9 BSC6800 Data Configuration ISSUE3.0

OWN000204 BSC6800 Data Configuration
ISSUE 3.0
Huawei Confidential. All Rights Reserved
Objectives
Upon completion this course, you will be

able to:
Master the procedure and methods of data

configuration of BSC6800
Internal Use
References
RNC System Description
RNC Architecture and Principle
RNC Initial Configuration Guide
Internal Use
Chapter 1 Data Configuration Overview

Chapter 2 Global Data Configuration
Chapter 3 Equipment Data Configuration
Chapter 4 Interface Data Configuration
Chapter 5 Cell Data Configuration
Internal Use
Data Configuration Overview

Configuration
Procedure
Start
UE
UTRAN
BSC6800
Global data
configuration
Equipment data
configuration
Interface data
configuration
CN
Iu
Uu
Iub
NodeB
MSC Server
b
Iu
Iu-CS
Iur
MGW
NodeB
Iu-PS
Cell data configuration
Iub
SGSN
NodeB
End
BSC6800
Internal Use
Configuration Command
MML commands can be carried out in two modes with LMT
Batch mode. You may organize multiple MML commands in an MML

command script. This mode is applicable for the initial configuration
and mass configuration
One-step mode. You may also input one command at a time and
carry it out directly. This mode is applicable for routine configuration
and maintenance
Action
Meaning
ADD
Add an object
SET
Set an object
LST
Query BAM database configuration information
DSP
Query FAM object state or BAM running state
MOD
Modify an object
RMV
Remove an object
ACT
Activate an object
DEA
Deactivate an object
RST
Reset an object
Internal Use
Configuration State
Offline State
Only the data in the BAM
database can be configured
The flag of updating determines
whether to dynamically update
.dat files after data configuration
Offline commands
ADD RNCBASIC
MOD RNCBASIC
SET SUBNET
ADD OPC
RMV OPC
Online State
Both the data in the BAM and
FAM databases can be
configured
Configuration
MML commands
LMT
Database
Formatting Loading
by resetting
. dat files
Boards
of FAM
BAM
Configuration
MML commands
LMT
Database
Loading
directly
Boards of
FAM
Formatting
.da files t
BAM
Internal Use
Data Initialization
The BAM database contains initial settings and LMT

configurations
RST DATA will remove all LMT configuration data
After the execution of RST DATA , the configuration

status to offline and the flag of updating .dat files will
be restored to ON
Internal Use

Internal Use
Global Parameter Configuration

The
procedure of global parameter configuration

Start
Configure RNC
basic information
Activate License
Configure RNC
area information
Configure SIB1
Configure connection
oriented algorithm switch
Configure OSP
End
Internal Use
Configure local office information(ADD RNCBASIC)

Configure the RNCID, MCC and MNC by adding the basic information
of RNC, so as to determine the PLMN where this RNC is located, and
globally identify the RNC. Plan and negotiate the related parameters
before configuration.
Activate the License file (ACT LICENSE )
Adding RNC area information

Location area (ADD LAC)
LAC
including Location Area Code (LAC), PLMN value tag range
Routing area (ADD RAC)
RAC
including Routing Area Code (RAC), PLMN value tag range
CS/PS Service Area Code (ADD SAC)
SAC
UTRAN Registration Area Identification ( ADD URA)
URA
Internal Use

Adding
SIB1 parameters
SIB1
includes:
CN domain NAS system information
UE timers and constants in idle mode
UE timers and constants in connected mode
CN NAS system information (ADD CNDOMAIN)
CN domain NAS information includes CS domain NAS
information and PS domain NAS information. The information
is compulsory
UE timers in idle mode (SET IDLEMODETIMER)
System automatically creates the initial values of the UE
timers and constants in idle/connection mode during
initialization, the timers and constants in idle/connection
mode are set as optional, and users can query and modify
the values.
UE timers in connected mode (SET CONNMODETIMER)
Internal Use
Setting global control switches
With the SET RRCTRLSWITCH command, you can set the

following process switches:
INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH
IUR_CCH_SWITCH
SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST
By the SET CORRMALGOSWITCH command, you can set

the following connection oriented algorithm switches:
Channel class algorithm switches
Handover algorithm switches
Power control algorithm switches
Internal Use
Configuring OSP
BSC6800 has a unique signaling point code in a PLMN
ADD OPC can run in only offline state

