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DBS3900 GSM&BTS3900 GSM&BTS3900A GSM

BTS3000V100R012C00
Operation Guide to New Functions
(For Internal Use)

Issue 01

Date 2010-06-30

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About This Document

Author
Prepared by GBTS software development team Date 2010-06-10

Reviewed by Deng Dechun, Lu Xiangming, Date 2010-06-18

Zeng Yongdong, Wu Mei, Wang
Yulin, Wang Qingsong
Test Deng Dechun Date 2010-06-25

Approved by Wang Qingsong Date 2010-06-30

Summary
You are advised to read this document before using DBS3900 GSM&BTS3900
GSM&BTS3900A GSM. This document consists of the following chapters:

Chapter Description

1Version Relation Description This chapter describes the version relation

between BTS3000V100R012C00 and the
software of different products.
2Operation Guide to New Functions in This chapter provides an operation guide to new
BTS3000V100R012C00 functions in BTS3000V100R012C00.

History
Issue Description Date Author Approved by

01 First issue 2010-06-30 GBTS software Wang

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Contents

1 Version Relation Description..................................................................................................1-1

2 Operation Guide to New Functions in BTS3000V100R012C00.........................................2-1
2.1 Power Lose Redundancy Alarm.....................................................................................................................2-1
2.1.1 Function Description.............................................................................................................................2-1
2.1.2 Operation Procedure..............................................................................................................................2-1
2.1.3 Version Relation Description................................................................................................................2-2
2.2 Maintainability and Testability of the RF Module and the FPGA Module....................................................2-2
2.2.1 Function Description.............................................................................................................................2-2
2.2.2 Operation Procedure..............................................................................................................................2-2
2.2.3 Version Relation Description................................................................................................................2-9
2.3 Integrated Link Fault Location Scheme.........................................................................................................2-9
2.3.1 Function Description.............................................................................................................................2-9
2.3.2 Operation Procedure..............................................................................................................................2-9
2.3.3 Version Relation Description..............................................................................................................2-14
2.4 DSP Maintainability and Testability Requirement Package.........................................................................2-14
2.4.1 Function Description...........................................................................................................................2-14
2.4.2 Operation Procedure............................................................................................................................2-15
2.4.3 Version Relation Description..............................................................................................................2-17
2.5 Peer Device Reset.........................................................................................................................................2-17
2.5.1 Function Description...........................................................................................................................2-17
2.5.2 Operation Procedure............................................................................................................................2-17
2.5.3 Version Relation Description..............................................................................................................2-18
2.6 Resetting the Ethernet Port...........................................................................................................................2-18
2.6.1 Function Description...........................................................................................................................2-18
2.6.2 Operation Procedure............................................................................................................................2-18
2.6.3 Version Relation Description..............................................................................................................2-18
2.7 Downlink AFC..............................................................................................................................................2-19
2.7.1 Function Description...........................................................................................................................2-19
2.7.2 Operation Procedure............................................................................................................................2-19
2.7.3 Version Relation Description..............................................................................................................2-19
2.8 Cross Call Detection and Enhanced Positioning Function...........................................................................2-19
2.8.1 Function Description...........................................................................................................................2-19

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2.8.2 Operation Procedure............................................................................................................................2-19

2.8.3 Version Relation Description..............................................................................................................2-26
2.9 Normalization of Common Parameters........................................................................................................2-26
2.9.1 Function Description...........................................................................................................................2-26
2.9.2 Operation Procedure............................................................................................................................2-27
2.9.3 Version Relation Description..............................................................................................................2-28
2.10 Higher-Order Modulation Power Increase.................................................................................................2-28
2.10.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-28
2.10.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-28
2.10.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-29
2.11 EMUA in Remote Mode.............................................................................................................................2-29
2.11.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-29
2.11.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-29
2.11.3 Version Relation Description.............................................................................................................2-29
2.12 GSM+LTE Co-Cabinet Solution................................................................................................................2-29
2.12.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-29
2.12.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-30
2.12.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-30
2.13 Normalization of Transmission Parameters................................................................................................2-30
2.13.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-30
2.13.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-31
2.13.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-39
2.14 Optimization on CPRI Rate Negotiation....................................................................................................2-39
2.14.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-39
2.14.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-39
2.14.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-39
2.15 Optimization on the MCPA Algorithm.......................................................................................................2-39
2.15.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-39
2.15.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-40
2.15.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-40
2.16 Optimization on the Co-TRM Performance and Algorithm at the MBTS.................................................2-40
2.16.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-40
2.16.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-40
2.16.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-43
2.17 Sharing of the Synchronous Ethernet Clock at the MBTS.........................................................................2-43
2.17.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-43
2.17.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-43
2.17.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-44
2.18 Fast Rollback on the MBTS.......................................................................................................................2-44
2.18.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-44
2.18.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-44
2.18.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-44

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2.19 IEEE1588V2-over-MAC Clock Configuration..........................................................................................2-45

2.19.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-45
2.19.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-45
2.19.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-46
2.20 Alignment of Transmission at the MBTS...................................................................................................2-46
2.20.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-46
2.20.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-47
2.20.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-48
2.21 Query of Details on the Loading Control Right.........................................................................................2-48
2.21.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-48
2.21.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-48
2.21.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-48
2.22 Query of E1/T1 Attributes..........................................................................................................................2-48
2.22.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-48
2.22.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-48
2.22.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-49
2.23 IP-Related Functions on the SMT..............................................................................................................2-49
2.23.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-49
2.23.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-49
2.23.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-55
2.24 Query of Hot Patch Activation Time..........................................................................................................2-55
2.24.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-55
2.24.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-55
2.24.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-56
2.25 Query of NE Version Activation Time.......................................................................................................2-56
2.25.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-56
2.25.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-56
2.25.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-56
2.26 XMU Monitoring and Smart TRX.............................................................................................................2-56
2.26.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-56
2.26.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-56
2.26.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-56
2.27 Configuration of Two Ethernet Ports in Port IP Mode...............................................................................2-57
2.27.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-57
2.27.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-57
2.27.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-58
2.28 E1/T1 Co-Transmission Based on UTRP Sharing in the MBTS................................................................2-58
2.28.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-58
2.28.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-58
2.28.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-58
2.29 Enhanced DSP Voice Link Detection Capability.......................................................................................2-59
2.29.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-59

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2.29.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-59

2.29.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-60
2.30 Optimized Voice Problem Location............................................................................................................2-60
2.30.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-60
2.30.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-61
2.30.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-62
2.31 RET Antenna Normalization and Support for AISG2.0 ALDs..................................................................2-62
2.31.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-62
2.31.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-62
2.31.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-78
2.32 PS Downlink High-Precision Power Control.............................................................................................2-78
2.32.1 Function Description.........................................................................................................................2-78
2.32.2 Operation Procedure..........................................................................................................................2-78
2.32.3 Version Relation Description............................................................................................................2-78

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1 Version Relation Description

Table 1.1 describes the version relation between BTS3000V100R012C00 and the software of
different products.

Table 1.1 Version relation

Product Software Version

BSC6900 BSC6900V900R012C01 and later versions

M2000 iManager M2000-II V200R010C00 and later versions
SMT SMT V100R012C00 and later versions
BTS BTS3000 V100R012C00 and later versions

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BTS3000V100R012C00

2.1 Power Lose Redundancy Alarm

2.1.1 Function Description
When the power lose redundancy alarm is detected, the BTS reports the alarm to the BSC.
You can determine whether to add the PSU or the APM30 according to the report of the
power lose redundancy alarm.

2.1.2 Operation Procedure

Enabling the Power Lose Redundancy Alarm
On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSPLRALM command. Set Power Lose
Redundancy alarm Enabled to YES, and then click Exec.
The power lose redundancy alarm is enabled.

Querying the Switch Status of the Power Lose Redundancy Alarm

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST BTSPLRALM command. Set the index of the target
BTS to query the status of the power lose redundancy alarm switch. The result is displayed as
shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the switch status of the power lose redundancy alarm

2.1.3 Version Relation Description

The hardware model of the PMU supporting this function is PMU01B and the corresponding
software version is C01B026SP21 or later. For version relation description of other products,
see Table 1.1.

2.2 Maintainability and Testability of the RF Module and

the FPGA Module
2.2.1 Function Description
The maintainability and the testability of the RF module and the FPGA module enable the
location of the hardware fault of the RF channel. The related functions are as follows:
 Using customized messages to initiate cross-reception of UL data on RF channel A or B
of the DRFU or to initiate cross-transmission of DL data on RF channels A and B of the
DRFU.
 The board log records the data collected from the FPGA module.
 The DRFU/DRRU log records the key information about the FPGA module periodically.

2.2.2 Operation Procedure

Configuring Before Operation
Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSRXUBP command. Set the parameters as follows:
 RXU Type: based on actual situation
 TX/RX Mode: DOUBLE_ANTENNA
Step 2 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET GTRXDEV command. Set the parameters as follows:
 RX Mode: MAINDIVERSITY
 TX Mode: DTIC

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Step 3 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST GTRX command. The TRX number is listed as shown in
Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the TRX number

Step 4 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST GCELL command. The cell number is listed as shown
in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the cell number

Step 5 On the BSC6900 LMT, open the Custom Message dialog box. Enter D4-00-FF-FF-FF-81-
00-FF-01-35 in the Custom Message box, and then click Send. Reporting of custom
messages related to RF modules is enabled.
---End

Initiating Cross-Reception of UL Main and Diversity Data on Channel A

On the BSC6900 LMT, open the Custom Message dialog box. Enter D4-04-CellNo-
CarrierID-FF-90-00-0A-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-01-00-Timeout in the Custom
Message box, and then click Send. The cross-reception of UL main and diversity data on
channel A is initiated.

