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Introduction
Hardware data configuration is the first step of SAU data
configuration.
After this course, trainees will understand HLR9820 hardware
in-depth.
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Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: Master the hardware& local office data configuration. Master all the logical NO. principle.
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Chapter 1 Basic concepts Chapter 2 Data configuration Chapter 3 Relative maintenance command Chapter 4 Configuration example
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Where is the data configured?

HLR9820 data works for:
SAU (Signaling Processing)

HDU (MAP Services Processing)
The data is configured in:
LMT (For SAU) Hardware Data
Local Office Information

Signaling Data
SMU Client (For HDU) Global Data
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Chapter 1 Basic concepts

1.1 Elements and position 1.2 Module
1.3 Preparations
1.4 Data config. sequence
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Elements and position

Module structure
HLR9820 Cabinet
Cabinet
Frame
Frame
Board
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Board
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Cabinet
HLR9820 has 1 or 2 cabinets.
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Frame and board
SAU has two kinds of frames:

basic frame and expansion frame. There are 1 basic and two
W C S U Front
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
W C S U
W C C U
W C C U
W B S G
W B S G
W S M U
W S M U
W I F M
W I F M
P S M
P S M
expansion frames in full configuration. Only IBM solution has expansion frame. It depends on numbers of subscriber. Front board and back board
Back W E P I W E P I W S I U
W H S C
W S I U
W S I U
W B F I
W B F I
W C K I
W C K I
P S M
P S M
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Type and function of the boards
Front board
WSMU WCCU WEAM WCSU WBSG WIFM WALU System Management Board Call Control Board E1 ATM forward Call Control and Signaling Processing Board Broadband Signaling Processing Board IP Transferring Module Board Alarm Board WSIU WEPI WEPI WBFI
Back board
System Interface Board ATM Interface Board E1 Interface Board Back Far End Interface Board
PSM
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Power Supply Board

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PSM
WHSC WCKI
Power Supply Board

Hot-swap Control Board Clock Interface Board
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Number of devices
To help in recognizing all categories of module components, it is necessary to number those of the same category uniformly. Shelf number To recognize individual shelves easily, each shelf is given a number, called shelf number. The shelf with the basic frame is numbered as Shelf 0.
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Number of devices
Frame number
The system can support ten frames at most, numbering from 0 to 9. The basic frame in the integrated configuration shelf is numbered as Frame 0.
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The 8-bit Dual Inline Package (DIP) S3 of SIU is provided for setting frame numbers. The corresponding setting table is shown in follow
DIP Frame No. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
8
on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on on
7
on on on on on on on on on on
6
on on on on on on on on on on
5
on on on on on on on on
4
on on on on
3
on on
2
on
off on off on off on off on off
off off on on off off on on
off off off off on on
off off
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Slot number
Slot number is used to identify the slot of a specific board that is inserted into a frame. Each frame contains 21 slots at most (No. from 0 to 20)
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1.3 Preparations
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Module
Module number
Module number is set according to the type of the board and is numbered from 2. Modules of the same board are numbered uniquely. Here are the numbering rules: WSMU Module number: 2~21 WCCU/WCSU Module number: 22~101
WEAM/WIFM/WBSG Module number: 132~211
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1.3 Preparations
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Preparations
Before the data configuration, you should know

The networking and configuration conditions The requirements put forward during engineering design stage The local office information (SPC/HLR No./CC etc.)
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Common MML commands

Command
ADD MOD Add database data Modify database data
Function
RMV
LST DSP SET LOF LON
Delete database data

Query database data Query status of related equipment and resource Set data or status Start offline mode Start online mode
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Offline
If it is the initial data configuration for the deployment:
Command or step
LOF SET CWSON: SWT=OFF SET FMT: STS=OFF Start the offline mode Set the alarm output switch of the current workstation to OFF Set format status to OFF
Function
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Online
After that, how to load the data to switch?
Command or step
LON SET CWSON: SWT=ON SET FMT: STS=ON Start the online mode Set the alarm output switch of the current workstation to ON Set format status to ON
Function
FMT
Loading data in power-down status
Format all data of all modules

