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Table of Contents
This document has 44 pages.
Summary of changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
EB - FREQUENCY LIST AND GPRS OBJECTS HANDLING . . . . . . . . 8
EBC CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
EBD DELETE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
EBM MODIFY BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
EBO OUTPUT BCCH FREQUENCY LIST(S) <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
EBE CREATE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST . . . . . . . . . 18
EBR DELETE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST . . . . . . . . . 22
EBT MODIFY MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST . . . . . . . . . 24
EBI OUTPUT MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST(S) . . . . . . . 30
EBF CREATE ROUTING AREA <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
EBG DELETE ROUTING AREA <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
EBH MODIFY ROUTING AREA <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
EBP OUTPUT ROUTING AREA(S) <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
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Summary of changes
Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document
issue contains all changes made to previous issues.
Changes made between issues 17-0 and 16-0

EBC CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
The maximum value of the BCCH frequency list has been changed to
3000.
EBD DELETE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
3000.
EBM MODIFY BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
3000.
EBO OUTPUT BCCH FREQUENCY LIST(S) <option>
3000.
EBE CREATE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
New parameters use of the frequency list, DFCA MA list usage (DMAU),
and DFCA MA list group id (DMAG) have been added, and the syntax,
parameter descriptions, command examples, and the execution print-
outs have been updated accordingly.
The maximum value of the MA frequency list has been changed to
3000, and the value range of the DFCA MA frequency list has been
changed to 1...32.
Syntax has been corrected.
EBR DELETE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
New parameter use of the frequency list has been added, and the
syntax, parameter descriptions, command examples, and the execution
printouts have been updated accordingly.
changed to 1...32.
EBT MODIFY MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
New parameters use of the frequency list, DFCA MA list usage (DMAU),
and DFCA MA list group id (DMAG) have been added, and the syntax,
parameter descriptions, command examples, and the execution print-
outs have been updated accordingly.
changed to 1...32.
The description of parameter identification of function has been
updated.
Syntax has been corrected.
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EBI OUTPUT MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST(S)

New parameter use of the frequency list has been added, and the
syntax, parameter descriptions, command examples, and the execution
printouts have been updated accordingly.
New parameters DFCA MA list usage (DMAU) and DFCA MA list group
id (DMAG) have been added to the execution printouts.
changed to 1...32.

The description of parameter frequency (FREQ) has been updated.
The description of parameter frequency (FREQ) has been updated.

EBC CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
2000.
EBD DELETE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
2000.
EBM MODIFY BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
2000.
EBO OUTPUT BCCH FREQUENCY LIST(S) <option>
2000.
2000.
EBR DELETE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
2000.
2000.
DFCA mobile allocation frequency list state parameter explanation has
been updated.
EBI OUTPUT MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST(S)
2000.
EBF CREATE ROUTING AREA <option>
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The maximum number of network service entity identifiers in one

routing area has been changed to 800.
EBG DELETE ROUTING AREA <option>
The value range of location area code has been changed to 1...65533,
and the Note after it has been removed.
EBH MODIFY ROUTING AREA <option>
The maximum number of network service entity identifiers in one
routing area has been changed to 800.
The value range of location area code has been changed to 1...65533,
and the Note after it has been removed.
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DLING
EB - FREQUENCY LIST AND GPRS OBJECTS

HANDLING
With the commands of this command group you create, delete, modify, and output the
BCCH allocation frequency lists, mobile allocation frequency lists, DFCA (Dynamic Fre-
quency and Channel Allocation) mobile allocation frequency lists, and routing areas in
the BSS Radio Network Configuration Database (BSDATA).
BCCH allocation frequency lists are used in cell selection and reselection by mobile
stations in the idle mode and for handovers by active mobile stations.
Mobile allocation lists are used in BTSs with radio frequency hopping. The lists can be
attached to any BTS.
DFCA mobile allocation frequency lists are used in BTSs utilising any of the DFCA-
specific frequency hopping modes.
Routing areas are used in General Packet Radio Service (GPRS).
Menu of the FREQUENCY LIST AND GPRS OBJECTS HANDLING

command group:
? ..... DISPLAY MENU
C: ..... CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
D: ..... DELETE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
M: ..... MODIFY BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
O: ..... OUTPUT BCCH FREQUENCY LIST(S) <option>
E: ..... CREATE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
R: ..... DELETE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
T: ..... MODIFY MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
I: ..... OUTPUT MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST(S)
F: ..... CREATE ROUTING AREA <option>
G: ..... DELETE ROUTING AREA <option>
H: ..... MODIFY ROUTING AREA <option>
P: ..... OUTPUT ROUTING AREA(S) <option>
Z; ..... RETURN TO MAIN LEVEL
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EB - Frequency List and GPRS Objects Handling EBC CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
EBC CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST

<option>
Function With the EBC command you create a BCCH frequency list in the BSDATA. The
command is optional.
Parameters identification of BCCH frequency list, type of BCCH frequency list: frequency;
Syntax EBC: <identification of BCCH frequency list>,

<type of BCCH frequency list> :
[ <frequency> ... ] ; <option>
Parameter explana- identification of BCCH frequency list

tions With this parameter you identify the BCCH frequency list you are creating. The identifi-
cation is a decimal number. The values range from 1 to 3000. The parameter is obliga-
tory.
type of BCCH frequency list

