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Contents
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1 UMG8900 Hardware Data Configuration ...... 1

2 UMG8900 Mc Interface Configuration ............ 21
3 Interworking with BSC/MSC/PSTN/MGW Configuration .. 41
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Copyright 2008 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Upon completion of this course

course, you will be able to:
Understand the concepts of hardware configuration
Perform the procedures of hardware configuration
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UMG8900 Data Configuration Manual
UMG8900 Hardware Description Manual
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1 Configuration Overview
1.
2. Configure Cabinets and Frames
3. Cascading Relationship
4 Configure Clock
4.
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Start
Configure
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hardware data
Configure interconnection data
Configure resource parameters
Provide signaling transfer?
No
Yes
Configure signaling transfer
Self-check data configuration
Save configuration
End
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Execute Man-Machine
Man Machine Language (MML) commands
commands. This is
the most common method and is applicable for all data
configuration.
configuration
Use graphic interface provided by equipment panel for data

configuration. This method is mainly applicable for data
configuration of hardware (frames and boards)..
Execute data configuration scripts.
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No.
Item
Description
Before configuration,
g
make sure that
equipment powers on and operates
normally, and that correct software version
is loaded.
Providing information about the type,
position and number of a cabinet, frame
and board
Hardware and software

installation
Equipment panel
configuration diagram
Board No.
Uniform numbering of boards of same type
Clock networking plan
Deciding configuration of clock data
Cascading plan
Deciding configuration of cascading data
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This chapter emphasis on procedures for data configuration

and methods for data configuration.
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1.
4 Configure Clock
4.
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Configure Hardware
2.1 Configure Cabinets and Frames
2.2 Configure Boards
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Cabinet 0#
Cabinet 1#
Cabinet 2#
P
Power
di
distribution
t ib ti
fframe
P
Power
di
distribution
t ib ti
fframe
P
Power
distribution
di t ib ti
fframe
Service frame 2#
Service frame 5#
Control frame 8#
Filler panel
Filler panel
Filler panel
Central switching frame

0#
Service frame 4#
Service frame 7#
Filler panel
Filler panel
Filler panel
Main control frame 1#
Service frame 3#
Service frame 6#
Filler panel
Filler panel
Filler panel
Filler panel
Filler panel
Filler panel
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Related MML Commands

Command
Function
ADD FRM
Add a frame
RMV FRM
Delete a frame
MOD FRM
M dif a fframe
Modify
LST FRM
Query a frame
RST FRM
Reset a frame
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Configure Hardware
2.1 Configure Cabinets and Frames
2.2 Configure Boards
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Limitation on front and back boards :
front board: OMU, MPU, HRB, ASU, FLU, TCU, ECU, SPF and MCMF in the
CMU.
back board: NET, CLK, TNU, PPU, E8T, E1G, P4L, P1H, A4L, EAC, TAC, BLU,
E32, T32, S2L and MCMB in the CMU.
Limitation on opposite positions :
OMU/MPUNET
HRBE8T/E1G/P4L/P1H
ASUA4L/EAC/TAC
FLUBLU
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Limitation on fixed p
positions :
OMU, It is inserted in front slot 7 or 8 in main control frame.
MPU, It is inserted in front slot 7 or 8 of a frame except

p the main control frame.
NET, It is inserted in back slot 7 or 8.
CLK It is inserted in back slot 0 or 1 in main control frame.
FLU, BLU, It is inserted in a back slot of the central switching
TNU, It is inserted in back slot 6 or 9.
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Default configuration :
The OMU and NET in the main control frame and the MPU and
NET in
i other
th fframes are configured
fi
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b default.
d f lt You
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do nott
need to configure these boards and cannot delete them.
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Work modes :
1+1 backup :OMU, MPU, NET, CLK, TNU, CMU, RPU, ASU, BLU
Load sharing :PPU, E8T, P4L, P1H, A4L, EAC, TAC, TCU, ECU,
SPF, E32, T32, FLU
Load sharing or 1+1 backup :S2L,E1G
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Limitation on board No. :
All OMU, MPU and CMU boards are numbered uniformly.

g
number for all OMU and MPU boards are generated
automatically. The OMU board number is 0. The MPU board in
frame 0 is numbered 1. The board numbers for other MPUs are
the same with the numbers of the frames where they are located,
ranging from 2 to 29. CMU boards are numbered from 30 to 61.
For a board in the 1+1
1 1 backup mode, its board type and number
must be the same with those of the board in the paired slot. For
example if an HRB board in the 1+1 backup mode is in slot 12
example,
12,
the board in slot 13 must also be HRB and the numbers. of the
two boards must be the same.
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Limitation on board No
No. :
Paired slots refers to slots 0 and 1, slots 2 and 3, slots 4 and 5,

slots 6 and 9, slots 7 and 8, slots 10 and 11, slots 12 and 13 as
well as slot 14 and 15.
You do not need to specify the master board in the two boards
working in the 1+1 backup mode. When the system starts up, the
master is determined through the contention mechanism. Usually
the board that is started first is the master and the other one the
slave.
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Related MML Commands:

