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ZXG10-BSS (V2)

Base Station Subsystem

Operation Manual I

ZTE CORPORATION


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ZXG10-BSS (V2)

Base Station Subsystem

Operation Manual I

Manual Version 20040331- R1.1

Product Version V2.52

Copyright 2004 ZTE Corporation

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Preface

ZXG10 is a GSM mobile communication system independently developed by ZTE

Corporation. It consists of the ZXG10-MSS Mobile Switching Subsystem and the

ZXG10-BSS Base Station Subsystem. The ZXG10-BSS Base Station Subsystem

provides and manages GSM radio transmission, including the ZXG10-BSC Base

Station Controller, the ZXG10-BTS Base Transceiver Station, and other equipment.

The ZXG10-BSS (V2) Base Station Subsystem consists of the ZXG10-BSC (V2) Base

Station Controller and the ZXG10-BTS Base Transceiver Station. The ZXG10-BTS is

a general term for the ZTE series of base stations. The ZXG10-OMCR (V2) is the

operation & maintenance platform of the ZXG10-BSS (V2) Base Station Subsystem.

About This Manual

ZXG10-BSS (V2) Base Station Subsystem Operation Manual introduces the ZXG10-

OMCR (V2) in terms of system management and monitoring, methods and examples

of data configuration, alarm management and performance management. It is a

reference manual in guiding users to use ZXG10-OMCR (V2) for the operation &

maintenance of the BSC (V2.0).

Related documentation contains:

ZXG10-BSC (V2) Base Station Controller Guide to Documentation

ZXG10-BSC (V2) Base Station Controller Technical Manual

ZXG10-BSC (V2) Base Station Controller Hardware Manual

ZXG10-BSC (V2) Base Station Controller Installation Manual (Hardware)

ZXG10-BSC (V2) Base Station Controller Installation Manual (Software)

ZXG10-BSC (V2) Base Station Controller Maintenance Manual

ZXG10-BSS (V2) Base Station Subsystem Command Manual

ZXG10-BSS (V2) Base Station Subsystem Man-Machine Interface Manual

How to Use This Manual


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Chapter 1Operation Safety describes the precautions and guidelines.

Chapter 2 Configuration Management introduces the configuration flow, logicstructure of configuration data. It also tells the reader how to make the simplest data

configuration, and describes in detail the advanced data configuration, including how

to configure different sites, external cells, relative cells, frequency hopping, EasyWay,

sub-multiplexing, O&M LAPD, power-down bypass and GPRS data. Describes how to

configure the software version via software loading and how to configure

blocking/unblocking operations via dynamic data management.

Chapter 3 Fault Management introduces display and management of alarms, trunk

node alarm management, BSC environment alarm management, BSC alarm rulemanagement, man-machine operations of BSC boards and test management.

Chapter 4 Performance Management introduces report creation and configuration,

report customizations and automatic report creation, measurement job management,

observation job management, signaling tracing and tracing invoke.

Chapter 5 System Management and Monitoring is about user management, grant,

user Wizard creation and cascading user management. It introduces how to view the

users operation log, monitor database tables and table space and back up database, and

how to send man-machine commands, send commands from files one by one and send

commands in big transaction mode.

Appendix A Abbreviations lists the abbreviations used in this manual.

Appendix B Index is an indexing system of the definitions and terms used in this

manual.

Conventions

1. Notational convention

Angular brackets identify names of keys and buttons, and the

information typed by an operator from a terminal

Square brackets [and] indicate a man-machine interface, menu item, data list

or field name. The symbol separates a multi-level menu, e.g., [File

New Folder] indicates the [Folder] menu item under the [New] submenu of

the menu [File].

2. Keyboard Operation Convention


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Format Description

Characters within angular

brackets

Indicate a key or button name, e.g., , ,

, and

Press Key 1 and Key 2 at the same time.

Press Key1 first. Then release Key 1 and press Key 2

3. Mouse Operation Convention

Format Description

Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left

mouse button) once

Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually the

left mouse button) twice

Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the right

mouse button) once.

Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and move the

mouse

4. Danger, Warning, Caution and Note Statements

Danger, Warning, Caution and Note statements

are used throughout this manual to emphasize important and critical

information. You must read these statements to help ensure safety and to prevent

product damage. The statements are defined below.

Danger:

Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death

or serious injury. This signal word is to be limited to the most extreme situations.

Warning:

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death

or serious injury.


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Caution:

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor

or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.

Note:

A Note statement is used to notify people of installation, operation, or maintenance

information that is important, but not hazard-related.

Tips:

Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive for the reader

Statement: The actual product may differ from what is described in this

manual due to frequent update of ZTE products and fast development of

technologies. Please contact the local ZTE office for the latest updating

information of the product.


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Contents

1 Operation Safety ...........................................................................................................................................1

1.1 On-site Operation Descriptions ...............................................................................................................1

1.2 Usage Guide to On-site Version Functions .............................................................................................2

2 Configuration Management .........................................................................................................................1

2.1 Overview ..................................................................................................................................................1

2.2 BSC Data Configuration (Basic Part) ......................................................................................................2

2.2.1 Configuration Flow ...................................................................................................................2

2.2.2 Data Configuration ...................................................................................................................8

2.3 BSC Data Configuration (Advanced Part) ............................................................................................32

2.3.1 Configuring the BTS1.0 and BTS1.0 (A) Sites ......................................................................32

2.3.2 Configuring the BTS2.0 Site ..................................................................................................37

2.3.3 Configuring the MB and EMB Sites ......................................................................................45

2.3.4 Configuring the BS21 Site ......................................................................................................47

2.3.5 Configuring the BS30 Site ......................................................................................................49

2.3.6 Configuring the BS30 (V1.2) Site ..........................................................................................51

2.3.7 Configuring the Cascading Site ..............................................................................................55

2.3.8 Configuring the O&M LAPD of a Site ..................................................................................59

2.3.9 Configuring the Site with Designated Multiplexing Mode ....................................................61

2.3.10 Configuring the Site of Power-off Bypass ...........................................................................63

2.3.11 Configuring the 80W Site .....................................................................................................65

2.3.12 Configure the Easy Way ......................................................................................................67

