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12th August 2008 at 07:20 #53488ndutGuest
dear all,
i have problem with receive level in ericsson minilink. there is a gap in receive level in each side. -40 in near end, -51 in far end. installation, softw. configuration has been checked and rechecked.
any advise?
15th August 2008 at 19:58 #53489RaazGuestIt might be possible interference issue,because one of you Site getting receiving frequency from another Site,Need to verify Link Budget from Transmission Network Design Dept .
16th August 2008 at 05:40 #53490ndutGuest@raaz
interference test has been rechecked, also LOS survey. but the problem still appear.
re-pointing did twice
12th September 2008 at 05:12 #53491finnGuestThat’s the usual problem of experts. 🙂
what is the polarization?
please check the polarization plate behind the antenna.. triple check it according to the manual.. the oval shaped hole should point towards the slot if it is either V or H.. and should be readable without turning your head plus the band (GHz) on the plate should be in front..
goodluck..
16th September 2008 at 13:23 #53492PhalanxGuestOr try to replace another outdoor unit at the far end where the reading is -51. Or check the transmit power of each sides if they are the same.
16th September 2008 at 13:30 #53493PhalanxGuestYou may also change the polarization of the antenna. If it is currently vertical polarization, try horizontal polarization.
17th September 2008 at 05:11 #53494finnGuestphalanx
it depends on the design.. follow the design. if design says vertical, don’t touch it. if it says vertical then you should. adjust the power according to the design.. if the pathprofile says it will receive like this, it will but if there is an upcoming structure then its a big drama.
17th September 2008 at 05:17 #53495ndutGuestthe design said vertical polarization. when i tried to increase the transmit power, its reach -49.
maybe this hop should be revised for the transmit power 🙂
thx all
17th September 2008 at 05:20 #53496finnGuestndut
what is the air distance?
17th September 2008 at 09:58 #53497PhalanxGuestFinn
I agree with u that the design should be followed. I was just hasty enough to give the advice of changing polarization. I came up with this idea because I encountered this similar problem before and already tried all possible means (realignment, increase transmit power, replace outdoor unit, increase antenna height) but came out unsuccesful. It was only when the polarization was changed that we were able to obtain the desired rsl.
17th September 2008 at 10:01 #53498PhalanxGuestndut
Just be careful with increasing too much of the output power. It could shorten the life of your rf unit. Just my 2 cents worth..:)
18th September 2008 at 05:35 #53499finnGuestphalanx
so… there was an interference?
18th September 2008 at 06:12 #53500PhalanxGuestFinn
Interference test was also done and there was none. We even remove the rf unit to check if there is obstruction at the feeder, again there was none. It was really a bizaare experience on my part. Even our transmission planning were perplexed.
19th September 2008 at 06:22 #53501ndutGuest@finn
the air distance is just 600 m, i can see far end site clearly 🙂
26th June 2011 at 14:18 #53502mahmoudmohamed hafezGuesti need to now the consumed power for ericsson minilink
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