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The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the custom message D4-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-

90-00-0A-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-01-00-Timeout are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the ID of the carrier.
 Timeout indicates the duration for timeout protection, in the unit of minute.

Terminating Cross-Reception of UL Main and Diversity Data on Channel A

On the BSC6900 LMT, open the Custom Message dialog box. Enter D4-04-CellNo-
CarrierID--FF-90-00-0a-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-01-01 in the Custom Message box,
and then click Send. The cross-reception of UL main and diversity data on channel A is
terminated.

The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the custom message D4-04-CellNo-CarrierID--FF-

90-00-0a-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-01-01 are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the ID of the carrier.

Initiating Cross-Reception of UL Main and Diversity Data on Channel B

The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the custom message D4-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-

Terminating Cross-Reception of UL Main and Diversity Data on Channel B

The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the custom message D4-04-CellNo-CarrierID--FF-

90-00-0a-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-01-01 are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the ID of the carrier.

Initiating Cross-Transmission of DL Data on Channel A and Channel B

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, open the Custom Message dialog box. Enter D4-04-CellNo-
CarrierID-FF-90-00-0A-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-00-00-Timeout in the Custom
Message box, and then click Send.

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The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the custom message D4-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-

90-00-0A-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-00-00-Timeout are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the ID of the carrier.
 Timeout indicates the duration for timeout protection, in the unit of minute.

Step 2 Wait until you see the response message D5-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-90-00-09-5C-

CarrierID-06-88-C4-00-5A-00-00, which indicates that the cross-transmission of DL data on
channel A and channel B is initiated.

The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the response message D5-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-

90-00-09-5C-CarrierID-06-88-C4-00-5A-00-00 are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the number of the carrier.

----End

Terminating Cross-Transmission of DL Data on Channel A and Channel B

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, open the Custom Message dialog box. Enter D4-04-CellNo-
CarrierID--FF-90-00-0a-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-00-01 in the Custom Message box,
and then click Send.

The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the custom message D4-04-CellNo-CarrierID--FF-

90-00-0a-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-5A-00-01 are explained as follows:
 CellNo: indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID: indicates the ID of the carrier.

Step 2 Wait until you see the response message D5-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-90-00-09-5C-

CarrierID-06-88-C4-00-5A-00-00, which indicates that the cross-transmission of DL data on
channel A and channel B is terminated.

The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the response message D5-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-

90-00-09-5C-CarrierID-06-88-C4-00-5A-00-00 are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the number of the carrier.

----End

Querying the Settings of the UL Cross-Reception and DL Cross-Transmission

Flags
Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, open the Custom Message dialog box. Enter D4-04-CellNo-
CarrierID-FF-90-00-0a-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-A5 in the Custom Message box, and
then click Send.

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The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the custom message D4-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-

90-00-0a-87-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-A5 are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the ID of the carrier.

Step 2 Wait until you see the response message D5-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-90-00-0A-5C-

CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-A5-00-UPFLAG-DOWNFLAG, which indicates the settings of the
UL cross-reception and DL cross-transmission flags.

The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the response message D5-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-

90-00-0A-5C-CarrierID-07-88-C4-00-A5-00-UPFLAG-DOWNFLAG are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the number of the carrier.
 UPFLAG indicates the setting of the UL cross-reception flag. The value 0 indicates that UL cross-
reception is terminated, and the value 1 indicates that UL cross-reception is initiated.
 DOWNFLAG indicates the setting of the DL cross-transmission flag. The value 0 indicates that DL
cross-transmission is terminated, and the value 1 indicates that DL cross-transmission is initiated.

---End

Initiating the Data Collection of the FPGA Module

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, open the Custom Message dialog box. Enter D4-04-CellNo-
CarrierID-FF-90-00-0A-87-CarrierID-07-01-C4-05-XX1-XX2-XX3-XX4 in the Custom
Message box, and then click Send.

The custom message, expressed in hexadecimal format, D4-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-90-00-0A-87-

CarrierID-07-01-C4-05-XX1-XX2-XX3-XX4 is defined by the following parameters:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the ID of the carrier.
 XX1-XX2 indicates the node of the data collection.
 XX3-XX4 indicates the number of the data collection times (2 bytes each time).

Step 2 Wait until you see the response message D5-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-90-00-07-5C-

CarrierID-04-01-C4-05-00, which indicates that the data collection of the FPGA module is
initiated.

The variables, expressed in hexadecimal format, in the response message D5-04-CellNo-CarrierID-FF-

90-00-07-5C-CarrierID-04-01-C4-05-00 are explained as follows:
 CellNo indicates the number of the cell.
 CarrierID indicates the number of the carrier.

----End

Extracting the Data Collection Result

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, enter the STR BTSLOG command, and then click Assist. Set the
parameters as follows:
 Log Type: CMPLOG

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 Board Type: based on actual situation

 Command Parameter: Tffs:/FPGA.LOG
Step 2 Click Exec.
The data collection result of the DRRU/DRFU is extracted.
----End

Extracting Single Key Information File of the FPGA Module

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, enter the STR BTSLOG command, and then click Assist. Set the
parameters as follows:
 Log Type: CMPLOG
 Board Type: based on actual situation
 Command Parameter: mfs:/GSMLOG/FPGALOGX.LZP
Step 2 Click Exec.
The single key information file of the FPGA module is extracted.

In mfs:/GSMLOG/FPGALOGX.LZP, the value range of the parameter X is 0 to 3. The value 0

indicates the latest log file, and the values 1 to 3 indicate the log file stored in the flash memory of the
DRFU/DRRU.

----End

Extracting All Key Information Files

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, enter the STR BTSLOG command, and then click Assist. Set the
parameters as follows:
 Log Type: CMPLOG
 Board Type: based on actual situation
 Command Parameter: mfs:/GSMLOG/FPGALOGF.LPS
Step 2 Click Exec.
All key information files are extracted.
Step 3 Open the log file by using the compressed log file viewer. The content is displayed as shown
in Figure 1.1.

The part circled with a red line is the operation information reported by the FPGA module, and the part
circled with a blue line is the test data of the script. The first byte of the operation information indicates
the ID of the operation information.

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Figure 1.1 Viewing log file of the FPGA module

----End

2.2.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.3 Integrated Link Fault Location Scheme

2.3.1 Function Description
The link fault location scheme includes the MAC layer packet capture, IP information query,
E1 online bit error measurement, LAPD link detection, and CPRI link detection.

2.3.2 Operation Procedure

The serial port described in this section refers to the serial port of the BBU.

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Querying the ARP List

Step 1 Input g_pfTCPIPInfoOutput = printf in the serial port operation window to enable the VISP
switch.
Step 2 Enter TCPIP_ShowARP in the serial port operation window to print the ARP list. The
content of the ARP list is shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the ARP list

----End

Querying the ESN

Enter APPTEST_vPrintBrdInfo in the serial port operation window to query the ESN, as
shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the ESN

Querying the CRC Capability on the HDLC Channel

Enter APPTEST_vPrintHdlcCrcMode in the serial port operation window to query the CRC
capability on the HDLC channel, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying CRC capability on the HDLC channel

Ping
Step 1 Enter APPVISP_vStartPing IpAddr, Packets, Datalen, Timeout, More to initiate the ping
function. The ping result is shown in Figure 1.1.

Set the APPVISP_vStartPing IpAddr, Packets, Datalen, Timeout, More parameter as follows:
 IpAddr: indicates the character string of the IP address.
 Packets: indicates the number of the message to be sent. The value range is 1 to 1024, and the
default value is 4. When 0 is specified by the user, the message number 4 is used by default.
 Datalen: indicates the size of the ping packet. The IP header and the ICMP header are not included.
The default value is 56.
 Timeout: indicates the time out duration of sending the message. The duration is specified by the
user. The value range is 200 to 10000, and the default value is 2000.
 More: indicates the interval of sending the message. Unit: ms. The value range is 200 to 10000, and
the default value is 500.

Figure 1.1 Initiating ping

Step 2 Enter APPVISP_vStopPing in the serial port operation window to stop the ping command.
----End

TraceRoute
Step 1 Enter APPVISP_vStartTraceRoute IpAddr, Packets, MaxTTL, Timeout in the serial port
operation window to initiate the TraceRoute command.

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Set the APPVISP_vStartTraceRoute IpAddr, Packets, MaxTTL, Timeout parameter as follows:

 IpAddr: indicates the character string of the IP address.
 IpAddr: indicates the IP address.
 Packets: indicates the number of sent messages. The value range is 1 to 10, and the default value is
3. When this parameter is set to 0 by the user, the default value is applied.
 MaxTTL: indicates the maximum TTL value of the TRACERT packet. The value range is 2 to 255,
and the default value is 16.
 Timeout: indicates the time out duration of the response message of the TRACERT packet. The
value range is 1 to 65535, and the default value is 3000.

Step 2 Enter APPVISP_vStopTraceRoute in the serial port operation window to stop the
TraceRoute command.
----End

LAPD Link Detection

Step 1 Redirect the serial port of the BSC to the GTMU.
Step 2 Enter StartLapdQmcTest carrier No., link direction in the serial port operation window.
The detection information is displayed as shown in Figure 1.1.

Set the StartLapdQmcTest Carrier No., Link direction parameter as follows:

 Carrier No.: indicates number of the carrier on which the LAPD alarm is generated.
 Link direction: 0 indicates UL and 1 indicates DL.

