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Thread: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

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    Default How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    Experts

    Whats the best way to resolve this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    In most cases we dont see any corresponding degradation in site performance but this alarm regularly pops up.

    Have tried to change HW - radio, connectors and jumpers but the alarm still come up once in a while

    Regards

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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    Dear,

    This alarm is may be due to Software conflict installed on BTS

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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    we had a similar situaiton and fixed after RRU change. did you try it?
    we also checked many things and sent a ticket to huawei before but finallt it came to hardware end of the day.

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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    There is just one carrier? If you have 2 carries try to load sharing...some cases this alarms happpen in this situation.
    Try to change RRU
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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    How about RTWP performance?
    If RTWP high this alarm can rise.
    However you can check RTWP alarm threshold in M2000

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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    Simply change the jumpers they are faulty...

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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    Quote Originally Posted by djreaper View Post
    Simply change the jumpers they are faulty...
    Thanks. Changing cables seems to be working in most cases

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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    there are other posting for this similar issue, please search it.


    thanks

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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    Hi, probably you have jumpers crossed between the main and diversity, open the LMT and then go to the monitor tab, and find an option that is called Board RTWP, find the RRU board number and then yo can see if the rtwp between both ports is unbalanced. if the difference is too much you have your jumpers crossed, try discarding first the jumpers coming from antenna , later the filter (if you have) and finally the RRU.

    cheers

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    Default Re: How to fix this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    Quote Originally Posted by brianm View Post
    Experts

    Whats the best way to resolve this alarm "RF UNIT RX CHANNEL RTWP/RSSI Unbalanced "

    In most cases we dont see any corresponding degradation in site performance but this alarm regularly pops up.

    Have tried to change HW - radio, connectors and jumpers but the alarm still come up once in a while

    Regards
    We have experience this before, found out to be cross jumper installation during cable regrooming activity

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