Airspan SYN-UG-050 4G/5G Small Cell Transportable Base User Manual

ATG CALLBOX UI INSTALLATION AND

TEST MANUAL

USER MANUAL

Document Part Number: SYN-UG-050

Version: Rev I

Published: Aug 2026

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CONTENTS

Document Information ............................................................................................... 1

Revision History ...................................................................................................................... 1

About This Document ................................................................................................. 2

1.1 Intended Audience .................................................................................................... 2

1.2 Open issues................................................................................................................ 2

1.3 Terminology ............................................................................................................... 4

1.4 References ................................................................................................................. 4

2 Physical layout ............................................................................................................ 5

3 Installation .................................................................................................................. 6

4 Test Setup ................................................................................................................... 8

4.1 Connectivity ............................................................................................................... 8

4.2 Configuration ............................................................................................................. 8

4.2.1 password.gpg ......................................................................................................... 8

4.2.2 ue_db_gogo.conf .................................................................................................... 9

4.2.3 ascb.conf: ............................................................................................................... 9

4.3 Execution ................................................................................................................. 11

4.4 Log files .................................................................................................................... 14

4.4.1 Callbox logs .......................................................................................................... 14

4.4.2 User test logs ........................................................................................................ 14

4.5 Tests ........................................................................................................................ 15

5 Regulatory ................................................................................................................. 37

5.1 Human Exposure to Radio Frequencies ................................................................... 37

5.2 FCC Statements ....................................................................................................... 37

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Figure 1: Search for Secure Boot ............................................................................................................. 2

Figure 2: Select Disabled option .............................................................................................................. 3

Figure 3: Exit ............................................................................................................................................ 3

Figure 4: Save & Exit ................................................................................................................................ 4

Figure 5: Physical layout .......................................................................................................................... 5

Figure 6: Software package ..................................................................................................................... 6

Figure 7: Installation ................................................................................................................................ 7

Figure 8: Credentials ............................................................................................................................... 8

Figure 9: UE Information ......................................................................................................................... 9

Figure 10: If ascb.conf and Callbox configs are correct then above window appears ........................... 11

Figure 11: Execution .............................................................................................................................. 11

Figure 12: Callbox login credentials are wrong in password.gpg ........................................................... 12

Figure 13: Wrong pci value configured in ascb.conf file ........................................................................ 12

Figure 14: Valid PCI list .......................................................................................................................... 13

Figure 15: Test Result ............................................................................................................................ 14

Figure 16: Start Cell button ................................................................................................................... 15

Figure 17: UE list .................................................................................................................................... 15

Figure 18: Cell starts failed due to invalid gain value ............................................................................ 16

Figure 19: All the editable config freeze till cell stop ............................................................................. 16

Figure 20: Start Cell button ................................................................................................................... 17

Figure 21: Cell started with valid configuration ..................................................................................... 17

Figure 22: Cell starts failed due to invalid gain value ............................................................................ 18

Figure 23: All the editable config freeze till cell stop ............................................................................. 18

Figure 24: Cell start checkbox used to stop cell .................................................................................... 19

Figure 25: Cell stopped .......................................................................................................................... 19

Figure 26: Cell start checkbox used to stop cell .................................................................................... 20

Figure 27: Cell stopped .......................................................................................................................... 20

Figure 28: Update attenuation .............................................................................................................. 21

Figure 29: Cell started with updated operational attenuation .............................................................. 22

Figure 30: Update cell id........................................................................................................................ 23

Figure 31: Cell started with updated cell id ........................................................................................... 23

Figure 32: Start Iperf server................................................................................................................... 24

Figure 33: Iperf server started on Callbox ............................................................................................. 24

Figure 34: Failed to start iperf server on Callbox ................................................................................... 25

Figure 35: Get Iperf Log button ............................................................................................................. 25

Figure 36: No data to display ................................................................................................................. 26

Figure 37: Get Iperf Log fetches last iperf test result ............................................................................ 26

Figure 38: Core selection ....................................................................................................................... 27

Figure 39: Connected UE List button disappears if cell not started ...................................................... 28

Figure 40: Connected UE List button appears as cell started successfully ............................................ 28

Figure 41:Connected UE List data ......................................................................................................... 29

Figure 42: MME UE data block and eNB UE data block ......................................................................... 29