With this parameter you define the type of the BCCH frequency list you are creating. The
values are:
800 GSM 800 frequency band in use
MULTI Multiband in use
The parameter is obligatory.
frequency
With this parameter you define the frequency to be added to the BCCH frequency list.
The values are:
MULTI
GSM 800 GSM 900 GSM 1800 GSM 1900 <option>
128 - 251 1 - 124, 512 - 885 512 - 810 1 - 124,
975 - 1023, 0 128 - 251,
512 - 810,
512 - 885,
975 - 1023, 0
GSM 900 consists of two frequency bands, Primary GSM and Extended GSM. The
value range of Primary GSM is 1 - 124. The value range of Extended GSM is 975 - 1023,
0.
MULTI consists of three frequency bands, dual band for GSM 900/GSM 1800, dual band
for GSM 800/GSM 1900, and dual band for GSM 800/GSM 1800. The value range of
dual band GSM 900/GSM 1800 is 1 - 124, 512 - 885, 975 - 1023, 0. The value range of
dual band GSM 800/GSM 1900 is 128 - 251, 512 - 810. The value range of dual band
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EBC CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option> EB - Frequency List and GPRS Objects Handling
GSM 800/GSM 1800 is 128 - 251, 512 - 885. The frequency range depends on the
active dual band.
The maximum number of frequencies in one BCCH frequency list is 32. If the Common
BCCH is used, the maximum is 31. If the option ISHO_SUPPORT_IN_BSC is ON, the
maximum is 31. If the TD-SCDMA INTERWORKING, IDLE MODE license state is ON,
the maximum is 31. If the Common BCCH and either the ISHO_SUPPORT_IN_BSC
option or TD-SCDMA INTERWORKING, IDLE MODE licence is used, the maximum is
30. You can enter multiple frequencies by using the grouping character &. The licence
affects the maximum number of frequencies only if the licence state is ON.
It must be noticed that these limits are valid in the radio network (RNW) database. Due
to tighter limitations in the system information messages depending on the used fre-
quency range also the 3GPP specification limits must be taken into account in the
network planning.
Examples 1. Create a BCCH frequency list whose identification is 128 and type is GSM 900.
ZEBC:128,900;
2. Create a BCCH frequency list whose identification is 20 and type is GSM 1800. Add
frequencies 515, 520, and 600 to that list.
ZEBC:20,1800:515&520&600;
3. Create a BCCH frequency list whose identification is 12 and type is 800. Add fre-
quencies 131, 136, and 215 to that list.
ZEBC:12,800:131&136&215;
4. Create a BCCH frequency list whose identification is 13 and type is MULTI. Add fre-
quencies 135 and 512 to that list when the GSM800_GSM1900_USAGE option is
used.
ZEBC:13,MULTI:135&512;
5. Create a BCCH frequency list whose identification is 14 and type is MULTI. Add fre-
quencies 140 and 885 to that list when the GSM800_GSM1800_USAGE option is
used.
ZEBC:14,MULTI:140&885;
Execution printouts The execution printout of example 1:

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 13:54:32
BCCH FREQUENCY LIST 128 CREATED

BAND ... 900
COMMAND EXECUTED
The execution printout of example 2:
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 13:54:32

BAND ... 1800
BCCH FREQUENCIES: 515 520 600
COMMAND EXECUTED
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BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 13:54:32
BAND ... 800
BCCH FREQUENCIES: 131 136 215
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 13:54:32
BAND ... MULTI
BCCH FREQUENCIES: 135 512
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 13:54:32
BAND ... MULTI
BCCH FREQUENCIES: 140 885
COMMAND EXECUTED
Semantic error
messages
/*** FREQUENCY 1 GIVEN TWICE ***/
You can enter the same frequency number only once.
In addition, the general semantic error printouts of the MML commands are output. For
more information, see General Notice Messages of MML Session.
Execution error
messages
/*** BCSU UPDATE ERROR ***/
The creation was successful but updating one or more BCSUs failed.
After this printout, a list of failed BCSU updates is output, for example, in the following
form:
/*** BCSU-05 NOT UPDATED ***/
For more information, see Radio Network Administration.
In addition, the general execution error printouts of the MML commands are used. See
General Error Messages of System.
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EBD DELETE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option> EB - Frequency List and GPRS Objects Handling
EBD DELETE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST

<option>
Function With the EBD command you delete a BCCH allocation frequency list from the
BSDATA.You cannot delete a BCCH allocation frequency list if any BTS or SEG is still
using that list. The command is optional.
Parameters identification of BCCH frequency list;
Syntax EBD: <identification of BCCH frequency list>; <option>

tions With this parameter you identify the BCCH frequency list you want to delete. The values
range from 1 to 3000. The parameter is obligatory.
Examples 1. Delete the BCCH frequency list whose identification number is 128.
ZEBD:128;

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 13:54:32
BCCH FREQUENCY LIST 128 DELETED
COMMAND EXECUTED
Semantic error If an error occurs, the general semantic error printouts of the MML commands are
messages output. For more information, see General Notice Messages of MML Session.
Execution error
messages
The deletion was successful but updating one or more BCSUs failed.
form:
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EB - Frequency List and GPRS Objects Handling EBM MODIFY BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option>
EBM MODIFY BCCH FREQUENCY LIST

<option>
Function With the EBM command you add frequencies to the BCCH frequency lists in the
BSDATA and remove frequencies from them. The command is optional.
Parameters identification of BCCH frequency list, identification of function: frequency;
Syntax EBM: <identification of BCCH frequency list> ... ,