Remove two Wireless System Management Units (WSMUs) to simulate equipment power-down and then load data.
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1.3 Preparations
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HLR9820 Data Configuration Sequence

Start
Configure hardware data
Configure local office information
Configure signaling data
End
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Questions
Whats the numbering principle of shelf,
frame, board?
Which board has module number?
Can boards in same module exist in
different frames?
Whats the difference of online and offline
mode?
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Chapter 2 Data configuration

2.1 Configuration Flow 2.2 Data configuration
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Configuration Flow
Add Shelf Add Frames Add Boards Set Local Office Information
Add WCSU Add WEPI
Add WCKI Conf. clock Mode
Add WCCU
Conf. MEM
Add WIFM Conf. E1 Clock Refer. Conf. CPC

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Conf. FE
Configuration Flow for ATM

Add Shelf Add Frames Add Boards Set Local Office Information
Add WEAM Add WEPI
Add WCCU
Add WCKI Conf. clock Mode
Conf. MEM
Clock Refer.
Conf. E1
Conf. IMA/UNI
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Conf. PVC
Chapter 2 Data configuration

2.1 Configuration Flow 2.2 Data configuration
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Commands
Adding Shelf Adding Frame Adding Board Adding E1
Adding IMA group

Adding IMA link Adding UNI link Adding PVC link
Setting Clock Mode

Adding Board Clock Reference Source Adding FE Configuration Adding MEM Configuration Set Local Office Information
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Shelf/Frames/Boards
Relationship
ADD SHF
[Shelf Number] [Location Title] [Position Number] [RoW Number] [Column Number]
ADD FRM
[Frame Number] [Shelf Number] [Position Number]
ADD BRD
[Frame Number] [Slot Number] [Location]
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Shelf/Frames/Boards
Add Shelf
For HLR9820 SAU, there is only one shelf. The number always is 0.
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Shelf/Frames/Boards
Add Frames
For SUN solution, there is only one frame. The frame number is always 0. For IBM Solution, there are three frames at maximum configuration. The frame number are from 0 to 2.
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Shelf/Frames/Boards
Add Boards
Before adding the boards, the frame and shelf to which the boards belong must have already been added. WSMU/WALU/PSM will be added automatically after the frame has been added. If parameters need to be modified, please delete the board at first then add it again. Two pieces of CPC will be added automatically after the WCSU has been added.
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Add E1
Configure the WEPI if the module needs to process the SS7.
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Set Clock Mode

Only for TDM/ATM networking
SET CKICFG: CL=LEVEL2, WM=MANUAL, MCS=LCK1;
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Board Clock Reference Source

Only for TDM/ATM networking After configuring clock mode
Parameter indicate the physical position: Frame No. Slot No. E1 No.
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Add FE configuration
Function:
WIFM/WBFI is the interface between SAU and IP network. They process MAC and IP protocol. WIFM deliver IP package to WBSG.
We need setup FE (Fast Ethernet) interface for signaling traffic.
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Add MEM configuration
Function:
Setup the connection between SAU and HDU
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Hardware Connection
MODULE
WCSU/WCCU
W H S C 0
L A N S W I T C H
HDU
1#
WCSU/WCCU
W H S C 1
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L A N S W I T C H
HDU
2#
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MEM Configuration
Command
ADD MEMCFG
Module: Module No. of WCCU/WCSU.

Local IP address: IP of WCSU. it is defined by this command. Remote IP address: IP of HDU. Come from HDU. Remote Port: IP port of HDU, always be 16500.
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Add IMA group

Command
ADD IMAGRP
WEAM Module: Module No. of .WEAM

IMA Group No.: Number of IMA group, ranging from 0 to 7.
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Add IMA link

Command
ADD IMALNK
WEAM Module: Module No. of WEAM

IMA Group No.: Number of IMA group, ranging from 0 to 7. IMA link port no: Number of the E1 port added to the IMA group
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Add UNI link

Command
ADD UNILNK
WEAM Module: Module No. of WEAM

UNI link port no: Number of the E1 port added to the IMA group
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Add PVC link

Command
ADD PVCLNK PVC link number: Number of the global PVC links VPI: Virtual path identifier (VPI) VCI: virtual channel identifier (VCI) Signal distribution module number: Signal handle module number: IMA group number: UNI port number:
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Set Local Office Information

Command
Set OFI Signaling point code (SPC) Signaling network where the local office resides (NI) Network Structure Whether the local office is a signaling transfer point (STP)
Add OFI Signaling point code (SPC)
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Questions
Whats the sequence for hardware data conf.? Which board will be added automatically after a
frame has been added?

