Sjzl20072649-NetNumen M32 (V1 (1) .00) Operation Manual (Configuration Management)

NetNumenM32
Integrated Network Operation System
Operation Manual
(Configuration Management)
Version 1.00
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Contents
About This Manual .......................................................... xi
Purpose .............................................................................. xi
Intended Audience ............................................................... xi
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge ............................................ xi
What Is in This Manual ......................................................... xi
Related Documentation........................................................ xii
Conventions .......................................................................xiii
How to Get in Touch............................................................xiv
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
System Introduction........................................................ 1
System Features................................................................... 1
System Interface ............................................................1

User login ............................................................................ 1
Creating an NE Agent ............................................................ 3
Accessing Configuration Management ...................................... 6
Screen Locking ..................................................................... 9
Showing System Time ......................................................... 10
Showing/Hiding Toolbar ....................................................... 11
Viewing System Information ................................................. 11
Showing/Hiding Status Bar ................................................... 13
Showing/Hiding Message Area .............................................. 14
User Logout ....................................................................... 14
System Exit ....................................................................... 15
Option Settings................................................................... 17
Print Setup ........................................................................ 19
Application Window Operations ....................................... 20

Menu Bar Dynamic Switchover .............................................. 20
Closing Current View ........................................................... 22
Closing All Views................................................................. 22
Chapter 2........................................................................ 25
Public Resource Configuration ......................................25

Creating GERAN Sub Network ............................................... 25
Deleting GERAN Sub Network................................................ 27
Creating BSC Managed Elements ........................................... 28
Creating BSC Function ......................................................... 31
Chapter 3........................................................................65
BSC Rack Configuration .................................................65
Creating a BSC Rack ............................................................ 65
Creating BSC Rack by Template ............................................ 67
Control Shelf Boards Configuration .................................. 68

Creating Control Shelf.......................................................... 68
Configuring OMP Board ........................................................ 70
Configuring UIMC Board (Control Shelf ................................... 72
Configuring CMP Board......................................................... 73
Configuring CLKG Board ....................................................... 75
Configuring CHUB Board....................................................... 76
Resource Shelf Boards Configuration................................ 78

Creating Resource Shelf ....................................................... 78
Configuring UIMU Board ....................................................... 81
Configuring SPB Board ......................................................... 83
Configuring DRTB Board ....................................................... 84
Configuring LAPD Board ....................................................... 87
Configuring BIPB Board ........................................................ 89
Configuring DTB Board......................................................... 90
Switching Shelf Boards Configuration ............................... 93

Configuring UIMC Board ....................................................... 94
Configuring PSN Board ......................................................... 96
Configuring GLI Board.......................................................... 97
BSC Board Operations ................................................... 99

Deleting/Querying/Modifying BSC Board ................................. 99
Chapter 4......................................................................103
A Interface Configuration ............................................103
Configuring Local Office...................................................... 103
Configuring Adjacent Office................................................. 106
No.7 Office Configuration ............................................. 117

Configuring No.7 Route ...................................................... 117
Creating No.7 Office .......................................................... 118

Configuring Office Guide .................................................... 124
Configuring SIGTRAN................................................... 130

Configuring Application Server Process................................. 130
Configuring M3UA ............................................................. 135
Configuring SUA ............................................................... 137
Chapter 5......................................................................139
Gb Interface Configuration..........................................139
Configuring NSE ............................................................... 139
Configuring BRCH ............................................................. 140
Configuring NSVC ............................................................. 143
Chapter 6......................................................................145
Site Configuration ........................................................145
Configuring Site................................................................ 145
Configuring B8018 ............................................................ 147
Configuring B8112 ............................................................ 162
Configuring M8202 ............................................................ 164
Configuring M8206 ............................................................ 166
Configuring BS20 .............................................................. 168
Configuring BS21 (V2.0 ..................................................... 174
Configuring BS30 V1.2....................................................... 176
Configuring BS30 .............................................................. 178
Configuring BS21 .............................................................. 179
Configuring OB06.............................................................. 181
Configuring Site by Template.............................................. 185
Deleting Site .................................................................... 188
Chapter 7......................................................................191
Inventory Unit and IP Configuration...........................191
Configuring IP .................................................................. 191
Configuring Inventory Unit ................................................. 194
Chapter 8......................................................................197
Cell Configuration ........................................................197
Cell Parameters Configuration and Modification................ 197
Configuring Cell ................................................................ 198
Configuring Cell GPRS Parameters ....................................... 225
Configuring Cell EDGE Parameters ....................................... 248

Configuring BCCH TRX ....................................................... 250
Configuring Non-BCCH TRX................................................. 255
Configuring Frequency Hopping ........................................... 258
Configuring Adjacent Reselection Cell ................................... 261
Configuring Adjacent Handover Cell ..................................... 264
Configuring Adjacent Handover and Reselection Cell............... 269
Configuring Adjacent Interference Cell.................................. 274
Modifying Cell Power Control Parameters .............................. 276
Modifying Cell Handover Control Parameters ......................... 282
UTRAN Cell Parameter Configuration and Modification ...... 292

Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Reselection Cell ........................ 293
Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Handover Cell ........................... 295
Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Handover and Reselection Cell .... 297
Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters ............................. 299
Modifying UTRAN Cell Handover Control Parameters ............... 307
External Cell Configuration ........................................... 311

Configuring GERAN External Cell.......................................... 311
Configuring UTRAN External Cell.......................................... 313
Chapter 9......................................................................317
Alarm Parameters Configuration.................................317
Configuring CLKG Alarm Parameters .................................... 317
Configuring POWERB Alarm Parameters ................................ 320
Configuring PSN Alarm Parameters ...................................... 324
Setting Dry Contact Alarm .................................................. 327
Chapter 10....................................................................329
Data Operations ...........................................................329
Checking Global Data Validity.............................................. 329
Exporting Data.................................................................. 330
Importing Data ................................................................. 331
Searching......................................................................... 332
Synchronizing Tables ......................................................... 335
Synchronizing Modified Tables............................................. 336
Comparing MO .................................................................. 338
Comparing Sub Tree .......................................................... 339
Duplicating Sub Tree.......................................................... 340
Creating Slave Configuration Set ......................................... 342
Appendix A ...................................................................347
Abbevreviations ...........................................................347
AppendixB ....................................................................353
Figures..........................................................................353
Tables ...........................................................................365
Index ............................................................................369
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About This Manual

Purpose
This
manual
provides
the
basic
information
NetNumenM32 configuration management operation.
about
Intended Audience
This document is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform operations on NetNumenM32 Integrated Network
Operation System. It also addresses the technical managers and
engineers.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general
understanding of wireless telecommunications technology.
Familiarity with the following is helpful:
ZXG10 NetNumen-G (V6.00) OMC software
ZXG10 BSS system and its various components
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following sections:
TABLE 1 M ANUAL SUMMARY
Section
Summary
Chapter 1, System
Introduction
Introduce the basic function of the

NetNumenM32 interface and creation of
nes network element.
Chapter 2, Public
Resource Configuration
Explain configuring public resources such

as BSC managed elements, BSC functions
etc.
Chapter 3, BSC Rack
Explain configuring BSC standard rack,
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NetNumenM32 (V1.00) INOS Operation Manual (Configuration Management)
Section
Summary
Configuration
shelves, board.
Chapter 4, A Interface
Configuration
Explain configuring A interface related

parameters and their configuration
procedures.
Chapter 5, Gb Interface
Configuration
Explain configuring Gb interface and

related parameters.
Chapter 6, Site
Configuration
Explain configuring different types of sites.
Chapter 7, Inventory
Unit and IP
Configuration
Explain configuring inventory unit and

configuring IP.
Chapter 8, Cell
Configuration
Explain configuring and modifying cell and

its related parameters.
Chapter 9, Alarm
Parameters
Configuration
Explain configuring alarm parameters for

different board in iBSC.
Chapter 10, Data

Operations
Explains various data related operations

performed in configuration management
Appendix A,
Abbreviations
Lists all the abbreviations used in this

manual.
Appendix B, Figures
and Tables
Lists all the figures and tables used in this

manual.
Index
Index of terms and definitions appeared in

this manual.
Related Documentation
The following documents are related to this manual:
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NetNumenM32 (V1.00) Integrated

System Documentation Guide
Network
Operation
NetNumenM32 (V1.00)
System Technical Manual
Integrated
Network
Operation
NetNumenM32 (V1.00) Integrated

System Software Installation Manual
Network
Operation
NetNumenM32 (V1.00) Integrated Network

System Operation Manual (Fault Management)
Operation
NetNumenM32 (V1.00) Integrated Network Operation

System Operation Manual (Performance Management)
NetNumenM32 (V1.00) Integrated Network Operation
System Operation Manual (Security and System Tools)
About This Manual
Conventions
Typographical
Conventions
ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Italics
References to other Manuals and documents.
Quotes
Links on screens.
Bold
Menus, menu options, function names, input

fields, radio button names, check boxes, dropdown lists, dialog box names, window names.
CAPS
Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens

and company name.
Constant width
Typed text, program code and, file, directory and

function names.
[]
Optional parameters.
{}
Mandatory parameters.
Select one of the parameters that are delimited

by it.
Note: Provides additional information about a
certain topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs
to be checked before proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things
easier or more productive for the reader.
Mouse
Operation
Conventions
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Click
Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually

the left mouse button) once.
Double-click
Refer to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click
Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button

(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag
Refer to pressing and holding a mouse button and

moving the mouse.
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How to Get in Touch

The following sections provide information on how to obtain
support for the documentation and the software.
Customer
Support
Documentation
Support
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If you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions

regarding
your
product,
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us
by
e-mail
at
support@zte.com.cn. You can also call our customer support
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ZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality
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Chapter
System Introduction
System Features
NetNumenM32 (V1.00) Integrated Network Operation System
is an integrated network operating system, which provides the
combine interface for GSM, WCDMA and TDSCDMA OMCR.
Through this operating system, a user can do operation on all of
OMCRs from single client at the same time.
Users are required to add the desired OMCR server by creating a
Network
Element
Agent
to
operate
it
through
the
NetNumenM32 (V1.00) Integrated Network Operation system.
NetNumenM32 (V1.00) Integrated Network Operation System
provides all the functions of OMCR Configuration Management. It
provide the functions of resource configuration, BSC rack
configuration, A & Gb interface configuration, site configuration,
IP
configuration,
cell
configuration,
alarm
parameters
configuration and data operations.
System Interface
User login
Purpose
To login to NetNumenM32 client, for performing intended

operations
Prerequisites
Prior to performing this task, make sure that client is installed

successfully.
Steps
To login to NetNumenM32 (V1.00) client, perform the following

steps:
1. Double-click the shortcut icon on the desktop or run the file
at D:\UMS client bin run.bat (client installed in D
drive is considered as example here).
2. Input the User Name, Password and Server Address in

the Login dialog box, as shown in Figure 1. User can select
the required Server Address from drop-down list or input IP
address in Server Address field, and click OK.
FIGURE 1 NETNUMENM32 CLIENT LOGIN DIALOG BOX
3. Upon successful login, NetNumenM32 main interface

appears, as shown in Figure 2. Else login failure interface
appears as shown in Figure 3.
FIGURE 2 NETNUMENM32 M AIN INTERFACE
Chapter 1 - System Introduction
FIGURE 3 LOGIN FAILURE MESSAGE
END OF STEPS
Result
Login to NetNumenM32 client is successfully done.
Creating an NE Agent
Purpose
To create a Network element agent for accessing the required

OMC server
Prerequisites
Prior to performing this task, make sure that client is running

normally and topology management interface is accessible.
Steps
To create an NE agent, perform the following steps:

1. In the Topology Management interface, right-click on
NetNumen and select Create NE Agent as shown in Figure
4.
FIGURE 4 START CREATING NE AGENT
2. A Create NE Agent interface window appears as in Figure 5.

It contains the Basic attributes and Extended attributes.
Figure 6 shows the Extended attributes interface.
FIGURE 5 CREATE NE AGENT (BASIC ATTRIBUTES)
FI G U R E 6 CR E AT E N E AG E N T (E X T E N DED AT T R I B U T E S )
Description of the parameters used in Create NE Agent

interface is given in Table 4.
TABLE 4 DESCRIPTION OF CREATE NE AGENT P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Basic attributes
Name
Character sting
Unique user
label given to
every NE
Agent
Vendor
Character string
Name of
vendor
IpAddress(*)
Integer type
IP address of
the OMC
server
AdministrativeState(*)
Activated
Deactivated
Selection from
dropdown list
Default: Disabled
Version
Integer type
According to
the version of
the OMC
software
Location
Character string
Place name
LinkChackPeriod(S)(*)
Integer type
Its time period

in seconds
during one
hour
Default: 3600
Memo
Character string
For the user to

add a hint
Extended attribute
Port
Integer type
PortType(*)
JMS or socket
Default: socket
FTP Port
Integer type
Address of the
port
Select from
dropdown list
Address of the
FTP port
3. Press OK to complete the process of creating NE agent.

Figure 7 shows the crated NE agent.
FIGURE 7 CREATED NE AGENT
END OF STEPS
Result
NE agent is successfully created.
Accessing Configuration
Management
Purpose
Perquisites
Steps
To access the
NetNumenM32
configuration
management
interface
in
Prior to performing this task, make sure that client is running

normally and NE agent is created.
Perform the following
management interface:
steps
to
access
the
configuration
1. In the physical view of the Topology management, Rightclick on the desired NE agent and select the Start NE in the
NE Management option as shown in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 STARTING NETWORK ELEMENT
It takes few seconds to start NE. If system is unable to start

the NE, then a message box appears, as shown in Figure 9.
FIGURE 9 NE STARTING FAILURE MESSAGE BOX
2. Right-click on started NE agent and then, select

Configuration Management in NE Management option as
shown in Figure 10.
FIGURE 10 ACCESSING CONFIGURATION M ANAGEMENT
The configuration management pane containing the IP

address of the NE agent server appears, as in Figure 11.
FIGURE 11 CONFIGURATION M AN AGEMENT P ANE
END OF STEPS
Result
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Configuration Management interface is successfully accessed.
Screen Locking
Purpose
Perquisites
Procedure
To lock the screen during the operation in Configuration

Management
NetNumenM32 client works
Management is assessable.
normally
and
Configuration
icon on the menu bar or click System and then Lock

Click
Screen, as shown in Figure 12.
FIGURE 12 LOCKING SCREEN
A confirmation message box appears as shown in Figure 13;

click OK to complete the process.
FIGURE 13 CONFIRM ATION MESSAGE FOR LOCKING SCREEN
END OF STEPS
Result
Configuration Management screen is successfully locked.
Showing System Time

Purpose
Perquisites
Steps
To show the system time during the operation in Configuration

Management
normally
and
Configuration
Perform the following steps to show the system time during

working in Configuration Management:
1. On the menu bar, click System and select Show System
Time, as shown in Figure 14.
FIGURE 14 ENABLING SYSTEM TIME DESPLAY
2. Show System Time window appears, as shown in Figure 15.

Click OK to complete the process.
FIGURE 15 SHOW SYSTEM TIME WINDOW
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END OF STEPS
Result
System time is successfully shown.
Showing/Hiding Toolbar
Purpose
Perquisites
Steps
To show or hide the toolbar during the operation in Configuration

Management
normally
and
Configuration
Perform the following steps to display or hide the toolbar during

working in Configuration Management:
1. On the menu bar, click System and then check or uncheck
Tool Bar, as shown in Figure 16.
FIGURE 16 SHOWING/HIDING TOOLBAR
By un-checking the Toolbar, the toolbar disappears.

END OF STEPS
Result
Toolbar is successfully displayed or hidden.
Viewing System Information

Purpose
To view the system information
Perquisites
NetNumenM32 client work

normally
and
Configuration
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Steps
Perform the following steps to view the system information:

1. On the menu bar click Help and then About as shown in
Figure 17.
FIGURE 17 VIEWING SYSTEM INFORM ATION ( ABOUT)
2.
Click Information to view the name

information of system as given in Figure 18.
and
FIGURE 18 VIEWING SYSTEM INFORM ATION (INFORM ATION)
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version
3. Click License Info for viewing the license information of the

system.
END OF STEPS
Result
System information is successfully viewed.
Showing/Hiding Status Bar

Purpose
Perquisites
Procedure
To show or hide the status bar during the operation in

Configuration Management
normally
and
Configuration
On the menu bar, click System and then check or uncheck

Status Bar, as shown in Figure 19.
FIGURE 19 SHOWING/HIDING STATUS BAR
By un-checking the Status Bar, the status bar disappears and

user cannot see the current user name and sever IP address in
the bottom of the configuration management window.
END OF STEPS
Result
Status bar is displayed or hidden successfully.
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Showing/Hiding Message Area

Purpose
Perquisites
Procedure
To show or hide the message area during the operation in

Configuration Management
normally
and
Configuration
On the menu bar, click System and then check or uncheck

Message Area, as shown in Figure 20.
FIGURE 20 SHOWING/HIDING MESSAGE ARE A
By un-checking the Message Area, the Error Message and

Hint Message panes disappear.
END OF STEPS
Result
Message area is displayed or hidden successfully.
User Logout
Purpose
Perquisites
Steps
To logout from the NetNumenM32

normally
and
Configuration
Perform the following steps to logout from the NetNumenM32:

icon or click System and then
1. On the menu bar click
click Logout, as shown in Figure 21.
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FIGURE 21 LOGGING OUT FROM NETNUMENM32
2.
A confirmation message box appears, as shown in Figure 22.

FIGURE 22 CONFIRM ATION MESSAGE TO LOGOUT FROM
NETNUMENM32
END OF STEPS
Result
User is logged out successfully.
System Exit
Purpose
Perquisites
Steps
To exit from the NetNumenM32

normally
and
Configuration
Perform the following steps to exit from the NetNumenM32:

1. On the menu bar click System and then click Exit, as shown
in Figure 23.
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FIGURE 23 EXIT FROM NETNUMENM32
2.
A confirmation message box appears, as shown in Figure 22.

FIGURE 24 CONFIRM ATION MESSAGE BOX TO EXIT NETNUMENM32
END OF STEPS
Result
User exit the NetNumenM32 Interface successfully.
Note: The difference between logout and exit is that, in

exit user exits from all interface of NetNumenM32 and it needs
to run the client for logging in again. However, in logout, user
gets the main login interface and does not need to run the client
again.
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Option Settings
Purpose
Perquisites
Steps
To configure the option settings for different users

normally
and
Configuration
Perform the following steps to configure the option settings:

1. On the menu bar click System and then click Option
Settings, as shown in Figure 25.
FIGURE 25 ENTERING THE OPTION SETTING FOR STYLE SETUP
2. Option Settings dialog box appears as shown in Figure 26.

Option settings dialog box has two tabs, i.e Style and Login
User.
3. In Style dialog box, move the elements from Embedded
Client Views to the Separate Client Views according to
the requirements of user by
icon as shown in Figure 26.
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FIGURE 26 OPTION SETTINGS (SELECTING THE STYLE FOR DIFFERENT

USERS)
4. For the applicability of style setting, it is necessary to logout

of the ckient and then login again.
5. Click Login User tab and a dialog box as shown in Figure 27
appears.
FIGURE 27 OPTION SETTINGS (LOGIN USER)
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6. For modifying users login information, write the user Email

Address and Phone Number in the given feilds.
7. For modifying users pasward, write the Old Password,
New Password and then Confirm Password in the given
feilds. Click OK to complete the process.
8. For enabling automatic screen lock time, click Enabled
option in the Automatic Screen Lock Time pane and write
the lockup time in minutes. The default value is 30 minutes.
END OF STEPS
Result
Option settings are successfully configured.
Print Setup
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure enter the print setup

normally
and
Configuration
Perform the following steps to configure the print setup:

1. On the menu bar click System and then click Print Setup as
shown in Figure 28.
FIGURE 28 ENTERING PRINT SETUP
2. Print Setup dialog box appears as shown in Figure 29.
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FIGURE 29 PRINT SETUP DIALOG BOX
3. Select the options according to the requirements and click

Page Setup.
4. Select the page setup options according to requirements and
click Advance for advance settings.
5. Select the advance print options according to requirements
and click OK to complete the process.
END OF STEPS
Result
Print setup options are successfully configured.
Application Window
Operations
Menu Bar Dynamic Switchover
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
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To dynamically switchover the menu bar

normally
and
Configuration
Perform the following steps to switchover the menu bar:
1. On the menu bar click View and then click the required
interface, for example; Fault Management as shown in
Figure 30.
FIGURE 30 MENU BAR SWITCHOVER
2. The Fault Management pane appears as shown in Figure 31.

FIGURE 31 FAULT M AN AGEMENT P ANE AFTER DYNAM IC SWITCHOVER
User can perform operations in the Fault Management as well.
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END OF STEPS
Result
Menu bar is dynamically switchedover.
Closing Current View

Purpose
Prerequisites
Procedure
To close the current view

normally
and
Configuration
On the Menu bar, click System and then Close Current View
as shown in Figure 32. This closes the current operation window.
FIGURE 32 CLOSING CURRENT VIEW
Result
Current view is closed.
Closing All Views

Purpose
Prerequisites
Procedure
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To close all the views

normally
and
Configuration
On the menu bar, click System and then Close All Views as
shown in Figure 33.
FIGURE 33 SELECTING CLOSE ALL VIEWS
This closes all the views as shown in Figure 34.

FIGURE 34 ALL OPERATION VIEWS CLOSED
END OF STEPS
Result
All operation views are closed.
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Chapter
Public Resource
Configuration
Creating GERAN Sub Network
Purpose
To create GSM EDGE Radio Access Network (GERAN) sub

network
Prerequisites
Prior to performing this task, make sure that NetNumenM32

client is running normally.
Steps
To configure GERAN sub network, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click OMC and then, click
Subnetwork, as shown in Figure 35.
Create
GERAN
FIGURE 35 CREATING GER AN SUB NETWORK
2. Input the User label and Subnetwork ID in Create

GERAN subnetwork dialog box, as shown in Figure 36, by
referring to Table 5. Click OK.
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FIGURE 36 CREATE GERAN SUB NETWORK
TABLE 5 GER AN SUB NETWORK P AR AM ETERS
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
User label
String type: 1 ~ 40
It is a unique name
given to every sub
network.
Sub network ID
Integer
type :1~4095
Unique ID given to
GERAN Sub network
END OF STEPS
Result
The GERAN Sub network is created in the topology tree as

shown in Figure 37.
FIGURE 37 CREATED GER AN SUB NETWORK
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Chapter 2 - Public Resource Configuration
Deleting GERAN Sub Network

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete GERAN Sub Network

To delete GERAN Sub Network, Perform the following steps:
1. Right-click created GERAN sub network for example
Shanghai and click Delete in the pop-up menu as shown in
Figure 38.
FIGURE 38 DELETING GER AN SUB NETWORK
2. Click Yes in the confirmation message to delete GERAN sub

network as shown in Figure 39 .
FIGURE 39 DELETING GER AN SUB NETWORK CONFIRM ATION
MESSAGE
END OF STEPS
Result
GERAN sub network deleted successfully.
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Creating BSC Managed Elements

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To create BSC managed elements

To create BSC managed element, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click created GERAN sub network node and go to
Create BSC managed element in the pop-up menu, as
shown in Figure 40.
FIGURE 40 CREATING BSC M AN AGED ELEMENTS
2. Enter the parameters in the Create BSC Managed Element,

dialog box, as shown in Figure 41. Configure Create BSC
Managed Element parameters by referring to Table 6.
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FIGURE 41 CREATING BSC M AN AGED ELEMENTS
TABLE 6 BSC M AN AGED ELEMENT P ARAMETERS
Parameters
User label
Managed element ID
Type and Range

Alphabets,
characters, numbers
or a combination of
all
Decryption
Unique label given
to a managed
element
Integer type, range: Unique ID given to

1 ~ 4095
each managed
element
Managed element type
User can select

from drop-down
list depending on
actual
configuration
Managed element IP
address
Integer type
IP address of
managed element
Blade server IP address
Integer type
Blade server is to
save some files
for OMP in the
system and
organize these file
according to the
requirement of
NM.
Software Version
Version information
Software
version of iBSC
Vendor Name
Alphabets
Vendor
information
Location
Alphabets
Location
information
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Parameters
Type and Range
Decryption
Latitude
Integer type, range:

-90 ~ +90
Latitude is
measured from
equator with
positive value
going north and
negative value
going south.
Marked Longitude
and Latitude
value gives exact
site location.
Longitude
Integer type, range:

-180 ~ +180
Measured from
prime meridian
with positive
value going east
and negative
value going west
Note: Managed element IP address and blade server IP

address cannot be the same.
3. Input the information and click OK, the corresponding

managed element is created in topology tree as shown in
Figure 42 .
FIGURE 42 CREATED MANAGED ELEMENT
Note: Master configuration set is created under

managed element by the system.
END OF STEPS
Result
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BSC managed element is created successfully.
Creating BSC Function

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To create BSC function

To create BSC function, performs the following steps:
1. Right-click the Master config set, and click Create BSC
functions in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 43.
FIGURE 43 CREATING BSC FUNCTIONS
2. Input the parameters in the Basic property dialog box, as

shown in the Figure 44. Configure Basic Properties
parameters by referring to Table 7.
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FIGURE 44 BASIC PROPERTIES DIALOG BOX
TABLE 7 BASIC PROPERTIES P AR AMETERS
Parameter
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Type and Range
Description
User label
Character string:
1~40
Unique user label

given to every
function
BSC ID
Integer type: 1~255
Unique ID given to
BSC
Support MNC 3
digits
Select Yes or No
from drop-down list
depending on actual
situation.
Whether supports
MNC 3 digits
MNC
Integer type: 0~999
Mobile Network Code

(MNC) is a three-digit
code. It uniquely
identifies a specific
GSM PLMN network in
a country (decided by
the MCC).
OMP IP
Integer type
IP address of OMP
board
OMP MAC
Hexadecimal format
MAC-48 and EUI-48

addresses are usually
shown in hexadecimal
format, with each
octet separated by a
dash or colon. An
example of a MAC-48
address would be
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
"00-08-74-4C-7F-1D
OMC subnet
mask
Integer type
Subnet mask of OMC

server
OMC Gateway
(Info 5)
Integer type
OMC gateway
information
OMC server
subnet
Integer type
IP address of OMC
server
Longitude
Value range: 180 ~

+180
Measured from prime

meridian with positive
value going east and
negative value going
west
Latitude
Value range: 90 ~
+90.
Latitude is measured
from equator with
positive value going
north and negative
value going south.
Marked Longitude and
Latitude value gives
exact site location.
Global Time
Zone
Global time zone can

User can select time
zone from drop-down be selected from the
actual locations timing
list provided.
zone.
Net type
SP type
CCTN - China
telecom
network
CMCN China
mobile network
CUCN China
Unicom
network
RLTN Railway
Telecom
Network
CNC China
Netcom
NFTN Military
telecommunicat
ion network
NET7 Network
7
NET8Network
Signaling
End Point (SEP)
User can select

required option
from drop-down list
depending on
actual
configuration.
Signaling
User can select

signaling point type
from the drop-down
list.
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Transfer Point
(STP)
Signaling
Transfer/End Point
(STEP)
Restart flag
Select Yes or No
from drop-down list
Bureau No
Integer type: 1~253;

default value: 1
STPT18
Integer type:
0~65535; default
value: 0
It is a restart
indicator in the No. 7
Signaling.
Bureau no. is the
same as domain no.
Signaling point restart
time as STP
SNTP SYNC Cycle
Integer type:
0~4294967295;
default value: 0
SNTP server
address
IP address of SNTP
server
SNTP server is use for

timing
synchronization of all
the servers.
Test code
Hexadecimal
characters from
1~15
Test code in
hexadecimal system.
CPU thread
tracing %
Integer type: 0~100,

default value:50
Overflow control
level
Integer type
3. Click Radio basic property tab, the interface as shown in

Figure 45 appears. Configure the corresponding parameters
in the Radio basic property interface. For radio basic
properties parameters, refer to Table 8.
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FIGURE 45 RADIO BASIC PROPERTY P ARAMETERS
TABLE 8 DESCRIPTION OF RADIO BASIC PROPERTY P ARAMETERS
Parameters
Dynamic
enable
Type and Range

HR
Yes:
support
dynamic
hr
enable
No:
do
support
dynamic
enable
Threshold for TRX

switched from FR
to HR (HRths,%)
Integer
1~100,
DCS1800/PCS
1900
supported
function
Drop down list
Load
indication
allowed
DCS1800
PCS 1900
hr
type:
Drop down list
User can select Yes

or No depending on
actual situation.
not
default value: 60
Send confusion
message
Description
NO:
Not
allowed to use
load indication
User can select from

any value from 1 to
100
User can select DCS
or PCS according to
the requirements
User can select Yes

or No depending on
actual situation
Whether the Load
indication is allowed
Yes: Allowed to
use
load
indication
Drop down list
User can select Yes

or No depending on
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Parameters
allowed
Type and Range
Inter-cell
handover
allowed
Yes:
Allow
inter-cell
handover
No:
Do
not
allow inter-cell
handover
No:
Do
not
allow to send
the assignment
failure
message
before external
directed retry
Whether the BSC is

allowed to send the
BSSAP
Confusion
message.
User can select Yes

or No depending on
actual situation
Directed
towards 3G
allowed
retry
cell is
User can select Yes

or No depending on
actual situation
Whether
external
directed retry allows
assignment failure
Yes: Allow to
send
the
assignment
failure
message
before external
directed retry
Drop down list
actual situation
No:
Do
not
allow BSC to
send
the
BSSMAP
CONFUSION
message
Drop down list
MSC version ID
Yes: Allow BSC

to send the
BSSMAP
CONFUSION
message
Drop down list
Send
assignment
failure allowed
Description
Release98
older
or
Release99
onward
or
User can select either

Relaease99
or
onwards
or
Relaease98
or
older depending on
actual situation
MSC version ID
Load
indication Integer type: 0~255,
valid time
default value: 18
Load indication valid

time
Load
period
Load indication period
indication
Integer
0~65530,
type:
default value: 1500

Automatic
resource
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Drop down list
This
defines
parameter
that
BSC
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
indication
threshold
Range: 0~100,
automatically
indicates
to
MSC
about the ratio of
presently
available
channels to the total
channels.
The
parameter works for
automatic indication
mode. It assists BSC
to notify MSC about
cell
resources
availability when it
reaches below the
defined threshold.
Resource
threshold
default value: 30
adjust
Drop down list

Range: 200 ~ 5000
Default value: 200
BSC
no.
MAX
reset
Drop down list
The
maximum
allowable resets to
BSC. After BSC sends
the
BSSAP
RESET
message to MSC, if
BSSAP
RESET
ACKNOWLEDGE
message
fails
to
reach BSC from MSC
within GSM-specified
T4 time interval, the
resetting
will
be
repeated
Range: 1~255,
default value: 3
Range
BARANGE
of
Integer
0~1023
Current
available
channel threshold is
the threshold that
BSC
perform
automatic
resource
indication to MSC
type:
User can select higher

and lower limits in
spin
boa
and
depending on actual
configuration
and
frequency band used
and click Add to
locate it to range of
BARANGE in the form
3&&5 as shown in
Figure 45
4. Click Others tab, the interface as shown in Figure 46

appears. Configure the corresponding parameters in the
Others interface. For radio basic properties parameters,
refer to Table 9.
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FIGURE 46 OTHERS P AR AMETERS
TABLE 9 DESCRIPTION OF OTHERS P AR AMETERS
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
User Priority for

EMLPP
Drop down list
This parameter use

the
service
of
preferred access for
high-priority
subscriber, that is
eMLPP service, the
system may set some
reserved
channels
(currently, only full
rate TCH channels are
supported to be the
reserved channels).
Range: 1 ~ 15
Default: 2
EMLPP
channel
reserved time
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 0
Low priority level
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 15
Default: 1
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When the subscriber's

PriorityLevel is bigger
than or equal to this
parameter
(LowPrioLevel),
system uses the low
priority
subscriber
channel
selection
mode set by 4-1bit of
ChanSelectPrio in BTS
table.
When
PriorityLevel is less
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
than this parameter
(LowPrioLevel),
system uses the high
priority
subscriber
channel
selection
mode set by 8-5 bit of
ChanSelectPrio in BTS
table.
Preferred speech
version (half)
Drop down list
Preferred
speech version
(full)
rate
Half
version 3
rate
No
preferred
version
Full
version 1
rate
Full
version 2
rate
Full
version 3
rate
Drop down list
Length of super
vision
Half
version 1
Drop down list
Reserved
channel first
No
preferred
version
Yes:
Select
reserved
channels first
When
implementing
the
CS
channel
allocation policy, it
describes
the
preferred
half-rate
speech version.
When
implementing
the
CS
channel
allocation policy, it
describes
the
preferred
full-rate
speech version.
The selection order of

reserved channel and
non-reserved channel
No:
Do
not
select reserved
channels
Drop down list
Range:
1000
100
Default: 250
Length of radio
Drop down list

Range: 10 ~ 100
Default: 50
Length of timer
waiting intra BSS
handover
Drop down list

Range: 10 ~ 100
Default: 60
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Parameters
Type and Range
Starting time for

oriented retry
Drop down list
Description
Range: 50 ~ 200
Default: 130
Monitor physical
context request
Fixed Integer type
Timer for
waiting
Drop down list
MSG
default value: 20
Range: 5 ~ 20
Default value: 20
Timer
RANCSEST
waiting
for
Drop down list

Range: 10~100
default value: 100
Timer
for
RANCSCLECOM
waiting
Drop down list
Timer for
waiting
Drop down list
CCM
Range: 10~30
default value: 30
Range: 45~55
default value: 45
Get static param

timer
Drop down list

Range: 60~600
default value: 120
5. Click
icon to enter the other tabs in Create BSC
function as shown in Figure 47. Configure GPRS property1
parameters by referring to Table 10.
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FIGURE 47 GPRS PROPERTY 1 PAR AM ETERS
TABLE 10 GPRS PROPERTIES 1 P AR AM ETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
BssGp Flow Control

BVC Flow control
period (10ms)
Drop down list
MS flow control
period(10ms)
Drop down list
NSVC
peer
to
peer delay (ms)
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default : 3000
Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default : 3000
Range:
1
Default : 10
20
This parameter is
the BVC leakageratio measurement
period in the BVC
Flow
Control
process, that is,
BVC
long
measurement
period.
This parameter is
the
MS
leakageratio measurement
period in the MS
Flow
Control
process, that is, MS
long
measurement
period.
This is an NS link
layer
parameter.
The NSVC delay is
a basis for flow
control in frame
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
relay. Background
system configures
the NSVC delay
subject
to
the
actual
circumstances.
Coding Schedule Mode
Cn
Drop down list

Range: 0
Default : 85
255
This parameter is
used to determine
the
increase
of
coding mode level.
The coding mode for
TBF
(uplink
and
downlink)
in
the
channel coding mode
CSn
(1n3)
increases
to
one
level
up, if
the
number
of
data
blocks
transmitted
consecutively
and
correctly exceed the
predefined
parameter Cn[n-1].
Nn
Drop down list