<identification of function> :
<frequency> ... ; <option>

tions With this parameter you identify the BCCH frequency list you want to modify. The values
range from 1 to 3000. You can enter multiple BCCH frequency lists by using the
grouping characters & and &&. You cannot modify several types of frequency lists with
one command. The maximum number of BCCH frequency lists in one command is 250.
identification of function
With this parameter you identify whether the command adds a frequency to the BCCH
frequency list or removes a frequency from it. The values are:
A add frequency
R remove frequency
frequency
With this parameter you define the frequency to be added to the BCCH frequency list or
removed from it. The parameter is obligatory.
The values are:
MULTI
GSM 800 GSM 900 GSM 1800 GSM 1900 <option>
128 - 251 1 - 124, 512 - 885 512 - 810 1 - 124,
975 - 1023, 0 128 - 251,
512 - 810,
512 - 885,
975 - 1023, 0
value range of Primary GSM is 1 - 124. The value range of Extended GSM is 975 - 1023,
0.
MULTI consists of three frequency bands, dual band for GSM 900/GSM 1800, dual band
for GSM 800/GSM 1900, and dual band for GSM 800/GSM 1800. The value range of
dual band GSM 900/GSM 1800 is 1 - 124, 512 - 885, 975 - 1023, 0. The value range of
dual band GSM 800/GSM 1900 is 128 - 251, 512 - 810. The value range of dual band
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GSM 800/GSM 1800 is 128 - 251, 512 - 885. The frequency range depends on the
active dual band.
The maximum number of frequencies in one BCCH frequency list is 32. If the Common
BCCH is used, the maximum is 31. If the option ISHO_SUPPORT_IN_BSC is ON, the
maximum is 31. If the TD-SCDMA INTERWORKING, IDLE MODE license state is ON,
the maximum is 31. If the Common BCCH and either the ISHO_SUPPORT_IN_BSC
option or TD-SCDMA INTERWORKING, IDLE MODE licence is used, the maximum is
30. You can enter multiple frequencies by using the grouping character &. The licence
affects the maximum number of frequencies only if the licence state is ON.
It must be noticed that these limits are valid in the radio network (RNW) database. Due
to tighter limitations in the system information messages depending on the used fre-
quency range also the 3GPP specification limits must be taken into account in the
network planning.
Examples 1. Add frequencies 100 and 120 to the BCCH frequency lists 126, 127, and 128.
ZEBM:126&&128,A:100&120;
2. Remove frequencies 57 and 66 from the BCCH frequency lists 124, 125, 126, 127,
and 128.
ZEBM:124&&128,R:57&66;
3. Remove frequencies 10 and 20 from the BCCH frequency lists 1 and 10.
ZEBM:1&10,R:10&20;

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 14:28:32
BCCH FREQUENCY LIST MODIFIED
ADDED FREQUENCIES 100 120

TO
LIST - 126
LIST - 127
LIST - 128
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 14:28:32
BCCH FREQUENCY LIST MODIFIED
REMOVED FREQUENCIES 57 66
FROM
LIST - 124
LIST - 125
LIST - 126
LIST - 127
LIST - 128
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COMMAND EXECUTED
Semantic error
messages
/*** ONLY 250 FREQUENCY LISTS ARE ALLOWED TO BE MODIFIED WITH ONE COMMAND ***/
The maximum number of BCCH frequency lists in one command is 250.
/*** DIFFERENT TYPES OF FREQUENCY ALLOCATION LISTS ***/
You cannot modify several types of frequency lists with one command.
In addition, the general semantic error printouts of the MML commands are used. For
Execution error
messages
/*** NOT ENOUGH SPACE ON THE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST 127 ***/
The maximum number of frequencies in one BCCH frequency list is 30, 31, or 32.
The modification was successful but updating one or more BCSUs failed.
form:
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EBO OUTPUT BCCH FREQUENCY LIST(S)

<option>
Function With the EBO command you output the BCCH frequency lists. The command is optional.
Parameters identification of BCCH frequency list;
Syntax EBO: [ <identification of BCCH frequency list> ... |

<all> def ] ; <option>

tions With this parameter you identify the BCCH frequency list you want to output. The values
range from 1 to 3000. You can enter multiple BCCH frequency lists by using the
grouping characters & and &&. The default value is 'all'.
Examples 1. Output the data of the BCCH frequency lists 126, 127, and 128.
ZEBO:126&&128;
2. Output the data of the BCCH frequency lists 100 and 115.
ZEBO:100&115;
Execution printouts The execution printout of example 1 is:

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 14:48:32
BCCH FREQUENCY LIST - 126 BAND ... 900
FREQUENCIES:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31 32
ATTACHED BTSs:
1 CENTRE001 12 CENTRE002 23 MAINSTREET15
100 COUNTRYSIDE100 101 RIVERSIDE
FREQUENCIES:
10 12 13 14 15 16 107 108 109 110 111 112 113
114 115 116 117 118
ATTACHED BTSs:
55 CENTRE055 56 COUNTRYSIDE056
FREQUENCIES:
100 102 105 110 111 112
ATTACHED BTS:
89 MAINSTREET089
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COMMAND EXECUTED
The execution printout of example 2 if the segment usage <option> is on:
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 14:48:32
FREQUENCIES:
559 560 561 562 563 564 565 566 567 568 569 570 571
572 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580
ATTACHED SEGs:
2 VILLAGE01 15 DOWNTOWN02
FREQUENCIES:
581 582 583 584 585 586 587 589 590
ATTACHED SEGs:
22 PARK075 27 AVENUE054
COMMAND EXECUTED
Execution error General execution error printouts of the MML commands are used. For more informa-
messages tion, see General Error Messages of System.
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EBE CREATE MOBILE ALLOCATION FRE-

QUENCY LIST
Function With the EBE command you create a mobile allocation frequency list or a DFCA mobile
allocation frequency list.
Parameters use of the frequency list, identification of mobile allocation frequency list, type of mobile
allocation frequency list: frequency, DFCA MA list usage <option>, DFCA MA list group
id <option>;
Syntax EBE: [ <use of the frequency list>, | MAL def ]

<identification of mobile allocation frequency list>,
<type of mobile allocation frequency list> :
[[ FREQ = <frequency> ... ]