2.3.13 Configuring the Sub-multiplexing .......................................................................................69

2.3.14 Configuring the CBC ............................................................................................................72

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2.3.15 Configuring the Super Large Size Cell ...............................................................................75

2.3.16 Configuring the Related Cell ................................................................................................79

2.3.17 Configuring the Adjacent Cell Handover and Reselection ..................................................81

2.3.18 Configuring the External Cell ..............................................................................................83

2.3.19 Configuring the Frequency Hopping ....................................................................................85

2.3.20 Configuring the GPRS Data .................................................................................................88

2.3.21 Exporting the Configuration Data ........................................................................................97

2.4 Wireless Resources Management ..........................................................................................................99

2.4.1 Modifying the BSC .................................................................................................................99

2.4.2 Modifying the Parameters of the Logical Site .....................................................................103

2.4.3 Modifying the Cell Parameters .............................................................................................105

2.4.4 Modifying the Power Control ...............................................................................................107

2.4.5 Modifying the Handover Control .........................................................................................109

2.5 Loading the Software ...........................................................................................................................111

2.5.1 Overview of Software Loading Flow ...................................................................................111

2.5.2 Selecting the Software Version .............................................................................................114

2.5.3 Storing the Software into the Database ................................................................................118

2.5.4 Setting General Software ......................................................................................................123

2.5.5 Loading General Software ....................................................................................................126

2.5.6 Setting the Board Software ...................................................................................................128

2.5.7 Loading the Board Software .................................................................................................135

2.5.8 Setting the Software Version of the Physical Site ................................................................138

2.5.9 Loading the Software Version of the Physical Site ..............................................................141

2.5.10 Viewing the Foreground Running Version .........................................................................144

2.5.11 Handling of FAQ in Software Loading ..............................................................................146

2.6 Dynamic Data Management ................................................................................................................147

2.6.1 Overview ...............................................................................................................................147

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2.6.2 Querying the Dynamic Properties of the BSC .....................................................................147

2.6.3 Automatically Obtaining or Updating the Status .................................................................150

2.6.4 Blocking/Unblocking ...........................................................................................................151

2.6.5 Querying the Status of the A-interface Timeslot ..................................................................153

2.6.6 Performing Circuit Installation/Uninstallation of PCM .......................................................155

2.6.7 Querying the Status of the Abis-Interface Channel .............................................................156

2.6.8 Querying the N7Link Status .................................................................................................158

2.6.9 Activating /Deactivating the N7Link ...................................................................................159

2.6.10 Performing the Blocking/Unblocking/Reset/Signaling Reset/Status Query of BVC ........160

2.6.11 Querying the Channel Statistics of the Cell .......................................................................161

2.6.12 Querying the Channel Statistics of the Module .................................................................164

2.6.13 Querying the Instance Type of the Module ........................................................................167

2.6.14 Setting the Foreground Switch Parameters ........................................................................168

2.6.15 Querying the FUC Control Level of the Peripheral Module .............................................170

2.6.16 Ending the FUC Control of the Peripheral Module ...........................................................173

2.6.17 Setting the FUC Control Bitmap of the Peripheral Module ..............................................175

2.6.18 Performing Global Reset for Base Station .........................................................................178

2.6.19 Troubleshooting Dynamic Data Management ...................................................................179

3 Fault Management ........................................................................................................................................1

3.1 Overview ..................................................................................................................................................1

3.2 Display and Management of Alarm .........................................................................................................3

3.2.1 Performing the Conditional Alarm Query ................................................................................5

3.2.2 Viewing the Current Alarms of a Site ......................................................................................9

3.2.3 Viewing the Current Alarms of a Board .................................................................................13

3.2.4 Viewing the Notification of No Traffic in the Cell from the Base Station ............................15

3.2.5 Querying the History Alarms of a Board ...............................................................................18

3.2.6 Viewing the History Alarms after Dump ................................................................................21

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3.2.7 Statisticizing the High-frequency Alarms ..............................................................................23

3.2.8 Viewing the Relevant Information of a Correlated Alarm .....................................................27

3.2.9 Acknowledging the Alarm ......................................................................................................29

3.2.10 Clearing the Alarm Manually ...............................................................................................31

3.2.11 Acknowledging the Notification ...........................................................................................33

3.2.12 Dumping the Current Important Alarms ..............................................................................35

3.2.13 Dumping the History Alarms ...............................................................................................36

3.2.14 Setting the Auto Periodic Dump of Alarm Data ..................................................................37

3.2.15 Customizing the Alarm Solution and Cause ........................................................................39

3.2.16 Suppressing the Alarm Display ............................................................................................41

3.2.17 Redefining the Alarm Class ..................................................................................................42

3.2.18 Showing the Important Alarms in Correlated Alarms ..........................................................43

3.2.19 Generating a New Alarm after an Alarm Occurs a Certain Times .......................................44

3.2.20 Compressing Class 1 Alarms ................................................................................................45

3.2.21 Modifying the Alarm Display Mode ....................................................................................46

3.2.22 Customizing the Item Display of the Alarm List .................................................................48

3.3 Trunk Node Alarm Management ...........................................................................................................49

3.3.1 Customizing the Trunk Node Alarms of a Rack at a Site ......................................................50

3.3.2 Modifying the Trunk Node Template .....................................................................................53

3.3.3 Deleting the Trunk Node Template ........................................................................................55

3.3.4 Setting the Level Mode of the Trunk Node ............................................................................57

3.4 BSC Environment Alarm Management .................................................................................................59

3.4.1 Setting the Temperature/Humidity Parameters ......................................................................59

3.4.2 Setting the Infrared Alarm Parameter .....................................................................................61

3.5 BSC Alarm Rule Management ...............................................................................................................63

3.5.1 Overview .................................................................................................................................63

3.5.2 Filtering Rule Management ....................................................................................................63

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3.5.3 Reclassification Rule Management ........................................................................................71

3.5.4 Correlation Rule .....................................................................................................................79

3.6 Man-machine Operations of BSC Boards .............................................................................................94

3.6.1 Viewing the Master/Slave Status of the Board .......................................................................95

3.6.2 Viewing the Running Status of the Board ..............................................................................97