Figure 1.1 Detection information of the LAPD link LAPD

Step 3 Run the qmcGetStatics( 20 ) command several times, and then check the printed RX and TX
frame record on timeslot 20 of the OMC. If the RX frame number does not increase, the
broken point of the link is beyond this timeslot of the OMC.
Step 4 Enter StopLapdQmcTest Carrier No. in the serial port operation window to stop the test.
----End

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Enabling CPRI Loopback

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the STR BTSTST command. Set the BTS-related parameters as
follows:
 Test Mode: CPRILOOPBACK (CPRI loopback test)
 Port No.: CPRI port number
 Duration Second: duration of the CPRI loopback test

Disabling CPRI Loopback

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the STP BTSTST command. Set the BTS-related parameters as
follows:
 Test Mode: CPRILOOPBACK (CPRI loopback test)
 Port No.: CPRI port number
 Duration Second: duration of the CPRI loopback test

Starting the BER Detection of the E1 Link

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the STR BTSE1T1TST command to start the detection of the
E1/T1 BER. Set the BTS-related parameters as follows:
 Cabinet No.: number of the cabinet where the E1 port is located
 Subrack No.: number of the subrack where the E1 port is located
 Slot No.: number of the slot where the E1 port is located
 Port No.: number of the E1 port
 Periodically Report Switch: set on the basis of the actual condition

The values of the Periodically Report Switch parameter are described as follows:
 When this parameter is set to ON(On), the BTS reports the detection result every five minutes after
the detection is started.
 When this parameter is set to OFF(Off), the BTS reports the detection result once after five minutes
and then the BTS does not report the result again.

Step 2 The detection result of the BER is reported, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Detection result of the BER

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Stopping the BER Detection of the E1 Link

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the STP BTSE1T1TST command, and set the BTS-related
parameters to stop the detection of the E1/T1 BER.

2.3.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.4 DSP Maintainability and Testability Requirement

Package
2.4.1 Function Description
This function enables the internal fault location of the DRRU/DRFU. The related functions
are as follows:
 An MML command can be executed to record the values of key variables in the DSP into
the log of the BSC. The log resolution tool Insightsharp can be used to analyze the
information.
 The abnormality log of the mail box during the running period of the GRRU/MRRU can
be obtained by extracting the BTS log. The abnormality log can be used for mail box
fault location.
 The running track of the DSP software can be monitored in real time by anchoring
points. The board log keeps a record of the running track for locating the faults such as
DSP software suspension.

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2.4.2 Operation Procedure

Printing BBDSP Key Information
Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the EXP BTSINFO command to print BBDSP
key information, as shown in Figure 1.1. In this step, set the parameters as follows:
 Set Object Type to BYTRX(By TRX).
 Set CPU No. to 135.
 Set Sub CPU No. to 1.
 Set Command Code as required. This parameter indicates the type of the key
information to be queried.

The values of the Command Code parameter are explained as follows:

 The value 32 indicates the global variables associated with the specified TRX.
 The value 33 indicates the channel attributes.
 The value 34 indicates the channel structure.
 Set Link No. to 255.
 Set Parameter 1 based on the setting in the network. This parameter indicates the
channel number.
 Set Parameter 2 based on the setting in the network. This parameter indicates the sub-
channel number.

Figure 1.1 Printing BBDSP key information

Step 2 Log in to the BSC server, and then find the log file that stores the DSP key information from
the directory \bsc6000\data\mbsc\bam\common\fam\famlogfmt\btsinfo.
Step 3 Use the tool Insightsharp to resolve the log file and obtain the BBDSP key information. Use
the GBTS_KeyInfo_GRFU.xml file as the GRFU/GRRU V2 configuration file and use the
GBTS_KeyInfo_DRFU.xml file as the DRFU/DRRU/GRRU V1 configuration file.
----End

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Detecting the DL Mailbox of the GRRU/MRRU

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the STR BTSLOG command to extract the BTS log. Set the
parameters as follows:
 Log Type: CMPLOG
 Start Date, Start Time, End Date, End Time: based on actual situation
 Board Type: GRRU(GRRU) or GRFU(GRFU)
 Board No.: based on actual situation
 Command Parameter: mfs:/GSMLOG/GSMLOGS.LPS
Step 2 View the extracted BTS log file. When records as shown in Figure 1.1 or Figure 1.2 are
displayed, you can determine that the disorder occurred in the DL mailbox.

The log of the SCP and the DSP may not appear at the same time.
The first record in the log indicates the current position of the slider. The second record indicates the
status of the six DL mailboxes: 55555555 indicates that the mailbox is in idle state, and AAAAAAAA
indicates that the mailbox is in use.
The content of the SCP is similar to that of the DSP. g_ulDspWriteIndex indicates the current position
of the slider.

Figure 1.1 DSP log when the DL mailbox is abnormal

Figure 1.2 SCP log when the DL mailbox is abnormal

----End

BBDSP Lastwords Function

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the STR BTSLOG command to extract the board log. Set the
parameters as follows:
 Log Type: CMPLOG
 Start Date, Start Time, End Date, End Time: based on actual situation
 Board Type: based on actual situation
 Command Parameter: Tffs:/GSMLOG/DSPLWDS.txt

The Lastwords log file can be viewed as follows:

Open the Lastwords log file in hexadecimal mode by using UltraEdit-32, as shown in Figure 1.1. A5 A5
A5 A5 is the flag of the last words. 00 00 34 42 indicates the record position. 05 01 indicates the track of
the anchoring point.

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Figure 1.1 Viewing the Lastwords log file

2.4.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.5 Peer Device Reset

2.5.1 Function Description
This function helps to reset the device at the peer end. The device that can be reset includes
boards and CANBUS module.

2.5.2 Operation Procedure

Resetting the Board at the Peer End
On the BSC6900 LMT, run the RST BTSBRD command. Set the BTS-related parameters as
follows:
 Reset Type: HARDWARE(Hardware Reset)
 Board Type: NONRXU(non-RXU Board)
 Cabinet No.: number of the cabinet where the board is located
 Subrack No.: number of the subrack where the board is located
 Slot No.: number of the slot where the board is located

Only the board in the BBU case at the peer end can be reset.

Resetting the CANBUS Module at the Peer End

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the RST BTSCANBUS command. Set the number of the cabinet,
subrack, and slot of the module as follows:
 Cabinet No.: number of the cabinet where the CANBUS module is located

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 Subrack No.: number of the subrack where the CANBUS module is located
 Slot No.: number of the slot where the CANBUS module is located

Only the CANBUS module in the BBU case at the peer end can be reset.

2.5.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.6 Resetting the Ethernet Port

2.6.1 Function Description
This function helps to reset the Ethernet port, including the BBU service Ethernet port 0 and
port 1.

2.6.2 Operation Procedure

Resetting the Ethernet Port
On the BSC6900 LMT, run the RST BTSETHPORT command.
Set the following parameters according to the existing network:
 Index Type: BYNAME indicates the BTSs are queried by name and BYID indicates the
BTSs are queried by index.
 BTS Index (or BTS Name): BTS name or BTS index according to the selected index
type


 Cabinet No.: number of the cabinet where the board is located

 Subrack No.: number of the subrack where the board is located
 Slot No.: number of the slot where the board is located
 Port No.: number of the Ethernet port

Only the service Ethernet port on the BBU panel can be reset. Therefore, the cabinet, subrack, and slot
should be those supporting the GTMU. The port number can be 0 or 1. 0 indicates the FE0 port to be
reset and 1 indicates the FE1 port to be reset.

2.6.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

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2.7 Downlink AFC

2.7.1 Function Description
The MRRU supports the downlink Doppler frequency offset correction.

2.7.2 Operation Procedure

Downlink AFC
On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET GCELLOTHEXT command. Set DL Frequency
Adjust Switch to YES(YES) and enable the DL AFC switch.

Only the MRRU/GRRU supports the downlink AFC, which can be enabled only after the UL AFC is
enabled.
In the BTS3000V100R012C00, downlink AFC for PDCH services is not supported.

2.7.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.8 Cross Call Detection and Enhanced Positioning

Function
2.8.1 Function Description
This function detects the cross calls caused by switching errors in the BSS and records the call
data information during the cross call in the BSC logs to locate faults.
This function takes effect only when the Abis interface works in TDM mode. This function is
mutually exclusive of the TFO function and the local switching function.This function is not
applied to the voice frames of the half-rate data, full-rate AMR data with the rate of 12.2
kbit/s, and half-rate AMR data with the rate of 6.7/7.4 kbit/s.

2.8.2 Operation Procedure

Enabling the Cross Call Detection Function
Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BSCBASIC command. Set Cross Call Detect Time
Threshold according to existing network requirements.
Step 2 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET GCELLBTSSOFT command. Set Item Index to 19 and
set Item Value to 254.
----End

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Obtaining the Net Connection Information

Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the EXP BTSINFO command. Set parameters according to
existing network requirements. For details on the parameter settings for different types of net
connections, see 1Table 1.1 to 1Table 1.20.

Table 1.1 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the TMU upper-level net connections
Net Connection Type TMU Upper-Level Net Connection

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 1
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub links

Table 1.2 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the carrier-lever TMU lower-level net
connections
Net Connection Type Carrier-Level TMU Lower-Level Net Connection

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 2
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub links

Table 1.3 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the HW-level TMU lower-level net
connections
Net Connection Type HW-Level TMU Lower-Level Net Connection

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 3
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub links
Parameter 1 HW No.

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Net Connection Type HW-Level TMU Lower-Level Net Connection

Parameter 2 Slot No. (0–31)

Table 1.4 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the BRI upper-level TRX net
connection on the BBU
Net Connection Type BRI Upper-Level TRX Net Connection on the BBU

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 4
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: RSL Sub links

Table 1.5 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the BRI upper-level TRX net
connections
Net Connection Type BRI Upper-Level TRX Net Connection

CPU No. 109

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 5
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub links

Table 1.6 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the BRI lower-level TRX net
connections
Net Connection Type BRI Lower-Level TRX Net Connection

CPU No. 109

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 6
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub links

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Table 1.7 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the TRP upper-lever TRX net
connections on the BBU
Net Connection Type TRP Upper-Level TRX Net Connection on the BBU

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 7
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub links

Table 1.8 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the TRP lower-level TRX net
connections
Net Connection Type TRP Lower-Level TRX Net Connection

CPU No. 119

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 9
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub link

Table 1.9 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the DBUS CPRI net connections
Net Connection Type DBUS CPRI Net Connection

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 10
Link No. 255

Table 1.10 Parameter Settings in the command for obtaining the TMU high-level software
interworking flow table
Net Connection Type TMU High-Level Software Interworking Flow Table

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255

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Net Connection Type TMU High-Level Software Interworking Flow Table

Command Code 11
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub links
5: OML
6: ESL
7: EML

Parameter 1 TEI No.