Command
Function
ADD BRD
Add a board
RMV BRD
Delete a board
MOD BRD
Modify a board
LST BRD
Query a board
RST BRD
Reset a board
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This chapter introduces UMG8900 hardware data

configuration.
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1.
4 Configure Clock
4.
MPU
MPU
Service frames
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Front slot
TCLU
MNET
MNET
TCLU
Back slot
TDM
GE
TNU
MNET
MNET
TNU
CLK
CLK
Main control frame
FE
Back slot
OMU
O
O
OMU
12
Front slot
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Main control
frame
T
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(1#)
Central
switch frame
(0#)
Service
frame
(2#7)
Extended
control frame
(8)
T
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FE connection is for loading data and transferring signaling
TDM, GE connection is for transferring service data
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R l t d MML C
Related
Commands:
d
Command
Function
ADD FRM
Add a service Frame
RMV FRM
Delete a service Frame
LST FRM
QUERY a service Frame
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This chapter introduces cascading relationship between

frames.
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1.
4 Configure Clock
4.
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The UMG8900 clock system provides can provide gateway

exchange and local exchange with Stratum-3 or Stratum-2
Clock
The CLK board can extract CLK Source from:
Two-channel 8 kHz line clock
2.048 MHz and 2.048 Mbits/s clock
TDM interface boards, PCM
from BITS, Building Integrated Timing Supply System
GPS/GLONASS:
Global Positioning System/Global Navigation Satellite System .
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System supports two modes of reference source selection
Manual selection. In manual selection mode,
the CLK board only traces primary reference source specified.
Automatic selection
under SSM control
without SSM control.
BITS
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GPS
1.5GHz
2048kbit/s
2048kHz
1.5GHz
8kHz
C C
L L
K K
N N
E E
T T
E E
3 3
2 2
main control frame
service frames
central switching frame
B B
L L
U U
N
E
T
N
E
T
E E
3 3
2 2
N N
E E
T T
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Start
No
Configure reference
source?
Yes
Configure reference
source
Configure the CLK
boards
Yes
Output clock signals?

No
No
Extract line clock?

Yes
Configure line clock
source
End
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R l t d MML Commands:
Related
C
d
Command
Function
MOD CLKSRC
Modify configuration of reference source
DSP CLK/LST CLK
Display/List CLK board configuration information
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Command
Function
MOD CLK
Modify configuration of clock board
DSP CLK/LST CLK
Query external synchronous output clock signals
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Command
Function
SET LINECLK
Configure the port from which the CLK

board extracts line clock reference source
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After clock configuration,

g
, yyou can query
q y clock data configuration
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including
g
phase-lock status by the command DSP CLK. The value of phase-lock
status can be:
Free running: Indicates that the CLK board outputs free running clock
generated by its crystal.
Fast tracking: Indicates that the CLK board is tracking reference source clock
fast and is an instantaneous status usually when the system just connects the
reference source.
Locked: Indicates that the CLK board has locked primary reference source and
outputs clock signals aligned with reference source.
Holdover: Indicates that the CLK board outputs clock signals based on the
locked status when reference source is missing.
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The course introduces some concepts of hardware data

configuration and the procedures, including adding frames,
configuring boards and configuring clock
clock.
Hope everybody can make a good fundamental on data

configuration with this course.
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UMG8900McInterfaceConfiguration
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Understand the concept of Mc interface
Understand the concept of VMGW
Perform the relations between the parameters in commands
Perform configuration Interconnection with the MSC Server
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UMG8900 Data Configuration Manual
UMG8900 Hardware Description Manual
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1 Related Concepts
1.
2. Data Configuration
3. Related Debug Commands
4 Example
4.
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1 Related Concepts
1.
1.1 Mc Interface Introduction
1.2 VMGW Introduction
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MSC Server
GMSC Server
(MSOFTX3000)
(MSOFTX3000)
Nc
Mc
H 248
H.248
Mc
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H 248
H.248
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Mc interface is a new interface determined in 3GPP R4,, which is a

standard interface between MSC Server (or GMSC Server) and MGW.
The Mc interface p
provides the capabilities
p
of the static and dynamic
y
resources for the MSC Server (GMSC Server) controlling the various
transmission modes (IP/ATM/TDM) in the MGW in the call processing
procedure, such as terminal property, terminal connection switching
relationship, MGW borne media streams.
The Mc interface also provides the call independent MGW status

maintenance and management capability.
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IP Bearer
MSOFTX3000
M
Mc
MGW
H 248
H.248
SCTP/TCP/UDP
IP
Physical Layer
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1 Related Concepts
1.
1.1 Mc Interface Introduction
1.2 VMGW Introduction
MSOFTX3000
MSOFTX3000
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MSOFTX3000
H.248
MSOFTX3000
H.248
H.248
H.248
SIGTRAN
IP C
Core Network
N
k
SG7000
VMGW1
VMGW4
ISUP
Switch
UMG8900
STP
UTRAN
PSNT
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Please write down the protocol stack of Mc interface.