[ DMAU = <DFCA MA list usage> <option> | CSPS def ]
[ DMAG = <DFCA MA list group id> <option> | 0 def ]] ... ;
Parameter explana- use of the frequency list

tions With this parameter you identify whether the frequency list in question is an MA fre-
quency list or a DFCA MA frequency list. The values are:
MAL mobile allocation frequency list

DMAL DFCA mobile allocation frequency list <option>
If you do not give this parameter, the value mobile allocation frequency list (MAL) is
used.
identification of mobile allocation frequency list

With this parameter you identify the MA frequency list or the DFCA MA frequency list
you are creating. The value range of an MA frequency list is from 1 to 3000. The value
range of a DFCA MA frequency list is from 1 to 32 when the application software
Dynamic Frequency and Channel Allocation is in use.
type of mobile allocation frequency list

With this parameter you define the type of the mobile allocation frequency list you are
creating. The values are:
frequency
FREQ = decimal number
With this parameter you define the frequency to be added to the MA frequency list or the
DFCA MA frequency list.
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The values are:
GSM 800 GSM 900 GSM 1800 GSM 1900

128 - 251 1 - 124 512 - 885 512 - 810
975 - 1023, 0
value range of Primary GSM is 1 - 124 and the value range of Extended GSM is 975 -
1023, 0.
The maximum number of frequencies in one MA frequency list is 63. The maximum
number of frequencies in one DFCA MA frequency list is 32. The maximum number of
mobile allocation frequencies in one command is 32. You can enter multiple frequencies
by using the grouping character &.
DFCA MA list usage <option>

With this parameter you separately define the purpose for each DFCA MA list. Use can
be defined for CS, PS, or both. Default value is CSPS.
Parameter Value Explanation

DMAU = CS DFCA MA list is for CS use.
PS DFCA MA list is for PS use.
CSPS DFCA MA list is for both CS and PS use.
DFCA MA list group id <option>

DMAG = decimal number
With this parameter you define the group id of the DFCA MA list. The frequencies can
be reused on DFCA MA lists which are defined into different groups. This way different
sets of DFCA MA lists can be created for locations with different needs and which are
apart from each other, as frequency checks are performed only inside the DFCA MA list
group.
DFCA does not control interference between channels that are using DFCA MA lists that
belong to different DFCA MA list groups. It is the operator's responsibility to take care of
that in the radio network planning and configuring phase.
The value range is from 0 to 32. Default value is 0.
Examples 1. Create a mobile allocation frequency list whose identification is 128 and type is GSM
900.
ZEBE:MAL,128,900;
2. Create a mobile allocation frequency list whose identification is 200 and type is GSM
1800. Add the frequencies 600, 602, 604, and 606 to the list.
ZEBE:MAL,200,1800:FREQ=600&602&604&606;
3. Create a mobile allocation frequency list whose identification is 25 and type is GSM
800. Add the frequencies 130, 132, and 180 to the list.
ZEBE:MAL,25,800:FREQ=130&132&180;
4. Create a DFCA mobile allocation frequency list whose identification is 1, type is
GSM 800, and group id is 2. Add the frequencies 130, 132, and 180 to the list.
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ZEBE:DMAL,1,800:FREQ=130&132&180,DMAG=2;
Additional informa- When a DFCA MA frequency list has been created, the value of the DFCA mobile
tion allocation frequency list state parameter is 'DFCA out of use' by default.
You can change the state of a DFCA MA list with the modification command EBT.

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:36:07
MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST 128 CREATED

BAND ... 900
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:44:15

BAND ... 1800
MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCIES: 600 602 604 606
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:44:15

BAND ... 800
MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCIES: 130 132 180
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC DX220-LAB 2008-10-10 10:41:10
DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST 1 CREATED

BAND ... 800
DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST STATE ..... DFCA OUT OF USE
DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST USAGE ..... CSPS
DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST GROUP ID .. 2
MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCIES: 130 132 180
COMMAND EXECUTED
Semantic error
messages
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Execution error
messages
The creation was successful but updating one or more BCSUs failed.
form:
In addition, the general execution error printouts of the MML commands are used. For
more information, see General Error Messages of System.
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EBR DELETE MOBILE ALLOCATION FRE-

QUENCY LIST
Function With the EBR command you delete a mobile allocation frequency list or a DFCA mobile
allocation frequency list from the BSDATA. You cannot delete a mobile allocation fre-
quency list if a BTS is still using that list.
Parameters use of the frequency list, identification of mobile allocation frequency list;
Syntax EBR: [ <use of the frequency list>, | MAL def ]

<identification of mobile allocation frequency list> ;


used.

you want to delete. The value range of MA frequency list is from 1 to 3000. The value
range of a DFCA MA frequency list is from 1 to 32, when the application software
Dynamic Frequency and Channel Allocation is in use.
Examples 1. Delete the mobile allocation frequency list whose identification number is 128.
ZEBR:MAL,128;
2. Delete the DFCA mobile allocation frequency list whose identification number is 1.
ZEBR:DMAL,1;

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 13:54:32
MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST 128 DELETED
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC DX220-LAB 2008-10-10 11:50:37
DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST 1 DELETED
COMMAND EXECUTED
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Execution error
messages
The deletion was successful but updating one or more BCSUs failed.
form:
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EBT MODIFY MOBILE ALLOCATION FRE-

QUENCY LIST
Function With the EBT command you add frequencies to the mobile allocation frequency lists or
the DFCA mobile allocation frequency lists in the BSDATA, remove frequencies from
them, and modify DFCA mobile allocation frequency list parameters.
Parameters use of the frequency list, identification of mobile allocation frequency list , identification
of function: frequency, mobile allocation frequency list state <option>, DFCA MA list
usage <option>, DFCA MA list group id <option>;
Syntax
EBT: [ <use of the frequency list>, | MAL def ]
<identification of mobile allocation frequency list> ... ,
( FREQ = <frequency> ... |