Parameter 2 Channel No. (0–7)
Parameter 3 Sub-channel No. (0–1)

Table 1.11 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the TMU lower-level software
interworking flow table
Net Connection Type TMU Lower-Level Software
Interworking Flow Table

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 12
Link No. 0: RSL
1: Primary link
2-4: Sub links
5: OML
6: ESL
7: EML

Parameter 1 TEI No.

Parameter 2 Channel No. (0–7)
Parameter 3 Sub-channel No. (0–1)

Table 1.12 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the ARP table
Net Connection Type ARP Table

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255

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Net Connection Type ARP Table

Command Code 13
Link No. 255

Table 1.13 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the routing table
Net Connection Type Routing Table

CPU No. 129

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 14
Link No. 255

Table 1.14 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the SCP upper-level net connections
Net Connection Type SCP Upper-Level Net Connection

CPU No. 135

Sub CPU No. 0
Command Code 15
Link No. 255

Table 1.15 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the DSP upper-level net connections
Net Connection Type DSP Upper-Level Net Connection

CPU No. 135

Sub CPU No. 1
Command Code 16
Link No. 255

Table 1.16 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the DBUS SIRAM connection (SCP
upper-level storage)
Net Connection Type DBUS SIRAM Connection (SCP
Upper-Level Storage)

CPU No. 135

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Net Connection Type DBUS SIRAM Connection (SCP

Upper-Level Storage)

Sub CPU No. 0

Command Code 17
Link No. 255

Table 1.17 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the DBUS CPRI net connections
Net Connection Type DBUS CPRI Net Connection

CPU No. 109

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 18
Link No. 255

Table 1.18 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the TRP lower-level net connections
Net Connection Type TRP Lower-Level Net Connection

CPU No. 119

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 19
Link No. 0 is RSL. 1–4 are channel links, in which 1
is the primary link, and the others are sub
links.
Parameter 1 HW No.
Parameter 2 Slot No. (0–31)

Table 1.19 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the BRI lower-level net connections
Net Connection Type BRI Lower-Level Net Connection

CPU No. 109

Sub CPU No. 255
Command Code 20
Link No. 255

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Net Connection Type BRI Lower-Level Net Connection

Parameter 1 0 is RSL. 1–4 are channel links, in which 1

is the primary link, and the others are sub
links.
Parameter 2 HW No.
Parameter 3 Slot No. (0–31)

Table 1.20 Parameter settings in the command for obtaining the DBUS SIRAM connections
(lower-level software storage)
Net Connection Type DBUS SIRAM Connections (Lower-
Level Software Storage)

CPU No. 135

Sub CPU No. 0
Command Code 21
Link No. 255

Step 2 Log in to the BSC server in the directory of

\bsc6000\data\mbsc\bam\common\fam\famlogfmt\btsinfo and obtain log files with net
connection information.
Step 3 Resolve such log files with the Insightsharp tool and obtain the net connection information
during the cross call.
----End

2.8.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.9 Normalization of Common Parameters

2.9.1 Function Description
The following functions are added or modified to enable the BTS3900 SRAN to comply with
the Management Specifications for Electromechanical Equipment of the Wireless Base
Stations.
 Enabling the special Boolean alarm enable (smoke and water sensor alarms) for the TCU
 Enabling the smoke alarm clearing functions for the TCU and FMU
 Enabling the battery boost charging duration for the PMU
 Enabling the battery capacity detection for the PMU

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 Enabling the remaining battery capacity for the PMU

2.9.2 Operation Procedure

Enabling the Special Boolean Alarm Enable (Smoke and Water Sensor Alarms)
On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSDHEUBP command. Set Board Parameter
Configuration Enabled to YES(YES) and set Special Boolean Alarm Flag according to the
existing network requirements.

You can set Special Boolean Alarm Flag to WS_DISABLE (Water-Immersed Sensor Disabled) or
SS_DISABLE (Smog Sensor Disabled). You can select one item, indicating that the sensor is disabled
or you can select both, indicating that both sensors are disabled. When two items are not selected, both
.-sensors are enabled.

Enabling the Smoke Alarm Clearing for the TCU and FMU
Step 1 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the CLR BTSENVALM command. Set Alarm Type to
TCUSMOKEALM (TCU Smoke Alarm). Set Subrack No. and Slot No. according to TCU
configurations on the existing network. Execute the command to clear the TCU smoke alarms.
Step 2 On the BSC6900 LMT, run the CLR BTSENVALM command. Set Alarm Type to
FMUSMOKEALM (FMU Smoke Alarm). Set Subrack No. and Slot No. according to TCU
configurations on the existing network. Execute the command to clear the FMU smoke
alarms.
----End

Enabling the Battery Boost Charging Duration for the PMU

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSAPMUBP command. Set Board Parameter
Configuration Enabled to YES(YES) and set Boost-Charging Duration according to the
existing network requirements.

Enabling the Battery Capacity Detection for the PMU

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSAPMUBP command. Set Board Parameter
Configuration Enabled to YES(YES) and set Battery Test Parameter Configure Enabled
to YES(YES). You can set the following battery discharge time parameters according to
existing network requirements:
 0.05C10 Discharge Time,
 0.1C10 Discharge Time,
 0.2C10 Discharge Time
 0.3C10 Discharge Time
 0.4C10 Discharge Time
 0.5C10 Discharge Time
 0.6C10 Discharge Time
 0.7C10 Discharge Time
 0.8C10 Discharge Time
 0.9C10 Discharge Time

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 Battery Charge Efficiency

 Discharge Test End Voltage
 Battery Number
 Discharge Test Time Limit
 Simple Discharge Test End Voltage
 Simple Discharge Test Time Limit
 Automatic Test Mode
 Delayed Discharge Test Time

Enabling the Remaining Battery Capacity Querying for the PMU

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSBATCAP command. Set Subrack No. and Slot No.
according to the PMU configurations on the existing network to query the remaining battery
capacity of the PMU.

2.9.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.10 Higher-Order Modulation Power Increase

2.10.1 Function Description
This function supports the double-transceiver unit and multi-transceiver unit in terms of the
high-order modulation power increase. In the case of a double-transceiver unit, two TX
channels are used to improve the TX gain and effective TX power. In the case of a multi-
transceiver unit, multiple TRXs share one channel. If the total power of the TRXs is lower
than the maximum TX power of the channel at a time point, the remaining power can be used
to increase the TX power of the service in a high-order modulation scheme. In this case, the
TX power in the high-order modulation scheme is the same as that in GMSK mode.

2.10.2 Operation Procedure

On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET GCELLBASICPARA command. Set the following
power parameters in 8PSK mode according to the existing network:
 Set High-Order Modulation Power Increase Allowed to ALLOWED.
 Set High-Order Modulation Power Increase on BCCH TRX Allowed to
ALLOWED.
 Power Increase in 8PSK
 Power Increase in QPSK
 Power Increase in LSR16QAM
 Power Increase in LSR32QAM
 Power Increase in HSR16QAM
 Power Increase in HSR32QAM

1.The power is increased in the unit of 0.1 dB.

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2.The antenna hopping function is automatically disabled when this function, peak reduction, or power
sharing is enabled.
3.If static power coarse adjustment or dynamic power coarse adjustment is a non-zero value, the
maximum power increase must be 1.8 dB. Otherwise, power may be rolled back.

2.10.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.11 EMUA in Remote Mode

2.11.1 Function Description
The EMUA can be installed in remote mode. It connects to the RXU board physically. After
you set the manager parameters manually, the EMUA can communicate with the RXU
properly.

2.11.2 Operation Procedure

Supporting the EMUA in Remote Mode
On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSDEMUBP command. Set the following parameters
according to the existing network requirements.
 Set Cabinet No. to the one for the EMU.
 Set Subrack No. to the one for the EMU.
 Set Slot No. to the one for the EMU.
 Set Board Parameter Configuration Enabled to YES(YES).
 Set Manager Cabinet No. to the cabinet No. of the EMU manager.
 Set Manager Subrack No. to the subrack No. of the EMU manager.
 Set Manager Port No. according to actual situations.
 Set Communication Address to the one of the EMU.

2.11.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.12 GSM+LTE Co-Cabinet Solution

2.12.1 Function Description
The radio frequency (RF) units of base stations can be configured to work in GSM+LTE
mode. In addition, the working standards of base stations can be queried.

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2.12.2 Operation Procedure

Setting RF Units to the GSM+LTE Mode
On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSRXUBP command to set the
working standard of RF units. In this step, set the RXU Board Type parameter based on the
type of the RF units in the network, and set the Working Standard parameter to
GSM_AND_LTE(GSM AND LTE).

In this step, you must set the RXU Board Type parameter to MRRU(MRRU) or
MRFU(MRFU). The MRRU and MRFU are multi-standard RF units.

Querying the Working Standard of a Base Station

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BSMODE command to query the
working standard of a base station. In this step, specify the name or ID of the base station. The
working standard of the base station is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the working standard of a base station

2.12.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.13 Normalization of Transmission Parameters

2.13.1 Function Description
The normalization of transmission parameters involves the following changes:
 Individual commands are provided for setting the attributes of Ethernet ports and for
setting the IP addresses of Ethernet ports.
 The parameters of the cabinet number, subrack number, and slot number are added to the
commands related to PPP links, MLPPP groups, and MLPPP links.