The characters of the signaling point and ATM address of
BSC6800 is set by the command
To make the configuration effect, you need reset the
system
Internal Use

Internal Use
Equipment Data Configuration

RNC equipment data
configuration procedure
Power distribution box
Start
WRSS
Configure system
Power distribution box
W W WW WW W W W W WW WW W
W W W W W W W WW WW W W W W W
M M L L L L L N N L H H HH H
I F F F F F F MM F S S F F F I
P P P P P P P E
E P P P P P P
N M M M M M M U U M P P M M M N WRBS
U U U U U U U T
c
T U U U UU U
c
T R R R R R R X X R U U R R R T
b b b b b b b b b b b b b b
WW W W W W W W WW WW W W WW
W W W W W W W WW WWW W W W W
I F F F F F F M M F S S F F F I
Configure clock
Configure time
WRBS N M M M M M M U U M P P M M M N
Configure subrack
GRU
Configure board
W W W W W W W WW WWW W W W W
LAN Switch2
LAN Switch1
BAM Server 2
End
BAM Server 1
Switch cabinet
Service cabinet
Internal Use
Configuring System
Configure basic system information

SET SYS to configure the
RNC system information
The basic system information
is merely in the corresponding
data table in the BAM
database. It is not sent to FAM
Configure RNC subnet
SET SUBNET to configure the
RNC internal subnet No.
The default subnet No. is 80
Configure WMPU IP address
SET WMPUIP to configure the
IP address for the WMPU
board
Route No.1
BAM
Route No.2
10.121.0.0
WRSS
192.1.0.0
WRBS
WRBS
80.0.0.0
80.0.0.0
Internal Use

BITS GPS
CN
Configuring Clock
W
BSC6800 supports four different

clock sources and each has
different priorities
GPS
WNETc
M
P
Local
free - run
Clock mode
8kHz
BITS
Iu interface
P
U
P
WRSS
Self running
ADD CLKSRC to add a clock

source
SET CLKMODE to configure
the current clock source and
handover strategy
WRBS
WRBS
W
To NodeB (8kHz) B
E
b
U
b
R
b
X
b
X
b
U
b
R
b
E
b
8kHz 32MHz
To NodeB (8kHz)
8kHz 32MHz
Internal Use
Configuring BSC6800 Time Source
The default time of the BAM Server
You need no time configuration in this case
The time of the superior operation and maintenance center (OMC)
You need establish communication between BSC6800 and

OMC in this case. The OMC acts as a Simple Network Time
Protocol (SNTP) Server and the BSC6800 as an SNTP Client.
You need configure SNTP Client information for the BSC6800
SET SNTPCLTPARA to configure the SNTP Client
information
Internal Use
Configuring NodeB Time Source
The local default time
You need no time configuration in this case
The time of BSC6800
You need establish an IP Over ATM (IPoA) channel

between the NodeB and BSC6800 in this case. The
BSC6800 acts as an SNTP Server and the NodeBs as
SNTP Clients. You need configure SNTP Server
information for the BSC6800
SET SNTPSRVPARA to configure the SNTP Server
information
Internal Use
Configuring Subrack
Subrack numbering rule
WRSS
2
WRBS
5
WRBS
8
WRBS
11
WRBS
14
WRBS
17
WRBS
1
WRBS
4
WRBS
7
WRBS
10
WRBS
13
WRBS
16
WRBS
3
WRBS
6
WRBS
9
WRBS
12
WRBS
15
Cabinet 3
Cabinet 4
Cabinet 5
Cabinet 6
BAM
0
Cabinet 1
Cabinet 2
Internal Use
Configuring Subrack
Configure active/standby ports
ADD REDPORT
Configure the type of interface board.

