Quick Start Guides & User Manuals

How to apply software upgrade to my existing iVA?

There are three software upgrades available for the iVA:

• PIM Finder software: iVA-SW-FI-A
• Channel Power Mode software: iVA-SW-CPA
• Transmission Mode software: iVA-SW-TMA

This quick start guide outline how to apply a software upgrade to an existing iVA.

How to apply software upgrade to my existing iVA?

There are three software upgrades available for the iVA:

• PIM Finder software: iVA-SW-FI-A
• Channel Power Mode software: iVA-SW-CPA
• Transmission Mode software: iVA-SW-TMA

This quick start guide outline how to apply a software upgrade to an existing iVA.

iXA Quick Start Guide

The iXA is a 2-port PIM analyzer typically used to measure Passive Intermodulation (PIM) located either internally or externally to an antenna system. The iXA comes with two integrated Range to Fault (RTF) modules to seamlessly perform Distance To PIM (DTP) and Distance To Fault (DTF) measurements. The iXA can also be used as part of the Kaelus 2-port PIM Finder Solution to troubleshoot the antenna system for external PIM.

Side or Wall installation instruction

Canister Antenna Mounting kit side mount pole or wall installation instruction. 

PII-ANT003.

Top pole installation instruction

Canister Antenna Mounting kit (diameter 10 inch| 254 mm) installation instruction. 

With and without shroud. 

PII-ANT002.

PIM Finder Software Quick Start Guide

This document outline how to set up the PIM Finder equipment to begin finding Product of Intermodulation (PIM) sources that are external to the antenna infrastructure.

Passive Intermodulation is a well-known and common issue in cellular communications infrastructure including tower sites, DAS systems, Macro sites, and Micro sites. Measuring PIM within the antenna infrastructure is routine. However, PIM sources can occur externally to the antenna infrastructure and will effect network quality in the same way. Kaelus has introduced a light-weight, easy to use, PIM Finding solution to assist in accurately finding all sources of PIM issues external to the antenna system.