3.6.3 Resetting the BSC Board ........................................................................................................99

3.6.4 Executing the Master/Slave Board Changeover ..................................................................101

3.6.5 Setting the Periodic Changeover for MP ..............................................................................103

3.6.6 Executing the Offline Operation for MP ..............................................................................105

3.6.7 Setting the Clock Reference of SYCK .................................................................................107

3.6.8 Setting the Clock Reference of CKI .....................................................................................110

3.6.9 Setting the Clock Mode of SYCK ........................................................................................112

3.6.10 Setting Permitting the SYCK Changeover .........................................................................114

3.6.11 Resetting a Site Remotely ...................................................................................................116

3.6.12 Resetting the BTS Board Remotely ...................................................................................118

3.7 SMS Alarm Forward Management ......................................................................................................120

3.7.1 Enabling the Alarm Forward Function of the SMS Server .................................................121

3.7.2 Disabling the SMS Alarm Forward Function .......................................................................123

3.7.3 Testing the MS Status ...........................................................................................................125

3.7.4 Enabling the MS Module ......................................................................................................126

3.7.5 Disabling the MS Module ....................................................................................................127

3.7.6 Query the Number of the Short Message Center ................................................................128

3.7.7 Setting the Number of the Short Message Center ................................................................129

3.7.8 Querying MS User information ...........................................................................................130

3.7.9 Create an MS User ................................................................................................................132

3.7.10 Modifying the MS User Information .................................................................................133

3.7.11 Delete an MS User ..............................................................................................................134

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3.7.12 Querying All the Forward Rule Information .....................................................................135

3.7.13 Creating the Forward Rule .................................................................................................137

3.7.14 Creating a New Rule According to the Original Rule .......................................................140

3.7.15 Querying All the Forward Rule Information .....................................................................142

3.7.16 Deleting the Forward Rule Information ............................................................................144

3.7.17 Querying the Short Message Format of All the Users .......................................................145

3.7.18 Customizing the Short Message Format ...........................................................................147

3.8 Test Management ................................................................................................................................. 149

3.8.1 Conducting the Instant Test of Units and Multiple Units (Munit) .......................................150

3.8.2 Conducting the Instant Test of the Link ...............................................................................153

3.8.3 Conducting the Instant Test for E1 .......................................................................................155

3.8.4 Setting the Periodic Scheduled Test .....................................................................................157

3.8.5 Suspending a Scheduled Test ..............................................................................................161

3.8.6 Restarting a Scheduled Test .................................................................................................163

3.8.7 Deleting a Scheduled Test ....................................................................................................165

3.8.8 Switching the Test Mode ......................................................................................................167

3.8.9 Viewing the Details of Test Results ......................................................................................168

3.8.10 Re-obtaining the Test Item .................................................................................................170

3.8.11 Querying the Test Results ...................................................................................................171

3.8.12 Deleting a Test Result .........................................................................................................173

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List of Figures

Fig. 2.2-1 Initial Configuration Flow ...........................................................................................................3

Fig. 2.2-2 Modification Configuration Flow ...............................................................................................4

Fig. 2.2-3 Incremental Configuration (1)......................................................................................................5

Fig. 2.2-4 Incremental Configuration (2) .....................................................................................................5

Fig. 2.2-5 Incremental Configuration (3) .....................................................................................................6

Fig. 2.2-6 Logic Structure of Data Configuration........................................................................................6

Fig. 2.2-7 Start the Integrated Configuration Management..........................................................................9

Fig. 2.2-8 Select Initial Configuration..........................................................................................................9

Fig. 2.2-9 Create a Configuration Script ...................................................................................................10

Fig. 2.2-10 Configure the MSC Equipment................................................................................................10

Fig. 2.2-11 Configure the BSC Parameters ................................................................................................11

Fig. 2.2-12 BSC Equipment Node..............................................................................................................12

Fig. 2.2-13 BSC Rack Configuration .........................................................................................................12

Fig. 2.2-14 BSC Rack ................................................................................................................................13

Fig. 2.2-15 BSC Shelf Configuration.........................................................................................................14

Fig. 2.2-16 BATC Shelf Configuration ......................................................................................................14

Fig. 2.2-17 Add A BSC Board....................................................................................................................15

Fig. 2.2-18 Configure the DRT Board .......................................................................................................15

Fig. 2.2-19 Configure the TIC Board with Abis Interface..........................................................................16

Fig. 2.2-20 Configure the TIC Board of A Interface..................................................................................17

Fig. 2.2-21 Configure the MTP Board........................................................................................................18

Fig. 2.2-22 Configure the BIPP..................................................................................................................18

Fig. 2.2-23 Configure the Physical Site - Base Station Parameters...........................................................19

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Fig. 2.2-24 Configure the Physical Site - Initialization Panel ...................................................................20

Fig. 2.2-25 Configure the Physical Site - BIE Panel Configuration..........................................................20

Fig. 2.2-26 Configure the Physical Site - Rack View ................................................................................21

Fig. 2.2-27 Configure Physical Sites - Combiners and Dividers of Tru....................................................22

Fig. 2.2-28 Configure the Radio BSC - Menu Option................................................................................22

Fig. 2.2-29 Configure the Radio BSC - BSC Parameters...........................................................................23

Fig. 2.2-30 Configure Radio Sites - Menu Option.....................................................................................23

Fig. 2.2-31 Configure Radio Sites - No......................................................................................................24

Fig. 2.2-32 Configure Radio Sites - Menu Option 2 .................................................................................24

Fig. 2.2-33 Configure Radio Sites - No. 2 .................................................................................................25

Fig. 2.2-34 Configure Radio Sites - Parameter Display.............................................................................25

Fig. 2.2-35 Configure Radio Sites - Logic Site Node................................................................................26

Fig. 2.2-36 Configure Radio Cells - Menu Option.....................................................................................26

Fig. 2.2-37 Configure Radio Cells - Cell Parameters.................................................................................27

Fig. 2.2-38 Configure Carrier Frequency - Menu Option..........................................................................28

Fig. 2.2-39 Configure Carrier Frequency - Parameter Configuration........................................................28

Fig. 2.2-40 Save File (1) ............................................................................................................................29