Configure subsystems
The WFRMs between the oddnumbered and even-numbered slots

should be balanced for 2 subsystems
ADD SUBRACK
Configuring RFN Source Subrack
To clock
source
(Optional)
To MSC
WW
W W
WW
W To NodeB
To SGSN
LL
N N
MM
PP
E E
UU
UU
T T
c
XX
bb
To other
RNC
WW
WW
W To NodeB
MM
MM
To NodeB N
UU
UU
XX
b b
XX
b b
WW
W To NodeB
MM
UU
XX
b b
SET RFNSRC
Configuring GPS Receiver
GRU
ADD GPS
Configuring Board
Configuring Active WHPU (SET WHPUAS)

WHPUAS
Configuring WFSM
Switch cabinet
Service cabinet
Internal Use

Internal Use
Sector 1 Iub Interface Data Configuration

Sector 2 Iu-CS Interface Data Configuration
Sector 3 Iu-PS Interface Data Configuration
Internal Use
Iub Interface Data Configuration

Iub interface
protocol
CCP
PCH FP
FACH FP
NBAP
NCP
Transport
Network
Layer
DCH FP
Radio
Network
Layer
RACH FP
User plane
Control Plane
CCP
Transport Network
User Plane
Transport Network
Control Plane
Transport Network
User Plane
Q.AAL2
Q.2630.1
Q.2150.2
A
SAAL UNI
B
SAAL UNI
AAL2 PATH
ATM
Physical Layer
Internal Use
Procedure of Iub configuration

1.
Configure Physical Layer
2.
Configure ATM Layer
3.
Configure SAAL UNI
4.
Configure Iub Link
5.
Configure Q.AAL2
6.
Configure AAL2
7.
Configure IPoA
Interface board
Physical bearer
IPoA
WMUX
Subsystem 0
WSPU
Subsystem 1
WINT
NCP
CCP
CCP
CCP
ALCAP
AAL2 PATH
AAL2 PATH
AAL2 PATH
AAL2 PATH
WRBS
RNC
NodeB
Internal Use
1. Configure Physical Layer
Configure E1/T1 attributes

Set E1/T1 link attributes (SET E1T1)
E1T1
Set E1/T1 scramble (SET SCRAMBLE)
SCRAMBLE
The state of scramble switches between
the two ends of E1/T1 should be set as the
same.
If several E1/T1s belong to the same IMA
group, the state of the switches should be
set as the same
Iub Physical Connectivity Alternatives
Internal Use
Add IMA link
( ADD IMAGRP, ADD IMALNK)

IMALNK
Add UNI link
( ADD UNILNK )
Add FRA IMA link
( ADD FRALNK )
Add FRA ATM link
( ADD FRALNK )
Add SDT CES link
( ADD SDTCES )
Add UDT CES link
( ADD UDTCES )
Board
WBIEb
Function
Supports ATM over E1/T1 bearer mode. Each board provides 32 E1/T1 ports,
applicable to E1/T1 transmission. It also supports Fractional ATM function.
WOSEc
Supporting ATM over E1 over SDH bearer mode. Each (optical) interface board
provides 63 E1 ports and 8 E1 electric ports and supports Fractional ATM and
CES functions. Optical port supports 1:1 bidirectional backup protection.
However, this function and the Fractional ATM and CES functions of electrical port
are mutually exclusive, and therefore cannot be configured simultaneously.
WLPU
Supporting ATM over SDH bearer mode. Each interface board can support at
most 16 STM-1 ports, applicable to high-speed link transmission.
Internal Use

Inverse multiplexing over ATM (IMA)
Low-speed
IMA group
PHY
physical link
IMA group
PHY
Low-speed
physical link
A single
ATM cell flow
ATM
(from the ATM layer)
PHY
PHY
Low-speed
physical link
PHY
The original ATM cell

flow (to the ATM layer)
PHY
At the Tx end: Cells are allocated to each low-speed physical link in a circular order
At the Rx end: The cells transmitted on each low-speed physical link are reassembled to
a single cell group
Internal Use

