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Presentation on Basics of BSS with Common mistakes in O&M of BSS Md. Mostafizur Rahman Assistant Manager System Operations, Dhaka Date: 24 Nov, 2011

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Presentation on Basics of BSS with Common mistakes in O&M of

BSS

Md. Mostafizur RahmanAssistant Manager

System Operations, Dhaka

Date: 24 Nov, 2011

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Contents:

We will discuss on: • BTS family with SW version• BTSE H/w• Basics of Channel• Channel configuration• Common Mistakes in BSS configuration• Various cards and their functions• Discussion on commissioning of BTSs• Comparison of different racks and its configuration• Miscellaneous • Questions & Answer

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Two types of BTS Family:• BTS Plus: BS240XL, BS240, BS241, BS240B II• BTS Basic: BS240XS, BS288.

SW used in TBL BSS:

BR-10: All NSN BSC except DK06 & Khulna BSC 01-04-19-01-15-07_09-12-21

BR10 MP-5: DK06 01-04-19-01-16-15_11-04-13

BR10 MP-2: Khulna BSC 01-04-19-01-16-04_10-05-10

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BS 240ll BS 240XL

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BTS Model: BS 240 XS

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BCOM OF CONFIG 6:6

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BCOM OF CONFIG 12:6

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Insertion Loss:

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Internal Connection Diagram of ACOM in 4:2 Configuration

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ACOM (Old Model)

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ACOM (New Model)

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Hybrid (For used with new ACOM

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Types of FDUAMCO:

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FDUAMCO:8:2 Config

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DUAMCO Configuration: X:Y= 4 : 2

X=No of Tx connectors fed by CUY= No of antenna connectors(Always 2)

All DUAMCO are composed of two independent sub-modules(we can use each module for different cells)

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Typical Power Consumption of Diff. BSS Modules:

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Basic functional Block of CU:

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CU Output Power: For 900: 50WFor 1800: 35W

CC Link: Bi-directional Link between CU and COBA. Used for sending alarm to BSC

CAN BUS: All non CU boards (Combiner) send alarm to COBA via CAN BUS.

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FCU Ports:

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Types of ECU:

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Main function of COBA/COSA: • Local control of entire BTSE• Generation of System clock• Provide max 8 interface to BSC/other BTSE(4 for other BTSE, other 4 for BSC)• Routing Abis data to CUs• Provide & control T interface to LMT• Handling & Processing of O&M msg.• COBA stores BTSE SW.• Supervises SW downloads• Handle signaling msg between CU & BSC.

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O/P Power Level of Diff. CU’s:

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COBA 4P12:

4 PCM lines12 CU interfaces

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DIP Switches in COBA:

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DIP Switch Settings:

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Traffic Flow between MSC & BSC via TRAU:

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TRAU Rack:Model: 120HC

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Some Real BTS Configurations:

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Some Real BTS Configurations:

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Some Real BTS Configurations:

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Some Real BTS Configurations:

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Thank You….