interface
What is the function of VMGW
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This chapter introduces the concepts of Mc interface and

VMGW.
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1 Related Concepts
1.
4 Example
4.
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2 Data Configuration
2.1 General Flow
2.2 Configure the Gateway Control Interface
2.3 Configure Media Gateway Control Data
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MGC
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No.
Item
Remarks
IP address and port No. of Mc

interface of MSC Server side
They are among the parameters for

interconnecting between the UMG8900
and MSC Server
Server.
VMGW MID and type of VMGW

MID
The parameter values of the UMG8900

shall be consistent with that of MSC
Server.
MGC MID and type of MGC MID
The parameter values of the UMG8900

shall be consistent with that of MSC
Server.
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Start
Configuring the gateway
control interface
Configure VMGW ID
Configure MGC ID
Add H.248
signaling link
A ti t VMGW
Activate
End
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MSC Server(MSOFTX3000
MGW(UMG8900)
ADD IPADDR
IPADDR
MASK
ADD ROUTE
DSTIP
DSTMASK
IPADDR
MASK
SET VMGW
VMGWID
MID
MID
ADD MGC
VMGWID
MGCIDX
MID
MSS
MID
MSS (master/slaver flag)
ADD H248LNK
LINK ID
VMGW ID
MGCIDX
PEERIP
PEERPORT
LOCALIP
LOCALPORT
LOCALIP
LOCALPORT
PEERIP
PEERPORT
ACT VMGW
VMGW ID
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2.1 General Flow
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Refers to the FE interface on a PPU board , it is adopted to

receive and transmit H.248 messages.
Command
Function
ADD IPADDR
Add IP address of interface
RMV IPADDR
Delete IP address of interface
LST IPADDR
Query IP address of interface
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If the UMG8900 equipment

q p
and MSC Server are not in the same network section,
you need to configure routes for Mc interface.
The route shall be configured on the board the interface on which is adopted as
gateway control interface.
Routing corresponds to each single board. If multiple PPU boards work in load
sharing mode,
mode you need to configure the routes to MSC server on each PPU board
board.
Command
ADD ROUTE
RMV ROUTE
LST ROUTE
DSP ROUTE
Function
Add a static route
Delete a static route
Query configuration information of
static route
Query route information
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2.1 General Flow
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After configuring IP interface, you need to configure VMGW ID so that

MSC Server can identify the UMG8900 equipment correctly by VMGW ID
By default, the system regards all MGW configurations as VMGW

configurations. In the special case where there is only one MGW
connected to the MSC Server, the VMGW ID shall be configured for this
MGW.
MGW
Command
Function
SET VMGW
Configure virtual media gateway
LST VMGW
Query configuration information of virtual

media gateway
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For a specified VMGW, you need to configure its home MGC, namely MSC
Server.
You can configure a VMGW with 3 MGC at most, one of which must be, and
only one is
is, the master MGC
MGC. At any time
time, the VMGW can only be under the
control of one MGC. The VMGW will switch to the control of the slave MGC only
when the master MGC fails or communication between VMGW and the master
MGC is abnormal.
Command
Function
ADD MGC
Add media gateway controller
RMV MGC
Delete media gateway controller
MOD MGC
Modify media gateway controller
LST MGC
Query information of media gateway controller
SWP MGC
Switch current MGC of VMGW
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After MGC is configured successfully, the signaling link needs to be added.

The signaling link provides signaling channel to complete the control of H.248
interactive message.
The PPU/CMU modules process H.248 messages on the application layer.

you need to specify the board on which the PPU module processing the H.248
link is located
located.
Command
Function
ADD H248LNK
Add H.248 signaling

g
g link
RMV H248LNK
Delete H.248 signaling link
LST H248LNK
Query configuration information of H.248 signaling link
DSP H248LNK
Query connecting information of H

H.248
248 signaling link
ACT H248LNK
Active H.248 signaling link (for MTP3B or UDP)
DEA H248LNK
Deactivate H.248 signaling link (for MTP3B or UDP)
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After you add an H.248 signaling link successfully for the first time and activate
the VMGW by the command ACT VMGW, the VMGW will send a registration
request to the MSC Server.
After successful registration, you can use the command DSP VMGW to query
the VMGW state, which should be IN SERVICE. That is, you can confirm
whether configuration of media gateway control data is successful by querying
VMGW state.
Command
Function
ACT VMGW
Activate VMGW
DEA VMGW
Deactivate VMGW
DSP VMGW
Query current status of VMGW
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What is the procedure for configuring interconnection with

the MSC Server?
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This chapter introduces the procedures for configuring

