodent-resistance nets for nets are in good
2-4

covering each signal cable condition and reliably

outlet on the top and at the installed.
bottom of the cabinet are
properly installed without
breakage.
Check the dustproof l Clean the surface of the l The surface of the
device cabinet with a dry and cabinet and the air inlet
clean cotton cloth and are clean without dust.
clean the air inlets at the l The dust screens and
bottom of the cabinet with screen frames are clean
a vacuum cleaner. without dust.
l Remove the dust screens
from the cabinet and wash
them with clean water.
Check Check the trunk l Verify that the connectors l The cables is in reliable
the cable cable of the trunk cable, optical contact.
connections fiber, data cable and l The cables is in good
Check the optical
monitoring cable are in condition.
fiber
good and reliable contact. l The labels are correct
Check the
l Verify that the cables are and clear.
data cable and
in good condition.
monitoring cable
l Verify that the labels on
the cables are correct and
clear.
Check Check the storage Check the storage Meet ETSI ETS 300
the spare environment of environment of spare 019-1-1CLASS 1.3E
materials and spare materials parts, including fireproof, standard requirements.
parts and parts moisture-proof, dustproof,
anti-magnetic, ventilation, and
shockproof conditions.
Check the quantities Verify that the types and l At least one backup
of spare materials quantities of spare materials board is available for
and parts and parts are sufficient for each board type. For
equipment maintenance. the CC and FS, at least
two backup boards are
available for each.
l All spare materials
and parts are properly
stored, without any
crack, damage,
or corrosion. The
damaged or replaced
2-5

parts must be packed in

an anti-static bag and
blister box or carton and
sent back for repair with
a clear fault description
in time.
2.4 Quarterly Maintenance

Quarterly maintenance refers to the maintenance tasks that must be carried out every
quarter.
Table 2-4 describes quarterly maintenance tasks.
Table 2-4 Quarterly Maintenance Tasks
Check Check the RF cable l Verify that the connectors l The cables are well
the cable of the cables are well waterproofed and in
Check the GPS cable
connections waterproofed and in reliable contact.
reliable contact. l The cables are in good
l Verify that the cables are condition.
in good condition. l The labels are correct
l Verify that the labels on and clear.
the cables are correct and
clear.
Clean the Clean the fan 1. Clean the fan blades and The fan subracks are clean
equipment subracks circuit boards of spare and free of dust.
fan subracks with a clean
cotton cloth, an anti-static
soft brush, and a vacuum
cleaner.
2. Replace an operating fan
subrack with one spare
fan subrack. Ensure that
the replacement must be
finished in five minutes.
3. Clean the replaced fan
subrack referring to step 1,
and then store it as a spare
fan subrack.
2-6

Perform Board diagnosis test 1. On the EMS client, The test result is normal.
a board right-click an NE agent It is recommended
diagnosis test node in the navigation to perform the board
tree, and select NE diagnosis test in non-busy
Management > Start hours to avoid affecting
NE Management from the services.
shortcut menu to start NE
management.
2. In the navigation tree,
right-click the NE agent
node, and select NE
Management > Diagnosis
Test from the menu. The
Diagnosis Test window is
displayed.
3. In the left navigation tree
of the Diagnosis Test
window, select the NE
to be tested. The rack
diagram is displayed.
4. On the toolbar, click
. The Detect Board
Hardware dialog box is
displayed.
5. Select one or more boards
(up to four boards) to be
tested, and then click OK.
The system displays the
test result.
6. Double-click the board to
view the test result.
2.5 Annual Maintenance

Annual maintenance refers to the maintenance tasks that must be carried out every year.
Table 2-5 describes annual maintenance tasks.
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Table 2-5 Annual Maintenance Tasks
Check the Check the Check whether the installation Meet the specification
equipment standardiza- of the equipment meet the requirements.
operation tion of installa- specification requirements
environment tion according to the ZTE Node B
Installation Acceptance Report.
Check Check whether the boards are Boards run normally.

equipment running normally according
operation to the ZTE Node B Hardware
status Description.
Check the RF Detect Measure the standing-wave The standing-wave ratio is less
system standing-wave ratio of the feeder with a VSWR than 1.5.
ratio tester.
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Appendix A
Maintenance Record Tables
Table of Contents
Daily Maintenance Record Table ............................................................................ A-1
Weekly Maintenance Record Table......................................................................... A-2
Monthly Maintenance Record Table ........................................................................ A-3
Quarterly Maintenance Record Table...................................................................... A-4
Annual Maintenance Record Table ......................................................................... A-4
Emergent Fault Handling Record Table .................................................................. A-5
A.1 Daily Maintenance Record Table