Range: 0
Default : 20
Xn
255
Drop down list

Range: 0
Default : 25
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100
This parameter is
used to determine
the
decrease
of
coding mode level. It
is
used
at
the
RLC/MAC layer of
BRP.
The
coding
level decreases to
one level if Xn n2 data blocks are
transmitted,
the
number
of
consecutive
data
blocks losses in the
coding mode CSn
(2n4) for the TBF
(downlink
and
uplink) is Xn[n-2]%.
This parameter is
the threshold for
determining
the
decrease in the level
of the coding mode.
It is used at the
RLC/MAC layer of
BRP.
The
coding
level
will
be
decreased by one if
Nn[n-2] data blocks
are transmitted, the
number
of
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
consecutive losses of
the data blocks in
the coding mode are
CSn (2n4) for the
TBF (downlink and
uplink) is Xn[n-2]%.
MAX
allowed
number
of
consecutive losses
of
uplink
data
block
Drop down list
Time of packet
uplink ACK/NACK
retrys
Drop down list
MAX
allowed
number
of
consecutive losses
of uplink RLC/MAC
control message
Drop down list
Range: 9
Default : 10
Range: 9
Default : 10
Range: 9
Default : 10
255
255
255
This parameter is
counter
N3101,
which is used at
RLC/MAC layer of
BRP. During packet
uplink transmission,
BSS specifies USF
(corresponding
to
one uplink TBF) for
each uplink block.
For
the USF,
if
subsequent
N3101
modules
do
not
receive
effective
data,
the
net
assumes this as a
poor quality TBF and
releases it.
This parameter is
counter
N3103,
which is used at
RLC/MAC layer of
BRP. If the network
does
not
receive
Packet Control Ack
for
consecutive
N3103 times, the net
assumes this as a
poor quality TBF and
releases it.
This parameter is
counter
N3105,
which is used the
RLC/MAC layer of
BRP. BSS sets the
RRBP domain in DL
RLC data module, if
it does not receive
effective
RLC/MAC
control
messages
from MS for about
N3105 times, the net
releases
DL
TBF
internally
and
enables T3195.
6. Click on the GPRS Property2 and an interface as shown in

Figure 48 appears. Configure the parameters according to
Table 11.
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FIGURE 48 GPRS PROPERTY 2 PAR AM ETERS
TABLE 11 GPRS PROPERTY 2 P ARAMETERS
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
NACC supported
Drop down list
User can select any

from depending on
actual situation.
BSCs
net
operation mode
Not
NACC
support
Support NACC,
not LLC frame
transfer
Support NACC
and LLC frame
transfer.
Drop down list
Net operation
mode 1
Net operation
mode 2
User can select

any
from
depending
on
actual situation.
Net operation
mode 3
Satellite Transmission Support

Satellite
transmission at Gb
Interface
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Drop down list
yes
User can select any

from depending on
actual situation.
Parameters
Type and Range
indication
Extended
send
allowed
RLC
window
Description
No
Drop down list
yes
No
User can select any

from depending on
actual situation.
Uplink TBF
Support
establish
Support
extended
TBF
TBF
signal
uplink
Resource pool for

PS rate (%)
Drop down list
yes
No
Drop down list
yes
No
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 80
Downlink
retry
TBF
Maximum
PS
uplink user per ts
Drop down list
No retry
One time
Two time
User can select any

from depending on
actual situation.
User can select any

from depending on
actual situation.
Full dynamic Abis

resource
pool
provides the using
rate of PS channel.
The system will not
allocate
Abis
resource
to
PS
service if the using
rate exceeds this
threshold.
Times
of
reassignment
after
the
downlink
poll
overflows.
Drop down list

Range: 2 ~ 8
Default: 4
Maximum
PS
downlink user per
ts
Drop down list

Range: 2 ~ 16
Default: 6
PS
capability
threshold 0
Drop down list
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Parameters
Type and Range
Description
Range: 1 ~ 32
Default: 1
PS
capability
threshold 1
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 16
Default: 8
7. Click on GPRS timer an interface as shown in Figure 49

appears. Configure the GPRS timer parameter according to
Table 12.
FIGURE 49 GPRS TIMER P AR AMETER INTERFACE
TABLE 12 GPRS TIMER PARAMETERS
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
BssGp
BVC
block/unblock
retry times
Drop down list

Range: 10 ~ 300
Default: 30
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It
monitors
BSSGP
blocking/unblocking
procedure.
Global
process in BSC central
module MP uses the
timer
value.
BSS
initiates
BVC
blocking/unblocking
procedure for a point-topoint BVC in case of
OAM
intervention
or
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
device
faults.
BSC
repeats this procedure, if
SGSN does not return
BVC
BLOCK/UNBLOCK
ACK/NACK
messages.
The interval between the
messages is the BVC
blocking/unblocking
retry time.
BVC reset retry

times
Drop down list

Range: 10 ~ 1200
Default: 30
Suspend
times
retry
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 100
Default: 30
Resume
times
retry
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 100
Default: 30
Access
capability
update
retry
time
Drop down list
PFC
creating
retry times
Drop down list
Range: 10 ~ 300
Default: 30
It monitors BSSGP reset

procedure.
Global
process in BSC central
module MP uses the
timer value. The interval
between the BSS BVC
reset message and BSC
repetition is the BVC
blocking/unblocking
retry time.
It
monitors
BSSGP
suspending
procedure.
The interval between the
BSS first and second
packet
suspension
messages when SGSN
does not return the
acknowledge message is
the blocking/unblocking
retry time.
It
monitors
BSSGP
resuming
procedure.
BSS initiates resuming
procedure
to
SGSN
when GPRS-attached MS
is not in dedicated mode
and BSS uses Notify
SGSN to resume GPRS
service
policy.
BSS
repeats the procedure if
SGSN does not return
RESUME
ACK/NACK
message. The interval
between the messages
is the resuming retry
time.
BSSGP layer parameter,
controls
the
RA_CAPABILITY_UPDATE
procedure
Creating PFC retry time
Range: 1 ~ 100
Default: 30
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Parameters
Type and Range
Description
PFC modifying
retry times
Drop down list
Modifying PFC retry time
Range: 1 ~ 100
Default: 30
Others
Protection time
for change of
FUC
channel
time
Drop down list
Protection time
for T-network
connection
Drop down list
Timer for protection of

FUC
channel
type
change
Range: 2 ~ 10
Default: 10
Timer
for
network
connection protection
Range: 2 ~ 10
Default: 10
Protection time
for
LSP
movement
Timer for protection of

LSP movement
Drop down list

Range: 2 ~ 10
Default: 10
NS
Timer
that
monitors
block/ unblock
procedure
at
NS layers
Drop down list
Timer
that
monitors reset
procedure
at
NS layers
Drop down list
NS cycle of
NS-VC
test
procedure
Drop down list
Range: 1 ~ 120
Default: 10
Range: 1 ~ 120
NS link layer, controls

the
blocking/unblocking
procedure
the reset procedure
Default: 10

the
periodic
test
procedure of NSVC
Range: 1 ~ 60
Default: 30
that
alive
of
Fix
integer
Default: 3
type
Can not be modified
Maximum
attempt period
of test
Fix
integer
Default: 180
type
Can not be modified
Timer
monitor
process
NSVC
PSTIMER
TFI and USF
release timer
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default: 500
48
Value of the timer

T3169 on RLC/MAC
layer of UPB
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
TBF
timer
Drop down list
Value of the timer T3191

on RLC/MAC layer of
UPB
release
Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default: 500
TBF
release
time
when
packet
downlink
transmission
Drop down list
TBF
protect
time
when
radio
link
failure.
Drop down list
PS
channel
delay
release
timer (100 ms)
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default: 51
Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default: 500
Range: 3 ~ 300
Default: 100
Condition of enabling the

timer: when the last
PACKET
DOWNLINK
ACK/NACK or PACKET
CONTROL
ACKNOWLEDGE
message is received
Provide the value of
timer-T3195
on
RLC/MAC layer of UPB.
In this parameter the
protection time of TBF
when the radio link fails
or when the cell change
leads to MS failure to
respond.
Information of releasing
this PS channel when
this
threshold
is
achieved.
8. Click on GPRS maximum retrying times, an interface as

shown in Figure 50 appears. Configure the GPRS maximum
retrying times parameters according to Table 13.
FIGURE 50 GPRS M AXIMUM RETRYING TIMES
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TABLE 13 GPRS M AXIMUM RETRYING TIMES P AR AMETERS
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
BVC
Max time of
BVC
block
retry
Drop down list

Range: 3 ~ 10
Maximum times of BVC

Block retry, BSSGP layer
parameter
Default: 3
Max time of
BVC unblock
retry
Drop down list

Range: 3 ~ 10
Default: 100
Max time of
BVC
reset
retry
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 255
Default: 100
Maximum times of
BVC Unblock retry,
BSSGP
layer
parameter
Maximum times of
BVC
Rest
retry,
BSSGP
layer
parameter
NS
Max time of
NS
block
retry
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 10
Maximum times of NS
Block retry, NS link layer
parameter
Default: 3
Max time of
NS
unblock
retry
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 10
Maximum times of NS
Unblock retry, NS link
layer parameter
Default: 3
Max time of
NS
alive
retry
Drop down list

Range: 0~ 20
Maximum times of NS
Alive retry, NS link layer
parameter
Default: 10
Other
MAX times of
suspend
retry
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 10
Maximum
times
of
Suspend retry, BSSGP
layer parameter
Default: 3
Max time of
resume retry
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 255
Maximum
times
of
Resume retry, BSSGP
layer parameter
Default: 3
50
MAX times of
radio access
capability
retry
Drop down list
MAX times of
PFC
create
retry
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 255
Default: 3
Range: 0 ~ 10
Maximum
times
of
RA_CAPABILITY_UPDATE
retry,
BSSGP
layer
parameter
Maximum retry times of
creating PFC
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
Default: 3
MAX times of
PFC
modify
retry
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 10
Maximum retry times of

modifying PFC
Default: 3
9. Click on Timer1 and an interface as shown in Figure 51

appears. Configure the Timer1 parameters according to
Table 14.
FIGURE 51 TIMER 1 PAREMETER INTERFACE
TABLE 14 TIMER 1 P ARAM ETERS DESCRIPTION
Parameters
Type
Range
and
Blocking/unblocking
period (100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 30 ~
150
Default: 80
Protection
period
for
No.7
instantaneous
disconnection
Drop down list

Range: 60 ~
150
Description
Blocking/unblocking
period, this parameter is
T1 timer. T1 timer sets
the
time
interval
between BLOCK/UNBLOCK
ACKNOWLEDGE
message
sent from MSC to BSC
and
BLOCK/UNBLOCK
message.
Protection time for

No.7
instantaneous
disconnection
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Parameters
Type
Range
and
(100ms)
Default: 100
Protection
period
for
handover
request (100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 100 ~
200
Default: 100
Source
BSC
handover executing
period(100ms)
Drop down list

Range:
50~700
Default: 120
Assignment
(100ms)
period
Drop down list

Range:
40~140
Description
This parameter is T7
timer, monitoring BSSAP
HANDOVER
REQUIRED
message. T7 timer is
maximum
period
between the BSC sent
BSSAP
HANDOVER
REQUIRED message and
MSC
returns
BSSAP
HANDOVER
COMMAND
message.
timer. It is the execution
period
for
external
handover
process
in
source BSC.
timer.
It
supervises
assignment process.
Default: 80
Protection
period
for global resetting
(100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 30 ~
60
Default: 40
Circuit
resetting
period on BSS side
(100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 30 ~
150
Default: 80
Circuit
group
blocking/unblocking
period (100ms)
Drop down list

Range:
30~150
Default: 80
RLSD
receive
timer
message
protection
Drop down list

Range: 20 ~
50

timer,
which
is
a
protection time for a
local
call
clearing
process.
This
is
T19
timer
parameter
and
determines
terrestrial
circuit reset to idle state
with exception of BSCMSC SCCP connection.
This
is
T20
timer
parameter. BSS blocks
the terrestrial circuits
group
for
various
reasons such as O&M
intervention, equipment
fault/recovery, and radio
resources
unavailability/availability.
This parameter is timer
T9101, supervising the
reception of RLSD.
Default: 20
Channel activation
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Integer
type
This parameter is timer

T9103,
monitoring
Type
Range
Parameters
MSC
clear
command
protection timer
and
Description
Default: 20
channel-activation
process.
Drop down list

timer.
It
supervises
CLEAR
COMMAND
from
MSC.
Range: 20 ~
50
Default: 30
SCCP
connection
protection timer
Drop down list

Range: 20 ~
60

timer, monitoring SCCP
connection process.
Default: 30
External handover
protection time in
targeted
cell
(100ms)
Drop down list

Range:
50~180

timer,
monitoring
external handover in the
target cell.
Default: 110
Protective
time
waiting for access
(100ms)
Drop down list

Range:
50~120
Default: 70
Protective time for

applying to channel
(100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 20 ~
50
Default: 40
Protective time for

link establishment
response (100ms)
Drop down list

Range:
30~100
Default: 60
Protective time that

P0 confirms the
message
HO/ASS
COM (100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 10 ~
80
Default: 30
Encryptions
modification
(100ms)
mode
time
Drop down list

Range:
30~120
timer.
It
indicates
protection-waiting time
for MS access during
assignment or handover,
after channel activation
process.
timer.
It
indicates
protection time for MS
when applying for a
radio frequency channel.
timer.
It
indicates
for central module linkestablishment response
during
immediate
assignment.
timer.
It
indicates
for confirmation from P0
instance to HO COM or
ASS COM message.
timer.
It
supervises
modification process of
encryption mode.
Default: 100
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Parameters
SAP13
link
establishment time
(100ms)
Type
Range
and
Drop down list

Range:
10~300
Description
It is T6 timer parameter
and supervises SAPI3
link establishment.
Default: 100
External handover
protective time
Drop down list

Range:
50~650
Default: 100
Protective time for

N0.7
signal
instantaneous
disconnection
Protection
time
for
waiting
for
the
assignment
response
message or handover
completion message
Drop down list

Range:
100~200
Default: 100
Protective time that

PO
responses
external handover
completion
message
Drop down list

Range:
50~200
Default: 150
10. Click on Timer2 and an interface as shown in Figure 52

appears. Configure the Timer1 parameters according to
Table 15.
FIGURE 52 INTERFACE FOR TIMER 2 P ARAMETERS
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TABLE 15 TIMER 2 P ARAM ETERS DESCRIPTION
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
Protective time for

RF channel release
(100ms)
Drop down list
This
is
T9
timer
parameter. T9 timer
starts when Pn instance
sends RF
CHL
REL
message to BTS on RF
channel
release.
T9
timer stops when Pn
instance
receives
a
response from BTS.
Range: 10~50
Default: 20
Queue
period
of
assignment (100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 10~150
Default: 60
Acknowledgement
period for periodic
status (100ms)
Drop down list

Range:
100~18000
Default: 3000
Mode
modification
process
time
(100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 35~100
Default: 60
Protective time for

UM
assignment
completion (100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 10~50
Default: 20
Waiting
oriented
(100ms)
time
for
retry
Drop down list

Range: 20~60

timer. It determines
the maximum allowable
queue time that starts
from the assignment
request.
This
is
T12
timer
parameter. T12 timer
starts periodically when
Pn instance receives
CONNECT CONF message
from P0 instance. Timer
decides
to
perform
activity check at peer
end. T12 timer stops
when
Pn
instance
receives RELEASE TYPE
message
timer.
It
supervises
BTS and MS modes
modification process.
It is the period between
sending of ASS/HO COM
and receiving of ASS/HO
COM ACK messages at
destination instance.
Interval
between
directed retries
Default: 20
Queue period for
handover (100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 10~150
Default: 50
First overload period

of flow traffic control
Drop down list

Range: 30~150
Default: 80
It is the maximum
allowable queue time
for handover attempt,
calculated
from
handover request.
This mT11 timer in
combination with mT12
timer modifies ACCESS
CONTROL
parameter
configuration
in
the
cell. BSC notifies the
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Parameters
Type and Range
Description
MS to achieve flow
control through system
information. The value
of timer must be less
than that of mT12
timer.
Second
overload
period of flow traffic
control(100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 50~200
Default: 150
The mT12 timer in

combination with mT11
timer modifies ACCESS
CONTROL parameter in
the cell. BSC notifies
the MS to achieve flow
control through system
information.
The two timers control
the cell traffic flow.
T-AMR-RTD (100ms)
Integer type
When using AMR, wait

for TAmrRtd to expire
and then issue the
assignment/handover
command
Time of micro-micro
handover
delay
(100ms)
Drop down list
A delay time length

value is necessary
(timer value) in the
micro-micro
handover control. In
this way, it could
prevent fast moving
mobiles staying in
the micro cell layer.
Range: 50~200
Default: 80
Protective time for

recourses
on
external
inHandover
Drop down list
Service
status
protection timer
Drop down list
Range: 30~150
Default: 40
Range:
100~18000
Default: 3000
Regular
timer for
system
message
broadcast
Drop down list

Range:
6000~864000
Default: 18000
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AppRadioAppAppRadioAvail (external
hand in), RadioApplying
status protection timer,
the timer is
in
RadioApplying
status
after
receiving
the
A_Ho_Req message and
before
receiving
APP_RADIO_AVAIL
message.
Timer for Serving

state protection
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
Handover protection
timer
for
WCDMA/FDD
Drop down list
The protection time

after
sending
intersystem
to
UTRAN
handover
command
(UM) to UE (On Pn)
Range: 1~650
Default: 100
Handover period for

source cell
Drop down list

Range: 35~100
Default: 60
Assignment
(100ms)
period
Drop down list

Range: 35~100
Default: 60
Channel
release
period (100ms)
Drop down list

Range: 10~150
Default: 50
Channel
deactivation
(100ms)
delay
Drop down list

Range: 1~5
Default: 3
Continue
mode
(100ms)
time for
modify
Drop down list

Range: 50~70
This timer indicates the

period
for
internal
handover process of
BSC.
This timer indicates the
time for assignment
period
and
internal
handover of a cell.
This timer supervises
the
channel
release
process.
The
timer
starts when BSC sends
RIL3_RR
CHANNEL
RELEASE message to
MS. The timer stops
when
BSC
receives
RELEASE
INDICATION
message
from
BTS
(when BTS receives
DISC frame from MS).
After releasing the UM
interface
radio
link
layer, in order to make
sure the radio link is
disconnected, BSC sets
a period of protection
time rmsT3111. This
releases the wireless
channel
and
deactivates
it
after
rmsT3111 timer stops.
Connection
timer
during mode change
Default: 50
Handover Protection
Time for UTRAN
Drop down list

Range: 1~65535
The protection time for

external handover
Default: 100
Time for destination
instance waiting for
available resources
when
forced
disconnection
Drop down list

Range: 10~50
Default: 30
This
is
timer
15
parameter. T15 timer
starts
when
the
destination
instance
sends PREEMPT APPLY
message
to
the
disconnected
object.
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Parameters
Type and Range
Description
T15 timer stops when a
destination
instance
receives the response
RESOURCE
AVAILABLE
message
for
the
disconnected
object,
indicating
resource
availability.
Protection time for

FUC response to
system
message
broadcast
Drop down list

Range: 30~100
Default: 50
The protection timer for

system
message
broadcast to wait for
FUC response.
Note: In GSM system, each BS is allocated with a local

color code called base station identity code (BSIC). If, at a
physical location, one MS receives the BCCH TRX of two cells at
the same time and their channel numbers are same, the MS
distinguishes them by the BSIC.
11. Click on BVC Flow Control and an interface as shown in

Figure 53 appears. Configure the BVC Flow Control
parameters according to Table 16.
FIGURE 53 - INTERFACE OF BVC FLOW CONTROL P ARAMETERS
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TABLE 16 DESCRIPTION OF BVC FLOW CONTROL P ARAMETERS
Parameters
BVC
flow
supported
control
Type and Range
Description
Drop down list
BVC
flow
control
occurs at Gb interface
between SGSN and
BSS, and only in
downlinks.
BSS
provides
control
parameters and SGSN
executes, in order to
avoid one BVC on BSS
to abandoning some
LLC data because of
the overtime caused
by grouping channel is
too busy (too many
LLC frame caches) and
to avoid abandoning
new downlink LLC data
because of limit of
memory
resource
(overflow of LLC frame
caches).
Yes: Support
BVC
flow
control
NO: Do not
support BVC
flow control
Default: Yes
MS
flow
supported
control
Drop down list
Yes: Support
MS
flow
control
User can select either

Yes or No depending
on actual situation
NO: Do not
support
MS
flow control
Default: No
Flow control mode
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 3
Default: 1
BSC has different flow

control modes, which
report
flow
control
parameters to SGSN.
Mode 1: Report
flow
control
parameters
according
to
actual traffic on
radio
interface
counted at BSC
Mode 2: Report
flow
control
parameters
according
to
max traffic that
the
cell
can
provide
Mode3:
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Parameters
Type and Range
Description
Reserved
Parameters of
control mode 1
flow
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 100
Default: 1
Parameters of
control mode 2
flow
Drop down list

Range: 10 ~ 1000
Default: 214
BVC flow control R

MIN value
Drop down list

Range: 10 ~ 300
Default: 80
MS flow control R MIN

value
Drop down list

Range: 10 ~ 300
Default: 80
BVC
flow
threshold
control
BSC
reports
flow
control
parameters
according to actual
traffic
at
radio
interface
when
adopting mode 1.
BSC
reports
flow
control
parameters
according
to
max
traffic that the cell can
provide when adopting
mode 2.
This is the minimum
value of leaking rate R
in reported BVC flow
control
parameters
under all kinds of flow
control mode.
This is the minimum
value of leaking rate R
in reported MS flow
control
parameters
under all kinds of flow
control mode.
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 100
Default: 80
MS
flow
threshold
control
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 100
Default: 80
12. Click on EDGE property and an interface as shown in Figure

54 appears. Configure the EDGE Property parameters
according to Table 17.
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FIGURE 54 INTERFACE OF EDGE PROPERTY P AR AMETERS
TABLE 17 EDGE PROPERTY P AR AMETERS DESCRIPTION
Parameters
Type and Range
Support PFC
Drop down list
Description
Yes: Support PFC

NO:
Do
support PFC
not
Default: No
BSC supports page

coordination
Drop down list
Yes:
Support
page coordination
NO:
Do
not
support
page
coordination
Default: No
SGSN version ID
Drop down list
Version of R98 or
This parameter is
broadcasted
in
GPRS
CELL
OPTIONS through
SI13, PSI1, and
PSI13 messages.
For
more
information, refer
to the protocol
04.60 12.24.
This
parameter
determines
whether intra-BSC
cell supports CS
based paging. This
parameter
is
broadcasted
through
SI13,
PSI1, and PSI13
messages.
For
more information,
refer to protocol
04.60 12.24. It is
invalid when NMO
is 1.
This
parameter
determines
the
SGSN
version
number.
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Parameters
Type and Range
Description
its above
Version of R99:
Default: Version of R99

R99 ind
Drop down list
Version of R98 or
its above
It is broadcasted
to
MS
through
PSI1, SI13, and
PSI13.
Version of R99:
Default: Version of R99

RS
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 20
RR
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 20
RA
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 10
RM
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 25
RB
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 10
RG
Uplink
throughputweight value at Gb
interface,
the
dynamic
Abis
adjustment
parameter.
Downlink
throughputweight value at Gb
interface,
the
dynamic
Abis
adjustment
parameter.
Value of EGPRS
MS
accessing
request times, the
dynamic
Abis
adjustment
parameter.
Value
of
highbandwidth request
times,
the
dynamic
Abis
adjustment
parameter.
Value of largest
bandwidth
used,
dynamic
Abis
adjustment
parameter.
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 5
RE
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 10
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EDGE TRX rate
Parameters
Type and Range
Description
Drop down list
Adjust
dynamic
resource
threshold.
Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 5
END OF STEPS
Result
BSC Function is created successfully as shown in Figure 55.

FIGURE 55 CREATED BSC FUNCTION
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Chapter
BSC Rack Configuration

This chapter explains the procedure of configuring BSC rack and
its shelves in NetNumenM32.
Creating a BSC Rack

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To create a BSC rack

Prior to performing this task, make sure that NetNumenM32 is
working normally and managed element, and configuration set
are successfully configured.
To configure BSC rack, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click BSC device config, and click Create BSC
rack, as shown in Figure 56.
FIGURE 56 CREATING BSC RACK
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2. A dialog box appears as shown in Figure 57. Select the Rack

No and Rack Type and then click OK, this result in creating
a BSC rack.
FIGURE 57 SELECTING RACK NO AND TYPE
3. Double click on the BSC rack under BSC device configuration

and the output appears as shown in Figure 58.
FIGURE 58 BSC STANDARD RACK
END OF STEPS
Result
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BSC rack is successfully created.
Chapter 3 - BSC Rack Configuration
Creating BSC Rack by Template

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure BSC rack by template

To configure BSC rack by template, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click BSC device config, and click Create Create
BSC rack by template in the pop-up menu, as shown in
Figure 59.
FIGURE 59 CREATING BSC RACK BY TEMPLATE
2. Create BSC Rack template appears as shown in Figure 60.
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FIGURE 60 CREATE BSC RACK BY TEMPLATE
3. Click OK to complete the process.

END OF STEPS
Result
BSC rack by template is successfully created.
Control Shelf Boards

Configuration
This section describes control shelf boards positions along with
their configuration details.
Creating Control Shelf

Purpose
Prerequisites
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To create a control shelf

Steps
To create control shelf, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click on Standard rack and then, click Create shelf
in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure 61.
FIGURE 61 CREATING SHELF
2. Input User label and select shelf type from Shelf type
drop-down list, and click OK, as shown in Figure 62.
FIGURE 62 CREATING CONTROL SHELF DIALOG BOX
END OF STEPS
Result
Control shelf is successfully created.

Table 18 describes control shelf and position of board in the
control shelf.
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TABLE 18 CONTROL SHELF BOARD POSITION
Logical Board Name
Slot No.
CMP
5, 6, 7, 8
OMP
11, 12
UIMC
9, 10
CLKG
13, 14
CHUB
16, 17
Configuring OMP Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
To configure OMP board

working normally and control shelf is created successfully.
Note: Before configuring any other board in the control shelf,
user should configure OMP board first.
Steps
To configure OMP board, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click slot no. 11-shelf no. 2 and then, click Create
board in the pop-up menu.
2. Select OMP in Board function type drop-down list, and
select 1+1 backup mode or No backup mode depending
on actual configuration as shown in Figure 63.
FIGURE 63 CONFIGURING OMP BOARD (BASIC INFORMATION)
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3. Click Module configuration information, and select

Module type from the drop-down list, depending on actual
configuration. Click OK as shown in Figure 64.
FIGURE 64 CONFIGURING OMP BOARD (MODULE CONFIGURATION
INFORM ATION)
4. The OMP boards as shown in Figure 65 appear.

FIGURE 65 OMP BOARDS IN CONTROL SHELF AFTER CONFIGURATION
END OF STEPS
Result
OMP board is successfully configured.
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Configuring UIMC Board (Control

Shelf
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure UIMC board

working normally and control shelf is created successfully.
To configure UIMC board, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on slot no. 9 in the control shelf. Click Create
board in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure 66.
FIGURE 66 CREATING UIMC BOARD
2. Select Board function type as UIMC, select 1+1 backup

mode or No backup mode depending on actual
configuration, and click OK as shown in Figure 67.
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FIGURE 67 CONFIGURING UIMC BOARD (BASIC INFORM ATION)
Figure 68 shows the UIMC board after the configuration.

FIGURE 68 APPE ARANCE UIMC BOARD IN THE CONTROL SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
UIMC board is successfully configured.
Configuring CMP Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure CMP board

working normally and control shelf is created successfully
To configure CMP board perform the following steps:
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1. Right-click on Slot 5 in Control shelf and then, click Create

board in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 69.
FIGURE 69 CREATING CMP BOARD
2. Select Board function type as CMP, and select 1+1

backup mode or No backup mode from Backup mode
drop-down list, depending on actual configuration, as shown
in Figure 70.
FIGURE 70 CONFIGURING CMP BOARD (BASIC INFORMATION)
3. Click Module configuration information, as shown in

Figure 71. User can modify Module No information if
necessary.
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FIGURE 71 CONFIGURING CMP BOARD (MODULE CONFIGURATION

INFORM ATION)
4. The configuration of CMP board is completed as shown in

Figure 72.
FIGURE 72 APPEARANCE OF CMP BOARD IN CONTROL SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
CMP board is successfully configured.
Configuring CLKG Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure CLKG board

To configure CLKG board, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click slot no. 13, and click Create board in the pop-up
menu as in Figure 73.
FIGURE 73 CREATING CLKG BOARD
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2. Select Board function type as CLKG from drop-down list

and select 1+1 backup mode or No backup mode from
Backup mode drop-down list, depending on actual
configuration and click OK as in Figure 74.
FIGURE 74 CONFIGURING CLKG BOARD (BASIC INFORM ATION)
3. Configured CLKG board appears as shown in Figure 75.

FIGURE 75 APPEARANCE OF CLKG BORAD IN CONTROL SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
CLKG board is configured successfully.
Configuring CHUB Board

Purpose
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To configure CHUB board

Steps
To configure CLKG board, perform the following steps:

menu as in Figure 76.
FIGURE 76 CREATING CHUB BOARD
2. Select Board function type as CHUB from drop-down list

and select 1+1 backup mode or No backup mode from
configuration and click OK as in Figure 77.
FIGURE 77 CONFIGURING CHUB BOARD (BASIC INFORM ATION)
3. Configured CHUB board appears as shown in Figure 78.
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FIGURE 78 APPEARANCE OF CHUB BORAD IN CONTROL SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
CHUB board is successfully configured.
Resource Shelf Boards

Configuration
This section describes resource shelf boards position along with
Creating Resource Shelf

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure a resource shelf

To configure resource shelf, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on the Standard rack and then click Create
shelf in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure 79.
FIGURE 79 CREATING SHELF
2. Input User label and select shelf type from Shelf type
drop-down list, and click OK, as shown in Figure 80.
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FIGURE 80 CREATING SHELF DIALOG BOX
Note: Resource shelf can be created in shelf no 1, 3, and 4

in the BSC Standard rack
END OF STEPS
Result
Related
Information
Resource shelf is successfully created.

Table 19 describes shelf types and their functions
TABLE 19 SHELF TYPES
Shelf Type
Function
Control shelf
O&M function, Global Clock, Controlling

Management, Control Ethernet Switch etc.
Resource shelf
Accessing unit and user processing function
Switching Shelf
Packet Switch Network shelf (BPSN)

Provide Packet Switch Network
Circuit Switch Network Shelf (BCSN)

Provide Circuit Switch Network
For information on BSC boards refer to Table 20.

TABLE 20 BOARD DESCRIPTION
Logical Board
Name
Logical
Board
Physical
Board
Description
GUP
BIPB
VTCD
Abis processing board
CHUB
CHUB
CHUB
Hub for controlling
CLKG
CLKG
CLKG
Clock board
CMP
CMP
MPX86/2
Service and Call

Control board
GUP
DRTB
VTCD
Transcoder and
adaptor Board
DTB
DTB
DTB
Digital Trunk Board
SPB
GIPB
SPB
Gb interface access
board
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Logical Board
Name
Logical
Board
Physical
Board
Description
GLI
GLI
GLIQV
GE interface board
SPB
LAPD
SPB
LAPD process board
IPI
IPBA
MNIC
IP Abis interface
access board
SPB
SPB
SPB
Signaling process
board
OMP
OMP
MPX86/2
System control and

management board
PSN
PSN
PSN4V
Packet switch board
SDTB
SDTB
SDTB
Sonet digital trunk

board
UIMU/UIMT/UI
MC
UIM
UIM_2
Universal interface
board
UPPB
UPPB
VTCD
User plane
processing board
The following table describes resource shelf various functions

and position of each board in the shelf.
TABLE 21 RESOURCE SHELF BOARD POSITIONING
Logical Board
Name
Type of Shelf
Slot No.
Abis Interface (E1 Link)
DTB
Resource Shelf
1,2,3,5,11, and 17
SPB
4,5
GUP
6,7,8
UIMU
9,10 and 2nd shelf

9,10
A interface (E1 Link)
DTB
1st shelf 14, 2nd

shelf 2,4,14,15,17
SPB
2nd shelf 1,15
UIMU
Resource Shelf
9,10 and
2nd shelf 9,10
A interface (STM Link)

SDTB
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1st shelf 17 and
Logical Board
Name
Type of Shelf
Slot No.
2nd shelf 2,16,17

SPB
Resource Shelf
2nd shelf 3,4

9,10 and
UIMU
nd
shelf 9,10
Gb interface(FE link)
BIPI
1st shelf 13
UPPB
1st shelf 12
Resource Shelf
UIMU
9,10 and 2nd shelf

9,10
Configuring UIMU Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure UIMU board

To configure UIMU board, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click required slot and click Create board in the popup menu as shown in Figure 81. In the following
configuration, RCBU is considered as A interface functional
shelf.
FIGURE 81 CREATING BOARD
2. User has to create UIMU board in slot no. 9 of resource shelf.

UIMU board can be configured in 1+1 backup mode or No
backup mode depending on actual situation.
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FIGURE 82 CONFIGURING UIMU BOARD (BASIC INFORM ATION)
FIGURE 83 CONFIGURING UIMU BOARD (BOARD CONNECTION

INFORM ATION)
Note: For configuring UIMU board in second shelf, user need

to select connect unit as shown in Figure 83.
3. Click OK after setting all the configurations and the output
appears as shown in Figure 84.
FIGURE 84 APPEARANCE OF UIMU BOARD IN RESOURCE SHELF
END OF STEPS
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Result
UIMU board is successfully configured.
Configuring SPB Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure SPB board

working normally and resource shelf is created successfully.
To configure SPB board, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click slot no. 14 in resource shelf and then, click
Create board in the pop-up menu to configure SPB as
shown in Figure 85.
FIGURE 85 CONFIGURING SPB BOARD (BASIC INFORMATION)
2. Click PCM information tab, and select row under PCM No,
click
to allocate it to Selected PCM at the right as
shown in Figure 86. User can select required Frame mode
form the drop-down list by referring to Table 22.
TABLE 22 FRAME MODE
Set Frame
Mode
Value
Description
Double Frame
If the configuration is double

frame format, then in R_BRCH
table, AR < 32
Multi Frame
If the configuration is multi

frame format, then in R_BRCH
table, AR < 32
Framed False
0xef
This mode is mainly used for

Gb interface.
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Set Frame
Mode
Value
Description
If the configuration is false
framing format, then in
R_BRCH table, AR <= 32
FIGURE 86 CONFIGURING SPB BOARD (PCM INFORM ATION)
3. Click OK to configure SPB board and output appears as

shown in Figure 87.
FIGURE 87 APPEARIENCE OF SPB BOARD IN RESOURCE SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
SPB board successfully configured.
Configuring DRTB Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure DRTB board

To configure DRTB board, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on slot no. 6 in Resource shelf and then click
Create board in the pop-up menu.
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2. Select DRTB as Board function type under Basic

information and click DSP configuration information tab
as shown in Figure 88.
FIGURE 88 CONFIGURING DRTB BOARD (BASIC INFORM ATION)
3. Select type from the Trunk group drop-down list depending

on actual configuration. Select row under DSP No, and click
to allocate it to Selected DSP No, and click OK, as
shown in Figure 89.
FIGURE 89 CONFIGURING DRTB BOARD (DSP INFORMATION)
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Note: DRTB board is logical name of the GUP board

Table 23 describes trunk group parameters:
TABLE 23 TRUNK GROUP INFORM ATION
Trunk Group
Description
Type
Full rate voice version 1
FR1
Half rate voice version 1
HR1
Full rate voice version 1,

FR1, HR1
Full rate voice version 2
FR2

2
FR1, FR2

FR2, HR1

FR1, FR2, HR1
24

FR3, HR3
25

2, 3, Half rate voice
version 3
FR1, FR2, FR3, HR3
27

2, 3, Half rate voice
version 1, 3
FR1, FR2, FR3, HR1,

HR3
4. DRTB board appears in resource shelf as shown in Figure 90.

FIGURE 90 APPEARANCE OF DRTB BOARD IN RESOURCE SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
DRTB board is successfully configured.