Interconnection with the MSC Server.
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1 Related Concepts
1.
4 Example
4.
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This section introduces how to debug interconnection

between the UMG8900 and MGC in an order from lower to
higher protocol layers.
Mc interface debugging, involving the physical layer, data link

layer and network layer.
Gateway registration debugging, involving the transport layer

and application layer.
Receives a response
Start
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Not receive a response
PING
Check the LINK indicator
Check FE interface
DSP VMGW
Check the routing status
Service state
Other state
Check H.248 signaling
links
Check configurations
Check VMGW ID
End
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This section introduces how to debug interconnection

between the UMG8900 and MGC.
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1 Related Concepts
1.
4 Example
4.
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Msc Server1(MSOFTX3000) Msc Server2(MSOFTX3000)
H.248
H.248
VMGW1
VMGW2
RNC
RAN
RNC
UMG8900
RAN
The master and slave MGC of VMGW1 are MSC Server1 and MSC Server2 respectively.
The master and slave MGC of VMGW2 are MSC Server2 and MSC Server1 respectively.
P
Parameter
t
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VMGW1
VMGW2
VMGW ID
IP Address
192.168.10.1
192.168.10.1
5650
5651
Binary
Text
H.248 p
protocol p
port
No.
Codec type
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Parameter
MSC Server2
MSC Server1
MGC ID
Master and slave
Master (VMGW1) and
Master (VMGW2) and
relationship
slave (VMGW2)
IP address
H.248 protocol port
No.
slave (VMGW1)
192.168.10.10
192.168.10.11
2944
2944
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The course introduces some concepts of Mc

interface and VMGW , as well as how to
configure interconnection with MSC Server.
Course
summary
Then introduces related debug operations.

The last part is an example to show the
detail of data configuration.
z
Hope everybody can perform configuration

interconnection with the MSC Server
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Know the networking modes between UMG8900 and

BSC/MSC/PSTN.
BSC/MSC/PSTN
Perform the data configuration interworking with

BSC/MSC/PSTN/MGW.
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1 Overview
1.
3. Maintenance Commands
4 Exercises
4.
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In GSM/UMTS network, there are four interworking modes

used to exchange common signaling messages between
BSC/MSC/PSTN and MSC Server.
MSC Server
Mode 1: Independent SG mode;
Independent SG
Mode 2: Direct connection between

MSC Server and other
exchanges;
SS7 Signaling
network
mode base on M3UA or M2UA;

Mode 4: SPC between MSC Server
Embedded SG
UMG8900
Mode 3: UMG8900 embedded SG
and other exchanges through
Semi-permanent
Connection
UMG8900.
MSC
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MSOFTX3000
UMG8900
IP bearer
TDM bearer
TDM bearer
PSTN1
PSTN2
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BSC/MSC/
PSTN Switch
SS7
IP
UMG8900
MGC
S7UP
S7UP
MTP3
M3UA
M3UA-NIF
MTP3
MTP2
MTP2
SCTP
M3UA
SCTP
IP
IP
MTP1
MTP1
IP
MAC
MAC
M3UA: MTP3 user adaptation

l
layer
MTP: Message Transfer Part
S7UP: No.7 Signaling User Part
SCTP: Stream Control Transport

Protocol
NIF: Node Interworking

Function
MGC: Media Gateway Control
MAC: Media Access Control

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MSOFTX3000
UMG8900
IP bearer
TDM bearer
TDM bearer
BSC-2
BSC-1
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BSC/MSC/
PSTN Switch
SS7
IP
UMG8900
MGC
S7UP
S7UP
MTP3
MTP3
M2UA-NIF
MTP2
MTP2
MTP1
MTP1
M2UA
M2UA
SCTP
SCTP
IP
IP
IP
MAC
MAC
M2UA: MTP2 user adaptation

layer
MTP: Message Transfer Part
S7UP: SS7 User Part
SCTP: Stream Control Transport

Protocol
NIF: Node Interworking Function
MGC: Media Gateway

Control
MAC: Media Access Control

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BSC-1
MSOFTX3000
UMG8900
IP bearer
TDM bearer
TDM bearer
EPI
E32
TDM bearer
TDM bearer
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BSC-2
BSC/MSC/
PSTN Switch
SS7
SS7
UMG8900
S7UP
S7UP
MTP3
MTP3
M2UA-NIF
MTP2
MTP2
MTP1
MGC
SPC
MTP1
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Whatss the main difference between M3UA and M2UA ?

