HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Guide

HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller
Data Configuration Guide
Contents
Contents
1 Overview of Data Configuration ............................................................................................1-1
1.1 Data Configuration Principle ........................................................................................................................1-2
1.1.1 Data Configuration Methods................................................................................................................1-2
1.1.2 Data Classification ...............................................................................................................................1-3
1.2 Operation Authority ......................................................................................................................................1-4
1.3 Data Configuration Procedure.......................................................................................................................1-4
1.3.1 Prerequisites.........................................................................................................................................1-4
1.3.2 Configuration Procedure ......................................................................................................................1-5
1.3.3 Precautions...........................................................................................................................................1-6
1.4 Starting Data Configuration ..........................................................................................................................1-7
1.4.1 Displaying the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal Window.........................................................1-7
1.4.2 Introduction to the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal Window ..................................................1-9
2 Configuring BSC Attributes ....................................................................................................2-1

2.1 Overview of the BSC Attributes Configuration ............................................................................................2-2
2.2 Configuring the BSC Attributes ....................................................................................................................2-2
2.2.1 Task Description ..................................................................................................................................2-2
2.2.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................2-2
2.2.3 Verification...........................................................................................................................................2-8
2.2.4 Additional Information.........................................................................................................................2-8
2.3 Configuring the Line Clock...........................................................................................................................2-9
2.3.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................2-9
2.3.3 Verification......................................................................................................................................... 2-11
2.3.4 Additional Information....................................................................................................................... 2-11
2.4 Configuring the System Clock ....................................................................................................................2-12
2.4.1 Task Description ................................................................................................................................2-12
2.4.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................2-12
2.4.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................2-14
2.4.4 Additional Information.......................................................................................................................2-14
2.5 Configuring the 8K Reference Clock ..........................................................................................................2-15
2.5.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................2-15
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2.5.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................2-17
3 Configuring BSC Devices.........................................................................................................3-1

3.1 Overview of the Device Configuration .........................................................................................................3-3
3.2 Adding a Cabinet...........................................................................................................................................3-5
3.2.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................3-5
3.2.3 Verification...........................................................................................................................................3-6
3.3 Adding a Subrack ..........................................................................................................................................3-7
3.3.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................3-7
3.3.3 Verification...........................................................................................................................................3-8
3.4 Configuring the Subrack-OSP Mapping........................................................................................................3-9
3.4.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................3-9
3.4.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................3-10
3.4.4 Additional Information....................................................................................................................... 3-11
3.5 Configuring the Attributes of a Fan Box ..................................................................................................... 3-11
3.5.1 Task Description ................................................................................................................................ 3-11
3.5.2 Procedure ........................................................................................................................................... 3-11
3.5.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................3-12
3.6 Adding a Power Distribution Box ...............................................................................................................3-13
3.6.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................3-13
3.6.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................3-14
3.7 Configuring the Attributes of a Power Distribution Box.............................................................................3-15
3.7.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................3-15
3.7.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................3-16
3.8 Adding a Board ...........................................................................................................................................3-17
3.8.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................3-17
3.8.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................3-19
3.9 Configuring Board Attributes......................................................................................................................3-20
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3.9.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................3-20

3.9.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................3-31
3.10 Adding a BSC EAC...................................................................................................................................3-32
3.10.1 Task Description ..............................................................................................................................3-32
3.10.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-32
3.10.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-34
3.10.4 Additional Information.....................................................................................................................3-34
3.11 Configuring a BSC EAC ...........................................................................................................................3-34
3.11.1 Task Description...............................................................................................................................3-34
3.11.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-34
3.11.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-36
3.12 Deleting a BSC EAC.................................................................................................................................3-36
3.12.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-37
3.12.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-38
3.13 Deleting a Board .......................................................................................................................................3-38
3.13.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-38
3.13.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-39
3.14 Deleting a Power Distribution Box ...........................................................................................................3-40
3.14.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-40
3.14.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-41
3.15 Deleting a Subrack ....................................................................................................................................3-42
3.15.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-42
3.15.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-43
3.16 Deleting a Cabinet.....................................................................................................................................3-43
3.16.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-44
3.16.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-45
3.17 Checking Cabinet Attributes .....................................................................................................................3-45
3.17.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-45
3.17.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-46
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3.18 Checking Subrack Attributes.....................................................................................................................3-46

3.18.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-47
3.18.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-47
3.19 Checking Board Attributes ........................................................................................................................3-48
3.19.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-48
3.19.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-49
3.20 Checking the Attributes of a Power Distribution Box...............................................................................3-49
3.20.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-49
3.20.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-50
3.21 Checking the Attributes of a Fan Box .......................................................................................................3-51
3.21.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................3-51
3.21.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................3-52
4 Configuring BSC Links.............................................................................................................4-1

4.1 Overview of the BSC Link Configuration.....................................................................................................4-2
4.2 Configuring SS7 Signaling Points.................................................................................................................4-2
4.2.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................4-2
4.2.3 Verification...........................................................................................................................................4-9
4.3 Configuring a Subrack Communication Link ...............................................................................................4-9
4.3.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................4-10
4.3.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................4-12
4.4 Configuring an Ater Connection Path .........................................................................................................4-12
4.4.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................4-13
4.4.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................4-15
4.5 Adding an Ater OML...................................................................................................................................4-16
4.5.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................4-16
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4.5.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................4-19
4.6 Deleting an Ater OML.................................................................................................................................4-19
4.6.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................4-20
4.6.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................4-21
4.7 Modifying an Ater OML .............................................................................................................................4-21
4.7.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................4-21
4.7.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................4-23
4.8 Adding an Ater Signaling Link....................................................................................................................4-24
4.8.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................4-24
4.8.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................4-28
4.9 Deleting an Ater Signaling Link..................................................................................................................4-29
4.9.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................4-29
4.9.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................4-30
4.10 Configuring an E1 on the A Interface........................................................................................................4-31
4.10.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................4-31
4.10.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................4-34
4.11 Configuring an SS7 Signaling Link...........................................................................................................4-35
4.11.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................4-35
4.11.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................4-40
4.12 Configuring a PCU....................................................................................................................................4-41
4.12.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................4-41
4.12.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................4-43
4.13 Configuring an E1 on the Pb Interface ......................................................................................................4-43
4.13.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................4-43
4.13.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................4-47
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4.14 Configuring a Pb Signaling Link...............................................................................................................4-48

4.14.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................4-48
4.14.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................4-51
4.15 Configuring a Semipermanent Link ..........................................................................................................4-51
4.15.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................4-51
4.15.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................4-54
5 Configuring BTS Data ..............................................................................................................5-1

5.1 Overview of BTS Data Configuration...........................................................................................................5-3
5.2 Adding a BTS................................................................................................................................................5-3
5.2.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................5-3
5.2.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................5-16
5.3 Configuring BTS Attributes ........................................................................................................................5-16
5.3.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................5-16
5.3.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................5-18
5.4 Configuring the CRC4 Check Switch .........................................................................................................5-19
5.4.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................5-19
5.4.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................5-22
5.5 Setting a BTS to the Active State ................................................................................................................5-23
5.5.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................5-23
5.5.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................5-24
5.6 Adding or Deleting a Site Chain..................................................................................................................5-25
5.6.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................5-25
5.6.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................5-29
5.7 Establishing Connections Between BTS Cabinet Groups ...........................................................................5-29
5.7.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................5-29
5.7.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................5-32
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5.8 Adding or Deleting a BTS Board ................................................................................................................5-33
5.8.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................5-33
5.8.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................5-37
5.9 Configuring BTS Board Attributes..............................................................................................................5-38
5.9.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................5-38
5.9.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................5-42
5.10 Moving a BTS ...........................................................................................................................................5-43
5.10.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................5-43
5.10.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................5-46
5.11 Assigning Abis Timeslots Manually ..........................................................................................................5-47
5.11.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................5-47
5.11.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................5-53
5.12 Configuring Site Idle Timeslots ................................................................................................................5-56
5.12.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................5-56
5.12.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................5-58
5.13 Configuring BTS Monitor Timeslots ........................................................................................................5-58
5.13.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................5-58
5.13.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................5-62
5.14 Setting a Cabinet Template........................................................................................................................5-62
5.14.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................5-62
5.14.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................5-63
5.15 Deleting a BTS..........................................................................................................................................5-64
5.15.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................5-64
5.15.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................5-66
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6 Configuring Cell Data...............................................................................................................6-1

6.1 Overview of Cell Data Configuration ...........................................................................................................6-2
6.2 Adding a Cell.................................................................................................................................................6-2
6.2.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................6-3
6.2.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................6-13
6.3 Configuring Cell Attributes .........................................................................................................................6-14
6.3.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................6-14
6.3.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................6-33
6.4 Configuring Adjacent Cells .........................................................................................................................6-34
6.4.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................6-34
6.4.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................6-38
6.5 Adding TRXs ..............................................................................................................................................6-39
6.5.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................6-39
6.5.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................6-42
6.6 Configuring Channel Attributes ..................................................................................................................6-43
6.6.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................6-43
6.6.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................6-45
6.7 Deleting a TRX ...........................................................................................................................................6-47
6.7.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................6-47
6.7.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................6-48
6.8 Deleting a Cell.............................................................................................................................................6-49
6.8.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................6-49
6.8.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................6-50
6.9 Adding a 2G External Cell ..........................................................................................................................6-51
6.9.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................6-51
6.9.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................6-55
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6.10 Configuring the Attributes of a 2G External Cell......................................................................................6-56

6.10.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................6-56
6.10.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................6-58
6.11 Deleting a 2G External Cell ......................................................................................................................6-59
6.11.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................6-59
6.11.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................6-60
6.12 Adding a 3G External Cell ........................................................................................................................6-61
6.12.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................6-61
6.12.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................6-65
6.13 Configuring the Attributes of a 3G External Cell......................................................................................6-66
6.13.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................6-66
6.13.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................6-68
6.14 Deleting a 3G External Cell ......................................................................................................................6-69
6.14.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................6-69
6.14.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................6-70
7 Maintaining Data .......................................................................................................................7-1

7.1 Overview of Data Maintenance Operations ..................................................................................................7-2
7.2 Exporting Network Parameters .....................................................................................................................7-2
7.2.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................7-2
7.2.3 Verification...........................................................................................................................................7-4
7.3 Importing Network Parameters .....................................................................................................................7-5
7.3.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................7-5
7.3.3 Verification...........................................................................................................................................7-6
7.4 Configuring Cell Parameters in Batches .......................................................................................................7-7
7.4.2 Procedure .............................................................................................................................................7-7
7.4.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................7-14
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7.5 Backing Up Local Data ...............................................................................................................................7-15

7.5.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................7-15
7.5.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................7-16
7.6 Backing Up GBAM Data ............................................................................................................................7-16
7.6.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................7-17
7.6.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................7-23
7.7 Loading and Restoring GBAM Data...........................................................................................................7-24
7.7.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................7-24
7.7.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................7-27
7.8 Checking Data Consistency and Synchronizing Data .................................................................................7-28
7.8.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................7-28
7.8.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................7-31
7.8.4 .Additional Information .....................................................................................................................7-31
7.9 Formatting SMU Files.................................................................................................................................7-32
7.9.2 Procedure ...........................................................................................................................................7-32
7.9.3 Verification.........................................................................................................................................7-35
7.10 Opening a Local Data File ........................................................................................................................7-35
7.10.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................7-36
7.10.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................7-36
7.11 Refreshing LMT Data................................................................................................................................7-37
7.11.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................7-37
7.11.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................7-38
7.12 Browsing Configuration Data ...................................................................................................................7-38
7.12.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................7-38
7.12.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................7-40
7.13 Exporting Equipment Archive Information...............................................................................................7-41
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7.13.2 Procedure .........................................................................................................................................7-41
7.13.3 Verification.......................................................................................................................................7-42
7.13.4 Additonal Information......................................................................................................................7-42
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Figure 1-1 Online data configuration .................................................................................................................1-3
Figure 1-2 Basic procedure for data configuration.............................................................................................1-5
Figure 1-3 Login dialog box...............................................................................................................................1-7
Figure 1-4 BSC Management dialog box ...........................................................................................................1-8
Figure 1-5 BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window ..............................................................................1-9
Figure 1-6 Configuration menu ........................................................................................................................1-10
Figure 1-7 Management Tree tab page ............................................................................................................. 1-11
Figure 1-8 BSC Device Panel tab page ............................................................................................................1-12
Figure 2-1 Choosing Configure BSC Attributes.................................................................................................2-3
Figure 2-2 Configuring the basic data of the BSC .............................................................................................2-3
Figure 2-3 Configuring the flow control data.....................................................................................................2-4
Figure 2-4 Configuring the timer data................................................................................................................2-5
Figure 2-5 Configuring the software parameters................................................................................................2-6
Figure 2-6 Configuring the user resource binding..............................................................................................2-7
Figure 2-7 Configuring the SCCP ......................................................................................................................2-8
Figure 2-8 Choosing Configure Line Clock .....................................................................................................2-10
Figure 2-9 Configuring the line clock ..............................................................................................................2-10
Figure 2-10 Choosing Configure System Clock...............................................................................................2-12
Figure 2-11 Configuring the system clock .......................................................................................................2-13
Figure 2-12 Choosing Configure 8K Reference Clock ....................................................................................2-16
Figure 2-13 Configuring the GSCU 8K reference clock ..................................................................................2-17
Figure 3-1 Configuring BSC devices .................................................................................................................3-4
Figure 3-2 Choosing Add BSC Cabinet .............................................................................................................3-5
Figure 3-3 Adding a cabinet ...............................................................................................................................3-6
Figure 3-4 Choosing Add Subrack .....................................................................................................................3-7
Figure 3-5 Adding a subrack ..............................................................................................................................3-8
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Figure 3-6 Choosing Configure Subrack-OSP Mapping ..................................................................................3-10

Figure 3-7 Configuring the subrack-OSP mapping ..........................................................................................3-10
Figure 3-8 Choosing Configure Fan Box Attributes......................................................................................... 3-11
Figure 3-9 Configuring the fan box..................................................................................................................3-12
Figure 3-10 Choosing Add Power Distribution Box ........................................................................................3-13
Figure 3-11 Adding a power distribution box...................................................................................................3-14
Figure 3-12 Choosing Configure Power Distribution Box Attributes ..............................................................3-15
Figure 3-13 Configuring the attributes of a power distribution box.................................................................3-16
Figure 3-14 Choosing Add Board.....................................................................................................................3-18
Figure 3-15 Adding a board..............................................................................................................................3-18
Figure 3-16 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GSCU) ............................................................................3-20
Figure 3-17 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GSCU)...........................................................................3-21
Figure 3-18 Configuring ports (GSCU)............................................................................................................3-21
Figure 3-19 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GSCU) ............................................................................3-22
Figure 3-20 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GSCU)...........................................................................3-23
Figure 3-21 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GXPUM) ........................................................................3-23
Figure 3-22 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GXPUM).......................................................................3-24
Figure 3-23 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GEIUB)...........................................................................3-25
Figure 3-24 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GEIUB) .........................................................................3-25
Figure 3-25 Configuring ports (GEIUB) ..........................................................................................................3-26
Figure 3-26 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GOIUB) ..........................................................................3-26
Figure 3-27 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GOIUB).........................................................................3-27
Figure 3-28 Configuring the attributes of the sub board ..................................................................................3-28
Figure 3-29 Configuring ports (GOIUB)..........................................................................................................3-29
Figure 3-30 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GDPUC) .........................................................................3-29
Figure 3-31 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GDPUC)........................................................................3-30
Figure 3-32 Configuring DSP attributes...........................................................................................................3-31
Figure 3-33 Choosing Configure BSC EAC ....................................................................................................3-32
Figure 3-34 Add BSC EAC dialog box ............................................................................................................3-33
Figure 3-35 Adding a BSC EAC ......................................................................................................................3-33
Figure 3-36 Choosing Configure BSC EAC ....................................................................................................3-35
Figure 3-37 Configuring the switches for a BSC EAC ....................................................................................3-35
Figure 3-38 Configuring the BSC EAC analog and alarm threshold ...............................................................3-36
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Figure 3-39 Choosing Delete BSC EAC ..........................................................................................................3-37

Figure 3-40 Deleting a BSC EAC ....................................................................................................................3-37
Figure 3-41 Choosing Delete Board.................................................................................................................3-39
Figure 3-42 Deleting a board............................................................................................................................3-39
Figure 3-43 Choosing Delete Power ................................................................................................................3-40
Figure 3-44 Deleting a power distribution box.................................................................................................3-41
Figure 3-45 Choosing Delete Subrack..............................................................................................................3-42
Figure 3-46 Deleting a subrack ........................................................................................................................3-43
Figure 3-47 Choosing Delete Cabinet ..............................................................................................................3-44
Figure 3-48 Deleting a cabinet .........................................................................................................................3-44
Figure 3-49 Checking cabinet attributes...........................................................................................................3-46
Figure 3-50 Checking subrack attributes..........................................................................................................3-47
Figure 3-51 GDPUC attributes.........................................................................................................................3-48
Figure 3-52 Checking the attributes of a power distribution box .....................................................................3-50
Figure 3-53 Checking fan box attributes ..........................................................................................................3-51
Figure 4-1 Choosing Configure SS7 Signaling Point.........................................................................................4-3
Figure 4-2 OSP tab page.....................................................................................................................................4-3
Figure 4-3 Adding an OSP .................................................................................................................................4-4
Figure 4-4 DSP tab page.....................................................................................................................................4-6
Figure 4-5 Adding an DSP .................................................................................................................................4-6
Figure 4-6 STP tab page .....................................................................................................................................4-8
Figure 4-7 Adding an STP..................................................................................................................................4-8
Figure 4-8 Choosing Configure Subrack Communication Link.......................................................................4-10
Figure 4-9 Configuring the subrack communication link................................................................................. 4-11
Figure 4-10 Add Subrack Communication Link dialog box............................................................................. 4-11
Figure 4-11 Choosing Configure Ater Connection Path...................................................................................4-13
Figure 4-12 Configure Ater Connection Path dialog box .................................................................................4-14
Figure 4-13 Adding an Ater connection path....................................................................................................4-14
Figure 4-14 Choosing Add Ater OML..............................................................................................................4-17
Figure 4-15 Configure Ater OML dialog box...................................................................................................4-17
Figure 4-16 Adding an Ater OML ....................................................................................................................4-18
Figure 4-17 Choosing Delete Ater OML..........................................................................................................4-20
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Figure 4-19 Choosing Modify Ater OML ........................................................................................................4-22

Figure 4-21 Modifying the Ater OML..............................................................................................................4-23
Figure 4-22 Choosing Add Ater Signaling Link...............................................................................................4-25
Figure 4-23 Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box .............................................................................................4-26
Figure 4-24 Adding an Ater signaling link .......................................................................................................4-27
Figure 4-25 Added Ater signaling link .............................................................................................................4-28
Figure 4-26 Choosing Delete Ater Signaling Link ...........................................................................................4-29
Figure 4-27 Deleting an Ater signaling link .....................................................................................................4-30
Figure 4-28 Choosing Configure A Interface E1..............................................................................................4-32
Figure 4-29 Configure A Interface E1 dialog box ............................................................................................4-32
Figure 4-30 Adding an E1 on the A interface ...................................................................................................4-33
Figure 4-31 Configuring the CIC attributes .....................................................................................................4-34
Figure 4-32 Choosing Configure SS7 Signaling Link......................................................................................4-36
Figure 4-33 Configure SS7 Signaling Link dialog box ....................................................................................4-37
Figure 4-34 Adding an SS7 signaling link........................................................................................................4-38
Figure 4-35 MTP3 tab page..............................................................................................................................4-39
Figure 4-36 Choosing Configure PCU .............................................................................................................4-41
Figure 4-37 Configure PCU dialog box ...........................................................................................................4-42
Figure 4-38 Adding a PCU ...............................................................................................................................4-42
Figure 4-39 Choosing Configure Pb Interface E1 ............................................................................................4-44
Figure 4-40 Configure Pb Interface E1 dialog box ..........................................................................................4-45
Figure 4-41 Configuring the attributes of the E1 on the Pb interface...............................................................4-45
Figure 4-42 Configuring the CIC attributes .....................................................................................................4-47
Figure 4-43 Choosing Configure Pb Signaling Link ........................................................................................4-48
Figure 4-44 Configure Pb Signaling Link dialog box ......................................................................................4-49
Figure 4-45 Adding a Pb signaling link............................................................................................................4-50
Figure 4-46 Choosing Configure Semipermanent Link ...................................................................................4-52
Figure 4-47 Configure Semipermanent Link dialog box..................................................................................4-53
Figure 4-48 Adding a semipermanent link .......................................................................................................4-53
Figure 5-1 Choosing Add Site (1) ......................................................................................................................5-5
Figure 5-2 Choosing Add Site (2) ......................................................................................................................5-5
Figure 5-3 Add Site dialog box ..........................................................................................................................5-6
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Figure 5-4 Add Site dialog box ..........................................................................................................................5-6

Figure 5-5 Setting parameters ............................................................................................................................5-7
Figure 5-6 Added BTS in the Site View box ......................................................................................................5-8
Figure 5-7 Updated information in the Add Site dialog box ..............................................................................5-9
Figure 5-8 Adding a cell.....................................................................................................................................5-9
Figure 5-9 Added cell in the Cell View box .....................................................................................................5-10
Figure 5-10 Configuring cell attributes ............................................................................................................ 5-11
Figure 5-11 Set Cell Attributes dialog box .......................................................................................................5-12
Figure 5-12 Adding TRXs ................................................................................................................................5-13
Figure 5-13 Added site in the Site List box ......................................................................................................5-14
Figure 5-14 Site Device Attributes dialog box .................................................................................................5-15
Figure 5-15 Choosing Configure Site Attributes ..............................................................................................5-17
Figure 5-16 Configure Site Attributes dialog box ............................................................................................5-17
Figure 5-17 Site Attributes dialog box .............................................................................................................5-18
Figure 5-18 Choosing Configure Site Attributes ..............................................................................................5-19
Figure 5-19 Configure Site Attributes dialog box ............................................................................................5-20
Figure 5-20 Site Attributes dialog box .............................................................................................................5-21
Figure 5-21 Configuring the CRC4 check switch ............................................................................................5-22
Figure 5-22 Choosing Set Site Active State .....................................................................................................5-23
Figure 5-23 Setting a BTS to the active state ...................................................................................................5-24
Figure 5-24 Choosing Add or Delete Site Chain ..............................................................................................5-26
Figure 5-25 Add or Delete Site Chain dialog box ............................................................................................5-26
Figure 5-26 Add and Delete Site Chain dialog box..........................................................................................5-27
Figure 5-27 Add Site Slave Chain dialog box ..................................................................................................5-27
Figure 5-28 Adding a subchain.........................................................................................................................5-28
Figure 5-29 .Establishing internal connections ................................................................................................5-30
Figure 5-30 Selecting an out-port.....................................................................................................................5-31
Figure 5-31 Selecting an in-port.......................................................................................................................5-31
Figure 5-32 Establishing multiple connections ................................................................................................5-32
Figure 5-33 Choosing Add or Delete Site Board..............................................................................................5-34
Figure 5-34 Add or Delete Site Board dialog box ............................................................................................5-34
Figure 5-36 Adding a DDPU board..................................................................................................................5-36
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Figure 5-37 Added DDPU board......................................................................................................................5-36

Figure 5-38 Deleting a DDPU board................................................................................................................5-37
Figure 5-39 Choosing Configure Site Board Attributes ...................................................................................5-38
Figure 5-40 Configure Site Board Attributes dialog box..................................................................................5-39
Figure 5-42 Set Antenna Feeder Property dialog box ......................................................................................5-41
Figure 5-43 Choosing Move Site .....................................................................................................................5-43
Figure 5-44 Move Site dialog box....................................................................................................................5-44
Figure 5-45 Move Site dialog box....................................................................................................................5-44
Figure 5-46 Configuring the BTS port .............................................................................................................5-45
Figure 5-47 Moved BTS...................................................................................................................................5-46
Figure 5-48 Choosing Manually Assign Site Abis Timeslot.............................................................................5-48
Figure 5-49 Manually Assign Site Abis Timeslot dialog box ...........................................................................5-48
Figure 5-50 Manually Assign Site Timeslot dialog box (1)..............................................................................5-49
Figure 5-51 Manually Assign Site Timeslot dialog box (2)..............................................................................5-50
Figure 5-52 Setting the TCH (1).......................................................................................................................5-52
Figure 5-53 Setting the TCH (2).......................................................................................................................5-53
Figure 5-54 Browsing all the BTS timeslots ....................................................................................................5-54
Figure 5-55 Browse All Site's Timeslot dialog box ..........................................................................................5-55
Figure 5-56 Browsing BTS port timeslots........................................................................................................5-55
Figure 5-57 Choosing Configure Site Idle Timeslot.........................................................................................5-56
Figure 5-58 Configure Site Idle Timeslot dialog box.......................................................................................5-57
Figure 5-59 Setting the number of idle timeslots .............................................................................................5-57
Figure 5-60 Choosing Configure Site Monitor TimeSlot .................................................................................5-59
Figure 5-61 Configure Site Monitor Timeslot dialog box ................................................................................5-59
Figure 5-62 Configuring site monitor timeslots ...............................................................................................5-60
Figure 5-63 Adding a monitor timeslot ............................................................................................................5-61
Figure 5-64 Added monitor timeslot ................................................................................................................5-61
Figure 5-65 Selecting a BTS ............................................................................................................................5-63
Figure 5-66 Confirm dialog box.......................................................................................................................5-63
Figure 5-67 Choosing Delete Site ....................................................................................................................5-65
Figure 5-68 Delete Site dialog box...................................................................................................................5-65
Figure 6-1 Choosing Add Cell............................................................................................................................6-4
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Figure 6-2 Adding Cells dialog box ...................................................................................................................6-4