Fig. 2.2-41 Save File (2) ............................................................................................................................29

Fig. 2.2-42 Save File (3) ............................................................................................................................29

Fig. 2.2-43 Generate Configuration Command (1)....................................................................................30



Fig. 2.3-46 Configure the BTS1.2 - Base Station Parameters....................................................................32

Fig. 2.3-47 Configure the BTSV1.0 (A) - Initialization Panel ..................................................................33

Fig. 2.3-48 Configure the BTSV1.0 (A) - BIE Panel Configuration.........................................................34

Fig. 2.3-49 Configure the BTSV1.0 (A) - Rack View ...............................................................................34

Fig. 2.3-50 Configure the BTSV1.0 (A) - [Add Rack] Menu....................................................................35

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Fig. 2.3-51 Configure the BTSV1.0 (A) - [Add Rack] Dialog Box ..........................................................35

Fig. 2.3-52 Configure the BTS1.2 - Combiners and Dividers of Tru.........................................................36

Fig. 2.3-53 Configure the BTS2.0 - Base Station Parameters....................................................................37

Fig. 2.3-54 Configure the BTS2.0 - Initialization Panel ...........................................................................38

Fig. 2.3-55 Configure the BTS2.0 - CMM Configuration.........................................................................38

Fig. 2.3-56 Configure the BTS2.0 - PCM List...........................................................................................39

Fig. 2.3-57 Configure the BTS2.0 - BTS2.0 Node Generation..................................................................40

Fig. 2.3-58 Configure the BTS2.0 - BTS2.0 Rack Generation..................................................................40

Fig. 2.3-59 Configure the BTS2.0 - [Add Rack] Menu .............................................................................41

Fig. 2.3-60 Configure the BTS2.0 - [Add BTS2.0 Assistant Rack] ..........................................................42

Fig. 2.3-61 Configure the BTS2.0 - Configuration of PCM of B TS2.0 Assistant Rack...........................42

Fig. 2.3-62 Configure the BTS2.0 - CDU Configuration...........................................................................43

Fig. 2.3-63 Configure the BTS2.0 - TRM Configuration...........................................................................44

Fig. 2.3-64 Configure the BTS2.0 - CDU Properties Display....................................................................44

Fig. 2.3-65 Configure the MB - Site Properties..........................................................................................45

Fig. 2.3-66 Configure the MB - SCU Configuration..................................................................................46

Fig. 2.3-67 Configure the MB - Rack view................................................................................................46

Fig. 2.3-68 BS21 Rack View .....................................................................................................................48

Fig. 2.3-69 Configure the BS30 - Base Station Properties.........................................................................49

Fig. 2.3-70 Configure the BS30 - CMM Panel Configuration...................................................................50

Fig. 2.3-71 Configure the BS30 - Rack view.............................................................................................50

Fig. 2.3-72 Configure the BS30 (V1.2) - Base Station Properties.............................................................51

Fig. 2.3-73 Configure the BS30 (V1.2) - CMM Panel Configuration.......................................................52

Fig. 2.3-74 Configure the BS30 (V1.2) - Rack view..................................................................................53

Fig. 2.3-75 Configure the BS30 (V1.2) TRM Panel................................................................................53

Fig. 2.3-76 Configure the Cascading Site - Add BTS ...............................................................................55

Fig. 2.3-77 Configure the Cascading Site - Site Properties Configuration ...............................................56

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Fig. 2.3-78 Configure the Cascading Site - Rack Configuration ..............................................................56

Fig. 2.3-79 Configure the Cascading Site - Select the PCM Connection Type.........................................57

Fig. 2.3-80 Configure the Cascading Site - Select the PCM......................................................................57

Fig. 2.3-81 Configure the Cascading Site - Cascading Site Generation....................................................58

Fig. 2.3-82 Configure the O&M LAPD - Site Properties...........................................................................59

Fig. 2.3-83 Configure the O&M LAPD Timeslot .....................................................................................60

Fig. 2.3-84 Configure the LAPD Multiplexing - Site Properties...............................................................61

Fig. 2.3-85 Configure the LAPD Multiplexing - Multiplexing Mode Selection.......................................62

Fig. 2.3-86 Configure the Power-off Bypass - Site Properties...................................................................63

Fig. 2.3-87 Configure Power-off Bypass - Specify Power-off Bypass......................................................64

Fig. 2.3-88 Configuring 80W (1)................................................................................................................65

Fig. 2.3-89 80W (2) Configuration ............................................................................................................66

Fig. 2.3-90 80W (3) Configuration ............................................................................................................66

Fig. 2.3-91 Configure the EasyWay - Menu Option...................................................................................67

Fig. 2.3-92 Configure the EasyWay - EasyWay Parameters......................................................................68

Fig. 2.3-93 Near Sub-multiplexing Shelf....................................................................................................69

Fig. 2.3-94 Remote Sub-multiplexing Shelf...............................................................................................70

Fig. 2.3-95 Configure the Remote Sub-multiplexing TIC Board...............................................................70

Fig. 2.3-96 Selection of [Edit CBCOP] Menu............................................................................................72

Fig. 2.3-97 [Edit CBCOP] Dialog Box ......................................................................................................73

Fig. 2.3-98 Edit X.25 Dialog Box ..............................................................................................................73

Fig. 2.3-99 Selection of Cell Support CBC ...............................................................................................74

Fig. 2.3-100 CBC Channel Configuration..................................................................................................74

Fig. 2.3-101 Modification of Cell Radio Information Menu Option.........................................................76

Fig. 2.3-102 Configure the Extension Cell.................................................................................................76

Fig. 2.3-103 Configure the Extension BCCH Carrier Frequency..............................................................77

Fig. 2.3-104 Configure non-BCCH Carrier Frequency as Extension Type ..............................................78

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Fig. 2.3-105 Configure the External Extension Cell..................................................................................78

Fig. 2.3-106 Configure the Adjacent Cell (1).............................................................................................79

Fig. 2.3-107 Configure the Adjacent Cell (2).............................................................................................80

Fig. 2.3-108 Configure Handover and Reselection Cell - Menu Option...................................................81