What
What are the advantages and disadvantages in SG mode

and SPC mode ?
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This chapter introduces several kinds of networking

mode when MGW connects with BSC/MSC/PSTN, and
protocol stack about M3UA, M2UA, SPC.
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1 Overview
1.
4 Exercises
4.
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Data Configuration
2.1 Configuring Connection with BSC/MSC/PSTN
2.2 Configuring M3UA SG
2.4 Configuring SPC
2 5 Configuring Connection with MGW
2.5
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In the networks
networks, the UMG8900 communicates with BSC
BSC, MSC
(VMSC, TMSC or GMSC) and PSTN switches (including voice and
narrowband data)) based on TDM mode.
No.
Items
Remarks
I f
Information
ti about
b t the
th E1/T1 interface
i t f
to
t the
th
E1/T1 interface
interconnected device, including access mode, frame
data
structure, line code format and so on.
SDH/SONET
interface data
Information about the SDH/SONET interface to the

interconnected device, such as overhead bytes.
TDM time slots

allocation
Time slots allocation of the TDM interface boards

E32/T32/S2L/S1L for the convenience of TDM time slots
management and maintenance and system upgrade.
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Start
E1/T1 port
SDH/SONET port
TDM port type
C fi
Configure
SDH/SONET portt ((optional)
ti
l)
Configure E1/T1 port (optional)
Configure SDH/SONET port

protection (optional)
Configure TDM timeslots
End
Steps
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Commands
St 1:Configuring
Step
1 C fi
i
E1/
SDH/SONET port (optional)
SET E1PORT/SET SDHFLAG
1)Set port attribute
Step 2:Configuring TDM

timeslots
ADD TDMIU
1)Add TDM timeslots
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Set E1/T1 Port Attributes
Command: SET E1PORT
You can choose to set attributes of all ports on a board or only

one port on a board. To set attributes of one port, set Start Port
No. and End Port No. to the same value.
When we configure the frame structure, keeps consistent with

th fframe structure
the
t t
off th
the device
d i iinterconnected.
t
t d
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Configuring TDM Time Slots (1)
Command: ADD TDMIU
This command is used to designate which VMGW the TID belongs

to as the UMG8900 supports VMGW functions and can allocate
TDM resources of one physical device to multiple VMGWs. It could
also designate the CMU that manages the TID.
An E32/T32 has 1024 physical time slots at most. Therefore, the

end TID minus the start TID must be less than 1024.
The start TID of a TDM interface board (E32/T32/S2L) must be an

integral multiple of 1024.
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Configuring TDM Time Slots (2)
Command: ADD TDMIU
The start TID of a TDM interface board (E32/T32/S2L) must be an

i t
integral
l multiple
lti l off 1024
1024.
All time slots of one TDM interface board (E32/T32/S2L) must be of

the same load type.
All time slots of one trunk (namely, one E1/T1 port) must be of the
same relay type.
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Data Configuration
2.4 Configuring SPC
2.5
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M3UA Local Entityy
An entity refers to a logical unit that completes the specific function

(AS,SP,SG), an M3UA local entity defines a local signaling point.
M3UA D
Destination
i i E
Entity
i
An M3UA destination entity defines a destination signaling point. A path from

the local node to the destination node can be established through
g the
configuration of the destination entity.
M3UA Link set
The group of all M3UA link between SGP and ASP
M3UA Link
M3UA link is the SCTP association between SGP and ASP
M3UA Route
The path from local entity to destination entity is called route
NO
It
Items
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R
Remarks
k
SPC of destination entity
Used for interfacing the UMG8900 and MSC

Server.
IP address of destination
entity

Server.
Local and remote SCTP port

No. of each M3UA link

S
Server.
They shall be planned uniformly.
Route context (optional)

Server.
Local office signaling point

code
Used for interfacing the UMG8900 and

BSC/MSC/PSTN switch.
Peer office signaling

g
gp
point
code
Used for interfacing

g the UMG8900 and
Signaling link code and

signaling link code send

TDM timeslots used by MTP2

link

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Configuration of interconnection with

BSC/MSC/
PSTN switch
Configuration of interconnection
with MSC
Server
Start
Configure IP port
Configure TDM timeslot
C fi
Configure
M3UA llocall entity
i
Configure MTP2 link

Configure MTP3 OPC
Configure M3UA
y
destination entity
Configure MTP3 DPC
Configure M3UA traffic

table (optional)
C fi
Configure
M3UA lilink
k set
C f
Configure
MTP3 link set
Configure MTP3 route
Configure M3UA route
Configure MTP3 link
Configure M3UA link
End
Steps
Step 1: Configure MTP link
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Commands
1)Configure local office information

2)Add MTP2 link
3)Add MTP destination point code
4)Add MTP link set
5)Add MTP route
6)Add MTP lilink
k
SET OFI
ADD MTP2LNK
ADD N7DSP
ADD N7LKS
ADD N7RT
ADD N7LNK
Step 2: Configure M3UA link
ADD IPADDR
1)Add M3UA local entity
ADD M3LE
2)Add M3UA destination entity
ADD M3DE
3)Add M3UA link set