Note: Refer to Table 21 for resource shelf boards position
and functioning to configure various resource shelf boards.
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Configuring LAPD Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure LAPD board

To configure LAPD board, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on Slot 16 in Resource shelf and then, click
Create board in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 91.
FIGURE 91 CONFIGURING L APD BOARD
2. Select LAPD as board type in Board function type and click

PCM information tab.
FIGURE 92 CONFIGURING L APD BOARD (BASIC INFORM ATION)
to allocate it to
3. Select row under PCM No, and click
Selected PCM, user can select PCM type and frame mode
from the PCM type and Frame mode drop-down list
respectively depending on actual configuration.
4. Click OK to Configure LAPD board.
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FIGURE 93 CONFIGURING L APD BOARD (PCM INFORMATION)
LAPD board appears in the resource shelf as shown in Figure

94.
F I G U R E 9 4 A P P E A R A N C E O F L AP D B O A R D I N R E S O U R C E S H E L F
END OF STEPS
Result
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LAPD board is configured successfully.
Configuring BIPB Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure BIPB board

To configure BIPB board, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click slot no. 17 or 5~8 in Resource shelves and then,
click Create board in the pop-up menu.
FIGURE 95 CONFIGURING BIPB BOARD (BASIC INFORM ATION)
2. Click DSP configuration information tab, and select row

under DSP No. click
DSP No, as shown in Figure 96.
to allocate it to Selected
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FIGURE 96 CONFIGURING BIPB BOARD (DSP INFORMATION)
3. Click OK to configure BIPB board and the board appears in

resource shelf as shown in Figure 97.
FIGURE 97 APPEARANCE OF BIPB BOARD IN RESOURCE SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
BIPB board is successfully configured.
Configuring DTB Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
90
To configure DTB board

To configure DTB board, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on the required slot in the resource shelf and then,

click Create board in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure
98.
FIGURE 98 CONFIGURING DTB BOARD
Note: Configuring DTB Board in slot no. 3 is considered as

example here for the positioning of DTB board in resource shelf
user can refer to Table 21.
2. Select Board function type as DTB in the drop-down list, as
shown in Figure 99.
FIGURE 99 CONFIGURING DTB BOARD (BASIC INFORMATION)
3. Click PCM Information tab and select PCM type and

Frame mode from the drop-down list by referring Table 24.
Select row under PCM No. and click
Selected PCM.
to allocate it to
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FIGURE 100 CONFIGURING DTB BOARD (PCM INFORMATION)
TABLE 24 PCM INFORM ATION P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
PCM type
User can select A interface PCM; Abis

interface PCM from drop-down list.
User can select either of the following from the
drop-down list.
Frame mode
Double frame
Multi frame
Frame false
4. User can change the frame mode in the Selected PCM by clicking row under Frame mode and selecting required
frame mode in the drop-down list as shown in Figure 101.
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FIGURE 101 CONFIGURING DTB BOARD (CHANGING FRAME MODE)
5. Click OK to end the process and DTB board appears in the

resource shelf as shown in Figure 102.
FIGURE 102 APPE ARANCE OF DTB BOARD IN RESOURCE SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
DTB board configured successfully as shown in Figure 102.
Switching Shelf Boards

Configuration
This section describes switching shelf board position along with
Note: For creating switching shelf, refer to Creating
Resource Shelf. The only difference is Shelf Type is selected as
Switch Shelf.
The following tables describe switching shelf and position of
board.
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TABLE 25 PACKET SWITCHING SHELF
Board Name
Slot No.
GLI
Slot no 1,2
PSN
Slot NO.7,8
UIMC
Slot no 15,16
For more information on the types of board and shelves, refer to ZXG10
iBSC (6.00) Base Station Controller Technical Manual.
Configuring UIMC Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure UIMC board

working normally and switching shelf is created successfully.
To Configure UIMC board, perform the following steps:
In the following example, switching shelf is considered as packet
switching shelf.
menu as shown in Figure 103.
FIGURE 103 CREATING A UIMC BOARD
2. Select Board function type as UIMC from drop-down list

and select 1+1 backup mode or No backup mode in
configuration and click OK as shown in Figure 104.
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FIGURE 104 SELECTING THE BASIC PROPERTIES FOR UIMC BOARD
The UIMC board appears in switching shelf as shown in

Figure 105.
FIGURE 105 APPEAR ANCE OF UIMC BOARD IN SWITCHING SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
UIMC board is configured successfully.
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Configuring PSN Board

Purpose
To configure PSN board
Prerequisites

Procedure
Right-click slot no. 7, and click Create board in the pop-up

menu and Click OK as shown in Figure 106.
FIGURE 106 CONFIGURING BASIC INFORM ATION ABOUT PSN BOARD
System configures PSN boards in slot no. 7 and 8 as shown in

Figure 107.
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FIGURE 107 APPEAR ANCE OF PSN BOARD IN SWITCHING SHELF
END OF STEPS
Result
PSN board is successfully configured.
Configuring GLI Board

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure GLI board

GLIQV is the logical name of GLI board
To configure GLIQV, perform the following steps:
menu.
to
2. Select Port No. from the spin box and click
allocate it to Selected connect unit. Select row under
Connection unit, as shown in Figure 108.
FIGURE 108 CONFIGURING GLIQV BOARD (BOARD CONNECTION
INFORM ATION)
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Table 26 describes GLI board parameters.
TABLE 26 GLI BOARD P ARAMETERS
Module Type
Type and Range
Connect Unit
Integer type
Connect type
User can select from dropdown list depending on actual

configuration.
Port No
Integer type
END OF STEPS
Result
GLI board is successfully configured.

After configuring all shelves and boards, BSC rack is configured
successfully as shown in Figure 109. Resource shelf is
considered as A-interface functional shelf, and switching shelf is
considered as packet switching shelf in the following rack
configuration.
FIGURE 109 CONFIGURED BSC RACK
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BSC Board Operations

This section consists of following topic:
Deleting/Querying Modifying BSC Boards
Deleting/Querying/Modifying BSC
Board
Purpose
Prerequisites
To delete /modify /query BSC board

Deleting BSC Board

Steps
To delete BSC board, Perform following step:
Right-click DTB board and click Delete board in the pop-up

FIGURE 110 DELETING BSC BOARD
Note: Deleting DTB board in resource shelf is considered

as an example in this topic.
Related
Information
Except OMP board, UIMC board must be the last to delete in

BCTC shelf; user should delete other boards first.
Except OMP board, UIMU board must be the last to delete in
BUSN shelf; user should delete other boards first.
OMP board must be the last to delete.
END OF STEPS
Result
DTB board is deleted successfully.
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Querying BSC Board Properties

Steps
Perform the following steps to query the properties of BSC board:

1. Right-click DTB board and click Board property as shown in
Figure 110.
2. Board basic property, CPU information and PCM information
about the selected board appears as shown in Figure 111.
FIGURE 111 BOARD PROPERTY VIEW
Note: Querying DTB board properties in resource shelf is

considered as an example in this topic.
END OF STEPS
Result
Board properties queried successfully.
Modifying BSC Board CPU Information

Steps
To modify board CPU information, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click DTB board and click Board property as shown in
Figure 110.
Note: Modifying DTB board CPU information is considered
as an example in this topic.
2. Click CPU information tab, and modify the required
parameters in the spin box by referring Table 27. Click
Modify to allocate it to CPU information. Click OK, as
shown in Figure 112.
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FIGURE 112 MODIFYING BOARD CPU INFORMATION
TABLE 27 CPU INFORMATION P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
CPU NO
Integer type
CPU Number of board
Low threshold of
over loading
(C)
Integer type:
1~100,
Parameter describes
the low threshold of
CPU overloading
High threshold
of overloading
(C)
Integer type:
1~100,
High threshold
of alarm
temperature(C
)
Integer type:
80~95,
Reset
temperature
(C)
Integer type:
85~100,
default value: 80
default value: 90
default value: 90
default value: 95
Parameter describes
the high threshold of
CPU overloading
Parameter describes
the high threshold of
CPU alarm temperature
Parameter
describes
the threshold of CPU
reset temperature
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Parameter
Stream control
value
Type and Range
Integer type:
0~65535,
default: 0
Description
Flow
control
threshold, the unit is
KB. It is used for the
system log to control
the traffic, to avoid
the
message
congestion
END OF STEPS
Result
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Deleting modifying querying BSC board performed successfully.
Chapter
A Interface Configuration
This chapter explains the A interface configuration procedure
and its related information.
Configuring Local Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure local office operation point

Prior to performing this task, make sure that BSC is configured
and NetNumenM32 client is running normally.
To configure local office, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on A Interface related config, and click Create
Local office in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 113.
FIGURE 113 CONFIGURING LOCAL OFFICE
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2. Input User label and configure all parameters in Create

Local Office dialog box, as shown in Figure 114, by referring
to Table 28.
FIGURE 114 CREATE LOCAL OFFICE DIALOG BOX
TABLE 28 LOCAL OFFICE P AR AMETERS
Parameter
User label
Type and Range

Characters, numbers or
combination of both: 1~40
Net type
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Description
CCTN-China
network
CMCN China
network
telecom
mobile
CUCN China Unicom

network
RLTN
Railway
Telecom Network
CNC China Netcom
NFTN
Military
telecommunication
network
NET7 Network 7
NET8 Network 8
unique name
given to the office
User can select

from drop down
list depending on
actual
configuration.
Chapter 4 - A Interface Configuration
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Net
Application
information
User can select Netapp

enable, Netapp disable,
from drop-down list
depending on actual
configuration.
Net
appearance
Integer type: 0~8, default: 0
OPC (14
bits )
Integer type: 0~7, 0~255,

0~7
14-digit signaling
point code is used
between MSC and
BSC
OPC (24
bits)
Integer type: 0~7, 0~255,

0~7
24-digit signaling
point code is used
between MSC and
other entity
TUP user
Support
User can select Yes or No

depending on actual
configuration
Whether system
support TUP user
ISUP user
support

depending on actual
configuration
Whether system
support ISUP user
SCCP user
support

depending on actual
configuration
Whether system
support SCCP
USER
3. Click OK, as shown in Figure 114.

END OF STEPS
Result
Local office is successfully configured.
Configuring Local No.7 SSN

Steps
To configure local N7 SSN, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click Local NO7 SSN config, and click Create
Local NO7 SSN in the pop-up menu.
2. Input User label, and configure parameters in Create Local
NO.7 SSN dialog box, as shown in Figure 115, by referring
to Table 29.
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FIGURE 115 CREATE LOCAL NO.7 SSN DIALOG BOX
TABLE 29 LOCAL NO.7 SSN P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and range
User label
Characters, numbers or combination of

both: 1~40
Subsystem NO
Integer type: 0~255, default value: 0
System tag
User can select from Only one

subsystem and Backup subsystem from
drop-down list depending on actual
configuration.
Backup system
office ID
Backup subsystem
No
END OF STEPS
Result
Local No. 7 SSN is successfully configured.
Configuring Adjacent Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure adjacent office and its related elements

To configure adjacent office, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click Local office and click Create Adjacent office
as shown in Figure 116
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FIGURE 116 CONFIGURING ADJACENT OFFICE
Alternate
Method
FIGURE 117 CONFIGURING ADJACENT OFFICE (ALTERNATE METHOD)
2. Input User label, and configure required parameters in

Create Adjacent Office dialog box, as shown in Figure 118
by referring to Table 30.
FIGURE 118 CREATE ADJACENT OFFICE DIALOG BOX
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TABLE 30 ADJACENT OFFICE P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
User label
Characters or number or
Unique name
given to adjacent
office
BSC ID
Integer type: 1~5, default

value: 1
Office ID

value: 1
Office type
User can select from MGW,

SMLC or MSC Server
depending on actual
configuration.
Office code
Integer type
Domain type

DOMAIN SCN or DOMAIN
IP from drop-down list
depending on actual
configuration.
SPT type
User can select from SEP,

STP, STEP.
SSF
SPC type
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User can select from Global

Signal Code, global backup
signal code, Signal Code,
and Backup Signal Code.
User can select from OPC 14

and OPC 24 depending on
actual configuration.
The set of
processes in an
Intelligent
Network (IN) that
provide the
communication
path for
interaction
between a Call
Control Function
(CCF) and a
Service Control
Function (SCF).
14-digit signaling
point code is used
between MSC and
BSC.
24-digit signaling
point code is used
between MSC and
other entity.
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
DPC
Integer type
Within a
Signalling System
No.7 (SS7)
network, the
point codes are
numeric
addresses which
uniquely identify
each signalling
point. The
destination point
code identifies the
receiving
signalling point.
AM
User can select from AM

SURE, AM QUASI, and AM
NONE depending on actual
configuration.
Test ID
User can select from Need

Test and Do Not Need Test
depending on actual
configuration.
Protocol type
User can select from CHINA,

ITU, and ANSI.
Band flag

depending on actual
configuration.
Connection with
local signaling
point.
Protocol types
Attribute for
supported
broadband

END OF STEPS
Result
Related
Information
Adjacent office is successfully configured.

Serving Mobile Location Center (SMLC)
SMLC is either a separate network element or integrated
functionality in the BSC that contains the functionality required
to support Location Services (LCS). The SMLC manages the
overall co-ordination and scheduling of resources required for
the location of a mobile. It also calculates the final location
estimate and estimates the achieved accuracy. The SMLC may
control a number of Location Measurement Unit (LMU) for
obtaining radio interface measurements to locate or help locate
Mobile Station (MS) subscribers in the area that it serves.
Media Gateway (MGW)
MGW is a gateway that supports both bearer traffic and signaling
traffic.
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Configuring Adjacent No. 7 SSN

Steps
To configure adjacent No. 7, perform the following steps:

1. Rightclick Adjacent No. 7 SSN, and click Create
Adjacent No. 7 SSN in the pop-up menu, as shown in
Figure 119.
FIGURE 119 CONFIGURING ADJACENT NO.7SSN
2. Input User label and configure parameters in Create

Adjacent No.7 SSN by referring to Table 31.
FIGURE 120 CREATE ADJACENT NO.7SSN
TABLE 31 - ADJACENT NO 7 SSN P AR AMETERS
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Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Characters or number or combination of

both: 1~40
BSC ID
Office ID
Integer type
Subsystem No
Parameter
Type and Range
System tag
User can select Backup subsystem or Only

one subsystem in the drop-down list.
Backup system
office ID
User can select 0 or 1 depending on actual

configuration.
Backup system
office NO
3. Click OK as shown in Figure 120.

END OF STEPS
Result
Adjacent No. 7 SSN is configured successfully, as shown in

Figure 121.
FIGURE 121 CONFIGURED ADJACENT NO. 7 SSN
Configuring No. 7 PCM

Steps
To configure No. 7 PCM, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click No. 7 PCM Config, and click Create No.7
PCM.
FIGURE 122 CREATING NO.7 PCM
2. Input User label and configure Create No. 7 PCM

parameters as shown in Figure 122 by referring to Table 32.
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TABLE 32 NO.7 PCM P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label

both: 1~ 40
BSC ID
Office ID
Integer type
N7 PCM (A interface)
Unit (DTB)
User can select unit no. from drop-down

list depending on actual configuration.
PCM
User can select PCM no. from drop-down

END OF STEPS
Result
No. 7 PCM is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 123.

FIGURE 123 CONFIGURED NO.7PCM
Configuring No. 7 Link Set

Steps
To configure No. 7 link set, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click No. 7 Link Set config, and click Create No. 7
Link set as shown in Figure 124.
FIGURE 124 CONFIGURING NO 7 LINK SET
2. Input User label and configure parameters in Create No. 7

link set dialog box, as shown in Figure 125, by referring to
Table 33.
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FIGURE 125 CREATING NO. 7 LINK SET
TABLE 33 - CONFIGURING NO.7 LINK SET P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label

both: 1~40
BSC ID
Signaling link set No
Integer type: 1~512
Link error calibration

method
User can select Basic or PCR from the

drop-down list depending on actual
configuration.
Type of signaling
link set
User can select from 64K link group or

2M link group from drop-down list
depending on actual configuration.

Note: Link set number appears automatically when link set
are created by user for example 1~512.
END OF STEPS
Result
No. 7 link set is configured successfully as shown in Figure 126.

FIGURE 126 CONFIGURED NO 7 LINK SET
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Configuring No.7 Link

Steps
To configure No.7 link, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click link set created, and click Create No7 link in
the pop-up menu.
2. Input User label, and configure
parameters as shown in Figure 127.
Create
No.7
link
FIGURE 127 CREATING NO.7 LINK
TABLE 34 NO 7 LINK P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Link
Integer type: 1~5000
Unit
114
Integer type
Description

drop-down list
depending on actual
configuration.
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Integer type

drop-down list
depending on actual
configuration.
TS
Integer type: 1~31

drop-down list
depending on actual
configuration.
SMP module
Integer type
User can select SMP

module number from
drop-down list
Link code
SLC
Integer type: 0~15,

default value: 0
PCM
Link info
User can select Link

is Self loop or Link
is not self-loop
dispending on actual
configuration.
END OF STEPS
Result
No. 7 link is configured successfully.
Configuring No. 7 Link Monitor

Steps
To configure No. 7 link monitor, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click No. 7 link monitor config, and click Create
No.7 link monitor in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure
128.
FIGURE 128 CONFIGURING NO.7 LINK MONITOR
2. Input User label, and configure Create No. 7 link monitor

parameters, as shown in Figure 129 by referring to Table 35.
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FIGURE 129 CREATE NO.7 LINK MONITOR DIALOG BOX
TABLE 35 NO 7 LINK MONITOR P ARAMETERS
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Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Characters or numbers or
Link
Select from drop-down list

depending on actual
configuration.
Unit No
Integer type
PCM NO
Integer type
PCM start TS
Integer type
LSPB PCM

value: 9
LSPB PCM
start TS
Integer type: 1~31
CSPB PCM

value: 9
Description
Obtained from
Configured No.7
link. For more
information refer
to Configuring
No.7 Link
Parameter
Type and Range
CSPB PCM
start TS
Integer type: 1~31
Inspect TS
NO
Integer type
Inspect
direction
User can select In direction

or out direction from dropdown list depending on actual
configuration.
Description

END OF STEPS
Result
No. 7 link monitor is configured successfully
No.7 Office Configuration

This section consists of following topics:
Configuring No.7 Route
Configuring No.7 Office
Configuring No.7 Route

Steps
To configure No.7 route, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click NO.7office config, and click Create No7
Route.
Note: Before configuring No.7 Route, make sure that link

set is configured successfully. For more information, refer to
Configuring No. 7 Link Set.
2. Input User label and Configure Create No.7 Route

parameters, as shown in Figure 130, by referring to Table 36.
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FIGURE 130 CREATING NO. 7 ROUTE
TABLE 36 NO 7 ROUTE P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
User label
Route
Link Set 1
Selected from drop-down list

depending on configuration
Obtained from
configured link
set under sigtran
Link Set 2

depending on configuration
Obtained from
configured link
set under sigtran
Link
arrangement
mode
User can select Random or

SLS_bit0 etc from dropdown list depending on actual
configuration.
END OF STEPS
Result
No.7 route is configured successfully.
Creating No.7 Office

Steps
To configure No.7 office, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click No.7office config, and click Create NO7
office.
2. Input User label and configure all the parameters in Create
No.7 office dialog box, as shown in Figure 131, by referring
to Figure 130.
118
FIGURE 131 CREATING NO. 7 OFFICE
TABLE 37 - CREATING NO. 7 OFFICE PARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
User label
BSC ID
Integer type
Office ID
Route 1
User can select from dropdown list depending on

configured route for office ID.
Obtained from
configured No. 7
route
Route 2

configured route for office ID
Obtained from
configured No. 7
route
Route 3

Obtained from
configured No. 7
route
Route 4

Obtained from
configured No. 7
route

END OF STEPS
Result
No. 7 office is configured successfully.
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Configuring Application Server (AS

Steps
To configure Application Server (AS), perform the following

steps:
1. Right-click A Interface related config, and click Create
AS in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 132.
F I G U R E 1 3 2 C O N F I G U R I N G AS
2. Input User label under Basic config, and configure create

AS parameters, as shown in Figure 133 by referring Table 38.
FIGURE 133 CREATE AS DIALOG BOX (BASIC CONFIG)
TABLE 38 APPLICATION SERVER BASIC CONFIG P ARAMETERS
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Parameter
Type and Range
User label

both: 1~40
BSC ID
Parameter
Type and Range
Application server
ID
Protocol
User can select M3UA or SUA from dropdown list depending upon actual
configuration.
Exist context
User can select False or True From dropdown list depending on actual
configuration.
TAG
User can select from SGP, ASP,

IPSP_SERVER, or IPSP_Client from the
drop-down list.
TUP client
User can select YES or No from drop down

ISUP client

SCCP client

Service mode
User can select Override or Participate

from drop-down list depending on actual
configuration.
Mode N
Mode K
ASP number
Note:
When mode is participate mode, MODE N plus MODE K

must equal ASPNUM.
When MODEA is override, MODE N and MODE K must be zero.
3. Select number in spin box, and click Add to locate it under

SSN type.
4. Click ASP ID tab, and configure parameters in the Create
AS dialog box, by referring to Table 39.
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FIGURE 134 CREATE AS DIALOG BOX (ASP ID)
TABLE 39 APPLICATION SERVER P AR AM ETERS (ASP ID)
Parameter
ASP ID 1
ASP ID 2
ASP ID 3
ASP ID 4
ASP ID 5
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Type and
Range
Description
Integer type
User can select it from dropdown list ASP ID depends on

configured ASP. Refer to
Configuring Application Server
Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Parameter
ASP ID 6
ASP ID 7
ASP ID 8
ASP ID 9
ASP ID 10
ASP ID 11
ASP ID 12
ASP ID 13
ASP ID 14
ASP ID 15
Type and
Range
Description
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
Integer type

Process.
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Parameter
ASP ID 16
Type and
Range
Description
Integer type

Process.

END OF STEPS
Result
Application server is successfully configured.
Configuring Office Guide

Purpose
Prerequisites
Step
To configure office guide

To configure office guide, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click A interface related config, and click Office
guide in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure 135.
FIGURE 135 CONFIGURING OFFICE GUIDE
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2. Input parameter information under Local office config, and

click Next as shown in Figure 136. Configure Local office
config parameters by referring to Table 40.
FIGURE 136 CONFIGURING OFFICE GUIDE (LOCAL OFFICE CONFIG
TABLE 40 - OFFICE GUIDE CONFIGURATION P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and
Range
Description
User can select net type from
drop-down list.
NET
User Type
Integer type
User can select from spin box.
OPC 14
Integer type
14-digit signaling point code is

used between MSC and BSC.
OPC 24
Integer type
24-digit signaling point code is

used between MSC and other
entity.
Netapp Info
User can select Netapp Disable

or Netapp Enable depending on
3. Click Adjacent office tab, and configure parameters.

Configure Adjacent office parameters by referring to Table
41. Click Add to allocate the configured information to
Office ID, as shown in Figure 137.
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FIGURE 137 CONFIGURING OFFICE GUIDE ( ADJACENT OFFICE)
T AB L E 4 1 OF F I C E GU I D E C O N F I G U R AT I O N P AR AM E T E R S ( AD J AC E N T OF F I C E
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Office ID
Integer type
User can select office ID

from spin box.
Office code
Integer type
Drop down list
User can select Domain

SCN or Domain IP from
drop-down list depending
on actual configuration.
Office type
Drop down list
User can select office type

from drop-down list
depending on actual
configuration.
AM

AM SURE, AM QUASI,
and AM NONE
depending on actual
configuration.
Connection with local

signaling point
Protocol type

CHINA, ITU, and
ANSI.

Ssf

drop-down list
depending on actual
configuration.
SSF block all types of

unwanted and harmful
SMS traffic.
SPC type
Configured as SPC14 or
SPC 24, depending on
the actual
configuration.
Domain type
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
DPC
Integer type
Destination Point identifies

the destination of the TUP.
Signaling End
Point (SEP)
SPT type
Test ID
Signaling Transfer
Point (STP)
Signaling
Transfer/End
Point (STEP)

drop-down
list
depending on actual
configuration
User can select NEEDS

TEST or DO NOT
NEED TEST
4. Click N7PCM tab, and configure parameters. Click Add to

allocate configured parameters to Office ID, as shown in
Figure 138.
FIGURE 138 OFFICE GUIDE CONFIGURATION (N7PCM)
5. Click LOCN7SSN, and configure parameters. Click Add to

allocate configured parameters to OFFICEID, as shown in
Figure 139.
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FIGURE 139 OFFICE GUIDE CONFIGURATION (LOCN7SSN)
6. Click Signal link set, and configure parameters. Click Add

to allocate configured parameters to Link Set, as shown in
Figure 140.
FIGURE 140 OFFICE GUIDE CONFIGURATION (SIGNAL LINK SET)
7. Click Signal link, and configure parameters. Click Add to

allocate configured parameters to Link, as shown in Figure
141. Click Next >>.
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FIGURE 141 OFFICE GUIDE CONFIGURATION (SIGNAL LINK)
8. Click Signal route, and configure parameters. Click Add to

allocate configured parameters to Route, as shown in Figure
142.
FIGURE 142 OFFICE GUIDE CONFIGURATION (SIGNAL ROUTE)
9. Click No.7 office, and configure parameters. Click Add to

allocate configured parameters to Office ID, as shown in
Figure 143. Click Finish.
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FIGURE 143 OFFICE GUIDE CONFIGURATION (NO. 7 OFFICE)
END OF STEPS
Result
Office guide is successfully configured.
Configuring SIGTRAN
SIGTRAN for Signaling Transport is the standard telephony
protocol used to transport Signaling System 7 (SS7) signals over
the Internet.
SIGTRAN configuration consists of creating Application server
process (ASP), M3UA, and SUA.

Process
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure Application Server Process (ASP)

To create Application
following steps:
Server
Process
(ASP),
perform
the
1. Right-click Sigtran config, and click Create ASP, as

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FIGURE 144 CREATING APPLICATION SERVER PROCESS
2. Click ASP basic config, and input User label and configure
parameters as shown in Figure 145, by referring to Table 42.
FIGURE 145 - CREATE ASP ( ASP BASIC CONFIGURATION)
TABLE 42 - ASP CONFIGURATION P AR AM ETERS (BASIC CONFIG)
Parameter
Type and Range
User label

both: 1~40
BSC ID
ASP ID
SCTP ID
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Parameter
Type and Range
Module
User can select from drop-down list

Protocol type
User can select from M3UA or SUA

Office ID
Integer type
SEQ
Property
User can select from Server or Client

Local Port
Remote Port
3. Click Other config and configure parameters under other

config tab by referring Table 43.
FIGURE 146 CREATING ASP (ASP OTHER CONFIG)
TABLE 43 ASP CONFIGURATION P AR AM ETERS (OTHER P AR AMETERS)
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Parameter
Type and Range
In streams
Out streams
Parameter
Type and Range
Maximum retry
number
MAX RTO(10ms)
Integer type: 500~3000, default value:

3000
MIN RTO(10ms)
INIT RTO (10ms)
Heartbeat (10ms)
Integer type: 50~3000, default value:

3000
MAX burst
Integer type: 0 ~127, default value: 4
Fixed
User can select from Yes or No depending

on actual configuration.
SCTP maximum
retry numbers
Delay (10ms)
4. Click IP config tab, and configure IP config parameters as

shown in Figure 147, by referring to Table 44.
FIGURE 147 - CREATE ASP (IP CONFIGURATION)
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TABLE 44 ASP CONFIGURATION P AR AM ETERS (IP CONFIG)
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Local IP
ADDR 1
Integer type
Local IP address
Local IP
ADDR 2
Integer type
Local IP address
Local IP
ADDR 3
Integer type
Local IP address
Local IP
ADDR 4
Integer type
Local IP address
Remote IP
ADDR 1
Integer type
Remote IP
address
Remote IP
ADDR 2
Integer type
Remote IP
address
Remote IP
ADDR 3
Integer type
Remote IP
address
Remote IP
ADDR 4
Integer type
Remote IP
address
5. Click ASP config, and configure ASP config parameters, by

referring to Table 45. Click OK to configure ASP parameters.
F I G U R E 1 4 8 C R E A T E A S P ( AS P C O N F I G U R A T I O N )
TABLE 45 - ASP CONFIGURATION P AR AM ETERS (ASP CONFIG)
Parameter
Type and Range
Looped
User can select from Yes or No from dropdown list depending on actual configuration.
Locked
User can select from Yes or No from dropdown list depending on actual configuration.
Note: One AS has maximum 16 Application Server Process

(ASP).
END OF STEPS
Result
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ASP is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 149.
FIGURE 149 CONFIGURED ASP
Configuring M3UA
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure MTP 3 User Application Part (M3UA)

To configure M3UA, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click M3UA config, and click Create M3UA in the
pop-up menu.
2. Input User label and configure parameters in Create M3UA
dialog box, as shown in Figure 150 by referring to Table 46.
FIGURE 150 CONFIGURING M3UA
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TABLE 46 M3U A P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User Label
Characters or
number or
combination of both:
1~40
BSC ID
Integer type: 1~5,

default value: 1
Description
Within an SS7 network, the

point codes are numeric
addresses which uniquely
identify each signalling
point. The OPC identifies
the sending signalling point.
OPC
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User can input the

OPC depending upon
SIO

Invalid, SCCP, TCP,
and ISUP from
dropdown list
depending on actual
configuration.
Application
server ID
Integer type
TAG
Integer type: 0~1,

default value: 1
The relation of OPC is

complex. In different
networking, the tables
related to OPC are different.
For example, for the
messages forwarded by the
Gateway, OPC is correlated
to R_OFFICE table. If the
messages sent by the local
office are required to be
related to R_OPC table,
OPC need no routing, and
at this time, the value takes
0, which is invalid.
The Service Information
Octet field in a Message
Signalling Unit (MSU)
contains the 4-bit subservice field followed by the
4-bit service indicator. The
sub service field contains
the network indicator (e.g.,
national or international)
and the message priority (0
~3 with 3 being the highest
priority). Message priority is
considered only under
congestion conditions, not
to control the order in
which messages are
transmitted. Low priority
messages may be discarded
during periods of
congestion.
3. Click OK to configure M3UA.

END OF STEPS
Result
M3UA is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 151.

FIGURE 151 CONFIGURED M3UA
Configuring SUA
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure SCCP-User Adaptation (SUA)

To configure SUA, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click SUA config, and click Create SUA in the popup menu.
2. Input User label in Create SUA dialog box, and click OK, as
FIGURE 152 CONFIGURING SUA
Related
Information
Sub System Number (SSN)

The Signalling Connection Control Part (SCCP) function uses the
SSN to determine the local subsystem.
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END OF STEPS
Result
SUA is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 153.

FIGURE 153 CONFIGURED SUA
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Chapter
Gb Interface Configuration
This chapter instructs the Gb interface configuration. It includes
NSE, NSVC and BRCH configurations.
Configuring NSE
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure Network Service Entity (NSE)

and NetNumenM32 is running successfully.
To configure NSE, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click GB interface related config, and click Create
NSE in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure 154.
FIGURE 154 CONFIGURING NSE
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2. Input User label, and click OK, as shown in Figure 155.

FIGURE 155 CONFIGURING NSE DIALOG BOX
END OF STEPS
Result
NSE is configured successfully as shown in Figure 156.

FIGURE 156 CONFIGURED NSE
Configuring BRCH
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure Broadcast Channel (BRCH)

To configure BRCH, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click GB interface related config, and click Create
BRCH in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 154.
FIGURE 157 CONFIGURING BRCH
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Chapter 5 - Gb Interface Configuration
2. Input User label, and configure create BRCH parameters,

as shown in Figure 158, by referring to Table 47, and click
OK.
FIGURE 158 CREATE BRCH DIALOG BOX
TABLE 47 BRCH P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
User label
Unique label
given to function
Link

default value: 1
User can select

from spin box
depending on
actual
configuration
CPU ID
User can select from drop

down list depending on
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Parameter
Channel
Type and Range

default value: 1
Unit
Selected from drop-down

list depending on actual
configuration
PCM No
Selected from drop-down

list depending on actual
configuration
MCC START
TIME SLOT
PCM time slot
Access rate
N391
N392
N393
T391
Description
User can select
from spin box
depending on
actual
configuration
Integer type: 0~31
Selected
from
spin
box
depending
on
actual
configuration
Integer type: 0~31
Selected from
spin box
depending on
actual
configuration
Integer type: 0~31
Selected from
spin box
depending on
actual
configuration
Integer type: 5~30

Default value: 5
Integer type: 3~8
Default value: 3
Integer type: 4~10
Default value: 4
Integer type
Default: 1000
Complete state
detection
counter.
Error detection
counter
State detection
counter.
Polling timer; the
value ranges
from 500 to 3000
in the unit of 10
ms.
END OF STEPS
Result
BRCH is configured successfully as shown in Figure 159.

FIGURE 159 CONFIGURED BRCH
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Chapter 5 - Gb Interface Configuration
Configuring NSVC
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure Network Service Virtual Connection (NSVC)

To configure NSVC, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click Gb interface related config Create NSVC
in the pop-up menu as in Figure 160.
FIGURE 160 CONFIGURING NSVC DIALOG BOX
2. Input User label and configure NSVC parameters as shown

in Figure 161, by referring to Table 48.
FIGURE 161 NSVC CREATE INTERFACE
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TABLE 48 NSVC P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Characters or
number or
combination of both:
1~40
BSC ID
Integer type: 1~255
NSVC ID
Integer type:
0~65535, default
value: 0
It is a selection box
and its data come
from the NSE.
NSE ID
3.
Description
DLCI
Integer type:
16~991, default
value: 16
The DLCI value should

be consistent with the
SGSN. It is a planned
value.
BRCH link
Integer type
It is a selection list
and its data come
from the BRCH.
BE
Integer type:
100~200, default
value: 100 in the
unit of bits
Excessive size of the

burst packet
BC(KB)
Integer type:
640~30720, default
value: 640
Committed burst
packet size.
TC(10ms)
Integer type:
1000~1500, default
value: 1000
Network testing time
Click OK as shown in Figure 161.
END OF STEPS
Result
NSVC is configured successfully as shown in Figure 162.

FIGURE 162 CONFIGURED NSVC
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Chapter
Site Configuration
This chapter consists of the following topics:
Configuring Site
Configuring B8018
Configuring B8112
Configuring M8202
Configuring M8206
Configuring BS20
Configuring BS21
Configuring OB06
Configuring Site by Template
Deleting Site
Configuring Site
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure a site
To configure site, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click Site config, and click Create Site in the popup menu, as shown in Figure 163.
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FIGURE 163 CREATING SITE
2. Input the parameter information in the Create Site dialog

box, by referring to Table 49.
FIGURE 164 CREATE SITE DIALOG BOX
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Chapter 6 - Site Configuration
TABLE 49 CREATE SITE PARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
User label
Name for users to

identify the objects
Site ID

default value: 1
Serial number of this

cell
Site type
Select Site type from the

drop-down list as shown in
Figure 164.
Type of site
Integer type: 180 ~+180
Measured from prime

meridian with positive
value going east and
negative value going
west
from equator with
north and negative
value going south.
Marked Longitude and
Latitude value gives
exact site location.
Integer type: 3,4,7,8.
User can select module

number
from
dropdown list as shown in
Figure 163.
Select Network or
Internal form drop-down
list.
Clock Synchronization
type: Internal Clock
(clock obtained from
crystal oscillator) or
Net
Clock
(clock
obtained from BSC).
User can select Internal
Clock or Net Clock.
Longitude
Latitude
Module
number
Clock
source
3. Click OK to configure selected site in Site type.

