Generation Principles and Handling Measures of Configuration Conflicts on the 3900

Series Multi-Mode Base Station

Contents
1.1 Purpose.....................................................................................................................................................................6
1. !"er"ie#..................................................................................................................................................................6
1.3 $sage Guide.............................................................................................................................................................6
.1 %lar& 'etection Principle........................................................................................................................................(
. )&pact on the S*ste&...............................................................................................................................................(
.3 %lar& Handling Measure..........................................................................................................................................(
3.1 %lar& 'etection Principle........................................................................................................................................+
3. )&pact on the S*ste&...............................................................................................................................................+
3.3 %lar& Handling Measure..........................................................................................................................................9
3.3. %lar& Suppression,-na.ling Settings................................................................................................................9
3.3.3 -M$ Configuration Para&eter Settings...........................................................................................................10
3.3./ !utput Port Status Settings...............................................................................................................................11
3.3.0 Stand.* %nalog Sensor Configuration.............................................................................................................1
3.3.6 Boolean %lar& 1e"el Configuration................................................................................................................1
3.3.( Po#er S*ste& Controlling Para&eter Settings.................................................................................................1
3.3.+ Batter* Manage&ent Para&eter Settings.........................................................................................................13
3.3.9 Batter* Group 2e&perature Co&pensation Para&eter Settings.......................................................................10
3.3.10 Po#er Module Para&eter Settings.................................................................................................................1(
3.3.11 -n"iron&ent Para&eter Settings....................................................................................................................1+
3.3.1 Stand.* Para&eter Settings............................................................................................................................0
3.3.13 High-2e&perature Shutdo#n Protection Para&eter Settings.........................................................................1
3.3.1/ Batter* Group Capacit* 'etection Para&eter Settings..................................................................................3
3.3.10 3oltage Measure&ent 4eference Settings......................................................................................................3
3.3.16 Po#er 'istri.ution %nalog Cali.ration Coefficient Settings.........................................................................3
3.3.1( %lar& Se"erit* Settings..................................................................................................................................3
3.3.1+ Batter* %uto-2est Para&eter Settings............................................................................................................./
3.3.19 Po#er S*ste& Para&eter Settings................................................................................................................../
3.3.0 Board Speed 4egulation Settings...................................................................................................................0
3.3.1 Speed 4egulation Message 'eli"er*..............................................................................................................0
3.3. High,1o# 2e&perature %lar& 2hreshold Settings.........................................................................................6
3.3.3 Heater Controlling Para&eter Settings...........................................................................................................(
3.3./ 2e&perature Control Para&eter Settings in the 2e&perature Control S*ste&...............................................(
3.3.0 Speed 4egulation Settings..............................................................................................................................+
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3.3.6 Speed 4egulation Message Settings...............................................................................................................9
3.3.( High,1o# 2e&perature %lar& 2hreshold Settings of %ir )nlet......................................................................9
3.3.+ Speed 4egulation Controlling Para&eter Settings.........................................................................................9
3.3.9 -n"iron&ental %lar& Suppression,-na.ling Settings...................................................................................30
3.3.30 Boolean %lar& 1e"el Configuration..............................................................................................................30
/.1 %lar& 'etection Principle......................................................................................................................................3
/. )&pact on the S*ste&.............................................................................................................................................3
/.3 %lar& Handling Measure........................................................................................................................................3
0.1 %lar& 'etection Principle......................................................................................................................................33
0. )&pact on the S*ste&.............................................................................................................................................33
0.3 %lar& Handling Measure........................................................................................................................................33
0.3.1 Configuration Conflict of the 'r* Contact %lar& 1e"els................................................................................3/
0.3. GPS Para&eter Configuration Conflict............................................................................................................30
6.1 %lar& 'etection Principle......................................................................................................................................3(
6. )&pact on the S*ste&.............................................................................................................................................3(
6.3 %lar& Handling Measure........................................................................................................................................3(
6.3. Ca.inet7 Su.rac87 and Slot Configuration )nconsistenc* of the Sa&e Board..................................................3+
6.3.3 Sa&e Ca.inet7 Su.rac87 and Slot Configuration for 'ifferent Boards.............................................................39
(.1 %lar& 'etection Principle....................................................................................................................................../1
(. )&pact on the S*ste&............................................................................................................................................./1
(.3 %lar& Handling Measure......................................................................................................................................../
(.3.1 Condition........................................................................................................................................................../
(.3. Handling Measure Before Soft#are $pgrade................................................................................................../
(.3.3 Handling Measure %fter $pgrade.....................................................................................................................//
+.1 %lar& 'etection Principle....................................................................................................................................../0
+. )&pact on the S*ste&............................................................................................................................................./0
+.3 %lar& Handling Measure......................................................................................................................................../0
9.1 %lar& 'etection Principle....................................................................................................................................../6
9. )&pact on the S*ste&............................................................................................................................................./6
9.3 %lar& Handling Measure......................................................................................................................................../6
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Figures
Parameters of the alarm...................................................................9
Analog alarm/Boolean alarm...........................................................10
LST EMU........................................................................................10
LST BTSE!...................................................................................11
LST BTSE"#ALMP$%T.....................................................................1&
LST BTSAPMUBP............................................................................1'
LST BATTE%(.................................................................................1)
LST BTSAPMUBP............................................................................1)
LST BATTE%(.................................................................................1*
LST BTSAPMUBP............................................................................1+
LST BATTE%(.................................................................................1,
LST BTSB%!...................................................................................1,
LST PSU........................................................................................1-
LST BTSAPMUBP............................................................................19
LST PMU........................................................................................&0
LST BTSE"#ALMP$%T.....................................................................&1
LST ALMP$%T................................................................................&1
LST BTSAPMUBP............................................................................&&
LST .TP%$TECT.............................................................................&&
LST BTSE"#ALMP$%T.....................................................................&'
LST ALMP$%T................................................................................&)
LST BTSAPMUBP............................................................................&*
LST BTS!.EUBP.............................................................................&+
LST TCU.........................................................................................&,
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LST BTS!.EUBP.............................................................................&-
LST BTSFMUABP............................................................................&9
LST BTSE"#ALMP$%T.....................................................................'0
LST ALMP$%T................................................................................'0
LST BTSE"#ALMP$%T.....................................................................'1
LST ALMP$%T................................................................................'1
Alarm a/out the 0onfiguration 0onfli0t of the 1r2 0onta0t.................')
LST BTSE"#ALMP$%T.....................................................................'*
LST ALMP$%T................................................................................'*
LST BTSUSCUBP.............................................................................'+
LST 3PS!ELA(...............................................................................'+
Ca/inet4 su/ra054 an1 slot 0onfiguration in0onsisten02 of the same
/oar1............................................................................................'-
Same 0a/inet4 su/ra054 an1 slot 0onfiguration for 1ifferent /oar1s...'-
Ca/inet4 su/ra054 an1 slot 0onfiguration in0onsisten02 of the same
/oar1............................................................................................'9
Same 0a/inet4 su/ra054 an1 slot 0onfiguration for 1ifferent /oar1s...)0
Configuration 0onfli0t of the 0a/inet t26e........................................)1
Setting loa1ing 0ontrol rights at the UMTS si1e...............................),
Setting loa1ing 0ontrol rights at the 3SM si1e.................................),
7uer2ing the running 8ersion of "o1eB ..........................................)-
7uer2ing the running 8ersion of the 3SM .......................................)-
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Ta/les
Ca/inet t26e 0on8ersion.................................................................)&
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1 $8er8ie9
1.1 Pur6ose
2his docu&ent descri.es the generation principles and handling &easures of the configuration
conflict alar&s in the S4%93.0 and S4%90.0. Currentl*7 the codes 8eep unchanged. :ield
engineers and test engineers7 ho#e"er7 are not fa&iliar #ith the generation principles and
handling &easures of the configuration conflict alar&s. 2herefore7 #hen these alar&s are
generated7 the* tend to as8 de"elop&ent engineers to locate or clear these alar&s. 2his greatl*
reduces the alar& processing efficienc*.
2his docu&ent ai&s to instruct field engineers and test engineers to chec8 #hether the
configuration is incorrect and sol"e pro.le&s i&&ediatel* #hen configuration conflict alar&s
are generated.
1.& $8er8ie9
2his docu&ent pro"ides the generation principles and clearance &easures of se"en t*pes of
conflict alar&s. 2he se"en t*pes of conflict alar&s are as follo#s;

