91 | | == 7. Indoor installment == |
92 | | === Notes === |
93 | | * It is strongly required connecting with `serial cable' between IDU and ASN-GW server because of monitoring purpose. |
| 91 | == 7. Indoor testing == |
| 92 | This section describes a note for the purpose of preliminary base station test at indoor environment. |
| 93 | === Important notes === |
| 94 | * It is strongly recommended that connecting to the IDU (CHC's serial port) is allowed through `serial cable' by using any model control application (e.g., minicom) for the monitoring purpose. However, it can be substituted with '''ssh''' connection. |
| 95 | * Preliminary base station testing with the sector-antenna: Signal power attenuator should be located between ODU and the antenna (''bs_tx_power'' should be set in 0 dBm) |
| 96 | === Testing topology === |
| 97 | 1. ASN-GW |
| 98 | - eth0: 10.41.0.3/16 -> connected to the monitoring console machine |
| 99 | - eth1: 10.3.6.254/24 -> connected to the IDU |
| 100 | - eth2: dhclient -> connected to the CU networks |
| 101 | 1. IDU |
| 102 | 1. CHC: 10.3.6.1/24 |
| 103 | 1. NW INTFC: 10.3.6.2/24 |
| 104 | 1. Monitoring console machine |
| 105 | - eth0: 10.41.0.111/16 -> directly connected to the eth0@ASN-GW |
| 106 | === Booting up sequence === |
| 107 | First time, whenever we tried to boot up the ASN-GW server, IDU, and ODU, NW INTFC and CHC at IDU indicated that several warning and alram lights was turning on. |
| 108 | {{{ |
| 109 | a. ALM light (red) at NW INTFC: It's occurred by GPS. |
| 110 | b. WARN light (orange) at NW INTFC: It indicates that "Real time clock seems stuck!" which is caused from time sync issues because GPS receiver is not connected at this time of testing. |
| 111 | c. ODU ALM light (red) at CHC: Setting up ODU fails. |
| 112 | d. ODU LINK light (green) at CHC: When it's on, it means the connection between IDU and ODU is successfully established. |
| 113 | }}} |
| 114 | We found that there is a turn-on sequence for these machines to work properly, which is as follows: |
| 115 | 1. Turn on the power of ASN-GW server |
| 116 | - Send ping to 10.41.0.3 (IP address of ASN-GW) from monitoring console to check the server alive. |
| 117 | - ssh 10.41.0.3 |
| 118 | 1. Turn on the power of NW INTFC |
| 119 | - Send ping to 10.3.6.2 (IP address of NW INTFC) from a console at ASN-GW to check the NW INTFC alive. |
| 120 | - telnet 10.3.6.2 |
| 121 | 1. Turn on the power of CHC |
| 122 | - Send ping to 10.3.6.1 (Ip address of CHC) from a console at ASN-GW to check the CHC alive. |
| 123 | - telnet 10.3.6.1 |
| 124 | 1. Restart the asn-gw module at a console of ASN-GW |
| 125 | - sudo /usr/bin/asn-gw stop |
| 126 | - sudo /usr/bin/asn-gw start // this command will reboot the CHC (internally ''bs_restart'' is called) |
| 127 | - Wait until CHC is ready by sending ping to the 10.3.6.1 (IP address of CHC) |
| 128 | - Check the ODU LINK light on at the CHC panel!! |
| 129 | 1. For the logging information, manually synchronize the time between machines. |
| 130 | - We turn on ntpd at asn-gw for the testing purpose |
| 131 | - ntpdate 10.3.6.254 (IP address of the ASN-GW) |
| 132 | - export TZ=EST |
| 133 | - NOTE: At CHC, TZ variable is automatically recovered to the JST. |
| 134 | === Testing === |
| 135 | * Scanning test (02/10/11) |
| 136 | - As soon as we checked the BTS works properly, we did a wide range of test for scanning procedures from linux based WiMAX client, but failed to see the GENI id'ed base station (NSP=51). |