Fig. 2.3-109 Configure Handover and Reselection Cell--Parameter Configuration..................................82

Fig. 2.3-110 Configure the External Cell (1)..............................................................................................83

Fig. 2.3-111 Configure the External Cell (2)..............................................................................................84

Fig. 2.3-112 Configure Frequency Hopping Create the Frequency Hopping System Menu..................85

Fig. 2.3-113 Configure the Frequency Hopping System............................................................................86

Fig. 2.3-114 Configure the Frequency Hopping - Frequency Hopping Point ...........................................86

Fig. 2.3-115 Modify the Channel Parameter..............................................................................................87

Fig. 2.3-116 Dialog Box for Adding Racks................................................................................................88

Fig. 2.3-117 Add the Rack Including the GIU and the SPCU....................................................................89

Fig. 2.3-118 Configure the PUC (1)...........................................................................................................89

Fig. 2.3-119 Configure the PUC (2)...........................................................................................................90

Fig. 2.3-120 Add the FRP Board.................................................................................................................90

Fig. 2.3-121 Add the BRP Board................................................................................................................91

Fig. 2.3-122 Configure the TIC with GB Interface....................................................................................91

Fig. 2.3-123 Configure BRCH (1)..............................................................................................................92

Fig. 2.3-124 Configure BRCH (2)..............................................................................................................92

Fig. 2.3-125 Configure NSVC (1)..............................................................................................................93



Fig. 2.3-128 Configure a GPRS Cell (1)....................................................................................................94

Fig. 2.3-129 Configure a GPRS Cell (2)....................................................................................................95

Fig. 2.3-130 Configure GPRS Transceiver ................................................................................................95

Fig. 2.3-131 Configure a Dynamic Channel...............................................................................................96

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Fig. 2.3-132 Menu for Data Export Configuration ....................................................................................97

Fig. 2.3-133 Configuration Database Export Interface..............................................................................98

Fig. 2.3-134 Configure the Report Export .................................................................................................98

Fig. 2.4-135 Main interface of Radio Resources Management................................................................100

Fig. 2.4-136 Modify the BSC - Menu Option..........................................................................................100

Fig. 2.4-137 Modify the BSC - GSM.......................................................................................................101

Fig. 2.4-138 Modify the BSC - GPRS......................................................................................................101

Fig. 2.4-139 Modify the BSC - Success...................................................................................................102

Fig. 2.4-140 Configure the Logical Site...................................................................................................103

Fig. 2.4-141 Successful Modification.......................................................................................................104

Fig. 2.4-142 Modify the Cell - Menu Option...........................................................................................105

Fig. 2.4-143 Modify the Cell Parameters.................................................................................................106

Fig. 2.4-144 Cell Modification Success....................................................................................................106

Fig. 2.4-145 Modify the Power Control - Menu Option..........................................................................107

Fig. 2.4-146 Modify the Power Control...................................................................................................108

Fig. 2.4-147 Power Control Modification Success...................................................................................108

Fig. 2.4-148 Modify the Handover Control - Menu Option.....................................................................109

Fig. 2.4-149 Modify the Handover Control Parameter.............................................................................110

Fig. 2.4-150 Handover Control Modification Success.............................................................................110

Fig. 2.5-151 Software Loading Flow........................................................................................................111

Fig. 2.5-152 Software Loading Main Interface........................................................................................113

Fig. 2.5-153 Software Version Information..............................................................................................114

Fig. 2.5-154 Logic View...........................................................................................................................119

Fig. 2.5-155 Load the Software................................................................................................................119

Fig. 2.5-156 Store a Single Software into the Database...........................................................................120

Fig. 2.5-157 Auto Search..........................................................................................................................121

Fig. 2.5-158 Store the Relevant BTS Software into the Database...........................................................122

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Fig. 2.5-159 Query the Version of General Software...............................................................................124

Fig. 2.5-160 Create General Software of BSC.........................................................................................125

Fig. 2.5-161 Create General Software of BTS.........................................................................................125

Fig. 2.5-162 Load General Software........................................................................................................127

Fig. 2.5-163 Browse the Software............................................................................................................129

Fig. 2.5-164 Software Setting (1).............................................................................................................130

Fig. 2.5-165 Software Setting (2).............................................................................................................131

Fig. 2.5-166 Create the BOSN Software Version.....................................................................................132

Fig. 2.5-167 DSP Software Setting...........................................................................................................133

Fig. 2.5-168 BSC Equipment Rack View.................................................................................................136

Fig. 2.5-169 Physical Site Rack View......................................................................................................136

Fig. 2.5-170 Load the Software for the Board of the Base Station Equipment.......................................137

Fig. 2.5-171 Load the Software for the Board of the Physical Site.........................................................137

Fig. 2.5-172 Software Setting of the Physical Site...................................................................................139

Fig. 2.5-173 Create the Software Version of the Physical Site.................................................................140

Fig. 2.5-174 Software Loading of the Physical Site.................................................................................142

Fig. 2.5-175 Software Loading of the Physical Site.................................................................................143

Fig. 2.5-176 Query the Foreground Running Version..............................................................................145

Fig. 2.6-177 Watch the Dynamic Properties of a Single Item..................................................................148

Fig. 2.6-178 Watch the Dynamic Properties of All Items.........................................................................149

Fig. 2.6-179 Set the Refresh Frequency...................................................................................................151

Fig. 2.6-180 Blocking/Unblocking...........................................................................................................152

Fig. 2.6-181 Query the Status of the A-interface Timeslot.......................................................................154

Fig. 2.6-182 PCM Circuit Assemble/Disassemble...................................................................................156

Fig. 2.6-183 Query the Status of the Abis-Interface Channel..................................................................157

Fig. 2.6-184 N7link Status........................................................................................................................158

Fig. 2.6-185 Activating/Deactivating........................................................................................................160

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Fig. 2.6-186 Relevant Operations of the BVC........................................................................................161

Fig. 2.6-187 Query the Channel Statistics of the Cell..............................................................................162

Fig. 2.6-188 Cell Channel Statistics Result..............................................................................................163

Fig. 2.6-189 Query the Channel Statistics of the Module........................................................................165

Fig. 2.6-190 Channel Statistics Result of the Central Module.................................................................165