)nter-S*ste& Co&&unication :ailure

)nter-S*ste& Monitoring 'e"ice Para&eter Settings Conflict

)nter-S*ste& 4: $nit Para&eter Settings Conflict

)nter-S*ste& BB$ Board Para&eter Settings Conflict

)nter-S*ste& Board !.<ect Configuration Conflict

)nter-S*ste& Ca.inet Configuration Conflict

)nter-S*ste& Site-1e"el Configuration Conflict

)nter-S*ste& Control 4ights Conflict

1.' Usage 3ui1e
Search for the alar& )' or alar& na&e reported .* the alar& console and o.tain the re=uired
content.
>ou can also search for the na&e of the configuration ite& related to the conflict alar&.
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& Alarm :!; &+&,0
%lar& na&e; )nter-S*ste& Co&&unication :ailure
&.1 Alarm !ete0tion Prin0i6le
)n the case of the &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen co&&unication
.et#een the &ain control .oard of this s*ste& and the &ain control .oard of another &ode
.eco&es a.nor&al.
&.& :m6a0t on the S2stem
2he .ase station cannot perfor& consistenc* chec8 on inter-s*ste& configuration or shield
inter-s*ste& pu.lic alar&s. )n this case7 different s*ste&s report pu.lic alar&s repeatedl*.
&.' Alarm .an1ling Measure
See the handling suggestions for the alar&.
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' Alarm :!; &+&,1
%lar& na&e; )nter-S*ste& Monitoring 'e"ice Para&eter Settings Conflict
'.1 Alarm !ete0tion Prin0i6le
)n the case of the &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the &onitor
de"ice para&eter configured for a s*ste& is inconsistent #ith this para&eter configured for
another s*ste&.
2his alar& is detected and reported .* the SMS soft#are. 2he configuration conflict alar& is
detected onl* #hen the para&eters are sent to the integrated-e=uip&ent .oard .* the SMS
soft#are.
2his alar& is reported onl* in the dual &ode or &ultiple &ode scenarios.
Case:
?hen *ou configure the po#er s*ste& t*pe 5%PM307 %PM1007 %PM007 PS/+907 -PS/+107
or SC/+006 for the PM$ on the BSC7 the configuration is sent onl* to the &ain control
.oard. 2he &ain control .oard does not send the configuration to the PM$. 2herefore7 #hen
different po#er t*pes are configured for the t#o G$ sides7 the G$ does not generate a
conflict alar&.
'.& :m6a0t on the S2stem
?hen the setting of the &onitor de"ice para&eter for a certain s*ste& is incorrect7 the data
sent fro& this side does not ta8e effect7 and an error alar& is generated.
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'.' Alarm .an1ling Measure
2his alar& contains fi"e &a<or para&eters7 na&el*7 Cabinet No.7 Subrack No.7 Slot No.7
Configuration Item7 and Board Type 5as sho#n in 1.16.
Cabinet No.7 Subrack No.7 and Slot No indicate the ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot #here the
fault* .oard is located. Configuration Item indicates the para&eter that causes configuration
conflict. Board Type indicates the t*pe of the fault* .oard. 2he follo#ing part descri.es the
generation principle and handling &easure of the conflict alar& caused .* each configuration
ite&.
Figure 1.1 Para&eters of the alar&
'.'.& Alarm Su66ression/Ena/ling Settings
Condition
)n the case of the &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration ite& is
generated #hen M$ dr* contact alar& ena.ling7 special Boolean alar& ena.ling7 or analog
sensor alar& ena.ling configured for the &ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are
different.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 2o chec8 #hether the configuration conflict of dr* contact alar& ena.ling occurs7 chec8
#hether the port configurations of the -M$ dr* contacts for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e. )f
the port configurations are the sa&e7 go to step . )f the port configurations are different7
&odif* the configurations to ensure that the port configurations of the -M$ dr* contacts for
the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e.
2o "ie# the dr* contact configuration at the GSM side7 run !ST BTS"N#$!%&'T.
2o "ie# the dr* contact configuration at the $M2S side7 run !ST $!%&'T.
2o change the dr* contact configuration at the GSM side7 run S"T BTS"N#$!%&'T.
2o change the dr* contact configuration at the $M2S side7 run S"T $!%&'T.
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Ste6 & Chec8 #hether the configuration conflict of special Boolean alar& ena.ling occurs. )f *es7
&odif* the configuration of one side to ensure that the special Boolean alar& ena.ling
configurations of the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e.
2o "ie# the configuration of the special Boolean alar& and analog sensor at the GSM side7
run !ST BTS(")B%.
Figure 1.1 %nalog alar&,Boolean alar&
2o "ie# the configuration of the special Boolean alar& at the $M2S side7 run !ST ").
Figure 1.* 1S2 -M$
2o set the configuration of the special Boolean alar& at the $M2S side7 run &( ").
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the alar& is cleared. )f not7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice center.
'.'.' EMU Configuration Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&odes or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen
the -M$ te&perature7 hu&idit*7 and lo#er and upper thresholds 5alar& lo#er and upper
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thresholds of -/+ 37 @/ 37 te&perature sensor7 hu&idit* sensor7 eAternal analog sensor6
configured for &ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are different.
!nl* the lo#er and upper thresholds of the te&perature sensor and hu&idit* sensor can .e configured on
the &aintenance console7 and other para&eters are not configura.le. 2herefore7 #hen the alar& of this
configuration ite& is generated7 *ou onl* need to chec8 #hether the lo#er and upper thresholds of the
te&perature sensor and hu&idit* sensor configured for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the lo#er and upper thresholds of the te&perature sensor and hu&idit* sensor at the
GSM side.
2o "ie# the lo#er and upper thresholds of the te&perature sensor and hu&idit* sensor at the
GSM side7 run !ST BTS"+(.
2o &odif* the lo#er and upper thresholds of the te&perature sensor and hu&idit* sensor at
the GSM side7 run S"T BTS"+(.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S-B'
Ste6 & 3ie# the lo#er and upper thresholds of the te&perature sensor and hu&idit* sensor at the
$M2S side.
2o "ie# the lo#er and upper thresholds of the te&perature sensor and hu&idit* sensor at the
$M2S side7 run !ST ")TH!IIT.
2o &odif* the lo#er and upper thresholds of the te&perature sensor and hu&idit* sensor at
the $M2S side7 run S"T ")TH!IIT.
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of the preceding para&eters at the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e. )f
the settings are different7 &odif* the settings to ensure that the settings of the preceding
para&eters for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e. )f the settings of the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e
.ut the alar& still eAists7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice center.
'.'.) $ut6ut Port Status Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the -M$ output port status configured for the &ain control .oards of
different s*ste&s is different.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 Chec8 #hether the rela* para&eter settings for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e. )f not7 &odif*
the settings to ensure that the rela* para&eter settings for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e. )f
*es7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice center.
2o "ie# the rela* para&eter setting at the GSM side7 run !ST BTS&)T%)T.
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2o "ie# the rela* para&eter setting at the $M2S side7 run !ST &)T%&'T.
2o &odif* the rela* para&eter setting at the GSM side7 run S"T BTS&)T%)T.
2o &odif* the rela* para&eter setting at the $M2S side7 run S"T &)T%&'T.
'.'.* Stan1/2 Analog Sensor Configuration
Currentl*7 the GSM does not support the rele"ant co&&and. 2herefore7 the conflict alar& of
this configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.+ Boolean Alarm Le8el Configuration
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the -M$ &ain control point alar& le"el and special Boolean alar&
le"el configured for the &ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are different.
!nl* the dr* contact alar& le"el can .e &odified on the &aintenance console. ?hen this alar& is
generated7 *ou onl* need to chec8 #hether the dr* contact alar& le"el configured for the t#o G$ sides
is the sa&e.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 2o chec8 #hether the configuration conflict of the dr* contact alar& le"el occurs7 chec8
#hether the configurations of the -M$ dr* contact alar& le"el for the t#o G$ sides are the
sa&e. )f not7 &odif* the configurations to ensure that the configurations for the t#o G$ sides
are the sa&e. )f *es7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice center.
2o "ie# the dr* contact configuration at the GSM side7 run !ST BTS"N#$!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S-93%1MP!42