4)Add
)
M3UA route
5)Add M3UA link
ADD M3LKS
ADD M3RT
ADD M3LNK
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BSC/MSC/
PSTN Switch
DPC
NI
LEN
UMG8900
SET/ADD OFI
INDEX
OPC
NI
LEN
ADD N7DSP
NI
OPC
INDEX
NI
DPC
OSPINDEX
ADD N7LKS
DSPIDX
INDEX
ADD N7RT
INDEX
LKSIDX
DSPIDX
MSC Server
ADD M3UALE
LET
OPC
NI
LEX
RC
ADD M3UADE
LEX
DEX
NI
DPC
RC
DET
SLC
LNKNO
NI
OPC
RC
ADD M3UALKS
ADX
LSX
TM
ADD M3UART
DEX
LSX
ADD N7LNK
INDEX
LKSIDX
SLC
MTP2NO
ADD MTP2LNK
RC
ADD M3UALNK
LSX
LIP1/LIP2
LP
RIP1/RIP2
RP
BN
ADD IPADDR
RIP1/RIP2
RP
LIP1/LIP2
LP
BT=SPF
BN
IPADDR
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Configure Local Office Information
Command: SET OFI/ADD OFI
MSOFTX3000 support 16 local office information

tables( numbered 015).
The local office data index added for the first time is "0". SET OFI
is used for the first time to add local office data.
Currently, MSOFTX3000 supports multi-SP configuration at the

local office, so we could use the command ADD OFI to add SPs to
break the number limitation of 16 signaling links
links.
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Add MTP2 Links:
Command: ADD MTP2LNK.
This command is to configure the link in MTP2 layer. The MTP2

link could transfer the M2UA signaling and bear the MTP3
signaling.
signaling
The MTP2 link can be applied to the M2UA or MTP3 layer, to

configure an SG based on M2UA
M2UA, select the MTP2 link type for
M2UA; to configure an SG based on M3UA, select the MTP2 link
type for MTP3.
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Add Destination Point :
Command: ADD N7DSP.
Th
These
MTP3 destination
d ti ti signaling
i
li points
i t fform th
the ttopology
l
off th
the signaling
i
li
network where the local office MTP3 signaling points are located.
Network indicator and local office SPC have been defined when we add
local office information.
STP flag is to configure whether HLR have STP function, it is up to network

and operator.
HLR is directly connected with MSC, they are adjacent network entity in
SS7 signaling network, so this adjacent flag is True.
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Add MTP Link Set:
Command: ADD N7LKS.
An MTP3 link set is a group of signaling links between two

adjacent signaling points
Adjacent DSP index is a index of associated DPC to define the

destination of the link set. This index must be set in the former
table.
table
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Add MTP Route:
Command: ADD N7RT.
An MTP3 route is the path through which signaling messages are

transmitted between two signaling points.
This command defines routes used by a link set.
The link set and DPC must be added in the two former tables.
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Add MTP Link:
Command: ADD N7LNK.
M d l number
Module
b is
i the
th module
d l number
b off WCSU b
board
d ((or SGU b
board).
d)
Circuit number is the time slot number of E1 used by the link, usually use
16th time slot in E1 as the signaling link, need to consult with HLR
configuration.
Link Set Index indicates that which link set the link is belong to.
SLC is a appointed value, it is a interface parameter, need to consult with

HLR configuration.
Choose 64k link, if need to use one E1 time slot as the signaling link.
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Add IP Address:
Command: ADD IPADDR.
This command is used to configure the IP address of a specified

interface on a specified board. In this chapter it is used to
configure the IP address of SPF board
board.
It could be used to configure master, slave, and test IP addresses.
To configure multiple addresses for an IP interface, configure the

master IP address first before a slave IP address. otherwise,
configuring a slave IP address will fail
fail.
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Add M3UA Local Entities:
Command: ADD M3LE.
An M3UA local entity corresponds to an originating signaling point

code (OPC) that is identified by network ID (NI) and OPC.
Local entity type specifies the application mode of the UMG8900 in

the M3UA link. For the two peer devices, if the entity type is
Application Server (AS) for one device,
device the entity type is SG for the
other.
Usually the entity type is set to SG for the UMG8900 and AS for
MGC.
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Add M3UA Destination Entities:
Command: ADD M3DE.
An M3UA destination entity defines a destination signaling point

and is identified by NI and DPC.
Network Mode is valid only when the destination entity type is AS.
It specifies whether the peer AS engrosses or shares a signaling
point code with others
others.
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Add M3UA Link Sets:
Command: ADD M3LKS.
A group of M3UA links between the local entity and adjacent

destination entity constitute a M3UA link set.
An M3UA link set describes the static features of all the M3UA
links from the local entity to an M3UA adjacent destination entity.
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Add M3UA Routes:
Command: ADD M3RT.
M3UA route is the path from the local entity to the destination
entity is called.
There can be multiple routes to a M3UA destination entity, but the

routes to the same M3UA destination entity must use different
M3UA link sets
sets.
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Add M3UA Signaling Links:
Command: ADD M3LNK.
The link set up between the SGP and the ASP through SCTP is
called M3UA link.
Each end of an M3UA link can be either the SGP or the ASP
(IPSP is not applied in the UMG8900).
First IP address is a mandatory parameter, and if second address