Figure 6-3 Add New Cell dialog box..................................................................................................................6-5
Figure 6-4 Adding cells ......................................................................................................................................6-6
Figure 6-5 Setting cell attributes ........................................................................................................................6-7
Figure 6-6 Set Cell Attributes dialog box (1) .....................................................................................................6-8
Figure 6-7 Configuring the CGI .........................................................................................................................6-9
Figure 6-8 Set Cell Frequency dialog box..........................................................................................................6-9
Figure 6-9 Confirm dialog box.........................................................................................................................6-10
Figure 6-10 Available cell frequencies .............................................................................................................6-10
Figure 6-11 Configuring TRXs for the cell ...................................................................................................... 6-11
Figure 6-12 Configure TRX Attributes dialog box........................................................................................... 6-11
Figure 6-13 Configuring TRX attributes for the cell........................................................................................6-12
Figure 6-14 Setting device attributes of BTSs..................................................................................................6-13
Figure 6-15 Choosing Configure Cell Attributes..............................................................................................6-15
Figure 6-16 Configuring Cells Attributes dialog box .......................................................................................6-15
Figure 6-17 Cells to be set................................................................................................................................6-16
Figure 6-18 Set Cell Attributes dialog box.......................................................................................................6-17
Figure 6-19 Cell basic attributes.......................................................................................................................6-18
Figure 6-20 TRX attributes ..............................................................................................................................6-20
Figure 6-21 Setting cell frequencies (1) ...........................................................................................................6-20
Figure 6-22 Setting cell frequencies (2) ...........................................................................................................6-21
Figure 6-23 Configuring TRX attributes ..........................................................................................................6-21
Figure 6-24 Set FH Attributes dialog box (1)...................................................................................................6-23
Figure 6-25 Confirm dialog box (1) .................................................................................................................6-24
Figure 6-26 Confirm dialog box (2) .................................................................................................................6-24
Figure 6-27 Setting FH attributes (1) ...............................................................................................................6-25
Figure 6-28 Set Cell MA dialog box (1)...........................................................................................................6-26
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Figure 6-35 Advanced Attributes area ..............................................................................................................6-31

Figure 6-36 Set Handover Parameter dialog box .............................................................................................6-32
Figure 6-37 Setting handover parameters.........................................................................................................6-33
Figure 6-38 Choosing Configure adjacent Cell ................................................................................................6-35
Figure 6-39 Configuring Adjacent Cells dialog box.........................................................................................6-35
Figure 6-40 Setting adjacent cells ....................................................................................................................6-36
Figure 6-41 Set Adjacent Relation Property dialog box (1) .............................................................................6-37
Figure 6-42 Set Adjacent Relation Property dialog box (2) .............................................................................6-38
Figure 6-43 Choosing Add TRX ......................................................................................................................6-39
Figure 6-44 Add TRX dialog box.....................................................................................................................6-40
Figure 6-45 Configure Cell TRX dialog box....................................................................................................6-40
Figure 6-46 Adding TRXs ................................................................................................................................6-41
Figure 6-47 Selecting a group type for hybrid cabinet groups .........................................................................6-41
Figure 6-48 Configuring TRX attributes ..........................................................................................................6-42
Figure 6-49 Choosing Configure Channel Attributes .......................................................................................6-44
Figure 6-50 Configure Channel Attributes dialog box .....................................................................................6-44
Figure 6-51 Configuring channel attributes......................................................................................................6-45
Figure 6-52 Choosing Delete TRX...................................................................................................................6-47
Figure 6-53 Delete TRX dialog box .................................................................................................................6-48
Figure 6-54 Choosing Delete Cell ....................................................................................................................6-49
Figure 6-55 Deleting a cell ...............................................................................................................................6-50
Figure 6-56 Choosing Add 2G External Cell ...................................................................................................6-52
Figure 6-57 Add 2G External Cell dialog box..................................................................................................6-52
Figure 6-59 Setting the parameters of 2G External Cell-1 ...............................................................................6-54
Figure 6-60 Adding 2G external cells...............................................................................................................6-55
Figure 6-61 Choosing Configure 2G External Cell..........................................................................................6-56
Figure 6-62 Configure 2G External Cell dialog box ........................................................................................6-57
Figure 6-63 Setting the attributes of 2G External Cell-1 ................................................................................6-58
Figure 6-64 Choosing Delete 2G External Cell................................................................................................6-59
Figure 6-65 Deleting a 2G external cell ...........................................................................................................6-60
Figure 6-66 Choosing Add 3G External Cell ...................................................................................................6-62
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Figure 6-69 Setting the parameters of 3G External Cell-1 ...............................................................................6-64
Figure 6-70 Added 3G external cell in the external cell list box ......................................................................6-65
Figure 6-71 Choosing Configure 3G External Cell..........................................................................................6-66
Figure 6-72 Configure 3G External Cell dialog box ........................................................................................6-67
Figure 6-73 Setting external cell attributes.......................................................................................................6-68
Figure 6-74 Choosing Delete 3G External Cell................................................................................................6-69
Figure 6-75 Deleting a 3G external cell ...........................................................................................................6-70
Figure 7-1 Choosing Export Network Parameter ...............................................................................................7-2
Figure 7-2 Export Network Parameter dialog box .............................................................................................7-3
Figure 7-3 Selecting cells ...................................................................................................................................7-4
Figure 7-4 Choosing Import Network Parameter ...............................................................................................7-5
Figure 7-5 Import Network Parameter dialog box .............................................................................................7-6
Figure 7-6 Choosing Configure Cell Parameters in Batches ..............................................................................7-7
Figure 7-7 Configure Cell Parameters in Batches dialog box ............................................................................7-8
Figure 7-8 Selecting the cells to be configured ..................................................................................................7-9
Figure 7-9 All Parameters list box....................................................................................................................7-10
Figure 7-10 Selecting the parameters to be configured .................................................................................... 7-11
Figure 7-11 Modify Parameters of Cells dialog box ........................................................................................7-12
Figure 7-12 Modifying batch values ................................................................................................................7-13
Figure 7-13 Modifying parameters in batches..................................................................................................7-14
Figure 7-14 Backing up local data....................................................................................................................7-16
Figure 7-15 Choosing Back Up GBAM Data...................................................................................................7-17
Figure 7-16 Back Up GBAM Data dialog box.................................................................................................7-18
Figure 7-17 Typing a file name and an extension.............................................................................................7-19
Figure 7-18 Typing a file name ........................................................................................................................7-20
Figure 7-19 Successfully loaded file ................................................................................................................7-21
Figure 7-20 Selecting a GBAM file .................................................................................................................7-22
Figure 7-21 Deleting a GBAM file ..................................................................................................................7-23
Figure 7-22 Choosing Load and Restore..........................................................................................................7-24
Figure 7-23 Load and Restore dialog box ........................................................................................................7-25
Figure 7-24 Selecting a file ..............................................................................................................................7-26
Figure 7-25 Checking the loaded files..............................................................................................................7-27
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Figure 7-26 Choosing Check Data Consistency and Synchronize Data...........................................................7-28

Figure 7-27 Check Data Consistency and Synchronize Data dialog box .........................................................7-29
Figure 7-28 Selecting a CPU number...............................................................................................................7-30
Figure 7-29 Result of the check........................................................................................................................7-31
Figure 7-30 Choosing Format SMU File..........................................................................................................7-32
Figure 7-31 Format SMU File dialog box ........................................................................................................7-33
Figure 7-32 Setting parameters ........................................................................................................................7-34
Figure 7-33 Updated information .....................................................................................................................7-35
Figure 7-34 Choosing Open Local Data File....................................................................................................7-36
Figure 7-35 Choosing Refresh LMT Data........................................................................................................7-37
Figure 7-36 Choosing Browse Configuration Data ..........................................................................................7-38
Figure 7-37 Selecting data................................................................................................................................7-39
Figure 7-38 Browsing data ...............................................................................................................................7-40
Figure 7-39 Choosing Export Equipment Archive Information .......................................................................7-41
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Tables
Table 1-1 BSC6000 user authority......................................................................................................................1-4
Table 1-2 Initial configuration table ...................................................................................................................1-5
Table 1-3 Tab pages on the Object Management Tree ......................................................................................1-10
Table 1-4 Tab pages on the device panel ..........................................................................................................1-12
Table 1-5 Functions of the tab pages ................................................................................................................1-13
Table 2-1 Example of the configurations of BSC attributes ...............................................................................2-2
Table 2-2 Example of the configurations of line clock parameters.....................................................................2-9
Table 2-3 Parameters in the Configure Line Clock dialog box.........................................................................2-10
Table 2-4 Example of the configurations of system clock parameters .............................................................2-12
Table 2-5 Parameters in the Configure System Clock dialog box ....................................................................2-13
Table 2-6 Clock source .....................................................................................................................................2-14
Table 2-7 Example of the configuration of the 8K reference clock ..................................................................2-16
Table 2-8 Subracks and their 8K reference clocks............................................................................................2-17
Table 3-1 Example of the configurations of a BSC cabinet................................................................................3-5
Table 3-2 Parameters in the Add Cabinet dialog box..........................................................................................3-6
Table 3-3 Example of the configurations of a subrack .......................................................................................3-7
Table 3-4 Parameters in the Add Subrack dialog box.........................................................................................3-8
Table 3-5 Example of the configurations of the subrack-OSP mapping .............................................................3-9
Table 3-6 Example of the configurations of a power distribution box..............................................................3-13
Table 3-7 Parameters in the Add Power Distribution Box dialog box ..............................................................3-14
Table 3-8 Example of the configurations of a BSC board ................................................................................3-17
Table 3-9 Parameters in the Add Board dialog box ..........................................................................................3-18
Table 3-10 Board configuration........................................................................................................................3-19
Table 4-1 Example of the configurations of the SS7 signaling points ................................................................4-2
Table 4-2 Parameters in the Add OSP dialog box...............................................................................................4-4
Table 4-3 Parameters in the Add DSP dialog box...............................................................................................4-7
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Table 4-4 Parameters in the Add STP dialog box ...............................................................................................4-9

Table 4-5 Example of the configurations of a subrack communication link.....................................................4-10
Table 4-6 Parameters in the Add Subrack Communication Link dialog box....................................................4-12
Table 4-7 Example of the configurations of an Ater connection path...............................................................4-13
Table 4-8 Parameters in the Add Ater Connection Path dialog box..................................................................4-15
Table 4-9 Example of the configurations of an Ater OML ...............................................................................4-16
Table 4-10 Parameters in the Add Ater OML dialog box .................................................................................4-18
Table 4-11 Example of the configuration of an Ater OML...............................................................................4-21
Table 4-12 Example of the configurations of an Ater signaling link ................................................................4-24
Table 4-13 Parameters in the Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box ..................................................................4-27
Table 4-14 Example of the configurations of an E1 on the A interface ............................................................4-31
Table 4-15 Parameters in the Add A Interface E1 dialog box ...........................................................................4-33
Table 4-16 Example of the configurations of an SS7 signaling link.................................................................4-35
Table 4-17 Parameters in the Add SS7 Signaling Link dialog box...................................................................4-38
Table 4-18 Parameters on the MTP3 tab page ..................................................................................................4-40
Table 4-19 Example of the configurations of a PCU ........................................................................................4-41
Table 4-20 Parameters in the Add PCU dialog box ..........................................................................................4-43
Table 4-21 Example of the configurations of an E1 on the Pb interface ..........................................................4-43
Table 4-22 Parameters in the Add Pb Interface E1 dialog box .........................................................................4-46
Table 4-23 Example of the configurations of a Pb signaling link.....................................................................4-48
Table 4-24 Parameters in the Add Pb Signaling Link dialog box. ....................................................................4-50
Table 4-25 Example of the configurations of a semipermanent link ................................................................4-51
Table 5-1 Example of the configurations of a BTS ............................................................................................5-4
Table 5-2 Parameters in the Add Site dialog box................................................................................................5-7
Table 5-3 Example of the configurations of a site chain...................................................................................5-25
Table 5-4 Examples of the configurations of the connections between BTS cabinet groups ...........................5-29
Table 5-5 Distribution of ports in cabinet groups .............................................................................................5-32
Table 5-6 Parameters in the Set Antenna Feeder Property dialog box..............................................................5-41
Table 5-7 Example of the configurations of the Abis timeslots ........................................................................5-47
Table 5-8 BTS timeslots and their assignment principles.................................................................................5-50
Table 5-9 Parameters in the Configure Site Monitor TS dialog box.................................................................5-60
Table 5-10 BTS templates ................................................................................................................................5-64
Table 6-1 Example of the configurations of a cell ..............................................................................................6-3
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Table 6-2 Parameters in the Add New Cell dialog box.......................................................................................6-5
Table 6-3 Example of the configurations of cell attributes ...............................................................................6-14
Table 6-4 Parameters in the Cell Frequency Type area.....................................................................................6-18
Table 6-5 Parameters in the Set FH Attributes dialog box................................................................................6-23
Table 6-6 Parameters in the Set Cell MA dialog box........................................................................................6-26
Table 6-7 TRX boards and their corresponding frequency ranges....................................................................6-34
Table 6-8 Example of the configurations of adjacent cells ...............................................................................6-34
Table 6-9 Parameters in the Set Adjacent Relation Property dialog box ..........................................................6-37
Table 6-10 Maximum number of TRXs............................................................................................................6-43
Table 6-11 Channel types..................................................................................................................................6-46
Table 6-12 Example of the configurations of a 2G external cell ......................................................................6-51
Table 6-13 Example of the configurations of a 3G external cell ......................................................................6-61
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1 Overview of Data Configuration
Overview of Data Configuration
About This Chapter

The following table lists the sections of this chapter.
Section
Description
1.1 Data Configuration Principle
Describes the data configuration methods and data

classification.
1.2 Operation Authority
Describes the operation authority of data configuration.
1.3 Data Configuration

Procedure
Describes the basic procedure for data configuration.
1.4 Starting Data Configuration
Describes how to start data configuration.
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1.1 Data Configuration Principle

1.1.1 Data Configuration Methods
The data configuration function of the BSC6000 involves the configuration, browsing, storage,
backup, and restoration of data on the BSC6000 and the BTSs under it. Data configuration is
realized by the joint operation of a GBAM, local maintenance terminal (LMT) software, and
M2000.
The data configuration is performed on the LMT. The configuration data can be saved as
binary DAT files.
The function supports the following data configuration modes:
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Offline data configuration

The term "offline" refers to that the communication between an LMT and a GBAM is
not set up.
In offline mode, you can perform data configuration with the guidance of a wizard on the
LMT. The auto verification function of the LMT software ensures the completeness and
correctness of the data.
After the data is saved in a .dat file through offline configuration, you can restore
configuration using the loading and restoring function of the LMT in real time according
to your requirements. Then the data is uploaded to a GBAM and becomes valid on
service boards.
This mode does not require network bandwidth so that you can adopt the mode during
initial operation and upgrade of a network in a fast and convenient manner.
Online data configuration

The term "online" refers to that the communication between an LMT and a GBAM is
normal.
After logging in to the GBAM using the LMT software, you can dynamically adjust data
such as adding, deleting, or modifying data.
The LMT enables several users to log in to the GBAM concurrently, but at a specific
time, only one user is allowed to perform data configuration. When one user performs
data configuration through the LMT, other users can detect the configuration data on the
GBAM changes in real time and the users are prompted to update the local data to ensure
the data on the LMT is consistent with the data on the GBAM.
The only difference between the two configuration modes is the process that the configuration data takes
effect. This document describes only the data configuration in online data configuration mode.
Figure 1-1 shows the process of the BSC online data configuration.
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Figure 1-1 Online data configuration
The process of the BSC online data configuration is as follows:

Step 1 After the LMT starts, the FTP server sends a data backup command to the FTP client
(GBAM).
Step 2 Upon receiving the command, the GBAM server performs data file backup. After the backup
is complete, the GBAM server responds with a message to notify the LMT that the backup is
successful.
Step 3 Upon receiving the message, the LMT sends a file upload request to the GBAM. Then the
GBAM server uploads the backup file to the LMT.
Step 4 After the upload is complete, the LMT checks the validity of the data file.
Step 5 If the data file is valid, the LMT continues to restore configuration and loads the data file to
the LMT software.
The Login dialog box is displayed.
Step 6 You can perform data configuration in the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal after a
login. After the configuration is complete, the LMT sends a data configuration command to
the GBAM. Then the GBAM runs the command, generates configuration data, and
synchronizes the service boards.
Step 7 The GBAM responds with a message carrying the effectiveness of configuration data on the
service boards.
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1.1.2 Data Classification

The BSC6000 data is classified into two categories: LMT configuration data and GBAM
configuration data.
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When configuring data offline, you can save the configured data to the LMT memory
and back up data files on your local PC. For details, refer to section 7.5 "Backing Up
Local Data."
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GBAM configuration data

The configuration data on the GBAM is stored in the memory database and in the data
file on the hard disk. The data provides a basis for the operation of the GBAM. After the
dynamic configuration, the GBAM updates the data in the memory database and the data
file on the hard disk.
The configuration data on the LMT and GBAM is classified into:

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Minimum configuration data

Minimum configuration data is provided by the system and saved as the
mini_Cfg_lmt.DAT file in the directory HW LMT\BSC6000V900R001C01\ Cfg\
SysData. The configuration data in the file is the minimum configuration data required
for the running of the LMT software offline.
Dynamic configuration data

Dynamic configuration data is the data generated after the dynamic configuration on the
basis of configuration restoration of the LMT and the GBAM.
1.2 Operation Authority

Table 1-1 lists the five levels of the BSC6000 user authority.
Table 1-1 BSC6000 user authority
Level
Authority
Guests
Guests can only view the data.
Users
In addition to the authority of guests, users can also perform system

maintenance, such as equipment maintenance, alarm management, and
performance management.
Operators
In addition to the authority of users, operators can also perform data

configuration on the equipment.
Administrators
Administrators have the root authority. In addition to the authority of

operators, administrators can also perform user management.
Custom
The custom authority is defined by administrators.
1.3 Data Configuration Procedure

1.3.1 Prerequisites
The following requirements must be met before data configuration:
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Operators must familiarize themselves with the base station system (BSS) and be well
trained.
The software of the LMT and the OMU (on the GBAM) are installed.
1.3.2 Configuration Procedure

Figure 1-2 shows the basic procedure for data configuration.
Figure 1-2 Basic procedure for data configuration
BTS
Configuration
BSC
Configuration
Cell
Configuration
TRX
Configuration
BSC configuration: consists of configuration of BSC basic attributes, device data

configuration, and link configuration.
BTS configuration: consists of configuration of BTS basic attributes, device

configuration, and timeslot configuration.
Cell configuration: consists of cell attribute configuration, neighboring cell configuration,

and import and export of network optimization parameters.
TRX configuration: consists of channel attribute configuration and TRX attribute

configuration.
For initial data configuration, follow items 110 listed in Table 1-2.
Table 1-2 Initial configuration table
Number
Configuration
Item
Description
SS7 signaling
points
The SS7 signaling points consist of the OSP, DSP, and

STP.
For details, refer to section 4.2 "Configuring SS7
Signaling Points."
Cabinet
The cabinet is of two types: local cabinet and remote

cabinet.
For details, refer to section 3.2 "Adding a Cabinet."
Subrack
The subrack is of two types: GEPS and GTCS.

For details, refer to section 3.3 "Adding a Subrack."
Power
distribution box
For details, refer to section 3.6 "Adding a Power

Distribution Box."
Subrack-OSP
mapping
A subrack should be configured with signaling points.
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Subrack-OSP Mapping."
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Number
Configuration
Item
Description
BSC board
The BM subrack must be configured with the GE(O)IUB

and the GE(O)IUT.
The TC subrack must be configured with the GE(O)IUA,
GE(O)IUT, and GDPUC.
For details, refer to section 3.8 "Adding a Board."
Transmission
links
The links on the Ater interface are configured on the

E(O)IUT. These links connect the GMPS with the GTCS.
The GMPS should be configured with the following links:
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Ater connection path

For details, refer to section 4.4 "Configuring an Ater
Connection Path."
Ater OML (configured when the GTCS is placed on the

MSC side).
For details, refer to section 4.5 "Adding an Ater OML."
The GTCS should be configured with the Ater signaling

link when the GTCS is placed on the MSC side. For
details, refer to section 4.8 Adding an Ater Signaling
Link."
The links on the A interface are configured on the
GE(O)IUA. These links consist of the following:
Clock
E1 on the A interface
For details, refer to section 4.10 Configuring an E1 on
the A Interface."
SS7 signaling link

For details, refer to 4.11 "Configuring an SS7 Signaling
Link."
Line clock
For details, refer to section 2.3 "Configuring the Line
Clock."
System clock
For details, refer to section 2.4 "Configuring the System
Clock."
8K reference clock
For details, refer to section 2.5 "Configuring the 8K
Reference Clock."
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BTS
For details, refer to section 5.2 "Adding a BTS."
1.3.3 Precautions
For related data, follow the basic procedure to perform configuration. For unrelated data, you
can adjust the configuration procedure according to application scenarios. The basic
procedure makes data configuration logical and minimizes system errors. .
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Before data configuration, the operators should back up the related data and record the backup
time in time for future data restoration.
For technical support, you can use any one of the following ways:
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Call us at 800-830-2118 or 86-755-2856 0000.
Email us at Support@huawei.com
Visit http://support.huawei.com
For contact methods of the Huawei local office, please visit http://support.huawei.com.
1.4 Starting Data Configuration

1.4.1 Displaying the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal
Window
Huawei recommends you retain the default setting of the window color in the operating
system. If you change the window color into grey, some windows or dialog boxes cannot be
displayed normally.
To display the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, do as follows:
Step 1 Choose Start > Programs > HUAWEI Local Maintenance Terminal >
BSC6000V900R001C01 > BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal to start the BSC6000
Local Maintenance Terminal.
The Login dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-3.
Figure 1-3 Login dialog box
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Step 2 Click
The BSC Management dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-4.
For offline configuration mode, you can directly select the Offline check box and click OK.
Figure 1-4 BSC Management dialog box
Step 3 Type the BSC name, BSC IP address, and remarks.

Step 4 Click Add.
The BSC name and BSC IP address are added.
Step 5 After the setup is complete, click Close.
The Login dialog box is refreshed.
Step 6 Type your user name and password. Then click OK.
If the login is successful, the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window is displayed,
as shown in Figure 1-5.
If the login fails, a pop-up dialog box will prompt you to log in again. The system will keep a record in
the log file under the Lmtlog folder. The installation directory is \BscObj\BSC name. The BSC name is
defined by users.
To avoid random configuration, measures must be taken so that all users strictly follow their specific
authority levels.
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Figure 1-5 BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window
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1.4.2 Introduction to the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal

Window
For detailed information about the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, refer to
the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller LMT User Guide.
For the descriptions of the parameters in the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal
window, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration
Reference.
This document describes only the part related to data configuration.
Menu Bar
Take the Configuration menu for example.
The Configuration menu, as shown in Figure 1-6, has the following items:
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Import Network Parameter
Export Network Parameter
Configure Cell Parameters in Batches
Backup
Load and Restore
Check Data Consistency and Synchronize Data
Format SMU File
Open Local Data File
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Refresh LMT Data
Browse Configuration Data
Figure 1-6 Configuration menu
Object Management Tree

The Object Management Tree shows the information about data configuration and object
status in a graphic way. Table 1-3 lists the two tab pages on the Object Management Tree.
Table 1-3 Tab pages on the Object Management Tree
Tab Page
Main Function
Management Tree
Lists all the BTSs, cells, and TRXs of the BSC and provides functions
such as object search, management, and browsing.
Trace & Monitor
Provides functions such as interface and signaling link trace,

CPU/DSP usage monitoring, and port bit error ratio (BER)
monitoring.
The Management Tree tab page is displayed in a default way, as shown in Figure 1-7.
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Figure 1-7 Management Tree tab page
Device Panel
The default BSC Device Panel tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-8.
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Figure 1-8 BSC Device Panel tab page
If you select different objects on the Management Tree tab page, different tab pages are
displayed on the device panel.
Table 1-4 lists the tab pages on the device panel.
Table 1-4 Tab pages on the device panel
Operation
Tab Page
Default Display
Clicking the root node, the 2G External

Cells node, or the 3G External Cells
node
BSC Device Panel
BSC Device Panel
Clicking a site
Site Device Panel
BSC Attributes
Site Device Panel
BSC Attributes
Clicking a cell
Cell Attributes
Cell Attributes
BSC Attributes
Clicking a TRX
Site Device Panel
Site Device Panel
BSC Attributes
Clicking a specific 2G or 3G external
cell
External Cell Attributes

BSC Attributes
External Cell
Attributes
Table 1-5 lists the functions of the tab pages on the device panel.
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Table 1-5 Functions of the tab pages

Tab Page
Main Function
BSC Device Panel
Browses the BSC configuration information.

Double-clicking a device on the tab page enables you to view
the device attribute through the displayed dialog box.
Right-clicking a device enables you to configure and maintain
the device through the displayed shortcut menu.
Site Device Panel
Browses the BTS configuration information.

Double-clicking a device on the tab page enables you to view
the device attribute through the displayed dialog box.
Right-clicking a device enables you to configure and maintain
the device through the displayed shortcut menu.
Cell Attributes
Browses the cell attributes.
External Cell Attributes
Browses the external cell attributes.
BSC Attributes
Browses the BSC overall information.
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2 Configuring BSC Attributes
Configuring BSC Attributes
About This Chapter

Section
Description
2.1 Overview of the BSC Attributes

Configuration
Introduces the BSC attribute configuration.
2.2 Configuring the BSC Attributes
Describes how to configure the BSC attributes.
2.3 Configuring the Line Clock
Describes how to configure the line clock.
2.4 Configuring the System Clock
Describes how to configure the system clock.
2.5 Configuring the 8K Reference

Clock
Describes how to configure the 8K reference clock.
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2.1 Overview of the BSC Attributes Configuration

The BSC attributes consist of the information about the BSC, system clock, line clock, and
8K reference clock.
After the BSC attributes are configured, they take effect in the entire BSC. Do not modify
these attributes unless necessary.
2.2 Configuring the BSC Attributes

2.2.1 Task Description
Purpose
To configure the BSC attributes, such as basic data, flow control data,
timer, software parameters, user resource binding, and Signaling
Connection Control Part (SCCP)
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The system initialization is successful.
Remarks
The BSC attributes is configured on the basis of the network planning.
After the BSC attributes is configured, do not modify it unless

necessary.
2.2.2 Procedure
Table 2-1 lists an example of the configurations of BSC attributes for your reference.
Table 2-1 Example of the configurations of BSC attributes
Parameter
Configuration
Source
BSC Name
BSC
Network planning
Country Code
86
Network planning
City Code
021
Network planning
MCC
460
Network planning
MNC
10
Network planning
For other parameters not listed in Table 2-1, retain the default settings. For the description of the
parameters, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.
To configure the BSC attributes, do as follows:
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Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click BSC6000.