2o "ie# the dr* contact configuration at the $M2S side7 run !ST $!%&'T.
2o change the dr* contact configuration at the GSM side7 run S"T BTS"N#$!%&'T.
2o change the dr* contact configuration at the $M2S side7 run S"T $!%&'T.
'.'., Po9er S2stem Controlling Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the settings of the PM$ po#er s*ste& controlling para&eter for the
&ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are different.
Handling easure
Currentl*7 the GSM does not send this para&eter. 2herefore7 the alar& of this configuration
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ite& #ill not .e reported to the &aintenance console.
'.'.- Batter2 Management Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the settings of the PM$ .atter* &anage&ent para&eter for the &ain
control .oards of different s*ste&s are different. 2his alar& is generated onl* #hen the
&aintenance console is configured #ith the .atter*.
2o chec8 #hether the .atter* is configured at the GSM side7 run !ST BTS$%)B% 5the
infor&ation in red circle in the follo#ing figure indicates that a .atter* .oA is configured6.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S%PM$BP
2o chec8 #hether the .atter* is configured at the $M2S side7 run !ST B$TT"',.
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Figure 1.* 1S2 B%22-4>
Handling easure
Ste6 & Chec8 #hether the settings of the charge current coefficient for the t#o G$ sides are the
sa&e.
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the configurations of the .atter* capacit* for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e.
Ste6 ) Chec8 #hether the configurations of the .atter*Cs scheduled .oost charging ti&e for the t#o
G$ sides are the sa&e. )n the S4%93.07 the .oost charging ti&e cannot .e set at the GSM
side7 and the code is hard-coded to -.. 2herefore7 the .oost charging ti&e at the $M2S side
&ust .e 60 da*s.
1.1 sho#s the charge current coefficient and .atter* capacit* at the GSM side.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S%PM$BP
1. sho#s the charge current coefficient and .atter* capacit* at the $M2S side.
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Figure 1.* 1S2 B%22-4>
'.'.9 Batter2 3rou6 Tem6erature Com6ensation
Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the settings of the PM$ .atter* group co&pensation para&eter for the
&ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are different.
2he para&eters in the configuration ite& that &a* cause configuration conflict include )pper
$ssembled Battery 1 Temp easure7 !o/er $ssembled Battery1 T"% easure7
Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old7 Temperature $larm !o/er T0res0old7 )pper
$ssembled Battery * Temp easure7 !o/er $ssembled Battery * T"% easure7
Temperature Compensation Coefficient7 and Temperature Basis for Compensation.
)n "ersions later than S4%93.07 onl* the Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old and
Temperature $larm !o/er T0res0old can .e configured.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old and Temperature $larm !o/er
T0res0old at the GSM side.
2o "ie# the Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old and Temperature $larm !o/er
T0res0old at the GSM side7 run !ST BTS$%)B%.
2o set the Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old and Temperature $larm !o/er
T0res0old at the GSM side7 run S"T BTS$%)B%.
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Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S%PM$BP
Ste6 & 3ie# the Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old and Temperature $larm !o/er
T0res0old at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old and Temperature $larm !o/er
T0res0old at the $M2S side7 run !ST B$TT"',.
2o set the Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old and Temperature $larm !o/er
T0res0old at the $M2S side7 run S"T B$TT"',.
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Figure 1.1 1S2 B%22-4>
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of Temperature $larm )pper T0res0old and Temperature
$larm !o/er T0res0old for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e .* co&parison. )f not7 &odif*
the settings to ensure that the settings are the sa&e. )f *es7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice
center.
'.'.10 Po9er Mo1ule Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the PS$ =uantities configured for &ain control .oards of different
s*ste&s are different.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 Chec8 #hether the PS$ =uantities configured at the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e.
2o "ie# the PS$ =uantit* at the GSM side7 run !ST BTSB'(.
2he infor&ation sho#n in 1.1 indicates that one PS$ .oard is configured at the GSM side.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2SB4'
2o "ie# the PS$ =uantit* at the $M2S side7 run !ST %S).
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Figure 1.* 1S2 PS$
2o add a PS$ .oard at the GSM side7 run $(( BTSB'(.
2o add a PS$ .oard at the $M2S side7 run $(( %S).
'.'.11 En8ironment Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the settings of the PM$ en"iron&ental para&eters for &ain control
.oards of different s*ste&s are different.
2he en"iron&ental para&eters that are sent to the PM$ include )pper "N# T"% $larm7
!o/er "N# T"% $larm7 )pper T0res0old of Humidity $larm7 and !o/er T0res0old
of Humidity $larm. 2he para&eters also include the en"iron&ental te&perature
&easure&ent lo#er and upper thresholds and en"iron&ental hu&idit* &easure&ent lo#er
and upper thresholds.
%t the GSM side7 onl* the )pper "N# T"% $larm7 !o/er "N# T"% $larm7 )pper
T0res0old of Humidity $larm7 and !o/er T0res0old of Humidity $larm can .e
configured. 2he other para&eters are hard-coded. 2herefore7 #hen &anuall* setting
para&eters at the $M2S side7 *ou can onl* &odif* settings of )pper "N# T"% $larm7
!o/er "N# T"% $larm7 )pper T0res0old of Humidity $larm7 and !o/er T0res0old
of Humidity $larm. )f *ou &odif* the other para&eters7 a conflict alar& &a* result.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 2o "ie# )pper "N# T"% $larm7 !o/er "N# T"% $larm7 )pper T0res0old of
Humidity $larm7 and !o/er T0res0old of Humidity $larm at the GSM side7 run !ST
BTS$%)B%.
2o &odif* )pper "N# T"% $larm7 !o/er "N# T"% $larm7 )pper T0res0old of
Humidity $larm7 and !o/er T0res0old of Humidity $larm at the GSM side7 run S"T
BTS$%)B%.
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Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S%PM$BP
Ste6 & 2o "ie# )pper "N# T"% $larm7 !o/er "N# T"% $larm7 )pper T0res0old of
Humidity $larm7 and !o/er T0res0old of Humidity $larm at the $M2S side7 run !ST
%).
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Figure 1.1 1S2 PM$
2o &odif* )pper "N# T"% $larm7 !o/er "N# T"% $larm7 )pper T0res0old of
Humidity $larm7 and !o/er T0res0old of Humidity $larm7 *ou can onl* delete the PM$
.* running '# %) and then add the PM$ .* running $(( %). ?hen entering
infor&ation a.out the PM$7 *ou can &odif* the default en"iron&ental te&perature and
hu&idit* alar& lo#er and upper thresholds.
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of the para&eters for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e .*
co&parison. )f not7 &odif* the settings to ensure that the settings of the para&eters for the t#o
G$ sides are the sa&e. )f *es7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice center.
'.'.1& Stan1/2 Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the configurations of the PM$ dr* contact alar& le"el for &ain
control .oards of different s*ste&s are different.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side.
2o "ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run !ST
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BTS"N#$!%&'T.
2o set the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run S"T
BTS"N#$!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S-93%1MP!42
Ste6 & 3ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run !ST $!%&'T.
2o set the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run S"T $!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 %1MP!42
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of the dr* contact alar& le"els for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e
.* co&parison. )f not7 &odif* the setting to ensure that the dr* contact alar& le"els for the
t#o G$ sides are the sa&e. )f *es7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice center.
'.'.1' .igh<Tem6erature Shut1o9n Prote0tion
Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the settings of the PM$ high-te&perature shutdo#n protection
para&eters for &ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are different.
2he high-te&perature shutdo#n protection para&eters that are sent to the PM$ include Hig0
Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature7 and also load po#er off and load
te&perature.
!nl* Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature can .e configured on the
&aintenance console. 2herefore7 #hen chec8ing #hether a configuration conflict occurs7 *ou