END OF STEPS
Result
Site is successfully configured.
Configuring B8018
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure B8018 Site

successfully and NetNumenM32 client is running normally.
To configure B8018, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click Site config, and click Create Site in the popup menu, as shown in Figure 165.
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FIGURE 165 CREATING SITE
2. Input the User label, and select B8018 as Site type in dropdown list as shown in Figure 166, configure Create site
parameters by referring to Table 50, and click OK.
TABLE 50 SITE P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
User label
Name for users to

identify the objects
Site ID

default value: 1
Serial number of this

site
Site type
Select Site type from the

drop-down list as shown in
Figure 166
Type of site, in this

case is B8018
Integer type:180 ~+180
Measured from
prime meridian with
east and negative
value going west
Longitude
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
from equator with
north and negative
value going south.
Marked Longitude
and Latitude value
gives exact site
location.
Integer type: 3,4,7,8.
User
can
select
module number from
drop-down list as
Clock source
Select Network or
Internal form drop-down
list.
Clock
Synchronization
type: Internal Clock
(clock obtained from
crystal oscillator) or
Net
Clock
(clock
obtained from BSC).
User
can
select
Internal Clock or Net
Clock.
Connect
mode
User can select connect

mode from drop down list.
Latitude
Module
number
FIGURE 166 CONFIGURING B8018
3. Right-click Site device config under bts1 node (bts1 is user

label for site inputted in Create site dialog box) and click
Create Site rack in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure
167.
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FIGURE 167 CREATING SITE RACK

FIGURE 168 CREATE SITE RACK DIALOG BOX
5. Double-click Site rack under Site device config, and

B8018 rack view appears on right pane, as shown in Figure
169.
FIGURE 169 B8018 RACK VIEW
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6. Right-click B8018 rack, and click Create shelf as shown

Figure 170, and click OK as shown in Figure 171 and the
created shelf appears as shown in Figure 170.
FIGURE 170 CREATING B8018 SHELF
FIGURE 171 CREATING B8018 SHELF (CONFIRM ATION MESSAGE)
FIGURE 172 CREATED SHELF OF B8018
Configuring PDM Panel

Steps
To configure PDM panel, perform the following steps:
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1. Right-click shelf no. 4 panel no. 1, and click Create panel

in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 173.
FIGURE 173 CONFIGURING PDM P ANEL

FIGURE 174 CREATE PDM P ANEL MESSAGE BOX
END OF STEPS
Result
PDM panel is configured successfully as shown in Figure 175.

FIGURE 175 CONFIGURED PDM P ANEL
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Configuring CMB panel

Steps
To configure CMB panel, perform the following steps:

in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 176.
FIGURE 176 CONFIGURING CMB P ANEL
2. Select Connect model as BSC and Connect Type as

connect; click Connect, as shown in Figure 177. Information
about available PCM lines appears as shown in Figure 178.
Select the desired PCM and click OK. Create CMB panel
interface with the PCM information appears as shown in
Figure 179. Configure CMB board parameters by referring to
Table 51.
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FIGURE 177 CREATING CMB P ANEL (PCM NO.)
3. Select row under PCM LINES, and click OK as shown in

Figure 178.
FIGURE 178 PCM LINES
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FIGURE 179 CREATING CMB P ANEL (TS NO.) - 1
to allocate it to Abis
4. Select row under TS No and click
Res and select Abis Pool No from spin box. Select row
under TS No, and click the lower
to allocate it to OMU.
5. Click OK, as shown in Figure 180 to configure CMB panel.

FIGURE 180 CREATING CMB P ANEL (TS NO.) - 2
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FIGURE 181 CONFIGURING CMB P ANEL
6. Right-click Shelf no. 4 Panel no. 3 in common shelf, and

click Create panel in the pop-up menu. Click OK to
configure CMB panel in panel 3, as shown in Figure 182.
FIGURE 182 CONFIGURING FURTHER CMB P ANEL
Table 51 describes Abis pool parameters.

TABLE 51 ABIS POOL P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Connect type
User can select from Disconnect, BSC or

Site in Connect Model.
Ts No
Integer type:1~31,
OMU TS No.
Integer type: 16 and 25~31
AbisPoolNo
END OF STEPS
Result
CMB panel is successfully configured.
Configuring EIB Panel

Steps
To configure EIB panel, perform the following steps:

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FIGURE 183 CREATING EIB P ANEL
2. EIB create panel dialog box appears as shown in Figure 184.

Click OK, to configure EIB panel.
FIGURE 184 CREATE P ANEL DIALOG BOX (EIB P ANEL)
END OF STEPS
Result
EIB panel is configured successfully.
Configuring CDU Panel

Steps
To configure CDU panel, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click on panel no. 1 in radio shelf and then click
Create Panel in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 185.
FIGURE 185 CONFIGURING CDU P ANEL
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2. Select Panel Type as CDU8M or CDU10M from the dropdown list and click OK, as shown in Figure 186.
FIGURE 186 CONFIGURING CDU P ANEL DIALOG BOX
For information on Panel Type refer to Table 52.

TABLE 52 PANEL TYPES
Unit
Name
Module Name
CDUG
BCDUG
CCDUG
RCDUG_8M
CDU
RCDUG_10M
CDUD
CDUC
CDUP
CEU
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CEUG
Working Frequency
Rx: 890 MHz - 915 MHz
Tx: 935 MHz - 960 MHz
Rx: 880 MHz - 905 MHz
Tx: 925 MHz - 950 MHz
Rx: 885 MHz - 910 MHz
Tx: 930 MHz - 955 MHz
Rx: 882 MHz - 890 MHz
Tx: 927 MHz - 935M Hz
Rx: 880 MHz - 890 MHz
Tx: 925 MHz - 935 MHz
Rx: 1710 MHz - 1785 MHz
Tx: 1805 MHz - 1880 MHz
Rx: 824 MHz - 849 MHz
Tx: 869 MHz- 894 MHz
Rx: 1850 MHz - 1910 MHz
Tx: 1930 MHz - 1990 MHz
Rx: 880 MHz - 915 MHz
Tx: 925 MHz - 960 MHz
Unit
Name
Module Name
CEUD
CEUC
CEUP
Working Frequency
Rx: 1710 MHz - 1785 MHz
Tx: 1805 MHz - 1880 MHz
Rx: 824 MHz - 849 MHz
Tx: 869 MHz - 894 MHz
Rx: 1850 MHz - 1910 MHz
Tx: 1930 MHz - 1990 MHz
END OF STEPS
Result
CDU panel is configured successfully.
Configuring DTRU Panel

Steps
To configure DTRU panel, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click slot no. 2 in B8018 radio shelf and click Create
panel in the pop-up menu.
2. Select row under MUL HYC PANEL, and select row under
port type TX, as shown in Figure 187. Click Add to add row
selected in MULHYC connect to Port Type TX.
3. Perform the same procedure to configure RX and RXD in the
left and right pane of MULHYC Connect, select TRX mode
parameters by referring Table 53 and click OK to configure
DTRU.
Note: IRC interference refuses the combination, is similar to

MRC. When the diversity antenna is used, the two antennas (or,
one crossover polarity antenna) receives the radio signals at the
same time and sends the better (Stronger) signals to BTS
receiver unit.
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FIGURE 187 CREATE DTRU P ANEL DIALOG BOX
TABLE 53 TRX MODE P ARAMETERS
Work Mode
Description
Dual carrier mode
No four-way diversity
configuration and no DPCT
setting configuration, DTRU can
configure both the left and the
right sub boards.
Odd carrier
modes
Odd carrier with

4-way diversity
reception
Only configure Four-way

diversity. DTRU only configures
the left sub board, and the right
sub board has no data
configuration.
Odd carrier with

4-way diversity
reception and
DPCT
Four-way diversity plus DPCT.

DTRU only configures the left sub
boards, and the right sub board
has no data configuration.
Odd carrier
No Four-way diversity, no DPCT

setting. DTRU only configures the
left sub board, and the right sub
board has no data configuration.
IRC
IRC
User can check or

uncheck IRC
check box
depending on
actual
configuration.
Interference Resistance
Combination
4. Repeat step 1~3 for configuring DTRU in shelf no. 1~3 of

the B8018 rack.
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END OF STEPS
Result
DTRU panel is configured successfully.
Configuring CEU Panel

Steps
To configure CEU panel perform the following steps:

1. Right-click in slot no 8 in B8018 radio shelf and click
Create Panel in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure 188.
FIGURE 188 CONFIGURING CEU P ANEL
2. Select CEU in the Panel Type and click OK, as shown in

Figure 189.
FIGURE 189 CONFIGURING CEU P ANEL (SELECTING PANEL TYPE)
Note: Follow the same procedure for configuring RDU

panel, the only difference is RDU is selected in panel type.
END OF STEPS
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Result
CEU panel is configured successfully.

Figure 190 shows the B8018 configured rack.
FIGURE 190 B8018 CONFIGURED RACK
Configuring B8112
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure B8112 site

To configure B8112, perform the following steps:
1. For initial configuration, refer to Configuring Site. The only
difference is that the site type selected is B8112.
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2. Right-click B8112 Rack shelf no 3, and click Create shelf

as shown in Figure 191. Click OK in Create shelf dialog box
to configure B8112 AEM shelf.
FIGURE 191 CONFIGURING B8122
3. Right-click on slot no. 1 in B8112 AEM shelf, and then click

Create Panel in the pop-up menu.
FIGURE 192 CONFIGURING CDU
4. User can configure CDU10M, CDU8M, CEU, and RDU by

selecting different type in Panel Type drop-down list.
Configuration of CDU10M is considered here for example.
5. Select Panel Type as CDU10M. For more information on
configuring CDU, refer to Configuring CDU Panel.
6. User can configure CDU from slot no. 2 ~ 6, in B8112 AEM
shelf.
7. Configure PDM panel in slot no. 7 of B8112 AEM shelf.
8. Right-click shelf no. 2 in B8122 rack and click Create shelf
in the pop-up menu. Click OK in Create shelf dialog box to
configure B8122 CMB shelf.
9. Right-click slot no. 1 in B8112 CMB shelf and configure
DTRU.
10. Configure DTRU panel in slot no. 1 ~ 12, in B8122 CMB
shelf.
11. Configure CMB panel in slot no. 13 ~ 14. For more
information on CMB panel configuration, refer to Configuring
CMB panel.
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12. Right-click in slot no. 15 and then click Create Panel in the
pop-up menu. Click OK in Create Panel dialog box to
configure EIB panel.
Configuring EAM Panel

13. Right-click in slot no. 16 and then click Create Panel in the
pop-up menu. Click OK in Create panel dialog box to
configure EAM panel.
END OF STEPS
Result
B8112 is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 193.

FIGURE 193 CONFIGURED B8112
Configuring M8202
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure M8202 site

To configure M8202, perform the following steps:
1. For initial configuration refer to Configuring Site the only
difference is that the Site Type selected is M8202.
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2. Right-click on Site device config, and click Create site

rack in the pop-up menu, click OK in Create site rack
dialog-box to add Site Rack node in topology tree.
3. Double-click on Site rack node, and M8202 rack view
appears on the right pane as shown in Figure 194.
FIGURE 194 CONFIGURING M8202
4. Right-click shelf no. 2 in M8202 and click Create shelf in the

pop-up menu, click OK in Create shelf dialog box to
configure M8202 common shelf.
FIGURE 195 CONFIGURING M8202 COMMON SHELF
5. Right-click in slot no. 1 in M8202 common shelf and then

click Create Panel in the pop-up menu. Click OK in Create
Panel dialog box to configure PDM panel.
6. Right-click in slot no. 2 in M8202 common shelf and
configure CMB panel. For CMB panel configuration, refer to
Configuring CMB panel. The only difference is Panel type
selected is CMB.
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7. Right-click in slot no. 4 in M8202 common shelf, and then

click Create Panel in the pop-up menu. Click OK in Create
panel dialog box to configure EIB panel.
8. Right-click in shelf no. 1 in M8202 rack and click Create
shelf in the pop-up menu. Click OK in Create shelf dialog
box to configure M8202 radio shelf.
9. Right-click in slot no. 1 in M8202 radio shelf and click
Create panel in the pop-up menu. Click OK in Create
panel dialog box to configure MDUP panel.
10. Right-click in slot no. 2 in M8202 radio shelf and configure
DTRU. For DTRU configuration, refer to Configuring DTRU.
END OF STEPS
Result
M8202 is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 196.

FIGURE 196 M8202 CONFIGURED RACK
Configuring M8206
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure M8206 site

To configure M8206, perform the following steps:
1. For initial configuration refer to Configuring Site, the only
difference is that the Site Type selected is M8206.
2. Right-click Site device config and click Create site rack in
the pop-up menu, click OK in Create site rack dialog box to
add Site Rack node in topology tree.
3. Double-click Site rack node, and M8206 rack view appears
on the right pane.
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4. Right-click shelf in no. 4 in M8206 rack and click Create

box to configure M8206 common shelf.
5. Right-click in slot no. 1 in M8206 common shelf and
configure PDM panel.
6. Configure CMB panel in slot no. 2 M8206 common shelf.
For CMB panel configuration, refer to Configuring CMB panel.
7. Right-click slot in slot no. 4 in M8206 common shelf and
then click Create Panel in the pop-up menu. Click OK in
Create Panel dialog box to configure EIB panel.
8. Right-click in shelf no. 1~3 in M8206 rack, and click Create
box to configure M8206 radio shelf.
9. Configure MDUP panel in slot no. 1 and 9 of M8206 radio
shelf.
10. Configure MTRU in slot no. 2~5 of M8206 radio shelf. For
DTRU panel configuration, refer to Configuring DTRU.
Note: When dual carrier mode is selected, second MTRU
panel must be connected with a MULHYC panel, which is on the
right side of the second MTRU panel, and both belong to the
same shelf.
11. Configure MDUP in slot no. 6 of M8206 radio shelf.
END OF STEPS
Result
M8206 is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 197
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FIGURE 197 CONFIGURED M8206 BTS
Configuring BS20
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure BS20 site

Prior to performing this task, make sure that BSC rack is
configured and NetNumenM32 client is running normally.
To configure BS20, perform the following steps:
1. For initial site configuration, refer to Configuring Site, the
only difference is that the site type selected is BS20.
2. Right-click Site device config and click Create Site rack
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FIGURE 198 CONFIGURING BS20
3. Click OK in Create rack dialog box.

4. Double click on Site rack, and site rack appears on the right
pane.
5. Right-click on BS20 rack, and click Create shelf in the popup menu.
6. Right-click in rack no. 1 shelf no. 4 slot no. 1, and
configure PDM panel. For more information on configuring
PDM panel, refer to Configuring PDM Panel.
Configuring CMM Panel

Steps
To configure CMM panel, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click in rack no. 1 shelf no. 4 slot no. 2, and click
Create panel in the pop-up menu, click OK to configure
CMM panel.
2. Select Connect mode as BSC and Connect Type as
connect; click Connect as shown in Figure 199. For more
information on CMM board parameters, refer to Table 54.
TABLE 54 CMM BOARD PAR AMETERS
Parameter
Value
Connect type
User can select from Disconnect, BSC or

Site in Connect Model.
Ts No.
Integer type:1~31
OMU TS No.
Integer type: 16 and 25~31
Abis Pool No
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FIGURE 199 CREATING CMM P ANEL (PCM NO.)
3. Select row under PCM LINES, and click OK as shown in

Figure 200.
FIGURE 200 PCM LINES
4. Select row under TS No and click

to allocate it to Abis
Res. User can select Abis Pool No from spin box select row
under TS No, and click the lower
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to allocate it to OMU,
FIGURE 201 CREATING CMM P ANEL (TS NO)
5. Click OK to configure CMM panel.

6. To configure another CMM panel, Right-click in rack no. 1
shelf no. 4 Slot no. 3, and click Create panel. Click OK in
CMM Panel dialog box to add CMM panel.
END OF STEPS
Result
CMM panel is configured successfully.
Configuring CDU Panel

For configuring CDU panel, refer to Configuring CDU Panel.
Configuring TRM
Steps
To configure TRM, perform the following steps:

Create panel in the pop-up menu.
2. Select TRM, STRU, or TRME in Panel Type drop-down list
depending on actual configuration as shown in Figure 202.
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FIGURE 202 CONFIGURING TRM P ANEL (BASIC INFO)
3. Click MULHYC Connect, and select row under MULHYC

PANEL. Select row under Port Type for example, TX row
and click Add to add TX as shown in Figure 203. For
configuring RX and RXD repeat step 3.
FIGURE 203 CONFIGURING TRM P ANEL (MUL HYC CONNECT)
4. Click OK to configure TRM panel.

5. Repeat step 2 ~ 4 in configuring TRM panel for configuring
shelf no. 2 and shelf no. 1.
Configuring SPAU
Note: While configuring TRM, TRME, and STRU user can
configure the immediate panel on right side of configured panel
as SPAU depending on actual configuration. SPAU configuration
is similar to TRM configuration. For more information refer to
Configuring TRM; the only difference is Panel Type is SPAU in
Panel Type drop-down list.
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END OF STEPS
Result
TRM panel is configured successfully.

Configured BS20 BTS is shown in Figure 204.
FIGURE 204 CONFIGURED BS20
Configuring TRME
Steps
To configure TRME panel repeat step 2 ~ 4 in Configuring TRM,

the only difference is user needs to select Panel Type as TRME.
Note: TRME is configured if user wants to support EDGE
functionality.
Result
TRME is configured successfully as shown in Figure 205.
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FIGURE 205 CONFIGURED TRME P ANEL
Configuring STRU
Steps
To configure STRU repeat step 2 ~ 4 in Configuring TRM, the

only difference is type of panel selected in Panel Type is STRU.
Note: While configuring STRU user needs to configure
immediate right panel as SPAU.
Result
STRU is configured if user wants to configure 80W BTS site.
STRU is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 206.

FIGURE 206 CONFIGURING STRU
Configuring BS21 (V2.0

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure BS21 (V2.0) site

To configure BS21 (V2.0), perform the following steps:
only difference is that the site type selected is BS21 (V2.0).
2. Right-click Site device config, and click Create Site
rack in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 207.
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FIGURE 207 CONFIGURING BS21 (V2.0)
3. Right-click in rack no. 1 shelf no. 3, and then click Create

Shelf in the pop-up menu to configure BS21V2.0 shelf.
4. Configure CDU in slot no. 1 and slot no. 7. For more
information on CDU panel configuration, refer to Configuring
CDU Panel.
5. Configure TRM in slot no. 2 and 5. For more information,
refer to Configuring TRM.
6. Configure CMM in slot no. 6. For more information, refer to
Configuring CMM Panel.
END OF STEPS
Result
BS 21 (V2.0) is configured successfully.

FIGURE 208 CONFIGURED BS21 (V2.0) RACK
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Configuring BS30 V1.2

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure BS30 V1.2 site

1. For initial site configurations refer to Configuring Site, the
only difference is that the site type selected is BS30 (V1.2).
2. Right-click Site device config, and click Create Site
rack in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 209.
FIGURE 209 CONFIGURING BS30 V1.2
3. Right-click in rack no. 1 shelf no. 3, and click Create

shelf in the pop-up menu to configure BS30V12 main shelf,
4. Right-click on slot no. 1 in BS30 main shelf and then click
Create panel in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 210.
5. Click OK in Create panel dialog box to configure DPM panel.
6. Configure TRM in slot no. 2 of common shelf. For more
information, refer to Configuring TRM.
7. Configure CMM in slot no. 3 of common shelf. For more
information, refer to Configuring CMM Panel.
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FIGURE 210 CONFIGURING BS30 M AIN SHELF
8. Configure shelf 2 and 3 as BS30 V1.2 extended shelf

configure DPM and TRM in slot no. 1 and 2 of BS30 V1.2
extended shelf.
END OF STEPS
Result
BS30 V1.2 is configured successfully, as shown in Figure 211.

FIGURE 211 CONFIGURED BS30 (V1.2)
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Configuring BS30
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps

To configure BS30 perform the following steps:
only difference is that the site type selected is BS30.
2. Right-click on Site device config and then, select Create
Site rack in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 212.
FIGURE 212 CONFIGURING BS30
3. Right-click in BS30 rack as shown in Figure 213, and click

Create shelf in the pop-up menu.
FIGURE 213 CONFIGURING BS30 SHELF
4. Right-click slot no. 1, and click Create panel in the pop-up

FIGURE 214 CONFIGURING BS30 P ANELS
5. Configure CDU 10M in slot no. 1. For more information on

CDU panel configuration, refer to Configuring CDU Panel.
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6. Configure TRM in slot no. 2. For more information on TRM

panel configuration, refer to Configuring TRM.
7. Configure CMM panel in slot no. 3. For more information on
CMM panel configuration, refer to Configuring CMM Panel.
END OF STEPS
Result
BS30 rack is configured successfully as shown in Figure 215.

FIGURE 215 CONFIGURED BS30 RACK
Configuring BS21
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps

client is running normally and BSC rack is configured
successfully.
1. For initial rack configuration, refer to Configuring Site. The
only difference is the Site Type selected in Create Site
dialog box.
2. Right-click on Site device config and then, click Create
Site rack in the pop-up menu. Click OK, in Create site
rack dialog-box.
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3. Right-click in BS21 Shelf and then, click Create Shelf in

the pop-up menu. User needs to configure shelf no. 3 only;
shelf no. 2 and shelf no. 1 are created by the system by
default.
4. Right-click in shelf no. 3 slot no. 1, and click Create
panel in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 216.
5. Select Panel Type as CDU10M, CDU8M, CEU or RDU
depending on actual configuration. Click OK in Create panel
dialog box to configure CDU panel.
Create panel pop-up menu. Select Panel Type as TRM,
TRME or STRU depending on actual configuration.
FIGURE 216 CREATING BS21 PANEL
7. Panel type TRM is considered here as an example. For more

information, refer to Configuring TRM.
8. Right-click in rack no. 1 shelf no. 3 slot no. 3, and
configure CMM panel. For more information on CMM panel,
refer to Configuring CMM Panel.
9. Right-click in rack no. 1 shelf no. 3 slot no. 4 and
configure CMM panel.
10. Right-click in racks no. 1 shelf no. 3 slot no. 5 and
configure TRM panel.
11. Right-click in rack no. 1 shelf no. 3 slot no. 6 and
configure CDU panel.
END OF STEPS
Result
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BS21 is configured successfully as shown in Figure 217.
FIGURE 217 CONFIGURED BS21 RACK
Configuring OB06
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure OB06 site

To configure OB06, perform the following steps:
1. For initial configuration refer to Configuring Site, the only
difference is that the Site Type selected is OB06.
2. Right-click on Site device config and then, select Create
Site rack, as shown in Figure 218.
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FIGURE 218 CONFIGURING OB 06
3. Click OK as shown in Figure 219

FIGURE 219 CONFIGURING OB06 (CREATING SITE RACK)
4. Double click on Site rack under Site device config as

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FIGURE 220 CONFIGURING OB06 SITE RACK
5. Right-click OB06 rack view and click Create Shelf as shown

in Figure 221, and click OK in Create Shelf dialog box to
configure OB06 common shelf.
FIGURE 221 CONFIGURING OB06 COMMON SHELF
6. Configure CDU, CEU or RDU in slot no 1 ~ 6 of OB06

common shelf, configuring CDU is considered as example
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here for more information on CDU panel configuration refer

to Configuring CDU Panel
7. Configure TRM, STRU or TRME in slot no 1 ~ 6 of OB06
radio shelf, configuring TRM is considered as example here
for more information on co9nfiguring TRM refer to
Configuring TRM.
8. Configure CMM in slot no 7 ~ 8 of OB06 radio shelf for
more information on CMM Panel configuration refer to
END OF STEPS
Result
OB06 site is successfully configured, as shown in Figure 222.

FIGURE 222 CONFIGURED OB06 SITE
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Configuring Site by Template

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure site by template

To configure site by template, perform the following steps:
B8018 S333 is considered as an example, in the following
configuration.
1. Right-click on Site Config and then, click Create Create
site by template in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure
223.
FIGURE 223 CREATING SITE BY TEMPLATE
2. Input Site ID, and select Template Type, depending on

actual configuration S333 is taken as an example, as shown
in Figure 224.
FIGURE 224 CONFIGURING SITE BY TEMPLATE
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3. Click Cmm Config, and configure CMM panel as shown in

Figure 225.For
CMM
panel
configuration,
refer
to
FIGURE 225 CONFIGURING SITE BY TEMPLATE (CMM CONFIGURATION)
4. Click Radio Config, as shown in Figure 226 and configure

input parameters in dialog box, click Add in to allocate
ARFCN to ARFCN List. Table 57 gives a detail of the
parameters.
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FIGURE 226 CONFIGURING SITE BY TEMPLATE (R ADIO CONFIGURATION)
5. Configure cell 1 ~ 3, and click OK in Create Site by

Template dialog box.
6. Upon successful configuration, system displays confirmation
message as shown in Figure 227. Click OK to complete the
configuration.
FIGURE 227 NOTIFICATION MESSAGE
Note: B8018 S333, B8112 S222, and BS20 S444 supports

site rack by template presently, B8018 S333 is considered as an
example. Configuration of B8112 and BS20 is similar to B8018
the only difference is that user needs to select required
Template Type for configuration.
END OF STEPS
Result
B8018 site configured successfully as shown in Figure 228.
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FIGURE 228 CONFIGURED B8018 SITE
Deleting Site
Purpose
Prerequisites
Step
To delete a site
Prior to performing this task make sure that NetNumenM32
To delete a site, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click configured site for example BS30 and click delete
in the pop-up menu.
FIGURE 229 DELETING SITE
2. A confirmation message for the deletion of site appears; click

Yes as shown in Figure 230.
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FIGURE 230 DELETING SITE CONFIRMATION MESSAGE
Note: User can follow similar procedure for deleting other

nodes such as Cell and TRX. Deleting site is considered as an
example here.
END OF STEPS
Result
Site is deleted successfully.
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Chapter
Inventory Unit and IP

Configuration
This chapter consists of the following topics:
Configuring IP
Configuring Inventory Unit
Configuring IP
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure IP
To configure IP, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click IP related config Create Interface as
FIGURE 231 CONFIGURING IP
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Note: Make sure that MNIC board is configured in BSC rack

before configuring IP.
Generally, both SMP and RPU are not configured, only SMP is
enough. RPU is only configured when the port is loopback, at
that time SMP is not needed.
2. Select Board function type as MNIC, and click Next as
FIGURE 232 CONFIGURING IP (SELECT INTERFACE INFORM ATION)
3. Input User label and parameter information in Create

Interface as shown in Figure 233, by referring to Table 55.
FIGURE 233 CONFIGURING IP (CREATE INTERFACE)
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TABLE 55 CREATE INTERFACE P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Port Number

value: 1
MAC
address
Hexadecimal format
IP number
at port

value: 1
Description
MAC-48 and EUI-48

addresses are
usually shown in
hexadecimal
format, with each
octet separated by a
dash or colon. An
example of a MAC48 address would
be "00-08-74-4C7F-1D"
END OF STEPS
Result
Interface is configured successfully as shown in Figure 234.

FIGURE 234 CONFIGURED INTERFACE
Note: Perform the same process for RPU and SMP, the only
difference is the board function type selected is RPU and SMP.
After successful configuration, all nodes are located under

Interface config as shown in Figure 235.
FIGURE 235 CONFIGURED INTERFACE
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Configuring Inventory Unit

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure inventory unit information

To configure inventory unit, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on Inventory unit config and then, click Create
Inventory unit, as shown in Figure 236.
FIGURE 236 SELECTING INVENTORY UNIT CONFIGURATION
2. Configure inventory unit parameters as shown in Figure 237,

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FIGURE 237 CREATE INVENTORY UNIT
TABLE 56 INVENTORY UNIT P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type
Inventory unit ID
Integer type
Inventory unit type
Character string
Vendor unit family

type
Character string
Vendor name
Character string
Serial number
Integer type and character string

combination of both
Date of
manufacturing
Integer type
Date of last service
Integer type
Unit position
Characters or numbers or combination

of both
Manufacture specific
data
Characters or numbers or combination

of both
Date of create
Integer type
Date of last update
Integer type
Status
Select Status from drop-down list

depending on actual situation.
END OF STEPS
Result
Inventory unit configured successfully.
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Chapter
Cell Configuration
This chapter consists of the following sections:
Cell Parameters Configuration and Modification
UTRAN Cell Parameters Configuration and Modification
External Cell Configuration
Cell Parameters
Configuration and
Modification
This section consists of the following topics:
Configuring Cell
Configuring Cell GPRS Parameters
Configuring Cell EDGE Parameters
Configuring BCCH TRX
Configuring Non-BCCH TRX
Configuring Frequency Hopping
Configuring Adjacent Reselection Cell
Configuring Adjacent Handover Cell
Configuring Adjacent Handover and Reselection Cell
Configuring Adjacent Interference Cell
Modifying Cell Power Control Parameters
Modifying Cell Handover Control Parameters
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Configuring Cell
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure cell
To configure cell, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on Radio resource config and then, click
Create Cell in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure 238.
FIGURE 238 CONFIGURING CELL
2. Create cell dialog box appears as shown in Figure 239.

Input User label and configure basic parameter information
in Create cell dialog box, by referring to Table 57.
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FIGURE 239 CREATE CELL (BASIC P ARAMETERS 1)
TABLE 57 CELL BASIC P ARAMETERS 1
Type and
Range
Parameter
Description
User label
Character string:
1~40
Unique user label given to

every cell
BSC ID
Integer type:
1~255
Unique ID given to BSC
Site ID
1~6
Serial number of this cell
BTS ID
Integer type:
1~6
Unique ID given to BTS
Cell type
Drop down list
Cell type can be selected

depending on actual planning
and configuration
Macro cell
Micro cell
LAC
Umbrella
cell
Macromicro cell
Extended
cell
Drop down list

Range: 1~65535
Default : 1
In order to locate the MS, each

GSM PLMN is divided into many
location areas (LAs) to
determine the MS location. The
location area code identifies
different location areas. LAC is
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Type and
Range
Parameter
Description
one part of LAI (LAI = MCC +
MNC + LAC).
CI
Integer type
CI is a unique code allocated by

network operators for each cell
in a location area to distinguish
a cell in the GSM PLMN.
Range: 0~65535
Default value: 0
NCC
Drop down list
Network Color Code (NCC) is

one of the composing parts of
Base Station ID Code (BSIC)
(BSIC = NCC + BCC). NCC
enables mobile stations to
distinguish adjacent and
different GSM PLMN cells.
Generally, different adjacent
operator has different NCC.
NCC has three digits and it is
one of the network
identification parameters of the
cell.
Range: 0~7
Default: 0
BCC
Drop down list

Range: 0~7
Default : 0
Frequency
band
BCCH ARFCN
BCC enables mobile stations to

distinguish adjacent cells with
the same BCCH carrier
frequency belonging to the
same GSM PLMN. In addition,
the GSM specifications
recommend defining Training
Sequence Code (TSC) of BCCH
channel of every cell equivalent
to the respective cell BCC.
Drop-down list
GSM 900
EXT 900
DCS 1800
GSM 850
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 1023
Default: 1
Operating frequency band of

cell.
The parameter Frequency band
has 6 selections : GSM900,
EXT900, DCS1800, R-GSM,
PCS1900, GSM850
For frequency band GSM900:

1~124.
For frequency band EXT 900:
0~124, 975~1023
For frequency band DCS1800:
512~885.
For frequency band GSM850:
128~251.
Sub cell used
Frequency
band of sub
cell
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Drop down list
Yes
No
When Sub cell is

used Frequency
band of sub cell
Whether sub cell is used or not
Frequency band of the sub cell
Type and
Range
Parameter
Description
for example GSM

900, DCS 1800.
Common
control channel
combination
Drop down list
ARFCN list
CCCH uses
one physical
channel, not
combined
with SDCCH
CCCH uses
one physical
channel,
combined
with SDCCH
CCCH uses
two physical
channels,
not
combined
with SDCCH
CCCH uses
three
physical
channels,
not
combined
with SDCCH
CCCH uses
four
physical
channels,
not
combined
with SDCCH
Drop down list

ARFCN set, the
value range of
each ARFCN is
the same as
BCCH
GPRS service
supported
Drop down list
Dynamic HR
Not
In each cell, all service

channels share CCCH.
According to the configuration
of the service channel in the
cell and the traffic mode of the
cell, CCCH could be one or
more than one physical
channel, and CCCH could share
the same physical channel with
SDCCH.
The combination mode of the
common control channel in cell
depends on CCCH configuration
parameter and it should be
consistent with the actual
configuration of cell CCH. It
could be observed from this
parameter:
BS_CC_CHANS (Number
of CCCH)
BS_CCCH_SDCCH_COMB
(If combined with
SDCCH)
This parameter is broadcasted

to all MSs in the cell by
message RIL3_RR SYSTEM
INFORMATION TYPE3.
User can click Add and allocate

value selected under spin box,
to ARFCN list as shown in
Figure 239.
Whether the cell supports GPRS

service or not?
Support
GPRS
Support
GPRS
Drop down list
Whether Dynamic HR is
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Type and
Range
Parameter
support
indication
Use cell
dynamic HR
parameters
CBC supported
Threshold for a
single trx
switched from
FR to HR
Yes
NO
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list

Range: 1~100
Default: 60
Description
supported or not?
If Dynamic HR support
indication is Yes, this
parameter is configurable
Whether supports cell

broadcasting function or not.
Threshold value in percentage

for a TRX, to shift from full rate
speech transmission to half rate
according to the interference
Note: LAC and CI are allocated by the MSC and MCC + MNC
+ LAC + CI is unique.
The frequency band of a cell limits the frequency range of a cell.
For example the frequency range of a cell is 128 ~ 251 if the
frequency band of this cell is GSM 850.
and click on respective tabs for example Basic

3. Click
params 2 to modify respective parameters as shown in
Figure 240.
Note: To configure cell supporting dynamic HR, user need

to enable Dynamic HR support indication in Cell basic
parameter 1.
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FIGURE 240 CREATE CELL (BASIC P ARAMETERS 2)
4. Click OK to configure cell parameters.

