Radio ID & Name but no audio
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:54 pm
I was wondering if anyone's heard of something like this:
We are using Three XPR8400 Repeaters with 6 time-slots in an indoor facility warehouse that is approximately 400,000 SQF. The system is connected to a Distributed Antenna system (DAS) with five splitters, five indoor antennas and one outdoor antenna.
When the system was tested with only two users it worked fine. Now that its up and running with multiple users with heavy machinery and noise, we have noticed that often times, some of the subscribers (XPR7550, XPR3550 and XPR6550s) will ‘light up’ as if someone is trying to transmit, but no audio is heard. The display will show the name and the ID of the person, but nothing is heard from the radio. All of the equipment was operating within the proper parameters. This happens intermittently and the coverage test during implementation indicated great coverage within the facility.
It looks as if the packet headers are making it through but not the voice payload. Does this have anything to do with the DAS environment and possibly deconstructive interference.
Thanks
We are using Three XPR8400 Repeaters with 6 time-slots in an indoor facility warehouse that is approximately 400,000 SQF. The system is connected to a Distributed Antenna system (DAS) with five splitters, five indoor antennas and one outdoor antenna.
When the system was tested with only two users it worked fine. Now that its up and running with multiple users with heavy machinery and noise, we have noticed that often times, some of the subscribers (XPR7550, XPR3550 and XPR6550s) will ‘light up’ as if someone is trying to transmit, but no audio is heard. The display will show the name and the ID of the person, but nothing is heard from the radio. All of the equipment was operating within the proper parameters. This happens intermittently and the coverage test during implementation indicated great coverage within the facility.
It looks as if the packet headers are making it through but not the voice payload. Does this have anything to do with the DAS environment and possibly deconstructive interference.
Thanks