need to chec8 #hether the "alues of onl* Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n
Temperature for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e.
Handling easure
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Ste6 1 3ie# Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature at the GSM side.
2o "ie# Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature at the GSM side7 run
!ST BTS$%)B%.
2o &odif* Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature at the GSM side7 run
S"T BTS$%)B%.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S%PM$BP
Ste6 & 3ie# Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature at the $M2S side7 run
!ST HT%'&T"CT.
2o &odif* Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature at the $M2S side7 run
S"T HT%'&T"CT.
Figure 1.1 1S2 H2P4!2-C2
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature for
the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e .* co&parison. )f not7 &odif* the setting to ensure that the
settings of Hig0 Temp !oad %o/er &ff and S0utdo/n Temperature for the t#o G$ sides
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are the sa&e. )f *es7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice center.
'.'.1) Batter2 3rou6 Ca6a0it2 !ete0tion Parameter
Settings
Currentl*7 this configuration ite& is not supported. 2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this
configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.1* #oltage Measurement %eferen0e Settings
Currentl*7 this configuration ite& is not supported. 2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this
configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.1+ Po9er !istri/ution Analog Cali/ration
Coeffi0ient Settings
Currentl*7 this configuration ite& is not supported. 2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this
configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.1, Alarm Se8erit2 Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the settings of the PM$ dr* contact alar& ena.ling 5it refers to
#hether the port is ena.led rather than the setting of high and lo# le"els6 for &ain control
.oards of different s*ste&s are different.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the port configuration of the dr* contact at the GSM side 5#hether the port is ena.led6.
2o "ie# the port configuration of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run !ST
BTS"N#$!%&'T.
2o set the port configuration of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run S"T
BTS"N#$!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S-93%1MP!42
Ste6 & 3ie# the port configuration of the dr* contact at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the port configuration of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run !ST $!%&'T.
2o set the port configuration of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run S"T $!%&'T.
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Figure 1.1 1S2 %1MP!42
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the port configurations of the dr* contacts for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e
.* co&parison. )f not7 &odif* the configurations to ensure that the port configurations of the
dr* contacts for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e. )f *es7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice
center.
'.'.1- Batter2 Auto<Test Parameter Settings
Currentl*7 this configuration ite& is not supported. 2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this
configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.19 Po9er S2stem Parameter Settings
Condition
)n the case of dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration ite&
is generated #hen the settings of the PM$ po#er s*ste& para&eters for &ain control .oards
of different s*ste&s are different.
2he po#er s*ste& para&eters that are sent to the PM$ include Boost1C0arging #oltage7
Float1C0arging #oltage7 !oad S0utdo/n Flag7 !o/ #oltage S0utdo/n Flag7 !oad
S0utdo/n #oltage7 S0utdo/n #oltage7 !o/ Temperature2 Start!oad%o/er1off $llo/ed
State7 !o/ Temperature Start !oad %o/er &ff Temp.7 $C #oltage )pper T0res0old7 $C
#oltage !o/er T0res0old7 (C #oltage )pper T0res0old7 and (C #oltage !o/er
T0res0old.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the po#er s*ste& para&eters sent fro& the GSM side.
2o "ie# the po#er s*ste& para&eters sent fro& the GSM side7 run !ST BTS$%)B%.
2o &odif* the po#er s*ste& para&eters sent fro& the GSM side7 run S"T BTS$%)B%.
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Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S%PM$BP
Ste6 & 3ie# the po#er s*ste& para&eters sent fro& the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the .oost-charging "oltage and float-charging "oltage7 run !ST BCFC#&!T$3".
2o &odif* the .oost-charging "oltage and float-charging "oltage7 run S"T
BCFC#&!T$3".
2o "ie# the PM$ po#er-off para&eter setting7 run !ST S(%$.
2o &odif* the PM$ po#er-off para&eter setting7 run S"T S(%$.
2o "ie# the PM$ 'C,%C alar& threshold7 run !ST $C(C#!IIT.
2o &odif* the PM$ 'C,%C alar& threshold7 run S"T $C(C#!IIT.
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of the para&eters for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e .*
co&parison.
'.'.&0 Boar1 S6ee1 %egulation Settings
Currentl*7 the co&&and #ord for i&ple&enting the configuration ite& is una"aila.le.
2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.&1 S6ee1 %egulation Message !eli8er2
Currentl*7 the co&&and #ord for i&ple&enting the configuration ite& is una"aila.le.
2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
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'.'.&& .igh/Lo9 Tem6erature Alarm Threshol1
Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the
configurations of the 2C$ high,lo# te&perature alar& threshold for &ain control .oards of
different s*ste&s are different.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the high and lo# te&perature alar& thresholds at the GSM side.
2o "ie# the high and lo# te&perature alar& thresholds at the GSM side7 run !ST
BTS(H")B%.
2o &odif* the high and lo# te&perature alar& thresholds at the GSM side7 run S"T
BTS(H")B%.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S'H-$BP
Ste6 & 3ie# the high and lo# te&perature alar& thresholds at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the high and lo# te&perature alar& thresholds at the $M2S side7 run !ST TC).
2o &odif* the high and lo# te&perature alar& thresholds at the $M2S side7 run &( TC).
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Figure 1.1 1S2 2C$
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of the high and lo# te&perature alar& thresholds for the t#o G$
sides are the sa&e.
'.'.&' .eater Controlling Parameter Settings
)n "ersions later than S4%93.07 the $M2S does not send this para&eter. 2herefore7 the
conflict alar& of this configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.&) Tem6erature Control Parameter Settings in
the Tem6erature Control S2stem
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 the alar& of this configuration
ite& is generated #hen the settings of the te&perature control para&eters in the 2C$
te&perature control s*ste& for &ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are different.
2he te&perature control para&eters in the te&perature control s*ste& include !o/
Temperature Critical %oint7 Hig0 Temperature Critical %oint7 Tout !imit7 (ead Band7
Normal Temperature (elta Tin7 Normal Temperature (elta Tout7 and Hig0 Temperature
(elta Tout.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the settings of the te&perature control para&eters in the te&perature control s*ste& at
the GSM side.
2o "ie# the settings of the te&perature control para&eters in the te&perature control s*ste&
at the GSM side7 run !ST BTS(H")B%.
2o &odif* the settings of the te&perature control para&eters in the te&perature control
s*ste& at the GSM side7 run S"T BTS(H")B%.
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Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S'H-$BP
Ste6 & 3ie# the settings of the te&perature control para&eters in the te&perature control s*ste& at
the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the settings of the te&perature control para&eters in the te&perature control s*ste&
at the $M2S side7 run !ST HTC(%$.
2o &odif* the settings of the te&perature control para&eters in the te&perature control
s*ste& at the $M2S side7 run &( HTC(%$.
'.'.&* S6ee1 %egulation Settings
Condition
)n the case of dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the
settings of the :M$ speed regulation &odes for &ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are
different.
2he GSM sends t#o speed regulation &odes7 na&el*7 &ain control .oard speed regulation
and te&perature control speed regulation. 2he $M2S sends onl* one speed regulation &ode7
&ain control. )f a conflict alar& is generated7 it indicates that the GSM sends the te&perature
control &ode.
2he GSM sends the te&perature control &ode in the follo#ing scenarios;