The following tables describe cell parameters:
For cell basic parameters 2, refer to Table 58.
Parameter
TA max
Type and Range

Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 219
Default: 63
TA allowed
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 219
Default: 63
CCCH load
indication period
(s)
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 255
Default: 2
Description
It represents the
maximum TA
supported by
extended cell. For
non-extended cell,
the value range is
0~63; for extended
cell, the value range
is 0~219.
It represents the
maximum TA granted
to be accessed into
the cell. For nonextended cell, the
value range is 0~63;
for extended cell, the
value range is 0~219.
This parameter
defines the period of
sending of CCCH LOAD
INDICATION message
from BTS to BSC. This
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
parameter is one of
the BTS configuration
parameters.
Periodical location
updating timer
(360s)
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 255
Default: 10
0: infinite and no
need of location
update;
1: 6 minutes;
2: 12 minutes
and
255: 530 minutes)
CCCH load
indication(RACH)
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 80
CCCH load
indication
(PAGCH)
The parameter
regards the threshold
for sending CCCH
LOAD IND.
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Default: 80
NCC Permitted
NCC permitted
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It is NCC value
collection. Add or
Delete NCC within
the value range in the
NCC permitted pane
on the right of Basic
Parameters 2
interface.
For cell basic parameters 3 click Basic Params 3 as shown

in Figure 241, to configure these parameters refer to Table
59.
FIGURE 241 BASIC P AR AMETERS 3, INTERFACE
Parameter
Type and Range
Average burst count

surveyed by RACH
Integer type: 0 ~ 100,
Overload sending period
default value: 60
default value: 2
BA Show ( BCCH Balnd)
Default: 1
MIN received signal level to

access
Max number of
retransmitting event times
Interval of SDCCH re-sending

physical information message
Interval of TCH re-sending

physical information message
Control channel maximum

power level
Number of blocks reserved

for AGCH
Integer type: 0~12,
Number of multiframe of the

PCH
Number of slot to spread
default value: 10
default value: 2
default value: 28
default value: 10
default value: 5
default value: 2
default value: 3
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Parameter
Type and Range
transmission
default value: 14
Lapdm timer for controlling

sddch channel
Integer type: 1~ 7,
Lapdm timer for controlling l

facch/ full rate channel
Integer type: 1~ 7,

facch/ half rate channel

sacch with tch sapi0 channel

sacch with sdcch channel

sdcch with sapi3 channel

sacch with tch sapi 3
channel
default value: 1
default value: 1
default value: 1
default value: 2
default value: 2
default value: 1
default value : 2
For optional parameters, click Optional Params and an

interface appears as shown in Figure 242. For configuring
these parameters, refer to Table 60.
FIGURE 242 OPTIONAL P ARAMETERS INTERFACE
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TABLE 60 OPTIONAL P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
IMSI
attach/detach
allowed
Drop down list
IMSI attach/detach
allowed determines
whether cell allows
IMSI Attach/Detach
procedure. IMSI
detach occur when
MS reports switch-off
or when the SIM card
is taken out from the
MS.
Cell bar access
Call reestablishment
allowed
Downlink
discontinuous
transmission
allowed
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
PLMN carriers can

determine whether to
allow MS to access a
specific cell (for
example the cell in
test or the cell for
absorbing traffic
only).
For the call drop
caused by radio link
failure resulted from
burst interference or
high building, MS
could originate call
re-establishment
process to restore the
call. However, the
network determines
whether to allow
reestablishment by
enabling Call reestablishment
allowed.
DTX mode is an
optional downlink
feature of GSM
System for saving the
radio resources.
Discontinuous
transmission (DTX)
refers to the process
where the system
does not transmit
signals from BTS to
MS in IDLE state. This
parameter
participates in
determining to use
DTX mode in
downlink direction.
Emergency call
allowed
Drop down list
Yes
Generally, a valid SIM

card is required for
any MS in GSM
Network to get
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Parameter
Type and Range
Cell bar qualify
Access control
208
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
User can click Add to

add the value in spin
box to Access control.
Description
various network
services. But the
operators could
decide whether to
allow MS emergency
call service for the MS
whose access level is
disabled by current
cell, for example the
police station. Select
Yes for Emergency
call allowed to enable
this function.
This parameter
preferably selects
certain cells in the
cell selection process
according to capacity,
traffic and functional
difference in
overlapping areas.
Network broadcasts
the parameter
information to all MSs
in the cell through
RIL3_RR SYSTEM
INFORMATION TYPE3
and TYPE4 messages.
It is one of the cell
selection parameters.
The validity of this
parameter depends
on Cell reselection
parameter
indication.
All MSs in GSM
system have an
access class (15
classes in total). The
MSs that are in the
class ranging between
0 and 9 are common
ones. The MSs that
are in the class
ranging between 11
and 15 are special
MSs (no access class
10). Therefore, the
system can disable
the MSs with certain
access classes to
access the cell (for
example during the
installation and
commissioning or the
congestion control).
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
This information can
reach MS inside the
cell in RIL3_RR
SYSTEM INFORMATION
TYPE1, 2, 2bis, 3
and 4 messages
through Access
control.
For cell selection parameters, click Cell Selection Paramas

as shown in Figure 243. To configure these parameters, refer
to Table 61.
FIGURE 243 CELL SELECTION P AR AMETERS INTERFACE
TABLE 61 CELL SELECTION P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Cell Selection
Additional
reselection
parameter
indication
Drop down list
Yes
No
The cell selection and

reselection of MS
depends on the C1 and
C2 parameters,
according to the
definition in the GSM
specification. Network
carriers decide whether
to use C2 as the cell
reselection parameter.
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Additional reselection
parameter indication is
to notify MS whether C2
criterion is adoptable
during the cell
reselection.
Cell reselection
parameter
indication
Cell reselection
offset (2db)
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 63,
Default value: 0
Temporary offset
(10db)
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 7,
Default value: 1
Penalty time
(20s)
Drop down list

Range:0 ~ 31,
Default value: 0
Cell reselecting
hysteresis level
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 7,
Default value: 4
Early category
class mark
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Drop down list
Cell reselection
parameter indication
notifies the MS whether
to use C2 as the cell
reselection parameter
and if there is the
related parameter for
calculating C2.
The cell reselection due
to radio channel quality
takes C2 as the
standard. C2 is formed
according to C1
parameter, and some
special offset
parameters, to add the
special influence as to
enable MS to enter
some cells in priority.
Usually, such measures
allow balancing the
traffic on the network.
Temporary offset is one
of the cell selection
parameters. The validity
of the parameter
depends upon Cell
indication.
Penalty time is one of
the cell selection
parameters. The validity
of this parameter
depends on Cell
indication.
During the fast moving
MS, LU (Location
update) interval is more
than cell reselection
interval. This affects call
success rate, due to
unreachable paging
response to calling
party. Cell reselecting
hysterses level
minimizes such impacts.
According to GSM
specification, MS
Parameter
sending control
Type and Range
Yes
No
Description
transmits appended
class mark information
(Class mark 3) to the
network through the
CLASSMARK CHANGE
message as soon as
possible.
This parameter
determines whether the
network supports ECSC
function. Network
broadcasts the
parameter information
to MSs in the cell
through RIL3_RR
SYSTEM INFORMATION
TYPE3 message.
New set up cause

indication (NECI)
Drop down list
Yes
No
The network operators

decide whether the
network support half
rate service. The new
setup reason denotes
the NECI to notify MS if
the area supports the
half rate service. The
parameter notifies MS
through the RIL3_RR
SYSTEM INFORMATION
TYPE3 and TYPE4
messages. NECI is one
of networks functional
parameters.
MS Power Offset
Power offset
indication
Power offset
(2db)
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 3,
Default: 0
This parameter decides

whether to add offset
value for Control
channel MAX power
level parameter while
sending access request
message on RACH for
Class 3 MS of GSM1800.
According to the GSM
specification, for Class 3
MS of GSM 1800, the
transmission power for
sending access request
message on RACH is to
the value of Control
channel MAX power
level plus a modified
value. Power offset
specifies the modified
value. It determines if
this parameter is valid.
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For cell system parameters, click System Params and an

interface appears as shown in Figure 244. To configure these
parameters, refer to Table 62.
FIGURE 244 SYSTEM P ARAMETERS INTERFACE
TABLE 62 SYSTEM P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Interference Averaging Period
Interference
averaging period
Drop down list

Range: 1~31,
Default value: 31
The number of
interference-level
SACCH multi frame in
the idle time slots,
that is, the
measurement period
(in the unit of 102
TDMA frames)
Interference Band Boundary
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Interference band
boundary0
Integer type:0~63
default value: 0
Interference band
boundary1
Integer type: 0~63,

default value: 10
Interference band
boundary2
Integer type: 0~63,

default value: 15
Interference band
Integer type: 0~63,
The interface
boundaries are used
to help the conversion
of the interference
level (average) value
into corresponding
interference band
information.
Altogether six
Parameter
Type and Range
boundary3
default value: 20
Interference band
boundary4
Integer type: 0 ~ 63
Interference band
boundary5
Integer type: 0~63
default value : 25
Default value: 63
Description
boundaries determine
five interference
bands. In fact, it is
unnecessary to set
interference boundary
0 and interference
boundary 5. One
represents infinity
and the other
represents negative
infinity. This
parameter, describing
the remaining four
boundaries, is one of
the BTS configuration
parameters.
Generally, -85 dBm ~
-115 dBm is used for
interference
boundaries 1 ~ 4.
Radio Link Failure Criteria

Radio Link time
out on MS side
Drop down list

Range: 0~7,
Default value: 0
Radio Link failure

criteria
Drop down list

Range: 1~2,
Default : 1
Radio Link time

out on BSS side
The standard used by

the BTS to judge
radio link failure (1:
Based on the correct
coding rate of the
uplink SACCH; 2:
Based on the
measured value
ofrxLev/rxqual
Drop down list

Range: 1~2,
Default : 1
Receiving level
threshold
Drop down list

Range: 0~63,
Default value: 10
Receiving quality
threshold
Drop down list

Range: 0~7,
Default : 6
Radio Link failure

checking period
The received level

threshold for checking
radio link failure at
the network side
(BTS)
The receiving quality
threshold for checking
radio link failure at
the network side
(BTS)
Drop down list

Range: 0~63,
Default: 63
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For AMR Half parameters, click AMR Half method params

as shown in Figure 245. To configure these parameters, refer
to Table 63.
F I G U R E 2 4 5 AM R H A L F M E T H O D P A R A M E T E R S I N T E R F A C E
TABLE 63 AMR HALF METHOD P AR AMETER
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
AMR Half Active Codec Set

4.75 Kbits/S
5.15 Kbits/S
5.90 Kbits/S
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Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
To select or deselect codec

mode

mode
Parameter
6.70 Kbits/S
7.40 Kbits/S
Type and Range

Drop down list
Yes
No

mode
Drop down list
Yes
No
Description

mode
Others
Initial codec
mode
Drop down list
Start mode
Initial
mode
codec
Start
codec
mode
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 4
Default: 1
Use the coding mode

specified by Start mode
1: Select the coding mode

with lowest bit rate as the
initial coding mode.
2: Select the coding mode
with the second lowest bit
rate, if there is more than
one coding mode.
And soon up to 4th codec
mode
Enable noise
control
Reserved rate
of EMLPP
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 100
Is AMR noise suppression

allowed
This parameter defines the

reserved rate of EMLPP
Default: 20
Use cell EMLPP
threshold
Drop down list
Yes
No
This parameter determines

whether to use EMLPP
reservation.
Threshold of AMR
Method1
Drop down list

Range: 0~63;
Threshold that AMR FR

mode changes
default value: 18
Method2
Drop down list

Range: 0~63;

mode changes
default value: 23
Method3
Drop down list

Rage: 0~63;

mode changes
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
default value: 28
Hysteresis of AMR
Method1
Drop down list

Range: 0~15;
Hysteresis that AMR HR

mode changes
Default: 4
Method2
Drop down list

Range: 0~15;

mode changes
Default: 5
Method3
Drop down list

Range: 0~15;

mode changes
Default : 5
Note: Maximum four options can be checked under the

section AMR Half Active Codec Set.
For AMR Full method parameters, click AMR Full method

params as shown in Figure 246. To configure these
F I G U R E 2 4 6 AM R F U L L M E T H O D P A R A M E T E R S
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TABLE 64 AMR FULL METHOD P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
AMR Full Active Codec Set

4.75 Kbits/S
5.15 Kbits/S
5.90 Kbits/S
6.70 Kbits/S
7.40 Kbits/S
7.95 Kbits/S
10.2 Kbits/S
12.2 Kbits/S
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
To select or deselect
codec mode
codec mode
codec mode
codec mode
codec mode
codec mode
codec mode
codec mode
Others
Initial codec
mode
Start mode
Drop down list
Initial codec mode
Start mode codec
Drop down list

Range: 1~4
Default : 1
Use the coding mode

specified by Startmode
1: Select the coding

mode with lowest bit
rate as the initial
coding mode.
2: Select the coding
mode with the second
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
lowest bit rate, if there
is more than one
coding mode.
And soon up to 4th
codec mode
Enable noise
control
Drop down list
Yes
No
Is AMR noise
suppression allowed
Threshold of AMR
Method1
Drop down list

Range: 0~63

mode changes
Default : 7
Method2
Drop down list

Range: 0~63

mode changes
Default : 13
Method3
Drop down list

Range: 0~63

mode changes
Default : 23
Hysteresis of AMR
Method1
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 15
Hysteresis that AMR FR

mode changes
Default : 4
Method2
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 15

mode changes
Default : 4
Method3
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 15

mode changes
Default : 4
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For Cell Optional Parameters, click Cell optional params

and interface as shown in Figure 247 appears. To configure
these parameters, refer to Table 65.
FIGURE 247 CELL OPTIONAL P AR AMETERS INTERFACE
TABLE 65 CELL OPTIONAL P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Protection period
for access attempt
Type and Range

Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 255
Default : 10
Multi band report

indication
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 3
Default : 3
Description
This parameter provides
MS to wait for a certain
time for attempting a new
call, after getting
IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT
REJECT message from
BSC.
Multi band report indication
is used to notify MS to
report contents of adjacent
cells in multiple frequency
bands. It is one of the
system control
parameters.
The setting of this
parameter is subject to
traffic in each frequency
band. General principles to
set the parameters are as
follows:
0: If the traffic of each

frequency
band
is
almost equivalent, and
the operator has no
choice
over
the
frequency band
3: If the traffic of each
frequency band is quite
different,
and
the
operator hopes that MS
enters
a
specific
frequency band with
priority.
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Parameter
Description
Type and Range
1 or 2: For other cases
Uplink
discontinuous
transmission
Drop down list
0: MS could use
Range: 0 ~ 3
DTX
Default : 1
1: MS should use DTX

2: MS should not use
DTX
3: Reserved
For Cell Other Parameters, click Other params and interface

as shown in Figure 248 appears. To configure these
FIGURE 248 CELL OTHERS P AR AMETERS
TABLE 66 CELL OTHER PARAMETERS
Parameter
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Type and Range
RACH receiving
signal
threshold for
busy burst
Drop down list
Preprocessing
indication
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 63
Default : 63
Range: 0 ~ 4
Description
If the value is exceeded (that
is less than RACH Receiving
signal level threshold for busy
burst dBm), system considers
that as a busy RACH.
Preprocess of the survey
report can be transferred to
BTS to reduce the burden of
Parameter
Type and Range

Default : 3
Description
Abis interface link. The values
are as follows:
0: Do not use preprocess

1: Use preprocess; the
average reporting period is
two SACCH multi-frames
two SACCH multi-frames
three SACCH multi-frames
four SACCH multi-frames
Other values: Reserved
Maximum
resending time
for physical
information
Drop down list
Low priority of
channel select
priority
User can select

following from
drop-down list.
Range: 5 ~ 35
Default : 8
No change
Full rate first
High priority of
channel select
priority
Only full
rate allowed
Only half
rate allowed
No change
Full rate first
Specify the channel-rate

selection method of low
priority subscriber.
Half rate
first
User can select

following from
drop-down list
depending on
actual
configuration.
MAX resending times for

physical information decides
maximum number of
resending times for RIL3_RR
PHYSICAL INFORMATION
message. This is one of the
BTS parameters.
Specify the channel rate

selection method of high
priority subscriber
Half rate
first
Only full
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
rate allowed
Only half
rate
allowed,
Cell Support Encryption Mode

Non cipher
mode
supported
Cipher mode
supported A5/1
Cipher mode
supported A5/2
Cipher mode
supported A5/3
Cipher mode
supported A5/4
Cipher mode
supported A5/5
Cipher mode
supported A5/6
Cipher mode
supported A5/7
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Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Cell Support Encryption

Mode is the encryption mode
supported by BTS. The
required encryption algorithm
is contained in BSSAP CIPHER
MODE COMMAND or BSSAP
ASSIGNMENT REQUEST or
BSSAP HANDOVER COMMAND
message sent by the MSC
side. By checking this
parameter, BSC can learn
whether the cell supports this
required encryption algorithm
to give a proper response.
Currently, not all GSM
networks employ encryption.
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
For service process additional parameters, click on Service

process additional params and an interface as shown in
Figure 249 appears. To configure these parameters, refer to
Table 67.
FIGURE 249 SERVICE PROCESS AND AD DITIONAL P ARAMETERS

INTERFACE
TABLE 67 SERVICE PROCESS ADDITIONAL P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Directed retry
indication
Type and Range

Drop down list
Yes
No
Description
Network assigns
corresponding service
channel for MS in an
adjacent cell, if there is no
service channel available in
serving cell.
Directed retry indication
defines a special handover
process that can reduce the
call drop ratio. Directed
retry falls into intra-BSC
directed retry and interBSC directed retry. The
former one does not need
the participation of MSC,
while the latter one does.
Queue allowed
when assigned
Queue allowed
when handover
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No

whether to allow queuing in
assignment process. Cell
improves the call drop rate
with the use of such
techniques.
whether queuing can be
performed during a
handover process and
when there are no
available channels in the
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
cell
Preemption
allowed when
assigned
Preemption
allowed when
handover
When assigned
forced handover
When handover
forced handover
No of candidate
cell for handover
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 16
Default : 6
Fast average
indication
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Drop down list
Yes
No
It decides whether forced

disconnection is allowed
during the assignment.
It decides whether forced

disconnection is allowed
during the handover.
This parameter indicates

whether the low priority
subscribers can be
forcefully handover to
other cell, so that high
priority subscribers can
obtain channels. This
parameter represents
whether forced handover is
allowed during assignment.
whether the low priority
subscribers can be
forcefully handover to
other cell, so that high
priority subscribers can
obtain channels. This
parameter represents
whether forced handover is
allowed during handover.
maximum number of
candidate cells for
handover that can be
contained in BSSAP
HANDOVER REQUIRED
message from BSC to MSC.
Network may not perform
handover or power control
if less measurement data is
available during call
process. The average
calculating process for
these processes is enabled
only when the measured
data reaches a certain
window size. Common
average process does not
take place, for the five
measured values BSC
receives. BSC directly
calculates the average of
the 5 measured values if
the fast average process is
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
adopted.
Allowed FACCH
call set up after
emergency call
Allowed FACCH
call set up when
page respond.
Allowed call set up

on FACCH
Allowed call re
established on
FACCH
BCCH switch
allowed
SDCCH dynamic
configuration
allowed
Minimal resource
threshold
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
BSC can allocate the

suitable TCH channel when
an MS attempts to access
the network, and there is
no SDCCH available in the
cell. That is the so-called
FACCH call establishment.
BSC can allocate the
suitable TCH channel when
an MS attempts to access
the network, and there is
no SDCCH available in the
cell. That is the so-called
FACCH call establishment.
Whether to allow call setup
on FACCH
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 100
Default : 100

whether the cell allows
BCCH switch.

whether the cell allows
SDCCH dynamic
configuration.
The minimum resource
threshold (%) allowed for
the cell
END OF STEPS
Result
The cell is successfully configured.
Configuring Cell GPRS Parameters

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure GPRS parameters

configured.
To configure cell-supporting GPRS, perform the following steps:
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1. Click GPRS basic params in Create Cell interface, as

shown in Figure 250 and input the parameter information by
referring Table 68.
Note: GPRS parameters only appear if the user selects the
Support GPRS in GPRS service supported parameter during
the creating cell.
FIGURE 250 GPRS BASIC P AR AMETERS
TABLE 68 GPRS BASIC PAR AMETERS
Parameter
NSEI
Type and Range

Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 65535
BVCI
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default: 21
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Description
In GPRS protocol stack,
every unique BSSGP
Virtual Connection
(BVC) that is
NSEI+BVCI for each
GPRS cell belongs to
Network Service Entity
(NSE). NSEI uniquely
identifies every NSE.
ZXG10 iBSC supports
several NSEs for future
expandability option.
The peer-to-peer Pointto-Point (PTP) or Pointto-Multipoint (PTM) or
inter-signaling entity
transmission of BSSGP
PDUs lies on BVC. BVCI
identifies each virtual
connection. BVCI
enables the network
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
service layer to route
BSSGP PDUs to the
peer entity. One NSE
carries only one
signaling BVC
(BVCI=0).
RAC
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default: 44
UPU unit
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 2000
DSP No
Default value: 10
RAC is a part of
Routing Area Identity
(RAI). RAI defines the
GPRS serving cell
identification. GPRS
system divides the
Location Area (LA) to
several routing areas
(RAs) using RAI
(MCC+MNC+LAC+RAC).
Routing Area (RA)
distribution is similar to
GSM system using the
location area to manage
a group of cells.
It is corresponding with
the board position in
physical configuration
Value Range depends
on DSP number in
physical configuration.
Note: To configure cell parameters, user needs to click on

the respective parameter tab and configure the parameters.
2. Click OK, to configure GPRS parameters.
For GPRS parameters, refer to the following tables.
For GPRS power control parameters, click on GPRS power

control and an interface as shown in Figure 251 appears. To
configure these parameters, refer to Table 69.
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FIGURE 251 GPRS POWER CONTROL PAR AMETERS INTERFACE
TABLE 69 GPRS POWER CONTROL P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Filter Period Of Power

Filter period in
the packet idle
mode
Drop down list
Filter period in
packet
transmission
mode
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 31
Default value : 0
Range: 0 ~ 31
Default value : 0
This parameter belongs to

global power control and GPRS
power control, and is used at
MS side. System broadcasts to
MS through PSI1, PSI13 and
SI13 messages. This
parameter indicates the filter
period of the signal intensity
for power control in the packet
idle mode.
This parameter indicates the
filter period of the signal
intensity for power control in
the packet transmission mode.
Power Control Parameters

PS14 sending
mark
Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: Yes
Power control
measurement
channel
Drop down list
BCCH
PDCH
This parameter indicates whether to

broadcast the optional PSI4
message. This message contains a
list of channels that interferes with
the survey.
position where the downlink
power strength is surveyed for
uplink power control.
Default: BCCH
Power control
parameters
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 10
Default value : 0
Filter constant
228
Drop down list
This parameter determines the MS

transmission power control Alpha
().
This parameter is a filter
Parameter
Type and Range
of power
control
Range: 0 ~ 15
Power
decreasing
descending on
PBCCH
Fixed value
Default value : 0
Description
constant used to optimize the
interference signal intensity in
power control.
Not change able
For GPRS cell reselection parameters, click on Cell

reselection, an interface as shown in Figure 252 appears.
To configure these parameters, refer to Table 70.
FIGURE 252 GPRS CELL RESELECTION P AR AMETERS INTERFACE
TABLE 70 GPRS CELL RESELECTION P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Cell Reselection
Cell
reselection
offset
Drop down list
Temporary
offset of
cell
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 31
Default value : 0
MS uses this parameter for cell

reselection in IDLE state. BCCH
channel of adjacent cells
broadcast the parameter
information in PSI3 message.
Cell reselection in GPRS system
follows C32 standard.
reselection. BCCH channel of
adjacent cells broadcast the
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Parameter
reselection
Type and Range
10
20
30
40
50
60
Infinite
Penalty
time of cell
resection
Drop down list
Interval of
reselecting
same cell
Drop down list
parameter information in PSI3

message. In the GPRS system,
the cell reselection adopts C32.
There is a temporary offset in
C32 that provides a negative
offset, similar to C2 in GSM
system. The effective time
depends on Penalty Time
parameter.
This parameter is used at MS

side. Network broadcasts the
parameter information to MS
through PSI3 message. Network
prevents MS to reselect this cell
within Interval of reselecting
the same cell period, when MS
performs a cell reselection and
do not releases as normal,
unless there is no other cell for
selection.
Range: 0 ~ 31
Default value : 0
10
15
20
30
60
120
300
Description

parameter information to an MS
through PSI3 message of local
and neighboring cells. It
indicates the threshold value of
HCS signal intensity in the cell.
Others
Random
access
attempt
permitted
Usage of
cell
reselection
offset
GPRS
access
minimum
signal level
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Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 63
Default value : 12
Random access attempt

permitted is used to indicate
whether MS is allowed to
attempt to access another cell
(if it exists). If abnormal release
occurs during the packet
transmission, MS discards all
running TBFs.
This parameter determines
whether to use the exceptional
rule when adopting ReselOff.
The minimum received level for
allowing the MS to access the
GPRS system
(GPRS_RxLev_ACCESS_MIN)
Parameter
Priority
threshold
HCS exist
Type and Range

Drop down list
12
18
24
30
36
Infinite
Drop down list
Yes
No
GPRS
maximum
initial
access
signal level
Drop down list
LSA ID
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 31
Default value : 5
Range:0 ~
16777215
LSA offset
Description
System broadcasts the

through SI4, SI6 and SI7
messages. This parameter
relates to GPRS access
minimal signal level in
calculation of C4 standard.

side. This is a parameter of
Hierarchical Cell Structure
(HCS), and system broadcasts
to MS through the PSI3
message. This parameter
indicates whether the HCS
parameters (PriorityClass and
HCSTHr) exist in the cell.
selection and reselection
involving calculation of C1 and
C2 values. MS near the BTS
may interfere with the
neighboring channels if the
parameter is set to a large
value. MS at the cell boundary
will have low access success
rate if the parameter value is
too small. Generally, it is
recommended to set this
parameter as 5 (for GSM900MS)
and 2 (for GSM1800MS).
LSA identification (the 24 least
significant bits are effective)
Drop down list
16
24
32
48
System broadcasts the

through SI4, SI6 and SI7
messages. This parameter
defines the offset value for LSA
reselection between two cells
with the same LSA priority.
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
64
HCS
Threshold
of HCS
signal level
Drop down list
HCS
priority
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 31
Default value : 0
Range: 0 ~ 7
Default value : 0

parameter information to an MS
through PSI3 message of local
and neighboring cells. It
indicates the threshold value of
HCS signal intensity in the cell.
The network broadcasts to MS
through PSI3 message. This
parameter specifies the HCS
priority of the cell.
Reselection Hysteresis
C31
hysteresis
GPRS cell
reselection
hysteresis
Routing
reselection
hysteresis
232
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
10
12
14
Drop down list
10
12
14
This parameter is used at MS side.

Network broadcasts to MS through
the PSI3 message. This parameter
determines whether to use the
GPRS cell reselection hysteresis
parameter in C31 standard
MS will activate the cell
reselection according to this
parameter only when the signal
level of adjacent cell (whose
location zone is different from
that of local cell) is greater than
that of local cell, and meanwhile
the value difference must be
greater than that required by
the parameter.
This parameter specifies extra

hysteresis value used in selecting a
cell in another routing area when MS
is in IDLE or BUSY mode. It is not
necessary to broadcast this
parameter through the PSI3
message when the value of this
parameter is the same as that of
GPRS cell reselection hysteresis.
Note: To minimize the influence of this issue, the GSM

specifications put forward a parameter called cell selection
hysteresis (CSH), which requires that the signal level of adjacent
cell (in a different location area) should be larger than the local
cell signal level, and their difference should be larger than the
value specified by the cell selection hysteresis.
For GPRS channel parameters, click GPRS channel and an

interface as shown in Figure 253 appears. To configure these
FIGURE 253 GPRS CELL CHANNEL P ARAMETERS INTERFACE
TABLE 71 GPRS CHANNEL P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Control Channel Parameters

PAGCH
reserved
block
Drop down list
PBCCH
reserved
block
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 12
Default value : 0

number of blocks in a 52frame multi frame that allow
neither packet paging nor
PBCCH. Only PAGCH, PDTCH
and PACCH can appear on
these blocks.
PCCCH structure and is used
at MS side. System
broadcasts to MS through
PSI1 message. This
parameter indicates the
number of blocks assigned as
PBCCH in a 52-frame multi
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
frame (altogether 12 blocks).
PRACH
reserved
block
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 12
Default value : 2

number of fixed blocks
reserved for the PRACH
channel in the PDCH channel
that bears PCCCH. These
blocks must be identified
with USF = FREE. MS can use
this parameter or USF =
FREE to carry out the PRACH
assignment.
PRACH Control Parameters

Interval range
of packet
access
attempt
Drop down list

Range: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14,
16, 20, 25, 32, 50
Default: 4
Interval
period of
packet access
attempt
Drop down list

Range:12, 15, 20,
30, 41, 55, 76, 109,
163, 217
Default: 20
If MS does not get any

response for the previous
channel request message, it
can resend a channel request
message after waiting for a
random period. Interval
range of packet access
attempt is used to
determine the time length of
random waiting.
If MS does not get any
response for the previous
channel request message, it
can resend a channel request
message after waiting for a
random period. Interval
period of packet access
attempt is used to
determine the time length of
random waiting.
Maximum Time of Attempt

Priority1
Drop down list

Range : 1, 2, 4, 7
Default: 4
Priority2
Drop down list

Range : 1, 2, 4, 7
Default: 4
Priority3
Drop down list

Range : 1, 2, 4, 7
Default: 4
Priority4
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Drop down list

PRACH control and is used at
MS side. System broadcasts
to MS through PSI1
message. This parameter
indicates maximum attempts
of random access allowed on
PRACH for MS with radio
priorities of 1 ~ 4.
This parameter is an array
with 4 elements. The first
array element corresponds to
maximum number of
attempts allowed for radio
priority 1.
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Range : 1, 2, 4, 7
Default: 4
Access Persist Level
Priority1
Drop down list

Range : 0, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, 13,
14, 15, 16
Default: 0
Priority2
Drop down list

Range : 0, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16
Default: 0
Priority3
Drop down list

Range : 0, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16
Default: 0
Priority4
Drop down list

PRACH control and is used at
MS side. System broadcasts
to MS through PSI1
message. The network sets a
level threshold P I (I = 1, 2,
3, 4) for MS of various radio
priorities.
For each attempt of packet
access, MS abstracts a
random value R with even
distribution probability from
the set {0, 1 15}. System
allows MS to initiate an
attempt of packet access
only when P I is lower than
or equal to R.
This parameter is an array
with 4 elements. The first
element corresponds to the
access and persisting level of
radio priority 1.
Range : 0, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16
Default: 0
Access Control Level
Level 0
Level 1
Level 2
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
All MSs in GSM system have

an access class. Common MS
has the class 0 ~ 9 and
special MS has the class 11 ~
15. Class 10 does not exist.
System can prohibit MS with
some access class to enter
the cell according to this
parameter. System allows
access of a mobile with
access class, N = 0, 1 9,
11 15. It allows emergency
calls when the eleventh digit
= EC.
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Parameter
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Level 7
Level 8
Level 9
Level 10
Level 11
Level 12
Level 13
Level 14
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Type and Range

Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Description
If the Nth bit of access
control level is 0 (0
represents access allowed,
1 represents access not
allowed), it will allow the
access of MS with
AccCtrlClass =N (N=0, 1,
9, 11, 15). Bit 11= EC
represent that Emergency
Call is available.
This parameter consists of
two bytes (16 bits).
The first bit: C15, C14, C13,
C12, C11, C10, C9, C8;
The second bit: C7, C6, C5,
C4, C3, C2, C1, C0
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Parameter allows cell

access when Cn is 0,
which indicates that
MS with access class
of N is not forbidden
(N =0,1,, 9, 11,,
15)
Parameter forbids cell
access when Cn is 1,
which indicates that
MS with access class
of N is forbidden (N =
0, 1,, 9, 11,, 15)
C10 is always 0
Parameter
Level 15
Type and Range
Yes
No
Description
Drop down list
Yes
No
For GPRS other parameters 1, click GPRS other params 1

and an interface as shown in Figure 254 appears. To
FIGURE 254 GPRS OTHER P AR AMETERS 1 INTERFACE
TABLE 72 GPRS OTHER PARAMETERS 1
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
System Information on BCCH

Additional
reselect
parameter
indication
SI13 sending
position
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
System notifies MS using

Additional reselect
parameter indictor whether
to use C2 during cell
reselection.
SI13 can be sent on either of
the following:
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Parameter
Type and Range
BCCH Norm
BCCH Ext
Description
BCCH Norm position:
In this case, it occupies the
BCCH block with TC = 4; TC
= ((FN DIV 51) mod (8)).
BCCH Ext position:
In this case, it occupies one
fixed AGCH block with TC = 0
RACOLOR
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 7
Default value : 0
RACOLOR is similar to the

BCC function in the GSM
system. In some cases, such
as inter-BSC cell reselection,
the GPRS network assigns
different RACOLOR values to
adjacent cells with the same
route area code to ensure
that MS can initiate the
Routing Area Updating
process.
System Parameter on BCCH

Minimum
number of
idle CS
channel
Packet access
priority
threshold
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 255
Default value : 2
No package
access
allow priority
allow priority1
allow
priority1-2
Database uses this

parameter on Pn. It indicates
minimum threshold of the
number of IDLE channels
under the CS status, when
the network converts the
switch able channel to the PS
channel.
side. System broadcasts to
MS through PSI13 and SI13
messages. Packet access
priority threshold indicates
the priority level of MS
packet access allowed in the
cell as similar to the function
of ACCESS CLASS.
allow
priority1-3
allow
priority1-4
PRACH Load Indication
Overload
report period
on PRACH
Drop down list
Link error
counter
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 255
Default value : 10
Range: 0 ~ 100
Default value : 20
PRACH
receive signal
238
Drop down list
PRACH overload report

period
Initial value of the GPRS link

error timer
If a bursts level exceeds the
value specified by PRACH
Parameter
Type and Range
level
threshold
Range: 0 ~ 63
Average
measuring
burst level on
PRACH
Drop down list
Buffer
threshold on
paging
message
Drop down list
Queue length
threshold on
64 multiframe
paging period
Drop down list
PRACH
overload
threshold
ratio
Drop down list
Default value : 63
Range: 0 ~ 100
Default value : 60
Range: 0 ~ 100
Description
receive signal level threshold,
the burst is considered as a busy
burst.
It indicates the number of
measured bursts on PRACH.
If the receiving signal level of
Average bursts count
surveyed by RACH BPs is
lower than the value of this
parameter, overloading of
PRACH channel occur. The
BTS needs to be
synchronized when modifying
the parameter.
Message buffer threshold of the
pacing channel (PccchIndTh1, %)
Default value : 50
Range: 0 ~ 100
Default value : 50
Range: 0 ~ 100
Default value : 50
Queue length threshold in the 64

multiframe paging period
(PccchIndTh2, %)
If the result exceeds the

threshold, then the overload
can be decided.
Packet System Information Send Speed

Information 0
Information 1
Information 2
Information 3
Information 4
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
This parameter is used for

global process on BRP.
Packet System
Information Send Speed
indicates whether various
types of PSI messages are
sent at high rate. There is
limited packet system
messages (16) sent at high
rate, and the number of sent
messages of each type varies
depending on the length of
the message. Therefore, the
user can only set
approximate requirements
for sending rate of each
system message type.
Before sending the message,
the global process
dynamically specifies the
sending rate of each packet
system-message type
according to the user
requirement and the system
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Parameter
Information 5
Information 6
Information 7
Information 8
Type and Range

Drop down list
Yes
No
Description
limitation.
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
For GPRS other parameters 2, click GPRS other params 2

FIGURE 255 GPRS OTHER P AR AMETERS 2 INTERFACE
TABLE 73 GPRS OTHER PARAMETERS 2
Parameter
240
Type and Range
Description
Parameter
Support CCN
mode
Type and Range

Drop down list
Yes
No
Description
Whether supports CCN mode
or not.
Default: No
Cell support
system
message
status flow
Drop down list
Yes
No
Whether supports system

message status flow.
Default: Yes
Allow SOLSA
MS to access
Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: No
CCCH
spilt_pg_cycle
support
Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: Yes
Extended
paging
supported
Drop down list
Yes
No
System broadcasts this

parameter to MS through
SI4, SI6 and SI7
messages. The network uses
Allow SOLSA MS to access
to prevent MS from residing
in the cell.
This parameter indicates whether
to support the SplitPgCycle
function on CCCH.
Split_Pg_Cycle means sending
the PACKET IMMEDIATE
ASSIGNMENT, PACKET
PAGING and PACKET
IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT
REJECT messages on multiple
blocks.
Whether the cell supports the
extended paging mode
Default: Yes
PSI status
supported
Drop down list
Yes
No
Whether the network supports

packets
Default: No
Cell support
extended
uplink TBF
Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: Yes
Extend
dynamic allot
supported
Drop down list
Uplink delay
time
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 1
0 represents supported, 1
represents not
Default: 0
Range: 0 ~ 4000
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Default: 1000
Extend uplink
TBF time
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 3000
Default: 1500
Interval
number of
GPRS TBF
downlinks
RRBP
Drop down list
Interval
number of
EGPRS TBF
downlinks
RRBP
Drop down list
Interval
number of
GPRS TBF
uplinks ACK
Drop down list
Interval
number of
EGPRS TBF
uplinks ACK
Drop down list
Uplink
measure
report period
Drop down list
Calculating
period of
load on
PPCH
PSI1send
period
Range: 3~ 20
Default: 10
Range: 6~ 60
Default: 10
Range: 3~ 20
Default: 10
Range: 3~ 20
Default: 8
Range: 400~ 2000

Default: 800
Drop down list
Range: 0~ 16
Default: 10
Drop down list

Range: 0~ 15
Default: 4
Selective
granularity
UPU syn mark
242
Drop down list

Range: 0~ 1
BRP sets the parameter

value. This parameter
indicates the load calculation
period of PPCH.

sending period and destination of
the PSI1 message in a cell.
PSI1 contains information about
cell reselection, PRACH control,
control channel description, and
possible global power control
parameters. System sends the
message at high repetition rate
as long as PBCCH exists.
0: uplink block allocation
granularity is 1
Default: 0
and
Value: 0 or 1
If UPU is not synchronized, this

parameter is 0. Otherwise it is
1.
1: uplink block allocation

granularity is 4
For GPRS NC survey parameters, click on GPRS NC survey

FIGURE 256 GPRS NC SURVEY P AR AMETERS INTERFACE
TABLE 74 GPRS NC SURVEY P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Cell Resection Survey Report Period

Packet idle
mode
Drop down list

Value range: 0.48,
0.96, 1.92, 3.84, 7.68,
15.36, 30.72, 61.44
Default: 61.44
Packet
transmission
mode
Drop down list