MALS = <DFCA mobile allocation frequency list state> <option> |
( DMAU = <DFCA MA list usage> <option> |
DMAG = <DFCA MA list group id> <option> ) ... ) ;


used.

you want to modify. The value range of an MA frequency list is from 1 to 3000. The value
Dynamic Frequency and Channel Allocation is in use. The maximum number of MA fre-
quency lists and DFCA MA frequency lists in one command is 250.
You can enter multiple MA frequency lists or DFCA MA frequency lists by using the
grouping characters & and && when you add or remove frequencies or when you modify
parameters DMAU or DMAG. You can enter multiple DFCA MA frequency lists by using
the grouping characters & and && when you change the activity state of a DFCA MA
frequency list from 'DFCA in use' to 'DFCA out of use'. However, you cannot enter
multiple DFCA MA frequency lists by using the grouping characters & and && when you
change the activity state of a DFCA MA frequency list from 'DFCA out of use' to 'DFCA
in use'.
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With this parameter you indicate whether the command adds or removes a frequency
from the MA frequency list or the DFCA MA frequency list or changes the DFCA MA fre-
quency list parameters. Modifying parameters of DFCA MA frequency list is only avail-
able with DFCA MA frequency list values from 1 to 32, when the application software
Dynamic Frequency and Channel Allocation is in use. The values are:
A add frequency
R remove frequency
C change DFCA mobile allocation frequency list parameters <option>
frequency
FREQ = decimal number
With this parameter you define the frequency to be added to the MA frequency list or the
DFCA MA frequency list, or removed from it.
The values are:
GSM 800 GSM 900 GSM 1800 GSM 1900

128 - 251 1 - 124 512 - 885 512 - 810
975 - 1023, 0
value range of Primary GSM is 1 - 124 and the value range of Extended GSM is 975 -
1023, 0.
Frequencies of DFCA MA frequency list can be added and removed when the activity
state of a DFCA MA frequency list is 'DFCA out of use'.
You can enter multiple frequencies by using the grouping character &. You can enter the
same frequency only once. One MA frequency list can contain a maximum of 63 mobile
allocation frequencies. One DFCA MA frequency list can contain a maximum of 32
mobile allocation frequencies. The maximum number of mobile allocation frequencies in
one command is 32.
The parameter is allowed only when you add or remove frequencies but in that case the
parameter is obligatory.
DFCA mobile allocation frequency list state <option>

With this parameter you define the activity state of a DFCA MA frequency list. The
values are:

MALS = IN DFCA in use
OUT DFCA out of use
Changing the activity state of a DFCA MA frequency list from 'DFCA in use' to 'DFCA
out of use' requires that the DFCA MA frequency list is not connected to any BTS.
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Changing the activity state of a DFCA MA frequency list from 'DFCA out of use' to 'DFCA
in use' requires that there are frequencies on the DFCA MA list (that is, the list is not
empty).
The activity state of the unused DFCA MA frequency list is automatically changed to
'DFCA out of use' after the list has been detached from every DFCA BTS.
The parameter is allowed only when you change the activity state of the DFCA MA fre-
quency list, but in that case the parameter is obligatory.
When you modify this parameter you cannot modify parameters DFCA MA list usage
(DMAU) or DFCA MA list group id (DMAG).
DFCA MA list usage <option>

With this parameter you separately define the purpose for each DFCA MA list. Use can
be defined for CS, PS, or both.

DMAU = CS DFCA MA list is for CS use.
PS DFCA MA list is for PS use.
CSPS DFCA MA list is for both CS and PS use.
The value of of this parameter can be modified when the activity state of the DFCA MA
frequency list is 'DFCA out of use'. When you modify this parameter, you cannot modify
the parameter DFCA mobile allocation frequency list state (MALS).
DFCA MA list group id <option>

DMAG = decimal number
With this parameter you define the group id of the DFCA MA list. The frequencies can
be reused on DFCA MA lists which are defined into different groups. This way different
sets of DFCA MA lists can be created for locations with different needs and which are
apart from each other, as frequency checks are performed only inside the DFCA MA list
group.
The value range is from 0 to 32.
The value of this parameter can be modified when the activity state of the DFCA MA fre-
quency list is 'DFCA out of use'. When you modify this parameter, you cannot modify the
parameter DFCA mobile allocation frequency list state (MALS).
Examples 1. Add frequencies 10 and 12 to the mobile allocation frequency lists 64, 65, and 66.
ZEBT:MAL,64&&66,A:FREQ=10&12;
2. Remove frequencies 5 and 66 from the mobile allocation frequency lists 124, 125,
126, 127, and 128.
ZEBT:MAL,124&&128,R:FREQ=5&66;
3. Remove frequencies 1 and 124 from the mobile allocation frequency lists 1 and 10.
ZEBT:MAL,1&10,R:FREQ=1&124;
4. Change the DFCA mobile allocation frequency list state from 'DFCA out of use' to
'DFCA in use'. The identification number of the DFCA mobile allocation frequency
list is 1.
ZEBT:DMAL,1,C:MALS=IN;
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5. Change the DFCA mobile allocation frequency list state from 'DFCA in use' to 'DFCA
out of use'. The identification numbers of the lists are 1, 3, and 5.
ZEBT:DMAL,1&3&5,C:MALS=OUT;
6. Modify the DFCA MA list usage value to ‘PS’ and the DFCA MA list group id value
to 2. The identification numbers of the lists are 1 and 2.
ZEBT:DMAL,1&2,C:DMAU=PS,DMAG=2;
Execution printouts The execution printout of the command ZEBT:MAL,126&128,A:100&120; is the fol-
lowing:
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 14:28:32
MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST MODIFIED
ADDED FREQUENCIES 100 120
TO
LIST - 126
LIST - 128
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 14:50:32
MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST MODIFIED
REMOVED FREQUENCIES 5 66
FROM
LIST - 124
LIST - 125
LIST - 126
LIST - 127
LIST - 128
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC DX220-LAB 2008-10-10 12:19:01
DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST MODIFIED
CHANGED DFCA MA LIST STATE TO DFCA IN USE
OF
LIST - 1
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COMMAND EXECUTED

