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Revision History
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4.6 Interface Specifications....................................................................................... 4-4
4.7 Capacity Specifications....................................................................................... 4-4
4.8 Clock Specifications ........................................................................................... 4-5
4.9 Reliability Specifications ..................................................................................... 4-5
Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables ............................................................................................................ III
Glossary .........................................................................................................V
II
About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes the appearance, composition, signal processing flow, technical
specifications, system configuration and reliability of ZXUR 9000 GSM.
Chapter Description
Chapter 1, Product Introduces the appearance and context of ZXUR 9000 GSM.
Overview
Chapter 2, Product Introduces the logic composition, hardware composition and software
Composition composition of ZXUR 9000 GSM.
Chapter 3, Signal Illustrates the signal processing flow of the user plane, control plane,
Processing Flow and the BTS operation and maintenance data flow.
Chapter 4, Technical Introduces the indices and specifications of ZXUR 9000 GSM.
Specifications
Chapter 6, Reliability Introduces the hardware reliability design, software reliability design
and heat dissipation design of ZXUR 9000 GSM.
Intended Audience
l System engineers
l Planning engineers
I
II
Chapter 1
Product Overview
Table of Contents
Product Appearance...................................................................................................1-1
Product Context .........................................................................................................1-1
1-1
BSC and one or more BTSs. The BSC and the BTS are connected via the Abis interface,
while the GERAN and the CN are connected via the A/Gb interface.
The network location of ZXUR 9000 GSM (BSC) and its relations with other network
elements are shown in Figure 1-2.
1-2
• BTS: Base Transceiver • SGSN: Service GPRS • O & M Unit: Operation and
Station Supporting Node Maintenance Unit
• MSC: Mobile Switching • AU: Access Unit • PMU: Peripheral Monitoring
Center • SU: Switching Unit Unit
2-1
Operation and Maintenance The unit handles the global UMP, ECDM
Unit process and the O&M control
at system-level. It also isolates
internal and external network
segments and provides the
global clock.
Access Unit This unit concerns external EDTT, ESDTT, ESDTG, ESDTI,
interfaces, including Abis, A, EDTI, EGPB
and Gb (E1/T1, CSTM-1, IP). It
implements part of the link layer
processing.
Peripheral Monitoring Unit This unit belongs to O&M PDUM, PDUB, PDUC, EPCB,
module and is responsible EFMB, NFCM, NFSD, ALB
for collecting peripheral
information and environment
board information within the
cabinet, including the status
of power distributor and fan,
the environment alarms that
reflect changes in temperature,
humidity, smog, water, and
infrared. The unit raises
system alarms of different
levels according to system
fault grades, thus facilitating
timely handling by equipment
management personnel.
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
EDTT TDM Over E1/T1 at the 2×1G, the back plane No backup or 1+1
interfaces A, Abis, and connects 2 EGBS backup
Ater boards, control plane
4×1G, the back plane
connects 2 EGFS
boards, media plane
32×E1/T1
EDTI IP Over E1/T1 at the 2×1G, the back plane No backup or 1+1
interface Abis connects 2 EGBS backup
TDM Over E1/T1 at the boards, control plane
interface Gb 4×1G, the back plane
connects 2 EGFS
boards, media plane
32×E1/T1
ESDTT TDM Over CSTM–1 at 2×1G, the back plane 1+1 backup
the interface A connects 2 EGBS
boards, control plane
4×1G, the back plane
connects 2 EGFS
boards, media plane
ESDTI IP Over CSTM-1 at the 2×1G, the back plane 1+1 backup
interfaces Abis connects 2 EGBS
TDM Over CSTM-1 at boards, control plane
the interface Gb 4×1G, the back plane
connects 2 EGFS
boards, media plane
ESDTG TDM Over CSTM-1 at 2×1G, the back plane 1+1 backup
the interfaces Abis and connects 2 EGBS
Ater boards, control plane
4×1G, the back plane
connects 2 EGFS
boards, media plane
2-7
2-8
connection at the
media plane
l 2×10G,
active-standby
interconnection
Clock
l 1× antenna port,
connecting to the
GPS antenna via
cable
l 2× clock input,
connecting to the
BITS reference via
cable
l 3× clock output,
connecting to other
subracks
The software runs on the cabinet of ZXUR 9000 GSM, responsible for service
processing.
2. OMM Client
This software is the client of the operation and maintenance module. The client
provides functions to manage the NEs of the BSS, such as fault management,
performance management, and configuration management.
The communication between the ZXUR 9000 GSM equipment and the OMM client
conforms to the TCP/IP protocol.
2-9
Version software can be managed on the EMS client. It that can be dynamically
updated.
l Firmware
Firmware is a software program written on the hardware chips and cannot be updated
on the EMS client.
2-10
3-1
3-2
The downlink signaling flow at the A interface is illustrated in Figure 3-4 as an example. The
figure shows the signaling flow between the master subrack and the subordinate subrack.
The signaling flow in the uplink goes in the opposite direction.
3-3
3-4
l Cabinet Weight
Maximum weight of a single cabinet: 430 kg
Parameter Specification
4-1
Long-term operation: 5 % to 85 %
Short-term operation: 5 % to 90 %
Note:
The short-term operation means that the continuous operating period does not exceed
96 hours and the accumulative total period within a year does not exceed 15 days.
4-2
4-3
l Earthquake resistance
The equipment is safe against 8 magnitude earthquakes.
CSTM-1 4
E1/T1 32
FE/GE 4
4-4
Number of racks 1 1
Item Specification
MTTR 30 minutes
Availability 99.99992 %
System downtime Less than 1 minutes per year for whole system
downtime
4-5
4-6
5-1
The number of interface boards is dependent on total traffic of each interface and the
number of external equipment.
The processing resources on the user plane are the key factor for system configuration.
The requirement of processing resources on the user plane can be obtained by collecting
total system voice traffic and the user-plane board traffic. And then the control-plane
processing resources can be calculated by data matching based on the user-plane data.
The required amount of system control resources and switch platform resources can be
calculated from the amount of the above resources.
Board Number of Boards for Number of Boards for Number of Boards for
Single Subrack Double Subracks Triple Subracks
UMP (OMM) 2 2 2
UMP (OMP) 2 2 2
Board Number of Boards for Number of Boards for Number of Boards for
Single Rack Double Racks Triple Racks
EGFS 2 4 6
EGBS 2 4 6
5-2
5-3
5-4
5-5
l The clock reference cable connects the clock output on the EFGS board in the master
subrack to the clock input on the EFGS board in the subordinate subrack.
The cabling outside the rack includes:
l The EGFS board in the master subrack is connected to the BITS clock reference via
cable.
l The types of interface boards connect to the external network via the Ethernet cable,
optical fiber, or E1 cable.
5-6
6-1
Note:
The two boards as active-standby peers may not use two neighboring slots. The slot
distribution is decided by the cabling on the back plane.
The product has powerful fault tolerance, which can be illustrated by the following aspects:
6-2
l Supports the backup of the key version or major data as the basis for rollback in the
case of failed loading of a version or relevant data.
l The Watchdog function can restart a board to resume operation when an error occurs
during the software operation. Meanwhile, the black box records the runtime errors
for further analysis.
l During the backup of hardware, the software can automatically test the faults occurring
at ports, links, and other faults. If any fault is tested, the software automatically start
or activate the standby unit to ensure proper system operation.
6-3
6-4
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Figures
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Tables