is also specified, this configuration shall support the dual homing
function.
function
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Data Configuration
2.4 Configuring SPC
2.5
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IID ( Interface ID )
IID can be showed in Integer-type or Text-type, It uniquely

id tifi this
identifies
thi MTP link
li k from
f
others
th
b
borne b
by th
the M2UA lilink.
k IID
must be negotiated with SG and MGC (MSOFTX3000).
NO
1
2
Items
IP address of MSC Server
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Remarks
MSC Server
Local and remote SCTP port No.
of each M2UA links
MSC Server ,need to be uniformly plan
Interface Identity
TDM timeslots used by MTP2 link

MSC Server ,need
need to be uniformly plan
BSC/MSC/PSTN switch
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Configuration of interconnection
with MSC/ BSC/PSTN switch
Configuration of
interconnection with
MSC Server
Start
Configure TDM timeslots
Configure IP interface
Configure L2UA link set
Configure work mode

of SPF sub-board (optional)
Configure MTP2 link
Configure L2UA link
End
Steps
Step 1: Configure M2UA link
1)Add M2UA link set
2)Add M2UA lilink
k
Page42
Commands
ADD IPADDR
ADD L2UALKS
ADD L2UALNK
Step 2: Configure MTP

1)Add MTP2 link
ADD MTP2LNK
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Add L2UA Link Sets:
Command: ADD L2UALKS.
L2UA link sets refer to the collection of SCTP links between the
UMG8900 and MSC Server.
In this command we could specify the L2UA link interface ID type

borne by this L2UA link set, it could be integer-type interface ID or
text type interface ID.
text-type
ID
Page44
Add L2UA Links:
Command: ADD L2UALNK.
L2UA signaling is processed in SPF boards.
The link works in Server/Client mode, if one end is set to server

mode the other should be set to client mode.
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ADD L2UALKS
LKS
PROTYPE
ADD L2UALNK
LKS
PROTYPE
LNKNO
LOCALIP1
LOCALPN
REMOTEIP1
REMOTERN
MSC Server
REMOTEIP
REMOTEPN
LOCALIP
LOCALPN
ADD MTP2LNK
MSC Server
BINIFID
TEXTIFID
BSC/MSC/PSTN Switch
LNKTYPE
STRTTS
ENDTS
LKS
BINIFID
TEXTIFID
LNKTYPE
STRTTS
ENDTS
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Data Configuration
2.4 Configuring SPC
2.5
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Between
e ee the
eU
UMG8900
G8900 a
and
d MSC
SC Se
Server
e co
common
o cchannel
a e
signaling can be transferred through semi-permanent connections
between TDM time slots. When a semi-permanent connection is
established between the TDM time slots that bear the signaling,
the two TDM time slots are always in the connected state. The
SS7 signaling is transparently transferred through this connection.
Steps
Commands
Add semi
semi-permanent
permanent connection
ADD SPC
Page48
Add S
Semi-permanent
i
C
Connection
i :
Command: ADD SPC.
Between the UMG8900 and MSC Server common channel

signaling can be transferred through semi-permanent connections
between TDM time slots.
Once a semi-permanent connection is established, the two time

slots are always connected.
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Data Configuration
2.4 Configuring SPC
2.5
Page50
The UMG8900 can serve as an MGW in the core network, where

it can interwork with other MGWs over IP, TDM or ATM bearers.
The configuration of MGWs interconnection over TDM bearers is
the same with configuring connection with BSC/MSC/PSTN.
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Start
Configure IP interfaces
Configure gateway address
Configure IP bearer capability
End
Configuring IP bearer
Page52
Steps
Commands
Configure IP and gateway

ADD IPADDR
1)Add IP address of bearer

2)Add IP gateway
GWADDR
ADD G
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Add IP Gateway Address:
Command: ADD GWADDR
The purpose of configuring gateway address is to forward IP

packets carrying services to the desired gateway. As an IP packet
is unaware of its destination when being configured
configured, you are
unable to configure forward information of the IP packet with the
ADD ROUTE command, which requires destination address.
An IP interface can be configured with two gateway addresses at

most.
Page54
Add IP resources for MGW:
Command: MOD IPIF
We use this command to allocate the IP bearer capability .
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Page55
What should be negotiated with peer office before data

configuration?
Please list the differences between different networking modes

interconnect with BSC/MSC/PSTN from hardware connection
principal and data configuration.
configuration
Whats the difference of configuring to BSC/MSC/PSTN and

MGW ?
Page56
Connection configuration between MGW and

BSC/MSC/PSTN/MGW
Signaling configuration between MGW and BSC/MSC/PSTN in

M3UA mode, M2UA mode, SPC mode.
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1 Overview
1.
4 Exercises
4.
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LST N7DSP
Check the MTP destination p

point code configuration
g
DSP N7DSP
Query the status of MTP destination point
LST N7LKS
Check the NO.7