BSC DX220-LAB 2008-10-10 12:22:14
CHANGED DFCA MA LIST STATE TO DFCA OUT OF USE
OF
LIST - 1
LIST - 3
LIST - 5
COMMAND EXECUTED

BSC BSC-LAB 2008-10-10 12:44:15
CHANGED DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST USAGE TO PS

CHANGED DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST GROUP ID TO 2
OF
LIST – 1
LIST - 2
COMMAND EXECUTED
Semantic error
messages
/*** ONLY 250 FREQUENCY LISTS ARE ALLOWED TO BE MODIFIED WITH ONE COMMAND ***/
The maximum number of MA frequency lists and DFCA MA frequency lists in one
command is 250.
You can enter the same frequency value only once.
/*** DIFFERENT TYPES OF FREQUENCY ALLOCATION LISTS ***/
Execution error
messages
/*** BTS SITE NOT UPDATED ***/
The modification was successful but the BTS site was not updated.
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The modification was successful but updating one or more BCSUs failed.
form:
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EBI OUTPUT MOBILE ALLOCATION FRE-

QUENCY LIST(S)
Function With the EBI command you output the mobile allocation frequency lists or the DFCA
mobile allocation frequency lists.
Parameters use of the frequency list, identification of mobile allocation frequency list;
Syntax EBI: [ <use of the frequency list>,

<identification of mobile allocation frequency list> ... |
<all> def ] | <all> def ;


If you do not give this parameter, all possible MA frequency lists and DFCA MA fre-
quency lists are output.

you want to output. The value range of an MA frequency list is from 1 to 3000. The value
Dynamic Frequency and Channel Allocation is in use. DFCA MA frequency lists are
output so that the pairs of DFCA MA frequency lists are shown simultaneously. You can
enter multiple MA frequency lists or DFCA MA frequency lists by using the grouping
characters & and &&. The default value is that all MA frequency lists or DFCA MA fre-
quency lists are output.
This parameter cannot be given if the parameter use of the frequency list has
not been given.
Examples 1. Output the data of the mobile allocation frequency lists 126, 127, and 128.
ZEBI:MAL,126&&128;
2. Output the data of the DFCA mobile allocation frequency lists 1 and 2.
ZEBI:DMAL,1;
3. Output the data of the mobile allocation frequency list 1.
ZEBI:MAL,1;
4. Output all MA frequency lists and DFCA MA frequency lists in BSDATA.
ZEBI;
Execution printouts The printout of the command ZEBI:MAL,126&127; is the following:

BSC DX220-LAB 2008-10-10 14:12:39
MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST - 126 BAND ... 900

FREQUENCIES:
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
40 41 42
ATTACHED AS MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST TO BTS:
1 CENTRE001 12 CENTRE002 23 MAINSTREET15
ATTACHED AS UNDERLAY MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST TO BTS:
100 COUNTRYSIDE100 101 RIVERSIDE

FREQUENCIES:
10 12 13 14 15 16 107 108 109 110 111 112 113
114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124
ATTACHED AS MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST TO BTS:
21 CENTRE021 22 CENTRE022
COMMAND EXECUTED
The printout of the command ZEBI:DMAL,1; is the following:

BSC DX220-LAB 2008-10-10 14:13:01
DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
ID: 1 ID: 2
BAND: ..... 800 BAND: ..... 800
STATE: ..... DFCA IN USE STATE: ..... DFCA OUT OF USE
USAGE: ..... PS USAGE: ..... CSPS
GROUP ID: .. 2 GROUP ID: .. 3
FREQUENCIES: FREQUENCIES:
128 129 130 131 132 140 141 142 143 144
133 134 135 136 137 145 146 147 148 149
MA ID 1 ATTACHED AS DFCA MA LIST TO BTS:
22 CENTRUM22 23 CENTRUM23 24 CENTRUM24
25 CENTRUM25
COMMAND EXECUTED
If the DFCA mobile allocation frequency list 2 is not created, the printout of the command
ZEBI:DMAL,1; is the following:
BSC DX220-LAB 2008-10-10 14:13:45
DFCA MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST
ID: 1 ID: 2
BAND: ..... 800 BAND: ..... -
STATE: ..... DFCA IN USE STATE: ..... -
USAGE: ..... PS USAGE: ..... -
GROUP ID: .. 2 GROUP ID: .. -
FREQUENCIES: FREQUENCIES:
128 129 130 131 132
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133 134 135 136 137

MA ID 1 ATTACHED AS DFCA MA LIST TO BTS:
22 CENTRUM22 23 CENTRUM23 24 CENTRUM24
25 CENTRUM25
COMMAND EXECUTED
The printout of the command ZEBI:MAL,1; is the following:

BSC DX220-LAB 2008-10-10 14:13:56

FREQUENCIES:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31 32 33
ATTACHED AS DFCA UNSYNCHRONIZED MODE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST TO BTS:
3 CENTRE03 5 CENTRE05
COMMAND EXECUTED
Execution error In addition, the general execution error printouts of the MML commands are used. For
messages more information, see General Error Messages of System.
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EBF CREATE ROUTING AREA <option>