Fractional ATM
BSC6800
NodeB
ATM network
equipment
ATM network
equipment
ATM cell
ATM cell
Recover ATM cells

Recover ATM cells
from some E1
timeslots/Put ATM
cells into some E1
Timeslots
(WOSE/WBIE)
Recover ATM cells

from some E1
timeslots/Put ATM
cells into some E1
timeslots (NodeB
interface unit)
Fractional ATM link
2G BTS
Fractional ATM link
E1(some timeslots are used)
2G BSC
Internal Use

Circuit Emulation Service (CES)
BSC6800
NodeB
ATM network
equipment
ATM network
equipment
ATM cell
ATM cell
Assemble the data in
some E1 time slots into
ATM cell flow/Allocate
the ATM cell flow to
some E1 time slots
(NodeB interface board)
ATM transmission
E1 transmission (some
time slots available)
2G BTS
Assemble the data in

some E1 time slots
into ATM cell flow/
Allocate the ATM cell
flow to some E1 time
slots (WOSE/WOME)
E1 transmission (some
time slots available)
2G BSC
Internal Use

Configure Physical Layer --IMA group
and link rules
IMA/UNI/FRA ATM
Link ID
RUN
ALM
ACT
IMA Group ID
RUN
ALM
ACT
24~31
IMA/UNI Link ID
E1/T1
0~62
16~23
E1/T1
8~15
0~31
IMA Group ID
OPT
0~41
FRA ATM/CES
Link ID
0~7
E1/T1
E1/T1
0~7
E1/T1
CLK1
CLK1
CLK2
WBIEb
CLK2
WOSEc
Internal Use
2. Configure ATM Layer
In the BSC6800 system, the configuration of ATM

PVC attributes mainly refers to the configuration of
ATM traffic resources
After ATM traffic configuration is completed, the

traffic resources can be directly referenced through
[Flow index] during the configuration of SAAL, AAL2
PATH, IPoA
ADD ATMTRF
Internal Use

ATM service
types
Service type
Description
Full name
Abbreviation
Constant Bit
Rate
CBR
Real Time
Variable Bit Rate
RT-VBR
Service with variable data rates and strict real time

requirement, for example, interactive compressed
video such as videoconference
NRT-VBR
Used in timing transmission as E-mail transmission. In

such a case, some delays and variations can be
accepted by the application
UBR
No commitment or feedback to congestion. It is

suitable for sending IP data. In case of congestion,
UBR cells will be discarded. However, neither relevant
feedback nor the request for slowing down the
transmission speed will be returned to the sender
The BSC6800 also supports UBR+, which ensures the
minimum cell rate
Non-Real Time
Variable Bit Rate
Unspecified Bit
Rate
No error check, flow control, and other processing
Internal Use

ATM traffic
descriptions
Parameter
Meaning
Full name
Abbreviation
Peak cell rate
PCR
Max. cell transmission rate
Sustainable cell rate
SCR
Average cell transmission rate during a long term
Minimum cell rate
MCR
Min. cell transmission rate
Cell delay variation

tolerance
CDVT
Max. tolerable cell jitter (0.1 s)
Cell loss priority
CLP
Indicating which cells can be discarded (CLP=1),

and which cells not to be discarded (CLP=0) in
the case of network congestion
Tag
TAGGING
Tagging the cells with CLP=0
Internal Use
3. Configure SAAL UNI
At least 3 to-NodeB SAAL UNI links should be

configured, 1 for NCP, at least 1 for CCP, and 1 for
Q.AAL2
ADD SAALLNK
Internal Use
4. Configure Iub port
ADD NODEB
Add the equipment data of a NodeB.
ADD NODEBCONGCTRL
Add parameters for the congestion control algorithm.
ADD NCP
Add an NCP to the Iub interface.
There can be only one NCP in a NodeB
ADD CCP
Add a CCP to the Iub interface
There can be multiple CCPs in a NodeB
Internal Use