Figure 43: Close the application ............................................................................................................ 30

Figure 44: Poweroff the Callbox ............................................................................................................ 31

Figure 45: Poweroff the Callbox request received ................................................................................ 31

Figure 46: Callbox performing poweroff command .............................................................................. 32

Figure 47: Searching for Callbox ............................................................................................................ 32

Figure 48: Callbox Poweroff request processed successfully; now Callbox offlin. ................................. 33

Figure 49: Callbox still offline ................................................................................................................ 33

Figure 50: Callbox online now ............................................................................................................... 34

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Figure 51: Minor UI Corrections ............................................................................................................ 34

Figure 52: Keep Online unchecked ........................................................................................................ 35

Figure 53: Keep Online checked ............................................................................................................ 35

Figure 54: t & t spl output ..................................................................................................................... 36

Figure 55: Desktop Shortcut .................................................................................................................. 36

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Document Information

Revision History

Revision Date Summary of Changes Created by

Rev A December 2025 Initial release Tushar

Tupe

Rev B December 2025 Template update

Ashvtosh

Goel

Rev C January 2026 Updated for new UI, V1.5 Tushar/Ash

vtosh

Rev D February 2026 Updated for UI update V1.6 Tushar

Tupe

Rev E February 2026 Minor UI correction, V1.7

Tushar

Tupe

Rev F March 2026 UI feature updates, V1.9 Tushar

Rev G April 2026 UI feature updates, Physical Layout Tushar

Rev H July 2026 Added Minimum Safe Operating Distance Stuart

Parrott

Rev H August 2026 FCC part 15 statements added Charlie

Blackham

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About This Document

This document specifies the interface and control requirements between the 2.4G and

DMA Aircard software and the ATG platform host for the ATG Evolution project.

1.1 Intended Audience

This document is intended for user performing the tests with callbox in Gogo and clients network.

1.2 Open issues

Sometimes the Callbox motherboard enables secure boot option leads to failure in external ethernet

interface card [enp4s0] detection. This can be identified when UI application starts and reports all

the interfaces.

To recover from this, a monitor/keyboard/mouse needs to be attached and reconfigure boot options

as follows:

1. Enter boot mode:

Press ‘Delete’ key during boot.

2. Search for Secure Boot option:

Search for Secure boot in search tool.

Figure 1: Search for Secure Boot

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3. Disable Secure Boot:

Select Disabled option in dropdown.

Figure 2: Select Disabled option

4. Click on Exit button:

Click on Exit button.

Figure 3: Exit

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5. Save & Exit:

Click on Yes button to save configuration & exit from boot mode.

Figure 4: Save & Exit

1.3 Terminology

Callbox: a single box hosting enodeb and gnodeb services

Host PC: A PC with ubuntu22 which will execute the UI.

1.4 References

1.

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2 Physical layout

Figure 5: Physical layout

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3 Installation

Callbox UI Tarball installation: Target – Test host PC

Basic system requirement for Host PC: Ubuntu 22.04

Basic requirement for test user: user should be part of sudoers for installation of the docker and

software. User will be added to docker group during installation to avoid any further permission

issues.

Release artifact: callbox_Vx.xx.tgz

Tarball content

1 version : package version

2 ascb.conf: Configuration file for IP addresses, iperf ports, eNodeB ID, gNodeBID, Cell ID, PCI

etc

3 install.sh : script to install docker packages

4 callboxcontroluidocker.tar : docker with software

5 run.sh : executution script

User should untar the software release tarball in home directory.

Figure 6: Software package

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User should execute install.sh to install the docker environment. It is preferred to run with every

release. This would also delete any old docker callbox ui image.

Figure 7: Installation

Note1: If docker is installed for the first time, user should logout and login again before execution.

Note2: Callbox should be connected to internet to install docker packages if not present already.

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4 Test Setup

4.1 Connectivity

The callbox should be accessible to the test host PC over IPv4 ssh. The callbox is expected to have

two ethernet interfaces, one with DHCP and one with static IP(v4) 169.254.1.10. If callbox network

configuration changes, the configuration must be updated accordingly. See following section for the

config files.