A record is required during daily maintenance of the ZTE Node B.Table A-1 lists record
items for daily maintenance.
Table A-1 Daily Maintenance Record Table
Equipment name: Maintenance date:
Equipment Version:
Maintenance personnel:
Check item Status Remarks
Check whether the device Yes No

alarms and notifications are
cleared.
Check whether any environment Yes No

alarm is raised.
Check whether indexes are in Yes No

the normal ranges.
Failure description and handling
Unsolved problems
A-1

Equipment Version:
Review (performed by the

person in charge)
A.2 Weekly Maintenance Record Table

A record is required during weekly maintenance of the ZTE Node B. Table A-2 lists record
items for weekly maintenance.
Table A-2 Weekly Maintenance Record Table
Equipment Version:
Query board CPU maximum CPU maximum

utilization utilization:
Check whether the configuration Yes No

data is backup.
Check whether the virus Yes No

database is the latest version.
Unsolved problems

person in charge)
A-2

Appendix A Maintenance Record Tables
A.3 Monthly Maintenance Record Table

A record is required during monthly maintenance of the ZTE Node B. Table A-3 lists record
items for monthly maintenance.
Table A-3 Monthly Maintenance Record Table
Equipment Version:
Check whether the power supply Yes No

system is normal.
Check whether the equipment Yes No

working ground is reliably
connected.
Check whether the protection Yes No

system is clean and secure.
Check whether the dustproof Yes No

device requires to be cleaned.
Check whether the trunk cable, Yes No

optical fiber , data cable and
monitoring cable are in good
condition and whether all
connectors are in good contact.
Check whether the storage Yes No

environment of spare parts
meets the requirement.
Check whether the spare Yes No

materials and parts are complete
and undamaged.
Unsolved problems

person in charge)
A-3

A.4 Quarterly Maintenance Record Table

A record is required during quarterly maintenance of the ZTE Node B. Table A-4 lists record
items for quarterly maintenance.
Table A-4 Quarterly Maintenance Record Table
Equipment Version:
Check whether waterproof Yes No

measure and grounding
connection of the feeder
connector and lightning
grounding kit are normal.
Check whether the equipment Yes No

cabinet is clean and free of dust.
Check whether board diagnosis Yes No

test results are normal.
Unsolved problems

person in charge)
A.5 Annual Maintenance Record Table

A record is required during annual maintenance of the ZTE Node B. Table A-5 lists record
items for annual maintenance.
A-4

Appendix A Maintenance Record Tables
Table A-5 Annual Maintenance Record Table
Equipment Version:
Check whether boards operation

status are normal. Yes No
Check whether the installation

of the equipment meet the
specification requirements. Yes No
Check whether the antenna feeder

standing wave ratio is normal. Yes No
Fault description and handling
Unsolved Problems
Review (performed by the person

in charge)
A.6 Emergent Fault Handling Record Table

A record is required during emergent fault handling for the ZTE Node B. Table A-6 lists
record items for emergent fault handling.
Table A-6 Emergent Fault Processing Record Table
Sudden Fault Handling Record Table
Office: Handled by:
Fault occurrence time: Fault removal time:
Equipment Version:
Source from which the fault is found: User complaint Alarm system Routine maintenance
Others
A-5

Sudden Fault Handling Record Table
Fault category:
Fault description:
Fault handling:
Result:
Opinion of the person in charge:
A-6

Appendix B
Cleaning Dust Filter Meshes
This appendix describes how to clean the dust filter meshes of the BC8910A and RC8910A
cabinets of the ZTE Node B.
Table of Contents
Cleaning the BC8910A Dust Filter Mesh................................................................. B-1
Cleaning the RC8910A Dust Filter Mesh................................................................. B-3
B.1 Cleaning the BC8910A Dust Filter Mesh

This procedure describes how to clean the dust filter mesh of the BC8910A cabinet.
Context
The dust filter mesh of BC8910A is in the air inlets at the bottom of the cabinet.
There are two spring cotters in the left and right sides at the bottom of the dust filter mesh.
Steps
1. Push down the inner spring cotter in the left and right sides at the bottom to remove
the dust filter mesh, see Figure B-1.
B-1

Figure B-1 Removing the Dust Filter Mesh
2. Clean the dust filter mesh with water or a brush, see Figure B-2.
Figure B-2 Cleaning the Dust Filter Mesh
3. Install the cleaned and airing dust filter mesh to the rack base. The spring cotters will
be locked automatically to prevent the dust filter mesh dropping, see Figure B-3.
B-2

Appendix B Cleaning Dust Filter Meshes
Figure B-3 Installing the Dust Filter Mesh
End of Steps
B.2 Cleaning the RC8910A Dust Filter Mesh

