Wireless: CEL-BP RPN antenna conversion chart
The CellCom beltpack RPN antenna number starts at 6 and needs to be subtracted by 5 to get the corresponding active antenna number that is connected to the CellCom base station.
Observing the beltpack RPN # is useful during site surveys to see if a beltpack is handing off between active antennas properly. The chart below shows the RPN antenna numbers starting at 6 and ending at 15 and their conversion to the CEL-TA active antennas numbers starting at 1 and ending at 10.
The CellCom basestation support upto 10 antennas via 2 splitters each splitter supports 5 antennas If only 2 antennas are connected directly to the basestation , they will occupy antennas 1 and 6 in the table below. Antennas 1-5 and 6-10 are only shown when a splitter unit is connected to the basestation
Observing the beltpack RPN # is useful during site surveys to see if a beltpack is handing off between active antennas properly. The chart below shows the RPN antenna numbers starting at 6 and ending at 15 and their conversion to the CEL-TA active antennas numbers starting at 1 and ending at 10.
The CellCom basestation support upto 10 antennas via 2 splitters each splitter supports 5 antennas If only 2 antennas are connected directly to the basestation , they will occupy antennas 1 and 6 in the table below. Antennas 1-5 and 6-10 are only shown when a splitter unit is connected to the basestation
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