4.2 Configuration

Following are the config files required to start/control the UI application and callbox

4.2.1 password.gpg

The release docker comes with a password.gpg file which corresponds to the default

username/password of the callbox. If the callbox password is updated, this file must be updated in

the untarred release folder.

To create the gpg key file, create a password file with below content in <tag>: <value> format (user

should update password with target machine credentials)

USER_NAME: callbox

PASSWORD: <password>

and run following command to create encrypted password.gpg file using above credentials

$ gpg --batch -c --passphrase <pass phrase> --output password.gpg /tmp/password

Figure 8: Credentials

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4.2.2 ue_db_gogo.conf

This file is needed locally if the callbox internal core is used. This should have sim related info for the

aircards which needs to be connected.

Figure 9: UE Information

4.2.3 ascb.conf:

This file is supplied in the tarball with some default parameters and must be updated before starting

the UI. These are configuration values to start and control the operation of callbox provided in <tag:

value> format. User should change the param values as per current system.

This file lists all the expert UI configurable values that can be used to set / change the parameters

like callbox ip, mme ip, amf ip, gtp address, ngap bind address, iperf server ip & port, plmn, enb id,

gnb id, lte/nr cell attenuation, rx gain, pci, cell id, gps less operation, tac, nssai sst/sd & ssb nr arfcn

of NR cell.

CALLBOX_IP: 169.254.1.10

MME_IP: 127.0.0.1

AMF_IP: 10.80.0.7

GTP_ADDR: 10.80.6.254

NGAP_BIND_ADDR: 10.80.6.254

IPERF_SERVER_IP: 10.80.6.254

IPERF_SERVER_PORT_4G: 7777

IPERF_SERVER_PORT_5G: 7778

PLMN: 31000

ENB_ID: 0x1

GNB_ID: 0x12345

CELL_ATTENUATION_4G: 20

CELL_ATTENUATION_5G: 55

ENB_RX_GAIN_P1: 20.0

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ENB_RX_GAIN_P2: 20.0

GNB_RX_GAIN_P0: 44.0

LTE_CELL_ID: 25

PCI: 25

NR_CELL_ID: 2

PCI_5G: 2

TAC_4G: 10

TAC_5G: 10

GNB_SSB_NR_ARFCN: 495150

NSSAI_SST: 1

INCLUDE_NSSAI: 1

NSSAI_SD: 000001

OPERATION_WITH_GPS: 1

Note1: an output directory is created when executing the UI with application debug and test logs.

This folder also has some configuration files which are generated from the input config files. If

ascb.conf file needs to be updated, both cells should be stopped if running, the application should be

stopped, final_ascb.conf from output needs to be removed and then application should be started

again.

Note2: Since the SDR card output is connected to the FEM, the TX power from SDR card should be

increased cautiously as it may burn the FEM. This power is controlled through CELL Attenuation

values [CELL_ATTENUATION_4G/ CELL_ATTENUATION_5G]. The current limit in software is set to

minimum of 10dB. Please do not try to set a lower attenuation.

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4.3 Execution

To start the UI, user should change dir to release directory and use run.sh script from this directory.

$./run.sh

This would start the traces on same console, and a UI window will pop up. An output directory will

be created when the UI is started. It will have configuration files used by application within docker

container. UI will also generate log files in this directory.

Figure 10: If ascb.conf and Callbox configs are correct then above window appears

Figure 11: Execution

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For login failure with invalid credentials supplied from password.gpg file:

Figure 12: Callbox login credentials are wrong in password.gpg

For invalid PCI value supplied from ascb.conf file:

Figure 13: Wrong pci value configured in ascb.conf file

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List of valid PCI’s:

Figure 14: Valid PCI list

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4.4 Log files

4.4.1 Callbox logs

All the Callbox logs will be redirected to output/callbox.log file. File contains all the debug logs, info logs and

error logs with timestamp

4.4.2 User test logs

All the user test results will be seen in the output window in the UI and also redirected to output/usertest.log

file with timestamp

Figure 15: Test Result

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4.5 Tests

The UI supports following options for the user to start callbox

1. Start 5G/NR Cell:

Now click on ‘Start Cell’ button to start 5G/NR cell.

Figure 16: Start Cell button

If cell starts successfully with supplied configuration, then click on ‘Start Cell’ checkbox remains, ‘Connected UE

List’ button now becomes visible and supplied valid configuration settings displayed on result window.