How to make the data active in switch after we
configure the data offline?

What conditions are needed for E1 configuration?
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Answer
1 Add shelf-> Add frame-> Add board->others 2 WSMUWALUPSM Use FMT to format data. Use LON to set online. Then
load it.
We need add WCSU and WEPI at first.
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Chapter 3 Relative maintenance command

3.1 Query Hardware 3.2 Query clock reference 3.3 Query E1/CPC configuration 3.4 Query IP link
3.5 Query IMA/UNI link

3.6 Query Port Status 3.7 Query Local Office
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Query The Hardware

LST SHF
Example:
LST FRM
LST SHF: SN=0;
Example:
DSP FRM
LST FRM: FN=0, SN=0;
Example:
DSP FRM: FN=0;
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Query The Hardware

LST BRD
Example:
DSP BRD
LST BRD: FN=0, SN=0, LOC=FRONT;
Example:
DSP BRD: FN=0, SN=0, PSN=FB;
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Query clock reference

LST CKICFG
Example:
LST CKICFG:;
DSP CLKPH
Example:
DSP CLKPH: FN=0;
DSP BRD (Query status of clock reference)
Example:
DSP BRD: FN=0, SN=13, PSN=BB;
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Query E1/CPC configuration

LST EPICFG
Example:
DSP BRD
LST EPICFG: FN=0, SN=0;
Example:
DSP BRD: FN=0, SN=0, PSN=BB;
Display E1 status
Example:
DSP PORT: FN=0, SN=0, PT=E1, E1PN=2;
LST CPCCFG
Example:
LST CPCCFG: FM=22, LOC=UPMC;
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Query IP link
List FE configuration
Example:
LST FECFG: MN=134;
Display FE status
Example:
DSP PORT: FN=0, SN=10, PT=FE, FEPN=2;
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Query IMA/UNI link

List IMA link configuration
Example:
LST IMALNK: MN=132, IGN=1, IPN=0;
Display IMA link status
Example:
DSP IMALNK: MN=132, IGN=1, IPN=0;
List UNI link configuration Example: LST UNILNK: MN=133;
Display UNI link status Example: LST UNILNK: MN=133;
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Query Port Status (MEM FE)

To check connection between SAU and HDU
List MEMFE link configuration
Example:
LST MEMCFG: MN=22;
Display MEMFE link status
Example:
DSP MEMFE: MN=22;
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Query Local Office Information

List local office information
Example:
LST OFI;
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Questions
Whats the difference between LST and DSP? Which command is to check current clock reference?
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Answer
LST is for query static data; DSP is for query the status of
frame/board etc.
DSP BRD is used to check current clock reference. (Board is
active WCKI)
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Summary
After hardware data
configuration, please load it to switch. Then query whether the status of hardware is normal.
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Example for hardware