A shortcut menu is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-1 Choosing Configure BSC Attributes
Step 2 Choose Configure BSC Attributes.

The Configure BSC Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 Configuring the basic data of the BSC
Step 3 Set the related parameters on the corresponding tab pages, and then click Finish.
For details, refer to the following sections.
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Configuring the Basic Data

In the Configure BSC Attributes dialog box, set the related parameters on the Basic Data
tab page, and then click Finish.
Configuring the Flow Control Data

To configure the flow control data, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Configure BSC Attributes dialog box, click the Flow Control Data tab.
The Flow Control Data tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-3.
Figure 2-3 Configuring the flow control data
Step 2 Set the related parameters, and then click Finish.

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Configuring the BSC Timer

To configure the BSC timer, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Configure BSC Attributes dialog box, click the BSC Timer tab.
The BSC Timer tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-4.
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Figure 2-4 Configuring the timer data

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Configuring the Software Parameters

To configure the software parameters, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Configure BSC Attributes dialog box, click the Software Parameters tab.
The Software Parameters tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-5.
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Figure 2-5 Configuring the software parameters

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Configuring the User Resource Binding

To configure the user resource binding, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Configure BSC Attributes dialog box, click the User Resource Binding tab.
The User Resource Binding tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-6
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Figure 2-6 Configuring the user resource binding

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Configuring the SCCP

To configure the SCCP, do as follows:
Step 1 On the Configure BSC Attributes dialog box, click the SCCP tab.
The SCCP tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-7.
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Figure 2-7 Configuring the SCCP

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2.2.3 Verification
Check the BSC attributes on the BSC Attributes tab page.
2.2.4 Additional Information

None.
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2.3 Configuring the Line Clock

Purpose
Mandatory
or Optional
Prerequisites
Remarks
To configure the line clock for a subrack

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For the TC subrack, the line clock extracted on the A interface is used as
the reference clock of this subrack.
For the GMPS subrack, the line clock extracted on the Ater interface is
used as the reference clock of this subrack or the system clock.
When the GTCS is placed on the BSC side: optional
When the GTCS is placed on the MSC side: mandatory
The subrack is already configured with the required interface board.
The interface board has a sub board. .
Before configuring the line clock for the GTCS subrack, you need to
configure the GEIUA or GOIUA interface board.
Before configuring the line clock for the GMPS subrack, you need to
configure the GEIUT or GOIUT interface board.
None
2.3.2 Procedure
Table 2-2 lists an example of the configurations of the line clock parameters for your
reference.
Table 2-2 Example of the configurations of line clock parameters
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Line No.
LINE0
BSC internal planning
Line Clock Type
8K
Board Slot No.
26
Board Port No.
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This topic describes how to configure the line clock for the GTCS. Before configuring the line clock for
the GTCS subrack, you need to configure the GEIUA or GOIUA interface board.
The line clock of a GMPS subrack must be configured on the Ater connection path of this subrack.
The line clock of a GTCS subrack must be configured on the A interface E1 of this subrack. The E1
interface board can be configured with two line clocks: line 0 and line 1. The optical interface board can
be configured with only one line clock and the line clock must be configured on port 0.
To configure the line clock for the GTCS, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the edge of the GTCS.
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Figure 2-8 Choosing Configure Line Clock
Step 2 Choose Configure Line Clock.

The Configure Line Clock dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-9.
Figure 2-9 Configuring the line clock
Table 2-3 describes the parameters in the Configure Line Clock dialog box.
Table 2-3 Parameters in the Configure Line Clock dialog box
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Line No.
LINE0
Number of the line clock
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Board Slot No.
Minimum number of
the slot in which the
GEIUA or GOIUA
is located
Number of the slot where the interface board in

which the line clock is configured resides
Board Port No.
Number of the port on the interface board

This port is used as the port of the line clock.
Backup Port No.
Number of the backup port on the interface

board
This port is used as the backup port of the line
clock.
Step 3 Set the parameters, and then click Add.

The Add button changes into the Delete button. You can click Delete to delete a line clock.
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2.3.3 Verification
On the BSC Device Panel tab page, double-click the interface board to check whether the
board attributes, such as Line0 Port No., Line1 Port No., Line0 Bkp Port No., and Line1
Bkp Port No., are consistent with the required settings.

The principles of line clock configuration are as follows:
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One subrack can be configured with a maximum of two line clocks.
Huawei recommends that the line clock be configured in a cascade interface board.
The active port and standby port of each line clock cannot be the same one.
Do not configure line clocks for GEPS subrack.
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2.4 Configuring the System Clock

Purpose
To configure the system clock
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
Remarks
The GGCU is functional.
The GMPS is configured with the line clock.
All the configured data takes effect in the GGCU.
2.4.2 Procedure
Table 2-4 lists an example of the configurations of system clock parameters for your
reference.
Table 2-4 Example of the configurations of system clock parameters
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Source No.
Source Type
LINE0
Source Sub-type
8K_HZ
To configure the system clock, do as follows:

Figure 2-10 Choosing Configure System Clock
Step 2 Choose Configure System Clock.
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The Configure System Clock dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-11.
Figure 2-11 Configuring the system clock
If you want to delete a clock source that is in Manual work mode, you need to change Work
Mode to Automatic, click Finish to exit, and enter the Configure System Clock dialog box
again to set Source Type and Source Sub-type to None.
Table 2-5 describes the parameters in the Configure System Clock dialog box.
Table 2-5 Parameters in the Configure System Clock dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Source No.
1, 2, 3, 4
Number of the clock source
Source Type
NONE
Type of the clock source

Source Type consists of BITS0, BITS1, LINE0,
and LINE1. NONE means that this parameter is not
configured.
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Source Sub-type
NONE
If Source Type is set to BITS0 or BITS1, the

options of Source SubType are 2M_HZ and
2M_Bps.
If Source Type is set to LINE0 or LINE1, the

option of Source SubType is 8K_HZ.
NONE means that this parameter is not

configured.
Work Mode
AUTO
Consists of Automatic, Manual, and Free Run.
Priority
Consists of 1, 2, 3, and 4

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2.4.3 Verification
Enter the Configure System Clock dialog box again, and the configured data is displayed.
Check the data.

Clock Source
The BSC6000 provides two types of clock source.
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Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS) clock
Line clock
Table 2-6 describes the clock source.

Table 2-6 Clock source
Clock Source
Description
BITS0
Consists of 2M_HZ and 2M_Bps
BITS1
The anti-interference ability of 2M_Bps is higher than that of 2M_HZ.
LINE0
The clock extracted from the A interface is 8K_HZ.
LINE1
The 8K_HZ signal transmits through the backplane of the GGCU.
Priority of the Clock Source

The BSC6000 provides four levels of clock source priority. Level 1 clock source has the
highest priority.
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When configuring the clock source, pay attention to the following: .

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There is a one-to-one relationship between the clock source and the priority.
The priority of a BITS clock is usually higher than that of a line clock.
If the system clock uses a line clock, the GMPS must have been configured with the
corresponding line clock.
The BSC6000 usually uses the line clock.
Current Clock Source and Clock Switch Policies

The BSC6000 requires only one clock source during operation. If the current clock source
fails, it has to be switched to a normal clock source.
The clock source has three work modes: Automatic, Manual, and Free Run.
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Automatic: The system automatically selects the clock source that has the highest
priority.
For example, if the level 3 clock source fails, the level 4 clock source is used. When the
level 3 clock source recovers, the system automatically switches to the level 3 clock
source. If all the clock sources fail, the system retains the current state and switches to
Automatic mode after the clock sources recover.
Manual: The user specifies a clock source. The system is not allowed to switch the clock
resource even if the current clock source fails.
Free Run: initial work status of the system clock
2.5 Configuring the 8K Reference Clock

Purpose
To configure a reference clock for a subrack
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
Remarks
The GSCU exists.
The related line clock is configured.
The GTCS is configured with an A interface board and an A interface

E1.
A reference clock must be configured after the GSCU in a subrack is

configured. If the clock is not configured, the services on the subrack will
be affected.
2.5.2 Procedure
Table 2-7 lists an example of the configuration of the 8K reference clock for your reference.
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Table 2-7 Example of the configuration of the 8K reference clock

Parameter
Configuration
Source
8K Reference Clock Type
GGCU Backplane
This topic describes how to configure the 8K reference clock for the GMPS.
To configure the 8K reference clock for the GMPS, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the edge of the GMPS.
Figure 2-12 Choosing Configure 8K Reference Clock
Step 2 Choose Configure 8K Reference Clock.

The Configure GSCU 8K Reference Clock dialog box is displayed, as shown in
Figure 2-13.
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Figure 2-13 Configuring the GSCU 8K reference clock
Step 3 Set 8K Reference Clock Type, and then click Finish.

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2.5.3 Verification
On the BSC Device Panel tab page, double-click the GSCU to check the setting of the 8K
reference clock.

Different subracks have different 8K reference clocks.
Table 2-8 lists the subracks and their 8K reference clocks.
Table 2-8 Subracks and their 8K reference clocks
Subrack
8K Reference Clock
GMPS
GGCU BACK
GEPS
GGCU FACE
GTCS
Line clock configured in the subrack
When configuring the 8K reference clock for the TC subrack, you can select Invalid or LINE
CLOCK. If you select LINE CLOCK, none of the line clocks can be deleted.
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Configuring BSC Devices
About This Chapter

Section
Description
3.1 Overview of the Device

Configuration
Introduces the BSC device configuration.
3.2 Adding a Cabinet
Describes how to a cabinet.
3.3 Adding a Subrack
Describes how to add a subrack.
3.4 Configuring the Subrack-OSP

Mapping
Describes how to configure the subrack-OSP

mapping.
3.5 Configuring the Attributes of

a Fan Box
Describes how to configure the attributes of a fan box.
3.6 Adding a Power Distribution

Box
Describes how to add a power distribution box.
3.7 Configuring the Attributes of

a Power Distribution Box
Describes how to configure the attributes of a power

distribution box.
3.8 Adding a Board
Describes how to add a board.
3.9 Configuring Board Attributes
Describes how to configure board attributes.
3.10 Adding a BSC EAC
Describes how to add a BSC EAC.
3.11 Configuring a BSC EAC
Descries how to configure a BSC EAC.
3.12 Deleting a BSC EAC
Descries how to delete a BSC EAC.
3.13 Deleting a Board
Describes how to delete a board.
3.14 Deleting a Power

Distribution Box
Describes how to delete a power distribution box.
3.15 Deleting a Subrack
Describes how to delete a subrack.
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Section
Description
3.16 Deleting a Cabinet
Describes how to delete a cabinet.
3.17 Checking Cabinet Attributes
Describes how to check cabinet attributes.
3.18 Checking Subrack Attributes
Describes how to check subrack attributes.
3.19 Checking Board Attributes
Describes how to check board attributes.
3.20 Checking the Attributes of a

Power Distribution Box
Describes how to check the attributes of a power

distribution box.
3.21 Checking the Attributes of a

Fan Box
Describes how to check the attributes of a fan box.
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3.1 Overview of the Device Configuration

The BSC device configuration refers to the addition, deletion, attribute configuration, and
attribute check of the BSC6000 cabinet, subrack, board, fan box, and power distribution box.
The configuration data can be saved as binary files. The BSC6000 devices can be configured
in offline mode or in online mode.
The BSC6000 devices must be added in the following sequence:
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Cabinet
Subrack
Power distribution box
Board
A fan box is added automatically when you add a subrack. Before adding a power distribution
box, you need to add the subrack that manages the power distribution box. When adding a
power distribution box, you need to allocate a management subrack for the power distribution
box.
The BSC6000 devices must be deleted in the following sequence:
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Board
Subrack
Cabinet
Figure 3-1 shows the process for configuring BSC devices.
For the description of the procedure for configuring a signaling point, refer to section 4.2 "Configuring
SS7 Signaling Points."
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Figure 3-1 Configuring BSC devices

Configure a signaling point
Add a cabinet
Add a subrack
Configure the subrack-OSP mapping
Configure fan box attributes
Add a power distibution box
Configure power distribution box

attributes
Add a board
Configure board attributes
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3.2 Adding a Cabinet

Purpose
To add a BSC cabinet
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
3.2.2 Procedure
Table 3-1 lists an example of the configurations of a BSC cabinet.
Table 3-1 Example of the configurations of a BSC cabinet
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Cabinet No.
Cabinet Type
Remote Cabinet
To add a cabinet, do as follows:

Figure 3-2 Choosing Add BSC Cabinet
Step 2 Choose Add BSC Cabinet.

The Add Cabinet dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-3.
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Figure 3-3 Adding a cabinet
Table 3-2 describes the parameters in the Add Cabinet dialog box.
Table 3-2 Parameters in the Add Cabinet dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Cabinet No.
Logical number of the cabinet
Cabinet
Type
Local Cabinet
Cabinet Type consists of Local Cabinet and Remote

Cabinet.
Step 3 Set the parameters, and then click Finish.

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3.2.3 Verification
Check the attributes of the added cabinet. For details, refer to section 3.17 "Checking Cabinet
Attributes."

The BSC6000 has local cabinets and remote cabinets.
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A cabinet configured on the BSC side is called local cabinet. It can hold all types of
service subracks.
A cabinet configured on the MSC side is called remote cabinet. It can hold only GTCSs.
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3.3 Adding a Subrack

Purpose
To add a subrack
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
Remarks
The cabinet where the subrack is to be added is already configured.
The BSC has at least one Originating Signaling Point (OSP).
None
3.3.2 Procedure
Table 3-3 lists an example of the configurations of a subrack.
Table 3-3 Example of the configurations of a subrack
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Subrack Type
GTCS
OPC
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Network planning
This topic describes how to add a subrack for a local cabinet.

A local cabinet can be configured with all types of subracks. A remote cabinet, placed on the MSC side,
can be configured with only the GTCS subrack.
To add a subrack, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, select the cabinet where the subrack is to be added from
the Current Cabinet drop-down list.
Step 2 Right-click in the area where the subrack is to be added in the cabinet.
Figure 3-4 Choosing Add Subrack
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Step 3 Choose Add Subrack.

The Add Subrack dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-5.
Figure 3-5 Adding a subrack
Table 3-4 describes the parameters in the Add Subrack dialog box.
Table 3-4 Parameters in the Add Subrack dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Subrack Type
Type of subrack
The options are GEPS and GTCS.
OPC
Originating signaling Point Code
Step 4 Set Subrack Type and OPC, and then click Finish.
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3.3.3 Verification
Check the attributes of the subrack. For details, refer to section 3.18 "Checking Subrack
Attributes."
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The BSC6000 subrack consists of the GMPS, GEPS, and GTCS. The principles of subrack
configuration are as follows:
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The GMPS, GEPS, and GTCS are configured in sequence.
At least one GMPS and one GTCS must be configured.
All the GTCSs must be configured in the local cabinet or in the remote cabinet.
Each subrack must be configured with a fan box..
3.4 Configuring the Subrack-OSP Mapping

Purpose
To configure an OSP for a subrack
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The OSPs exist.
Remarks
The OSP must be configured on the basis of the OSP planning.
3.4.2 Procedure
Table 3-5 lists an example of the configurations of the subrack-OSP mapping.
Table 3-5 Example of the configurations of the subrack-OSP mapping
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Subrack No.
OSP
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Network planning
You must configure the SS7 signaling points before configuring the subrack-OSP mapping. For details,
refer to section 4.2 "Configuring SS7 Signaling Points."
To configure the subrack communication link, do as follows:

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Figure 3-6 Choosing Configure Subrack-OSP Mapping
Step 2 Choose Configure Subrack-OSP Mapping.

The Configure Subrack-OSP Mapping dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-7.
Figure 3-7 Configuring the subrack-OSP mapping
Step 3 Select an OSP, and then click Finish.

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3.4.3 Verification
In the Configure Subrack-OSP Mapping dialog box, check the relation between the subrack
and its OSP.
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None.
3.5 Configuring the Attributes of a Fan Box

Purpose
To configure the attributes of a fan box
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The subrack where the fan box resides is functional.
Remarks
None
3.5.2 Procedure
Huawei recommends that you retain the default settings. When you have to modify the parameters, refer
to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference for details about them.
To configure the attributes of a fan box, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click in the Fan Box area.
Figure 3-8 Choosing Configure Fan Box Attributes
Step 2 Choose Configure Fan Box Attributes.

The Configure Fan Box Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-9.
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Figure 3-9 Configuring the fan box
For the description of the parameters in the Configure Fan Box Attributes dialog box, refer to the
HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.

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3.5.3 Verification
Check the attributes of the fan box. For details, refer to section 3.21 "Checking the Attributes
of a Fan Box."

Each subrack is configured with a fan box. The fan box is added automatically when a
subrack is added.
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3.6 Adding a Power Distribution Box

Purpose
To add a power distribution box
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The subrack that controls the power distribution box is already

configured.
Remarks
None
3.6.2 Procedure
Table 3-6 lists an example of the configurations of a power distribution box.
Table 3-6 Example of the configurations of a power distribution box
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Cabinet No.
Management Subrack No.
To add a power distribution box, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, select a cabinet from the Current Cabinet drop-down
list.
Step 2 Right-click in the Power Distribution Box area.
Figure 3-10 Choosing Add Power Distribution Box
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Step 3 Choose Add Power Distribution Box.

The Add Power Distribution Box dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-11.
Figure 3-11 Adding a power distribution box
Table 3-7 describes the parameters in the Add Power Distribution Box dialog box.
Table 3-7 Parameters in the Add Power Distribution Box dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Cabinet No.
Current cabinet number
Number of the cabinet where the

current power distribution box is
located
Management
Subrack No.
Minimum serial number of the

subrack among all the subracks in
the current cabinet
Number of the subrack that manages

the power distribution box
Step 4 Set Cabinet No. and Manage Subrack No., and then click Finish.
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3.6.3 Verification
Refer to section 3.20 "Checking the Attributes of a Power Distribution Box."
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Each cabinet is configured with a power distribution box. The power distribution box
provides lightning protection and overcurrent protection for the two 48 V power inputs. It
also provides six groups of 48 V and RTN power outputs for the functional modules in the
cabinet. One 48 V output and one RTN output form a group.
The power distribution box detects the input voltage and the output power, and generates an
alarm when a fault occurs.
3.7 Configuring the Attributes of a Power Distribution

Box
Purpose
To configure the attributes of a power distribution box
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The power distribution box exists.
Remarks
None
3.7.2 Procedure
To configure the attributes of a power distribution box, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click in the Power Distribution Box area.
Figure 3-12 Choosing Configure Power Distribution Box Attributes
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Step 2 Choose Configure Power Distribution Box Attributes.

The Configure Power Distribution Box dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-13.
Figure 3-13 Configuring the attributes of a power distribution box
For the description of the parameters in the Configure Power Distribution Box dialog box, refer to the
HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.
Step 3 Set the parameters, and then click Finish.

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3.7.3 Verification
Check the attributes of the power distribution box. For details, refer to section 3.20 "Checking
the Attributes of a Power Distribution Box."

None.
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3.8 Adding a Board

Purpose
To add a board
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The subrack where a board is to be added exists and the subrack has
empty slots.
Remarks
None
3.8.2 Procedure
Table 3-8 lists an example of the configurations of a BSC board.
Table 3-8 Example of the configurations of a BSC board
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Board Type
GEIUB
Active/Standby Mode
Selected
You can delete a board and then add a board to modify the active/standby attribute of a board.
You need to pay attention to the following:
z
When the BSC6000 internal network is normal, you need to synchronize data if the data
does not take effect after you add a board. For details, refer to section 7.8 "Checking Data
Consistency and Synchronizing Data."
When the BSC6000 internal network is disrupted or the Ethernet cable is not installed, you
need to check data consistency if the network restores after you delete a board and then
add a board. If the data is inconsistent, you have to reset the board.
This topic describes how to add a board in the GMPS.
To add a board in the GMPS, do as follows:

list.
Step 2 Right-click an empty slot in the subrack area.
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Figure 3-14 Choosing Add Board
Step 3 Choose Add Board.

The Add Board dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-15.
Figure 3-15 Adding a board
The boards displayed in the Add Board dialog box depend on the boards already configured in the
neighbor slots.
Table 3-9 describes the parameters in the Add Board dialog box.
Table 3-9 Parameters in the Add Board dialog box
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Board Type
The GMPS supports three types of boards:

GEIUB/GEIUB, GEIUP/GEIUP, and
GEIUT/GEIUT.
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Active/Standby
Mode
Selected
When the check box is selected, it indicates that

two boards are added. The board in the even
number slot is the active board and the board in the
odd number slot that follows the even number slot
is the standby board.
When the check box is deselected, it indicates that

only one board is added in the selected slot.
Step 4 Set Board Type and Active/Standby Mode, and then click Finish.
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3.8.3 Verification
None.

Table 3-10 describes the BSC6000 board configuration.
Table 3-10 Board configuration
Board
Configuration
GGCU
Configured in slots 12 and 13 of the GMPS

Working in active/standby mode
GSCU
Configured in slots 6 and 7 of the GMPS, GEPS, or GTCS

GTNU
Configured in slots 4 and 5 of the GMPS, GEPS, or GTCS

GXPUM
Configured in slots 0 and 1 of the GMPS or GEPS
GXPUC
Configured in slots 8 and 9 of the GMPS
GEIUB/GOIUB
Configured in slots 1827 of the GMPS or GEPS
GEIUP/GOIUP
Configured in slots 14 and 15 of the GMPS or GEPS
GEIUT/GOIUT
Configured in slots 16 and 17 of the GMPS or GEPS, and slots 1417

of the GTCS
GEIUA/GOIUA
Configured in slots 1825 of the GTCS
GDPUC
If the GTCS contains optical interface boards, the GDPUC can be

configured in slots 03 and 813 of the GTCS.
If the GTCS contains E1/T1 interface boards, the GDPUC can be
configured in slots 913.
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The principles of board configuration are as follows:

z
The GGCU, GTNU, and GSCU can be deleted only when their subracks are deleted.
The boards in the GMPS, GEPS, and GTCS are configured in sequence.
The GMPS or GEPS requires at least two GXPUMs, two GEIUBs or two GOIUBs, and
two GEIUTs or two /GOIUTs.
The GTCS requires at least two GDPUCs, two GEIUTs or two GOIUTs, and two
GEIUAs or two GOIUAs.
3.9 Configuring Board Attributes

Purpose
To configure the attributes of a board
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The board exists
Remarks
None
3.9.2 Procedure
Huawei recommends that you retain the default settings. When you have to configure the board
attributes, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference for
details about the related parameters.
Configuring the Attributes of the GSCU

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GSCU.
Figure 3-16 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GSCU)
Step 2 Choose Configure Board Attributes.
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The Configure Board Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-17.
Figure 3-17 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GSCU)
Step 3 Configure the attributes, and then click Next.

The Configure Board Attributes dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 3-18.
Figure 3-18 Configuring ports (GSCU)
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Step 4 Select ports to be enabled, and then click Finish.

The 12 ports shown in theConfigure Board Attributes dialog box correspond to the 12 ports on the
GSCU. For Ethernet ports, enable their port alarms to monitor the port status.
If you select Open All Port, the alarm switches on all the ports will be enabled.
If you select Close All Port, the alarm switches on all the ports will be disabled.
----End
Configuring the Attributes of the GTNU

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GTNU.
Figure 3-19 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GSCU)

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Figure 3-20 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GSCU)

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Configuring the Attributes of the GGCU, GXPUM, or GXPUC

This topic describes the procedure for configuring the attributes of the GXPUM. The procedure for
configuring the attributes of the GGCU or the GXPUC is the same as that of the GXPUM.
To configure the GXPUM attributes, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GXPUM.
Figure 3-21 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GXPUM)
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Figure 3-22 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GXPUM)

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Configuring the Attributes of the GEIUB, GEIUP, GEIUT, or GEIUA

This topic describes the procedure for configuring the attributes of the GEIUB. The procedure for
configuring the attributes of the GEIUP, GEIUT, or GEIUA is the same as that of the GEIUB.
To configure the GEIUB attributes, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUB.
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Figure 3-23 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GEIUB)

Figure 3-24 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GEIUB)
Step 3 Set the parameters, and then click Next.

Figure 3-25.
To set the attributes of the port of the GEIUB, select a port number and configure the port.
If you select Configure All, all the ports will be configured on the basis of the current port displayed in
the Port No. drop-down list box.
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Figure 3-25 Configuring ports (GEIUB)
Step 4 Set Port Attributes, Port No., and Configure All. Click Finish.
If Configure All is selected, all the ports will be configured.
----End
Configuring the Attributes of the GOIUB, GOIUP, GOIUT, or GOIUA

This topic describes the procedure for configuring the attributes of the GOIUB. The procedure for
configuring the attributes of the GOIUP, GOIUT, or GOIUA is the same as that of the GOIUB.
To configure the attributes of the GOIUB, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GOIUB.
Figure 3-26 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GOIUB)
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Figure 3-27 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GOIUB)
Step 3 Set the related parameters, and then click Next.

Figure 3-28.
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Figure 3-28 Configuring the attributes of the sub board
Step 4 For the Link Num Mode parameter, contact the peer end to determine its value. For other
parameters, retain the default values. Click Next.
Figure 3-29.
To set the attributes of the port of the GOIUB, select a port number and configure the port.
If you select Configure All, all the ports will be configured on the basis of the current port displayed in
the Port No. drop-down list box
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Figure 3-29 Configuring ports (GOIUB)
Step 5 For the TX Frame Format and the RX Frame Format parameters, contact the peer end to
determine their values. For other parameters, retain the default values. Click Finish.
----End
Configuring the Attributes of the GDPUC

To configure the attributes of the GDPUC, do as follows:
Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GDPUC.
Figure 3-30 Choosing Configure Board Attributes (GDPUC)

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Figure 3-31 Configure Board Attributes dialog box (GDPUC)
Step 3 Set the parameters, and then click Next.

Figure 3-32.
To set the attributes of the DSPTC, select a DSPTC number and configure the DSPTC.
If you select Configure All, all the ports will be configured on the basis of the current DSPTC displayed
in the DSPTC No. drop-down list box.
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Figure 3-32 Configuring DSP attributes
Step 4 Set DSPTC No. and Configure All.