)n the .oard para&eters sent .* the BSC7 Smart Temperature Control is set to
(isabled.

2he lin8s of all 24B .oards &anaged .* the :M$ are .ro8en.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 Chec8 #hether the setting of Smart Temperature Control in the .oard para&eters sent .*
the BSC. )f it is set to (isabled7 change the "alue to -na.led. )f it is set to "nabled7 go to
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step .
2o "ie# the settings of the s&art te&perature control para&eter at the GSM side7 run !ST
BTSF)$B%.
2o set the s&art te&perature control para&eter at the $M2S side7 run S"T BTSF)$B%.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S:M$%BP
Ste6 & Chec8 #hether the lin8s of all 24B .oards &anaged .* the :M$ are .ro8en. )f *es7 process
the 24B co&&unication alar& first. )f not7 contact Hua#ei custo&er ser"ice center.
?hen the follo#ing conditions are &et7 it indicates that the :M$ &anages this 24B .oard.
:or the non-39001 large ca.inet7 chec8 #hether the :M$ and 4:$ are in the sa&e ca.inet. )f
the :M$ and 4:$ are in the sa&e ca.inet7 the :M$ &anages the 24B .oard.
:or the 39001 large ca.inet7 *ou also need to chec8 the su.rac8 9o. 2he :M$ in su.rac8 11
can &anage onl* the 24B .oard of su.rac8 /7 and the :M$ in su.rac8 1 can &anage onl*
the 24B .oard of su.rac8 0.
'.'.&+ S6ee1 %egulation Message Settings
2he rele"ant co&&and #ord is not chec8ed according to confir&ation of the SMS soft#are
engineers. 2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.&, .igh/Lo9 Tem6erature Alarm Threshol1
Settings of Air :nlet
Currentl*7 the co&&and #ord for i&ple&enting the configuration ite& is una"aila.le.
2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
'.'.&- S6ee1 %egulation Controlling Parameter
Settings
Currentl*7 the co&&and #ord for i&ple&enting the configuration ite& is una"aila.le.
2herefore7 the conflict alar& of this configuration ite& #ill not .e generated.
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'.'.&9 En8ironmental Alarm Su66ression/Ena/ling
Settings
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the
settings of :M$ dr* contact alar& ena.ling for &ain control .oards of different s*ste&s are
different.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the configuration of the dr* contact at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run !ST
BTS"N#$!%&'T.
2o set the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run S"T
BTS"N#$!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S-93%1MP!42
Ste6 & 3ie# the configuration of the dr* contact at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run !ST $!%&'T.
2o set the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run S"T $!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 %1MP!42
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact for the t#o G$ sides
are the sa&e .* co&parison.
'.'.'0 Boolean Alarm Le8el Configuration
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode or &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the
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configurations of the :M$ dr* contact alar& le"el for &ain control .oards of different
s*ste&s are different.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 3ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side.
2o "ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact7 run !ST BTS"N#$!%&'T.
2o set the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run S"T
BTS"N#$!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S-93%1MP!42
Ste6 & 3ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run !ST $!%&'T.
2o set the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run S"T $!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 %1MP!42
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the settings of the high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact for the t#o G$ sides
are the sa&e .* co&parison.
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) Alarm :!; &+&,&
%lar& na&e; )nter-S*ste& 4: $nit Para&eter Settings Conflict
).1 Alarm !ete0tion Prin0i6le
)n the case of &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the #or8ing
standards or other para&eter settings of the sa&e 4: unit are different for different s*ste&s.
).& :m6a0t on the S2stem
)f the #or8ing s*ste&s of the 4: unit for different s*ste&s are different7 soft#are
&anage&ent of the 4: unit is affected7 #hich &a* affect ser"ices.
)f other para&eter settings of the 4: unit for different s*ste&s are different7 data sent fro&
this side cannot ta8e effect.
).' Alarm .an1ling Measure
Ste6 1 )f the #or8ing s*ste&s of the 4: unit for the t#o G$ sides are different7 for eAa&ple7 G! for
the GSM side and $! for the $M2S side7 change .oth the #or8ing s*ste&s to G$.
Ste6 & )f other para&eter settings of the 4: unit for different s*ste&s are different7 sol"e the pro.le&
using the rele"ant tool.
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* Alarm :!; &+&,'
%lar& na&e; )nter-S*ste& BB$ Board Para&eter Settings Conflict
*.1 Alarm !ete0tion Prin0i6le
)n the case of the &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the para&eter
settings of .oards in the sa&e BB$ are different.
2his alar& is generated #hen an* of the follo#ing conditions is &et;

2he dr* contact alar& le"els of the sa&e port configured for different s*ste&s conflict.