Function With the EBF command you create a routing area in the BSDATA. The command is
optional.
Parameters mobile country code, mobile network code, location area code, routing area code:
network service entity identifier;
Syntax
EBF: MCC = <mobile country code>,
MNC = <mobile network code>,
LAC = <location area code>,
RAC = <routing area code> :
[ NSEI = <network service entity identifier> ... ] ; <option>
Parameter explana- mobile country code

tions MCC = decimal number
With this parameter you identify the mobile country code number. The value range is
from 0 to 999. The parameter is obligatory.
mobile network code

MNC = binary coded decimal number
With this parameter you identify the mobile network code number. The value range is
from 0 to 99. Optional values range from 0 to 999. The parameter is obligatory.
☞ As the value of the parameter is a binary coded decimal number in the entire GSM
network, the preceding zeros are significant, for example 1, 01, and 001 are different
values. The use of one digit MNC is not allowed.
location area code

LAC = decimal number
With this parameter you identify the location area code number. The value range is from
1 to 65533. The parameter is obligatory.
routing area code

RAC = decimal number
With this parameter you identify the routing area code number. The value range is from
network service entity identifier

NSEI = decimal number
With this parameter you define the network service entity identifiers to be added to the
routing area.
The values range from 0 to 65535.
The maximum number of network service entity identifiers in one routing area is 800.
You can enter multiple network service entity identifiers by using the grouping character
&.
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Examples 1. Create a routing area whose mobile country code is 10, mobile network code is 15,
location area code is 120, and routing area code is 200.
ZEBF:MCC=10,MNC=15,LAC=120,RAC=200;
2. Create a routing area whose mobile country code is 12, mobile network code is 50,
location area code is 1000, and routing area code is 10. Add network service entity
identifiers 1, 2, and 3 to that routing area.
ZEBF:MCC=12,MNC=50,LAC=1000,RAC=10:NSEI=1&2&3;
Additional informa- Routing Area Identification (RAI) = MCC + MNC + LAC + RAC. RAI is used for identify-
tion ing GPRS cells.

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:22:32
ROUTING AREA CREATED
ROUTING AREA IDENTIFICATION..............(RAI)

MOBILE COUNTRY CODE...................(MCC).... 010
MOBILE NETWORK CODE...................(MNC).... 15
LOCATION AREA CODE....................(LAC).... 00120
ROUTING AREA CODE.....................(RAC).... 200
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:25:44

NSEIs: 1 2 3
BTSs USING THE ROUTING AREA:
100 COUNTRYSIDE100 101 MAINSTREET101
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:25:44

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NSEIs: 1 2 3
SEGs USING THE ROUTING AREA:
COMMAND EXECUTED
Semantic error
messages
/*** NSEI 1 GIVEN TWICE ***/
You can enter the same network service entity identifier only once.
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EBG DELETE ROUTING AREA <option>

Function With the EBG command you delete a routing area from the BSDATA. The command is
optional.
Parameters mobile country code, mobile network code, location area code, routing area code;
Syntax EBG: MCC = <mobile country code>,

RAC = <routing area code> ; <option>

With this parameter you identify the mobile country code number. The values range from
mobile network code

With this parameter you identify the mobile network code number. The values range
location area code

With this parameter you identify the location area code number. The values range from
1...65533. The parameter is obligatory.
routing area code

With this parameter you identify the routing area code number. The values range from
Examples 1. Delete the routing area whose mobile country code is 101, mobile network code is
19, location area code is 1050, and routing area code is 100.
ZEBG:MCC=101,MNC=19,LAC=1050,RAC=100;
You cannot delete a routing area if a GPRS-enabled BTS or SEG is still using it.

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:22:32
ROUTING AREA DELETED

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COMMAND EXECUTED
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EBH MODIFY ROUTING AREA <option>

Function With the EBH command you add network service entity identifiers to a routing area in
the BSDATA and remove network service entity identifiers from it. The command is
optional.
Parameters mobile country code, mobile network code, location area code, routing area code: iden-
tification of function: network service entity identifier;
Syntax EBH: MCC = <mobile country code>,

RAC = <routing area code> :
NSEI = <network service entity identifier> ... ; <option>

With this parameter you identify the mobile country code number. The values range from
mobile network code

With this parameter you identify the mobile network code number. The values range
location area code

1...65533. The parameter is obligatory.
routing area code

With this parameter you identify whether the command adds network service entity iden-
tifiers to a routing area or removes network service entity identifiers from it. The values
are:
A add network service entity identifiers
R remove network service entity identifiers
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With this parameter you define the network service entity identifiers to be added to a
routing area or removed from it.
You can enter multiple network service entity identifiers by using the grouping character
&. You can enter the same network service entity identifier only once.
☞ You cannot remove a network service entity identifier from a routing area if a GPRS-
enabled BTS or SEG using the routing area is using it.
Examples 1. Add network service entity identifiers 1 and 2 to the routing area with mobile country
code 555, mobile network code 99, location area code 11111, and routing area code
255.
ZEBH:MCC=555,MNC=99,LAC=11111,RAC=255:A:NSEI=1&2;
2. Remove network service entity identifiers 10 and 11 from the routing area with
mobile country code 200, mobile network code 66, location area code 50500, and
routing area code 107.
ZEBH:MCC=200,MNC=66,LAC=50500,RAC=107:R:NSEI=10&11;

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:22:34
ROUTING AREA MODIFIED
ADDED NSEIs: 1 2
TO


COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:22:34
ADDED NSEIs: 1 2
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COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:22:32
REMOVED NSEIs: 10 11
FROM