Fig. 2.6-191 Channel Statistics Result of the Peripheral Module............................................................166

Fig. 2.6-192 Query the Instance Type of the Module...............................................................................167

Fig. 2.6-193 Set the Foreground Switch Parameter of the Module..........................................................169

Fig. 2.6-194 Interface for Setting the Foreground Switch Parameters.....................................................170

Fig. 2.6-195 Query the FUC Control Level (1)........................................................................................171

Fig. 2.6-196 Query the FUC Control Level (2)........................................................................................172

Fig. 2.6-197 End the FUC Control...........................................................................................................174

Fig. 2.6-198 Set the Flow Control Bitmap...............................................................................................176

Fig. 2.6-199 Window for Setting the Flow Control Bitmap.....................................................................177

Fig. 2.6-200 Global Reset.........................................................................................................................179

Fig. 3.2-201 Main Interface of Alarm Management.....................................................................................3

Fig. 3.2-202 BSC Alarm Management Rack Diagram Display...................................................................4

Fig. 3.2-203 Alarm Query Wizard 1.............................................................................................................5

Fig. 3.2-204 Alarm Query Wizard to 2.........................................................................................................6

Fig. 3.2-205 Alarm Query Wizard 3.............................................................................................................6

Fig. 3.2-206 Query Results...........................................................................................................................7

Fig. 3.2-207 Query Result Report Display...................................................................................................8

Fig. 3.2-208 Display of Current Alarms of a Site.......................................................................................10

Fig. 3.2-209 Select the Alarm Query Type.................................................................................................10

Fig. 3.2-210 Select the Alarm Query Object...............................................................................................11

Fig. 3.2-211 Select the Alarm Query Level and Alarm Code.....................................................................11

Fig. 3.2-212 Site Alarm Query Result Display...........................................................................................12

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Fig. 3.2-213 View the Current Alarms of Board.........................................................................................14

Fig. 3.2-214 Notification Query-1 .............................................................................................................16

Fig. 3.2-215 Notification Query 2 ...........................................................................................................16

Fig. 3.2-216 Notification Query-3 .............................................................................................................17

Fig. 3.2-217 Display the Notification Query Result...................................................................................17

Fig. 3.2-218 Query the Board History 1 ....................................................................................................19

Fig. 3.2-219 Query the Board History 2.....................................................................................................19

Fig. 3.2-220 Display the Query Results......................................................................................................20

Fig. 3.2-221 Select the Time Period for the Conditional Query.................................................................21

Fig. 3.2-222 Reload File Inquiry Box.........................................................................................................22

Fig. 3.2-223 Alarm Frequency Analysis - Select the Alarm Source...........................................................23

Fig. 3.2-224 Alarm Frequency Statistics - Select the Time Period for Alarm Statistics............................24

Fig. 3.2-225 Alarm Frequency Analysis - Select the Filtering Condition for Alarm Statistics.................25

Fig. 3.2-226 Alarm Frequency Analysis - Show the Alarm Statistics Result in List.................................25

Fig. 3.2-227 Alarm Frequency Analysis - Display Alarm Statistics Result in Graphical Mode................26

Fig. 3.2-228 Alarm Correlation Information Query...................................................................................27

Fig. 3.2-229 Relevant Information Display................................................................................................28

Fig. 3.2-230 Alarm Validation.....................................................................................................................29

Fig. 3.2-231 Manual Alarm Recovery........................................................................................................31

Fig. 3.2-232 Acknowledge the Operation Box...........................................................................................32

Fig. 3.2-233 Notification Acknowledgment...............................................................................................33

Fig. 3.2-234 Instant Dump of Important Alarms........................................................................................35

Fig. 3.2-235 Manual Dump.........................................................................................................................36

Fig. 3.2-236 Setting the Periodic Dump.....................................................................................................38

Fig. 3.2-237 Alarm Knowledge Base Setting.............................................................................................40

Fig. 3.2-238 Alarm Show Mode.................................................................................................................47

Fig. 3.2-239 Customize the Item Display...................................................................................................48

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Fig. 3.3-240 Trunk Node Setting................................................................................................................49

Fig. 3.3-241 Existing Template Display.....................................................................................................50

Fig. 3.3-242 Create Trunk Node Alarm Template......................................................................................51

Fig. 3.3-243 Trunk Node Alarm Setup.......................................................................................................52

Fig. 3.3-244 Modify the Trunk Node Template..........................................................................................54

Fig. 3.3-245 Delete the Trunk Node Template...........................................................................................56

Fig. 3.3-246 Mode Setting..........................................................................................................................58

Fig. 3.4-247 Temperature/Humidity Setup.................................................................................................60

Fig. 3.4-248 Environment Parameter Setting - Infrared.............................................................................62

Fig. 3.5-249 Dialog Box for Alarm Filtering Rule Management...............................................................65

Fig. 3.5-250 Dialog Box for Editing the Alarm Filtering Rule..................................................................65

Fig. 3.5-251 Rule Object Selection Dialog Box.........................................................................................66

Fig. 3.5-252 Dialog Box for Modifying the Alarm Filtering Rule.............................................................69

Fig. 3.5-253 Dialog Box for Alarm Reclassification Rule Management...................................................72

Fig. 3.5-254 Dialog Box for Creating an Alarm Reclassification Rule.....................................................73

Fig. 3.5-255 Rule Object Selection Dialog Box.........................................................................................73

Fig. 3.5-256 Dialog Box for Alarm Reclassification Rule Modification...................................................76

Fig. 3.5-257 Dialog Box for Alarm Correlation Rule Management..........................................................81

Fig. 3.5-258 Dialog Box for Suppress Rule Creation.................................................................................81

Fig. 3.5-259 Managed Object Selection Dialog Box..................................................................................82

Fig. 3.5-260 Dialog Box for New Count Rule Creation.............................................................................85

Fig. 3.5-261 Managed Object Selection Dialog Box..................................................................................85

Fig. 3.5-262 Dialog Box for Compress Rule Creation...............................................................................88

Fig. 3.5-263 Dialog Box for Suppress Rule Modification.........................................................................90