5. Configure Q.AAL2 adjacent node
RNCm
RNC1
NodeBn
ID n+m-1
ID n
MSC
ID n-1
NodeB1
ID 0
( ADD AAL2ADJNODE)
ID n+m
BSC6800
SGSN
ID n+m+1
6. Configure AAL2 PATH

Configure AAL2 PATH ( ADD AAL2PATH )
Configure AAL2 route ( ADD AAL2RT )
NodeB
AAL2 PATH 1
AAL2 PATH 2
BSC6800
WSPU
Subsystem
AAL2 PATH n
Destination Node
Adjacent Node
Internal Use
7. Configure IPoA
10.121.139.0
Configure IPoA Client
Bind IPoA PVC
ADD IPOACLIENT
NodeB
12.13.1.0
12.13.1.1
NodeB
12.13.1.2
NodeB
12.13.1.3
NodeB
12.13.1.N
BAM
WMPU
BSC6800
ADD IPOAPVC
Configure IP route
Configure BAM route
Configure the IP route of

the IPoA path from
WMUX to NodeB
ADD IPRT
NodeB
12.13.1.0
12.13.1.1
NodeB
12.13.1.2
NodeB
12.13.1.3
NodeB
12.13.1.N
IPoA
10.121.139.0
192.1.1.0
WMUX
IPoA
WMPU
BSC6800
Internal Use
BAM

Iub interface
negotiation data
Example
VPI
VCI
Service
Type
PCR
(cell/s)
Traffic Description
NCP
60
CBR
1236
NOCLPNOSCR
CCP
(with port No. of 1)
61
CBR
1236
NOCLPNOSCR
Q.AAL2
62
CBR
1236
NOCLPNOSCR
User Plane
AAL2 PATH
(with PATH to be
negotiated)
48
CBR
2473
NOCLPNOSCRCDVT
(CDVT102400 s)
Management
Plane
IPoA PVC
49
CBR
1236
NOCLPNOSCR
Sub Item
Negotiation Item
Control plane
Example
Negotiation Item
BSC6800 ATM Address0x4502030405060708090001020304050607080900

NodeB ATM Address0x4507070707070707070707070707070707070707
IPoA PVC
Others
IP address
mask
&
NodeB local ID
BSC6800 IP Address11.13.1.200, Mask255.255.255.0

NodeB IP Address11.13.1.1, Mask255.255.255.0
Local CellID0
Internal Use

Internal Use
Iu-CS Interface Data Configuration

Iu-CS interface
protocol
Radio
Network
Layer
Transport
Network
Layer
Control Plane
User plane
RANAP
Iu UP
Transport Network
User Plane
Transport Network
Control Plane
Transport Network
User Plane
Q.AAL2
Q.2630.1
Q.2150.1
A
SCCP
MTP3-B
SAAL UNI
B
B
MTP3-B
SAAL UNI
C
AAL2 PATH
ATM
Physical Layer
Internal Use
Procedure of Iu-CS configuration

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Configure ATM Layer
Configure SAAL NNI
Configure MTP3-b
Configure Q.AAL2
Configure AAL2
Interface board
Subsystem 0
Physical bearer
WSPU
Subsystem 1
MTP3-linkset
MTP3-b link
WMUX
WRBS
Subsystem 0
AAL2 PATH
WSPU
Subsystem 1
WMUX
WRBS
RNC
Internal Use
1. Configure Physical Layer
SET WLPUSUBT to set the optical subboard type for the WLPU
SET OPT to set the WLPU external optical port type according to the actual
type of the transmission network where the BSC6800 is located
ADD REDPORT to add an active/standby relationship for the WLPU
Board
Function
WLPU
Support ATM over SDH bearer mode and applicable to high-speed link
transmission. Each interface board can support the multiplexing mode of
at most 16 STM-1 ports or 4 STM-4 ports. Besides it also supports the
combination of STM-1 and STM-4 (1 STM-4 port is equivalent to 4 STM-1
ports). It is a preferred Iu-CS interface board
WBIEb
WOSEc
Supports ATM over E1/T1 bearer mode. Each board provides 32 E1/T1
ports, applicable to E1/T1 transmission
Support ATM over E1 over SDH bearer mode. Each interface board
provides 63 E1 ports
Internal Use
4. Configure MTP3-b
Configure DSP (ADD N7DPC )
The BSC6800 supports six types of DSPs , up to 38 DSPs can be