2he rele"ant GPS para&eters configured for the 9- of this s*ste& are inconsistent #ith
the GPS para&eters configured for the 9- of another s*ste&.
*.& :m6a0t on the S2stem
)f the dr* contact configurations of the P-$,-)$ for different s*ste&s conflict7 an error alar&
is generated at the side #ith incorrect configuration.
)f the GPS para&eter settings of the $SC$ for different s*ste&s conflict7 data sent fro& this
side cannot ta8e effect.
*.' Alarm .an1ling Measure
2his alar& contains fi"e &a<or para&eters7 na&el*7 Cabinet No.7 Subrack No.7 Slot No.7
Configuration Item7 and Board Type.
Cabinet No.7 Subrack No.7 and Slot No indicate the ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot #here the
fault* .oard is located. Configuration Item indicates the para&eter that causes configuration
conflict. Board Type indicates the t*pe of the fault* .oard. 2his alar& in"ol"es t#o t*pes of
configuration ite&7 na&el*7 configuration conflict of the dr* contact alar& le"els and
configuration conflict of GPS para&eter configuration conflict. 2he follo#ing sections
descri.es the generation principles and handling &easures of the alar&s of the t#o t*pes of
configuration ite&.
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*.'.1 Configuration Confli0t of the !r2 Conta0t Alarm
Le8els
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode configuration7 the SMS soft#are reports the alar& indicating the
configuration conflict of the dr* contact alar& le"els after detecting that the dr* contact of the
$P-$ .oard in slot 1+ or 19 is configured #ith different high and lo# le"els at the t#o G$
sides.
2his alar& is generated #hen .oth the follo#ing conditions are &et;

2he sa&e port is ena.led at the t#o G$ sides.

'ifferent high and lo# le"els are set for the sa&e port at the t#o G$ sides.
!nl* the dr* contact configuration of the $P-$ in slot 1+ or 19 is detected in this alar&.
Figure 1.1 %lar& a.out the configuration conflict of the dr* contact
Handling easure
Ste6 & 3ie# the alar& high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side.
2o "ie# the alar& high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run !ST
BTS"N#$!%&'T.
2o set the alar& high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the GSM side7 run S"T
BTS"N#$!%&'T.
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Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S-93%1MP!42
Ste6 ' 3ie# the alar& high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side. 2he port is ena.led
and the configuration conflict is detected onl* #hen 4ork ode is C)ST& in 1.1.
2o "ie# the alar& high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run !ST
$!%&'T.
2o set the alar& high and lo# le"els of the dr* contact at the $M2S side7 run S"T
$!%&'T.
Figure 1.1 1S2 %1MP!42
Ste6 ) Co&pare the configurations of the t#o G$ side to chec8 #hether the alar& le"els of the port
a.out #hich an alar& is reported are different for the t#o G$ sides. )f the alar& le"els of the
port are different for the t#o G$ sides7 &odif* the high and lo# le"els of the GSM side or
$M2S side. )f the alar& le"els of the port are the sa&e for the t#o G$ sides7 contact Hua#ei
custo&er ser"ice center.
*.'.& 3PS Parameter Configuration Confli0t
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode configuration7 the proA* &odule reports the alar& indicating the
configuration conflict of GPS para&eter settings after detecting that the settings of the $SC$
antenna &as8 angle7 antenna dela*7 and ti&e Done are different fro the t#o G$ sides.
Currently2 t0e settings of t0e antenna angle and time 5one are not supported. T0erefore2 t0ese t/o
parameters do not cause t0e configuration conflict alarm.
Handling easure
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Ste6 1 3ie# the antenna dela* configured for the GSM side.
2o "ie# the antenna dela* at the GSM side7 run !ST BTS)SC)B%.
2o set the antenna dela* at the GSM side7 run S"T BTS)SC)B%.
)n the output of !ST BTS)SC)B% sho#n in 1.17 3%S $ntenna (elay is Null. )t indicates that the
BSC does not send this para&eter. )n this case7 the GPS antenna dela* sent to the $SC$ is 0.
Figure 1.1 1S2 B2S$SC$BP
Ste6 & 3ie# the antenna dela* at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the antenna dela* at $M2S side7 run !ST 3%S("!$,.
2o set the antenna dela* at the $M2S side7 run S"T 3%S("!$,.
Figure 1.1 1S2 GPS'-1%>
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the antenna dela* settings for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e. )f not7 &odif*
the settings to ensure that the antenna dela* settings for the t#o G$ sides are the sa&e.
&utstanding (efects
)n "ersions earlier than 31004009C00SPC0(B(+67 the alar& of this configuration ite&
cannot .e reported nor&all* due to pro.le&s of code processing and alar& resource file. )f
the test related to this alar& is re=uired7 upgrade the .ase station to
31004009C00SPC0(B(+6 or later "ersions.
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+ Alarm :!; &+&,)
%lar& na&e; )nter-S*ste& Board !.<ect Configuration Conflict
+.1 Alarm !ete0tion Prin0i6le
)n the case of the &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the sa&e
ph*sical .oard is configured #ith different ca.inets7 su.rac8s7 and slots for different s*ste&s
or different ph*sical .oards are configured #ith the sa&e ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot for
different s*ste&s.
2his alar& is generated #hen an* of the follo#ing conditions is &et;

)n the dual-&ode .ase station7 the sa&e ph*sical .oard is configured #ith different
ca.inets7 su.rac8s7 and slots for different s*ste&s.