Fig. 3.5-264 Dialog Box for Count Rule Modification..............................................................................91

Fig. 3.5-265 Dialog Box for Compress Rule Modification........................................................................91

Fig. 3.6-266 Alarm Physical View Interface...............................................................................................96

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Fig. 3.6-267 View the Master/Slave Status.................................................................................................96

Fig. 3.6-268 Board Status Information Display..........................................................................................98

Fig. 3.6-269 Reset Confirmation Dialog Box ..........................................................................................100

Fig. 3.6-270 Board Changeover Confirmation Dialog Box ....................................................................102

Fig. 3.6-271 Periodic Changeover Setting Dialog Box ...........................................................................104

Fig. 3.6-272 Board Off-line Confirmation Dialog Box............................................................................106

Fig. 3.6-273 Alarm Physical View............................................................................................................108

Fig. 3.6-274 Dialog Box for Setting SYCK Clock Reference.................................................................108

Fig. 3.6-275 Dialog Box for Setting CKI Clock Reference......................................................................111

Fig. 3.6-276 Dialog Box for Setting SYCK Clock Mode.........................................................................113

Fig. 3.6-277 Dialog Box for Confirming Clock Reference Permission ..................................................115

Fig. 3.6-278 Physical Site Rack View.......................................................................................................117

Fig. 3.6-279 Dialog Box for Remote Reset Confirmation........................................................................117

Fig. 3.6-280 Physical Site Rack View.......................................................................................................119

Fig. 3.6-281 Dialog Box for Board Reset Confirmation..........................................................................119

Fig. 3.7-282 SMS Alarm Forward Management Dialog Box..................................................................122

Fig. 3.7-283 Dialog Box for Server Forward Function Success..............................................................122



Fig. 3.7-286 Dialog Box For Forward Rule Management.......................................................................136

Fig. 3.7-287 Dialog Box For Forward Rule Creation...............................................................................138

Fig. 3.7-288 Rule Object Selection Dialog Box.......................................................................................138

Fig. 3.7-289 Dialog Box For Forward Rule Creation...............................................................................141

Fig. 3.7-290 Dialog Box for Modifying Forward Rule ...........................................................................143

Fig. 3.7-291 Dialog Box for Working out the Short Message Format.....................................................146

Fig. 3.7-292 Dialog Box for Customizing the Short Message Format.....................................................148

Fig. 3.8-293 Select the BSC to be Tested and Select [Instant Test] ........................................................151

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Fig. 3.8-294 Select the Units and Muints to be Tested.............................................................................151

Fig. 3.8-295 Start the Test.........................................................................................................................152

Fig. 3.8-296 Test Results of Units, Muints and Links .............................................................................153

Fig. 3.8-297 Select the Link to be Tested.................................................................................................154

Fig. 3.8-298 Select the PCM to be Tested................................................................................................156

Fig. 3.8-299 PCM Test Results.................................................................................................................156

Fig. 3.8-300 Select a BSC and [Scheduled Test]......................................................................................158

Fig. 3.8-301 Set the Test Period and Select the Object to be Tested........................................................158

Fig. 3.8-302 Window for Original Test Overwrite Confirmation.............................................................159

Fig. 3.8-303 First Scheduled Test Setup Success.....................................................................................159

Fig. 3.8-304 Main Interface Upon Completion of Scheduled Test Setup ...............................................159

Fig. 3.8-305 Suspend Scheduled Test.......................................................................................................161

Fig. 3.8-306 Suspend Test Confirmation..................................................................................................162

Fig. 3.8-307 Test after Being Suspended..................................................................................................162

Fig. 3.8-308 Restart Scheduled Test.........................................................................................................163

Fig. 3.8-309 Success of Restarting Scheduled Test..................................................................................164

Fig. 3.8-310 Test Being Restarted.............................................................................................................164

Fig. 3.8-311 Delete Scheduled Test..........................................................................................................165

Fig. 3.8-312 Confirmation of Scheduled Test Deletion............................................................................166

Fig. 3.8-313 View the Details of Test Results..........................................................................................168

Fig. 3.8-314 Details of Test Results..........................................................................................................169

Fig. 3.8-315 Refresh Confirmation...........................................................................................................170

Fig. 3.8-316 Select [Query Test Result]....................................................................................................171

Fig. 3.8-317 Set the Test Result Query Condition....................................................................................172

Fig. 3.8-318 Test Results Query/Display..................................................................................................172

Fig. 3.8-319 Select [Delete Test Result]...................................................................................................173

Fig. 3.8-320 Conditions for Deleting a Test Result..................................................................................174

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Fig. 3.8-321 Confirmation for Deleting a Test Result..............................................................................174

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List of Tables

Table 2.5-1 List of Software ID and Usage..............................................................................................116

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1Operation Safety

This chapter describes the precautions, such as scheduled test and system upgrade, that

are related to equipment performance.

1.1On-site Operation Descriptions

1. The On-site Data Modification Guide should be strictly followed. For any data

modification, it is necessary to fill in the On-site Data Modification Record

Form as per the requirements and return it to the Technical Support Office of

Mobile Business Division of ZTE Corporation.

2. Data modification operations permitted on-site include using the OMCR (V2)

radio resource management interface to adjust radio parameters, and using the

software loading interface for storing the software in the database and software

loading. The On-site Data Modification Record Form can be returned to

Technical Support Office of Mobile Business Division of ZTE Corporation after

the operation.

3. For the special limitations of the current version and the stable running of the

equipment, it is necessary notify the Technical Support Office of Mobile

Business Division of ZTE Corporation in written form and get the signing

confirmation of the BSS (V2) project manager of the Technical Support Office

of Mobile Business Division of ZTE Corporation before any data

modification.(for example, use the MMI commands to modify any configuration

of BSC).

4. It is suggested to obtain the permission of the relevant management personnel of

the Technical Support Office of Mobile Business Division of ZTE Corporation

before using software program PCanywhere.

5. Make sure that the foreground and background data is consistent and the ZDB

file is not modified.

6. It is forbidden to read foreground files such as PRINT, ERR, and LOG at busy

hours in the day or at night.

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7. It is suggested to avoid using probes.