If Configure All is selected, all the DSPTCs of the board will be configured.
Step 5 Set the parameters on the DSP TC tab page.
Step 6 Click Finish.
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3.9.3 Verification
Check the board attributes. For details, refer to section 3.19 "Checking Board Attributes."

The descriptions of the BSC6000 boards are as follows:
z
Each GXPUM and GXPUC has four CPUs, numbered from 0 to 3. Each of the other
boards has only one CPU.
Each GDPUC has 22 DSPs, numbered from 0 to 21.
One electrical interface board has 32 ports, numbered from 0 to 31. One optical interface
board has 63 ports, numbered from 0 to 62.
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3.10 Adding a BSC EAC

Purpose
To add an Environment Alarm Chest (EAC) for a BSC
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
3.10.2 Procedure
Huawei recommends that you retain the default settings. When you have to modify the configurations,
refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference for details about
the related parameters.
To add an EAC for a BSC, do as follows:

Step 1 Right-click in the subrack area.
Figure 3-33 Choosing Configure BSC EAC
Step 2 Choose Configure BSC EAC.

The Add BSC EAC dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-34.
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Figure 3-34 Add BSC EAC dialog box
Step 3 Retain the default settings, and then click Next.

The Add BSC EAC dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in Figure 3-35.
Figure 3-35 Adding a BSC EAC
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Step 4 Retain the default settings, and then click Add.

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3.10.3 Verification
After adding a BSC EAC, enter the Add BSC EAC dialog box again. If the Finish button is
displayed, the BSC EAC is successfully added.

None.
3.11 Configuring a BSC EAC

Purpose
To configure the data of a BSC EAC
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The BSC EAC exists.
Remarks
None.
3.11.2 Procedure
Huawei recommends that you retain the default settings. When you have to modify the configurations,
refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference for details about
the related parameters.
To configure the data of a BSC EAC, do as follows:

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Figure 3-36 Choosing Configure BSC EAC
Step 2 Choose Configure BSC EAC.

The Configure BSC EAC dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-37.
Figure 3-37 Configuring the switches for a BSC EAC
Step 3 Modify the switch parameters, and then click Next.

The Configure BSC EAC dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in Figure
3-38.
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Figure 3-38 Configuring the BSC EAC analog and alarm threshold
Step 4 Configure the analog and alarm threshold parameters, and then click Finish.
----End
3.11.3 Verification
Enter the Configure BSC EAC dialog box again and check whether the settings of the
parameters meet the requirements.

None.
3.12 Deleting a BSC EAC

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Purpose
To delete an EAC for a BSC
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The BSC EAC to be deleted exists.
Remarks
None
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3.12.2 Procedure
To delete a BSC EAC, do as follows:
Figure 3-39 Choosing Delete BSC EAC
Step 2 Choose Delete BSC EAC.

The Delete BSC EAC dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-40.
Figure 3-40 Deleting a BSC EAC
Step 3 Click Delete.

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3.12.3 Verification
Right click in the subrack area and choose Configure BSC EAC on the shortcut menu. If the
Add BSC EAC dialog box is displayed, the BSC EAC is successfully deleted.

None.
3.13 Deleting a Board

Purpose
To delete a BSC board
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The board to be deleted carries no services on it.
Remarks
The GTNU, GSCU, or GGCU cannot be deleted individually.
3.13.2 Procedure
If the data does not take effect after you delete a board, you need to forcedly synchronize data.
For details, refer to section 7.8 "Checking Data Consistency and Synchronizing Data."
This topic describes how to delete a GEIUB board.
To delete a GEIUB board, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUB.
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Figure 3-41 Choosing Delete Board
Step 2 Choose Delete Board.

The Delete Board dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-42.
Figure 3-42 Deleting a board

----End
3.13.3 Verification
On the BSC Device Panel tab page, check whether the board is deleted.
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None.
3.14 Deleting a Power Distribution Box

Purpose
To delete a power distribution box
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The power distribution box exists.
Remarks
None
3.14.2 Procedure
To delete a power distribution box, do as follows:
Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click in the Power Distribution Box area
Figure 3-43 Choosing Delete Power
Step 2 Choose Delete Power Distribution Box.

The Delete Power Distribution Box dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-44.
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Figure 3-44 Deleting a power distribution box

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3.14.3 Verification
On the BSC Device Panel tab page, double-click the Power Distribution Box area. If no
shortcut menu is displayed, the power distribution box is successfully deleted.

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3.15 Deleting a Subrack

Purpose
To delete a BSC subrack
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The subrack to be deleted carries no services on it.
Remarks
The GMPS cannot be deleted.
The subracks where the interface boards are located can be deleted only
when these boards carry no services.
You cannot delete the subrack that manages the power distribution box.
3.15.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to delete a GTCS subrack.
To delete a GTCS subrack, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GTCS subrack.
Figure 3-45 Choosing Delete Subrack
Step 2 Click Delete Subrack.

The Delete Subrack dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-46.
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Figure 3-46 Deleting a subrack

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3.15.3 Verification
On the BSC Device Panel tab page, check whether the subrack is deleted.

None.
3.16 Deleting a Cabinet

Purpose
To delete a BSC cabinet
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The cabinet to be deleted is empty.
Remarks
None
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3.16.2 Procedure
To delete a cabinet, do as follows:
Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, select the cabinet to be deleted from the Current
Cabinet drop-down list.
Step 2 Right-click in the Cabinet: Front Panel area or in the Cabinet: Rear Panel area.
Figure 3-47 Choosing Delete Cabinet
Step 3 Choose Delete Cabinet.

The Delete Cabinet dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-48.
Figure 3-48 Deleting a cabinet
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3.16.3 Verification
On the BSC Device Panel tab page, check whether the cabinet is deleted.

None.
3.17 Checking Cabinet Attributes

Purpose
To check the attributes of a cabinet
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The cabinet exists.
Remarks
None
3.17.2 Procedure
To check cabinet attributes, do as follows:
list.
Step 2 Double-click the Cabinet: Front Panel area or the Cabinet: Rear Panel area.
The View Cabinet dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-49.
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Figure 3-49 Checking cabinet attributes
Step 3 Check the cabinet attributes, and then click Cancel.

----End
3.17.3 Verification
None.

None.
3.18 Checking Subrack Attributes

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Purpose
To check the attributes of a subrack
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The subrack exists.
Remarks
None
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3.18.2 Procedure
The GMPS, GEPS, and GTCS have the same parameters but different parameter values. This topic
describes how to check the attributes of the GMPS.
To check the attributes of the GMPS, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, double-click the slot number area of the GMPS.
The View Subrack dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-50.
Figure 3-50 Checking subrack attributes
For the description of the parameters in the View Subrack dialog box, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000
Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.
Step 2 Check the attributes of the GMPS, and the click Cancel.
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3.18.3 Verification
None.

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3.19 Checking Board Attributes

Purpose
To check the attributes of a board
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The board exists.
Remarks
None
3.19.2 Procedure
This topic uses an example to describe how to check board attributes. Assume that you need to check the
attributes of the GDPUC.
To check the attributes of the GDPUC, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, double-click a GDPUC.
The View Board dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-51.
Figure 3-51 GDPUC attributes
Step 2 Check the attributes on the related tab pages.
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Step 3 Click Cancel.

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3.19.3 Verification
None.

None.
3.20 Checking the Attributes of a Power Distribution Box

Purpose
To check the attributes of a power distribution box
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The power distribution box exists
Remarks
None
3.20.2 Procedure
To check the attributes of a power distribution box, do as follows:
Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, double-click the Power Distribution Box area of the
selected cabinet.
The View Power Distribution Box dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-52.
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Figure 3-52 Checking the attributes of a power distribution box
For the description of the parameters in the View Power Distribution Box dialog box, refer
to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.
Step 2 Check the attributes of the power distribution box, and then click Cancel.
----End
3.20.3 Verification
None.

None.
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3.21 Checking the Attributes of a Fan Box

Purpose
To check the attributes of a fan box
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The fan box exists.
Remarks
None
3.21.2 Procedure
To check the attributes of a fan box, do as follows:
Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, double-click the Fan Box area of the selected cabinet.
The View Fan Box dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-53.
Figure 3-53 Checking fan box attributes
For the description of the parameters in the View Fan Box dialog box, refer to the HUAWEI
BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.
Step 2 Check the attributes of the fan box, and then click OK.
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3.21.3 Verification
None.

None.
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4 Configuring BSC Links
Configuring BSC Links
About This Chapter

Section
Description
4.1 Overview of the BSC Link

Configuration
Introduces the BSC link configuration.
4.2 Configuring SS7 Signaling Points
Describes how to configure SS7 signaling

points.
4.3 Configuring a Subrack

Communication Link
Describes how to configure a subrack

communication link.
4.4 Configuring an Ater Connection

Path
Describes how to configure an Ater connection

path.
4.5 Adding an Ater OML
Describes how to configure an Ater OML.
4.8 Adding an Ater Signaling Link
Describes how to add an Ater signaling link.
4.9 Deleting an Ater Signaling Link
Describes how to delete an Ater signaling link.
4.10 Configuring an E1 on the A

Interface
Describes how to configure an E1 on the A

interface.
4.11 Configuring an SS7 Signaling Link
Describes how to configure an SS7 signaling

link.
4.12 Configuring a PCU
Describes how to configure a PCU.
4.13 Configuring an E1 on the Pb

Interface
Describes how to configure an E1 on the Pb

interface.
4.14 Configuring a Pb Signaling Link
Describes how to configure a Pb signaling link.
4.15 Configuring a Semipermanent Link
Describes how to configure a semipermanent

link.
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4.1 Overview of the BSC Link Configuration

The BSC link configuration refers to the configuration of the links for the service
transmission and signaling transmission of the BSC.
4.2 Configuring SS7 Signaling Points

Purpose
To add the SS7 signaling points
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
The BSC6000 can be configured with a maximum of four Originating

Signaling Points (OSPs) and one Destination Signaling Point (DSP) .
The OSP must be configured before the DSP is configured.
The OSP must be configured before the Signaling Transfer Point (STP)
is configured.
The names and codes of signaling points must be unique.
4.2.2 Procedure
Table 4-1 lists an example of the configurations of the SS7 signaling points.
Table 4-1 Example of the configurations of the SS7 signaling points
Parameter
Configuration
Source
OSP Name
11
OPC (Hex)
11
Network planning
Encoding Scheme
14
Network planning
Network Indicator
NATB
Network planning
DSP Name
C1
DSP (Hex)
C1
Network planning
Using STP
Yes
Network planning
STP (Hex)
D1
Network planning
To add the SS7 signaling points, do as follows:
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Configuring an OSP
To configure an OSP, do as follows:
A shortcut menu is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-1
Figure 4-1 Choosing Configure SS7 Signaling Point
Step 2 Choose Configure SS7 Signaling Point.

The Configure SS7 Signaling Point dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-2.
Figure 4-2 OSP tab page
Step 3 Click Add OSP.

The Add OSP dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-3.
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Figure 4-3 Adding an OSP
If an OSP already exists before you add an OSP, Encoding Scheme and Network Indicator for the OSP
to be added are the same as that for the existing OSP.
Table 4-2 describes the parameters in the Add OSP dialog box.
Table 4-2 Parameters in the Add OSP dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Osp Name
Name of the OSP
OPC (Hex)
Encoding
Scheme
4-4
24
The originating signaling point code is of two types.

z
If NI is set to INT, the range of the 14-bit signaling

point code is 0x10x3FF0, and the range of the 24-bit
signaling point code is 0x10xFFFFF0.
If NI is set to other values, the range of the 14-bit

signaling point code is 0x10x3FFF, and the range of
the 24-bit signaling point code is 0x10xFFFFFF.
Coding scheme used by the originating signaling point

The network structure has two options: 24-bit signaling
point code and 14-bit signaling point code.
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Network
Indicator
INT
Network indicator of the OSP

The network indicator identifies the network where the
OSP is located.
The SS7 signaling network is of four types.
z
INT: International Network
INTB: International Standby Network
NAT: National Network
NATB: National Standby Network
Step 4 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure SS7 Signaling Point dialog
box.
----End
After adding an OSP, you can modify or delete it.
Configuring a DSP
To configure a DSP, do as follows:
Step 1 After configuring a OSP, click the DSP tab in the Configure SS7 Signaling Point dialog
box.
The DSP tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-4.
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Figure 4-4 DSP tab page
Step 2 Click Add DSP.

The Add DSP dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-5.
Figure 4-5 Adding an DSP
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If an STP exists, you can set Using STP to Yes.
Table 4-3 describes the parameters in the Add DSP dialog box.
Table 4-3 Parameters in the Add DSP dialog box
Parameter
Default
Value
Description
Dsp Name
Name of the DSP
DPC (Hex)
The destination signaling point code (DPC) is of two types.
Using STP
No
If NI is set to INT, the range of the 14-bit signaling point

code is 0x10x3FF0, and the range of the 24-bit signaling
point code is 0x10xFFFFF0.
If NI is set to other values, the range of the 14-bit signaling

point code is 0x10x3FFF, and the range of the 24-bit
signaling point code is 0x10xFFFFFF.
Determines whether the SS7 signaling transmits through the

signal transfer point (STP)
This parameter is set based on the network planning.
Step 3 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure SS7 Signaling Point dialog
box.
----End
After adding a DSP, you can modify or delete it.
Configuring an STP
Before configuring an STP, ensure that the OSP already exists. The number of STPs should not exceed
three.
To configure an STP, do as follows:

Step 1 After configuring an OSP, click the STP tab.
The STP tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-6.
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Figure 4-6 STP tab page
Step 2 Click Add STP.

The Add STP dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-7.
Figure 4-7 Adding an STP
Table 4-4 describes the parameters in the Add SS7 STP dialog box.
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Table 4-4 Parameters in the Add STP dialog box

Parameter
Description
STP Name
Name of the signaling transfer point
STPC (Hex)
The code of the STP must be the same as that of the signaling point on
the peer end.
Name of the
signaling point
transferred to
Name of the DSP transferred by the STP

This parameter identifies the destination to which the signaling point is
transferred
Step 3 Configure the related parameters, and then click OK to return to the STP tab page.
----End
After adding an STP, you can modify or delete it.

Before deleting an STP, ensure that the STP is not the last STP transferred to the DSP.
4.2.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click SS7 Signaling Point to check whether the settings of
the added OSP, DSP, and STP are consistent with the required settings.

None.
4.3 Configuring a Subrack Communication Link

Purpose
To configure a communication link between two subracks
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The subracks exist.
Remarks
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The communication link is configured between the GMPS and the

GEPS, or between GTCSs, or between GEPSs.
A maximum of two communication links can be configured between

two subracks.
The TDM of a subrack can be used only once.
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4.3.2 Procedure
Table 4-5 lists an example of the configurations of a subrack communication link for your
reference.
Table 4-5 Example of the configurations of a subrack communication link
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Subrack1 No.
Subrack2 No.
Subrack1 TDM No.
Subrack2 TDM No.
To configure the communication link between two subracks, do as follows:

Figure 4-8 Choosing Configure Subrack Communication Link
Step 2 Choose Configure Subrack Communication Link.

The Configure Subrack Communication Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in
Figure 4-9.
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Figure 4-9 Configuring the subrack communication link
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add Subrack Communication Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-10.
Figure 4-10 Add Subrack Communication Link dialog box
Table 4-6 describes the parameters in the Add Subrack Communication Link dialog box.
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Table 4-6 Parameters in the Add Subrack Communication Link dialog box
Parameter
Description
Subrack1 No.
Number of the subrack that connects to one end of the

communication link
Subrack2 No.
Number of the subrack that connects to the other end of the

communication link
Subrack1 TDM No.
Number of the TDM of subrack 1
Subrack2 TDM No.
Number of the TDM of subrack 2
Step 4 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure Subrack Communication
Link dialog box.
----End
4.3.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Subrack Comm Link to check whether the settings of
the communication link are consistent with the required settings.

None.
4.4 Configuring an Ater Connection Path

Purpose
To configure an Ater connection path
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
Remarks
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The subrack where the Ater connection path is to be established exists.
The GEIUT or GEIOT of the GMPS or GEPS exists.
The GEIUT or GOIUT of the GTCS exists.
The signaling points of the GMPS or GEPS are configured.
The configuration of the Ater connection path can be started only on the
GEIUT or GEIOT of the GMPS or GEPS.
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4.4.2 Procedure
Table 4-7 lists an example of the configurations of an Ater connection path for your reference.
Table 4-7 Example of the configurations of an Ater connection path
Parameter
Configuration
Source
BM Subrack No.
BM Slot No.
14
BM Port No.
TC Subrack No.
TC Slot No.
14
TC Port No.
This topic describes how to start the configuration of the Ater connection path on the GEIUT.
To configure an Ater connection path, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUT in the GMPS or GEPS.
Figure 4-11 Choosing Configure Ater Connection Path
Step 2 Choose Configure Ater Connection Path.

The Configure Ater Connection Path dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-12.
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Figure 4-12 Configure Ater Connection Path dialog box
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add Ater Connection Path dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-13.
Figure 4-13 Adding an Ater connection path
Table 4-8 describes the parameters in the Add Ater Connection Path dialog box.
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Table 4-8 Parameters in the Add Ater Connection Path dialog box
Parameter
Description
BM Subrack No.
Number of the subrack where the Ater connection path is to be

established
BM Slot No.
Slot number of the GEIUT/GOIUT where the Ater connection path is to

be configured
BM Port No.
Port number of the GEIUT/GOIUT on the GMPS or GEPS side
TC Subrack No.
Number of the TC subrack
TC Slot No.
Slot number of the GEIUT/GOIUT on the TC subrack side
TC Port No.
Port number of the GEIUT/GOIUT on the TC subrack side
Step 4 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure Ater Connection Path
dialog box.
----End
4.4.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Ater Conn Path to check whether the settings of the
added Ater connection path are consistent with the required settings.

None.
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4.5 Adding an Ater OML

Purpose
To configure an Ater Operation and Maintenance Link (OML)
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
Remarks
The GTCS is configured on the MSC side.
The Ater connection path is already configured.
The Ater OML is not required when the GTCS is configured on the
BSC side.
The configuration of the Ater OML can be started only on the GEIUT or
the GOIUT of the local GMPS.
The entire BSC requires an active and a standby Ater OMLs. The
timeslot masks of the two OMLs must be the same.
4.5.2 Procedure
Table 4-9 lists an example of the configurations of an Ater OML for your reference.
Table 4-9 Example of the configurations of an Ater OML
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Logical Group No.
Ater Connection Path Index
BM Subrack No. of Ater

Connection Path
Timeslot Mask
TS1, TS2TS17
This topic describes how to start the configuration of the Ater OML on the GEIUT.
To configure an Ater OML, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUT in the GMPS.
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Figure 4-14 Choosing Add Ater OML
Step 2 Choose Add Ater OML.

The Configure Ater OML dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-15.
Figure 4-15 Configure Ater OML dialog box
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add Ater OML dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-16.
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Figure 4-16 Adding an Ater OML
The recommended principle for selecting timeslots is as follows:

z
If no more than two BM subracks are configured, select TS1 and any 16 consecutive timeslots.
If more than two BM subracks are configured, select 31 timeslots except TS0.
Table 4-10 describes the parameters in the Add Ater OML dialog box.
Table 4-10 Parameters in the Add Ater OML dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Logical Group No.
Number of the logical group
Ater Connection Path

Index
Index of the first Ater

connection path configured
in the current GEIUT
Index of the connection path of

the Ater OML
BM Subrack No. of
Ater Connection Path
Flexible
Number of the BM subrack

where the Ater connection path is
located
Timeslot Mask
Timeslot mask of the Ater OML

The number of timeslots is
directly proportional to the
system loading rate. The number
of timeslots can be regulated if
necessary.
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For the description of the parameters in the Add Ater OML dialog box, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000
Step 4 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure Ater OML dialog box.
----End
4.5.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Ater OML to check whether the settings of the added
Ater OML are consistent with the required settings.

The timeslot mask has 32 bits. Each bit represents one timeslot. When the bit of a timeslot is 1,
the timeslot is occupied. When the bit of a timeslot is 0, the timeslot is idle. .
Timeslot 0 must be idle. Therefore, timeslot 0 cannot be selected.
The OML always uses timeslot 1. Therefore, timeslot 1 must be selected.
Among the remaining 30 timeslots except timeslots 0 and 1, at least four consecutive
timeslots must be configured. The number of the timeslots selected from the 30 timeslots
decides the bandwidth of the OML. Each timeslot equals a bandwidth of 64 kbit/s. The
bandwidth of the OML equals the number of selected timeslots multiplied by 64 kbit/s.
4.6 Deleting an Ater OML

Purpose
To delete an Ater OML
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
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If the last Ater OML is deleted, the communication between the local
end and the remote end is disrupted.
If you add an OML after deleting the last Ater OML, the configuration
cannot take effect on GTCS that is placed on the MSC side. The
communication between the local end and the remote end is still
disrupted. To restore the communication, you need to manually remove
and insert the GSCU on the TC side to reset the GSCU.
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4.6.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to start the configuration on the GEIUT.
To delete an Ater OML, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click a GEIUT in the GMPS.
Figure 4-17 Choosing Delete Ater OML
Step 2 Choose Delete Ater OML.

Step 3 Select the link to be deleted and click Delete.
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A Confirm dialog box is displayed.

Step 4 Click Yes.
----End
4.6.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Ater OML to check whether the settings of the
remaining Ater OMLs are consistent with the required settings.

None.
4.7 Modifying an Ater OML

Purpose
To modify an Ater OML
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
Modifying the bandwidth of the Ater OML online will disrupt the
transmissions on the link. The modification takes effect in about 30
seconds.
4.7.2 Procedure
Table 4-11 lists an example of the configuration of an Ater OML for your reference.
Table 4-11 Example of the configuration of an Ater OML
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Timeslot Mask
TS1, TS3TS18
To modify an Ater OML, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click a GEIUT in the GMPS.
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Figure 4-19 Choosing Modify Ater OML
Step 2 Choose Modify Ater OML.

Step 3 Click Modify.

The Modify Ater OML dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-21.
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Figure 4-21 Modifying the Ater OML
Step 4 Set the related parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure Ater OML dialog
box.
----End
4.7.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Ater OML to check whether the settings of the
modified Ater OML are consistent with the required settings.

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4.8 Adding an Ater Signaling Link

Purpose
To add an Ater signaling link
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
Remarks
The GTCS is configured on the MSC side.
The Ater connection path is already configured.
The DSP exists.
The GXPUM in the GMPS or GEPS exists.
The Ater signaling link is not required when the GTCS is configured on
the BSC side.
The configuration of the Ater signaling link can be started only on the
GEIUT or GOIUT of the GTCS.
Each signaling point can be configured with a maximum of sixteen 64

kbit/s Ater signaling links.
The 64 kbit/s Ater signaling link and the 2 Mbit/s Ater signaling link
cannot coexist. You have to select one of them.
Each GEIUT or GOIUT can be configured with a maximum of eight 2

Mbit/s Ater signaling links. The total bandwidth cannot exceed 4
Mbit/s.
The rate of the Ater signaling must be the same as that of the SS7.
4.8.2 Procedure
Table 4-12 lists an example of the configurations of an Ater signaling link for your reference.
Table 4-12 Example of the configurations of an Ater signaling link
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Parameter
Configuration
Source
BM Subrack No. of Ater Connection

Path
Rate Type
64 kbit/s
Negotiated with the peer end
Satellite Flag
No
Timeslot Mask
TS9
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GOIUT of the GMPS, GEPS, and GTCS must be reset.
To add an Ater signaling link, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUT in the GTCS.
Figure 4-22 Choosing Add Ater Signaling Link
Step 2 Choose Add Ater Signaling Link.

The Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-23.
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Figure 4-23 Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 4-24.
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Figure 4-24 Adding an Ater signaling link
The added 64 kbit/s Ater signaling link can be configured with only one timeslot.
Table 4-13 describes the parameters in the Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box.
Table 4-13 Parameters in the Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Ater Connection
Path Index
Index of the first Ater

connection path configured in
the current GEIUT
Index of the connection path of

the Ater signaling link
BM Subrack No. of
Ater Connection
Path
Flexible
Number of the BM subrack where

the Ater connection path is located
Rate Type
64 kbit/s or 2 Mbit/s
Rate type of the Ater signaling

link
Satellite Flag
No
Whether the satellite flag is

supported or not
The default value indicates that
satellite transmission is not
supported.
Timeslot Mask
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signaling link
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For the description of the parameters in the Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box, refer to the HUAWEI
BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.
Step 4 Set the parameters, and then OK to return to the Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box.
The Add Ater Signaling Link dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 4-25
Figure 4-25 Added Ater signaling link

----End
4.8.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Ater Signaling Link to check whether the settings of
the added Ater signaling link are consistent with the required settings.

None.
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4.9 Deleting an Ater Signaling Link

Purpose
To delete an Ater signaling link
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
4.9.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to delete an Ater signaling link on the GEIUT.
To delete an Ater signaling link, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUT in the GTCS.
A shortcut menu is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-26. .
Figure 4-26 Choosing Delete Ater Signaling Link
Step 2 Choose Delete Ater Signaling Link.

The Delete Ater Signaling Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-27.
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Figure 4-27 Deleting an Ater signaling link
Step 3 Select the link to be deleted and click Delete.

Step 4 Click Yes to return to the Delete Ater Signaling Link dialog box.
----End
4.9.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Ater Signaling Link to check whether the settings of
the remaining Ater signaling links are consistent with the required settings. .

None.
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4.10 Configuring an E1 on the A Interface

Purpose
To configure an E1 on the A interface
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The GEIUA or GOIUA where the E1 is to be added is already configured.
Remarks
The configuration of an E1 on the A interface can be started only on the

GEIUA or GOIUA of the GTCS.
4.10.2 Procedure
Table 4-14 lists an example of the configurations of an E1 on the A interface.
Table 4-14 Example of the configurations of an E1 on the A interface
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Subrack No.
Slot No.
21
Port No.
The Starting CIC
To configure an E1 on the A interface, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUA in the GTCS.
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Figure 4-28 Choosing Configure A Interface E1
Step 2 Choose Configure A Interface E1.

