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A BTS is a predefined business object of the class IltBTS that you can directly insert in an JViews TGO data source and represent graphically in any of the graphic components connected to the data source. For a general introduction to predefined business classes, see section Introducing Business Objects and Data Sources.
The IltBTS class does not define any specific attribute.
You can retrieve the class IltBTS using its GetIlpClass method. You can handle its instances as simple IlpObject instances and set and get its attributes with the generic methods getAttributeValue and setAttributeValue.
An IltBTS is made up of two types of object:
IltBTSAntenna objects, which represent cellular transmitting and receiving antennas.
IltNetworkElement object, which represents the BTS item of electronic equipment carrying the antennas. For details, see section Network Elements.
The antennas and the item of electronic equipment constitute the detail objects of the IltBTS container object.
An IltBTS object enables you to represent the antenna coverage of each cell in a cellular system. A cell corresponds to a limited geographic zone.
An antenna is an instance of the class IltBTSAntenna.
The IltBTSAntenna class defines the following attributes:
Power--Indicates the power of the antenna in watts
Beam direction--Indicates the beam direction of the antenna in degrees
Beam width--Indicates the beam width of the antenna, in degrees
The graphic representation of an antenna includes:
| Note |
| For a given power value, the length of the arrow line and the radius of the arc may differ. This is to allow for more flexibility in the graphic representation. |
A base transceiver station can be made up of an item of electronic equipment carrying the cellular antennas. An item of BTS equipment is an instance of an IltNetworkElement of type IltNetworkElement.Type.BTSEquipment. For details on network elements, see section Network Elements.
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