Figure 17: UE list

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If cell start failed due to any issue ‘Start Cell’ checkbox tick will be automatically removed, all the editable

textbox cleared, and error displayed in result window

Figure 18: Cell starts failed due to invalid gain value

After successful Cell start with supplied configuration, all the config freeze till cell stopped.

Figure 19: All the editable config freeze till cell stop

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2. Start 4G/LTE Cell:

Now click on ‘Start Cell’ button to start 4G/LTE cell.

Figure 20: Start Cell button

If cell starts successfully with supplied configuration, then click on ‘Start Cell’ checkbox remains, ‘Connected UE

List’ button now becomes visible and supplied valid configuration settings displayed on result window.

Figure 21: Cell started with valid configuration

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If cell start failed due to any issue ‘Start Cell’ checkbox tick will be automatically removed, all the editable

textbox cleared, and error displayed in result window

Figure 22: Cell starts failed due to invalid gain value

After successful Cell start with supplied configuration, all the config freeze till cell stopped.

Figure 23: All the editable config freeze till cell stop

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3. Stop Cell:

Callbox start with default attenuation value 200 (attenuation valid range 10 to 200dB) but if user wants to

change the operational attenuation value with which cell should start every time, then that value needs to

update in textbox then click on ‘Start Cell’ button to apply. Now this new value will be updated as

CELL_ATTENUATION_4G for 4g/lte cell or CELL_ATTENUATION_5G for 5g/NR cell in final_ascb.conf.

4. Stop 5G/NR Cell:

Now to stop the cell needs to click on same ‘Start Cell’ checkbox.

Figure 24: Cell start checkbox used to stop cell

After cell stop click on ‘Start Cell’ checkbox removed, Attenuation value updated as 200dB and result window

updated with Cell Stopped now notification while all the editable config unfreezes.

Figure 25: Cell stopped

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5. Stop 4G/LTE Cell:

Now to stop the cell needs to click on same ‘Start Cell’ checkbox.

Figure 26: Cell start checkbox used to stop cell

After cell stop click on ‘Start Cell’ checkbox removed, Attenuation value updated as 200dB and result window

updated with Cell Stopped now notification while all the editable config unfreezes.

Figure 27: Cell stopped

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6. Cell Start / Stop and Attenuation relation:

To stop cell, attenuation value updated as 200dB and to start cell attenuation value changed to 10 or user

supplied operational attenuation. At 200dB cell won’t transmit so won’t be visible to UE. We are doing this

to enable/disable cell as service start/stop apply to second cell also and thus interfere with second cell

operations.

7. Attenuation / Operational attenuation updating:

To change operational attenuation; We can update any value between 10 to 200 dB (range can be changed

based on /root/enb/config/airspan/max_gain.cfg file which reflects hardware gain limits) and click on

‘Start Cell’

Figure 28: Update attenuation

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Figure 29: Cell started with updated operational attenuation

Now cell starts with this operational attenuation 65 dB for every reboot till final_ascb.conf file delete or again

change attenuation as above. In final_ascb.conf file attenuation entry added as below

CELL_ATTENUATION_5G: 65

Similarly, if changed for LTE/4G cell in final_ascb.conf file entry added as CELL_ATTENUATION_4G.

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8. Cell Id updating:

To change cell id; We can update any value between 0 to 15 (4 bit length) for NR/5G cell while 0 to 255 (8 bit

length) for LTE/4G then click on ‘Start Cell’

Figure 30: Update cell id

Figure 31: Cell started with updated cell id

Now cell starts with this cell id 3 for every reboot till final_ascb.conf file delete or again change cell id as above.

In final_ascb.conf file cell id entry added as below

NR_CELL_ID: 3

Similarly, if changed for LTE/4G cell final_ascb.conf file entry added as LTE_CELL_ID.

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9. Start Iperf Server:

Click on ‘Start Iperf Server’ button to start iperf server on Callbox.

Figure 32: Start Iperf server

Start Iperf server triggers iperf3 session on Callbox.

If Iperf server started successfully then ‘Get Iperf Log’ button becomes visible to get the server result of last

iperf test and notification displayed on result window.

Figure 33: Iperf server started on Callbox

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If Iperf server failed to start then ‘Get Iperf Log’ button won’t be visible, and notification will be displayed on

result window.