The Configure A Interface E1 dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-29.
Figure 4-29 Configure A Interface E1 dialog box
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add A Interface E1 dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-30.
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Figure 4-30 Adding an E1 on the A interface
Table 4-15 describes the parameters in the Add A Interface E1 dialog box.
Table 4-15 Parameters in the Add A Interface E1 dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Subrack No.
Number of the subrack

where the GEIUA is located
Number of the subrack where the E1 on the

A interface is located
Slot No.
Number of the slot where

the GEIUA is located
Number of the slot where the E1 on the A

interface is located
Port No.
Number of the port assigned to the E1 on the

A interface
The Starting
CIC
The starting CIC identifies timeslot 0 of the

E1.
If you select Auto Calculate CIC, the
starting CIC plus one successively identifies
timeslots 131 of the E1. For example, the
starting CIC plus one identifies timeslot 1
and the starting CIC plus two identifies
timeslot 2.
If you deselect Auto Calculate CIC, you
can specify a CIC number.
For the description of the parameters in the Add A Interface E1, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base
Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.
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Step 4 Set the parameters in the Add A Interface E1 dialog box.

Step 5 Click the CIC Attributes tab.
The CIC Attributes tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-31.
Figure 4-31 Configuring the CIC attributes
Step 6 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure A Interface E1 dialog box.
----End
4.10.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click E1 Interface to check whether the settings of the
added E1 on the A interface are consistent with the required settings.

None.
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4.11 Configuring an SS7 Signaling Link

Purpose
To configure an SS7 signaling link
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The SS7 signaling points, Ater connection path, and an E1 on the A

interface are already configured.
The GXPUM in the GMPS or GEPS to which the SS7 signaling link
connects is already configured.
The configuration of the SS7 signaling link can be started only on the
GEIUA or GOIUA of the GTCS.
Each signaling point can be configured with a maximum of sixteen 64

kbit/s SS7 signaling links.
Each GMPS or GEPS can be configured with a maximum of eight 2

Mbit/s SS7 signaling links.
The rate of the SS7 must be the same as that of the Ater signaling.
Remarks
4.11.2 Procedure
Table 4-16 lists an example of the configurations of an SS7 signaling link.
Table 4-16 Example of the configurations of an SS7 signaling link
Parameter
Configuration
Source
BM Subrack No. of Ater Connection

Path
Rate Type
64 kbit/s
A Subrack No.
A Slot No.
21
A Port No.
Ater Timeslot Mask
TS10
A Timeslot Mask
TS1
SLC
SLC Send
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If the rate type of the SS7 signaling link is changed, the Ater interface board GEIUT or
GOIUT of the GMPS, GEPS, and GTCS must be reset.
This topic describes how to start the configuration on the GEIUA.
It is recommended that the number of the timeslots of each 2 Mbit/s SS7 signaling link is the same, thus
achieving optimal load sharing.
To configure an SS7 signaling link, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUA in the GTCS.
Figure 4-32 Choosing Configure SS7 Signaling Link
Step 2 Choose Configure SS7 Signaling Link.

The Configure SS7 Signaling Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-33.
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Figure 4-33 Configure SS7 Signaling Link dialog box
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add SS7 Signaling Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-34.
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Figure 4-34 Adding an SS7 signaling link
The number of timeslots on the A interface must be the same as that on the Ater interface.
Table 4-17 describes the parameters in the Add SS7 Signaling Link dialog box.
Table 4-17 Parameters in the Add SS7 Signaling Link dialog box
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Ater Connection
Path Index
Ater connection path index

configured in the current TC
subrack
The index of the first Ater connection

path connecting to the GMPS or GEPS
BM Subrack No.
of Ater
Connection Path
Flexible
Number of the BM subrack where the

Ater connection path is located
Rate Type
Rate of the configured Ater

signaling link
Rate type of the SS7 signaling link
A Subrack No.
Subrack number of the

GEIUA/GOIUA
Number of the subrack where the

GEIUA is located
A Slot No.
Slot number of the

GEIUA/GOIUA
Number of the slot where the GEIUA is

located
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
A Port No.
First E1 port configured on

the A interface
Port number of the GEIUA
Ater TS Set
Ater interface timeslots used by the

SS7 signaling link
A TS Set
A interface timeslots used by the SS7

signaling link
For the description of the parameters in the Add SS7 Signaling Link, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000
Step 4 Set the parameters in the Add SS7 Signaling Link dialog box.
Step 5 Click the MTP3 tab.
The MTP3 tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-35.
Figure 4-35 MTP3 tab page
Table 4-18 describes the parameters on the MTP3 tab page.
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Table 4-18 Parameters on the MTP3 tab page

Parameter
Default Value
Description
GXPUM Slot No.
Slot number of the GXPUM
SLC
Signaling Link Code
Satellite Flag
No
Whether satellite transmission is supported

The default value indicates that satellite
transmission is not supported.
SLC Send
Sending the SLC
Priority
Congestion Start Thrsh.
80
Start threshold of congestion
Congestion End Thrsh
70
End threshold of congestion
Test Code
165
Test Code Length
Length of the test code
For the description of the parameters in the MTP3, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station
Controller Data Configuration Reference.
Step 6 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure SS7 Signaling Link dialog
box.
----End
After adding an SS7 signaling link, you can modify or delete it.
4.11.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click SS7 Signaling Link to check whether the settings of
the added SS7 signaling link are consistent with the required settings.

None.
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4.12 Configuring a PCU

Purpose
To configure a Packet Control Unit (PCU)
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional (configured when the BSC6000 supports the GPRS)
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
The BSC can be configured with a maximum of 32 PCUs.
The names and numbers of PCUs must be unique.
4.12.2 Procedure
Table 4-19 lists an example of the configurations of a PCU for your reference.
Table 4-19 Example of the configurations of a PCU
Parameter
Configuration
Source
PCU No.
PCU Name
PCU 1
To configure a PCU, do as follows:

Figure 4-36 Choosing Configure PCU
Step 2 Choose Configure PCU.

The Configure PCU dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-37.
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Figure 4-37 Configure PCU dialog box
Step 3 Click Add

The Add PCU dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-38.
Figure 4-38 Adding a PCU
Table 4-20 describes the parameters in the Add PCU dialog box.
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Table 4-20 Parameters in the Add PCU dialog box

Parameter
Default Value
Description
PCU No.
Number of the PCU
PCU Name
Name of the PCU
Step 4 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure PCU dialog box.
----End
4.12.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click PCU to check whether the settings of the added PCU
are consistent with the required settings.

The PCU is used to support the GPRS. The PCU is identified by a unique PCU number. This
number cannot be modified after being set. The PCU numbers cannot be duplicate or null.
4.13 Configuring an E1 on the Pb Interface

Purpose
To configure an E1 on the Pb interface
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The corresponding GEIUP or GOIUP and the PCU are already

configured.
Remarks
The configuration of an E1 on the Pb interface can be started only on the

GEIUP or GOIUP of the GMPS or GEPS.
4.13.2 Procedure
Table 4-21 lists an example of the configurations of an E1 on the Pb interface for your
reference.
Table 4-21 Example of the configurations of an E1 on the Pb interface
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Subrack No.
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Parameter
Configuration
Source
Slot No.
23
Port No.
Transmission Mode
Terrestrial Transmission
Start PCIC
PCU No.
PCU Name
PCU 1
This topic describes how to start the configuration on the GEIUP
To configure an E1 on the Pb interface, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUP in the GMPS or GEPS.
Figure 4-39 Choosing Configure Pb Interface E1
Step 2 Choose Configure Pb Interface E1.

The Configure Pb Interface E1 dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-40.
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Figure 4-40 Configure Pb Interface E1 dialog box
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add Pb Interface E1 dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-41.
Figure 4-41 Configuring the attributes of the E1 on the Pb interface
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Table 4-22 describes the parameters in the Add Pb Interface E1 dialog box.
Table 4-22 Parameters in the Add Pb Interface E1 dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Subrack No.
Subrack number of the GEIUP

GEIUP/GOIUP is located
Slot No.
Slot number of the GEIUP
Number of the slot where the

GEIUP/GOIUP is located
Port No.
Number of the port used by the E1 on

the Pb interface
Transmission
Mode
Transmission mode of the E1 on the

Pb interface
Transmission Mode has two options:
Terrestrial Transmission and
Satellite Transmission.
Start PCIC
Starting Packet Circuit Identity Code

The value should be multiples of 128.
PCU No.
Number of the PCU
PCU Name
Name of the PCU
For the description of the parameters in the Add Pb Interface E1, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base
Station Controller Data Configuration Reference.
Step 4 Set the parameters in the Add Pb Interface E1 dialog box.

Step 5 Click the CIC Attributes tab.
The CIC Attributes tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-42.
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Figure 4-42 Configuring the CIC attributes
Step 6 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure Pb Interface E1 dialog box.
----End
4.13.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click E1 Interface. On the Pb Interface E1 tab page, check
whether the settings of the added E1 on the Pb interface are consistent with the required
settings.

None.
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4.14 Configuring a Pb Signaling Link

Purpose
To configure a Pb signaling link
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional (configured when the BSC6000 supports the GPRS)
Prerequisites
An E1 on the Pb interface is configured.
Remarks
The configuration of the Pb signaling link can be started only on the

GEIUP or GOIUP of the GMPS or GEPS.
Each GMPS or GEPS can be configured with a maximum of 64 Pb

signaling links.
4.14.2 Procedure
Table 4-23 lists an example of the configurations of a Pb signaling link for your reference.
Table 4-23 Example of the configurations of a Pb signaling link
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Port No.
Timeslot No.
This topic describes how to start the configuration on the GEIUP.
To configure a Pb signaling link, do as follows:

Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel tab page, right-click the target GEIUP in the GMPS or GEPS.
Figure 4-43 Choosing Configure Pb Signaling Link
Step 2 Choose Configure Pb Signaling Link.
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The Configure Pb Signaling Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-44.
Figure 4-44 Configure Pb Signaling Link dialog box
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add Pb Signaling Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-45.
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Figure 4-45 Adding a Pb signaling link
Table 4-24 describes the parameters in the Add Pb Signaling Link dialog box.
Table 4-24 Parameters in the Add Pb Signaling Link dialog box.
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Subrack No.
Subrack number of the

GEIUP

GEIUP is located
Slot No.
Slot number of the GEIUP
Number of the slot where the GEIUP is

located
Port No.
Flexible
Port number of the Pb signaling link
Timeslot No.
Flexible
Timeslot number
TEI
63
Terminal Equipment Identifier
Transmission
Mode
Transmission mode of the E1 on the Pb

interface
Transmission Mode has two options:
Terrestrial Transmission and Satellite
Transmission.
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Congestion Start
Threshold.
90
None
Congestion End
Threshold.
60
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Step 4 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure Pb Signaling Link dialog
box.
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4.14.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Pb Signaling Link to check whether the settings of
the added Pb signaling link are consistent with the required settings.

None.
4.15 Configuring a Semipermanent Link

Purpose
To configure a semipermanent link
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
Interface boards exist.
Remarks
The BSC6000 can be configured with a maximum of 200 semipermanent

links.
4.15.2 Procedure
Table 4-25 lists an example of the configurations of a semipermanent link for your reference.
Table 4-25 Example of the configurations of a semipermanent link
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Semipermanent Link Rate
64 kbit/s
In-BSC Subrack No.
In-BSC Slot No.
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In-BSC Port No.
In-BSC Timeslot No.
In-BSC Sub-Timeslot Start No.
Out-BSC Subrack No.
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Parameter
Configuration
Source
Out-BSC Slot No.
20
Out-BSC Port No.
Out-BSC Timeslot No.
Out-BSC Sub-Timeslot Start No.
To configure a semipermanent link, do as follows:

Figure 4-46 Choosing Configure Semipermanent Link
Step 2 Choose Configure Semipermanent Link.

The Configure Semipermanent Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-47.
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Figure 4-47 Configure Semipermanent Link dialog box
Step 3 Click Add.

The Add Semipermanent Link dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-48.
Figure 4-48 Adding a semipermanent link
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For the description of the parameters in the Add Semipermanent Link, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000
Step 4 Set the parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure Semipermanent Link
dialog box.
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4.15.3 Verification
On the BSC Attributes tab page, click Semipermanent Link to check whether the settings of
the added semipermanent link are consistent with the required settings.

A semipermanent link provides a transmission link. The bandwidth of this transmission link is
64 kbit/s, 32 kbit/s, 16 kbit/s, or 8 kbit/s. The semipermanent link is used to transmit the
information about the service center, BTS AC power alarm, and maintenance.
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5 Configuring BTS Data
Configuring BTS Data
About This Chapter

Section
Description
5.1 Overview of BTS Data

Configuration
Introduces BTS data configuration.
5.2 Adding a BTS
Describes how to add a BTS.
5.3 Configuring BTS Attributes
Describes how to configure BTS attributes.
5.4 Configuring the CRC4 Check

Switch
Describes how to configure the CRC4 check switch.
5.5 Setting a BTS to the Active

State
Describes how to set a BTS to the active state.
5.7 Establishing Connections

Between BTS Cabinet Groups
Describes how to establish connections between BTS

cabinet groups.
5.8 Adding or Deleting a BTS

Board
Describes how to add or delete a BTS board.
5.9 Configuring BTS Board

Attributes
Describes how to configure BTS board attributes.
5.6 Adding or Deleting a Site

Chain
Describes how to add or delete a site chain.
5.10 Moving a BTS
Describes how to move a BTS.
5.11 Assigning Abis Timeslots

Manually
Describes how to assign Abis timeslots manually.
5.12 Configuring Site Idle

Timeslots
Describes how to configure idle timeslots.
5.13 Configuring BTS Monitor

Timeslots
Describes how to configure BTS monitor timeslots.
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5-2
Section
Description
5.14 Setting a Cabinet Template
Describes how to set a cabinet template.
5.15 Deleting a BTS
Describes how to delete a BTS.
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5.1 Overview of BTS Data Configuration

The BTS data configuration consists of configuring certain cell data and TRX data. It
comprises the following operations:
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Adding a BTS
Deleting a BTS
Configuring the basic attributes of a BTS
Adding or deleting BTS boards and modifying the attributes of BTS boards
Adding or deleting slave chains of a BTS
Manually configuring Abis timeslots
Moving a BTS
The configuration of BTS data includes the configuration of some cell data and TRX data.
This chapter describes only the basic configuration of cells and TRXs. For configuration
methods of cells and TRXs, refer to chapter 6 "Configuring Cell Data."
5.2 Adding a BTS

Purpose
To add a BTS
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
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The upper-level BTS must have idle ports.
If you want to add a BTS on the GEIUB or GOIUB boards of the BSC,
the GEIUB or GOIUB boards must be configured on the BSC and there
must be idle ports on the GEIUB or GOIUB boards. In addition, the
subrack where the GEIUB boards are located must have GXPUM
boards, and the subrack must be configured with original signaling
points (OSPs).
The number of BTS levels cannot exceed seven.
The number of cells under a BTS cannot exceed 12. A cell supports a
maximum of 24 TRXs.
The maximum number of TRXs that a BTS supports varies with the
BTS type.
Prerequisites
Remarks
5.2.2 Procedure
Table 5-1 lists an example of the configurations of a BTS for your reference.
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Table 5-1 Example of the configurations of a BTS

Parameter
Configuration
Source
Site Name
BTS1
Network planning
Site Type
BTS3012
Network planning
Upper-Level Port No.
Network planning
Multiplexing Mode
4:1
Network planning
Site Attributes
Configured according to actual

situations
Network planning
Cell Name
Cell1
Network planning
Frequency Band
GSM900
Network planning
MCC
460
Network planning
MNC
10
Network planning
LAC
Network planning
CI
123
Network planning
BCC
Network planning
NCC
Network planning
Cell ExtType
Normal Cell
Network planning
Cell Type
Normal Cell
Network planning
Freq Config
2, 3
Network planning
TRX Config
TRX 1, TRX 22
Network planning
Frequency Hopping
No FH
Network planning
8PSK Power Level
Network planning
This topic describes how to add a BTS3012 BTS1 on the GEIUB board.
To add a BTS, do as follows:

Step 1 Log in to the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal in online mode.
The BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window is displayed.
Step 2 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click a BTS.
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Figure 5-1 Choosing Add Site (1)
You can also right-click a GEIUB/GOIUB board and choose Add Site on the shortcut menu to add a
BTS, as shown in Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2 Choosing Add Site (2)
Step 3 Choose Site Operation > Add Site on the shortcut menu.
The Add Site dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-3.
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Figure 5-3 Add Site dialog box
Step 4 Click Add Site.

The Add Site dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-4.
Figure 5-4 Add Site dialog box
Table 5-2 describes the parameters in the Add Site dialog box.
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Table 5-2 Parameters in the Add Site dialog box

Parameter
Default Value
Description
Site Index
An unique integer
numbered from 0 to
2047
A unique index number of the BTS under the

BSC
None
A unique name of the BTS under the BSC
Site Name
The number cannot be modified.
The name contains a maximum of 33 characters

and the name can be modified.
Site Type
BTS30
There are nine BTS types: BTS30, BTS312,

BTS3012A, BTS3001C, BTS3002C, BTS3012,
BTS3012AE, BTS3006C and BTS3006A. The
BTS type cannot be modified after setup.
Upper-Level
Port No.
GEIUB port 1
Indicates the idle ports of the upper-level object,

that is, the GEIUB ports or the ports of the
upper-level BTS.
Multiplexing
Mode
4:1
There are four multiplexing modes: 1:1, 2:1,

3:1, and 4:1.
Generally, you need to set only Site Name and Site Type. For other parameters, retain the default
settings.
Step 5 Set the parameters.
For example, type BTS1 in the Site Name text box and set the Site Type to BTS3012, as shown in
Figure 5-5.
Figure 5-5 Setting parameters
Step 6 Click OK.
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The Add Site dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in Figure 5-6.
Figure 5-6 Added BTS in the Site View box
Step 7 Click Next.

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Figure 5-7 Updated information in the Add Site dialog box
Step 8 Select BTS1 and click Add Cell.

The Add New Cell dialog box is displayed.
Step 9 Set the parameters according to the actual situation.
Generally, you need to set only Cell Name and Cell Type. For example, set Cell Name to Cell1 and
Cell Type to GSM900. For other parameters, retain the default settings, as shown in Figure 5-8.
To add more than one cell at a time, set Number of Cells.
Figure 5-8 Adding a cell
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Step 10 Click OK.

Figure 5-9 Added cell in the Cell View box
Step 11 Click Next.

The Add Site dialog box displays the Cell List box, as shown in Figure 5-10.
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Figure 5-10 Configuring cell attributes
Step 12 Click Cell Attributes.

The Set Cell Attributes box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-11.
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Figure 5-11 Set Cell Attributes dialog box
Step 13 Set the parameters.
For example, set the Cell Identity (CI) of Cell1 to 123, add two TRXs (TRX 1 and TRX 22) to Cell1,
and assign frequencies 2 and 3 to TRX 1 and TRX 22 respectively. Figure 5-12 shows the Set Cell
Attributes dialog box after the previous settings.
The CI of a cell in a BTS must be unique.
If you select GPRS Support, you must ensure that the PCU is configured. If the BTS version does not
support the GPRS or the GPRS service is not available, do no select GPRS Support.
For the settings of TRXs and frequencies, refer to chapter 6 "Configuring Cell Data."
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Figure 5-12 Adding TRXs
Step 14 Click OK to return to the Add Site dialog box.

Step 15 Click Next.
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Figure 5-13 Added site in the Site List box
For details about configuring site chains, refer to section 5.6 "Adding or Deleting a Site Chain."
For details about configuring timeslots manually, refer to section 5.11 "Assigning Abis Timeslots
Manually."
Step 16 Select a BTS from the Site List box, and then click Site Attributes.
The Site Device Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-14.
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Figure 5-14 Site Device Attributes dialog box
The downlink TRXs of the DDPU must be configured. For combined cabinets or cabinet groups, the
BTS inner connections must be configured.
In the Site Device Attributes dialog box, you can configure BTS inner connections and BTS attributes,
add or delete boards, and configure board attributes.
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For details about adding or deleting boards, refer to section 5.8 "Adding or Deleting a BTS Board."
For details about configuring board attributes, refer to section 5.9 "Configuring BTS Board
Attributes."
For details about configuring BTS inner connection, refer to section 5.7 "Establishing Connections
Between BTS Cabinet Groups."
For details about configuring BTS attributes, refer to section 5.3 "Configuring BTS Attributes."
Step 17 Set the related attributes, and then click OK to return to the Add Site dialog box.
The GBAM checks the configured data.
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If the data passes the check, the data takes effect on each service board.
If the check fails, error information is displayed. You can modify the settings according
to the error information.
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5.2.3 Verification
To verify the configuration, do as follows:
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, click the root node of BSC6000.
The added BTS is displayed.
Step 2 Click the added BTS.
The Site Device Panel tab page is displayed.
Step 3 Check whether the displayed configurations meet your requirements.
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You can refer to the following documents or sections when adding a BTS.
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To configure cell attributes, refer to section 6.3 "Configuring Cell Attributes."
To configure TRX attributes, refer to section 6.5 "Adding TRXs."
For the details about manual assignment of Abis timeslots, refer to section
5.11 "Assigning Abis Timeslots Manually."
5.3 Configuring BTS Attributes

Purpose
To configure the attributes of a BTS and to ensure the normal operation of

the BTS
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None.
Remarks
Do not modify the key attributes of a BTS unless necessary.
5.3.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to configure the attributes of BTS1.
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To configure BTS attributes, do as follows:

Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click the target BTS.
Figure 5-15 Choosing Configure Site Attributes
Step 2 Choose Site Operation > Configure Site Attributes.

The Configure Site Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-16.
Figure 5-16 Configure Site Attributes dialog box
In the Configure Site Attributes dialog box, all the BTSs on the same chain are listed in the Site View
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Step 3 Select BTS1 and click Set Site Attributes.

The Site Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-17.
Figure 5-17 Site Attributes dialog box
All the attributes of a BTS are listed on the tab pages in the Site Attributes dialog box.
Step 4 Set the related parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure Site Attributes
dialog box.
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5.3.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, click the target BTS, and then click Attributes Browse
to check whether the displayed configurations meet your requirements.

None.
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5.4 Configuring the CRC4 Check Switch

Purpose
To configure the CRC4 check switch
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The BTS to be configured exists.

The check result is reported to the BSC as a traffic measurement
parameter in the following scenarios:
Remarks
The BTS is directly connected to the BSC.
The BTS is on the same OML with the previously configured BTS.
The CRC4 Check Switch of the BTS is set to ON.
5.4.2 Procedure
The system performs the CRC4 check only when the CRC4 Check Switch of the BTS is set to ON and
the CRC4 Check Switch of the upper-level BTS is set to ON.
This topic describes how to configure the CRC4 check switch of BTS1.
To configure the CRC4 check, do as follows:

Figure 5-18 Choosing Configure Site Attributes
Step 2 Choose Site Operation > Configure Site Attributes.

The Configure Site Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-19.
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Figure 5-19 Configure Site Attributes dialog box
Step 3 Select BTS1 and click Set Site Attributes.

The Site Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-20.
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Figure 5-20 Site Attributes dialog box
Step 4 On the Basic Information tab page, click the value of CRC4 Check Switch, as shown in
Figure 5-21.
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Figure 5-21 Configuring the CRC4 check switch
Figure 5-21 shows that the default value of the CRC4 Check Switch is N/A.
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If you select N/A or OFF, the check switch is disabled.
If you select ON, the check switch is enabled.
Step 5 Click OK to return to the Configure Site Attributes dialog box.

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5.4.3 Verification
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, click the target BTS.
Step 2 Click Attributes Browse.
The Site Attributes dialog box is displayed.
Step 3 Check whether the current status of the CRC4 check switch is consistent with your
requirement.
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The CRC4 is an algorithm for error code check. The result of the check can be used as a
traffic measurement parameter to indicate the transmission quality of the network. Each BTS
is responsible for the check and reports the check result to the BSC.
5.5 Setting a BTS to the Active State

Purpose
To set a BTS to the active state
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
The activation attribute of cascading BTSs must be modified manually.

After the activation attribute of a BTS is modified, the BTS will be reset.
5.5.2 Procedure
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This topic describes how to set BTS1 to the active state.
If a BTS is set to Activated, all the lower-level BTSs, cells, TRXs, and boards under the BTS are
activated.
If a BTS is set to Not Activated, all the lower-level BTSs, cells, TRXs, and boards under the BTS
are not activated.
To set a BTS to the active state, do as follows:

Figure 5-22 Choosing Set Site Active State
Step 2 Choose Site Operation > Set Site Active State.
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The Set Site Active State dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-23.
Figure 5-23 Setting a BTS to the active state
Step 3 In the Site Active State area, select Activated.

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5.5.3 Verification
To verify the settings, do as follows:
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, click BTS1.
Step 2 Click Attributes Browse on the Site Device Panel tab page.
The Site Attributes dialog box is displayed.
Step 3 Click the Active Status & Multiplexing Mode tab, and then check the settings.
To verify the settings, you can also view the BTS icon on the Management Tree tab page. The icon
indicates that the BTS is in the active state. The icon
indicates that the BTS is in the inactive
state.
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5.6 Adding or Deleting a Site Chain

Purpose
To add or delete a chain for a BTS.
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
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The BTS has idle ports.
Prerequisites
The GEIUB or GOIUB board of the BSC or the upper-level BTS has
idle ports.
Remarks
Site chains cannot be added between the BTSs that are established on the
GEIUB or GOIUB board in different subracks.
5.6.2 Procedure
Adding a Site Chain
Table 5-3 lists an example of the configurations of a site chain for your reference.
Table 5-3 Example of the configurations of a site chain
Parameter
Configuration
Source
GE(O)IUB Subrack No.
GE(O)IUB Slot No.
16
GE(O)IUB Port No.
Site Port No.
This topic describes how to add a site chain to the GEIUB board of BTS1.
To add a site chain, do as follows:

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Figure 5-24 Choosing Add or Delete Site Chain
Step 2 Choose Add or Delete Site Chain.