Value range: 0.48,
0.96, 1.92, 3.84, 7.68,
15.36, 30.72, 61.44
Default: 3.84

Network Control (NC)
survey and is used at MS
side. This parameter
indicates the period of MS
reporting cell reselection
survey in packet IDLE
mode. When Network
control order is NC0, the
parameter information is
not necessary to broadcast
through PSI5 message.
System uses this
parameter to indicate the
period of MS reporting the
cell reselection survey in
the packet transmission
mode. When Network
control order is NC0, the
parameter information is
not necessary to broadcast
through PSI5 message.
Others
Extended
measurement
Drop down list
Extended measurement
report order is to indicate the
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Parameter
report order
Type and Range
Yes
No
Description
survey report command of MS
in a cell.
Default: Yes
Network
control order
Drop down list
NC0
NC1
NC2
Default: NC0
NC hold
timer in non
DRX mode
Drop down list

Value range: No nonDRX mode, 0.24, 0.48,
0.72, 0.96, 1.20, 1.44,
1.92
Default: 0.48
Extended
measurement
report order
Drop down list
EM0
EM1
Drop down list
TYPE 1
Type 2
Type 3
Default: Type 1
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NC1: MS controls the

cell reselection and
sends the survey
report.
NC2: The network
controls
the
cell
reselection and the
MS sends the survey
report.

the minimal time for an MS
to stay in the non-DRX
mode after sending an NC
survey report.
Default: EM0
Type of
extended
measurement
report
NC0: MS controls the

cell reselection; no
survey report.
EM0: MS performs
no extended survey
EM1: MS must send
the extended survey
report to the network
Type I: This type of
report must be
extended if the
frequency points for
the extended survey
are among the six
strongest carrier
frequencies, even if
the BSIC decoding is
successful. The
report should cover
the receiving signal
level and the
successfully decoded
BSIC (if any).
Type II: This type of
report must be
extended if all the
the extended survey
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
are located in the six

strongest carrier
frequencies, the
BSIC decoding is
successful and the
NCC part is allowed
for survey. The
report should cover
level and the
successfully decoded
BSIC.
Report period
of extended
measurement
Drop down list

Value range: 60, 120,
240, 480, 960, 1920,
3840, 7680
Default: 1920
Type III: Use this

type to report all the
the extended survey.
No BSIC decoding is
necessary.
The
report should contain
level. Besides, the
interference of each
carrier
frequency
shall be reported.

interval of the extended survey
report. System sends the
parameter information through
the PSI5 message when
Extended measurement
report order is EM1.
For GPRS cell optional parameters, click GPRS cell options

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FIGURE 257 GPRS CELL OPTIONAL P ARAMETERS
TABLE 75 GPRS CELL OPTIONAL P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Timer
T3168,s
Drop down list

Value range:0.5 ~ 4.0
(Step length is 0.5)
Default: 4.0
T3192,ms
Drop down list

Value range: 500, 1000,
1500, 0, 80, 120, 160, 200
Default: 500
T3168 indicates the

maximum time to wait
for PACKET UPLINK
ASSIGNMENT message
after MS sends
PACKET RESOURCE
REQUEST message (or
PACKET DOWNLINK
ACK/NACK message
with Channel Request
Description IE).
The time length for the
MS to wait for the
release of TBF and
start to listen to the
paging channel after
receiving the last data
block
Network Operation Mode

Non DRX
mode holding
time
Drop down list

Value range: No non-DRX
mode, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32,
64
Default: 2
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It indicates the value

of DRX_TIMER_MAX.
When the MS changes
from the packet BUSY
mode to the packet IDLE
mode, it should first enter
the Non-DRX mode.
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Minimum values of this
parameter and
DRX_TIMER_MAX
parameters determine the
time length for MS to stay
in the Non-DRx mode.
Max blocks
transmission
in each TS
Drop down list
Packet control
acknowledge
type
Drop down list
The maximum number

of blocks
(BS_CV_MAX) that can
be sent in each
timeslot.
Range: 0 ~ 15,
Default : 15
4 access bursts
RLC/MAC
block EM0
control
Default: RLC/MAC control

block EM0
Access burst
type
Drop down list
8 bits
11 bits
Default: 8 bits
It indicates the default

format for MS to send
PACKET CONTROL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
message.
It indicates whether to
use the 8-bit or 11-bit
access burst in PRACH
and PTCCH/U, and the
PACKET CONTROL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
message.
Timer N3102
N3102
decrease step
Drop down list

Value range: 4, 8, 12, 16,
20, 24, 28, 32
Decrease step length of

counter N3102
Default: 4
N3102
increase step
Drop down list

Value range: 4, 8, 12, 16,
20, 24, 28, 32
Increase step length of

counter N3102
Default: 8
N3102 MAX
Drop down list

Value range: 4, 8, 12, 16,
20, 24, 28, 32
The maximum value of

counter N3102
Default: 32
GPRS phone init coding
1*16 Kbps
Drop down list
CS1
CS 2
Default: CS 2
2~5*16 Kbps
Drop down list
CS1
CS 2

the default-coding mode
for GPRS MS initial
access, under different
Abis interface link
bandwidths. It is a twodimensional array. It
represents the defaultcoding mode
corresponding to GPRS
MS less than 1 16 kbps
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Parameter
Type and Range
CS 3
CS 4
Description
and 2 ~ 5 16 kbps
bandwidth respectively.
Default: CS 2
GPRS phone
initial code
can be
changed
Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: Yes
END OF STEPS
Result
Cell supporting GPRS is successfully configured.
Configuring Cell EDGE Parameters

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure cell with EDGE support

To configure EGE parameters, perform the following steps:
1. Click EDGE params, as shown in Figure 258, and configure
parameters by referring Table 76.
Note: If Support EDGE is selected in GPRS service supported
under Cell basic parameter 1, the cell supports EDGE function
and the user needs to configure EDGE parameters.
FIGURE 258 CONFIGURING EDGE P ARAMETERS
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TABLE 76 EDGE P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Support DTM
Type and Range

Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: No
Max no of GTTP
Lapdm frame
Description
It indicates if the
cell supports Dual
Transfer Mode
(DTM), which allows
A class MS to
initialize packet
request flow in
dedicated mode.
Drop down list

Range: 0 ~ 7
Default: 3
Support
EDGE_PACKET_C
HANNEL_REQUES
T access program
Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: No
Support Uplink
LA+IR quality
control
Drop down list
Yes
No
Access procedures
specified cell
support
EGPRS_PACKET_CH
ANNEL_REQUEST
Specified cell
support uplink
"LA+IR" quality
control
Default: No
Take preemptive
trans bit function
Drop down list
Yes
No
To enable or disable
Preemptive trans bit
function.
Default: No
Average filter
period for uplink
BEP
Drop down list
Average filter
period for
downlink BEP
Drop down list
EGPRS phone
quality measure
mode
Drop down list
Range: 0 ~ 15
Default: 4
Range: 0 ~ 10
This parameter is
internal parameter
of PCU. The
meaning of this
parameter is the
same as
BEPPeriodDown, but
it is to caculate the
uplink measurement
data inside of PCU.
BEP average downlink
filtration cycle
Default: 4
Specify the default

encoding mode of cell's
EGPRS MS initial access
Default: 2
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
EGPRS Phone Init Coding

1*16 Kbps
Drop down list

Range: MCS 1 , MCS 2
Default: MCS 2
2*16 Kbps
Drop down list

Range: MCS1, MCS2,
MCS3, MCS4, MCS5
It is a four-dimensional
array. It represents the
default-coding mode
corresponding to
EGPRS MS with 1 16
kbps and 4 16 kbps
bandwidth respectively.
Default: MCS5
3*16 Kbps
Drop down list

Range: MCS1, MCS2,
MCS3, MCS4, MCS5,
MCS6
Default: MCS 6
4*16 Kbps
Drop down list

Range: MCS1, MCS2,
MCS3, MCS4, MCS5,
MCS6, MCS7, MCS8,
MCS9
Default: MCS 6
EGPRS phone
initial code can
be changed
Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: Yes
It indicates if the
coding method of
GPRS/EGPRS MS in cell
could be changed
dynamically.
2. Click OK to configure the cell with EDGE support.

END OF STEPS
Result
Cell with EDGE support is successfully configured.
Configuring BCCH TRX

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure BCCH TRX

Prior to performing this task, make sure that cell is configured
To configure BCCH TRX, perform the following steps:
1. Rightclick Cell, and click Create Trx in the pop-up menu
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FIGURE 259 CONFIGURING BCCH TRX
2. Input User label and configure all parameters in the Create

Trx dialog box, as shown in Figure 260 by referring to Table
77.
FIGURE 260 CONFIGURING BCCH (TRX FREQUENCY INFO)
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TABLE 77 TRX FREQUENCY INFO P AR AM ETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Frequency information
User label
Character string: 1~40
Unique user label given

to every user
SITE ID
Integer type:1~1536,
default value: 1
Unique ID given to site
BTS ID
Integer type: 1~6
TRX ID
TRX type
TRXs number in the

cell. According to GSM
specifications, one cell
can have 64 carriers at
most.
Drop down list
Common TRX
Expand TRX
Default: Common TRX
Sub cell ID
Fixed type
Priority
First sub cell
Drop down list

Range: 1 ~ 5
Default value: 1
BCCH carrier
frequency
Drop down list
Yes
No
This parameter
describes priorities for
allocating carriers of
the same type. 1
represents the highest
priority. Select
channels on carriers
with high priority when
allocating channels.
Enabled for BCCH TRX,
Disabled for Non-BCCH
TRX.
Default: No
Static power
level
Drop down list
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Max output power

Max output power
- 2 dB
Max output power 4 dB
Max output power
- 6 dB
Max output power
- 8 dB
Max output power
- 10 dB
Usually a static power

control is added on the
basis of TRX
transmission power
specified by Static
power level. Namely,
a restriction is added
based on the
maximum transmission
power, thus to get the
actual maximum
transmission power Pn
of the TRX. The
dynamic power control
is implemented based
on the maximum
Parameter
Type and Range
Max output power

- 12 dB
Description
transmission power Pn.
Max output power

+ 0.5 dB
Max output power
+ 1 dB, Max output
power + 1.5 dB
3. Click TRX info tab in Figure 260 and configure TRX info
parameters, by referring to Table 78.
TABLE 78 TRX INFO P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
TRX info Parameters

Support Fhs
Drop down list
Yes
No
This parameter
indicates if frequencyhopping is supported.
Default: No
Frequency
Based on the frequency

range
Based on the
frequency range
4. Select row under Rack No, and click Select to allocate it to

Panel Location.
5. Click Channel info, as shown in Figure 261 and configure
parameters accordingly, by referring to Table 79.
6. Double-click the row under Channel info to input necessary
parameters under Channel info tab.
FIGURE 261 CONFIGURING BCCH TRX (CHANNEL INFO)
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TABLE 79 CHANNEL INFORM ATION
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Channel ID
Integer type: 0~7
Can not
modified
TsChannel
Comb
Drop down list
TCH/F
TCH/H (0, 1)+FACCH/H (0,
1)+SACCH/TH (0, 1)
TCH/H ( 0, 0)+FACCH/H (0,
1)+SACCH/TH
(0,
1)+TCH/H (0, 1)
SDCCH/8 + SACCH/C8
FCCH+SCH+BCCH+CCCH
BCCH+SDCCH/4
BCCH+CCCH
BCCH+SDCCH/4+CBCH
SDCCH+CBCH
TCH/F+FACCH/F+SACCH/M
TCH/F+SACCH/M
TCH/FD+SACCH/MD
be
PBCCH+PCCCH+PDTCH+PA
CCH+PTCCH
PCCCH+PDTCH+PACCH+PT
CCH
PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH
TSC
Integer type: 0 ~ 7
Training serial
code
MAIO
Mobile
allocation
index
offset
used
in
frequency
hopping
Dynamic ts
Drop down list
Yes
No
7. Click OK to configure TRX.

Note: For Non-BCCH TRX user can configure frequency
hopping and parameters related to it. For more information on
frequency hopping, refer to Configuring Frequency Hopping.
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END OF STEPS
Result
BCCH TRX is configured successfully. BCCH trx appears in yellow

color in topology management, as shown in Figure 262.
FIGURE 262 CONFIGURED BCCH TRX
Configuring Non-BCCH TRX

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure non-BCCH TRX

To configure non-BCCH TRX, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click Cell node, and click Create Trx in the pop-up
menu
2. Input User label and configure parameters in Create Trx
dialog box, as shown in Figure 263 by referring Table 80.
FIGURE 263 CONFIGURING NON-BCCH TRX (FREQUENCY
INFORM ATION)
3. Select frequency under Frequency drop-down list and select

row under Panel Location. Click Select to allocate it to
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Panel Location, as shown in Figure 264, by referring to

Table 80.
FIGURE 264 CONFIGURING NON-BCCH TRX INFO (NOT SUPPORTING
FREQUENCY HOPPING)
4. In case TRX supports frequency hopping the user needs to

select YES in support Fhs and select FhsId, select row
under Panel Location and click Select to allocate it to
Panel Location.
Note: Make sure that frequency-hopping system
configured successfully before performing this operation.
is
TABLE 80 TRX INFO P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
TRX Info Parameters

Support Fhs
Drop down list
Yes
No
Frequency
Integer type selected

depending on ARFCN list.
User can select

frequency No. and
configure it to intended
panel.
Fhsid
Parameter restricts the

frequency hopping
within the specified
range. Parameter is
the keyword to identify
the frequency hopping
object.
5. Click Channel info, as shown in Figure 265 and configure

parameters accordingly, by referring to Table 81.
6. Double-click the row under Channel ID to input necessary
parameters under Channel info tab.
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FIGURE 265 CONFIGURING NON-BCCH TRX (CHANNEL INFO)
TABLE 81 CHANNEL INFORM ATION
Parameter
Type and Range
Channel ID
Integer type: 0~7
TsChannel
Comb
Drop down list
TSC
Can not be
modified
TCH/F
TCH/H (0, 1)+FACCH/H
1)+SACCH/TH (0, 1)
(0,
TCH/H ( 0, 0)+FACCH/H (0,

1)+SACCH/TH (0, 1)+TCH/H
(0, 1)
SDCCH/8 + SACCH/C8
FCCH+SCH+BCCH+CCCH
BCCH+SDCCH/4
BCCH+CCCH
BCCH+SDCCH/4+CBCH
SDCCH+CBCH
TCH/F+FACCH/F+SACCH/M
TCH/F+SACCH/M
TCH/FD+SACCH/MD
Descriptio
n
PBCCH+PCCCH+PDTCH+PACCH
+PTCCH
PCCCH+PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH
PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH
Integer type: 0 ~ 7
Training
serial code
257
Parameter
Type and Range
MAIO
Dynamic ts
Drop down list
7.
Yes
No
Descriptio
n
Mobile
allocation
index offset
used
in
frequency
hopping
Click OK to configure TRX.
END OF STEPS
Result
Non-BCCH TRX configured successfully, as shown in Figure 266.

FIGURE 266 CONFIGURED NON-BCCH TRX
Configuring Frequency Hopping

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure frequency hopping

To configure frequency hoping, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click Cell node, and click Create Frequency
Hopping System as shown in Figure 267.
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FIGURE 267 CONFIGURING FREQUENCY HOPPING SYSTEM
Note: Before creating frequency hopping, make sure that

ARFCN list is created in cell basic parameters, as shown in Figure
268.
FIGURE 268 ARFCN LIST IN CELL BASIC P AR AMETERS
2. Input User label, and configure frequency-hopping

3. Select MA frequency value from spin box and click Add to
allocate it to MA frequency list, as shown in Figure 269.
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FIGURE 269 CREATING FREQUENCY HOPPING SYSTEM DIALOG BOX
TABLE 82 FREQUENCY HOPPING P ARAM ETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
User label
Unique user label given to

every site
Integer type:1~1536
Unique ID given to site
Site ID
Default value: 1
260
BTS ID
Fixed, as given during

creating site
Frequency
Hopping
Number
Integer type: 1~255
Hopping
Sequence
No
Integer type: 0~63
Frequency
hopping
Mode
RF ID freq hopping
MA
frequency
list
Compound non-symbol
shaping, value range:
Default value: 1
Default value: 0
0, [1124], [512885],
Unique number used to

identify the frequency
hoping sequence.
According to GSM 05.02
Frequency Hoping
Algorithm, MAI is a
function of TDMA Frame
number (FN), Hoping
Sequence Number (HSN)
and Mobile Allocation
Index Offset (MAIO). HSN
determines the operation
track of frequencies
during the frequency
hopping process. Using
different HSN for cells
having the same MA can
avoid frequency
utilization conflict
between adjacent cells
during the frequency
hopping process.
Only RF ID freq hopping
is supported by system.
User can select required
number in the range
depending on frequency
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
[9751023]
band used.
END OF STEPS
Result
Frequency hopping system is configured successfully as shown in

Figure 270.
FIGURE 270 CONFIGURED FREQUENCY HOPPING SYSTEM
Configuring Adjacent Reselection

Cell
Purpose
To configure adjacent reselection cell
Prerequisites

Steps
To configure adjacent cell reselection, perform the following

steps:
1. Right-click Cell node, and click Create Adjacent cell
reselection as shown in Figure 271.
FIGURE 271 SELECTING ADJACENT CELL RESELECTION
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2. Configure Create Adjacent-cell reselection parameters as

FIGURE 272 CONFIGURING ADJACENT CELL RESELECTION
P AR AMETERS
TABLE 83 ADJACENT CELL RESELECTION P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Site ID

default value: 1
Unique ID given to Site

ID
BTS ID
Integer type: 1~6
Adjacent
cell
reselection
object ID

value: 1
Adjacent
cell report
priority

value: 0
Related cell
DN
Description
User can select 0 or 1

from drop down list
depending on actual
configuration.
This parameter is used
to determine DN
(BssId-SiteId-BtsIdHold) of the handover
cell or DN (EcId) of the
external cell.
3. Click Select as shown in Figure 272, and select reselection

cell as shown in Figure 273.
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FIGURE 273 SELECTING ADJACENT RESELECTION CELL
4. Click OK, to select the cell as reselection cell of target cell.

END OF STEPS
Result
Adjacent cell reselection is configured successfully, as shown in

Figure 274.
FIGURE 274 CONFIGURED ADJACENT RESELECTION CELL
263
Configuring Adjacent Handover Cell

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure adjacent handover cell

To configure adjacent handover cell, perform the following steps:
handover as shown in Figure 275.
FIGURE 275 CREATING ADJACENT CELL HANDOVER
2. Input User label, and configure Create Adjacent-cell

handover parameters, by referring to Table 84.
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FIGURE 276 CONFIGURING ADJACENT CELL HANDOVER
TABLE 84 ADJACENT CELL HANDOVER P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Character string:
1~40
SITE ID
Integer type:
1~1536,
Description
default value: 1
BTS ID
Integer type: 1~6
Adjacent cell
handover object
ID
Integer type: 1~32,
Priority of
handover
Integer type: 0~7,
Maximum power
level of MS
Integer type: 0~31,
default: 1
default value: 0
default value : 5
According to GSM
specifications, cell
priority should be
considered in sequencing
candidate cells. The
larger this parameter
value, the higher the cell
priority.
This parameter controls
the uplink transmission
power during
communication between
MS and BTS. SACCH
carries the power
command with 2 header
bytes information (power
control byte and timing
advance byte) from BSS
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
to MS.
Min power level of

handover access
Integer type: 0~63,
0: < -110 dBm;
default value: 15
1: -110 dBm ~ -109

dBm;
2: -109 dBm ~ -108
dBm; ;
62: -49 dBm ~ -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Minimum
threshold of
signal level for
handover on
PBGT
Integer type: 0~48,

default value: 30
This parameter defines

the threshold used to
determine PBGT
handover from an
adjacent cell to local cell.
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB; ;
48: 24 dB
Minimum
threshold of
signal level for
handover on
power level
Integer type: 0~48,

default value: 30

the signal strength
threshold to determine
handover from adjacent
cell to local cell.
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB; ;
48: 24 dB
Minimum
threshold of
signal level for
handover on
quality
Integer type: 0~48,

default value: 30

the signal quality
threshold to determine
handover from adjacent
cell to local cell.
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB; ;
48: 24 dB
Maximum level
difference of force
handover
Integer type: 0~48
Handover
resource
threshold
Integer
0~100,
force
type:
default value: 40
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In order to avoid
handover oscillations in
cells, a tolerable level
difference for forced
handover is required,
which should be lower
than PBGT handover
threshold in the reverse
direction. This parameter
defines the maximum
level difference value for
forced handover.
In order to avoid
congestion in the cell,
this parameter defines a
threshold value for
forced handover. When
resource of object cell is
lower than the
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
congestion threshold,
forced handover can be
implemented.
Neighboring cell
layer
Drop down list
Undefined
Same layer of
the home cell
Upper layer of
the home cell
Lower layer of
the home cell
This
parameter
provides the handover
policies in multilayer
network
technology
and
dual-frequency
network technology.
Same layer of the
home cell: Adjacent
cell and local cell are
in the same layer
(PBGT
handover
possible)
Upper layer of the
home cell: Adjacent
cell is the upper layer
of local cell (local cell
is a micro cell)
Lower layer of the
home cell: Adjacent
cell is the lower layer
of local cell (local cell
is a macro cell)
CS adjacent cell
report priority
Is related cell
Is handover
forced
neighboring cell
Drop down list
0: Low
1: High
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No

the priority of adjacent
cells to report the
measurement report
during CS traffic
operation.
This is a parameter of
adjacent cell and is used
to indicate whether
adjacent cell is related to
the serving cell.
In the case of 1800M and
900M network sharing
site, it is better to
handover subscribers of
900M network to 1800M
network.
Forced handover is a
method for on-site traffic
adjustment. The forced
handover direction is
definite, i.e. 1800M
sector in the same
direction. To avoid
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
influence on other cells,
the forced handover is
performed only for a
specific object cell.
Related Cell DN
This parameter is used to

determine DN (BssIdSiteId-BtsId-Hold) of the
handover cell or DN
(EcId) of the external
cell.
3. Click Select as shown Figure 276, and select target cell from
the hierarchy tree as shown in Figure 277.
FIGURE 277 SELECTING ADJACENT HANDOVER CELL
4. Click OK, as shown in Figure 277, and Figure 276 to

configure selected cell as adjacent handover cell.
END OF STEPS
Result
268
Adjacent cell handover is configured successfully, as shown in

Figure 278.
FIGURE 278 CONFIGURED ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER
Configuring Adjacent Handover and

Reselection Cell
Purpose
To configure adjacent handover and reselection cell
Prerequisites

Steps
To configure adjacent cell handover and reselection, perform the

following steps:
handover and reselection as in Figure 279.
FIGURE 279 CREATING ADJACENT HANDOVER AND RESELECTION CELL
269
2. Input User label and Configure Adjacent cell handover

and reselection parameters, as shown in Figure 280, by
referring to Table 85.
FIGURE 280 CONFIGURING ADJACENT CELL HANDOVER AND
RESELECTION
TABLE 85 ADJACENT CELL HANDOVER AND RESELECTION

P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Character string:
1~40
SITE ID
Integer type:
1~1536,
Description
default value: 1
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BTS ID
Integer type: 1~6
Adjacent cell
reselection
and
handover ID
Integer type:
1~32, default
value: 1
This parameter is a unique

identification of adjacent cell
handover and reselection
object.
Priority of
handover
Integer type: 0~7,
According to GSM
specifications, cell priority
should be considered in
sequencing candidate cells.
The larger this parameter
value, the higher the cell
default value : 0
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
priority.
Maximum
power level
of MS
Integer type:
0~31,
Min power
level for
handover
access
Integer type:
0~63,
default value : 5
default value: 15
This parameter controls the

uplink transmission power
during communication
between MS and BTS. SACCH
carries the power command
with 2 header bytes
information (power control
byte and timing advance
byte) from BSS to MS.
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm ~ -109 dBm; 2:
-109 dBm ~ -108 dBm ;
;
62: -49 dBm ~ -48 dBm; 63:
> -48 dBm
Minimum
threshold of
signal level
for handover
on PBGT
Integer type:
0~48,
0: -24 dB;
default value: 30
1: -23 dB;
;
48: 24 dB
Minimum
threshold of
signal level
for handover
on power
level
Integer type:
0~48,
0: -24 dB;
default value: 30
Minimum
threshold of
signal level
for handover
on quality
Integer type:
0~48,
1: -23 dB;
;
48: 24 dB
default value: 30
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB;
;
48: 24 dB
Maximum
level
difference of
force
handover
Integer type:
0~48
In order to avoid handover

oscillations in cells, a
tolerable level difference for
forced handover is required,
which should be lower than
PBGT handover threshold in
the reverse direction. This
parameter defines the
maximum level difference
value for forced handover.
Handover
force
resource
threshold
Integer type:
0~100,
In order to avoid congestion

in the cell, this parameter
defines a threshold value for
forced handover. When
resource of object cell is
lower than the congestion
threshold, forced handover
default value: 40
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
can be implemented.
Neighboring
cell layer
Drop down list
CS adjacent
cell report
priority
Undefined
Same layer
of the home
cell
Upper layer
of the home
cell
Lower layer
of the home
cell
Drop down list
0: Low
1: High
PS adjacent
cell report
priority
Integer type: 0~1,
Is related
cell
Drop down list
Is handover
forced
neighboring
cell
default value: 0
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Same layer of the home

cell: Adjacent cell and
local cell are in the same
layer
(PBGT
handover
possible).
Upper layer of the home
cell: Adjacent cell is the
upper layer of local cell
(local cell is a micro cell).
Lower layer of the home
cell: Adjacent cell is the
lower layer of local cell
(local cell is a macro cell).
priority of adjacent cells to
report the measurement
report during CS traffic
operation.
priority of adjacent cells to
report the measurement
report during PS traffic
operation.
Only the cell related to the
serving cell can be a
candidate in rapid fading
handover. This is a
parameter of adjacent cell
and is used to indicate
whether adjacent cell is
related to the serving cell.
In the case of 1800M and
900M network sharing site, it
is better to handover
subscribers of 900M network
to 1800M network.
Forced handover is a method
for on-site traffic adjustment.
The forced handover
direction is definite, i.e.
1800M sector in the same
direction. To avoid influence
on other cells, the forced
handover is performed only
for a specific object cell.
Related Cell
DN
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This parameter is used to

determine DN (BssId-SiteIdBtsId-Hold) of the handover
cell or DN (EcId) of the
external cell.
3. Click Select as shown in Figure 280, and select target cell

from drop-down list as shown in Figure 281.
FIGURE 281 SELECTING ADJACENT CELL HANDOVER AND
RESELECTION CELL
4. Click OK, as shown in Figure 281, and Figure 280 to

configure selected cell as adjacent handover and reselection
cell.
END OF STEPS
Result
Adjacent cell handover and reselection

successfully as shown in Figure 282.
cell
configured
FIGURE 282 CONFIGURED ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER AND RESELECTION

CELL
273
Configuring Adjacent Interference

Cell
Purpose
To configure adjacent interference cell
Prerequisites

Steps
To configure adjacent interference cell, perform the following

steps:
1. Right-click on Cell node and then, click Create Adjacent
interference cell in the pop-up menu as shown in Figure
283.
FIGURE 283 CONFIGURING ADJACENT INTERFERENCE CELL
2. Input User label and parameters in Create Adjacent

Interference Cell dialog box as in Figure 284, by referring
to Table 86.
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FIGURE 284 CREATE ADJACENT INTERFERENCE CELL DIALOG BOX
TABLE 86 ADJACENT INTERFERENCE CELL P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Site ID

default value: 1
BTS ID
Integer type:: 1~6
Interference cell
No.
Integer type: 1~6,
Related cell DN
default value: 1
This parameter defines BSS external cell DN:
EcId or related BSS equipment DN: BscIdSiteId-BtsId.
3. Click Select, and select target cell from the interface as

FIGURE 285 SELECTING ADJACENT INTERFERENCE CELL
275
4. Click OK, as shown in Figure 285 and Figure 284 to configure

selected cell as adjacent interference cell.
END OF STEPS
Result
Adjacent interference cell is configured successfully, as shown in

Figure 286.
FIGURE 286 CONFIGURED ADJACENT INTERFERENCE CELL
Modifying Cell Power Control

Parameters
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify cell power control parameters

To modify power control parameters, perform the following steps:
1. Double click on Power control 1 node, under Cell node as
FIGURE 287 MODIFYING CELL POWER CONTROL P ARAMETERS
276
2. Click
and click Power control tab to modify power
control parameters by referring Figure 288 ~ Figure 291 and
Table 87 ~ Table 90.
FIGURE 288 MODIFYING POWER CONTROL P AR AMETERS (POWER
CONTROL)
TABLE 87 MODIFYING POWER CONTROL P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Site ID
Integer type
BTS ID
Integer type
Power control
ID
Integer type
Rapid Power
Control
indication
Drop down list
Yes
No
Description
Rapid power control

process is an
optional process of
BSC. It reduces the
interference of the
whole BSS radio
system and satisfies
the dynamic power
control requirement
for rapid moving
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
MS.
Power control
Power level
Power level 0
Pwr DecrLimit
Description
Integer Type: 0~38,

default value: 24
Power level 1
Integer Type: 0~38,

default value: 22
Power level 2
Integer Type: 0~38,

default value: 20
Power level 3
Integer Type: 0~38,

default value: 18
Power level 4
Integer Type: 0~38,

default value: 16
Power level 5
Integer Type: 0~38,

default value: 14
Power level 6
Integer Type: 0~38,

default value: 12
Power level 7
Integer Type: 0~38,

default value: 10
This parameter is set for

preventing MS from call
drop due to fast power
control. It corresponds to
different quality level. For
example, PwrDecrLimit
[0] determines the
maximum power decrease
limit for calls with receiving
quality level 0 (Bit Error
rate (BER) <0.2%). This
parameter is valid for both
uplink and downlink.
This parameter is an array of
eight elements, with element
length of one byte.
PwrDecrLimit [n] determines
the maximum power decrease
limit available for calls with
quality level n.
FIGURE 289 MODIFYING POWER CONTROL P AR AMETERS (POWER SURVEY)
TABLE 88 MODIFYING POWER SURVEY P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Report Period of
measurement for
power control
Integer Type: 1~254,
Uplink level
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default value: 240

Sample Count
Weight
Integer Type: 1~31,
Integer Type: 1~3,
Parameter
Type and Range

default value: 6
default value: 2
Downlink level
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 6
Integer Type: 1~3,

default value: 2
Uplink quality
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 6
Integer Type: 1~3,

default value: 2
Down link quality
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 6
Integer Type: 1~3,

default value: 2
FIGURE 290 MODIFYING POWER CONTROL P AR AMETERS (POWER

ADJUST THRESHOLD)
TABLE 89 MODIFYING POWER ADJUST THRESHOLD PAR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range

Threshold
Value P
Value N
Increase
uplink level
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 22
Integer Type:
0~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 4
Increase
downlink
level
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 26
Integer Type:
0~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 4
Decrease
uplink level
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 30
Integer Type:
0~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 4
Decrease
downlink
level
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 34
Integer Type:
0~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 4
Increase
uplink
quality
Integer Type:
0~7, default
value: 2
Integer Type:
0~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 4
Decrease
uplink
Integer Type:
0~7, default
Integer Type:
0~31, default
Integer Type:
1~31, default
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Parameter
Type and Range
quality
value: 2
value: 3
value: 4
Increase
downlink
level
Integer Type:
0~7, default
value: 0
Integer Type:
0~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 4
Decrease
downlink
level.
Integer Type:
0~7, default
value:20
Integer Type:
0~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 4
FIGURE 291 MODIFYING POWER CONTROL P AR AMETRS (OTHERS)
TABLE 90 MODIFYING POWER CONTROL OTHER P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Minimum interval
of power control
Type and Range

default value: 2
Description
This parameter
specifies the
minimum interval of
power control.
Usually, MS still
sends two
measurement
reports with the
original power to
BSC after enabling
the power control.
Power restriction
MAX power level
of MS
280
Integer Type: 0~31,

default value: 5
This parameter
controls the
transmission power
during
communication
between MS and
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
BTS. SACCH carries
the command with 2
header bytes
information (power
control byte and
timing advance
byte) from BSS to
MS.
Minimum power
level of MS
Integer Type: 0~31,

default value: 16
MIN power level of

BS
Integer Type: 0~15,

default value: 10
Power Control
Uplink power
control allowed
Downlink power
control allowed
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
This parameter
determines to
enable or disable
MS uplink power
control in the cell.
This power control is
only effective to
TCH/F.
This parameter
determines whether
to enable or disable
BTS downlink power
control in the cell.
Step
Power increasing
step (2,4,6 db)
Drop down list
This parameter
defines the power
increasing step. It
applies to both
uplink and downlink
directions.
Default: 2 db
Power decreasing
step (2,4 db)
Drop down list
This parameter
defines the power
decreasing step. It
applies to both
uplink and downlink
directions.
Default: 2 db
3. Click
on the toolbar to save modification.
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END OF STEPS
Result
Cell power-control parameters are successfully modified.
Modifying Cell Handover Control

Parameters
Purpose
Perquisites
Steps
To modify cell handover control parameters

To modify cell
following steps:
handover-control
parameters,
perform
the
1. Double-click on Handover control1 as shown in Figure 292.