)n the dual-&ode .ase station7 different ph*sical .oards are configured #ith the sa&e
ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot for different s*ste&s.
+.& :m6a0t on the S2stem
2he .oard cannot .e configured or &aintained as a pu.lic .oard7 #hich causes in"entor*
infor&ation error. %s .oard of the 4: unit7 the .oard cannot update soft#are auto&aticall*
during soft#are upgrade7 #hich causes ser"ice interruption.
+.' Alarm .an1ling Measure
2his alar& contains eight &a<or para&eters7 na&el*7 Cabinet No.7 Subrack No.7 Slot No.7
Board Type7 %eer Cabinet No.7 %eer Subrack No.7 %eer Slot No.7 and Specific %roblem7 as
sho#n in the 1.1. Specific %roblems indicates #hether the alar& is caused .* ca.inet7
su.rac87 and slot configuration inconsistenc* of the sa&e .oard or sa&e ca.inet7 su.rac87 and
slot configuration for different .oards.
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Figure 1.1 Ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot configuration inconsistenc* of the sa&e .oard
Figure 1.* Sa&e ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot configuration for different .oards
+.'.& Ca/inet4 Su/ra054 an1 Slot Configuration
:n0onsisten02 of the Same Boar1
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode configuration7 the 4B MM &odule reports this alar& after
detecting that the sa&e ph*sical .oard is configured #ith different ca.inets7 su.rac8s7 and
slots for the t#o G$ sides.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 Modif* the ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot configuration of the .oard at the t#o G$ sides .ased on
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location infor&ation in the alar&. :or eAa&ple7 for the alar& sho#n in 1.17 *ou can change
the ca.inet 9o7 su.rac8 9o.7 and slot 9o. of the local PM$ .oard to 17 (7 and 0 respecti"el*7
or change the ca.inet 9o7 su.rac8 9o.7 and slot 9o. of the peer PM$ .oard to 07 (7 and 0
respecti"el*.
Figure 1.1 Ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot configuration inconsistenc* of the sa&e .oard
Ste6 & Chec8 #hether the alar& is cleared after &odification. )f the alar& persists7 contact Hua#ei
custo&er ser"ice center.
+.'.' Same Ca/inet4 Su/ra054 an1 Slot Configuration
for !ifferent Boar1s
Condition
)n the case of the dual-&ode configuration7 the 4B MM &odule reports this alar& after
detecting that different ph*sical .oards are configured #ith the sa&e ca.inet7 su.rac87 and
slot for the t#o G$ sides.
2he s*ste& chec8s #hether t#o 24B .oards are the sa&e ph*sical .oard .ased on the
actuall* scanned topolog* structure. )f the CP4) port nu&.er and topolog* le"el of the 24B
.oard scanned at one G$ side is the sa&e as those scanned at the other side7 the t#o 24B
.oards are the sa&e ph*sical .oard.
Chec8 #hether t#o integrated-e=uip&ent .oards are the sa&e ph*sical .oard .ased on the
port nu&.er and address configuration on the &aintenance console. )f the port nu&.ers and
addresses of the t#o .oards are the sa&e7 the t#o .oards are the sa&e ph*sical .oard.
Handling easure
Ste6 1 )f a configuration conflict of 24B .oards occurs7 it indicates that different .oards are
configured #ith the sa&e ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot .ased on location infor&ation in the
alar&. )n this case7 *ou need to &odif* the ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot configuration of the
24B .oard at the GSM side or $M2S side to ensure that different 24B .oards are configured
#ith different ca.inets7 su.rac8s7 and slots.
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Figure 1.1 Sa&e ca.inet7 su.rac87 and slot configuration for different .oards
Ste6 & )f a configuration conflict of integrated-e=uip&ent .oard occurs7 it indicates that the serial
port nu&.ers and addresses of the integrated-e=uip&ent .oard in the sa&e ca.inet7 su.rac87
and slot are different for the t#o G$ sides. )n this case7 *ou need to change the serial port or
address of the .oard at the GSM side or $M2S side to the actual serial port nu&.er or
address.
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the alar& is cleared after &odification. )f the alar& persists7 contact Hua#ei
custo&er ser"ice center.
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, Alarm :!; &+&,*
%lar& na&e; )nter-S*ste& Ca.inet Configuration Conflict
,.1 Alarm !ete0tion Prin0i6le
)n the case of a &ultiple-&ode .ase station7 this alar& is generated #hen the ca.inet t*pe of a
s*ste& is inconsistent #ith the ca.inet t*pe of another s*ste&.
Figure 1.1 Configuration conflict of the ca.inet t*pe
,.& :m6a0t on the S2stem
)f an inter-s*ste& ca.inet t*pe configuration conflict occurs7 the ca.inet configuration and
&aintenance and ca.inet in"entor* infor&ation record are affected.
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,.' Alarm .an1ling Measure
2his alar& contains t#o &a<or para&eters7 na&el*7 ca.inet 9o. and configuration ite&.
,.'.1 Con1ition
)n the dual-&ode scenario7 the 4B MM &odule reports this alar& after detecting that the sa&e
ca.inet is configured #ith different ca.inet t*pes in the t#o s*ste&s.
,.'.& .an1ling Measure Before Soft9are U6gra1e
Sol"e the pro.le&s .ased on the 3900 Series Multi-Mode Base Station V100R002C00SPCxxx
Upgrade Guide (SingleR!2"0 to SingleR!3"0# M2000-Based$.
%fter the .ase station is upgraded fro& Single4%9.0 to Single4%93.07 the ca.inet t*pe is
auto&aticall* changed .ased on the configuration of Single4%9.0. )f the ca.inet t*pe
configurations of the GSM and $M2S are inconsistent in Single4%9.07 an alar& is reported
after Single4%9.0 is upgraded to Single4%93.0. >ou are ad"ised to chec8 the ca.inet t*pe
configurations of the GSM and $M2S and ensure that the ca.inet t*pe configured for the
GSM is consistent #ith that configured for the $M2S.
Currentl*7 onl* the pro.le&s of the '2C$ t*pe and %PM$ t*pe inconsistenc* .et#een the
GSM and $M2S can .e sol"ed .efore upgrade of the GSM. !ther pro.le&s can .e sol"ed at
the GSM side onl* after upgrade.
Ste6 1 Euer* the configuration of the GSM side.

4un !ST BTSB'( to =uer* the integrated-e=uip&ent .oards that are configured for the
.ase station7 such as %PM$ and '2C$.

4un !ST BTS$%)B% to =uer* the %PM$ configuration.

Ste6 & Euer* the configuration of the $M2S side.

4un !ST N&("BT,%" to =uer* the t*pe of the .ase station.

4un !ST %4'S,SCF3 to =uer* the PM$ configuration.

4un !ST NC)CF3 to =uer* the CM$ configuration.

Ste6 ' !.tain the ca.inet t*pes of the GSM and $M2S after the .ase station is upgraded to
Single4%93.0 .ased on the configuration in Single4%9.0 and the ca.inet t*pe con"ersion
ta.le. )f the ca.inet t*pes of the GSM and $M2S are inconsistent7 change the ca.inet t*pe of
one side to ensure that the ca.inet t*pes of the t#o sides are consistent.
Figure 1.1 Ca.inet t*pe con"ersion
3SM si1e
Base
Station
T26e
Ca/inet
"o.
Configuration Con1itions
of Single%A"&.0
Ca/inet T26e
of
Single%A"'.
0
'BS3900 0 % non-re&ote %PM$ eAists. 2he
%PM$ t*pe is %PM/+10.
!MB
0 % non-re&ote %PM$ eAists. 2he
%PM$ t*pe is %PM30.
%PM30
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3SM si1e
Base
Station
T26e
Ca/inet
"o.
Configuration Con1itions
of Single%A"&.0
Ca/inet T26e
of
Single%A"'.
0
0 % non-re&ote '2C$ &odule eAists. 2MC
0 !thers 3irtual
B2S3900% 0 % non-re&ote %PM$ eAists. 2he
%PM$ t*pe is %PM/+10.
!MB
0 % non-re&ote %PM$ eAists. 2he
%PM$ t*pe is %PM30.
%PM30
0 % non-re&ote %PM$ eAists. 2he
%PM$ t*pe is %PM100,%PM00.
%PM100
0 % non-re&ote '2C$ &odule eAists. 2MC
0 !thers 3irtual
'BS3900 0 2he PM$ and CM$ are not
configured on the BB$.
3irtual
0 2he PM$ t*pe is %PM100,00,30. %PM100,00,30
0 2he PM$ t*pe is !MB and the CM$
is also configured.
!MB
0 2he PM$ t*pe is !MB and the CM$
is not configured.
B2S3900'
B2S3900% 0 2he t*pe of the PM$ configured in
su.rac8 ( is %PM30.
%PM30
Ste6 ) Modif* the configurations of the GSM side and $M2S side.

GSM side
F 4un $(( BTSB'( or '# BTSB'( to add or delete the %PM$ and '2C$
.oards of the .ase station.
F 4un S"T BTS$%)B% to &odif* the configuration t*pe of the %PM$ .oard.

$M2S side
F 4un S"T %4'S,SCF3 to &odif* the configuration status and t*pe of the PM$.
F 4un S"T NC)CF3 to &odif* the configuration status of the CM$.
F -nd
-Aa&ple;
Ste6 1 Euer* the configurations of the GSM side and $M2S side.