The Add or Delete Site Chain dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-25.
Figure 5-25 Add or Delete Site Chain dialog box
Step 3 Select the BTS, and then click Add or Delete Chain.
The Add and Delete Site Chain dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-26.
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Figure 5-26 Add and Delete Site Chain dialog box
Step 4 Click New Port.
The Site Port button and the GE(O)IUB Port button are not available in this operation. To configure
the site port and the GE(O)IUB port, refer to section 5.2 "Adding a BTS."
The Add Site Slave Chain dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-27.
Figure 5-27 Add Site Slave Chain dialog box
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The first-level BTS can be connected to only the GEIUB board of the BSC.
A non-first-level BTS can be connected to the idle ports of only a single GEIUB board.
Step 5 Set GE(O)IUB Port No. and Site Port No., and then click OK.
The Add and Delete Site Chain dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 5-28.
Figure 5-28 Adding a subchain
Step 6 Click OK to return to the Add or Delete Site Chain dialog box.
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Deleting a Site Chain

This topic describes how to delete SitePort 1 shown in Figure 5-28.
To delete a site chain, do as follows:

Step 1 Perform steps 1 through 3 described in Adding a Site Chain.
Step 2 In the Add and Delete Site Chain dialog box, select SitePort 1 from the Site Port List box,
and then click Delete Port.
An information box is displayed.
Step 3 Click Yes.
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5.6.3 Verification
Step 1 Perform steps 1 through 3 described in Adding a Site Chain.
The Add and Delete Site Chain dialog box is displayed.
Step 2 In the Site Port List box, check whether the added port is displayed.
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None.
5.7 Establishing Connections Between BTS Cabinet

Groups
Purpose
To establish connections between BTS cabinet groups
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
The BTS has at least two cabinet groups.
Remarks
For cabinet groups, the inner connection of the BTS is required. For
combined cabinets, the inner connection of the BTS is not required.
Each cabinet group has at least one idle E1 port.
5.7.2 Procedure
Table 5-4 lists examples of the configurations of the connections between BTS cabinet
groups.
Table 5-4 Examples of the configurations of the connections between BTS cabinet groups
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Out-Port/In-Port
2/8
Out-Port/In-Port
3/10
Out-Port/In-Port
4/16
Out-Port/In-Port
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The cabinet groups are connected in one-to-one port mode.
The connections are led from the main cabinet group to the extension cabinet group.
At least one connection must be established between the main cabinet group and each extension
cabinet group.
To establish connections between cabinet groups in a BTS, do as follows:

Step 1 In the Add and Delete Site Chain dialog box shown in Figure 5-26, click Inner Connection.
The Configure Connections between Cabinet Groups dialog box is displayed, as shown in
Figure 5-29.
If the added TRXs are in different cabinet groups, you must configure the inner connection of the
cabinet groups. When adding TRXs, you can click Site Inner Connection in the Site Device Attributes
dialog box to configure the inner connection. For details, refer to section 6.5 "Adding TRXs."
When you move a BTS, you need to change the inner connection of the BTS. For details, refer to section
5.10 "Moving a BTS."
Figure 5-29 .Establishing internal connections
The Out-Port and In-Port drop-down list boxes list all the idle ports in the main cabinet group and in
the extension cabinet group respectively.
The main control board of the BTS decides the ports of the inner connection. One main control board
has four E1 ports.
Step 2 Select a port number from the Out-Port drop-down list box, as shown in Figure 5-30.
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Figure 5-30 Selecting an out-port
The number shown in Figure 5-30 stands for the port number of the cabinet group.
Step 3 Select a port number from the In-Port drop-down list box, as shown in Figure 5-31.
Figure 5-31 Selecting an in-port
If you want to establish multiple connections, repeat steps 2 and 3.

For example, establish four connections, as shown in Figure 5-32.
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Figure 5-32 Establishing multiple connections
If you want to delete connections, select None from the In-Port drop-down list box.
Step 4 Click OK.

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5.7.3 Verification
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, click the added BTS.
Step 2 Click Inner Connect Browse to check whether the established connections meet your
requirements.
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BTS inner connections are configured in cabinet groups. Each cabinet group of the BTS must
have at least one incoming port that connects the inside or outside of the BTS. The BSC6000
supports eight types of BTSs.
Table 5-5 lists the distribution of ports in different types of cabinet groups.
Table 5-5 Distribution of ports in cabinet groups
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Cabinet Group 0
Cabinet Group 1
Cabinet Group 2
BTS30
07
811
1619
BTS312
07
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Cabinet Group 0
Cabinet Group 1
Cabinet Group 2
BTS3012A
04
811
1619
BTS3001C
01
BTS3002C
01
BTS3012
07
815
1623
BTS3012AE
07
815
1623
BTS3006C
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1215
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5.8 Adding or Deleting a BTS Board

Purpose
To add or delete a BTS board
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
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Before adding a BTS board, ensure that the BTS has idle slots.
Prerequisites
Before deleting a BTS board, ensure that there are no services running
on the board.
Remarks
None
5.8.2 Procedure
Adding a BTS Board
You cannot add the TRX boards in this operation.
This topic uses an example to show how to add a board. Assume that you need to add a DDPU board.
After you add a DDPU board, you must configure it. Otherwise, the board cannot be successfully added.
For details about how to configure a DDPU board, refer to section 5.9 "Configuring BTS Board
Attributes."
To add a DDPU board, do as follows:

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Figure 5-33 Choosing Add or Delete Site Board
Step 2 Choose Add or Delete Site Board.

The Add or Delete Site Board dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-34.
Figure 5-34 Add or Delete Site Board dialog box
Step 3 Click Add or Delete Board.

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Step 4 In the Site Cabinet drop-down list box, select a cabinet.

Step 5 Right-click in the idle slot where a DDPU board is to be added.
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Figure 5-36 Adding a DDPU board
The types of boards that can be added depend on the position of the idle slot.
Step 6 Choose Add a Board > DDPU.

The icon of the added DDPU board is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-37.
Figure 5-37 Added DDPU board
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Deleting a BTS Board
The main control board and TRX board cannot be deleted in this operation.
If you delete the environment monitoring board, the extension attributes and output
attributes of the BTS are restored to the default settings.
This topic uses an example to show how to delete a board. Assume that you need to delete a DDPU
board.
To delete a DDPU board, do as follows:
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Step 1 Right-click the DDPU board to be deleted.

Figure 5-38 Deleting a DDPU board
Step 2 Choose Delete a Board.

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5.8.3 Verification
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, click the root node of BSC6000.
Step 2 Select the target BTS.
Step 3 Check whether the displayed configurations meet your requirements.
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For descriptions of the parameters during the configuration, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000
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5.9 Configuring BTS Board Attributes

Purpose
To configure attributes of BTS boards
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
To configure or query TRX attributes, refer to section 6.5 "Adding

TRXs."
5.9.2 Procedure
This topic uses an example to describe how to configure attributes of a BTS board. Assume that you
need to configure the attributes of the DDPU board.
When you have to modify the parameters, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station Controller Data
Configuration Reference for details about them.
To configure attributes of the DDPU board, do as follows:

Figure 5-39 Choosing Configure Site Board Attributes
Step 2 Choose Configure Site Board Attributes.

The Configure Site Board Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-40.
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Figure 5-40 Configure Site Board Attributes dialog box
Step 3 Click Configure Site Board Attributes.

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The Site Board Parameters button is used to configure the parameters of site boards.
The site board parameter of the BTS3012 is FCU Board Parameter.
The site board parameters of the 3012AE are FCU Board Parameter and Underuse for High
Temperature Property.
Only the BTS3012 and the BTS3012AE have site board parameters.
Step 4 In the Site Cabinet drop-down list box, select the cabinet where the DDPU board is located.
Step 5 Double-click the DDPU board.
The Set Antenna Feeder Property dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-42.
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Figure 5-42 Set Antenna Feeder Property dialog box
The TRX corresponding to the tributary may not exist. The settings take effect after the TRX is added.
At least one TRX should be assigned to Downlink Tributary. For the other two tributaries, you can
retain the default settings.
Table 5-6 describes the parameters in the Set Antenna Feeder Property dialog box.
Table 5-6 Parameters in the Set Antenna Feeder Property dialog box
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Tributary No.
Uplink Tributary 0
There are three types of tributaries in a CDU:

Uplink Tributary 0, Uplink Tributary 1, and
Downlink Tributary.
Each tributary can be configured with
corresponding TRXs. If you select Uplink
Tributary 0 or Uplink Tributary 1, the items
Tower-top Amplifier Flag and Power
Attenuation Factor are available in the Set
Antenna Feeder Property dialog box.
Freq. Band Type
PGSM900
There are five types of frequency band:

PGSM900, EGSM (L25), EGSM (35M), RGSM
(L25), RGSM (39M), DCS (1800), PCS (1900),
and GSM (850).
TRX No.112
255
The effective value of TRXs ranges from 0 to 71.

The number 255 indicates that no TRXs are
assigned.
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Tower-top
Amplifier Flag
Not selected
The Tower-top Amplifier Flag indicates

whether there are any tower-top amplifiers. This
flag is available only if you select Uplink
Tributary 0 or Uplink Tributary 1.
Power
Attenuation
Factor
The value range of the Power Attenuation

Factor is 015. This item is available only if you
select Uplink Tributary 0 or Uplink Tributary
1.
Step 6 Set the parameters according to the actual situation, and then click OK to return to the Site
Device Attributes dialog box.
Step 7 Click OK to return to the Configure Site Board Attributes dialog box.
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5.9.3 Verification
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, click the BTS where the CDU board is located.
The icons of all the boards in the BTS are displayed on the right side of the tab page.
Step 2 Double-click the DDPU board.
A dialog box is displayed.
Step 3 Check whether the attributes of the board are consistent with your requirements.
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5.10 Moving a BTS

Purpose
To move a BTS and to change the cascading relationship between BTSs
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
Remarks
The target object where the BTS is to be moved has idle ports.
The target object where the BTS is to be moved has enough port
timeslot resources to bear the services of the lower-level BTSs.
The BSC6000 supports a maximum of seven-level cascade connection

of BTSs.
A BTS cannot be connected to the BTS of the lower level.
A BTS will be reset after being moved.
To move a BTS, you need to change its inner connections. For details,
refer to section 5.7 "Establishing Connections Between BTS Cabinet
Groups."
5.10.2 Procedure
This topic uses an example to describe how to move a BTS. Assume that you need to move BTS1 to
BTS2.
To move BTS1 to BTS2, do as follows:

Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click BTS1.
Figure 5-43 Choosing Move Site
Step 2 Choose Move Site.

The Move Site dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-44.
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Figure 5-44 Move Site dialog box
Step 3 Select BTS1, and then click Move Site.

The Move Site dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-45.
Figure 5-45 Move Site dialog box
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The modifications in SitePort 0 will change the cascading relationship between the BTSs.
The first-level BTS can be connected to only the GEIUB board of the BSC.
A non-first-level BTS can connect its upper-level BTS and the GEIUB, but cannot connect more
than one BTS.
Step 4 Select SitePort 0, and then click Site Port.

An information box is displayed.
Step 5 Click Yes.
The Site Port Choice dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-46.
Figure 5-46 Configuring the BTS port
Step 6 Select BTS2 and set Site Idle Port, and then click OK to return to the Move Site dialog box.
Step 7 Click OK.
The Move Site dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in Figure 5-47.
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Figure 5-47 Moved BTS

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5.10.3 Verification
After the BTS is moved, the GBAM responds with a success message. If the GBAM responds
with a failure message, check the error code for the cause of the failure.
On the Management Tree tab page, check whether BTS1 is listed under BTS2.

None.
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5.11 Assigning Abis Timeslots Manually

Purpose
To manually assign Abis timeslots
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
Remarks
Each BTS cabinet has in-port objects.
There are required timeslot resources.
You need to reset the BTS after clearing the timeslots that are assigned
manually.
5.11.2 Procedure
Table 5-7 lists an example of the configurations of the Abis timeslots.
Table 5-7 Example of the configurations of the Abis timeslots
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Timeslot No.
10
Sub-Timeslot No.
This topic describes how to manually assign the timeslots of TCH2 for BTS1.
To manually assign Abis timeslots, do as follows:

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Figure 5-48 Choosing Manually Assign Site Abis Timeslot
Step 2 Choose Manually Assign Site Abis Timeslot.

The Manually Assign Site Abis Timeslot dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-49.
Figure 5-49 Manually Assign Site Abis Timeslot dialog box
Step 3 Select BTS1, and then click Manually Assign Timeslot.

The Manually Assign Site Timeslot dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-50.
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Figure 5-50 Manually Assign Site Timeslot dialog box (1)
Step 4 Click the root node of RSL1.

RSL1 expands, as shown in Figure 5-51.
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Figure 5-51 Manually Assign Site Timeslot dialog box (2)
TCH0 and TCH1 are concealed because they are occupied by a BCCH and SDCCH respectively.
The general principles of BTS timeslot assignment are as follows:

z
Timeslots 07 of in-ports cannot be used.
The timeslots of different BTSs cannot be assigned in one continuous 64 kbit/s

bandwidth.
Table 5-8 lists the detailed principles of BTS timeslot distribution.

Table 5-8 BTS timeslots and their assignment principles
Timeslot Type
Assignment Principle
OML
Operation and maintenance link

One BTS is assigned with one 64 kbit/s OML. The OML timeslot in a
cabinet group is always set to timeslot 248 on port 0. The OML can be
multiplexed with the RSL only.
RSL
Radio signaling link

One TRX is assigned with one 64 kbit/s RSL
The RSL can be multiplexed with OML and RSL in a cabinet group.
The RSL always connects to the in-port of the cabinet where the TRX
resides.
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Timeslot Type
Assignment Principle
TCH
Traffic channel
Rate: 16 kbit/s
In transparent transmission, the positions of TCH timeslots in a 64
kbit/s link must be consistent.
Idle
Idle timeslot
Rate: 16 kbit/s
Idle timeslots and TCH timeslots can be assigned in a 64 kbit/s
bandwidth.
Semi
Monitor timeslot
Rate: 8 kbit/s, 16 kbit/s, 32 kbit/s, or 64 kbit/s
Monitor timeslots cannot be multiplexed.
Step 5 Select TCH2, and then click Manually Assign.

The Assign Timeslot dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-52.
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Figure 5-52 Setting the TCH (1)
Step 6 Set Timeslot No. to 10 and set Sub-Timeslot No. to 0, as shown in Figure 5-53.
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Figure 5-53 Setting the TCH (2)
If the timeslot that you select is occupied, a system message will be displayed.
Step 7 Click Assign Timeslot.

Step 8 Click OK to return to the Manually Assign Site Timeslot dialog box.
Step 9 Click OK to return to the Manually Assign Site Abis Timeslot dialog box.
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5.11.3 Verification
After the previous setup is complete, repeat steps 1 through 2 to display the Manually Assign
Site Abis Timeslot dialog box. Then check whether the settings of the manually assigned
timeslots are consistent with your requirements.
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After the timeslots are manually assigned, browse the configured timeslots as follows:
Step 1 In the Manually Assign Site Timeslot dialog box, select TCH2 and click Browse Timeslot.
The Assign Timeslot dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-54.
Figure 5-54 Browsing all the BTS timeslots
Step 2 View the settings of the timeslot.

Step 3 Click OK to return to the Manually Assign Site Timeslot dialog box.
Step 4 Click Browse All Timeslot to view all the timeslots.
The Browse All Site's Timeslot dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-55.
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Figure 5-55 Browse All Site's Timeslot dialog box
Step 5 Select Port 0 and click Browse Port Timeslot.

The Browse Timeslot on the ports on site dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-56.
Figure 5-56 Browsing BTS port timeslots
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5.12 Configuring Site Idle Timeslots

Purpose
To configure idle timeslots for a BTS
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The BTS has enough Abis timeslot resources.
Remarks
You can configure a maximum of 128 timeslots in one operation.
5.12.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to configure two idle timeslots for BTS1.
To add two idle timeslots for BTS1, do as follows:

Figure 5-57 Choosing Configure Site Idle Timeslot
Step 2 Choose Configure Site Idle Timeslot.

The Configure Site Idle Timeslot dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-58.
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Figure 5-58 Configure Site Idle Timeslot dialog box
Step 3 Select BTS1 and set Idle Timeslots Number to 2, as shown in Figure 5-59.
Figure 5-59 Setting the number of idle timeslots
Step 4 A Confirm dialog box is displayed. Click Yes.
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5.12.3 Verification
After the idle timeslots are configured, the GBAM responds with a success message. If the
GBAM responds with a failure message, check the error code for the cause of the failure.
Check the number of idle timeslots in the Configure Site Idle Timeslot dialog box.

None.
5.13 Configuring BTS Monitor Timeslots

Purpose
To configure monitor timeslots for a BTS
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The BTS has enough timeslot resources.
Remarks
The number of monitor timeslots should not exceed 128.
5.13.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to configure two monitor timeslots for BTS1.
To configure two monitor timeslots for BTS1, do as follows:

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Figure 5-60 Choosing Configure Site Monitor TimeSlot
Step 2 Choose Configure Site Monitor Timeslot.

The Configure Site Monitor Timeslot dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-61.
Figure 5-61 Configure Site Monitor Timeslot dialog box
Step 3 Select BTS1, and then click Set Monitor Timeslot.

The Configure Site Monitor TS dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-62.
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Figure 5-62 Configuring site monitor timeslots
Table 5-9 describes the parameters in the Configure Site Monitor TS dialog box.
Table 5-9 Parameters in the Configure Site Monitor TS dialog box
Parameter
Description
Index
Timeslot index
TS Vector
The timeslot rate has four options: 8 kbit/s, 16 kbit/s, 32 kbit/s, and
64 kbit/s.
In BSC Subrack
No.
Number of the BSC subrack to which the monitor timeslot connects
In BSC Slot No.
Number of the in-BSC slot of the monitor timeslot
In BSC Port No.
Number of the port on the GEIUB where the monitor timeslot

connects
In BSC TS No.
Number of the timeslot (in 64 kbit/s) on the E1 port to the BSC
In BSC SubTS No.
Number of the sub-timeslot (in 8 kbit/s) on the E1 port to the BSC
The GEIU board that the monitor timeslot connects is of three types:
GEIUB/GOIUB, GEIUT/GOIUT, and GEIUP/GOIUP,
corresponding to Abis E1, Ater E1, and Pb E1.
Step 4 Click Add Record

The Add Monitor Timeslot dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-63.
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Figure 5-63 Adding a monitor timeslot
Step 5 Set the related parameters, and then click OK.

The Configure Site Monitor TS dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 5-64.
Figure 5-64 Added monitor timeslot
Repeat steps 4 through 5 to add another monitor timeslot.
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Step 6 Click OK to return to the Configure Site Monitor Timeslot dialog box.
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5.13.3 Verification
After the BTS monitor timeslots are configured, the GBAM responds with a success message.
If the GBAM responds with a failure message, check the error code for the cause of the
failure.
There are two methods to verify the configuration.
z
Check the added monitor timeslots in the Configure Site Monitor Timeslot dialog box.
On the Management Tree tab page, select the target BTS. On the BSC Attributes tab
page, click Timeslot of E1 Interface to check the E1 timeslot record.

None.
5.14 Setting a Cabinet Template

Purpose
To set the initial configuration for a BTS board cabinet
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The BTS is already configured.
Remarks
TRX boards do not support cabinet templates.
Only the BTS30 and BTS312 have cabinet templates.
5.14.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to set a cabinet template for the BTS312 BTS1.
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, click BTS1, as shown in Figure 5-65.
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Figure 5-65 Selecting a BTS
Step 2 Select cabinet 0 and click Set Cabinet Template.

The Confirm dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-66.
Figure 5-66 Confirm dialog box
Step 3 Click Yes.

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5.14.3 Verification
Add another BTS312, and then check whether the settings of the added BTS312 are consistent
with that of the template. .

Table 5-10 describes the BTS templates.
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Table 5-10 BTS templates

BTS Type
Template
BTS30
The BTS30 template supports three cabinet groups. Each group has a
maximum of three cabinets.
Group 0 is the active cabinet group. The cabinets in group 0 are numbered
02. Cabinet 0 is the active cabinet, which can be configured with a
template.
The cabinets in group 1 are numbered 35.
The cabinets in group 2 are number 68.
The cabinets 3 and 6 in groups 1 and 2 can be configured as the active
cabinet template for an extension cabinet group. Any other cabinet can be
configured as the template for extension cabinets.
BTS312
The BTS312 template supports three cabinet groups. Each group has a
maximum of two cabinets.
Group 0 is the active cabinet group. The cabinets in group 0 are numbered
01. Cabinet 0 is the active cabinet, which can be configured with a
template.
The cabinets in group 1 are numbered 23.
The cabinets in group 2 are number 45.
The cabinets 2 and 4 in group s 1 and 2 can be configured as the active
cabinet template for an extension cabinet group. Any other cabinet can be
configured as the template for extension cabinets.
5.15 Deleting a BTS

Purpose
To delete a BTS
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The BTS to be deleted is no longer used.
Remarks
If a BTS is deleted, the sub-BTSs, cells, and TRXs controlled by the BTS
are also deleted. No software will be loaded to them even if the related
hardware exists.
5.15.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to delete BTS1.
To delete BTS1, do as follows:
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Figure 5-67 Choosing Delete Site
Step 2 Choose Site Operation > Delete Site.

The Delete Site dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-68.
Figure 5-68 Delete Site dialog box
Step 3 Select BTS1 from the Site View box and add it to the Site List box.
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5.15.3 Verification
After the BTS monitor timeslots are configured, the GBAM responds with a success message.
If the GBAM responds with a failure message, check the error code for the cause of the
failure.
If the BTS cannot be seen, the BTS is deleted.

None.
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6 Configuring Cell Data
Configuring Cell Data
About This Chapter

Section
Description
6.1 Overview of Cell Data

Configuration
Introduces cell data configuration.
6.2 Adding a Cell
Describes how to add a cell.
6.3 Configuring Cell Attributes
Describes how to configure cell attributes.
6.4 Configuring Adjacent Cells
Describes how to configure adjacent cells.
6.5 Adding TRXs
Describes how to add TRXs.
6.6 Configuring Channel Attributes
Describes how to configure channel attributes.
6.7 Deleting a TRX
Describes how to delete a TRX.
6.8 Deleting a Cell
Describes how to delete a cell.
6.9 Adding a 2G External Cell
Describes how to add a 2G external cell.
6.10 Configuring the Attributes of a

2G External Cell
Describes how to configure the attributes of a 2G

external cell.
6.11 Deleting a 2G External Cell
Describes how to delete a 2G external cell.
Describes how to add a 3G external cell.
6.13 Configuring the Attributes of a

3G External Cell
Describes how to configure the attributes of a 3G

external cell.
Describes how to delete a 3G external cell.
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6.1 Overview of Cell Data Configuration

Cell data configuration consists of the following major operations:
z
Adding a cell
Deleting a cell
Modifying the attributes of cells, TRXs, and channels
Modifying cell adjacent relations
The mandatory operations during the initial configuration of cell data are follows:
z
Adding a cell
Configuring cell attributes
Adding TRXs
Configuring TRX frequencies
The dynamic configuration of cell data consists of the following operations:

z
Configuring cell network parameters
Configuring cell adjacent relations
Adding or deleting TRXs
Configuring the attributes of TRXs and channels
The process for configuring cell data comprises the following procedures in the given
sequence:
z
Adding a cell
Configuring the cell attributes
Configuring the Cell Global Identification (CGI)
Configuring the frequencies and TRXs
Configuring the BTS device attributes
6.2 Adding a Cell

6-2
Purpose
To add a cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
There are idle Abis timeslots.
Remarks
None
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6.2.2 Procedure
Table 6-1 lists an example of the configurations of a cell.
Table 6-1 Example of the configurations of a cell
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Frequency Band
GSM900
Network planning
Cell Name
Cell2
Network planning
MCC
460
Network planning
MNC
10
Network planning
LAC
1212
Network planning
CI
126
Network planning
BCC
Network planning
NCC
Network planning
Cell Ext Type
Normal Cell
Network planning
Cell Type
Normal Cell
Network planning
Frequencies
18, 19, 21
Network planning
Assigned TRXs
TRX9, TRX10, TRX11
Network planning
FH Mode
Baseand FH
Network planning
Basedband FH using BCCH

frequency or not
No
Network planning
MA Group Number
Network planning
Current MA Group No.
Network planning
Available Frequencies
19, 21
Network planning
8PSK Power Level
Network planning
This topic describes how to add Cell2 to BTS1. The prerequisite is that Cell1 exists under BTS1.
To add Cell2 to BTS1, do as follows:

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Figure 6-1 Choosing Add Cell
Step 2 Choose Add Cell.

The Adding Cells dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-2 Adding Cells dialog box
Step 3 Click Add Cell.

The Add New Cell dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-3.
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Figure 6-3 Add New Cell dialog box
Table 6-2 describes the parameters in the Add New Cell dialog box.
Table 6-2 Parameters in the Add New Cell dialog box.
Parameter
Default Value
Description
Cell Index
First unused
number among
02047
Number that identifies the cell
Cell Name
Name of the BTS

that the cell is to be
added to
For one cell, the cell name is the one that you
set.
For several cells, the cell names are the

combination of the set name and the suffix
number.
GSM900
The cell type is the frequency band in the cell.
Frequency
Band
PCU Name
No PCU
The five frequency bands in the cell are

GSM900, DCS1800, GSM900&DCS1800,
GSM850, and PCS1900.
The BSC does not support the PCS1900 while it

supports the DCS1800.
The BSC supports neither the DCS1800 nor the

GSM900&DCS1800 when supporting the
PCS1900.
The Cell Type cannot be modified.
Name of the PCU that controls the cell

No PCU indicates that the cell is not controlled by
any PCU.
Number of
Cells
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Parameter
Default Value
Description
Suffix Begin
No.
Suffix of the cell name
Step 4 After configuring the parameters, click OK.

The Adding Cells dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in Figure 6-4.
Figure 6-4 Adding cells
Step 5 Click Next.

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Figure 6-5 Setting cell attributes
Step 6 Select Cell2 and click Set Cell Attributes.