This procedure describes how to clean the dust filter mesh of the RC8910A cabinet.
Context
The dust filter mesh of the RC8910A cabinet is installed on the rack base.
Note:
The operations to clean the dust filter mesh of the PC8910A cabinets are the same as
those of RC8910A.
Steps
1. Remove six anti-theft screws on the front panel of the base to remove the front panel
by using a hex wrench, see Figure B-4.
B-3

Figure B-4 Removing the Front Panel
2. Remove the dust filter mesh, see Figure B-5.
Figure B-5 Removing the Dust Filter Mesh
3. Clean the dust filter mesh with water or a brush, see Figure B-6.
B-4

Appendix B Cleaning Dust Filter Meshes
Figure B-6 Cleaning the Dust Filter Mesh
4. Install the cleaned and airing dust filter mesh to the rack base, see Figure B-7.
Figure B-7 Installing the Dust Filter Mesh
5. Secure the front panel and fasten six anti-theft screws to the front panel by using a
hex wrench, see Figure B-8.
B-5

Figure B-8 Securing the Front Panel
End of Steps
B-6

Tables
Table 1-1 Maintenance Information Collection Table ................................................. 1-2
Table 1-2 ZTE Node B Version Information ............................................................... 1-3
Table 2-1 Daily Maintenance Tasks ........................................................................... 2-2
Table 2-2 Weekly Maintenance Tasks ....................................................................... 2-2
Table 2-3 Monthly Maintenance Tasks ...................................................................... 2-4
Table 2-4 Quarterly Maintenance Tasks .................................................................... 2-6
Table 2-5 Annual Maintenance Tasks........................................................................ 2-8
Table A-1 Daily Maintenance Record Table...............................................................A-1
Table A-2 Weekly Maintenance Record Table ...........................................................A-2
Table A-3 Monthly Maintenance Record Table ..........................................................A-3
Table A-4 Quarterly Maintenance Record Table ........................................................A-4
Table A-5 Annual Maintenance Record Table............................................................A-5
Table A-6 Emergent Fault Processing Record Table .................................................A-5

Tables
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Glossary
BPC
- Baseband Processing Board Type C
BPK
- Baseband Processing Board Type K
BPL
- Baseband Processing for LTE
CC
- Control and Clock Module
FA
- Fan Array
FS
- Fabric Switch Module
GPS
- Global Positioning System
PM
- Power Module
RTR
- RRU Transceiver
SA
- Site Alarm
SE
- Site Alarm Extender
TAM
- Tower Amplification Module
UBPG
- Universal Baseband Processing Board for GSM
UCI
- Universal Clock Interface
UES
- Universal Ethernet Switch Board
VSWR
- Voltage Standing Wave Ratio
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R1.0 2014-07-10 First Edition

Serial Number: SJ-20140610145724-018

Publishing Date: 2014-07-10 (R1.0)

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Chapter 2 Routine Maintenance................................................................ 2-1

Appendix A Maintenance Record Tables ................................................ A-1

Appendix B Cleaning Dust Filter Meshes .............................................. B-1

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What Is in This Manual

Chapter 1, Maintenance Describes precautions of ZTE Node B routine maintenance and

Danger: indicates an imminently hazardous situation. Failure to

Warning: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply

Caution: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply

Note: provides additional information about a topic.

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1.1 Common Maintenance Precautions

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Inspection and adjustment for power must be performed by professionals to avoid

1.2 Maintenance Record Tables

Table 1-1 Maintenance Information Collection Table

Maintenance Information Collection Table

Equipment name North latitude

Equipment type East longitude

Equipment No. Altitude

City/County Equipment room

Equipment ID (OMC Equipment Version

Equipment room posi-

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Maintenance Information Collection Table

Version Information Collection Table

Table 1-2 ZTE Node B Version Information

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Maintenance Period Maintenance Item

Daily Maintenance l Check the alarm and notification operational environment.

Weekly Maintenance l Check the system resources.

Monthly Maintenance l Check the cabinet.

Quarterly Maintenance l Check the RF cable/GPS cable connections.

Annual Maintenance l Check the equipment operation environment.

2.1 Daily Maintenance

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Table 2-1 Daily Maintenance Tasks

Item Sub-item Operation Criterion

2.2 Weekly Maintenance

Table 2-2 Weekly Maintenance Tasks

Item Sub-item Operation Criterion

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Item Sub-item Operation Criterion

2. Set the query indexes,

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Item Sub-item Operation Criterion

2.3 Monthly Maintenance

Item Sub-item Operation Criterion

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Item Sub-item Operation Criterion

covering each signal cable condition and reliably

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Item Sub-item Operation Criterion

parts must be packed in