Figure 34: Failed to start iperf server on Callbox

10. Get Iperf Log:

‘Get Iperf Log’ if clicked on will fetch last iperf test result

Figure 35: Get Iperf Log button

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If iperf test not run yet, then ‘No data to display’ notification prints on result window

Figure 36: No data to display

Now run the iperf client and wait till test complete then click on ‘Get Iperf Log’ button, server test result will be

displayed on result window

Figure 37: Get Iperf Log fetches last iperf test result

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11. Core Dropdown:

Core dropdown can be used for Internal or External (external core ip will be listed here) core selection.

Dropdown menu will be available based on value of mme ip ‘MME_IP’ param in ascb.conf file. If ‘MME_IP’

param value passed as Callbox ip or loopback ip (127.0.0.1) then no dropdown menu appears while fixed

‘Internal’ value displayed for core while for any other ip value core will be displayed with dropdown and

with ‘Internal’ and ‘Exernal ip address” as below.

Figure 38: Core selection

By default, ‘Internal’ core will be selected in selection dropdown, user has to select external core

manually if he wants to.

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12. Connected UE List:

‘Connected UE List’ button won’t appears initially, or cell start fails and appears only if cell started successfully

Figure 39: Connected UE List button disappears if cell not started

Figure 40: Connected UE List button appears as cell started successfully

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User has to click on ‘Connected UE List’ button to get connected ue data

Figure 41:Connected UE List data

Connected UE List data contains two blocks for Internal core case, first block for MME ue data and second

block for eNB ue data while for external core case only eNB ue data block present

Figure 42: MME UE data block and eNB UE data block

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13. Close the application:

To close application user need to click on ‘X’ which will close the application window, all the iperf instances

running and stops lte service on Callbox.

Figure 43: Close the application

On startup and on exit, application will kill all the iperf3 and stop lte service running on callbox.

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14. Poweroff the Callbox:

To poweroff callbox user need to click on ‘Callbox Poweroff’ button which will poweroff callbox unit (it execute

poweroff command in linux shell).

Figure 44: Poweroff the Callbox

Poweroff request received now stopping cells if running also iperf servers if running.

Figure 45: Poweroff the Callbox request received

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Executing poweroff command in Callbox shell

Figure 46: Callbox performing poweroff command

Application searching for Callbox to confirm poweroff (callbox gets offline/disconnected, needs manual power

on)

Figure 47: Searching for Callbox

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Callbox is offline now and application is in disconnected state

Figure 48: Callbox Poweroff request processed successfully; now Callbox offlin.

For any action/button press Callbox recheck connectivity

Figure 49: Callbox still offline

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Callbox is online now and application starts performing intended actions

Figure 50: Callbox online now

Latest UI update has “ATTENUATION” & “RX GAIN” unit corrected to dB in place of dbm and Callbox Reboot

Button converted to Callbox Poweroff.

Figure 51: Minor UI Corrections

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15. Keep Online Callbox after application close:

For every time we close UI application Callbox service stops so cell/cells down; To prevent this and keep

Callbox service on user need to check ‘Keep Online’ checkbox.

Checkbox unchecked: Default behavior; for UI application close Callbox service stops thus cell/cells down

Figure 52: Keep Online unchecked

Checkbox checked: For UI application close Callbox remains online and current state maintained for next

application start.

Figure 53: Keep Online checked

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16. t & t spl screen command output:

Whenever LTE/NR Start Cell or Connected UE List button pressed t output and t spl output printed at bottom

of result window.

Figure 54: t & t spl output

17. Desktop Shortcut:

Install.sh create desktop shortcut to launch UI application.

Figure 55: Desktop Shortcut

On startup and on exit, application will kill all the iperf3 and stop lte service running on callbox.

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5 Regulatory

5.1 Human Exposure to Radio Frequencies

The Safety Distance for the ATG Call Box is 55mm. Users should be no closer than 55mm

from the antenna on the equipment.

5.2 FCC Statements

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions:

1. This device must accept any interference, and

2. This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause

undesired operation

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Airspan could void the user’s authority to

operate the equipment.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial

environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to

radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful

interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

This equipment must be professionally installed.

Only the supplied antennae are to be used with the equipment.

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