NO 7 signaling link set configuration
DSP N7LKS
Query the status of NO.7 signaling link set
LST N7RT
Ch k the
Check
th NO.7
NO 7 signaling
i
li route
t configuration
fi
ti
DSP N7RT
Query the status of NO.7 signaling route
LST N7LNK
Check the NO.7 signaling link configuration
DSP N7LNK
Query the status of NO.7 signaling link
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INH N7LNK
Make NO.7 signaling link unavailable
UIH N7LNK
Make NO.7 signaling link available
ACT N7LNK
Active NO.7 signaling link
DEA N7LNK
Deactivate NO.7 signaling link
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RMV/MOD M3UALE
Remove/modify
y M3UA local entity
y
LST M3UALE
Query information of M3UA local entity
RMV/MOD M3UADE
Remove/modify M3UA destination entity
LST/DSP M3UADE
Query information of M3UA destination entity
RMV/MOD M3UART
LST M3UART
Query M3UA route information
RMV/MOD M3UALKS
Remove/modify M3UA link set configuration
LST M3UALKS
List the M3UA link set configuration
RMV/MOD M3UALNK
Remove/modify M3UA link
LST M3UALNK/DSP M3UALNK
R
Remove/modify
/ dif M3UA route
t configuration
fi
ti
Query the information of M3UA link
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RMV/MOD L2UALKS
Remove/modify M2UA link set
LST L2UALKS
Query the information of M2UA link set
RMV/MOD L2UALNK
Remove/modify M2UA link
LST L2UALNK/DSP L2UALNK Query the information of M2UA

link
RMV SPC
Remove SPC connection
LST SPC
Query SPC connection
RMV TDMIU
Remove TDM timeslot
LST TDMIU
Query TDM timeslot
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Page63
Maintenance commands used to check data configuration of

interconnection with BSC/MSC/PSTN has been introduced in this
chapter.
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1 Overview
1.
4 Exercises
4.
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The UMG8900 transfers SS7 signaling between the PSTN

switch and MSC Server in the MTP3-M3UA mode.
No.
Items
Examples
OPC
0x100,national network, 24bit length
DPC (of MSC Server)
0x200,national network, 24bit length
IP address and port No.

No of a local entity
10 0 0 1/24 , 7000
10.0.0.1/24
10.0.0.254/24
The IP address of the router interface

connecting with SPF directly
IP address and port No. of a destination
entity
Client/Server mode
UMG8900 as SERVER , MSC Server as

CLIENT
DPC (of PSTN switch)
0x302, national network, 24bit long
Information about the SPF
Numbered 0,
0 the sub-board
sub board 0 engaged in
MTP2 messages handling
Signaling link code, signaling link code

send
0, consistent with those of the PSTN switch
10
TDM time slots used by MTP2 links
The time slot 16 used, consistent with that of

the
PSTN switch
192.168.0.1/24 , 6000
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The UMG8900 is connected to the MSC through E32. The SPF 0 is

responsible
ibl ffor SS7 signaling
i
li process. A
An M2UA lilink
k sett iis added
dd d ffor MSC
Server and M2UA links are added to the link set. An MTP2 link is added for
BSC.
No.
Items
Examples
IP address and port No. of a

local entity (SPF board)
10.0.0.2/24 , 7100
IP address and port No. of a

destination entity
192.168.0.2/24 , 6100
Client/Server mode
Information about SPF
TDM ti
timeslot
l t used
db
by MTP2
links
UMG8900 as SERVER , MSC S

Server as
CLIENT
Numbered 0, the sub-board 0 engaged in
MTP2 messages handling
0 consistent
0,
i t t with
ith th
those off th
the PSTN
switch
IID
1073
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The course mainly introduces how to perform interconnection with

BSC/MSC/PSTN/MGW in different modes, related concepts and
data configuration.
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Upon completion of this course

Understand the concepts of hardware configuration

Perform the procedures of hardware configuration

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UMG8900 Hardware Description Manual

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Use graphic interface provided by equipment panel for data

Execute data configuration scripts.

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Hardware and software

Uniform numbering of boards of same type

Clock networking plan

Deciding configuration of clock data

Deciding configuration of cascading data

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Central switching frame

Main control frame 1#

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Limitation on front and back boards :

Limitation on opposite positions :

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OMU, It is inserted in front slot 7 or 8 in main control frame.

MPU, It is inserted in front slot 7 or 8 of a frame except

NET, It is inserted in back slot 7 or 8.

CLK It is inserted in back slot 0 or 1 in main control frame.

FLU, BLU, It is inserted in a back slot of the central switching

TNU, It is inserted in back slot 6 or 9.

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Load sharing or 1+1 backup :S2L,E1G

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FE connection is for loading data and transferring signaling

TDM, GE connection is for transferring service data

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