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1. Brief Introduction................................................................................... 3
3. Alarm check......................................................................................... 11
4. Configuration Management.................................................................16
4.7 CA Configuration........................................................................30
5. Dynamic Management........................................................................33
7. Performance management..................................................................45
8. Query NE location................................................................................ 51
9. CC UDP Test......................................................................................... 52
1. Brief Introduction
We have to apply for a user name first if we are going to use EMS.
Just contact your team leader and he will help you apply for that.
After starting, right click again and we can see a lot of functions. We
can choose one according to our purpose. The most frequently used
are Configuration Management and Dynamic Management.
Configuration mangement is to check the configuration/parameters
In dynamic management, the upper box lists all the sites which we
can choose. The lower box shows all the dynamic commands. It
contains SDR part, LTE FDD part and LTE TDD part. We only need to
find the right command in LTE FDD or LTE TDD. For SDR part, its
not our concern. For more details, please read Chapter 5.
We can manage mutex right here, like apply for the right or release
right. Here we can also do batch apply and batch release. Its more
convenient.
Theres also another way to apply the mutex right. Just choose your
site and right click. Select Apply for Mutex Right.
a. No need to synchronize
This symbol means this site is connected to OMMB, and no
parameters change.
But it doesnt mean this site has no alarm.
b. Need to synchronize modified data
c. Link broken
If the link is broken, we cannot synchronize it until the link is ok.
For this kind of sites, they have at least one alarm: Link Broken
between OMM and NE.
d. You have the Mutex right
e. Mutex right is taken by other users
1. Radio Standard.
a. TDD Only
b. FDD Only
c. TDD&FDD
2. Bandwidth and Frequency.
3. Alarm check
The premise for SSV is that the site is alarm-cleared or has alarms
which wont impact the live traffic. Sometimes, the alarms may
occur suddenly and cause some problems for our testing.
a. Alarm Monitoring
In Alarm Monitoring, we can check all the alarms under one network.
This is the picture after we click Alarm Monitoring. It shows all the
alarms of all sites in the live network.
Usually we need to check the alarms for one or more special sites,
so we click NE tree and search the site ID as shown. (If theres
nothing shown in the right box below, it means this site has no
active alarms.)
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Its also possible to right click on this site to check the history
alarms.
We just need to search the site ID, choose the right site and click ok.
This method is useful for batch alarm checking.
This attached alarm list defines which alarms are non-service alarm
and which are service alarms.
Site Alarms.xlsx
4. Configuration Management
But in this example, this site is TDD Only site, so its empty in the
right part of the following picture. We can only find TDD cells in the
next picture. Actually, for TDD and FDD, the operation is the same.
RS Power
Sometimes after analyzing the drive test log, there are some
requirements for RS power adjustment. The way to check and
modify RS power is as below. Currently we only change RS
Power is enough, no need to modify PA and PB.
PA
PB
Just double click E-UTRAN FDD Cell or E-UTRAN TDD Cell, same as
PCI check, we can find PB. Also, as we can see below, the
configuration about bandwidth and center carrier frequency, etc is
also here.
Sometimes for one parameter, we need to modify not only one site.
If we do it one by one, it will take a long time. Here using data batch
configuration can make it easier.
Select the sites. You can search it one by one if not too many sites.
Choose the parameters you need to modify. (RS Power for example)
Then click the edit button, modify it as the required value, then click
save. Synchronize modified data after modification.
Similar like data batch configuration in 4.3, we can also export and
import Excel files to modify parameters.
At first, select all sites, and find the parameter you want to modify.
Lets take PA for example.
Then click export. Choose one File path and export it.
Open the exported Excel file. Using Vlookup to find the sites/cells
which need to be modified and change the value paForDTCH. In this
example, the original value of paForDTCH is 4, but we have
to modify some sites to value 2.
Then delete the rows which dont need to make any change (Delete
the selected rows in the above picture) and save it.
Choose the sites in the left, and then select the template type (TDD
or FDD); choose the file path and write a name prefix, and click
Export.
Click Live Data Area and all the live subnets are shown in the right.
Those are all the live data. We dont need to care about the Plan
Area, because Plan Area data maybe created long time ago, a lot
different from the live.
After click Planning Data Import, select Add and choose the file
which needs to be imported, and click import. Please synchronize
after import.
In the red marked area, there are all the existing neighbors between
these two sites. On the above are the available neighbor relations.
Choose the one(s) we want and click add. Please pay attention to
the PCI, Cell ID and frequency column. Make sure all
information is right.