The Set Cell Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-6.
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Figure 6-6 Set Cell Attributes dialog box (1)
You can configure cell attributes, TRX attributes, and advanced attributes in the Set Cell Attributes
dialog box.
In the Set Cell Attributes dialog box, MCC, MNC, LAC, CI, Freq Config, and TRX Config are
mandatory. For other parameters, retain the default settings.
If you select GPRS Support, you must ensure that the PCU is configured. If the BTS version does
not support the GPRS or the GPRS service is not available, do no select GPRS Support.
Step 7 In the Set Cell Attributes dialog box, set MCC, MNC, LAC and CI, as shown in Figure 6-7.
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Figure 6-7 Configuring the CGI
The coding scheme of CGI is MCC+MNC+LAC+CI. The CGI here must be consistent with the CGI in
the MSC.
The LAC and CI are denoted by decimal or hexadecimal. To set the display mode of the LAC and CI,
choose System > System Configuration and specify the Cell LAC&CI display mode in the displayed
System Configuration dialog box.
Step 8 Select the cell frequencies.

1.
In the Set Cell Attributes dialog box, double-click in the Frequencies list box or click
Freq Config to assign frequencies 18, 19, 21, 41, 63, and 82 to Cell2.
The Set Cell Frequency dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-8.
Figure 6-8 Set Cell Frequency dialog box
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All the GSM900 frequencies are displayed in the Set Cell Frequency dialog box, as shown in
Figure 6-8.
Each number indicates one frequency. When you click a number, the square turns yellow. This
indicates that the frequency is assigned to the cell. Click the number again, and then the
configuration is cancelled (the frequencies being used by a TRX cannot be deleted).
You can right-click and drag the cursor to select multiple frequencies at a time.
If the TRX is configured with R/E frequencies and the ECSC (a call parameter in the advanced
attributes of cells) is not enabled, the Confirm dialog box as shown in Figure 6-9 is displayed..
Figure 6-9 Confirm dialog box
2.
Click OK to return to the Set Cell Attributes dialog box.

The Cell2 is configured with six available frequencies, as shown in Figure 6-10.
Figure 6-10 Available cell frequencies
Step 9 Configure TRXs for the cell.

1.
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Assign TRX 9, TRX 10, and TRX 11 to Cell2, as shown in Figure 6-11.
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Figure 6-11 Configuring TRXs for the cell
2.
Select TRX 9 in the Assigned TRXs list box, and then click TRX Config.
The Configure TRX Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-12.
Figure 6-12 Configure TRX Attributes dialog box
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In the cells in which there is no frequency hopping, each TRX is assigned with one frequency. For the
description of frequency assignment in frequency hopping cells, refer to section 6.5 "Adding TRXs."
The frequencies in the following frequency hopping cells cannot be modified in the Configure TRX
Attributes dialog box as shown in Figure 6-12:
3.
There are more than two frequency hopping groups if the primary BCCH frequencies are involved in
the baseband frequency hopping.
There is more than one frequency hopping group if the primary BCCH frequencies are not involved
in the baseband frequency hopping.
There is more than one frequency hopping group during radio frequencies.
Select 18 from the Available Frequency box and add it to the Assigned Frequency box,
and then click OK.
Frequency 18 is assigned to TRX 9.
Repeat substeps 2 and 3 to assign frequencies to TRX10 and TRX11, as shown in Figure 6-13.
Figure 6-13 Configuring TRX attributes for the cell
The number of TRXs in the cell is between 1 and 24. The first chosen TRX is the primary BCCH
TRX.
In Figure 6-13, the yellow TRX 9 in the Assigned TRXs list box indicates that the primary BCCH
TRX is TRX 9. The red frequencies 18, 19, and 21, among which frequency 18 is assigned to TRX
9, indicate that they are used by the TRXs.
Step 10 Click OK to return to the Adding Cells dialog box.

Step 11 Click Next.
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Figure 6-14 Setting device attributes of BTSs
Set Site Device is used to view the configurations of BTS hardware.

For the details of adding a site chain, and the details of manually assigning Abis timeslots, refer to
chapter 5 "Configuring BTS Data."
Step 12 After the related attributes are configured, click Finish.

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6.2.3 Verification
If the addition is successful, Cell2 is displayed on the Management Tree tab page and the
relations of the cell, BTS, and TRXs are correct.
When you click the cell, further information is correctly displayed on the right panel.

During the addition of cells, pay attention to the following information:
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By default, the Abis timeslots are automatically assigned by the system. If you want to
manually assign the Abis timeslots, refer to section
5.11 "Assigning Abis Timeslots Manually."
For combined cabinet groups, establishing the internal connections between the groups is
required. If the internal connections between the groups are not established, the timeslots
may not be successfully assigned. For the detailed information, refer to section
5.7 "Establishing Connections Between BTS Cabinet Groups."
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Adding a cell also involves adding TRXs. Only one BTS can be added to one BIE port
through one dynamic configuration. If you distribute the added TRXs over multiple BIE
ports, you need to add site chains for the BTS if timeslot distribution fails.
If the added cell has adjacent cells, configure the adjacent cells after the addition. For
detailed information, refer to section 6.4 "Configuring Adjacent Cells."
6.3 Configuring Cell Attributes

Purpose
To configure the basic attributes, TRX attributes, and advanced attributes

for a cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
6.3.2 Procedure
Table 6-3 lists an example of the configurations of cell attributes.
Table 6-3 Example of the configurations of cell attributes
Parameter
Configuration
Source
PCU
PCU 1
Network planning
GPRS Support
Selected
Network planning
EDGE Support
Selected
Network planning
This topic describes how to configure the attributes of Cell2.
Configuring the Basic Attributes of a Cell

To configure the basic attributes of Cell2, do as follows:
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click Cell2.
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Figure 6-15 Choosing Configure Cell Attributes
Step 2 Choose Configure Cell Attributes.

The Configuring Cells Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-16.
Figure 6-16 Configuring Cells Attributes dialog box
Step 3 Select Cell2 from the Cell view box and add it to the Selected cells box, and then click Next.
The Configuring Cells Attributes dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 6-17.
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Figure 6-17 Cells to be set
Step 4 Select Cell2 and click Set Cell Properties.

The Set Cell Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-18.
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Figure 6-18 Set Cell Attributes dialog box
The MCC, MNC, LAC, and CI parameters are mandatory. For the other parameters, retain the default
settings.
In the Set Cell Attributes dialog box, set the basic parameters in the Frequency Band: GSM900 area
shown in Figure 6-19.
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Figure 6-19 Cell basic attributes
If you select GPRS Support, you must ensure that the PCU is configured. If the BTS version does not
support the GPRS or the GPRS service is not available, do no select GPRS Support.
You can set Support NACC, Support NC2, Support PACKET SI STATUS, and PCU Support 64
Adjacent Cells only after you select GPRS Support.
Table 6-4 describes some parameters in the Frequency Band: GSM900 area.
Table 6-4 Parameters in the Cell Frequency Type area
Parameter
Default
Value
Description
BCC
Base station Color Code

A BCC is used to identify a BTS among the BTSs that
have the same TRX. Its value range is 07.
NCC
Network Color Code

A NCC is used to identify a network. Its value range is 07
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Parameter
Default
Value
Description
MAX TA
62
Maximum timing advance

Its value range depends on Cell ExtType.
For all the types of BTSs except the BTS3001C, the value
ranges are as follows:
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If Cell ExtType is set to Normal Cell, the value range is

063 and the default value is 62.
If Cell ExtType is set to Single TS Ext Cell, the value

range is 063 and the default value is 63.
If Cell ExtType is set to Double TS Ext Cell, the value

For the BTS3001C, the value ranges are as follows:

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If Cell ExtType is set to Normal Cell, the value range is

063 and the default value is 62.
If Cell ExtType is set to Single TS Ext Cell, the value

If Cell ExtType is set to Double TS Ext Cell, the value

8PSK Power
Level
Cell 8PSK modulation power attenuation level
GPRS Enable
Deselected
For the BTS that does not support the GPRS or the cell in
which the GPRS is unavailable, this option is deselected.
EDGE
Enable
Deselected
This option is available only when GPRS Enable is

selected.
This option is available only when EDGE Enable is

selected. Its value range is 050.
For the configuration of double-timeslot cells and concentric cells, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base
Station Controller Feature Description.
Step 5 In the Set Cell Attributes dialog box, set the related attributes of Cell2.
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Configuring TRX Attributes

This topic describes how to reassign frequencies to the primary BCCH TRX: TRX9.
In the TRX Attributes area as shown in Figure 6-20, you can set cell frequencies, TRX, and frequency
hopping attributes.
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Figure 6-20 TRX attributes
To configure cell frequencies, do as follows:

Step 1 In the TRX Attributes area shown in Figure 6-20, click Freq Config.
The Set Cell Frequency dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-21.
Figure 6-21 Setting cell frequencies (1)
The squares of different colors stand for different kinds of frequencies.

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Gray: The frequency is available but not assigned to the cell yet.
Light yellow: The frequency is assigned to the cell and used by TRXs.
Yellow: The frequency is assigned to the cell but not used by TRXs.
Step 2 Add frequency 28, as shown in Figure 6-22.
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Figure 6-22 Setting cell frequencies (2)
Step 3 Click OK.

The TRX Attributes area displays the updated information.
Step 4 In the TRX Attributes area shown in Figure 6-20, select TRX9 from the Assigned TRXs
box and click TRX Config.
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Figure 6-23 Configuring TRX attributes
Step 5 In the Assigned Frequency box, double-click 18 to cancel frequency 18 from TRX9.
Step 6 In the Available Frequency box, double-click 28 to assign frequency 28 to TRX9.
The system displays "This operation will reset the cell, are you sure?"
If you change the frequencies of the primary BCCH TRX, the cell will be reset. If you change the other
frequencies, the cell will not be reset.
Step 7 Click Yes to confirm the settings.

Step 8 Click OK.
The TRX attributes are configured.
If the configuration of frequency hopping attributes is required, go to step 8.
If the configuration of frequency hopping attributes is not required, the configuration of cell
attributes is complete.
Step 9 To configure frequency hopping (FH) attributes, do as follows:

The FH group described in the following topic refers to the FH group configured for the TRX.
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When you configure baseband FH for the cells controlled by the BTS30, BTS312, BTS3002C,
BTS3006A, BTS3012A, or BTS3001C, the TRXs configured with the frequencies in the same FH group
must be in the same cabinet group. For the FH group of a channel on a TRX, the cabinet group where
the TRX is located must be the same as the cabinet group where the TRXs configured with the
frequencies in the FH group are located.
When you configure baseband FH for the cells controlled by BTS3012, BTS3012AE, or BTS3006C, the
TRXs configured with the frequencies in the same FH group must be in the same cabinet group. For the
FH group of a channel on a TRX, the cabinet group where the TRX is located must be the same as the
cabinet group where the TRXs configured with the frequencies in the FH group are located.
The system automatically generates the corresponding frequency hopping groups and the frequency
hopping offset to support cell baseband frequency hopping or radio frequency hopping.
1.
For the configuration of cell baseband frequency hopping, there are two cases: BCCH frequencies
not involved in frequency hopping and BCCH frequencies involved in frequency hopping. For the
first case, refer to substeps 4 through 6. For the second case, refer to substeps 7 through 8.
For the configuration of radio frequency hopping, refer to substeps 9 through 11.
In the TRX Attributes area shown in Figure 6-20, click HOP.
The Set FH Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-24.

Figure 6-24 Set FH Attributes dialog box (1)
The system automatically searches the TRXs in the cell. All the TRXs are listed in the TRX list box. In
None FH mode, whether to perform frequency hopping cannot be configured. In None FH mode, the
frequency hopping group and the frequency hopping offset cannot be configured.
The descriptions of the buttons and options in the Set FH Attributes dialog box are as
follows:
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If Automatic Syn TSlot is selected, all the timeslots of each TRX use the same FH data
and STSSynchro is unavailable. If Automatic Syn TSlot is deselected, STSSynchro is
available.
If all the timeslots of each TRX use different FH data, you can click STSnotSynchro to
synchronize the data. STSnotSynchro changes to STSSynchro.
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If Support baseband FH and EDGE simultaneously is selected, you can set baseband
FH.
Table 6-5 describes the parameters in the Set FH Attributes dialog box.
Table 6-5 Parameters in the Set FH Attributes dialog box
Parameter
Default
Value
Description
FH Mode
None FH
FH Mode consists of None FH, Baseband FH, and RF FH.
FH Group
No.
FH group number, also called MA group number
MAIO
Hopping
2.
MA is a frequency set containing a maximum of 64

frequencies. It is a subset of CA.
In RF FH, MA cannot contain BCCH frequencies.
When BCCH frequencies join in baseband FH, at least one

MA group cannot contain BCCH frequencies.
When the extension BCCH (BCH) TRX joins in FH,

another MA group that does not contain BCCH frequencies
is required.
Mobile Allocation Index Offset
None
Hop
In frame hopping, the MAIOs of all the timeslots in a TRX

are the same. The MAIOs of all the timeslots in different
TRXs are different.
In timeslot hopping, the MAIOs of the timeslots in a TRX

can be different.
Set FH Mode to Baseband FH.

Figure 6-25 Confirm dialog box (1)
3.
Click Yes.
Another Confirm dialog box is displayed. You need to decide whether the baseband FH
can use BCCH frequency or not.
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Figure 6-26 Confirm dialog box (2)
If BCCH frequencies are involved in frequency hopping, go to substep 7.
4.
Click No.
The Set FH Attributes dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 6-27.
Figure 6-27 Setting FH attributes (1)
Because BCCH frequencies are not involved in the FH, TRX 9 where the BCCH resides is not shown in
the Set FH Attributes dialog box.
The FH group where each TRX belongs must contain the frequencies already assigned to this TRX. The
MAIO cannot exceed the number of frequencies that the FH group contains.
Different timeslots can be configured with different FH groups. To configure the same FH data for all
the timeslots, deselect Automatic Syn TSlot and click STSSynchro.
5.
Click Configure MA Group.

The Set Cell MA dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-28.
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Figure 6-28 Set Cell MA dialog box (1)
Table 6-6 describes the parameters in the Set Cell MA dialog box.
Table 6-6 Parameters in the Set Cell MA dialog box
Parameter
Default
Value
Description
MA Group No.
Current MA Group No.
HSN
Hopping Sequence Number

The value range is 063. "0" stands for sequence
FH.
TSC
Training Sequence Code

It is consistent with BCC.
Available Frequencies
For RF FH, all the frequencies available for FH in

the cell are listed.
For baseband FH, the frequencies assigned to the
TRX are listed.
MA Frequencies
Assigned
6.
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Available frequencies assigned in the MA group.
Set the related parameters, and then click OK to return to the Set FH Attributes dialog
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If the BCCH frequencies do not join in the baseband FH and the FH attributes configuration is complete,
go to substep 12.
7.
Click Yes.
Two FH groups are configured. The FH groups of timeslots 17 can contain the frequencies of all the
TRXs in the cell. These timeslots can use different FH groups. A FH group cannot contain the
frequencies of the primary BCCH, combined BCCH, BCCH+CBCH, and BCH TRXs.
The FH group used by timeslot 0 of other TRXs cannot contain BCCH frequencies. Otherwise,
interference occurs, as shown in Figure 6-30.
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8.
Click Configure MA Group.

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FH group 0 contains frequency 18 of TRX 9 where the BCCH resides, as shown in Figure 6-31. FH
group 1 does not contain frequency 28, as shown inFigure 6-32. Therefore, timeslot 0 of the BCCH uses
FH group 1, as shown in Figure 6-30. Other timeslots can use FH group 1 or group 0, as shown in Figure
6-30.
The FH attributes configuration is complete with the BCCH frequencies involved in the baseband FH,
go to substep 12.
9.
The FH mode cannot be changed directly. For example, if you want to switch Baseband FH to RF
FH, first switch the FH mode to None FH, and then to RF FH.
The RF FH mode does not support BCCH frequencies to be involved in frequency hopping. The
data configurations are the same as the data configurations in the case that BCCH frequencies are
not involved in baseband frequency hopping.
In the Set FH Attributes dialog box, set FH Mode to RF FH.A Confirm dialog box is
displayed.
10. Click Yes.

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RF FH is performed through the changes in the actual transmit power of TRXs. The TRX attributes in
RF FH mode differ from the TRX attributes in other modes.
11. Click Configure MA Group.

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12. Set the related parameters, and then click OK.

The Set FH Attributes dialog box displays the updated information and the
configuration of FH attribute is complete.
13. Click OK.
The Set Cell Attributes dialog box is displayed.
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Configuring Advanced Attributes

Figure 6-35 shows the Advanced Attributes area in the Set Cell Attributes dialog box.
Figure 6-35 Advanced Attributes area
This topic describes how to configure the handover data.

When configuring the advanced parameters, you can find the parameter that has to be set by using the
following methods:
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Double-click Parameter and the parameters will be listed in forward sequence, backward sequence,
or normal sequence on the basis of the alphabet.
Press Ctrl+F to search the parameter to be set.
To configure idle timeslots, do as follows:

Step 1 In the Advanced Attributes area, click Handover Data.
The Set Handover Parameter dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-36.
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Figure 6-36 Set Handover Parameter dialog box
Step 2 Click Advanced.

The advanced parameters are displayed on the right, as shown in Figure 6-37.
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Figure 6-37 Setting handover parameters
For the detailed information about the handover parameters, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station
Controller Data Configuration Reference.
Step 3 Click the relevant tabs on the right pane and set the related parameters on the tab pages, and
then click OK.
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Finishing Cell Attribute Configuration

To finish the attribute configuration, do as follows
Step 1 After configuring the related cell attributes, return to the Set Cell Attributes dialog box
Step 2 Click OK.
The Configuring Cells Attributes dialog box is displayed.
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6.3.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, click the target cell and the Cell Attributes tab page is
displayed. Check the related parameters.

Different types of TRX boards correspond to different frequency ranges. Table 6-7 lists the
TRX boards and their corresponding frequency ranges.
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Table 6-7 TRX boards and their corresponding frequency ranges

Board Type
Frequency Range
TRX
0124, 9551023, 512855, 128251
PTRX
1124
ETRX
0124, 9751023
RTRX
0124, 9551023
DTRX
512885
RETR
0124, 9551023
DETR
512885
EETR
128251
PETR
512810
6.4 Configuring Adjacent Cells

Purpose
To configure adjacent cells.
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
6.4.2 Procedure
Table 6-3 lists an example of the configurations of adjacent cells.
Table 6-8 Example of the configurations of adjacent cells
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Parameter
Configuration
Source
Bidirectional Adjacent Cells
Cell1
Network
planning
Single Adjacent Cells
2G External Cell-1, 3G External Cell-1
Network
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This topic describes how to configure adjacent cells for Cell2.

For details about adding a 2G external cell and a 3G external cell, refer to section 6.9 "Adding a 2G
External Cell" and section 6.12 "Adding a 3G External Cell."
To configure adjacent cells, do as follows:

Figure 6-38 Choosing Configure adjacent Cell
Step 2 Choose Configure adjacent Cell.

The Configuring Adjacent Cells dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-39.
Figure 6-39 Configuring Adjacent Cells dialog box
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Step 3 Select Cell2 from the Cell view box and add it to the Selected cells box.
Step 4 Click Next.
The Configuring Adjacent Cells dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 6-40.
Figure 6-40 Setting adjacent cells
Step 5 Select Cell2, and then click Set Adjacent Cells.

The Set Adjacent Relation Property dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-41.
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Figure 6-41 Set Adjacent Relation Property dialog box (1)
Table 6-9 describes the parameters in the Set Adjacent Relation Property dialog box.
Table 6-9 Parameters in the Set Adjacent Relation Property dialog box
Parameter
Description
System Cells
Lists all the cells in the BSC, except for the cells that are set to
the adjacent cells of Cell1
Bidirectional Adjacent
Cells
Lists the bidirectional adjacent cells already configured
Single Adjacent Cells
Lists the single adjacent cells already configured
Step 6 Add Cell1 in the System Cells box to the Bidirectional Adjacent Cells box. Add 2G
External Cell-1 and 3G External Cell-1 in the System Cells box to the Single Directional
Adjacent Cells box, as shown in Figure 6-42.
For the example shown in Figure 6-42, Cell1 becomes the bidirectional adjacent cell of Cell2. In
addition, 2G External Cell-1 and 3G External Cell-1 become the single directional adjacent cells of
Cell2.
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Figure 6-42 Set Adjacent Relation Property dialog box (2)
To modify the handover parameters of the adjacent cells in batches, click Batch Modify.
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For internal cell and 2G external cells, set the parameters Inter-cell HO Hysteresis, Min Access
Level Offset, and PBGT HO Threshold.
For 3G external cells, set the parameters RSCPOff and EcNoOff.
Step 7 Set the related parameters.

Step 8 Click OK to return to the Configuring Adjacent Cells dialog box.
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6.4.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, click Cell2. The Cell Attributes tab page is displayed.
Click Adjacent Cells to check whether the relation between the adjacent cells in the
displayed dialog box is correct.

None.
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6.5 Adding TRXs

Purpose
To add TRXs in a cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The cell exists and the TRXs are not in full configuration (each cell can be
configured with a maximum of 24 TRXs).
Remarks
Adding TRXs may cause the lack of timeslots and the need of adding
subracks and boards.
6.5.2 Procedure
This topic uses an example to describe how to add TRXs in a cell. Assume that you need to add TRX 12
and TRX 13 in Cell2.
To add TRXs, do as follows:

Figure 6-43 Choosing Add TRX
Step 2 Click Add TRX.

The Add TRX dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-44.
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Figure 6-44 Add TRX dialog box
Step 3 Select Cell2, and then click Set Cell TRX.

The Configure Cell TRX dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-45.
Figure 6-45 Configure Cell TRX dialog box
Step 4 Select TRX 12 and TRX 13 from the Available TRX box and add them to the Assigned
TRX box, as shown in Figure 6-46.
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Figure 6-46 Adding TRXs
The BTS3012 can be combined with the BTS30 or the BTS312 to form hybrid cabinet groups. The BTS
type of the cabinet groups is still BTS3012. One cabinet group should have only one type of cabinets.
The main cabinet group must be the BTS3012 cabinets. The extension cabinet group can be the BTS30
and the BTS3012 cabinets or the BTS312 and the BTS3012 cabinets. The hybrid cabinet groups can
contain a maximum of two types of cabinets.
If a BTS3012 cabinet is configured with more than 24 TRXs, you are requested to select a group type to
form hybrid cabinet groups, as shown in Figure 6-47.
Figure 6-47 Selecting a group type for hybrid cabinet groups
Step 5 In the Assigned TRX box shown in Figure 6-46, double-click TRX 12.
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Figure 6-48 Configuring TRX attributes
Step 6 Assign frequency 41 for TRX 12, and then click OK.
Step 7 Repeat step 6 to assign frequency 63 for TRX 13.
Step 8 In the Configure Cell TRX dialog box, click OK to return to the Add TRX dialog box.
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6.5.3 Verification
Check whether TRXs 12 and 13 are displayed under Cell2 on the Management Tree tab
page.

The BSC6000 supports 2,048 TRXs in full configuration. The maximum number of TRXs
supported by the BTSs varies with the BTS types. For details, see Table 6-10.
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Table 6-10 Maximum number of TRXs

BTS Types
Number of TRXs in the

Cabinet Under Full
Configuration
Combination of
Cabinets
Maximum
Number of TRXs
BTS30
Three combined
cabinets and three
cabinet groups
54
BTS312
12
Two combined
cabinets and three
cabinet groups
72
BTS3012A
12
Three cabinet groups
36
BTS3002C
None
BTS3001C
None
BTS3006C
Three combined
cabinets and three
cabinet groups
36
BTS3012
12
Two combined
cabinets and three
cabinet groups
72
BTS3012AE
12
Two combined
cabinets and three
cabinet groups
72
6.6 Configuring Channel Attributes

Purpose
To configure channel attributes
Mandatory
or Optional
Mandatory
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
Because configuring channel attributes will change the type of a channel,

be cautious when configuring them.
6.6.2 Procedure
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This topic uses an example to show to how configure channel attributes. Assume that you need to
configure the channel attributes for TRX 9 of Cell2.
To configure channel attributes, do as follows:

Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click TRX 9.
Figure 6-49 Choosing Configure Channel Attributes
Step 2 Choose Configure Channel Attributes.

The Configure Channel Attributes dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-50.
Figure 6-50 Configure Channel Attributes dialog box
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Step 3 Select TRX 9 and click Channel Property.

Figure 6-51 Configuring channel attributes
Step 4 Set the related parameters.

Step 5 Click OK to return to the Configure Channel Attributes dialog box.
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6.6.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, click TRX 9. The board corresponding to the TRX is
highlighted on the Site Device Panel tab page. Double-click the board to view the channel
attributes on the Channel Attributes tab page.

Table 6-11 describes different types of channels.
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Table 6-11 Channel types

Channel Type
Description
TCH Full Rate
Full rate TCH
TCH Half Rate

(Reserved)
Half rate TCH, reserved attribute
TCH Half Rate
Half rate TCH
SDCCH8
Stand-alone Dedicated Control Channel that has eight

subchannels
Primary BCCH
Primary Broadcast Control Channel
Combined BCCH
Combined Broadcast Control Channel
BCH
Broadcast Channel
BCCH+CBCH
Broadcast Control Channel + Cell Broadcast Channel
SDCCH+CBCH
Stand-alone Dedicated Control Channel + Cell Broadcast

Channel
PBCCH+PDTCH
Packet Broadcast Control Channel + Packet Data Traffic

Channel
PCCCH+PDTCH
Packet Common Control Channel + Packet Data Traffic

Channel
PDTCH
Packet Data Traffic Channel
Dynamic PDTCH
Dynamic Packet Data Traffic Channel
The principles of channel configuration are as follows:
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Channel 0 of at least one TRX in a cell is set to Primary BCCH, Combined BCCH, or
BCCH+CBCH. This TRX is called primary BCCH TRX.
If the type of channel 0 of the primary BCCH TRX is set to Primary BCCH, channels 2,
4, and 6 can be set to extension BCCHs. The extension BCCHs in a TRX must be
numbered 2, 4, and 6 in sequence.
If the cell broadcast function is available, SDCCH8 can be changed to SDCCH+CBCH.
If the code scheme (CS) needs to be changed from CS-1/CS-2 to CS-3/CS-4, the General
Packet Radio Service (GPRS) cell must be configured with idle timeslots. For details
about how to configure idle timeslots, refer to section 5.12 "Configuring Site Idle
Timeslots."
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6.7 Deleting a TRX

Purpose
To delete a TRX
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
The TRX to be deleted is not a primary BCCH TRX.

