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6a Connecting the Antenna Interfaces (TRACER BBP and RFC Systems)

1.Connect the Antenna interface (N-Type connector) of the MAIN TRACER RFC (labeled 1 below) to the MAIN RF interface (SMA con- nector) of the TRACER MPS (labeled 2 below) using a male N-Type to male SMA cable.

2.Connect the IF connector on the MAIN TRACER BBP (labeled 4 below) to the IF connector on the MAIN RFC (labeled 3 below) using the 6” RF cable (ADTRAN P/N 3125RF027).

3.Repeat Step 1 to connect the Antenna interface (N-Type connector) of the STANDBY TRACER RFC to the STANDBY RF interface (SMA connector) of the TRACER MPS (labeled 6 below).

4.Repeat Step 2 for the STANDBY TRACER BBP and RFC.

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5.Connect the TRACER MPS Antenna interface (N-Type connector, labeled 5 above) to the customer provided antenna using antenna feedline cabling. Refer to the appropriate TRACER User Manual for a detailed discussion on link planning, antenna loss/gain, and antenna alignment.

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Contents Tracer Monitored Protection Switch MPS Main Tracer RFC Main Tracer BBP Main Unit VT100 Connection Standby Unit VT100 ConnectionReviewing the Menus Tracer MPS Main Unit T1B Interface Main Unit T1A InterfaceInterfaces Main T1A InterfaceTracer MPS Antenna Interface Tracer RFC if Interface Main Unit Antenna InterfaceTracer BBP if Interface Tracer MPS MainTracer MPS Standby No Alarm Contact COM Alarm Contact Connect to External Alarm COM Alarm Contact SystemMN Alarm Contact SB Alarm Contact Pin Name Description

Protection Switch specifications

ADTRAN Protection Switch is an innovative solution designed to enhance network reliability and resilience through effective protection and failover mechanisms. This cutting-edge technology is primarily utilized in telecommunications and data networks, ensuring continuous service availability even in the face of failures or disruptions.

One of the standout features of the ADTRAN Protection Switch is its ability to provide seamless protection switching between primary and backup paths. Leveraging advanced algorithms, the system can detect any failures in the primary data path and automatically reroute traffic to a predefined backup path within milliseconds. This instantaneous failover capability minimizes downtime and ensures that critical data traffic continues to flow without interruption.

The ADTRAN Protection Switch employs various technologies to achieve high levels of performance and reliability. Among these, the use of Ethernet, MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching), and fiber optics allows for high-speed data transmission and improved bandwidth utilization. The integration of these technologies ensures that organizations can maintain performance standards in demanding environments.

Another essential characteristic of the ADTRAN Protection Switch is its scalability. The modular design allows for easy expansion and integration with existing network infrastructures. As organizations grow and their network needs change, the protection switch can be adjusted to accommodate increased traffic loads or additional service requirements without requiring a complete overhaul of the system.

Moreover, the ADTRAN Protection Switch supports advanced management features, including network monitoring and diagnostics. Users can access real-time performance analytics and alerts, empowering network administrators to proactively address potential issues before they affect service quality. This comprehensive management capability ensures consistent network performance and facilitates prompt troubleshooting.

In addition to its robust technical features, the ADTRAN Protection Switch is designed with redundancy in mind. Dual power supplies and redundant components ensure that the device remains operational even if one part fails. This level of reliability is crucial for organizations that cannot afford outages, especially those in critical sectors like healthcare, finance, or emergency services.

Ultimately, the ADTRAN Protection Switch represents a significant advancement in network protection technology. With its state-of-the-art features, adaptability, and commitment to reliability, it provides organizations with the confidence that their data services will remain uninterrupted, even in the face of unexpected events. This makes it an invaluable asset in today's increasingly interconnected digital landscape.