configured
DSP type
Description
IUCS
MSC in R99. It has the functions of the control planes of both the
radio network layer and transport network layer on the Iu-CS
interface.
IUCS_ALCAP
Media Gateway in R4. It has the functions of the control plane of the
transport network layer on the Iu-CS interface.
IUCS_RANAP
MSC Server in R4. It has the functions of the control plane of the
radio network layer on the Iu-CS interface.
IUPS
Signaling point in the control plane of the Iu-PS interface.
IUR
Neighboring RNC
STP
Signaling transfer point. The BSC6800 supports up to 2 STP DSPs.
Internal Use
4. Configure MTP3-b
Adding MTP3B data includes the following:
Adding signaling link set ( ADD MTP3BLKS)
MTP3BLKS
Adding signaling link ( ADD MTP3BLNK)
MTP3BLNK
Adding route data ( ADD MTP3BRT)
MTP3BRT
Setting MTP3B timer if needed
MSC
STP
STP
DSP
MTP3B link set
BSC6800
MTP3B link set
DSP of MTP3B link set
Internal Use
5. Configure AAL2 Path
BSC6800
AAL2 PATH PVC
Configure Q.AAL2
ADD AAL2ADJNODE
Configure AAL2 PATH
ADD AAL2PATH
Configure AAL2 route
AAL2 PATH PVC
MSC
W
M
U
X
WSPU
subsystem
AAL2 PATH PVC
ADD AAL2RT
Internal Use

Iu-CS interface
negotiation data
Example
Negotiation Item
Control
plane
User
plane
SLC
VPI
VC
I
Service
type
PCR
(cell/s)
Traffic description
MTP3-b link
10
54
CBR
3708
NOCLPNOSCR
MTP3-b link
10
55
CBR
3708
NOCLPNOSCR
AAL2 PATH
(AAL2 PATH
ID is to be
negotiated)
None
51
CBR
7434
NOCLPNOSCRCDVT
(CDVT102400 s)
Sub Item
Negotiation Item
Other
negoti
ation
items
Example
ATM
address
RNC ATM Address0x4502030405060708090001020304050607080900

MSC ATM Address0x4507070707070707070707070707070707070707
Signaling
point code
BSC6800 SPC0x900
MSC DPC0xaa
Internal Use

Internal Use
Iu-PS Interface Data Configuration

Iub interface
protocol
Radio
Network
Layer
Transport
Network
Layer
Control Plane
User plane
RANAP
Iu UP
Transport Network
User Plane
Transport Network
Control Plane
Transport Network
User Plane
GTP-U
SCCP
MTP3-B
SAAL UNI
UDP
IP
AAL Type 5
ATM
ATM
Physical Layer
Physical Layer
Internal Use
Procedure of Iu-PS configuration

1.
2.
Configure ATM Layer
3.
Configure SAAL NNI
4.
Configure MTP3-b
5.
Configure IPoA
Interface board
Physical bearer
Subsystem 0
WSPU
Subsystem 1
MTP3-b linkset
MTP3-b link
WRBS
IPoA client
WHPU IP
IPoA PVC to
SGSN
gateway A
Subsystem 1
WSPU
IPoA PVC to
SGSN
gateway B
Subsystem 2
WRSS
RNC
Internal Use
5. Configure IPoA
Configure IPoA Client
Bind IPoA PVC
IPoA client
Bind PVC to
IPoA client
SGSN
gateway IP
Destination
IP
BSC6800
WRSS
W
H
P
U
Configure IP route
W
L
P
U
PVC1
IPoA Client
BSC6800
SGSN
gateway
SGSN
Destination
IP address
SGSN
Internal Use
Iu-PS Interface Configuration