4.7 CA Configuration
We can search one site, and click query, then the result is shown.
The correct setting should be same as in this picture. Cell 11 and
Cell 21 is one pair. Cell 12 and Cell 22 is one pair. Cell 13 and Cell 23
is one pair.
Then we have to group it manually. Just Select the cell and click
Group.
Find the correct neighbor cell (in this example, we should find Cell
21 of Site 220237) and click OK. Synchronize and operation is
done.
5. Dynamic Management
To start up the cells which are manually shut down before, we use
start up cell command. Similar like shutting down cells, choose the
correct mode, correct cell and click run.
Before doing the drive test, sometimes we are not sure if all sites
are up. So if we want to start up all sites, we can do the following
steps:
Select all sites and then start up all sites. We can see the number of
selected NE. It may take a long time to start up all cells.
Also, if there is a site list and we need to check the site status for
these sites, it might be difficult for us to check them one by one.
Here we can export them in excel file and use vlookup to check.
Only need to choose all the sites in cluster, and use Start DL
Simulation Loading (BPL1/BPN) command.
There are two steps needed. At first, click Parameter Config, select
Analogy UE priority and RB fixed. Then choose Life cycle according
to the test period (2hours or 4hours or more).
After that, click Add. For FDD, we fill in RB number 6 and RB start
position 19. For TDD 20M, we use RB number 25 and RB start
position 75. For TDD 10M, we use RB number 12 and RB start
position 38.
Select the correct command and click run, the result will show.
In our project, some sites are installed with RET (Remote Electronic
Tilt), but some are not. We can check the RET tilt in the following
way:
In the example below, this site has both TDD and FDD, and all 9
cells have RET. The tilt result is shown in the detailed information.
Choose the cell first, then click run button. In this example, we
set the tilt for TDD cell 21. TDD-2.3G-CELL1-2 means cell 21.
Then double click the space under Attribute Value, you can fill in the
value of electronic tilt. In this example, we set the electronic tilt to 5
for cell 21.
Idle Mode:
Connected Mode:
7. Performance management
Right click the name, and choose query by template. (Take NI_FDD
for example, NI_TDD is the same)
In the below dialog box, we only need to fill in Object Selection and
Time Selection. In Objection Selection, choose the sites you want to
query or just select all sites depending on the requirements.
At first, prepare the .csv file using the attached format. Then click
Import Location, select the prepared file. Then the cells in the .csv
files are chosen.
Cluster_FDD.csv
The results are shown here. We can click export and save as any
version you want.
Input the name and description. And choose NE type (ME (MO SDR)),
MO type (usually [LTE] Serving Cell), and Mode filter (either LTE TDD,
or LTE FDD, or both). We can search the KPI or counters we need in
the left and the selected ones are shown in the right.
8. Query NE location
Sometimes the planning coordinate of the site is different from the
actual one. To query the longitude and latitude, we use Diagnosis
Test.
Then, select the sites as you want or select all, then click OK. Wait
for a while, the result of longitude and latitude will show.
9. CC UDP Test
SF LTE CC UDP
Test Guideline V1.0.docx
Totally EMS real-time trace can trace 6 cells only. So I suggest only
trace one or two cells. For FDD and TDD 20M, we only need to trace
the serving cell (one cell). While for CA test, we need to trace
two cells, for example, cell 11&cell 21 together.
Then click Next, choose LTE BPL1(BPN), and click Next again.
Here is to choose the start time and end time. Default end time is
one hour after start time. If we need a longer time, we can change
the end time to any value.
Lets take the below picture for example. Usually we pay attention
to 3 columns: UEGid and Tput0 and Tput1. If there are a lot of
users, there will be many different Gids (only one user in this
example). At first we should ask test engineers to do download, then
the throughput result will show here, then we can know the UEGid
for this test UE.
CC Iperf.docx
Its time wasting if we click the sites one by one every time. We can
Export Tree Node after choosing all sites, and save as a cluster
name. Then next time if we need again we can Import Tree Node.
But please pay attention if new sites are on air in this cluster,
we need to update.
225265,225266,225020,225014,225221,220169,220173,220176,22
0175,225296,220170,220172,220189,220181,220182,220183,2201
84,220186,220193,220194,220191,220192,
After clicking OK, all sites in this cluster are filtered, and click all.
a. 20M Test
b. 30M Test
We need to start up all 10M cells for 30M test. Also, we have to
rollback the parameter changed in 20M test. Just import the original
exported file and synchronize.