Professional Documents
Culture Documents
ISSUE 1.0
Chapter 1 Chapter 2
Alarm Classification
According to the generation time, alarms are classified into: Active alarm: An active alarm is a fault alarm not recovered in the BSC6000
system.
History alarm: A history alarm is an alarm generated in the BSC6000 system History alarms consist of the following:
Alarm Classification
Event alarm: An event alarm is a alarm generated to indicate a transient state during equipment operation. Some event alarms are generated periodically. Event alarms are only to notify that the system is in alarm state and thus do not require handling.
Basic Concepts
Alarm severity: Critical Alarm, Major Alarm, Minor Alarm, Warning Alarm
Alarm severity Critical Definition Alarms that affect the services provided by the system Critical alarms must be handled immediately even if they are generated outside working hours. If the equipment or resources are totally unavailable, the equipment or resources have to be recovered. Major Alarms that affect the quality of service Major alarms must be handled during working hours. If the quality of services provided by certain equipment or resources decreases, the equipment or resources need to be recovered. Minor Alarms that do not affect the quality of services but may lead to more serious faults Minor alarms need handling in proper time or further check. Warning Alarms indicating that there may be faults affecting the quality of services Learn the running status of the system Check the alarm causes and eliminate them. Handle the alarms in time. Otherwise, some major f unctions may be affected. Handling method Handle the alarms imme diately. Otherwise, the system may be unavailable.
Basic Concepts
Classification of network management: The network management is divided into power system, environment system, signaling system, trunk system, hardware system, software system, operating system, communication system, quality of services, processing faults, and so on. Location information: Location information is the information used to locate
alarms. The location information in the alarm recovery report is the same as
that in the corresponding fault alarm report. Alarm type: Fault alarm or event alarm Alarm Clear Flag: The sign indicates whether an alarm is cleared. The Flag is
GSCU
GBAM
LMT Convert
GSCU
GBAM finishes corresponding output (send the output to LMT/EMS and records
the alarm log). The Covert module of LMT finishes driving and output of the alarm box. GTCS
Service board
GMPS
GEIUT GSCU GBAM LMT Convert
GEIUT
The Convert module of LMT finishes driving and output of the alarm box.
BTS
Chapter 1
Basic Concepts
Browsing Alarms
Browsing Alarms: Query active alarms and receive real-time alarm reports to keep the displayed active alarms corresponding with GBAM. In addition, alarms can be manually cleared. (Demonstrate)
history alarms.
Thank You