GSM; 'BS39007 configured #ith the non-re&ote %PM$ #hose t*pe is %PM30.

$M2S; 'BS39007 not configured #ith the PM$ or CM$.

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Ste6 & %fter upgrade7 the t*pe of ca.inet 0 at the GSM side is $%6.7 and the t*pe of ca.inet 0 at
the $M2S side is #irtual .ased on 1.1. 2he t#o ca.inet t*pes are inconsistent. 2his causes
the ca.inet configuration conflict alar&. 2herefore7 *ou need to &odif* the ca.inet t*pe
configuration.
Ste6 ' Based on 1.17 the PM$ needs to .e configured for the %PM30 at the $M2S. 2hen7 the t*pe of
ca.inet after upgrade is %PM30. )n this case7 the ca.inet t*pes of the GSM side and $M2S
side are consistent. 2herefore7 *ou need to &odif* the configuration of the $M2S side and
add the PM$ #hose t*pe is %PM30 .efore upgrade.
Base Station
Type
Cabinet No. Configuration Conditions
of Single'$N*..
Cabinet Type of
Single'$N6..
$M2S;
'BS3900
0 2he PM$ t*pe is
%PM100,00,30.
%PM100,00,30
,.'.' .an1ling Measure After U6gra1e
2his section descri.es the alar& handling &easure #hen alar& 6(0 is generated after the
.ase station is upgraded to Single4%93.0 or later "ersions.
Ste6 1 3ie# the t*pe of the ca.inet a.out #hich a configuration conflict occurs at the GSM side.
2o "ie# the ca.inet t*pe at the GSM side7 run !ST BTSC$BIN"T.
Ste6 & 3ie# the t*pe of the ca.inet a.out #hich a configuration conflict occurs at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the ca.inet t*pe at the $M2S side7 run !ST C$BIN"T.
Ste6 ' 3ie# #hether the configurations of the t*pe of the ca.inet 5corresponding ca.inet 9o.6 #ith
configuration conflict are different at the t#o G$ sides. )f *es7 run &( C$BIN"TT,%" to
&odif* the ca.inet t*pe of the $M2S side.
:or eAa&ple7 to change ca.inet 3 to %PM307 run the follo#ing co&&and on the 9odeB 1M2;
M!' C%B)9-22>P-; C9G37 C2G%PM30H
:or the "alue of CT7 see the "alue of this para&eter in $(( C$BIN"T.
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- Alarm :!; &+&,+
%lar& na&e; )nter-S*ste& Site-1e"el Configuration Conflict
-.1 Alarm !ete0tion Prin0i6le
)n the case of the &ultiple-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen the site-le"el
configuration 5such as cloc8 source t*pe6 of a certain s*ste& is inconsistent #ith that of
another s*ste&. )n the case of the dual-&ode configuration7 this alar& is generated #hen one
s*ste& is configured #ith the GPS cloc8 and the other s*ste& is configured #ith an eAternal
cloc8.
-.& :m6a0t on the S2stem
)f the cloc8 source t*pe configured for a certain s*ste& is incorrect7 the cloc8 source cannot
.e used7 and the s*ste& cloc8 is in free-oscillation &ode. 2his does not affect ser"ices in a
short period 5three &onths6.
-.' Alarm .an1ling Measure
Ste6 1 3ie# the cloc8 source t*pe at the GSM side.
2o "ie# the cloc8 source t*pe at the GSM side7 run !ST BTSC!7.
2o &odif* the cloc8 source t*pe at the GSM side7 run S"T BTSC!7.
Ste6 & 3ie# the cloc8 source t*pe at the $M2S side.
2o "ie# the cloc8 source t*pe at the $M2S side7 run !ST C!7&(".
2o &odif* the cloc8 source t*pe at the $M2S side7 run S"T C!7&(".
Ste6 ' Chec8 #hether the cloc8 source configurations of the t#o G$ sides conflict. )f *es7 &odif*
the configuration of one side to ensure that the configurations of the t#o G$ sides are
consistent.
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9 Alarm :!; &+&,,
%lar& na&e; )nter-S*ste& Control 4ights Conflict
9.1 Alarm !ete0tion Prin0i6le
2his alar& is generated #hen the dual-&ode .ase station is not configured #ith loading
control rights or the loading control rights configured for the s*ste&s are inconsistent.
9.& :m6a0t on the S2stem
)f a configuration conflict of loading control rights occurs7 the soft#are "ersions of the $SC$
.oard and 4: unit shared .* &ultiple s*ste&s &a* .e incorrect. 2his &a* cause certain
functions of the .ase station to lose effect and the relia.ilit* to reduce.
9.' Alarm .an1ling Measure
Ste6 1 2o =uer* the current G,$ "ersion7 run the follo#ing co&&ands;
9odeB 1M2; !ST S&FT4$'"
BSC6900; (S% BTS#"'
Ste6 & Set loading control rights. >ou need to set loading control rights onl* at one side. :or details
on ho# to set loading control rights7 see the upgrade guide.
NodeB !T;
-nter S"T !&$(CT'! in the Command Input field7 clic8 5assistance67 and set the
re=uired para&eters7 as sho#n in 1.1.
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Figure 1.1 Setting loading control rights at the $M2S side
Parameter
"ame
Parameter Setting
Control :lag Select >-S5Set Control :lag6 or 9!5Cancel Control :lag6.
Note:
)f loading control rights .elong to the $M2S7 select ,"S8Set Control Flag9.
)f loading control rights .elong to the GSM7 select N&8Cancel Control Flag9.
)t is reco&&ended that loading control rights .elong to the $M2S.
-ffect )&&ediatel*
:lag
Set this para&eter to N& 8"ffect !ater9.
Self Soft#are
3ersion
2he target "ersion of 9odeB is the "ersion =ueried in 1.
Peer Soft#are
3ersion
2he target "ersion of the GB2S is the "ersion =ueried in 1.
BSC-:..:
4un S"T BTS!&$(CT'! on the BSC6900.
Figure 1.* Setting loading control rights at the GSM side
Ste6 ' 4un the follo#ing co&&ands to chec8 #hether the settings are successful and #hether the
alar& is cleared.
!n the 9odeB 1M27 run (S% !&$(CT'!.
!n the BSC69007 run (S% BTS!&$(CT'!.
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";ample:
9odeB 1M2:
Figure 1.1 Euer*ing the running "ersion of 9odeB

GSM7 BSC6900;
Figure 1.* Euer*ing the running "ersion of the GSM
2o set loading control rights on the 9odeB 1M27 run the follo#ing co&&and;
S-2 1!%'C241; C241:1%GG>-S7 -:2)MM:1%GG9!7 S-1:3-4S)!9GI
#*..'.11C.1S%C<..I7 P--43-4S)!9GIBTS6...#1..'..:C..S%=*IH
S"!F#"'SI&N indicates the local "ersion nu&.er. ?hen this co&&and is run on the
9odeB 1M27 it indicates the 3G "ersion nu&.er. 2his "ersion nu&.er is the a"aila.le "ersion
nu&.er in the acti"e "ersion area o.tained .* running !ST S&FT4$'".
%""'#"'SI&N indicates the peer "ersion nu&.er. )t refers to the GSM "ersion
BTS6...#1..'..:C..S%=*.
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