IP address of WIFM: 191.169.100.10; Mask: 255.255.0.0; Gateway: 191.169.1.2
0 W C S U
1 W C S U
2 W C C U
3 W C C U
5 W E A M
6 W S M U
8 W S M U
10 W I F M
11 W I F M
12 W B S G
13 W B S G
14
15
16 W A L U
17
18
19
20
W E A M
S
M
S
M
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Example
Item Signaling point Mobile network information Network Identify National Local GT 8613807550000 Support of USSD function value True Support of Message waiting information MAP information True Number structure limitation NORESTRICTION Support of GPRS short message True Configuration data Network structure 24bits Country code 86 MAP version 0902620 False Cancel SC False MAP version GSM PHASE2 SPC EE0 Area code 755 Not support CAMEL phrase 1 False Repetition times of ALERT_SC fail 3 Anytime interrogation support True Maximum times of Call Forward 3 Forwarded area limitation NORESTRICTION Support of PSI value True
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1 set offline mode
Offline -----------------------LOF:; Turn off alarm switch -----------------------SET CWSON: SWT=OFF; Turn off format switch -----------------------SET FMT: STS=OFF;
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2 Add Hardware
Add shelf -----------------------ADD SHF: SN=0, LT="HW_TC", PN=0, RN=0, CN=0; Add frame -----------------------ADD FRM: FN=0, SN=0, PN=2, CF=YES;
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Add WCSU board -----------------------ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=0, LOC=FRONT, BT=WCSU, MN=22, ASS=1; Add WEAM board -----------------------ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=4, LOC=FRONT, BT=WEAM, MN=140, LNKT=LINK_2M; ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=5, LOC=FRONT, BT=WEAM, MN=141, LNKT=LINK_2M;
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Add WEPI board ------------------------
ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=0, LOC=BACK, BT=WEPI;

ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=1, LOC=BACK, BT=WEPI; ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=4, LOC=BACK, BT=WEPI; ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=5, LOC=BACK, BT=WEPI; Add WIFM board -----------------------ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=10, LOC=FRONT, BT=WIFM, MN=132, ASS=11;
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Add WCCU board ------------------------
ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=2, LOC=FRONT, BT=WCCU, MN=23, ASS=3;

Add WBSG board ------------------------
ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=12, LOC=FRONT, BT=WBSG, MN=133;

ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=13, LOC=FRONT, BT=WBSG, MN=134;
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Add WCKI board -----------------------ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=13, LOC=BACK, BT=WCKI; ADD BRD: FN=0, SN=15, LOC=BACK, BT=WCKI;
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3Configure E1/CPC/FE/ATM data
Configure E1 info -----------------------ADD EPICFG: FN=0, SN=0, LC=CLK_8KA, E0=CRC4, E1=DF, E2=DF, E3=DF, E4=DF, E5=DF, E6=DF, E7=DF, BM=BALANCE; Configure CPC info -----------------------MOD CPCCFG: FM=22, LOC=UPMC, LTYPE=LINK_64K;
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Configure clock reference -----------------------------SET CKICFG: CL=LEVEL2, WM=AUTO, B1P=L1, B2P=L2, L1P=L3, L2P=L4, B1CST=CLK_2M, B2CST=CLK_2M; Configure clock from E1 -----------------------------ADD BOSRC: FN=0, SN=0, EN=2;
Configure FE -----------------------ADD FECFG: MN=132, IP="191.169.100.10", MSK="255.255.0.0", DGW="191.169.1.2";
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Configure IMA link
-----------------------ADD IMAGRP: MN=140, IGN=0, IID=0, IVR=VER1.1; ADD IMALNK: MN=140, IGN=0, IPN=0; Configure PVC link -----------------------ADD PVCLNK: PLN=0, VPI=2, VCI=4, SDMN=140, SHMN=133,
BT=IMA;
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4: Set Local Office Data
Online -----------------------SET OFI: OFN="HLR-TEST", LOT=CMPX, NN=YES, SN1=NAT, SN2=NAT, SN3=NAT, SN4=NAT, NPC=EE00", NNS=SP14, STP=NO, LAC=K755, LNC=K86, LOCGT=861380755", NETTYPE=GSM/PSTN;
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5: Format the data, load it
Online -----------------------LON:; Turn on alarm switch -----------------------SET CWSON: SWT=ON; Turn on format switch -----------------------SET FMT: STS=ON; Format the data -----------------------FMT:; Load the module one by one
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Summary
After finish hardware data, trainees need
master the basic concepts of hardware.

Trainees need understand the steps of
SAU hardware data configuration
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Where is the data configured?

SAU (Signaling Processing)

The data is configured in:

LMT (For SAU) Hardware Data

Local Office Information

SMU Client (For HDU) Global Data

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Chapter 1 Basic concepts

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Elements and position

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HLR9820 has 1 or 2 cabinets.

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Elements and position

SAU has two kinds of frames:

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Elements and position

Power Supply Board

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Elements and position

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Elements and position

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Common MML commands

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