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 The parameters of the cabinet number, subrack number, and slot number are added to the
commands that are used to configure and query routes of BTSs.

2.13.2 Operation Procedure

Setting the Attributes of an Ethernet Port
Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSETHPORT command to set the
attributes of an Ethernet port. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings
in the network:
 Port No.
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Rate
 Duplex Mode
 MTU
 Flow Control
 3ah Switch
 MAC Frame Error Alarm Threshold
 MAC Frame Error Alarm Clearance Threshold
 IP Frame Error Alarm Threshold
 IP Frame Error Alarm Clearance Threshold

Querying the Attributes of Ethernet Ports

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST BTSETHPORT command to query
the attributes of one or all Ethernet ports on a BTS.
The attributes are displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the attributes of an Ethernet port

Setting the IP Address of an Ethernet Port

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSDEVIP command to set the IP
address of an Ethernet port. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in
the network:
 Port No.
 Port Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 Physical IP
 IP Mask

Querying the IP Addresses of Ethernet Ports

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST BTSDEVIP command to query the IP
address of an Ethernet port or the IP addresses of all Ethernet ports on a BTS. Figure 1.1
shows an example of the result.

Figure 1.1 Querying the IP addresses of Ethernet ports

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Removing the IP Address of an Ethernet Port

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the RMV BTSDEVIP command to remove
the IP address of an Ethernet port. In this step, set the following parameters based on the
settings in the network:
 Port No.
 Port Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.

Querying the Status of a PPP Link

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSPPPLNK command to query the
status of a PPP link. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the
network:
 Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 PPP Link No.
 Clear Status
The status of the PPP link is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the status of a PPP link

Resetting a PPP Link

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the RST BTSPPPLNK command to reset a
PPP link. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:

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 Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 PPP Link No.

Adding an MLPPP Group

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSMPGRP command to add an
MLPPP group. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 MLPPP Group No.
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Local IP Address
 Subnet Mask
 Peer IP Address
 MCPPP Switch
 MP/MC List Head Option
 MC PRI Number
 Validate Protocol Type
 Validate Mode
 Validate User Name
 Validate Password
 Support Protocol Field Compress
 Support Address and Control Field Compress
 MP Group Frame Error Alarm Threshold
 MP Group Frame Error Alarm Clearance Threshold
 IP Frame Error Alarm Threshold
 IP Frame Error Alarm Clearance Threshold

Querying the MLPPP Group Configuration

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST BTSMPGRP command to query the
MLPPP group configuration. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in
the network:
 MLPPP Group No.
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
The MLPPP group configuration is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the MLPPP group configuration

Querying the Status of an MLPPP Group

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSMPGRP command to query the
status of an MLPPP group. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in
the network:
 Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 MLPPP Group No.
 Clear Status
The status of the MLPPP group is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the status of an MLPPP group

Resetting an MLPPP Group

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the RST BTSMPGRP command to reset an
MLPPP group. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 MLPPP Group No.

Removing an MLPPP Group

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the RMV BTSMPGRP command to remove
an MLPPP group. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the
network:
 MLPPP Group No.
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.

Querying the Status of an MLPPP Link

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSMPLNK command to query the
status of an MLPPP link. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the
network:
 Cabinet No.

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 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 MLPPP Group No.
 PPP Link No.
The status of the MLPPP link is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the status of an MLPPP link

Resetting an MLPPP Link

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the RST BTSMPLNK command to reset an
MLPPP link. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 MLPPP Group No.
 PPP Link No.
----End

Adding a Route
Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSIPRT command to add a route.
In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Route Index
 Destination IP Address
 Destination Address Mask
 Route Priority
 Route Type

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 Port Cabinet No.

 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Forward Route Address
 Interface Type
 Outgoing Interface No.

Querying the Route Configuration

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST BTSIPRT command to query the
route configuration. In this step, set the Route Index parameter based on the setting in the
network.
The route configuration is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the route configuration

Querying the Information About Functional Routes

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSIPRT command to query the
information about functional routes.
The information is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the information about effective routes

----End

2.13.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.14 Optimization on CPRI Rate Negotiation

2.14.1 Function Description
The transmission rate on the CPRI interface is optimized to fully utilize the CPRI bandwidth.

2.14.2 Operation Procedure

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the STR BTSCPRILBRNEG command to
start the optimization on CPRI rate negotiation. In this step, set the RXU Chain No.
parameter based on the settings in the network.

Run the DSP BTSCPRILBR command to check the line bit rate of the CPRI link after add RXU
dynamically. If the RXU is not run on optimization CPRI rate then execute the STR BTSCPRILBRNEG
command.

2.14.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.15 Optimization on the MCPA Algorithm

2.15.1 Function Description
The Multi-Carrier Power Amplifier (MCPA) algorithm supports preferential clipping on
PDCHs when the power configurations exceed the capabilities of the PAs in multi-carrier RF
units. In the case of preferential clipping on PDCHs, the MCPA algorithm does not perform
clipping on CS channels until the extent of the clipping on the PS channels reaches the
specified threshold.

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2.15.2 Operation Procedure

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSOTHPARA command to set the
parameters related to the MCPA algorithm. In this step, set MCPA Priority Policy on Power
Decrease to CSPTPS(CS Prior to PS), and set PS Power Decrease Range as required.

The peak reduction is in the unit of 0.1 dB.

----End

2.15.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.16 Optimization on the Co-TRM Performance and

Algorithm at the MBTS
2.16.1 Function Description
A dual-mode base station (that is, an MBTS) may implement the co-TRM solution in the
following way: An FE port on the 2G side in the MBTS is connected to a port on the 3G side
in the MBTS, and another port on the 3G side is connected to the base station controller. In
this case, users need to configure a logical port on the FE port on the 2G side and set the
mapping from an IP address to the logical port. In this way, shaping is applied to the data that
travels out of the 2G side. This function can be applied only to the MBTS.

2.16.2 Operation Procedure

Adding a Logical Port
On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSIPLGCPORT command to add
a logical port. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Logical Port No.
 Port No.
 Transmission Bandwidth
 Maximum Burst Size for Transmission

Querying the Logical Port Configuration

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST BTSIPLGCPORT command to
query the logical port configuration. In this step, set the following parameters based on the
settings in the network:

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 Port Cabinet No.

 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Logical Port No.
The query result is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the logical port configuration

Querying the Logical Port Statistics

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSIPLGCPORT command to
query the statistics of a logical port. In this step, set the following parameters based on the
settings in the network:
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Logical Port Type
 Logical Port No.
The query result is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the logical port statistics

 The Actual Transmission Bandwidth parameter indicates the actual transmit bandwidth at the
logical port in the latest minute.
 Before querying the statistics of a logical port, you must set the mapping from an IP address to the
logical port.

Removing a Logical Port

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the RMV BTSIPLGCPORT command to
remove a logical port. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the
network:
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Logical Port No.

Setting the Mapping from an IP Address to a Logical Port

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSIPTOLGCPORT command to
set the mapping from an IP address to a logical port. In this step, set the following parameters
based on the settings in the network:
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Logical Port No.
 Destination IP Address: IP address of the host
 Destination IP Address Mask: 255.255.255.255

Querying the IP Address Mapped to a Logical Port

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST BTSIPTOLGCPORT command to
query the IP address mapped to a logical port. In this step, set the following parameters based
on the settings in the network:
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.

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 Port Slot No.

 Logical Port No.
The query result is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the IP address mapped to a logical port

Removing the Mapping from an IP Address to a Logical Port

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the RMV BTSIPTOLGCPORT command to
remove the mapping from an IP address to a logical port. In this step, set the following
parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Port Cabinet No.
 Port Subrack No.
 Port Slot No.
 Logical Port No.
 Destination IP Address

2.16.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.17 Sharing of the Synchronous Ethernet Clock at the

MBTS
2.17.1 Function Description
The synchronous Ethernet clock can be set as a clock source of the BTS on the BSC6900
LMT.

2.17.2 Operation Procedure

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSCLK command to set the
synchronous Ethernet clock as a clock source of the BTS. In this step, set Clock Type to
SYNETH_CLK(SynEth Clock), and then set the following parameters based on the settings
in the network:
 Trans Type
 Port No.

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 Cabinet No.
 Sub No.
 Slot No.

2.17.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.18 Fast Rollback on the MBTS

2.18.1 Function Description
The fast rollback function enables rapid and safe rollback when version errors or other errors
occur after version upgrades.

2.18.2 Operation Procedure

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSSWRBKCAP command to
query the fast-rollback capability of the BTS. The information is displayed, as shown in
Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the fast-rollback capability of the BTS

Step 2 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the RBK BTSSW command to perform fast
rollback on the BTS.
----End

2.18.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

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2.19 IEEE1588V2-over-MAC Clock Configuration

2.19.1 Function Description
The BTS supports configuration of the IEEE1588V2-over-MAC clock.

2.19.2 Operation Procedure

Configuring the IEEE1588V2-over-MAC Clock
Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSCLK command to set the IP
clock as a clock source of the BTS. In this step, set Clock Type to IP_TIME(IP Clock).
Step 2 Run the SET BTSIPCLKPARA command to set the attributes of the IEEE1588V2-over-
MAC clock. In this step, set the following two parameters as follows:
 Clock Protocol Type: PTP(PTP Protocol)
 Clock Topology Mode: PTPOVERMAC(PTP over MAC Multicast)
Set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Domain
 Clock Reference Source Redundancy
 Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 Port Number of Clock Link 0
 Clock Reference Source MAC Address of Clock Link 0
 Port Number of Clock Link 1
 Clock Reference Source MAC Address of Clock Link 1

There are three solutions related to MAC address setting: (1) when reference clock redundancy is not
supported, the MAC address is not set; (2) when reference clock redundancy is not supported, the MAC
address of clock link 0 is set; (3) when reference clock redundancy is supported, the MAC addresses of
both clock links 0 and 1 are set.