The TRX to be deleted is not used.
Remarks
After a TRX is deleted, the physical TRX stops working. After the last
TRX in a cabinet group (this cabinet group has no configuration data) is
deleted, the cabinet group is also deleted.
6.7.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to delete TRX 10.
To delete TRX 10, do as follows:

Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click TRX 10.
Figure 6-52 Choosing Delete TRX
Step 2 Choose Delete TRX.

The Delete TRX dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-53.
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Figure 6-53 Delete TRX dialog box
Step 3 Select TRX 10 from the TRX View box and add them to the TRX list box.
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6.7.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, check whether TRX 10 is deleted.

None.
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6.8 Deleting a Cell

Purpose
To delete a cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
When the cell to be deleted carries services, it must be blocked before

being deleted.
Remarks
If a BTS has only one cell, you can delete the cell only by deleting the
BTS.
6.8.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to delete Cell 2.
To delete Cell 2, do as follows:

Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click Cell 2.
Figure 6-54 Choosing Delete Cell
Step 2 Choose Delete Cell.

The Deleting Cells dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-55.
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Figure 6-55 Deleting a cell
Step 3 Select Cell 2 from the Cell view box and add it to the Cells to be deleted box.
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On the Management Tree tab page, check whether Cell1 is deleted.
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If you delete the BIE port of the site where the cell is located, adjust the timeslots
manually. For details, refer to section 5.11 "Assigning Abis Timeslots Manually."
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Purpose
To add a 2G external cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
Each BSC can be configured with a maximum of 3,000 2G external cells.
6.9.2 Procedure
Table 6-12 lists an example of the configurations of a 2G external cell.
Table 6-12 Example of the configurations of a 2G external cell
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Cell Name
2G External Cell-1
Network planning
Layer of the Cell
Network planning
MCC
460
Network planning
MNC
10
Network planning
LAC
8240
Network planning
CI
Network planning
BCCH FD
88
Network planning
BCC
Network planning
NCC
Network planning
Cell Priority
Network planning
Co-MSC
Yes
Network planning
This topic describes how to add 2G External Cell-1.
To add 2G External Cell-1, do as follows:

Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click 2G External Cells.
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Figure 6-56 Choosing Add 2G External Cell
Step 2 Choose Add 2G External Cell.

The Add 2G External Cell dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-57.
Figure 6-57 Add 2G External Cell dialog box
Step 3 Click Add ExtCell.

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Batch Add Num is used to add 2G external cells in batches. Its value range is 12048.
If you need to add more than 200 2G external cells, add them in more than one operation. If you add
more than 200 cells in one operation, the server may not respond.
For details of the parameters in the Add 2G External Cell dialog box, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000
Step 4 Set the parameters, as shown in Figure 6-59.
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Figure 6-59 Setting the parameters of 2G External Cell-1
Step 5 Click OK.

The Add 2G External Cells dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 6-60.
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Figure 6-60 Adding 2G external cells
In the Add 2G External Cell dialog box, you can click the following buttons to perform the
related operations.
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Add ExtCell: to add more 2G external cells
Delete ExtCell: to delete 2G External Cell-1
Set ExtCell: to set the attributes of 2G External Cell-1

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6.9.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, check whether 2G External Cell-1 is listed under 2G
External Cells.
If yes, select 2G External Cell-1 and check its attributes on the External Cell Attributes tab
page.

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6.10 Configuring the Attributes of a 2G External Cell

Purpose
To configure the attributes of a 2G external cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
6.10.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to configure the attributes of 2G External Cell-1.
To configure the attributes of 2G External Cell-1, do as follows:

Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click 2G External Cell-1.
Figure 6-61 Choosing Configure 2G External Cell
Step 2 Choose Configure 2G External Cell.

The Configure 2G External Cell dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-62.
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Figure 6-62 Configure 2G External Cell dialog box
Step 3 Select 2G External Cell-1 from the External cell list box and add it to the Selected cells
box.
Step 4 Click Next.
The Configure 2G External Cell dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 6-63.
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Figure 6-63 Setting the attributes of 2G External Cell-1
Step 5 Click Set ExtCell Attributes.

Step 6 Set the parameters in the displayed dialog box, and then click OK to return to the Configure
2G External Cell dialog box.
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6.10.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, select 2G External Cell-1 and check its attributes in the
External Cell Attributes.

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Purpose
To delete a 2G external cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
6.11.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to delete 2G External Cell-1.
To delete 2G External Cell-1, do as follows:

Figure 6-64 Choosing Delete 2G External Cell
Step 2 Choose Delete 2G External Cell.

The Delete 2G External Cell dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-65.
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Figure 6-65 Deleting a 2G external cell
Step 3 Select 2G External Cell-1 from the External cell list box and add it to the Cells to be
deleted box.
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6.11.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, check whether 2G External Cell-1 is deleted.

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Purpose
To add a 3G external cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
Each BSC can be configured with a maximum of 3,000 3G external cells.
6.12.2 Procedure
Table 6-13 lists an example of the configurations of a 3G external cell.
Table 6-13 Example of the configurations of a 3G external cell
Parameter
Configuration
Source
Cell Name
3G External Cell-1
Network planning
MCC
460
Network planning
MNC
10
Network planning
LAC
8240
Network planning
CI
Network planning
RNC ID
Network planning
DL UARFCN
10680
Network planning
Scrambling Code
10
Network planning
Diversity
No
Network planning
This topic describes how to add 3G External Cell-1.
To add 3G External Cell-1, do as follows:

Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page, right-click 3G External Cells.
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Figure 6-66 Choosing Add 3G External Cell
Step 2 Choose Add 3G External Cell.

Step 3 Click Add ExtCell.

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Batch Add Num is used to add 3G external cells in batches. Its value range is 12048.
If you need to add more than 200 3G external cells, add them in more than one operation. If you add
more than 200 cells in one operation, the server may not respond.
For details of the parameters in the Add 3G External Cell dialog box, refer to the HUAWEI BSC6000
Step 4 Set the parameters, as shown in Figure 6-69.
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Figure 6-69 Setting the parameters of 3G External Cell-1
Step 5 Click OK.

The Add 3G External Cell dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 6-70.
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Figure 6-70 Added 3G external cell in the external cell list box

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6.12.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, check whether 3G External Cell-1 is listed under 3G
External Cells.
If yes, select 3G External Cell-1 and check its attributes on the External Cell Attributes tab
page.

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Purpose
To configure the attributes of a 3G external cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
6.13.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to configure the attributes of 3G External Cell-1.
To configure the attributes of 3G External Cell-1, do as follows:

Figure 6-71 Choosing Configure 3G External Cell
Step 2 Choose Configure 3G External Cell.

The Configure 3G External Cell dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-72.
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Figure 6-72 Configure 3G External Cell dialog box
Step 3 Select 3G External Cell-1 from the External cell list box and add it to the Selected cells
box.
Step 4 Click Next.
The Configure 3G External Cell dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 6-73.
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Figure 6-73 Setting external cell attributes
Step 5 Click Set ExtCell Attributes.

The Configure 3G External Cell Attributes dialog box is displayed.
Step 6 Set the related parameters, and then click OK to return to the Configure 3G External Cell
dialog box.
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6.13.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, select 3G External Cell-1 and check its attributes on the
External Cell Attributes tab page.

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Purpose
To delete a 3G external cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
6.14.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to delete 3G External Cell-1.
To delete 3G External Cell-1, do as follows:

Figure 6-74 Choosing Delete 3G External Cell
Step 2 Choose Delete 3G External Cell.

The Delete 3G External Cell dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-75.
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Figure 6-75 Deleting a 3G external cell
Step 3 Select 3G External Cell-1 from the External cell list box and add it to the Cells to be
deleted box.
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6.14.3 Verification
On the Management Tree tab page, check whether 3G External Cell-1 is deleted.

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Maintaining Data
About This Chapter

Section
Description
7.1 Overview of Data

Maintenance Operations
Introduces the data maintenance operations.
7.2 Exporting Network

Parameters
Describes how to export network optimization parameters

of a cell.
7.3 Importing Network

Parameters
Describes how to import network optimization parameters

of a cell.
7.4 Configuring Cell

Parameters in Batches
Describes how to configure cell parameters in batches.
7.5 Backing Up Local Data
Describes how to back up local data.
7.6 Backing Up GBAM Data
Describes how to back up GBAM data.
7.7 Loading and Restoring

GBAM Data
Describes how to restore GBAM data.
7.8 Checking Data

Consistency and
Synchronizing Data
Describes how to check the consistency between the

SMU data and the GBAM data.
7.9 Formatting SMU Files
Describes how to format data files.
7.10 Opening a Local Data

File
Describes how to open a local data file.
7.11 Refreshing LMT Data
Introduces how to refresh the data on the LMT.
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7.1 Overview of Data Maintenance Operations

Data maintenance operations provide an auxiliary method for data configuration. Through
data maintenance operations, you can perform the following in a fast and convenient manner:
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Configuring data
Obtaining data from the GBAM
Verifying the data obtained from the GBAM
7.2 Exporting Network Parameters

Purpose
To export network optimization parameters of a cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
The exported files are saved in *.txt format.
7.2.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to export the frequency data of a cell.
To export network optimization parameters of a cell, do as follows:

Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Export
Network Parameter, as shown in Figure 7-1.
Figure 7-1 Choosing Export Network Parameter
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The Export Network Parameter dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-2.
Figure 7-2 Export Network Parameter dialog box
Step 2 Select Export frequency data of Cell, and then click Next.
The Export Network Parameter dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in
Figure 7-3.
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If you select Export frequency data of Cell or Export adjacent Cells, the internal cells are
displayed in the Object Tree box.
If you select Export 2G external Cells, 2G external cells are displayed in the Object Tree box.
If you select Export 3G external Cells, 3G external cells are displayed in the Object Tree box.
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Figure 7-3 Selecting cells
Step 3 In the Object Tree box, double-click the target cell (for example, Cell1).
The selected cell is displayed in the Selected Object List box.
Before clicking Export, drag the current dialog box and move it to the left upper part of the window, so
that the Save As dialog box (displayed in step 4) will become the active dialog box.
Step 4 Click Export.

A Save As dialog box is displayed.
Step 5 Save the file in the .txt format.
After the file is saved, an Information message box is displayed, indicating that exporting
file is complete.
----End
7.2.3 Verification
Open the saved .txt file using Excel and then check whether all the parameters in a cell are
consistent with those in the LMT software. If they are consistent, the export operation is
successful.

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7.3 Importing Network Parameters

Purpose
To import the network optimization parameters of a cell
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
The imported files to be imported are saved in .txt format.
When the LMT is in communications with the GBAM, the network

optimization parameters are imported into the LMT and then
automatically synchronized to the GBAM. When the LMT is not in
communications with the GBAM, the network optimization parameters
imported into the LMT are inconsistent with those in the GBAM. They
are checked and synchronized to the GBAM after the GBAM is in
communications with the LMT.
7.3.2 Procedure
To import network optimization parameters of a cell, do as follows:
Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Import
Network Parameter, as shown in Figure 7-4.
Figure 7-4 Choosing Import Network Parameter
The Import Network Parameter dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-5.
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Figure 7-5 Import Network Parameter dialog box
Step 2 Select a .txt file to be imported and click Finish.

After the file is imported, an Information dialog box is displayed, indicating that importing
file is complete.
If importing file fails, the detailed information about the errors is displayed. For example, if the name of
a cell is changed, the frequency hopping type of the cell cannot be updated. The row number of the error
is displayed on the message box. You can find the error from the ImportErr_Freq.log file according to
the displayed row number, correct the error, and then save your corrections into the file.
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7.3.3 Verification
Check whether the object data on the Management Tree tab page is consistent with the data
imported into the file.
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If the data is consistent, the import is successful.
If the data is not consistent, the import fails.

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7.4 Configuring Cell Parameters in Batches

Purpose
To configure cell parameters in batches
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
7.4.2 Procedure
To configure cell parameters in batches, do as follows:
Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Configure
Cell Parameters in Batches, as shown in Figure 7-6.
Figure 7-6 Choosing Configure Cell Parameters in Batches
The Configure Cell Parameters in Batches dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-7.
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Figure 7-7 Configure Cell Parameters in Batches dialog box
Step 2 In the Cell View box, double-click the target cell (for example, Cell1 and Cell2).
The selected cell (Cell1 and Cell2) is displayed in the Selected Cells box, as shown in
Figure 7-8.
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Figure 7-8 Selecting the cells to be configured
Step 3 Click Next.

The Configure Cell Parameters in Batches dialog box displays the updated information, as
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Figure 7-9 All Parameters list box
Step 4 In the All Parameters list box, double-click the parameters to be configured.
The selected parameters are displayed in the Selected Parameters list box, as shown in
Figure 7-10.
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Figure 7-10 Selecting the parameters to be configured
Step 5 Click Modify Parameters.

The Modify Parameters of Cells dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-11.
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Figure 7-11 Modify Parameters of Cells dialog box
Step 6 On the Batch Value column, change the values of parameters if necessary, for example,
change the batch value of BQ HO Allowed to No, as shown in Figure 7-12.
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Figure 7-12 Modifying batch values
Step 7 Click Batch Modify.

The BQ HO Allowed parameter of Cell1 and Cell2 is set to No, as shown in Figure 7-13.
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Figure 7-13 Modifying parameters in batches
Step 8 Click OK to return to the Configure Cell Parameters in Batches dialog box.
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7.4.3 Verification
To verify the previous configuration, do as follows:
Step 1 On the Management Tree tab page in the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window,
select Cell1.
The Cell Attributes tab page is displayed.
Step 2 Check whether the cell attributes are consistent with your configuration.
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7.5 Backing Up Local Data

Purpose
To save the existing data on the LMT into the local PC
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
Offline
Remarks
The backup data is saved in .dat format.
7.5.2 Procedure
This operation saves the configuration data generated in offline mode to the local PC. The default save
path is HW LMT\BSC6000V900R001C01\BackupCfgData.
Before backing up local data, ensure that the entire system is configured with at least the
following:
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One GEIUT or one GOIUT in the GMPS or in the GEPS
One GTCS
One GEIUT or one GOIUT in the GTCS
One GEIUA or one GOIUA in the GTCS
One GDSUC in the GTCS
One DSP
One E1 on the A interface
One Ater connection path
One SS7 signaling link
To save the existing data on the LMT into the local PC in offline mode, do as follows:
Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Back Up
> Back Up Local Data, as shown in Figure 7-14.
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Figure 7-14 Backing up local data
The Save as dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 Save the data as a .dat file.
----End
7.5.3 Verification
Refer to section 7.10.3 "Verification."

None.
7.6 Backing Up GBAM Data

Purpose
To back up the data on the GBAM
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
Online
Remarks
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You must type a file name when backing the data on the GBAM.
You can select a desired path for saving the data files.
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7.6.2 Procedure
Backing Up GBAM Data to the Local PC
The data on the GBAM can be backed up in the following three ways:
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The current database files on the GBAM are backed up to the GBAM first, and then uploaded to the
local PC over FTP. The files are saved in \HW LMT\BSC6000V900R001C01\BackupCfgData.
The current database files on the GBAM are backed up to the GBAM itself.
The database files on the GBAM are obtained from the GBAM and then uploaded to the LMT over
FTP.
To back up the data on the GBAM into your local PC, do as follows:
Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Back Up
> Back Up GBAM Data, as shown in Figure 7-15.
Figure 7-15 Choosing Back Up GBAM Data
The Back Up GBAM Data dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-16.
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Figure 7-16 Back Up GBAM Data dialog box
The File Information on GBAM box lists the files on the GBAM. If you select Detail information, the
detailed information about the files on the GBAM is displayed.
Step 2 Select Back up to local.

Step 3 In the Please input the file name text box, type a file name and an extension (for example,
111.dat), as shown in Figure 7-17.
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Figure 7-17 Typing a file name and an extension
Step 4 Click Execute.

An Information dialog box is displayed, indicating the uploading progress. When the
uploading is complete, a success message is displayed.
Step 5 Click OK.
The added file (for example, 111.dat) is saved in the local PC.
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Backing Up GBAM Data to the GBAM

To back up GBAM data to the GBAM itself, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Back Up GBAM Data dialog box, select Back up to GBAM.
Step 2 In the Please input the file name text box, type a file name and an extension (for example,
222.dat), as shown in Figure 7-18.
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Figure 7-18 Typing a file name

An Information dialog box is displayed, indicating that the uploading progress. When the
uploading is complete, a success message is displayed.
Step 4 Click OK.
The added file (for example, 222.dat) is displayed in the File Information on GBAM box, as
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Figure 7-19 Successfully loaded file
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Obtaining Files from the GBAM

To obtain a file from the GBAM, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Back Up GBAM Data dialog box, select a file from the File Information on BAM
box, and then select Obtain the file from GBAM, as shown in Figure 7-16.
The Confirm dialog box is displayed.
Step 3 Click Yes.
An Information dialog box is displayed, indicating that the upload is successful.
Step 4 Click OK.
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Updating the Information About the Files on the GBAM

To update the information about the files on the GBAM, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Back Up GBAM Data dialog box, select Refresh the list of GBAM file.
The information about the files on the GBAM is updated. The information includes the file
name, size, and the date the files are created.
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Deleting GBAM Files

To delete a file from the GBAM, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Back Up GBAM Data dialog box, select a file (for example, 222.dat) from the File
Information on GBAM box, and then select Delete GBAM file, as shown in Figure 7-20.
Figure 7-20 Selecting a GBAM file

An Information dialog box is displayed, indicating that deleting the file is successful.
Step 3 Click OK.
The specified file is deleted. The File Information on GBAM box does not display the
deleted file, as shown in Figure 7-21.
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Figure 7-21 Deleting a GBAM file
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7.6.3 Verification
Refer to section 7.10.3 "Verification."

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7.7 Loading and Restoring GBAM Data

Purpose
To restore GBAM data by loading the files saved in the local PC
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
You have logged in to the LMT in online mode.
Remarks
After the restoration, you must restart the GBAM.
Because the existing GBAM data will be deleted when you restart the
GBAM, Huawei recommends you to back up the GBAM data before
restarting the GBAM.
7.7.2 Procedure
Restoring GBAM Data with a Local File
Huawei recommends you to back up the GBAM data before this operation, because the
existing GBAM data will be overwritten after the restoration.
To restore GBAM data with a local file, do as follows:
Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Load and
Restore, as shown in Figure 7-22.
Figure 7-22 Choosing Load and Restore
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The Load and Restore dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-23.
Figure 7-23 Load and Restore dialog box
Step 2 In the Please select the operation box, select Restore with local file.
Step 3 Select a file from the File On Local box.
A message box is displayed.
Step 5 Click Yes.
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If the restoration is successful, a message box is displayed, asking you to restart the
system.
If the restoration fails, a message box is displayed, indicating the restoration failure.
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Loading a File from a Local PC to the GBAM

To load a file from your local PC to the GBAM, do as follows:
Step 1 In the Please select the operation box, select Load file from local to GBAM.
Step 2 Select a file from the File On Local tab page, as shown in Figure 7-24.
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Figure 7-24 Selecting a file

After the loading is complete, an Information box is displayed, indicating the result.
Step 4 On the File On GBAM tab page, check whether the loaded file is displayed, as shown in
Figure 7-25.
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Figure 7-25 Checking the loaded files
To restore GBAM data, select Restore with GBAM file.
To delete the files on the GBAM, select Delete GBAM file.
To restart the GBAM, select Restart GBAM Normally.
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7.7.3 Verification
Step 1 Back up the restored data to your local PC.
Step 2 Log in to the BSC6000 LMT in offline mode.
Step 3 Open the restored file and then check whether the data is consistent with your configuration.
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If they are consistent, the restoration is successful.
If they are inconsistent, the restoration fails.
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7.8 Checking Data Consistency and Synchronizing Data

Purpose
To check whether the board data on the LMT is consistent with that on the
GBAM.
If the data is inconsistent, synchronize the data.
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
You have logged in to the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal.
Remarks
None.
7.8.2 Procedure
To check the consistency between the CPU data and the GBAM data, do as follows:
Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Check
Data Consistency and Synchronize Data, as shown in Figure 7-26.
Figure 7-26 Choosing Check Data Consistency and Synchronize Data
The Check Data Consistency and Synchronize Data dialog box is displayed, as shown in
Figure 7-27.
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Figure 7-27 Check Data Consistency and Synchronize Data dialog box
Step 2 Select the Subrack No. and Slot No. of the target board.
If you select a GXPUM or GXPUC board, you must select a CPU number, as shown in Figure 7-28.
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Figure 7-28 Selecting a CPU number
If you want to select all the boards, select All in the Operation Object area.
Step 3 In the Operation Type area, select Verify Quickly or Verify Forcedly according to your
actual needs, as shown in Figure 7-28.
If you select Verify Quickly, the system checks whether the time stamp (end time) and the
transaction number of the GBAM data file are consistent with those in the CPU data file. If they are
consistent and the CPU is synchronized, the verification is not performed.
If you select Verify Forcedly, the verification is performed forcibly.

A progress indicator is displayed.
If the consistency check is successful, an Information box is displayed, indicating the success
of the check.
If the consistency check fails, the error information is displayed in the Information box
Step 5 Click OK.

The Check Data Consistency and Synchronize Data dialog box displays the updated
information, as shown in Figure 7-29.
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Figure 7-29 Result of the check
In case of data inconsistency, right-click the CPU whose data is inconsistent with the GBAM data, and
then check the verification result.
Step 6 Click Check.

The files that pass the consistency check are displayed in the Files on GBAM box.
When the data consistency check fails, the Synchronize option is available. You can select Synchronize
and then click Execute. A progress indicator is displayed
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If the synchronization fails, the error information is displayed.
If the synchronization is successful, an Information box is displayed, indicating the success of the
synchronization.
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7.8.3 Verification
The result of the consistency check is saved in the directory
BSC6000V900R001C01\BscObj\BSC name\Unsistent.
7.8.4 .Additional Information

None.
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7.9 Formatting SMU Files

Purpose
To load the existing configuration data to boards
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
Before opening a data file, close all windows and dialog boxes except the
BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window.
7.9.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to format the data of a single board.
To format the existing configuration data of a board, do as follows:

Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Format
SMU File, as shown in Figure 7-30.
Figure 7-30 Choosing Format SMU File
The Format SMU File dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-31.
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Figure 7-31 Format SMU File dialog box
Step 2 In the Please Select the Operation box, select an operation according to your actual
requirement (for example, select Single SMU CPU), and specify the subrack number, slot
number, and CPU number.
For example, select subrack 0, slot 1, and CPU 0, as shown in Figure 7-32.
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Figure 7-32 Setting parameters

The Format SMU File dialog box displays the updated information, as shown in Figure 7-33.
If the formatting fails, error information is displayed.
You cannot perform the formatting operation and other configuration operations at the same time. When
a user is performing a configuration operation (during the period after the user click Finish and before
the configuration data takes effect), error information is displayed if another user is performing the
formatting operation.
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Figure 7-33 Updated information
----End
7.9.3 Verification
None.

None.
7.10 Opening a Local Data File

Purpose
To open a local data file
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
Offline
Remarks
Before opening a local data file, close all windows and dialog boxes
except the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window.
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7.10.2 Procedure
In offline mode, if the version is inconsistent when you open a local data file, the system notifies you to
upgrade files. After the files are upgraded to the version on the LMT, the data files of the new version
will be loaded.
To open a local data file, do as follows:

Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, Choose Configuration > Open
Local Data File, as shown in Figure 7-34.
Figure 7-34 Choosing Open Local Data File
The Confirm message box is displayed.

Step 2 Click Yes.
The Open dialog box is displayed.
Step 3 Select a .dat file and then click Open.
The file opening progress is displayed. When the file is completely open, the dialog box is
updated.
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7.10.3 Verification
To verify whether the opened local file is correct, do as follows:
Step 1 Open the local file.
The BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window is updated.
Step 2 Click different objects in the Management Tree tab page of the window, for example, select
the root node BSC6000.
Step 3 Check the configuration data of the BSC boards in the Site Device Panel tab page, and the
basic data and flux data of the BSC in the BSC Attributes tab page.
If the data displayed in the two tab pages is consistent with that in the opened local file, the
data files are successfully backed up.
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None.
7.11 Refreshing LMT Data

Purpose
To refresh the data on the LMT
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
Offline
Remarks
None
7.11.2 Procedure
To refresh the data on the LMT, do as follows:
Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Refresh
LMT Data, as shown in Figure 7-35.
Figure 7-35 Choosing Refresh LMT Data
Step 2 The LMT data is refreshed.

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7.11.3 Verification
None.

None.
7.12 Browsing Configuration Data

Purpose
To browse and export all the configuration information on the LMT.

Such information includes the configuration information about the BSC,
BTS, cell, TRX, and channel.
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
You can browse different types of configuration information in one

operation.
7.12.2 Procedure
This topic describes how to browse BSC data.
To browse data, do as follows:

Step 1 In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Browse
Configuration Data, as shown in Figure 7-36.
Figure 7-36 Choosing Browse Configuration Data
The Select dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-37.
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Figure 7-37 Selecting data
If you select more than one type of data, all the corresponding data browsing windows are displayed.
Step 2 Select the required data from the All Data area and add it to the Data to be shown area, and
then click OK.
The detailed information about the required data is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-38.
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Figure 7-38 Browsing data
Right-click in the Browse Board Data window, a shortcut menu is displayed. You can perform the
following operations:
z
Select Column: Select the number of the parameters to be displayed.
Export: Export the configuration data. If the LMT client is installed with the EXCEL, the
configuration data can be exported as a .xls file. Otherwise, the configuration data is exported as
a .txt file. You can modify the exported file.
Close All Opened Browse Data Windows: Close all the open browse windows.
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7.12.3 Verification
None.

None.
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7.13 Exporting Equipment Archive Information

Purpose
To export the BSC equipment data and BTS equipment data and save it as
a .xml file for the future check
Mandatory
or Optional
Optional
Prerequisites
None
Remarks
None
7.13.2 Procedure
To export equipment archive information, do as follows:
Step 1 Choose Configuration > Export Equipment Archive Information, as shown in Figure
7-39.
Figure 7-39 Choosing Export Equipment Archive Information
Step 2 Select a save path and name the file to be saved.

Step 3 Click Save.
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The archive information about the BSC and the BTS includes basic equipment information, peer
equipment information, equipment BSC6000V900R001C01, electronic labels of the flash on boards or
sub boards.
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7.13.3 Verification
None.
7.13.4 Additonal Information

None.
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