8. Forbid applying the testing programs such as PPTEST in the day.

9. It is forbidden to upgrading the version such as PPTEST in the daytime.

10. On-site personnel must use an independent user name to perform operations,

modify the ROOT right and give the right to the control of the project manager.

11. On the BSS equipment with users, the data synchronization can only be

performed during the period from 23:00 pm to 4:00 am.

12. ZDBCHK is required for data check before importing ZDB data into the

foreground.

13. Conduct the validity check after modifying radio parameters.

14. It is required to export the data out of the foreground ZDB after each

modification and use ZDBCHK to check it.

1.2Usage Guide to On-site Version Functions

1. At present, the downlink power control function cannot be enabled (if it is

necessary to enable this function after the OMU version uses 1.60.04a, a writtenapplication must be presented and approved before it can be performed.)

2. The directed retry and queue functions are enabled after the network planning

personnel propose the corresponding scheme according to the network operation

requirements.

3. Never enable the BCCH (Broadcast Channel) switching function and the

SDCCH dynamic allocation function without grant. Apply to Technical Support

Office of Mobile Business Division of ZTE Corporation in written form and get

its approval before enabling these functions.

4. If it is necessary to enable the MP periodic switching function, a written

application must be presented to the Technical Support Office of Mobile

Business Division of ZTE Corporation.

5. It is forbidden to use the flow control based on mobile phone priority.

6. It is forbidden to use the project switch. It is necessary to apply to the Technical

Support Office of Mobile Business Division of ZTE Corporation in advance for

approval.

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7. It is forbidden to enable the frequency hopping function without written

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2Configuration Management

This chapter introduces the configuration flow, logic structure of configuration data and

how to make the simplest data configuration. It describes in detail the advanced data

configuration, including how to configure different sites, external cells, relative cells,

frequency hopping, EasyWay, sub-multiplexing, CBC, O&M LAPD, power-down

bypass and GPRS data and how to configure data. It also describes how to configure

the software version via software loading and how to configure blocking/unblockingoperations via dynamic data management.

2.1Overview

The integrated configuration management is used for initial configuration and for

modification to the configuration data. It establishes for the user a flow that enables the

operation & maintenance personnel to conduct the data configuration easily via the

Wizard, and provides the user with a good graphical user interface based on the flow

for the convenient data configuration of the user.

The integrated configuration management provides the physical, radio and software

configurations. The user can only use this tool to modify the physical configuration.

For modification to the radio configuration, the radio resource management can be

used; for modification to the software configuration, the software loading can be used;

for blocking and unblocking of time slots, the dynamic data management can be used.

The integrated configuration management does not provide adjustment of detailed

radio parameters and configuration of software parameters.

The general process of data configuration is as follows: Use the integrated

configuration management to configure physical and basic radio parameters; use the

radio resource management to adjust detailed radio parameters; use the software

loading to configure the foreground software version; use the dynamic data

management to block and unblock time slots in network debugging.

The handling flow of the integrated configuration management is as follows: Read the

data in the database to the client first and send the result to the server for resolution

after the user edits the data via the Wizard. Upon successful resolution, the

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configuration command set is generated and returned to the client for execution.

Note:

When the integrated configuration management is used for a large amount of data

configuration, it is better that one user performs operations at a time to avoid data

configuration conflict.

The configuration commands generated by the integrated configuration management

must be executed at the client. Two execution modes are available: Execution one by

one and batch execution. With slow execution speed and without rollback after an error

occurs, the first mode may easily lead to data inconsistency. So batch execution is

usually recommended. If the number of generated commands exceeds 6000 and are

sent in big transaction mode, it is recommended that the user split the command file

and send it in segments, to avoid timeout and rollback of big transactions.

2.2BSC Data Configuration (Basic Part)

2.2.1Configuration Flow

Before the configuration, first check the configuration of syscfg.ini file in the

background server. If there is the -DEBUG parameter, the configuration commands

are sent to the background database instead of being sent to the foreground; otherwise,

they are sent to the foreground. At this time, the status of the link with the foreground

should be ensured normal.

1. Initial configuration

The configuration of MSC and BSC by using the integrated configuration

management is called initial configuration. The workfolw is shown in Fig. 2.2-1.

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StartIntegrated Configuration Management,

and choose working modeInitial Configuration

Edit graphic configuration script

(configure data with the Wizard)

Save and check the configuration script validity

Send configuration script to the server for

ICC resolution to create MML commands

Execute the returned MML command set

Fig. 2.2-1 Initial Configuration Flow

2. Incremental configuration

Addition, deletion and modification of the existing BSC configuration data are

called incremental configuration. The workflow is shown Fig. 2.2-2.

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StartIntegrated Configuration Management, and

chooseConfiguration Modificationmode

Edit graphic configuration script

(configure data with the Wizard)

Save and check the configuration script validity

Send the script to the server for ICC

resolution to create MML commands

Execute the returned MML command set

Reversed configuration script

Fig. 2.2-2 Modification Configuration Flow

Start the integrated configuration management and select the [Modification

Configuration] mode to pop up the [Reversed Configuration Script] dialog box

as shown in Fig. 2.2-3.

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Fig. 2.2-3 Incremental Configuration (1)

Input the BSCID with configuration to be modified. Note that this BSCID must

exist in the system. Click to obtain the data, as shown in Fig. 2.2-4.


After this succeeds, the dialog box for entering step 2 of the Wizard will

automatically pop up, as shown in Fig. 2.2-5.

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Click to enter the phase of editing the script. The operations that follow

are the same as those in the initial configuration.

3. Logic structure of data configuration

There is a requirement on the sequence of the data configurations, as shown in

Fig. 2.2-6.

Fig. 2.2-6 Logic Structure of Data Configuration

The general configuration sequence is: First configure the physical MSC, BSC

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BSC RACKBSC SHELFBSC BOARD; SITESITE RACKSITE

SHELFSITE PANEL; EasyWay; radio BSCradio SITECELLTRX,

FHS, adjacent cell; external cell.

[Verification]

The initial configuration and the incremental configuration can be made via the Wizard

prompt.

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2.2.2Data Configuration

[Objective]

A simplest configuration is introduced as follows, including BSC, base station and

radio data configurat

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