FIGURE 292 MODIFYING CELL HANDOVER CONTROL PAR AMETERS
2. Click
and click Handover Controlol1 tab and modify
handover control parameters by referring Figure 293 ~
Figure 299 and Table 91 ~ Table 97.
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FIGURE 293 MODIFYING HANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS

(HANDOVER CONTROL)
TABLE 91 MODIFYING CELL HANDOVER CONTROL P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Allow SDCCH handover
Drop down list
Allow inter-cell handover

attempt due to uplink
interference
Allow inter-cell handover

attempt due to downlink
interference
Allow handover due to

distance
Allow standard PBGT

handover
Allow automatic
handover based on traffic
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
283
Parameter
Type and Range
Allow handover base on

direction
Allow handover base on

homocentric circularity
Allow intra-cell handover

in super TRX channel due
to downlink interference

to uplink interference

to PBGT
Allow dynamic
adjustment of handover
priority
Allow rapid handover
Allow Macro-Macro delay

handover
Allow Micro-Micro delay

handover
Allow internal handover

based on TA
Allow force transfer

handover
284
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
FIGURE 294 MODIFYING HANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS (OTHERS)
TABLE 92 MODIFYING HANDOVER CONTROL OTHER P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Penalty time for handover

failure
Difference of dynamic
priority
Integer Type: 1~7,
PBGT difference
Integer Type: 0~20,
default value: 7
default value: 1
default value: 3
Layer control value for

handover on traffic
Integer Type: 0~3,
Frequency control value for

handover on traffic
Drop down list
Threshold of traffic for

handover
default value: 1
GSM 900
EXT 900
DCS 1800
PCS 1900
GSM 850

default value: 70
285
FIGURE 295 MODIFYING HANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS (HANDOVER

ARITHMETIC)
TABLE 93 MODIFYING HANDOVER ARITHMETIC P ARAM ETERS
286
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Traffic handover
threshold
Integer Type: 0~48,

for traffic handover.
For the original
handover condition
that adjacent cells
level must be higher
than that of this cell,
modify it so that
adjacent cells level
must be higher than
this threshold.
Level offset during

penalty
Integer Type: 0~63,
Uplink interference
quality offset
Integer Type: 0~2,
default value: 24
default value: 15
default value: 1

to perform an offset on
the downlink level of
this cell in the penalty
period.
Check the relation
between level and
quality to judge
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
whether there is any
interference in service
judgment channel
when handover occurs
in the cell.
Uplink interference
level offset
Integer Type: 0~20,
Downlink
interference
quality offset
Integer Type: 0~2,
Downlink
interference level
offset
Integer Type: 0~20,
Invalid-intra
handover time
default value: 15
default value: 1
default value: 10
default value: 16
Same as the uplink

interference quality
offset parameter.
Same as the uplink
offset parameter.
Same as the uplink
offset parameter.
If handover occurs
within the invalid intrahandover time, then
the previous handover
is considered to have
no influence on
interference, the
counter HoCount
increases by 1 and
restart TMaxIHo. If
handover occurs after
the invalid intrahandover time, the
previous handover is
considered valid and
clear the counter to 0.
If the counter value
reaches the value of
MAX count of invalid
intra-handover
parameter, then it
indicates not to
attempt handover
within a certain period.
Maximum count
for invalid intra
handover
Integer Type: 0~10,
Maximum path
loss threshold on
force handover
Max times
advance on forced
handover
Integer Type: 0~63,
N value of force
handover
Integer Type: 1~31,
P value of force
handover
Integer Type: 1~31,
default value: 3
default value: 110
default value: 5
default value: 4
default value: 3
Same as the invalid

intra-handover time
parameter.
Threshold value of path
loss for force handover
Maximum time
advance on force
handover
N value of force
handover
P value of force
handover
287
FIGURE 296 MODIFYING HANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS (SUB CELL

P AR AMETERS)
TABLE 94 MODIFYING HANDOVER CONTROL SUBCELL P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Dual band power offset
Type and Range

Integer Type: 0~50,
default value: 0
The MAX of path loss

default value: 126
The MIN of path loss

default value: 120
The MAX of time advance
Integer Type:0~63,
default value: 1
The MIN of timing advance
Integer Type:0~63,
default value: 0
N value of subcell handover
Integer Type:1~10,
default value: 4
P value of subcell handover
Integer Type:1~10,
default value: 4
Subcell handover algorithm
Drop down list
288
Concentric handover
Handover based on path loss
and TA

PRETREATMENT)
TABLE 95 MODIFYING HANDOVER CONTROL PRETREATMENT P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Site ID
Integer type
BTS ID
Integer type
Handover control
ID
Integer type
Number of zeros
allowed in AV
Integer Type: 0~31, default value: 1

Sample
Weight
Uplink power
level
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 4
Integer Type: 1~3,

default value: 2
Downlink power
level
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 4
Integer Type: 1~3,

default value: 2
Uplink quality
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 4
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 4
Downlink quality
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 4
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 4
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Parameter
Type and Range
Distance
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 4
Neighboring Cell
Integer Type: 1~31,

default value: 2

LEVEL)
TABLE 96 MODIFYING HANDOVER LEVEL P AR AMETERS
Parameters
290
Type and Range

Threshold
Value N
Value P
Uplink receive
level
Integer Type:
1~63, default
value: 15
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Downlink
receive level
Integer Type:
1~63, default
value: 15
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Uplink receive
quality
Integer Type:
0~7, default
value: 4
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Downlink
receive quality
Integer Type:
0~7, default
value: 4
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Uplink receive
quality of intra
handover
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 35
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Parameters
Type and Range

Threshold
Value N
Value P
Downlink
receives quality
of intra
handover.
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 40
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Good C/I
Integer Type:
0~255, default
value: 133
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Bad C/ I
Integer Type:
0~255, default
value: 130
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Rapid handover
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 10
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
Handover from
macro to micro
Integer Type:
0~62, default
value: 20
Integer Type:
1~255, default
value: 2
Distance
handover
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2
PBGT handover
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~31, default
value: 2

CONDITION)
291
TABLE 97 MODIFYING HANDOVER CONDITION P AR AM ETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
The MAX time advance

threshold between MS and
BTS
MIN interval between interCell handover
Prior layer selecting

parameter on signal
level/quality
Layer adapting to PBGT

handover

Handover Method
Synchronization
User can select Yes or No from dropdown list depending on actual

configuration.
Synchronization

configuration.
Pseudo-synchronization

configuration.
Pre-synchronization

configuration.
3. Click
to save modifications.
END OF STEPS
Result
Cell handover-control parameters are successfully modified.
UTRAN Cell Parameter

Configuration and
Modification
292
Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Reselection Cell
Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Handover Cell
Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Handover And Reselection Cell
Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters
Modifying UTRAN Cell Handover Control Parameters
Configuring UTRAN Adjacent

Reselection Cell
Purpose
To configure UTRAN adjacent reselection cell
Prerequisites

Steps
To configure UTRAN adjacent reselection, perform the following

steps:
1. Right-click cell node and then, click Create UTRAN
adjacent cell reselection as shown in Figure 300.
FIGURE 300 CREATING UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL RESELECTION
2. Input User label and configure Create UTRAN adjacent

cell reselection parameters, as shown in Figure 301, by
referring to Table 98.
293
FIGURE 301 CONFIGURING UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL RESELECTION
TABLE 98 UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL RESECTION P ARAMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
SITE ID
BTS ID
Integer type: 1~6
Adjacent UTRAN cell

reselection object ID
Integer type: 1~64, default value:1
PS priority of adjacent
cell reported in
measurement report.
Drop down list
3. Click Select, and select UTRAN target cell from the list as
shown in Figure 302. Click OK as shown in Figure 301 to
configure selected cell as UTRAN adjacent cell reselection cell.
FIGURE 302 SELECTING UTR AN ADJ ACENT RESELECTION CELL
END OF STEPS
Result
294
UTRAN adjacent cell reselection is successfully configured as

FIGURE 303 CONFIGURED UTR AN ADJ ACENT RESELECTION CELL

Handover Cell
Purpose
To configure UTRAN adjacent handover cell
Prerequisites

Steps
To configure UTRAN adjacent handover cell, perform the

following steps:
adjacent cell handover in the pop-up menu as shown in
Figure 304.
FIGURE 304 CONFIGURING UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER
2. Input User label and configure UTRAN adjacent cell

handover parameters as shown in Figure 305, by referring to
Table 99.
295
FIGURE 305 CREATE UTRAN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER DIALOG BOX
TABLE 99 UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
SITE ID
BTS ID
Integer type: 1~6
UTRAN HO ID
RSCP offset handover
EC/No offset
handover
Priority
Drop down list
3. Click Select, as shown in Figure 305 and select UTARN

adjacent cell handover from the list as shown in Figure 306.
FIGURE 306 SELECTING UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER CELL
4. Click OK, as shown in Figure 305 to configure the selected

cell as UTARN adjacent cell handover.
END OF STEPS
Result
296
UTRAN adjacent cell handover is successfully configured as

FIGURE 307 CONFIGURED UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER

Handover and Reselection Cell
Purpose
To configure UTRAN adjacent handover and reselection cell
Prerequisites

Steps
To configure UTRAN adjacent handover and reselection cell,

perform the following steps:
adjacent cell handover and reselection, in the pop-up
menu.
FIGURE 308 CONFIGURING UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER AND
RESELECTION
297
2. Input User label and configure UTRAN adjacent cell

handover and reselection parameters as shown in Figure 308,
TABLE 100 UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER AND RESELECTION
P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
SITE ID
BTS ID
Integer type : 1~6
Adjacent UTRAN cell

handover and
reselection object ID
RSCP offset handover

to adjacent UTRAN
cell
EC/No offset
handover to UTRAN
adjacent cell
CS priority of adjacent
cell reported in
measurement report
User can select 0 or 1 from drop-down

PS priority of adjacent
cell reported in
measurement report
Drop down list
3. Click Select and select the target cell from the list, as shown
in Figure 309.
FIGURE 309 SELECTING UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER AND
RESELECTION CELL
4. Click OK as shown in Figure 308 to configure the selected

cell as UTRAN adjacent cell handover and reselection cell.
END OF STEPS
Result
298
UTRAN adjacent cell handover and reselection parameters are

configured successfully as shown in Figure 310.
FIGURE 310 CONFIGURED UTR AN ADJ ACENT CELL HANDOVER AND

RESELECTION
Modifying UTRAN Cell Control

Parameters
Purpose
To modify UTRAN cell control parameters
Prerequisites

Steps
To modify UTRAN cell control parameters, perform the following

steps:
1. Double-click UTRAN cell control1 under cell node as shown
in Figure 311.
FIGURE 311 MODIFYING UTR AN CELL CONTROL PAR AMETERS
2. Click
and click Basic params1 and modify parameters
in the respective tabs by referring Figure 312 ~ Figure 315
and Table 101 ~ Table 104.
299
FIGURE 312 MODIFYING UTR AN CELL CONTROL P ARAMETERS (BASIC

P AR AMETERS 1)
TABLE 101 MODIFYING UTR AN CELL CONTROL P ARAMETERS (BASIC

P AR AMETERS 1)
Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Character string:
1~40
Site ID
Integer type
BTS ID
Integer type
Channel
location of si2
quarter
broadcast
Drop down list
CS
measurement
type reported
by query
Drop down list
Description
0: Broadcast on normal
BCCH block
1: Broadcast on extended
BCCH block
(AGCH_BLOCK
reservation value will be
1)
0: Adopts enhanced
measurement report
message, if at least one
BSIC is configured for
each frequency in BA list;
otherwise, adopt normal
measurement report
message.
1: Adopts normal
measurement report
message
300
Parameter
Type and Range
Measurement
threshold of UE
performed
performing
UTRAN cell
reselection
Drop down list
Threshold when
UE performs
search under
specialize
mode.
Drop down list
Initial
parameter
instead of
qsearch c
before receiving
qserach_c
Integer type
CS number of
same frequency
adjacent cell
with report
Drop down list
Range: 0~15
Default: 15
Range: 0~15
Default: 15
Description
the measurement
threshold of UE
performing UTRAN cell
reselection. UE starts
UTRAN reselection cell
measurement when
average receiving level
RLA_C of this cell is lower
than (parameter value: 0
~ 7) or higher than
(parameter value: 8 ~
15) the threshold.
This parameter defines a
threshold. When average
receiving level RLA_C of
the cell falls below
(parameter value: 0 ~ 7)
or higher than
(parameter value: 8 ~
15) this threshold, UE
searches the UTRAN
adjacent cell.
0: Indicates Qsearch_I
parameter
1: Indicates always
measuring
Range: 0~3
Default: 2

the number of adjacent
cells with the same
frequency band as in
serving cell, which are
included in the
measurement report or
the strongest cell list.
FDD property
CS class of
reported
quantity of
UTRAN adjacent
cell
MIN Ec/No of
UTRAN
reselecting cell
Drop down list
Drop down list

Range: 0~7
Default: 0
indicating (20 +
n) dBm.
0: RSCP, receiving power

of CPICH scramble of this
UTRAN cell at UE, the
unit is dBm;
1: Ec/No, ratio of
receiving power and
thermal noise of CPICH
scramble of UTRAN cell,
the unit is dB.
The value of Ec/No of the
UTRAN cell should be
larger than the value
defined by this parameter
in order to reselect the
adjacent cell.
301
Parameter
Type and Range
CS MAX
number of
UTRAN/FDD
adjacent cell
in
measurement
report
Drop down list
FDD reselection
offset
Drop down list
Range: 0~3
Default: 2
Description
the maximum number of
UTRAN/FDD adjacent
cells included in packet
strongest cell list. If
UTRAN/FDD adjacent
cells are not full, the
vacancies are used for
GSM adjacent cells. (If
TDD technology is
available, the vacancies
are used for TDD cells).
Range: 0~15
Default: 8
Require UE to
send
measurement
class mark
change
message early
Drop down list
Yes
No
NO: Not allowed to

send
UTRAN
class
mark change message
YES: Require UE to send
UTRAN class mark
change message early
FIGURE 313 MODIFYING UTR AN CELL CONTROL P ARAMETERS (BASIC

PROPERTIES 2)
302
TABLE 102 MODIFYING UTR AN CELL CONTROL P ARAMETERS (BASIC

P AR AMETERS 2)
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
CS measurement
reporting rate of
adjacent cell
Drop down list
0: Normal
CS multiband
report indication
1: Low
Drop down list

Range: 0~3
Default: 0
CS offset which is
added when UE
reports rxlev value
Drop down list

Range: 0~2
Default: 0
This parameter is to
control the number
of reports of different
adjacent cells except
the serving cell.
This parameter
defines the added
offset when UE
reports signal field
intensity.
0: 0 dB
1: 10 dB
2: Automatic,
determined by UE
TDD Property
TDD reselection
offset
Drop down list

Range: 0~15
Default: 8
CS MAX number of
UTRAN/TDD
adjacent cell in
measurement
report
Drop down list
CS
UE
report
invalid cell level
allowed
Drop down list
Range: 0~3
Default: 2
No
Yes
Drop down list
CS UE search
UTRAN adjacent
cell in BSIC
decoding frame
indication
No
Yes
Adjacent cell
reporting signal
GSM 850, GSM 900,

GSM 1800, GSM 1900,
When BCC is not

configured, NCC is
permitted for BSIC of
some GSM cells. This
parameter indicates
whether the system
allows UE to report
field intensity of such
cells.
This parameter
indicates whether to
allow UE to search
UTRAN adjacent cells
in the frame where
BSIC decoding is
needed. If yes, then
UE can use at most
25 frames for search
in 13 seconds.
0 ~ 7: corresponding
to 0 ~ 42 dB, 6dB
303
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
level Offset
UTRAN/FDD,
UTRAN/TDD
per level.
Value range: 0, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7
Adjacent cell
reporting signal
level Threshold
GSM 850, GSM 900,

GSM 1800, GSM 1900,
UTRAN/FDD,
UTRAN/TDD
0: always
Value range: 0, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7
1~6:
Corresponding to 6
~ 36 dB, 6dB per
level
7: Never
FIGURE 314 MODIFYING

PAR AMETERS 1)
UTR AN CELL CONTROL P ARAMETERS (GPRS
TABLE 103 MODIFYING UTR AN CELL CONTROL P ARAMETERS (GPRS

P AR AMETERS 1)
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
PS offset which is
added when UE
reports rxlev value
Drop down list

the added offset when
UE reports signal field
intensity.
Range: 0~2
Default: 0
0: 0 dB
1: 10 dB
2: Automatic,
determined by UE
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
PS measurement
reported by UE
Drop down list

that UE uses PACKET
MEASUREMENT REPORT
or PACKET ENHANCED
MEASUREMENT REPORT
message
Range: 0~1
Default: 0
PS number of same
frequency adjacent
cells in report
Drop down list
PS measurement
reporting rate of
adjacent cell
Drop down list
Range: 0~3
Default: 2
Range: 0~1
Default: 0
This parameter
describes the maximum
number of adjacent cells
in the same frequency
band of the serving cell,
in packet measurement
report or strongest cell
list.
0: Normal
1: Low
FDD property
PS class of reported
quantity of UTRAN
adjacent cell
Drop down list

Range: 0~1
Default: 0
0: RSCP, receiving
power
of
CPICH
scramble of UTRAN
cell at UE, the unit is
dBm;
1: Ec/No, ratio of the
receiving power to
thermal noise of CPICH
scramble of UTRAN cell,
the unit is dB.
PS maximum number
of UTRAN FDD
adjacent cell in
measurement report
Drop down list
PS multiband report
indication
Drop down list
Range: 0~3
Default: 2

the maximum number
of UTRAN/FDD adjacent
cells included in packet
strongest cell list.
Range: 0~3
Default: 0
TDD property
TDD multi report

(TS)
Drop down list

Range: 0~3
Default: 2

the maximum number
of UTRAN/TDD adjacent
cells in measurement
report or the strongest
cell list.
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FIGURE 315 MODIFYING UTR AN CELL CONTROL P ARAMETERS (GPRS

P AR AMETERS 2)
TABLE 104 MODIFYING UTR AN CELL CONTROL P ARAMETERS (GPRS

P AR AMETERS 2)
Parameter
Type and Range
PS UE report invalid
cell level allowed
Drop down list
No
Yes
When BCC is not

configured, NCC is
permitted for BSIC of
some GSM cells. This
parameter indicates
whether the system
allows UE to report
field intensity of such
cell.
YES: Allow UE to
report the field
intensity of NCC
permitted but BCC
invalid cells
NO: Do not Allow UE
to report the field
intensity of NCC
permitted but BCC
invalid cells
PS UE search UTRAN
adjacent cell in basic
decoding frame
indication
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Drop down list
No
Yes
This parameter
indicates whether to
allow UE to search
UTRAN adjacent cells
in the frame where
BSIC decoding is
needed. If yes, then
UE can use at most
Parameter
Type and Range

25 frames for search
in 13 seconds.
Adjacent cell
reporting signal level
Offset
GSM 850, GSM

900, GSM 1800,
GSM 1900,
UTRAN/FDD,
UTRAN/TDD
0 ~ 7: corresponding
to 0 ~ 42 dB, 6dB
per level.
Value range: 0, 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Adjacent cell
reporting signal level
Threshold
GSM 850, GSM

900, GSM 1800,
GSM 1900,
UTRAN/FDD,
UTRAN/TDD
Value range: 0, 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
3. Click
0: always
1~6:
corresponding to 6
~ 36 dB, 6dB per
level
7: Never
to save modifications.
END OF STEPS
Result
UTRAN cell control parameters are successfully modified.
Modifying UTRAN Cell Handover

Control Parameters
Purpose
To modify UTRAN handover control parameters
Prerequisites

Steps
To modify UTRAN handover control parameters, perform the

following steps:
1. Double-click UTRAN handover control1 as shown in Figure
316.
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FIGURE 316 MODIFYING UTR AN H ANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS
2. Click
icon and then click Basic properties 1 tab and
modify the parameters by referring Figure 317, Figure 318
and Table 105, Table 106.
FIGURE 317 MODIFYING UTR AN H ANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS
(BASIC PROPERTIES 1)
TABLE 105 MODIFYING UTR AN H ANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS

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Parameter
Type and Range
User label
Character string:
1~40
SITE ID
Integer type
BTS ID
Integer type
UTRAN handover
control ID
Integer type
This parameter is a
unique identification of
UTRAN adjacent cell
handover object.
Punishment period
of UTRAN cell
when handover
failure
Drop down list
This parameter defines a

protection period to
prevent immediate
handover after handover
failure.
Slide window size

for calculating
Drop down list
Range: 1~255
Default: 7
Description
Slide window size for

calculating Ec/No or
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Ec/No or RSCP
average value to
be zero
Range: 1~31
RSCP average value to

be zero
Number that
measurement
value allowed to
be zero
Drop down list
UTRAN handover
Drop down list
Default: 6
Range: 1~31
Default: 1
FDD/TDD
handover
Handover to
UTRAN first
According to GSM
specifications, MS can
report to BSS the
measurement data of at
most six adjacent cells
with strongest signal
strength. Thus the
measurement results
might not be
consecutive. For cells
whose signal strength is
less than -110 dBm, the
measurement data are
not reported. BSC marks
measurement data of
such adjacent cells as
zero.
the priority control of
UTRAN handover.
Not
Handover to
UTRAN first
Not allow to
Handover to
UTRAN
According to
MSC default
handover to
UTRAN first
According to
MSC, default
not
handover to
UTRAN first
According to
MSC, default
not allowed
to handover
to UTRAN.
Handover to
FDD
cell
should
be
performed;

the priority control of
FDD/TDD handover.
Handover to
TDD
cell
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Parameter
Type and Range
Description
should
be
performed.
FIGURE 318 MODIFYING UTR AN HANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS

TABLE 106 MODIFYING UTR AN H ANDOVER CONTROL P AR AMETERS (BASIC

PROPERTIES 2)
Parameter
Type and Range
Descriptions
Directed retry to
UTAN cell allowed
Drop down list
This parameter
determines if allow
directed retry to
UTRAN cell.
Inter system
handover supported
No
Yes
Drop down list
No
Yes
This parameter
indicates whether
intersystem
handover within BSC
is allowed. It applies
to both handover-in
and handover-out.
Handover from GSM to UTRAN
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FDD RSCP
FDD Ec/No
TDD RSCP
Threshold
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 35
Integer Type:
0~49, default
value: 25
Integer Type:
0~63, default
value: 35
Value P
Integer Type:
1~20, default
value: 3
Integer Type:
1~20, default
value: 2
Integer Type:
1~20, default
value: 3
Parameter
Value N
Type and Range

Integer Type:
1~20, default
value: 4
3. Click
Descriptions
Integer Type:
1~20, default
value: 4
Integer Type:
1~20, default
value: 4
icon to save modifications.
END OF STEPS
Result
UTRAN cell-handover
modified.
control
parameters
are
successfully
External Cell Configuration

Configuring GERAN External Cell
Configuring UTRAN External Cell
Configuring GERAN External Cell

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure GERAN external cell

To configure GERAN external cell perform the following steps:
1. Right-click External cell config and then, click Create
GERAN external cell as shown in Figure 319.
FIGURE 319 CONFIGURING EXTERNAL CELL
2. Input User label in Create Basic Property dialog box, and

input the parameters as shown in Figure 320, by referring to
Table 107.
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FIGURE 320 CREATE GERAN EXTERNAL CELL DIALOG BOX
TABLE 107 GER AN EXTERNAL CELL PAR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label

both: 1~40
External 3G Cell ID
Integer type: 1 ~ 65535, default value: 1

Drop down list
Cell type
Umbrella cell, Macro Cell, Micro Cell, Micromicro Cell, Extended Cell
Default: Macro Cell
MCC
MNC

Drop down list
Frequency band
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GSM900
EXT 900
DCS 1800
GSM 850
BCCH frequency
Mobile Country
Code(MCC)
Mobile Network
Code(MNC)
Parameter
Type and Range
Location Area
Code(LAC)
Cell Identity (C_ID)
NCC
Integer type: 0~7
BCC
Integer type: 0~7

Drop down list
GPRS service
supported
3.
No
yes
END OF THE STEPS

Result
GERAN external cell is configured successfully, for example NGS,

FIGURE 321 CREATED GE R AN EXTERNAL CELL
Configuring UTRAN External Cell

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure UTRAN external cell

To configure UTRAN external cell, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click External cell config and click Create UTRAN
external cell.
2. Input the parameters in UTRAN external cell dialog box as
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FIGURE 322 CREATE UTRAN EXTERNAL CELL DIALOG BOX
TABLE 108 UTR AN EXTERNAL CELL PAR AMETERS
Parameter
Value
User label
Characters, numbers or
External
UTRAN ID

default value: 1
Description
Drop down list

UTRAN Cell
type
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FDD
TDD
Mobile
Country
Code(MCC)

default: 460
Mobile
Network
Code(MNC)
Integer type: 0 ~
999,default value: 0
Frequency

default value: 1
Frequency range
depends on UTRAN
Cell type
Parameter
Value
Location
Area
Code(LAC)

default value: 1
RNC ID

default value: 0
Cell Identity
(C_ID)

default value: 0
Scrambling
Code

default: 0
Drop down list
TX diversity
indication
No
Yes
Description
Main scramble code

of the 3G adjacent
cell
Whether to apply
transmit diversity to
the 3G adjacent cell
3. Click OK to configure UTRAN external cell.

END OF STEPS
Result
UTRAN external cell is successfully configured, for example

NGS1, as shown in Figure 323.
FIGURE 323 CREATED UTR AN EXTERNAL CELL
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Chapter
Alarm Parameters
Configuration
This chapter describes the configuration process of parameters
related to different alarms.
Configuring CLKG Alarm Parameters

Purpose
To configure CLKG board alarm parameters
Prerequisites

Steps
To configure CLKG alarm parameters, perform the following

steps:
1. Right-click on Alarm parameters and then, click Create
CLKG alarm parameters as shown in Figure 324.
FIGURE 324 CONFIGURING CLKG AL ARM P AR AMETERS
2. Input User label and configure CLKG alarm parameters as

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FI G U R E 3 2 5 C L K G B O AR D AL AR M P AR AM E T E R S D I AL O G B O X
TABLE 109 CLKG BOARD ALARM P AR AMETERS
Parameters
Type and Range
User label
Enable /Disable clock base
Drop down list
Yes
No
Default: Yes
Master clock base
User can select from drop-down list

Available clock Base List (Can be switched)

2Mbits0
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Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Chapter 9 - Alarm Parameters Configuration
Parameters
Type and Range

Default: Enable
2Mbits1
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
2MHz0
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
2MHz1
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
8KBase
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
8KGPS
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
8KUIM
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
PP2S
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable

END OF STEPS
Result
CLKG board alarm parameters are successfully configured, as

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FIGURE 326 CONFIGURED CLKG BOARD ALARM P AR AMETERS
Configuring POWERB Alarm

Parameters
Purpose
To configure POWERB alarm parameters
Prerequisites

Steps
To configure POWERB alarm parameters, perform the following

steps:
POWERB alarm parameters as shown in Figure 327.
FIGURE 327 CREATING POWERB AL ARM P AR AMETERS
2. Input User label and configure Power board alarm

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FIGURE 328 POWERB ALARM P AR AMETERS DIALOG BOX
TABLE 110 POWERB ALARM P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Power Board Config

User label
Character string:
1~40
Unique user label

given to every site
Rack temperature
minimum (c)
Integer type: 0~10
Increased in step of
0.1
Rack temperature
maximum (c)
0.1
Voltage (min)
Integer type: 36~45
0.1
Voltage(max)
Integer type: 55~72
0.1
Fans half/full
speed switch
temperature(c)
Integer type: 55~72
0.1
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Fog sensor
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Infrared sensor
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
House
temperature and
humidity sensor
Drop down list
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
House
temperature
max(c)
Integer type
House
temperature min
(c)
Integer type
House humidity
max(c)
Integer type
House humidity
min (c)
Integer type
Fan Config
No1 fans alarm
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
No2 fans alarm
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Sheilded
No3 fans alarm
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Sheilded
No4 fans alarm
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Sheilded
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Door Access Config

No 1 door access
alarms
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
No 2 door access
alarms
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
No 3 door access
alarms
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
No 4 door access
alarms
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
No 5 door access
alarms
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
No 6 door access
alarms
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
Power Config
No 1 power alarm
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
No 1 power alarm
Drop down list
Sheilded
Unshaeilded
Default: Unsheilded
3. Click OK to configure power-board alarm parameters.

END OF STEPS
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Result
Power-board alarm parameters are successfully configured, as

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Configuring PSN Alarm Parameters

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure PSN alarm parameters

To configure PSN alarm parameters, perform the following steps:
PSN alarm parameters as shown in Figure 330.
FI G U R E 3 3 0 C O N F I G U R I NG P S N AL AR M S P AR AM E T E R S
2. Input User label and configure parameters in PSN alarm

parameters dialog box as shown in Figure 331, by referring
to Table 111.
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FI G U R E 3 3 1 P S N AL AR M P AR AM E T E R S D I AL O G B O X
TABLE 111 PSN AL ARM PAR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
User label

Drop down list
Enable
/Disable
clock base
Yes
No
Default: Yes
Master clock
base
User can select from drop-down list depending on

Default: 2Mbits0
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Drop down list

2Mbits0
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Drop down list
2Mbits1
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Drop down list
2MHz0
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Drop down list
2MHz1
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Drop down list
8KBase
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Drop down list
8KGPS
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Drop down list
8KUIM
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Drop down list
PP2S
Enable
Disable
Default: Enable
Drop down list
Clock grade
Disable
Clock graee 2
Clock grade 3
Default: Clock grade 3
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END OF STEPS
Result
PSN alarm parameters are configured, as shown in Figure 332.

FIGURE 332 CONFIGURED PSN AL ARM PAR AMETERS
Setting Dry Contact Alarm

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To set dry contact alarms

To set dry contact alarm, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on Site rack and click Set dry contact alarm in
the popup menu, as in Figure 333.
FIGURE 333 SETTING DRY CONTACT AL ARM
2. Configure dry contact alarm parameters as shown in Figure

334, by referring to Table 112, and click OK.
327
FIGURE 334 SET DRY CONTACT AL ARM DIALOG BOX
TABLE 112 DRY CONTACT ALARM P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Type and Range
Description
Drop down list

Dry contact
1~12
Set 0: report
alarm when
receive signal 0.
Set 1: report
alarm when
receive signal 1
END OF STEPS
Result
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Dry contact alarm for the site is set successfully.
Chapter
10
Data Operations
This chapter explains various data related operations performed
in configuration management.
Checking Global Data Validity

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To check validity of global data

To check validity of global data, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on BSC managed element for example, xian
chang as shown in Figure 335 and click Config Data
managedelement Check validity of global data.
FIGURE 335 CHECKING VALIDITY OF GLOBAL DATA
2. A confirmation message appears to start global check, Click

OK.
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3. If the data configured in the particular BSC is correct then no

output message appears, otherwise the Operate Result, as
shown in Figure 336 appears.
Related
Information
If data validation is not successful, a notification message

showing causes of error is displayed as shown in Figure 336.
FIGURE 336 GLOBAL CHECK ERROR REPORT
END OF STEPS
Result
Data validated successfully.
Exporting Data
Purpose
To export data from another system
Prerequisites
Prior to performing this task, make sure that configuration set is

Steps
To export data from master configuration set, perform the

following steps:
1. Right-click on Master Config set and click Data Export in
the popup menu as shown in Figure 337.
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Chapter 10 - Data Operations
FIGURE 337 EXPORTING DATA FROM MASTER CONFIGURATION SET
2. Input File Name and save at the desired location.

3. Upon successful operation, system gives notification
message indicating successful export, click OK to complete
the process.
END OF STEPS
Result
Exporting data from master configuration set is performed

successfully.
Importing Data
Purpose
To import data from another location to master configuration set.
Prerequisites
Prior to performing this task, make sure that configuration set is

Steps
To import data to master configuration set, perform the

following steps:
1. Right-click on Master Config set and click Data Import in
the popup menu as shown in Figure 338.
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FIGURE 338 IMPORTING DAT A TO M ASTER CONFIGURATION SET
2. Browse the file to be imported and click Open in the Open

dialog box to import data.
END OF STEPS
Result
Import data
successfully.
to
master
configuration
set
is
performed
Searching
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To find managed object for user convenience

To find an object, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on Master config set and click Find in the popup
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FIGURE 339 FIND OPERATION
2. Click
icon as shown in Figure 340, and select MOC as
FIGURE 340 FIND OPERATION DIALOG BOX
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FIGURE 341 SELECTING MOC
3. Click OK, as shown in Figure 341 and Figure 340.

Related
Information
User can select row under Find Result and click GO to view
BRCH parameters under BRCH0 as shown in Figure 342.
FIGURE 342 FIND OPERATION RESULT
END OF STEPS
Result
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Object successfully found, as shown in Figure 343.
FIGURE 343 OUTPUT OF SEARCH OPERATION
Synchronizing Tables
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To synchronize all tables

and NetNumenM32 client is running normally
To synchronize all tables, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click on GERAN sub network for example Shanghai,
and click Config Data management Synchronize all
tables in the popup menu, as shown in Figure 344.
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2. A global check success message appears; click OK to confirm

the global check process.
3. Configure Synchronize all data dialog box parameters, as
FI G U R E 3 4 5 S Y N C H R O NI Z IN G AL L T AB L E S D I AL O G B O X
TABLE 113 SYNCHRONIZING TABLES P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Description
Master To slave
User can select Yes or No depending on

Save it
User can select yes or No depending on

4. Upon successful operation system will give notification

message, click OK to confirm.
Related
Information
Using this operation all data that the user configures, some data
in client is stored in the server database; this data is not
relevant to the NE. Synchronize all tables operation is used to
output the entire server database to the NE. If NE has already
some data, that will be cleared.
END OF STEPS
Result
Synchronizing all tables is done successfully.
Synchronizing Modified Tables

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To synchronize the modified tables

To synchronize modified tables, perform the following steps:
1. Right-click
on
GERAN
sub
network
for
example
GPRS_BTS30, and click Config Data management
Synchronize modified tables in the popup menu, as
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FIGURE 346 SYNCHRONIZING MODIFIED TABLES
2. Click OK in global check pass notification-message to

continue the process.
3. User can select Yes or No in Master to slave and Save it
as shown in Figure 347. Click OK.
FIGURE 347 SYNCHRONIZING MODIFIED TABLES DIALOG BOX
4. Upon successful operation, system shows notification

message. Otherwise, an unsuccessful synchronization
notification message appears.
END OF STEPS
Result
Synchronizing modified tables is done successfully.
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Comparing MO
Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
To compare Managed Object (MO)

To compare MO, perform the following steps:
In the following section, comparing BTS node is taken as an
example.
1. Right-click on BS30 node and then, click MO Compare
Source MO as shown in Figure 348.
FIGURE 348 SELECTING SOURCE MO
2. Right-click on bts2 and then, click MO Compare

Destination MO as shown in Figure 349.
FIGURE 349 SELECTING DESTINATION MO
END OF STEPS
Result
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MO compared successfully as shown in Figure 350.
FIGURE 350 COMPARED MO
Comparing Sub Tree

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To compare sub tree

To compare sub tree, perform the following steps:
Sub tree comparison of BTS node is taken as example in the
following section.
1. Right-click on bs21_1 and then, click Subtree Compare
Source Subtree in the popup menu, as shown in Figure 351.
FIGURE 351 SELECTING SOURCE SUBTREE
2. Right-click on B8112 and then, click Subtree Compare

Destination Subtree, as shown in Figure 352.
FIGURE 352 SELECTING DESTINATION
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3. Click
icon to display the detailed comparison as shown in
Figure 353.
FIGURE 353 COMPARED SUBTREE
END OF STEPS
Result
Sub tree compared successfully, as shown in Figure 353.
Duplicating Sub Tree

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To duplicate source sub tree information

Prior to performing this task make sure that NetNumenM32
To duplicate sub tree perform the following steps:
Duplicating sub tree in slave configuration set is considered as
an example.
1. Right-click BSC Function, and click Subtree Duplicate
Subtree Copy as shown in Figure 354.
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FIGURE 354 COPYING SUB TREE
4. Right-click on the slave configuration set and then, click

Subtree Duplicate Subtree Paste, as shown in Figure
355. An interface as shown in Figure 356 appears; click OK
to complete the process.
FIGURE 355 P ASTING SUB TREE
FIGURE 356 SUB TREE DUPLICATE DIALOG BOX
END OF STEPS
Result
The sub tree information is duplicated successfully, as shown in

Figure 357.
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FIGURE 357 SUB TREE DUPLICATION RESULT
Creating Slave Configuration Set

Purpose
To create slave configuration set, as a data backup of master

configuration set for user convenience and safety.
Prerequisites
Prior to performing this task, make sure that managed element

is created successfully.
Steps
To create slave configuration set, perform the following steps:

1. Right-click on BSC managed element, and click Create
Config set in the popup menu, as shown in Figure 358.
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FIGURE 358 CREATING CONFIGURATION SET
2. Input the information in the Create config set dialog box, as

shown in Figure 359, and click OK.
FIGURE 359 CREATE CONFIG SET DIALOG BOX
END OF STEPS
Result
Slave configuration set is successfully created. The created slave

configuration for example, shanghai slave is as shown in
Figure 360.
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FIGURE 360 CREATED SLAVE CONFIGURATION SET
Related
Information
icon to switch from master configuration