----End

Querying the Clock Type of the BTS

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the LST BTSCLK command to query the
clock type of the BTS. The result is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the clock type of the BTS

Querying the Clock Link Status

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSIPCLK command to query the
status of clock links. The status is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying the clock link status

2.19.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.20 Alignment of Transmission at the MBTS

2.20.1 Function Description
The BTS supports Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) tagging based on the next-hop IP
address. There are two types of VLAN tagging: tagging with a single VLAN ID and tagging
with a VLAN ID in a VLAN group.

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 In the case of tagging with a single VLAN ID, all packets whose next-hop IP address is
the specified value are tagged with the VLAN ID.
 In the case of tagging with a VLAN ID in a VLAN group, all packets whose next-hop IP
address is the specified value are tagged with the IDs of the VLANs in a VLAN group.
The specific VLAN IDs are dependent on the protocol type and the Differentiated
Services Code Point (DSCP) values.

2.20.2 Operation Procedure

Setting DSCP Values for Service Types
On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSVLAN command to set DSCP
values for different types of service. In this step, set VLAN Switch to NO(NO) and set the
following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Service Type
 DSCP

Adding a VLAN Group for the BTS

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSVLANCLASS command to add
a VLAN group. In this step, set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 VLAN GROUP No.
 TRAFFICTYPE
 VLAN ID
 VLAN Priority

If you set TRAFFICTYPE to USERDATA(USERDATA), you must specify DSCP.

Setting the Mapping from a Next-Hop IP Address to a VLAN or VLAN Group

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSVLANMAP command to set the
mapping from a next-hop IP address to a VLAN or VLAN group. In this step, set the
following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Next Hop IP
 VLAN MODE

 If you set VLAN MODE to VLANCLASS(VLANCLASS), you must specify VLAN GROUP
No., which is already configured through the ADD BTSVLANCLASS command.
 If you set VLAN MODE to SINGLEVLAN(SINGLEVLAN), you must specify VLAN ID. In
addition, you can set VLAN Priority.

Configuring DHCP Relay

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSDHCPSVRIP command to
configure DHCP relay. In this step, set DHCP Server IP based on the setting in the network.

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In the case of co-transmission at an MBTS, the GSM side of the MBTS needs to tag the forwarded
packets with VLAN IDs. If DHCP packets are included in the forwarded packets, the BTS needs to be
configured with the DHCP relay function.

2.20.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.21 Query of Details on the Loading Control Right

2.21.1 Function Description
The details on the loading control right can be queried. That is, all the information about the
loading control right stored in the BTS can be displayed.

2.21.2 Operation Procedure

On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSLOADCTRL command to query
the information about the loading control right. The information is displayed, as shown in
Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Querying details on the loading control right

2.21.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.22 Query of E1/T1 Attributes

2.22.1 Function Description
The configured E1/T1 attributes of the BTS can be queried through MML commands.

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2.22.2 Operation Procedure

Step 2 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSE1T1 command to query the
E1/T1 attributes of the BTS.
Set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 Port Select
----End

2.22.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.23 IP-Related Functions on the SMT

2.23.1 Function Description
Before the IP address of a BTS is assigned, you are required to configure an IP address on the
SMT for BTS debugging. Thus, the PING and TRACERT functions can be performed on the
SMT to maintain the BTS. After the BTS debugging is complete, the BTS must be reset.

2.23.2 Operation Procedure

Configuring the Debug IP Address

If the BTS is not connected to the BSC, you need to configure the IP address of the FE port of the BTS
for debugging. If the BTS is already connected to the BSC, the IP address for BTS debugging is not
required.

Step 1 Log in to the SMT. Select IP Function in the Function column. The IP Debug dialog box is
displayed.
In the dialog box, click the Config Debug IP tab and then click the Configuration tab on the
tab page. Set the related parameters based on the settings in the network, and then click OK,
as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Configuring the debug IP address

----End

Deleting the Debug IP Address

Step 1 Log in to the SMT. Select IP Function in the Function column. The IP Debug dialog box is
displayed.
In the dialog box, click the Config Debug IP tab and then click the Delete tab on the tab
page. Set the related parameters based on the settings in the network, and then click OK, as
shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Deleting the debug IP address

----End

Querying the Debug IP Address

Step 1 Log in to the SMT. Select IP Function in the Function column. The IP Debug dialog box is
displayed.
In the dialog box, click the Config Debug IP tab and then click the Query tab on the tab
page. Set the related parameters based on the settings in the network, and then click OK, as
shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the debug IP address

----End

Configuring a Router
Step 1 Log in to the SMT. Select IP Function in the Function column. The IP Debug dialog box is
displayed.
In the dialog box, click the Config Router tab and then click the Click Config Router>>
button on the tab page. In the displayed Config Router dialog box, set the related parameters
based on the settings in the network, and then click Add. After a router is added, click Config
Para, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Configuring a router

----End

Starting/Stopping the Ping Function

Step 1 Log in to the SMT. Select IP Function in the Function column. The IP Debug dialog box is
displayed.
In the dialog box, click the Config Ping tab and then set the related parameters based on the
settings in the network. Click Start or Stop, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Starting/stopping the Ping function

----End

Starting/Stopping the TRACERT Function

Step 1 Log in to the SMT. Select IP Function in the Function column. The IP Debug dialog box is
displayed.
In the dialog box, click the Config Tracert tab and then set the related parameters based on
the settings in the network. Click Start or Stop, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Starting/stopping the TRACERT function

----End

2.23.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.24 Query of Hot Patch Activation Time

2.24.1 Function Description
The activation time of the hot patch currently saved in the BTS can be queried.

2.24.2 Operation Procedure

Step 2 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSPATCH command and set the
related parameters based on the settings in the network.
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2.24.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.25 Query of NE Version Activation Time

2.25.1 Function Description
The activation time of the current BTS version can be queried.

2.25.2 Operation Procedure

Step 3 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the DSP BTSVER or DSP IBTSVER
command and set the related parameters based on the settings in the network.
----End

2.25.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.26 XMU Monitoring and Smart TRX

2.26.1 Function Description
This function enables the BTS to adjust power consumption. This function can be used only
when the BTS is configured with the XMU and the function switch is enabled.

2.26.2 Operation Procedure

Setting the SMART TRX Switch
Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSXMUFP command and set the
Power Adjust Parameter Configuration Enabled parameter to YES(YES).
----End

2.26.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

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2.27 Configuration of Two Ethernet Ports in Port IP Mode

2.27.1 Function Description
To support GSM+UMTS transmission backup in SRAN 5.0, the FE1 port can be used in
BTS3000V100R012C00 when the IP-over-FE BTS is set to operate in port IP mode. In this
mode, FE0 and FE1 can be used at the same time or used independently.

2.27.2 Operation Procedure

Setting the Physical IP Address of the FE0 Electrical Port
Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSDEVIP command and set the
following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Set Port No. to 0
 Port Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 Physical IP
 IP Mask
----End

Setting the Physical IP Address of the FE1 Optical Port

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSDEVIP command and set the
following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Set Port No. to 1
 Port Cabinet No.
 Subrack No.
 Slot No.
 Physical IP
 IP Mask
----End

Setting the Communication Address of the BTS in IP over FE Mode

Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET BTSIP command and set the
following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Set BTS Communication Type to PORTIP(Port IP)
 Set BTS IP to the physical IP address of the FE0 port
 Set BSC IP based on the settings in the network
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2.27.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.28 E1/T1 Co-Transmission Based on UTRP Sharing in

the MBTS
2.28.1 Function Description
When the dual-mode MBTS operates in TDM transmission mode, the UTRP is managed on
the GSM side. The E1 port on the UTRP can be set to achieve E1/T1 co-transmission between
GSM and UMTS (or LTE).

2.28.2 Operation Procedure

Step 2 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSCONNECT command and set
the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Set BTS In Port No. based on the actual connections
 Set In Port Cabinet No. to the cabinet number of the UTRP
 Set In Port Subrack No. to the subrack number of the UTRP
 Set In Port Slot No. to the slot number of the UTRP
 Set Dest Node Type to OTHER
Step 3 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the ADD BTSTOPCONFIG command and
set the following parameters based on the settings in the network:
 Set Port Cabinet No. to the cabinet number of the UTRP
 Set Port Subrack No. to the subrack number of the UTRP
 Set Port Slot No. to the slot number of the UTRP
 Set Backboard E1/T1 Port No. based on the actual situation
 Set TOP Board Cabinet No. to the cabinet number of the peer board
 Set TOP Board Subrack No. to the subrack number of the peer board
 Set TOP Board Slot No. to the slot number of the peer board
 Set Port Type to TOPEXTOUTPORT(TOP Extended Out Port)
 Set Originally E1/T1 Port No. based on the actual situation
 Select the Select All checkbox in the TS Mask drop-down list

When the UTRP is managed on the GSM side, the MBTS only allows that GSM and UMTS (or LTE)
share all timeslots on an E1 port. Therefore, select the Select All checkbox in the TS Mask drop-down
list.

----End

2.28.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

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2.29 Enhanced DSP Voice Link Detection Capability

2.29.1 Function Description
The original voice detection mechanism is enhanced to accelerate the troubleshooting process
of online voice services. During a certain period of time, if the number of voice errors in the
window (length: 64) exceeds the consecutive error threshold or total error threshold, the
related record is written into the log. This function is supported by the GRRU V2 and GRFU.