1 RIVERSIDE001 2 MAINSTREET002
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:22:32
REMOVED NSEIs: 10 11
FROM


1 RIVERSIDE001 2 MAINSTREET002
COMMAND EXECUTED
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Semantic error
messages
/*** NSEI 1 GIVEN TWICE ***/
You can enter the same network service entity identifier only once.
Execution error
messages
/*** NOT ENOUGH SPACE IN THE ROUTING AREA ***/
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EBP OUTPUT ROUTING AREA(S) <option>

Function With the EBP command you output the routing areas or the BTSs or SEGs using the
network service entity identifiers in the BSDATA. The command is optional.
Parameters mobile country code, mobile network code, location area code, routing area code,
network service entity identifier;
Syntax
EBP: [ [ MCC = <mobile country code>,
RAC = <routing area code> ] | <all> def |
NSEI = <network service entity identifier> ... ] ; <option>

With this parameter you identify the mobile country code number. The value range is
from 0 to 999. If you enter this parameter, you must also enter the parameters mobile
network code (MNC), location area code (LAC), and routing area code (RAC). If you do
not enter these parameters, all routing areas under the BSC are output.
mobile network code

With this parameter you identify the mobile network code number. The value range is
from 0 to 99. Optional values range from 0 to 999. If you enter this parameter, you must
also enter the parameters mobile country code (MCC), location area code (LAC), and
routing area code (RAC). If you do not enter these parameters, all routing areas under
the BSC are output.
location area code

1 to 65533. If you enter this parameter, you must also enter the parameters mobile
country code (MCC), mobile network code (MNC), and routing area code (RAC). If you
do not enter these parameters, all routing areas under the BSC are output.
routing area code

0 to 255. If you enter this parameter, you must also enter the parameters mobile country
code (MCC), mobile network code (MNC), and location area code (LAC). If you do not
enter these parameters, all routing areas under the BSC are output.
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With this parameter you identify the network service entity identifiers. The BTSs or SEGs
using the NSEI are output.
You can enter multiple network service entity identifiers by using the grouping charac-
ters & and &&. If you enter this parameter, you cannot enter any other parameters.
Examples 1. Output all the routing areas in the BSDATA.

ZEBP;
2. Output the routing area whose mobile country code is 222, mobile network code is
21, location area code is 234, and routing area code is 100.
ZEBP:MCC=222,MNC=21,LAC=234,RAC=100;
3. Output the BTSs or SEGs using the network service entity identifier 0.
ZEBP:NSEI=0;

BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:22:32

NSEIs: 5 1000 55555

COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:22:32

NSEIs: 5 1000 55555

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EBP OUTPUT ROUTING AREA(S) <option> EB - Frequency List and GPRS Objects Handling
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:25:22
BTSs USING THE NSEI-00000:

1 CITY001 2 CITY002
COMMAND EXECUTED
BSC BSC-LAB 2004-10-10 12:25:22
SEGs USING THE NSEI-00000:

1 CITY001 2 CITY002
COMMAND EXECUTED
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EB - Frequency List and GPRS Objects

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EB - FREQUENCY LIST AND GPRS OBJECTS HANDLING . . . . . . . . 8

EBC CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

EBD DELETE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

EBM MODIFY BCCH FREQUENCY LIST <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

EBO OUTPUT BCCH FREQUENCY LIST(S) <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

EBE CREATE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST . . . . . . . . . 18

EBR DELETE MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST . . . . . . . . . 22

EBT MODIFY MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST . . . . . . . . . 24

EBI OUTPUT MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST(S) . . . . . . . 30

EBF CREATE ROUTING AREA <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

EBG DELETE ROUTING AREA <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

EBH MODIFY ROUTING AREA <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

EBP OUTPUT ROUTING AREA(S) <option> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Changes made between issues 17-0 and 16-0

EBI OUTPUT MOBILE ALLOCATION FREQUENCY LIST(S)

Changes made between issues 16-0 and 15-0

Changes made between issues 15-0 and 14-1

The maximum number of network service entity identifiers in one

EB - FREQUENCY LIST AND GPRS OBJECTS

Menu of the FREQUENCY LIST AND GPRS OBJECTS HANDLING

EBC CREATE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST

Syntax EBC: <identification of BCCH frequency list>,

[ <frequency> ... ] ; <option>

Parameter explana- identification of BCCH frequency list

type of BCCH frequency list

Execution printouts The execution printout of example 1:

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST 128 CREATED

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST 20 CREATED

The execution printout of example 3:

EBD DELETE BCCH FREQUENCY LIST

Parameters identification of BCCH frequency list;

Syntax EBD: <identification of BCCH frequency list>; <option>

Parameter explana- identification of BCCH frequency list

Execution printouts The execution printout of example 1:

EBM MODIFY BCCH FREQUENCY LIST

Parameters identification of BCCH frequency list, identification of function: frequency;

Syntax EBM: <identification of BCCH frequency list> ... ,

<frequency> ... ; <option>

Parameter explana- identification of BCCH frequency list

Execution printouts The execution printout of example 1:

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST MODIFIED

ADDED FREQUENCIES 100 120

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST MODIFIED

EBO OUTPUT BCCH FREQUENCY LIST(S)

Parameters identification of BCCH frequency list;

Syntax EBO: [ <identification of BCCH frequency list> ... |

Parameter explana- identification of BCCH frequency list

Execution printouts The execution printout of example 1 is:

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST - 126 BAND ... 900

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST - 127 BAND ... 900

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST - 128 BAND ... 900

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST - 100 BAND ... 1800

BCCH FREQUENCY LIST - 115 BAND ... 1800

EBE CREATE MOBILE ALLOCATION FRE-

Syntax EBE: [ <use of the frequency list>, | MAL def ]

[[ FREQ = <frequency> ... ]

Parameter explana- use of the frequency list

MAL mobile allocation frequency list

identification of mobile allocation frequency list

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