1. User can click
to slave and vice versa as shown in Figure 361.
symbol although its
2. Master configuration set appears with
name is not changing that is, if Shanghai slave appears
symbol it is acting as master.
with
FIGURE 361 SWITCHING BETWEEN M ASTER AND SLAVE
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Appendix
Abbevreviations
Abbreviation
Full Name
A
Abis
A-bis Interface
APB
ATM Process Board
APBE
Iu interface access board
AMP
Application Manage Process
AMR
Adaptive Multi Rate
AMREN
Adaptive Multi Rate Encoding
AMRFR
Adaptive Multi Rate Full Rate
AMRHR
Adaptive Multi Rate Half Rate
ANSI
American National Standards Institute
B
BCSN
Backplane of Circuit Switch Network
BPSN
Back Plane of Packet Switching Network
BCCH
Broadcast Control Channel
BUSN
Backplane of Universal Switch Network
BCTC
Backplane of Control Centre
BIE
Base station Interface Equipment
BIPP
Abis Interface Peripheral Processor
BIU
Abis Interface Unit
BNET
Backplane of Network Layer
BOSN
Bit Oriented Switching Network
BPCU
Packet Control Unit Shelf
BRCH
Broadcast Channel
BRP
BSSGP RLC/MAC Protocol
BSC
Base Station Controller
BSMU
Sub-multiplexing Interface Unit
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Abbreviation
Full Name
BSS
Base Station Subsystem
BSSAP
Base Station Subsystem Application Part
BSSGP
Base Station Subsystem GPRS Protocol
BTS
Base Transceiver Station
BVC
BSSGP Virtual Connection
C
CHUB
Control Hub
CI
Cell Identity
CLKG
Clock Generator board
CMP
Control Main Processor
COMM
Communication Board
D
DTB
Digital Trunk Board
DPC
Destination Point Code
DRT
Dual Rate Transcoder
DSNI
Digital Switch Network Interface
DSP
Digital Signal Processor
DTE
Data Terminal Equipment
E
E1
European Standard for Digital Transmission
EDRT
Enhanced DRT
EFR
Enhanced Full Rate
EFREN
Enhanced Full Rate Encoding
EGSM
Extended GSM
ETSI
European
Institute
Telecommunications
Standards
F
FACCH/F
Fast Associated Control Channel Full Rate
FACHH/H
Fast Associated Control Channel Half Rate
FE
Fast Ethernet
FR
Full Rate
FRP
Frame Relay Protocol
FSMU
Far Sub-multiplexing Unit
FSPP
Far Sub-multiplexing Peripheral Processor
FTP
File Transfer Protocol.
FUC
Frame Unit Controller
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Appendix A - Abbevreviations
Abbreviation
Full Name
Gb
Gb Interface
GERAN
GSM EDGE radio access network
GIPP
Gb Interface Peripheral Processor
GIU
GPRS Interface Unit
GPP
General Peripheral Processor
GLI
GE Line Interface board
GPRS
General Packet Radio Service
GSM
Global System for Mobile communication
GUP
Abis processing board
H
HDLC
High-level Data Link Control
HMS
High Megabit Switch
HR
Half Rate
HREN
Half Rate Encoding
HSN
Hopping Sequence Number
HW
High Way
I
IMSI
International Mobile Subscriber Identity
IP
Internet Protocol
IPI
IP Abis interface access board
ISDN
Integrated Services Digital Network
ISUP
Integrated Services User Part
IMAB
Iu interface access board
ITU
International Telecommunications Union
L
LAC
Location Area Code
LAPD
Link Access Protocol on D-Channel
LMT
Local Maintenance Terminal
M
MCC
Mobile Country Code
MGW
Media Gateway
MMI
Man Machine Interface
MMIC
Multi-server Network Interface Card
MNC
Mobile Net Code
MPB
Main Processor Board
MS
Mobile Station
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Abbreviation
Full Name
MSC
Mobile Switching Center
MSS
Mobile Switching System
MTP
Message Transfer Part
M3UA
MTP 3 User Application Part
N
NC
Network Control
NS
Network Service
NSE
Network Service Entity
NSEI
Network Service Entity Identifier
NSMU
Near Sub-multiplexing Unit
NSPP
Near Sub-multiplexing Peripheral Processor
NSVC
Network Service Virtual Connection
NSVCI
Network Service Virtual Connection Identifier
O
OMP
Operation & Maintenance Processor board
OMCR
Operation & Maintenance Center Radio
OPC
Operating Point Code
OSI
Open System Interconnection
P
PDP
Packet Data Protocol
R
RPB
Router Protocol Process Board
RCKG2
Rare Board 2 of CLKG
RCHB
Rare Board of CHB
RPSN
Rare Board of PSN
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SACCH
Slow Associated Control Channel
SCCP
Signaling Connection Control Part
SDCCH
Stand-alone Dedicated Control Channel
SLC
Signaling Link Code
SGSN
Serving GPRS Support Node.
SDTB
Sonnet Digital Trunk Board
SIO
Service Information Octet
SPB
Signaling Process Board
SMLC
Serving Mobile Location Center
SMS
Short Message Service
Appendix A - Abbevreviations
Abbreviation
Full Name
SMP
Signaling Main Processor
SSF
Service Switching Function
SS7
Signaling System 7
SSN
Sub System Number
STD
Subscriber Trunk Dialing
SUA
SCCP-User Adaptation SUA.
SYCK
Synchronous Clock Board
T
TFI
TDM Fiber Interface
TC
Transcoder
TSNB
TDM Switch Network Board
TCH/F
Traffic Channel Full Rate
TCH/H
Traffic Channel Half Rate
TCP
Transmission Control Protocol
TCPP
Transcoder Unit Peripheral Processor
TCU
Transcoder and Rate Adaptation Unit
TDMA
Time Division Multiple Access
TIC
Trunk Interface Circuit
TRAU
Transcoder and Rate Adaptor Unit
TRX
Transceiver
TS
Time Slot
U
UIM
Universal Interface Module
UIMU
Universal Interface board
UIMT
UIMC
UPPB
User Plane Processing Board
UTRAN
UMTS terrestrial radio access network.
V
VTD
Voice Transcoder Card
VTCD
Voice Transcoder Card (DSP)
W
WPB
Wireless Protocol Process Board
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Appendix
Figures
Figure 1 NetNumenM32 Client Login Dialog Box.................2

Figure 2 NetNumenM32 Main Interface.............................2
Figure 3 Login Failure Message ..........................................3
Figure 4 Start Creating NE Agent .......................................3
Figure 5 Create NE Agent (Basic Attributes).........................4
Figure 6 Create NE Agent (Extended Attributes) ...................4
Figure 7 Created NE Agent ................................................6
Figure 8 Starting Network Element .....................................7
Figure 9 NE Starting Failure Message Box............................7
Figure 10 Accessing Configuration Management ....................8
Figure 11 Configuration Management Pane ..........................8
Figure 12 Locking Screen ..................................................9
Figure 13 Confirmation Message for Locking Screen ..............9
Figure 14 Enabling System Time Desplay .......................... 10
Figure 15 Show System Time Window............................... 10
Figure 16 Showing/Hiding Toolbar .................................... 11
Figure 17 Viewing System Information (About) .................. 12
Figure 18 Viewing System Information (Information) .......... 12
Figure 19 Showing/Hiding Status Bar................................ 13
Figure 20 Showing/Hiding Message Area ........................... 14
Figure 21 Logging out from NetNumenM32 ..................... 15
Figure 22 Confirmation Message to Logout from
NetNumenM32 .............................................................. 15
Figure 23 Exit from NetNumenM32 ................................ 16
Figure 24 Confirmation Message Box to Exit NetNumenM32
..................................................................................... 16
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Figure 25 Entering the Option Setting for Style Setup ......... 17

Figure 26 Option Settings (Selecting the Style for different
Users) ............................................................................ 18
Figure 27 Option Settings (Login User) ............................. 18
Figure 28 Entering Print Setup ......................................... 19
Figure 29 Print Setup Dialog Box...................................... 20
Figure 30 Menu bar Switchover........................................ 21
Figure 31 Fault Management Pane after Dynamic Switchover21
Figure 32 Closing Current View ........................................ 22
Figure 33 Selecting Close All Views................................... 23
Figure 34 All Operation Views Closed ................................ 23
Figure 35 Creating GERAN Sub Network............................ 25
Figure 36 Create GERAN Sub Network .............................. 26
Figure 37 Created GERAN Sub Network............................. 26
Figure 38 Deleting GERAN Sub Network ............................ 27
Figure 39 Deleting GERAN Sub Network Confirmation Message
..................................................................................... 27
Figure 40 Creating BSC Managed Elements........................ 28
Figure 41 Creating BSC Managed Elements........................ 29
Figure 42 Created Managed Element ................................ 30
Figure 43 Creating BSC Functions .................................... 31
Figure 44 Basic Properties Dialog box ............................... 32
Figure 45 Radio Basic Property Parameters........................ 35
Figure 46 Others Parameters ........................................... 38
Figure 47 GPRS Property 1 Parameters ............................. 41
Figure 48 GPRS Property2 Interface ................................. 44
Figure 49 GPRS Timer Parameter Interface........................ 46
Figure 50 GPRS Maximum Retrying Times ......................... 49
Figure 51 Timer 1 paremeter Interface ............................. 51
Figure 52 Interface for Timer 2 Parameters ....................... 54
Figure 53 - Interface of BVC Flow Control Parameters ........... 58
Figure 54 Interface of EDGE Property Parameters............... 61
Figure 55 Created BSC Function....................................... 63
Figure 56 Creating BSC Rack ........................................... 65
Figure 57 Selecting Rack No and Type .............................. 66
Figure 58 BSC Standard Rack .......................................... 66
Figure 59 Creating BSC Rack By Template......................... 67
352
AppendixB - Figures
Figure 60 Create BSC Rack by Template ........................... 68

Figure 61 Creating Shelf ................................................. 69
Figure 62 Creating Control Shelf Dialog Box....................... 69
Figure 63 Configuring OMP Board (Basic Information) ......... 70
Figure 64 Configuring OMP Board (Module Configuration
Information) .................................................................... 71
Figure 65 OMP Boards in Control Shelf after Configuration ... 71
Figure 66 Creating UIMC Board........................................ 72
Figure 67 Configuring UIMC Board (Basic Information) ........ 73
Figure 68 Appearance UIMC Board in the Control shelf ........ 73
Figure 69 Creating CMP Board ......................................... 74
Figure 70 Configuring CMP Board (Basic Information) ......... 74
Figure 71 Configuring CMP Board (Module Configuration
Information) .................................................................... 75
Figure 72 Appearance of CMP Board in Control Shelf ........... 75
Figure 73 Creating CLKG Board........................................ 75
Figure 74 Configuring CLKG Board (Basic Information) ........ 76
Figure 75 Appearance of CLKG borad in Control Shelf.......... 76
Figure 76 Creating CHUB Board ....................................... 77
Figure 77 Configuring CHUB Board (Basic Information) ....... 77
Figure 78 Appearance of CHUB borad in Control Shelf ......... 78
Figure 79 Creating Shelf ................................................. 78
Figure 80 Creating Shelf Dialog Box.................................. 79
Figure 81 Creating Board ................................................ 81
Figure 82 Configuring UIMU Board (Basic Information) ........ 82
Figure 83 Configuring UIMU Board (Board Connection
Information) .................................................................... 82
Figure 84 Appearance of UIMU Board in Resource Shelf....... 82
Figure 85 Configuring SPB Board (Basic Information) .......... 83
Figure 86 Configuring SPB Board (PCM Information) ........... 84
Figure 87 Appearience of SPB board In Resource Shelf ........ 84
Figure 88 Configuring DRTB Board (Basic Information)........ 85
Figure 89 Configuring DRTB Board (DSP Information) ......... 85
Figure 90 Appearance of DRTB Board in Resource Shelf....... 86
Figure 91 Configuring LAPD Board .................................... 87
Figure 92 Configuring LAPD Board (Basic Information) ........ 87
Figure 93 Configuring LAPD Board (PCM Information) ......... 88
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Figure 94 Appearance of LAPD Board in Resource Shelf ....... 88

Figure 95 Configuring BIPB Board (Basic Information)......... 89
Figure 96 Configuring BIPB Board (DSP Information) .......... 90
Figure 97 Appearance of BIPB Board in Resource Shelf........ 90
Figure 98 Configuring DTB Board ..................................... 91
Figure 99 Configuring DTB Board (Basic Information).......... 91
Figure 100 Configuring DTB Board (PCM Information) ......... 92
Figure 101 Configuring DTB Board (Changing Frame Mode) . 93
Figure 102 Appearance of DTB Board in resource Shelf ........ 93
Figure 103 Creating a UIMC Board ................................... 94
Figure 104 Selecting the Basic Properties for UIMC Board .... 95
Figure 105 Appearance of UIMC Board in Switching Shelf .... 95
Figure 106 Configuring Basic Information about PSN Board.. 96
Figure 107 Appearance of PSN Board in Switching Shelf ...... 97
Figure 108 Configuring GLIQV Board (Board Connection
Information) .................................................................... 97
Figure 109 Configured BSC Rack ...................................... 98
Figure 110 Deleting BSC Board ........................................ 99
Figure 111 Board Property View ..................................... 100
Figure 112 Modifying Board CPU Information ................... 101
Figure 113 Configuring Local Office ................................ 103
Figure 114 Create Local Office Dialog box........................ 104
Figure 115 Create Local No.7 SSN Dialog Box .................. 106
Figure 116 Configuring Adjacent Office ........................... 107
Figure 117 Configuring Adjacent Office (Alternate Method) 107
Figure 118 Create Adjacent Office Dialog Box .................. 107
Figure 119 Configuring Adjacent No.7SSN ....................... 110
Figure 120 Create Adjacent No.7SSN.............................. 110
Figure 121 Configured Adjacent No. 7 SSN ...................... 111
Figure 122 Creating No.7 PCM ....................................... 111
Figure 123 Configured No.7PCM..................................... 112
Figure 124 Configuring NO 7 Link Set ............................. 112
Figure 125 Creating No.7 Link Set .................................. 113
Figure 126 Configured No 7 Link Set .............................. 113
Figure 127 Creating No.7 Link ....................................... 114
Figure 128 Configuring No.7 Link Monitor ........................ 115
Figure 129 Create No.7 Link Monitor Dialog Box ............... 116
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AppendixB - Figures
Figure 130 Creating No. 7 Route .................................... 118

Figure 131 Creating NO. 7 Office.................................... 119
Figure 132 Configuring AS ............................................ 120
Figure 133 Create AS Dialog box (Basic Config) ............... 120
Figure 134 Create AS Dialog Box (ASP ID) ...................... 122
Figure 135 Configuring Office Guide ............................... 124
Figure 136 Configuring Office Guide (Local office config..... 125
Figure 137 Configuring Office Guide (Adjacent Office) ....... 126
Figure 138 Office Guide Configuration (N7PCM)................ 127
Figure 139 Office Guide Configuration (LOCN7SSN) .......... 128
Figure 140 Office Guide Configuration (Signal Link Set) ..... 128
Figure 141 Office Guide Configuration (Signal Link) .......... 129
Figure 142 Office Guide Configuration (Signal Route) ........ 129
Figure 143 Office Guide Configuration (No. 7 Office) ......... 130
Figure 144 Creating Application Server Process ................ 131
Figure 145 - Create ASP (ASP Basic Configuration).............. 131
Figure 146 Creating ASP (ASP Other Config) .................... 132
Figure 147 - Create ASP (IP Configuration) ........................ 133
Figure 148 Create ASP (ASP Configuration) ..................... 134
Figure 149 Configured ASP............................................ 135
Figure 150 Configuring M3UA ........................................ 135
Figure 151 Configured M3UA ......................................... 137
Figure 152 Configuring SUA .......................................... 137
Figure 153 Configured SUA ........................................... 138
Figure 154 Configuring NSE........................................... 139
Figure 155 Configuring NSE Dialog Box ........................... 140
Figure 156 Configured NSE ........................................... 140
Figure 157 Configuring BRCH ........................................ 140
Figure 158 Create BRCH Dialog Box................................ 141
Figure 159 Configured BRCH ......................................... 142
Figure 160 Configuring NSVC Dialog Box ......................... 143
Figure 161 NSVC Create Interface .................................. 143
Figure 162 Configured NSVC ......................................... 144
Figure 163 Creating Site ............................................... 146
Figure 164 Create Site Dialog Box .................................. 146
Figure 165 Creating Site ............................................... 148
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Figure 166 Configuring B8018 ....................................... 149

Figure 167 Creating Site Rack ....................................... 150
Figure 168 Create Site Rack Dialog Box .......................... 150
Figure 169 B8018 Rack View ......................................... 150
Figure 170 Creating B8018 Shelf.................................... 151
Figure 171 Creating B8018 Shelf (Confirmation Message).. 151
Figure 172 Created Shelf of B8018 ................................. 151
Figure 173 Configuring PDM Panel.................................. 152
Figure 174 Create PDM Panel Message Box...................... 152
Figure 175 Configured PDM Panel................................... 152
Figure 176 Configuring CMB Panel.................................. 153
Figure 177 Creating CMB Panel (PCM No.) ....................... 154
Figure 178 PCM Lines ................................................... 154
Figure 179 Creating CMB Panel (TS No.) - 1 .................... 155
Figure 180 Creating CMB Panel (TS No.) - 2 .................... 155
Figure 181 Configuring CMB Panel.................................. 156
Figure 182 Configuring Further CMB Panel....................... 156
Figure 183 Creating EIB Panel ....................................... 157
Figure 184 Create Panel Dialog Box (EIB Panel) ............... 157
Figure 185 Configuring CDU Panel .................................. 157
Figure 186 Configuring CDU Panel Dialog Box .................. 158
Figure 187 Create DTRU Panel Dialog box ....................... 160
Figure 188 Configuring CEU Panel .................................. 161
Figure 189 Configuring CEU Panel (Selecting Panel Type) .. 161
Figure 190 B8018 Configured Rack................................. 162
Figure 191 Configuring B8122 ....................................... 163
Figure 192 Configuring CDU .......................................... 163
Figure 193 Configured B8112 ........................................ 164
Figure 194 Configuring M8202 ....................................... 165
Figure 195 Configuring M8202 Common Shelf.................. 165
Figure 196 M8202 Configured Rack ................................ 166
Figure 197 Configured M8206 BTS ................................. 168
Figure 198 Configuring BS20 ......................................... 169
Figure 199 Creating CMM Panel (PCM No.) ...................... 170
Figure 200 PCM Lines ................................................... 170
Figure 201 Creating CMM Panel (TS No) .......................... 171
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AppendixB - Figures
Figure 202 Configuring TRM Panel (Basic Info) ................. 172

Figure 203 Configuring TRM Panel (MUL HYC Connect) ...... 172
Figure 204 Configured BS20 .......................................... 173
Figure 205 Configured TRME Panel ................................. 174
Figure 206 Configuring STRU......................................... 174
Figure 207 Configuring BS21 (V2.0) ............................... 175
Figure 208 Configured BS21 (V2.0) Rack......................... 175
Figure 209 Configuring BS30 V1.2.................................. 176
Figure 210 Configuring BS30 Main Shelf.......................... 177
Figure 211 Configured BS30 (V1.2) ................................ 177
Figure 212 Configuring BS30 ......................................... 178
Figure 213 Configuring BS30 Shelf ................................. 178
Figure 214 Configuring BS30 Panels ............................... 178
Figure 215 Configured BS30 Rack .................................. 179
Figure 216 Creating BS21 Panel ..................................... 180
Figure 217 Configured BS21 Rack .................................. 181
Figure 218 Configuring OB 06........................................ 182
Figure 219 Configuring OB06 (Creating Site Rack) ............ 182
Figure 220 Configuring OB06 Site Rack ........................... 183
Figure 221 Configuring OB06 Common Shelf.................... 183
Figure 222 Configured OB06 Site ................................... 184
Figure 223 Creating Site By Template ............................. 185
Figure 224 Configuring Site By Template........................ 185
Figure 225 Configuring Site By Template (CMM Configuration)
................................................................................... 186
Figure 226 Configuring Site By Template (Radio Configuration)
................................................................................... 187
Figure 227 Notification Message..................................... 187
Figure 228 Configured B8018 Site .................................. 188
Figure 229 Deleting Site ............................................... 188
Figure 230 Deleting Site Confirmation Message ............... 189
Figure 231 Configuring IP ............................................. 191
Figure 232 Configuring IP (Select Interface Information) ... 192
Figure 233 Configuring IP (Create Interface).................... 192
Figure 234 Configured Interface..................................... 193
Figure 235 Configured Interface..................................... 193
Figure 236 Selecting Inventory Unit Configuration ............ 194
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Figure 237 Create Inventory Unit ................................... 195

Figure 238 Configuring Cell ........................................... 198
Figure 239 Create Cell (Basic Parameters 1) .................... 199
Figure 240 Create CELL (Basic Parameters 2) .................. 203
Figure 241 Basic Parameters 3, interface ........................ 205
Figure 242 Optional Parameters Interface ....................... 206
Figure 243 Cell Selection Parameters Interface ................ 209
Figure 244 System Parameters Interface......................... 212
Figure 245 AMR Half MethodParameters Interface ............ 214
Figure 246 AMR Full Method Parameters ......................... 216
Figure 247 Cell Optional Parameters Interface ................. 219
Figure 248 Cell Others Parameters ................................. 220
Figure 249 Service Process and Additional Parameters
Interface ....................................................................... 223
Figure 250 GPRS Basic Parameters................................. 226
Figure 251 GPRS Power Control Parameters Interface ....... 228
Figure 252 GPRS Cell Reselection Parameters Interface..... 229
Figure 253 GPRS Cell Channel Parameters Interface ......... 233
Figure 254 GPRS Other Parameters 1 Interface ................ 237
Figure 255 GPRS Other Parameters 2 Interface ................ 240
Figure 256 GPRS NC Survey Parameters Interface ............ 243
Figure 257 GPRS Cell Optional Parameters ...................... 246
Figure 258 Configuring EDGE Parameters ........................ 248
Figure 259 Configuring BCCH TRX .................................. 251
Figure 260 Configuring BCCH (TRX Frequency Info) .......... 251
Figure 261 Configuring BCCH TRX (Channel Info) ............. 253
Figure 262 Configured BCCH TRX ................................... 255
Figure 263 Configuring Non-BCCH TRX (Frequency Information)
................................................................................... 255
Figure 264 Configuring Non-BCCH TRX Info (Not Supporting
Frequency HOPPING) ...................................................... 256
Figure 265 Configuring Non-BCCH TRX (Channel Info) ...... 257
Figure 266 Configured Non-BCCH TRX ............................ 258
Figure 267 Configuring Frequency Hopping System .......... 259
Figure 268 ARFCN List In Cell Basic Parameters ............... 259
Figure 269 Creating Frequency Hopping System Dialog Box 260
Figure 270 Configured Frequency Hopping System ........... 261
358
AppendixB - Figures
Figure 271 Selecting Adjacent Cell Reselection ................. 261

Figure 272 Configuring Adjacent Cell Reselection Parameters
................................................................................... 262
Figure 273 Selecting Adjacent Reselection Cell ................. 263
Figure 274 Configured Adjacent Reselection Cell............... 263
Figure 275 Creating Adjacent Cell handover..................... 264
Figure 276 Configuring Adjacent Cell Handover ................ 265
Figure 277 Selecting Adjacent Handover Cell ................... 268
Figure 278 Configured Adjacent Cell Handover ................. 269
Figure 279 Creating Adjacent Handover and Reselection Cell
................................................................................... 269
Figure 280 Configuring Adjacent Cell Handover And
Reselection.................................................................... 270
Figure 281 Selecting Adjacent Cell Handover And Reselection
Cell .............................................................................. 273
Figure 282 Configured Adjacent Cell Handover And Reselection
Cell .............................................................................. 273
Figure 283 Configuring Adjacent Interference Cell ............ 274
Figure 284 Create Adjacent Interference Cell Dialog Box ... 275
Figure 285 Selecting Adjacent Interference Cell................ 275
Figure 286 Configured Adjacent Interference Cell ............. 276
Figure 287 Modifying Cell Power Control Parameters ......... 276
Figure 288 Modifying Power Control Parameters (Power Control)
................................................................................... 277
Figure 289 Modifying Power control Parameters (Power Survey)
................................................................................... 278
Figure 290 Modifying Power Control Parameters (Power Adjust
Threshold)..................................................................... 279
Figure 291 Modifying Power Control Parametrs (Others) .... 280
Figure 292 Modifying Cell Handover Control Parameters .... 282
Figure 293 Modifying Handover Control Parameters (Handover
Control) ........................................................................ 283
Figure 294 Modifying Handover Control Parameters (Others)
................................................................................... 285
Arithmetic) .................................................................... 286
Figure 296 Modifying Handover Control Parameters (Sub Cell
Parameters) .................................................................. 288
Pretreatment) ................................................................ 289
359

Level) ........................................................................... 290
Condition) ..................................................................... 291
Figure 300 Creating UTRAN Adjacent Cell Reselection ....... 293
Figure 301 Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Cell Reselection ... 294
Figure 302 Selecting UTRAN Adjacent Reselection Cell ...... 294
Figure 303 Configured UTRAN Adjacent Reselection Cell .... 295
Figure 304 Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover...... 295
Figure 305 Create UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover Dialog Box
................................................................................... 296
Figure 306 Selecting UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover Cell... 296
Figure 307 Configured UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover ...... 297
Figure 308 Configuring UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover and
Reselection.................................................................... 297
Figure 309 Selecting UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover and
Reselection Cell.............................................................. 298
Figure 310 Configured UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover And
Reselection.................................................................... 299
Figure 311 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control parameters........ 299
Figure 312 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters (Basic
Parameters 1)................................................................ 300
Figure 313 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters (Basic
Properties 2) ................................................................. 302
Figure 314 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters (GPRS
parameters 1)................................................................ 304
Figure 315 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters (GPRS
Parameters 2)................................................................ 306
Figure 316 Modifying UTRAN Handover Control Parameters 308
Figure 317 Modifying UTRAN handover Control Parameters
(Basic Properties 1) ........................................................ 308
Figure 318 Modifying UTRAN handover Control Parameters
Figure 319 Configuring External Cell ............................... 311
Figure 320 Create GERAN EXTERNAL Cell Dialog Box ........ 312
Figure 321 Created GERAN External Cell ......................... 313
Figure 322 Create UTRAN External Cell Dialog Box ........... 314
Figure 323 Created UTRAN External Cell ......................... 315
Figure 324 Configuring CLKG Alarm Parameters ............... 317
Figure 325 CLKG Board Alarm Parameters Dialog Box ....... 318
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AppendixB - Figures
Figure 326 Configured CLKG Board Alarm Parameters ....... 320

Figure 327 Creating POWERB Alarm Parameters............... 320
Figure 328 POWERB Alarm Parameters Dialog Box............ 321
Figure 329 Configured Power Board Alarm Parameters ...... 324
Figure 330 Configuring PSN Alarms Parameters................ 324
Figure 331 PSN Alarm Parameters Dialog Box .................. 325
Figure 332 Configured PSN Alarm Parameters .................. 327
Figure 333 Setting Dry Contact Alarm............................. 327
Figure 334 Set Dry Contact Alarm Dialog Box .................. 328
Figure 335 Checking Validity of Global Data..................... 329
Figure 336 Global Check Error Report ............................. 330
Figure 337 Exporting Data from Master Configuration Set .. 331
Figure 338 Importing Data to Master Configuration Set ..... 331
Figure 339 Find Operation............................................. 331
Figure 340 Find Operation Dialog Box ............................. 331
Figure 341 Selecting MOC ............................................. 331
Figure 342 Find Operation Result ................................... 331
Figure 343 Output of Search Operation ........................... 331
Figure 344 Synchronizing All Tables................................ 331
Figure 345 Synchronizing All Tables Dialog Box ................ 331
Figure 346 Synchronizing Modified Tables ....................... 331
Figure 347 Synchronizing Modified Tables Dialog Box ........ 331
Figure 348 Selecting Source MO..................................... 331
Figure 349 Selecting Destination MO .............................. 331
Figure 350 Compared MO ............................................. 331
Figure 351 Selecting Source Subtree .............................. 331
Figure 352 Selecting Destination .................................... 331
Figure 353 Compared Subtree ....................................... 331
Figure 354 Copying Sub Tree......................................... 331
Figure 355 Pasting Sub Tree.......................................... 331
Figure 356 Sub Tree Duplicate Dialog Box ....................... 331
Figure 357 Sub Tree Duplication Result ........................... 331
Figure 358 Creating Configuration Set ............................ 331
Figure 359 Create Config Set Dialog box ......................... 331
Figure 360 Created Slave Configuration Set ..................... 331
Figure 361 Switching Between Master and Slave ............... 331
361
362
Tables
Table 1 Manual Summary ................................................ xi
Table 2 Typographical Conventions ....................................xiii
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions ................................xiii
Table 4 Description of Create NE Agent Parameters ..............5
Table 5 GERAN Sub Network Parameters........................... 26
Table 6 BSC Managed Element Parameters ......................... 29
Table 7 Basic Properties Parameters ................................. 32
Table 8 Description of Radio Basic Property Parameters....... 35
Table 9 Description of Others Parameters .......................... 38
Table 10 GPRS Properties 1 Parameters ............................ 41
Table 11 GPRS Property2 Parameters ............................... 44
Table 12 GPRS Timer Parameters ..................................... 46
Table 13 GPRS Maximum Retrying Times Parameters.......... 50
Table 14 Timer 1 Parameters Description .......................... 51
Table 15 Timer 2 Parameters Description .......................... 55
Table 16 Description of BVC Flow Control Parameters.......... 59
Table 17 EDGE Property Parameters Description................. 61
Table 18 Control Shelf Board Position ............................... 70
Table 19 Shelf Types ...................................................... 79
Table 20 Board Description ............................................. 79
Table 21 Resource Shelf Board Positioning......................... 80
Table 22 Frame Mode ..................................................... 83
Table 23 Trunk Group Information ................................... 86
Table 24 PCM Information Parameters .............................. 92
Table 25 Packet Switching Shelf....................................... 94
Table 26 GLI Board Parameters ....................................... 98
Table 27 CPU Information Parameters............................. 101
Table 28 Local Office Parameters ................................... 104
Table 29 Local No.7 SSN Parameters .............................. 106
Table 30 Adjacent Office Parameters .............................. 108
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Table 31 - Adjacent no 7 SSN Parameters .......................... 110

Table 32 NO.7 PCM Parameters ..................................... 112
Table 33 - Configuring No.7 Link Set Parameters ................ 113
Table 34 No 7 Link Parameters ...................................... 114
Table 35 No 7 Link Monitor Parameters ............................ 116
Table 36 No 7 Route Parameters .................................... 118
Table 37 - Creating No. 7 Office Parameters ....................... 119
Table 38 Application Server Basic Config Parameters ....... 120
Table 39 Application Server Parameters (ASP ID) ............. 122
Table 40 - Office Guide Configuration Parameters ............... 125
Table 41 Office Guide Configuration Parameters (Adjacent
Office ........................................................................... 126
Table 42 - ASP Configuration Parameters (Basic Config)....... 131
Table 43 ASP Configuration Parameters (Other Parameters)
................................................................................... 132
Table 44 ASP Configuration Parameters (IP Config) .......... 134
Table 45 - ASP Configuration Parameters (ASP Config) ........ 134
Table 46 M3UA Parameters ............................................ 136
Table 47 BRCH Parameters ............................................ 141
Table 48 NSVC Parameters ........................................... 144
Table 49 Create Site Parameters .................................... 147
Table 50 Site Parameters ............................................. 148
Table 51 ABIS Pool Parameters...................................... 156
Table 52 Panel Types ................................................... 158
Table 53 TRX Mode Parameters ..................................... 160
Table 54 CMM Board Parameters.................................... 169
Table 55 Create Interface Parameters............................. 193
Table 56 Inventory Unit Parameters ............................... 195
Table 57 Cell Basic Parameters 1 ................................... 199
Table 60 Optional Parameters........................................ 207
Table 61 Cell Selection Parameters................................. 209
Table 62 System Parameters ......................................... 212
Table 63 AMR Half Method Parameter ............................. 214
Table 64 AMR Full Method Parameters ............................ 217
Table 65 Cell Optional Parameters.................................. 219
364
AppendixB - Tables
Table 66 Cell Other Parameters ..................................... 220

Table 67 Service Process Additional Parameters ............... 223
Table 68 GPRS Basic Parameters.................................... 226
Table 69 GPRS Power Control Parameters ....................... 228
Table 70 GPRS Cell Reselection Parameters ..................... 229
Table 71 GPRS Channel Parameters................................ 233
Table 72 GPRS Other Parameters 1 ................................ 237
Table 73 GPRS Other Parameters 2 ................................ 240
Table 74 GPRS NC Survey Parameters ............................ 243
Table 75 GPRS Cell Optional Parameters ......................... 246
Table 76 EDGE Parameters............................................ 249
Table 77 TRX Frequency Info Parameters ........................ 252
Table 78 TRX Info Parameters ....................................... 253
Table 79 Channel Information........................................ 254
Table 80 TRX Info Parameters ....................................... 256
Table 81 Channel Information........................................ 257
Table 82 Frequency Hopping Parameters......................... 260
Table 83 Adjacent Cell Reselection Parameters................. 262
Table 84 Adjacent Cell Handover Parameters ................... 265
Table 85 Adjacent Cell Handover And Reselection Parameters
................................................................................... 270
Table 86 Adjacent Interference Cell Parameters ............... 275
Table 87 Modifying Power Control Parameters .................. 277
Table 88 Modifying Power Survey Parameters .................. 278
Table 89 Modifying Power Adjust Threshold Parameters..... 279
Table 90 Modifying Power Control Other Parameters ......... 280
Table 91 Modifying Cell Handover Control Parameters ....... 283
Table 92 Modifying Handover Control Other Parameters .... 285
Table 93 Modifying Handover Arithmetic Parameters ......... 286
Table 94 Modifying Handover Control Subcell Parameters .. 288
Table 95 Modifying Handover Control Pretreatment Parameters
................................................................................... 289
Table 96 Modifying Handover LEVEL Parameters............... 290
Table 97 Modifying Handover Condition Parameters .......... 292
Table 98 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Resection Parameters......... 294
Table 99 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover Parameters......... 296
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Table 100 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover and Reselection

Parameters.................................................................... 298
Table 101 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters (Basic
Parameters 1)................................................................ 300
Table 102 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters (Basic
Parameters 2)................................................................ 303
Table 103 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters (GPRS
Parameters 1)................................................................ 304
Table 104 Modifying UTRAN Cell Control Parameters (GPRS
Parameters 2)................................................................ 306
Table 105 Modifying UTRAN Handover Control Parameters
Table 106 Modifying UTRAN Handover Control Parameters
Table 107 GERAN External Cell Parameters ..................... 312
Table 108 UTRAN External Cell Parameters...................... 314
Table 109 CLKG Board Alarm Parameters ........................ 318
Table 110 POWERB Alarm Parameters ............................ 321
Table 111 PSN Alarm Parameters ................................... 325
Table 112 Dry Contact Alarm Parameters ........................ 328
Table 113 Synchronizing Tables Parameters .................... 331
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Index
B8112 AEM shelf ............... 163
BRP................................. 239
BVC flow control parameter .. 60
CCCH .............................. 241
cell selection parameters... 208,
210
CEU ................................ 158
Cn5, 42
Process ........................ 130
Deleting BSC Board ............. 99
Dual carrier mode ............. 160
Dynamic HR ..................... 202
EAM ................................ 164
Internal Clock ............ 147, 149
IRC ................................. 160
Latitude ............................. 33
Longitude .......................... 33
MAC address .................... 193
Media Gateway................. 109

Net Clock.................. 147, 149
Nn .................................... 42
Odd carrier modes ............ 160
PBCCH ............................ 233
PCCCH ............................ 233
PDCH .............................. 233
power control parameters .. 242
PPCH .............................. 242
PRACH ............................ 233
PSI ................................. 239
PTCCH/U ......................... 247
RDU................................ 161
Serving Mobile Location Center
.................................. 109
SPAU ....................... 172, 174
SplitPgCycle ..................... 241
USF ................................ 233
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System Interface ............................................................1

Application Window Operations ....................................... 20

Public Resource Configuration ......................................25

Control Shelf Boards Configuration .................................. 68

Resource Shelf Boards Configuration................................ 78

Switching Shelf Boards Configuration ............................... 93

BSC Board Operations ................................................... 99

No.7 Office Configuration ............................................. 117

Creating No.7 Office .......................................................... 118

Configuring SIGTRAN................................................... 130

Configuring Cell EDGE Parameters ....................................... 248

UTRAN Cell Parameter Configuration and Modification ...... 292

External Cell Configuration ........................................... 311

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About This Manual

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

ZXG10 NetNumen-G (V6.00) OMC software

ZXG10 BSS system and its various components

What Is in This Manual

Introduce the basic function of the

Explain configuring public resources such

Chapter 3, BSC Rack

Explain configuring BSC standard rack,

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Explain configuring A interface related

Explain configuring Gb interface and

Explain configuring different types of sites.

Explain configuring inventory unit and

Explain configuring and modifying cell and

Explain configuring alarm parameters for

Chapter 10, Data

Explains various data related operations

Lists all the abbreviations used in this

Lists all the figures and tables used in this

Index of terms and definitions appeared in

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