2.29.2 Operation Procedure

Enabling DSP Voice Link Detection Capability Enhancement
Step 1 On the MML client of the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET GCELLBTSSOFT command and set
the related parameters based on the settings in the network.
 Set Item Index to 56
 Set Item Value based on the actual situation

The Item Value parameter indicates a decimal value that is equivalent to an octet. The meaning of each
bit in the octet is as follows:
BIT7: function switch. 1 – Disabled; 0 – Enabled
BIT6: reserved
BIT5 – BIT3: total error threshold ranging from 0 to 7
BIT2 – BIT0: consecutive error threshold ranging from 0 to 7
For example, to set the total error threshold to 7 and the consecutive error threshold to 3, you need to set
the Item Value parameter to the decimal 59, which is equivalent to 00111011b, as shown in Figure 1.1.

Figure 1.1 Setting the parameters for DSP voice link detection capability enhancement

----End

Viewing the DSP Running Log

Step 1 Obtain the DSP running log.
Start the BTS log viewer to open the log. Locate the text starting with DSP Char Log: F1,
which is the related record when the number of voice errors in the window (length: 64)
exceeds the consecutive error threshold or total error threshold, as shown in Figure 1.1.

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Figure 1.1 Log of DSP voice link detection capability enhancement

The ten-byte data (in the rectangle above) in the log indicates in sequence the carrier No., channel No.,
and the number of errors of eight types. An error type occupies a byte. At present, only four of eight
error types are used, which are downlink TRAU frame not received, voice frame or SID frame stolen,
air-interface CMR time CMI leap, and uplink Dbit all-0 or all-1 frame. The other four error types are
reserved.

----End

2.29.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see Table 1.1.

2.30 Optimized Voice Problem Location

2.30.1 Function Description
Many service problems are related to voice, such as the one-way audio, no audio, crosstalk,
noise, low MOS for the voice quality, PDCH out-of-synchronization, and low PS service rate.
Methods dedicated to locating such problems on the BTS side are not yet developed. Usually,
engineers have to capture data on the site with tools such as the MTB, which is inefficient and
costly. On the BSC side, a few location methods are already available for locating voice
problems. These methods usually involve the following steps: performing dialing test on the
BTS affected by the voice problem, saving the TRAU frames that results in the voice
problem, and analyzing the TRAU frames with voice analysis tools to locate the cause of the
problem. These methods can only locate internal processing problems on the TC side. When
problems occur to the interface or air interface between the BTS and the BSC, the methods
are no longer useful. Therefore, it is necessary to develop the functions of saving, reporting,
and analyzing TRAU frames on the BTS side. The PTU record function can be used for
saving, reporting, and analyzing the TRAU frames of voice and PS services. During IP- or
HDLC-based transmission between the BSC and the BTS, you can use the user plane (UP)

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PTU record function to save and extract the recorded UP data. Thus, you can check whether
the voice or data services on the UP are normal.
Three PTU record modes are available:
 UP data record through the Um interface and the timeslot specified on the BSC side
 Auto record of the data of certain numbers whose IMSI/TMSI are configured on the BSC
side during a call
 UP data record started by the UE by the DTMF message (configurable)

Only one PTU record operation of one slot of one carrier on one BTS can be performed concurrently. If
multiple PTU record commands are issued on one BTS, the latest command is to be executed.

2.30.2 Operation Procedure

Starting an Um Interface Record Operation
Step 1 Run the SET UMRECORDPARA command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900. The parameter settings are as follows:
 Um Interface Record Control Code: Select STARTREC.
 Record Point Type: Select PTU.
 Record Service Type: Select CS Record.
 TRX ID: carrier index No. of the record.
 Channel No.: channel No. of the record.
 Sub Channel No.: sub channel No. of the record.
 Direction of Record: select DLONLY, ULONLY, or BIDIR according to the actual
situation.
 Max Record Time: Select the maximum record time according to the actual situation
(unit: minute).
----End

Stopping an Um Interface Record Operation

Step 1 Run the SET UMRECORDPARA command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900. The parameter settings are as follows:
 Um Interface Record Control Code: Select STOPREC.
 Record Point Type: Select PTU.
 TRX ID: carrier index No. of the record.
----End

Extracting the Recorded Data

Step 1 Run the STR BTSLOG command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. The
parameter settings are as follows:
 Log Type: Select CMPLOG.
 Index Type: Select the actual index type.

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 Board Type: Select TMU.

 Command Parameter: Enter PTUTRAU (case-sensitive).
Step 2 Run the ULD BTSLOG command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. The
parameter settings are as follows:
 Log Type: Select CMPLOG.
 File Name: Fill in the file name generated in the MML execution result after the
previous step is successfully performed.
 FTPServer IP: Fill in the actual IP address.
 FTPServer User: Fill in the actual user name.
 User Password: Fill in the actual password.
----End

2.30.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see IStep 11Table 1.1.

2.31 RET Antenna Normalization and Support for AISG2.0

ALDs
2.31.1 Function Description
The BTS supports RET antennas and smart tower-mounted amplifiers (STMAs) and provides
commands for configuring and maintaining AISG1.1 and AISG2.0 RET antennas and
STMAs.

Key operations on ALDs are protected. The following operations are exclusive: scanning, calibration, tilt
angle setting, software download, and configuration file download.
Both the installation of an RET antenna or STMA and the resetting of an RXU can trigger auto
scanning, ensuring the normal use of ALDs.

2.31.2 Operation Procedure

Configuring the Power Switch of an ALD
Step 1 Run SET BTSRXUBP command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. The
parameter settings are as follows:
 ANT_A ALD Power Switch: ON.
 ANT_A ALD Current Alarm Threshold Type: Configure this parameter according to
the actual ALD type and connection mode.

The ANT_A ALD Current Alarm Threshold Type parameter can be configured to the following
values:
UER_SELF_DEFINE1 (user-defined type 1)
UER_SELF_DEFINE2 (user-defined type 2)

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UER_SELF_DEFINE3 (user-defined type 3)

TMA12DB_ONLY_NON_AISG (for the common 12 dB TMA only)
TMA24DB_ONLY_NON_AISG (for the common 24 dB TMA only)
RET_ONLY_COAXIAL (for the coaxial RET antenna only)
TMA12DB_AISG (for the AISG 12 dB TMA and the RET antenna or only the 12 dB TMA)
TMA24DB_AISG (for the AISG 24 dB TMA and the RET antenna or only the 24 dB TMA)
The power switch of an ALD is OFF by default. To use an ALD, you need to set the power switch of the
ALD to ON and set the current alarm threshold. This MML command is only applicable to setting the
ALD for an RRU.
The power switch of ANT_A (or ANT_B) of the RXU and that of the ALD of the RET port cannot be set
to ON concurrently.

Resetting the Power Switch of an ALD

Step 1 Run the RST BTSRETANTPASS command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900. The parameter settings are as follows:
 Device No.

When a current abnormality alarm is generated, the power switch of the ALD is automatically disabled.
In this case, you can run this command to re-enable the switch and restore the system from the self-
protection state.
The Device No. parameter indicates the device number of an antenna in a site. Its value ranges from 0 to
35.

----End

Querying the Power Switch State of an ALD

Step 1 Run the LST BTSRXUBP command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900 and
enter the BTS index and the RXU slot information.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the power switch state of an ALD

----End

Starting the Scanning of an ALD

Step 1 Run STR BTSALDSCAN command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. The
parameter settings are as follows:
 Control Port Cabinet No.
 Control Port Cabinet No.
 Control Port Slot No.

ALDs are scanned according to the control link connection. All ALDs physically connected to the BTS
can be scanned out, no matter whether they are configured.
The power switches of all ALDs of an RXU that are scanned should be set to ON.
You can set the cabinet, subrack, and slot information in the MML command according to the actual
situation. If the preceding information is not specified, it indicates scanning the entire site.

----End

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Stopping Scanning ALDs

Step 1 Run the STP BTSALDSCAN command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900
and enter the site index.

You can run this command to stop the scanning operation in a site.

----End

Resetting an ALD
Step 1 Run the RST BTSALD command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. The
parameter settings are as follows:
 Operation Mode
 Device No.
 Control Port Cabinet No.
 Control Port Subrack No.
 Control Port Slot No.
 Control Port No.

Before running this command, you must check whether the ALD is configured on the BTS and whether
the ALD can communicate with the BTS normally.
Configuring the Control Port No. parameter:
If the ALD is connected to the GATM, the value ranges from 0 to 5.
If the ALD is connected to the RRU or RFU, the value ranges from 0 to 2.

----End

Querying the Version of an ALD

Step 1 Run DSP BTSALDVER command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. The
parameter settings are as follows:
 Operation Mode
 Device No.
 Control Port Cabinet No.
 Control Port Subrack No.
 Control Port Slot No.
 Control Port No.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the version of an ALD according to the device No

Before running this command, you must check whether the ALD is configured on the BTS and whether
the ALD can communicate with the BTS normally.

----End

Downloading the ALD Software or the Configuration File of an RET Antenna to

an ALD
Step 1 Run the DLD BTSALDFILE command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900 to
download the ALD software or the configuration file of an RET antenna to the OMU. The
parameter settings are as follows:
 FTPServer IP: IP address of the FTP server
 FTPServer User: FTP server user name
 User Password: user password for login to the FTP server
 File directory: directory for saving the downloaded software
 File Name: file name of the downloaded software
Step 2 Run the LOD BTSALDSW command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900 to
download the ALD software to the ALD. The parameter settings are as follows:
 Operation Mode
 Device No.
 Control Port Cabinet No.
 Control Port Subrack No.
 Control Port Slot No.
 Control Port No.
 File Name

Before running this command, you must check whether the ALD is configured on the BTS and whether
the ALD can communicate with the BTS normally.

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The loaded software version must completely match the device version. The ALD does not support the
file check function. Therefore, if the uploaded ALD software is incorrect, the ALD may be unavailable.
The ALD is automatically reset after the software upload, and the new software is validated after the
resetting.
The ALD connected to the GATM does not support software upgrade.

Step 3 Run the LOD BTSRETCFGDATA command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900 to download the configuration file of the RET antenna to the ALD. The parameter
settings are as follows:
 Operation Mode
 Device No.
 SubUnit No.
 Control Port Cabinet No.
 Control Port Subrack No.
 Control Port Slot No.
 Control Port No.

The STMA does not provide the function of downloading configuration files.

----End

Adding an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run the ADD BTSRET command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900 to add
an RET antenna. The parameter settings are as follows:
 Device No.
 Device Name
 Control Port Cabinet No.
 Control Port Subrack No.
 Control Port Slot No.
 Control Port No.
 Ret Type
 Polar Type
 Antenna Scenario
 Vendor Code
 Serial No.

When configuring multiple RET antennas, you should fill in the actual number of supported subunits.
Otherwise, the ALDs become unavailable.
When installing an RET antenna in the common scenario, you do not need to specify the vendor code
and the device No. Both values can be automatically obtained by the system. In the cascaded installation
scenario, you should specify the vendor code and the device No. Otherwise, the system cannot
communicate with the ALD normally.

----End

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Modifying the Configuration of an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run the MOD BTSRET command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. For
parameter settings, see Adding an RET Antenna.

The configured cabinet No., subrack No., and control port No. should be consistent with those of the
port for physically connecting the RET antenna to the BTS. Otherwise, the RET antenna cannot work
normally.

----End

Deleting an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run the RMV BTSRET command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900 and
enter the device No. of the antenna to be deleted.
----End

Querying the Configuration of an Antenna

Step 1 Run the LST BTSRET command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900 and
enter the device No. of the antenna to be queried.

Figure 1.1 Querying the configuration of an RET antenna

----End

Querying the Dynamic Information of an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run the DSP BTSRET command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900 and
enter the device No. of the antenna to be queried.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the dynamic information of an RET antenna

----End

Modifying the Information of an RET Antenna Subunit

Step 1 Run the MOD BTSRETSUBUNIT command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900. The parameter settings are as follows:
 Device No.
 SubUnit No.
 Connection Port 1 Cabinet No.
 Connection Port 1 Subrack No.
 Connection Port 1 Slot No.
 Connection Port 1 Port No.
 Connection Port 2 Cabinet No.
 Connection Port 2 Subrack No.
 Connection Port 2 Slot No.
 Connection Port 2 Port No.
 Tilt(0.1degree)
 Tilt alarm error range(0.1degree)

The value of the SubUnit No. parameter ranges from 1 to 8.

The value of the Tilt(0.1degree) parameter ranges from 100 to 300 (unit: 0.1 degree).
The value of the Tilt alarm error range(0.1degree) parameter ranges from 0 to 10 (unit: 0.1 degree).
The valid value of a port number ranges from 0 to 5 for the GATM and from 0 to 2 for the RXU.

----End

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Querying the Information of an RET Antenna Subunit

Step 1 Run the LST BTSRETSUBUNIT command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900 and enter the device No. of the antenna and the subunit No.

Figure 1.1 Querying the information of an RET antenna subunit

----End

Querying the Dynamic Information of an RET Antenna Subunit

Step 1 Run the DSP BTSRETSUBUNIT command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900 and enter the antenna No. of the antenna and the subunit No.

Figure 1.1 Querying the dynamic information of an RET antenna subunit

----End

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Setting the Tilt Angle of an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run the MOD BTSRETTILT command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900.
The parameter settings are as follows:
 Operation Mode
 Tilt(0.1 degree)
----End

Modifying the Additional Attributes of an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run MOD BTSRETDEVICEDATA command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900. The parameter settings are as follows:
 Device No.
 SubUnit No.
 Antenna Direction (0.1 degree)
 Antenna Model Number
 Band1
 BeamWidth1(degree)
 Gain1(0.1dBi)
 Installed Date
 Installed Mechanical Tilt(0.1degree)
 Installer ID
 Sector ID
 Serial No.

You can use this command to modify the additional attributes of an RET antenna subunit, such as the
antenna direction, antenna model number, band code, band beam width, band gain, installed date,
installed mechanical tilt angle, installer ID, sector ID, and serial number of the antenna. The parameters
should be configured according to the actual application scenario.

----End

Querying the Configuration of Additional Attributes of an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run the LST BTSRETDEVICEDATA command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900 and enter the device No. of the antenna and the subunit No.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the configuration of additional attributes of an RET antenna

----End

Querying the Dynamic Information of Additional Attributes of an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run the DSP BTSRETDEVICEDATA command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900.

Figure 1.1 Querying the dynamic information of additional attributes of an RET antenna

----End

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Calibrating an RET Antenna

Step 1 Run the CLB BTSRET command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900.

Before calibration, you must check whether the RET antenna is configured on the BTS and whether the
antenna can communicate with the BTS normally.
Calibration is a mandatory operation after the installation of an RET antenna. If this operation is
ignored, the tilt angle of the antenna may be incorrect, affecting the network coverage.
If the device No. and the subunit No. are not specified, it indicates that all RET antennas in the site
should be calibrated.

----End

Adding an STMA
Step 1 Run ADD BTSTMA command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. The
parameter settings are as follows:
 Device No.
 Device Name
 TMA Power Supply Type
 Control Port Cabinet No.
 Control Port Subrack No.
 Control Port Slot No.
 TMA SubUnit Number

The TMA SubUnit Number parameter should be configured according to the actual number of
supported subunits.
The TMA Power Supply Type parameter should be configured according to the actual situation.

----End

Modifying the Configuration of an STMA

Step 1 Run the MOD BTSTMA command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900. For
parameter settings, see Adding an STMA.

The configured cabinet No., subrack No., and control port No. should be consistent with those of the
port for physically connecting the TMA to the BTS. Otherwise, the TMA cannot work normally.

----End

Deleting an Intelligent TMA

Step 1 Run the RMV BTSTMA command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900 and
enter the device No. of the TMA to be deleted.
----End

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Querying the Configuration of an STMA

Step 1 Run the LST BTSTMA command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900.

Figure 1.1 Querying the configuration of an STMA

----End

Querying the Dynamic Information of an STMA

Step 1 Run the DSP BTSTMA command in the MML window on the LMT of the BSC6900.

Figure 1.1 Querying the dynamic information of an STMA

----End

Modifying the Subunit of an STMA

Step 1 Run MOD BTSTMASUBUNIT command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900. The parameter settings are as follows:

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 Device No.
 SubUnit No.
 Connection Port Cabinet No.
 Connection Port Subrack No.
 Connection Port Slot No.
 Connection Port No.
 Operation Mode
 Gain(0.25dBi)

Different STMA models provided by different vendors support different gain ranges. Therefore, you
should configure the parameter according to the specifications provided by the vendor.
The value of the SubUnit No. parameter ranges from 1 to 2.
The valid value of the Connection Port No. parameter ranges from 0 to 5 for the GATM and from 0 to 2
for the RXU.
The TMA can work in two modes, namely, normal and bypass.
The value of the Gain(0.25dBi) parameter ranges from 0 to 255.

----End

Querying the Information of an STMA Subunit

Step 1 Run the LST BTSTMASUBUNIT command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900.

Figure 1.1 Querying the information of an STMA subunit

----End

Querying the Dynamic Information of an STMA Subunit

Step 1 Run the DSP BTSTMASUBUNIT command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the dynamic information of an STMA subunit

----End

Modifying the Additional Attributes of an STMA

Step 1 Run MOD BTSTMASUBUNIT command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900. The parameter settings are as follows:
 Device No.
 SubUnit No.
 Antenna Direction (0.1 degree)
 Band1
 BeamWidth1(degree)
 Gain1(0.1dBi)
 Installed Date
 Installed Mechanical Tilt(0.1degree)
 Installer ID
 Sector ID
 Serial No.
 Antenna Model Number
 Gain Resolution(0.25db)
 Subunit Type
 Received Max Frequency(100kHz)
 Received Min Frequency(100kHz)
 Transmit Max Frequency(100kHz)
 Transmit Min Frequency(100kHz)

You can use this command to modify the additional attributes of an STMA subunit, such as the antenna
direction, antenna model number, band code, band beam width, band gain, installed date, installed
mechanical tilt angle, installer ID, sector ID, serial No., gain resolution, subunit type, received maximum
frequency, received minimum frequency, transmit maximum frequency, and transmit minimum
frequency. The preceding parameters should be configured according to the actual situation.

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----End

Querying the Configuration of Additional Attributes of an STMA

Step 1 Run the LST BTSTMADEVICEDATA command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900.

Figure 1.1 Querying for the configuration of additional attributes of an STMA

----End

Querying the Dynamic Information of Additional Attributes of an STMA

Step 1 Run the DSP BTSTMADEVICEDATA command in the MML window on the LMT of the
BSC6900.

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Figure 1.1 Querying the dynamic information of additional attributes of an STMA

----End

2.31.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see IStep 11Table 1.1.

2.32 PS Downlink High-Precision Power Control

2.32.1 Function Description
This feature enables the system to perform the PS downlink power control in small
granularity. In this way, power adjustment in granularity of 2 dB and frequent change of
coding schemes can be avoided.

2.32.2 Operation Procedure

To enable the PS downlink closed-loop power control, perform the following operation:
On the BSC6900 LMT, run the SET GCELLPSPWPARA command, and then set the
following parameters based on the existing network conditions:
 Set Support PS Downlink Power Control to YES(Yes).
 Set P0 based on the situation.
 Set Power Control Precision based on the situation.

This function and the power ramping in 8PSK mode are mutually exclusive.

2.32.3 Version Relation Description

For details, see IStep 11Table 1.1.

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