Iu-PS interface
negotiating data
Example
Sub Item
SLC
Negotiation Item
Control
plane
User
plane
VPI
VCI
Service
type
PCR
(cell/.s)
Traffic description
MTP3-b link
12
50
CBR
3708
NOCLPNOSCR
IPoA PVC
None
13
60
UBR
351415
NOCLPNOSCRCDVT
(CDVT102400 s)
IPoA PVC
None
13
61
UBR
351415
NOCLPNOSCRCDVT
(CDVT102400 s)
Negotiation Item
Example
IP address and
mask
Other
negotiation
items
Signaling
code
point
Network mode of
operation

SGSN IP Address172.23.5.217, Mask255.255.255.0
SGSN Gateway IP Address172.23.10.80, Mask255.255.255.0
BSC6800 SPC0x900
SGSN SPC0x1500
NMOMode1
Internal Use

Internal Use
Cell Data Configuration
The model of logical cell configuration
Cell
Cell-Id
1
1
RRM
algorithm
parameters
1
System
information
1
PCPICH
1
PSCH
1
SSCH
1
PCCPCH
1
1-8
1
Access restriction
URA
and selection/
reselection
information
1
Measurement
control
information
1
Neighboring
cell
information
BCH
1-2
PICH
SCCPCH
1
PCH
0-1
1-2
PRACH
1
0-2
FACH
AICH
1-2
RACH
Internal Use
Procedure of quick cell setup

Start
Local Cell Configuration
Quick Cell Setup Configuration
Neighboring Cell Configuration
End
Internal Use
Common physical channel configuration
Common
physical
channel ID
Common physical channel
Abbreviation
Remark
Primary Synchronization Channel
PSCH
One and only one in one cell
Secondary Synchronization Channel
SSCH
Primary Common Pilot Channel
PCPICH
Primary Common Control Physical Channel
PCCPCH
Physical Random Access Channel 1
PRACH 1
Physical Random Access Channel 2
PRACH 2
One or two in one cell. It is

recommended to configure
one PRACH in one cell.
Acquisition Indicator Channel corresponding to

PRACH 1
AICH 1
Acquisition Indicator Channel corresponding to

PRACH 2
AICH 2
Secondary Common Control Physical Channel 1
SCCPCH 1
Secondary Common Control Physical Channel 2
SCCPCH 2
10
Paging Indicator Channel corresponding to

SCCPCH
PICH
One AICH corresponds to one

PRACH.
One or two in one cell. It is
recommended to configure
one SCCPCH in one cell.
One and only one in one cell.
It corresponds to the PCH.
Internal Use
Common transport channel configuration
Common
transport
channel ID
Common transport channel
Abbreviation
Broadcast Channel
BCH
Random Access Channel on PRACH 1
RACH 1
Random Access Channel on PRACH 2
RACH 2
Paging Channel on SCCPCH 1
PCH
Forward Access Channel 1 (for

signaling) on SCCPCH 1
FACH 1
Forward Access Channel 2 (for service)

on SCCPCH 1
FACH 2
Forward Access Channel 1 (for

signaling) on SCCPCH 2
FACH 3
Forward Access Channel 2 (for service)

on SCCPCH 2
FACH 4
Remark
One and only one in one cell. It
is on the PCCPCH.
One RACH is on one PRACH.
One and only one in one cell.
When there are two SCCPCHs
in the cell, the SCCPCH with
the smaller ID bears the PCH.
One SCCPCH can bear 02

FACHs. However, it shall bear
at least one FACH or one PCH.
There may be 14 FACHs in
one cell.
Internal Use
Default values of cell and channel power

Power type
Default power
Remarks
Cell max TX power
43 dBm
Absolute power
PCPICH TX power
33 dBm
Absolute power
PSCH power
5 dB
Offset from PCPICH TX power
SSCH power
5 dB
AICH power offset
6 dB
PICH power offset
7 dB
BCH power
2 dB
PCH power
2 dB
FACH max TX power
1 dB
Internal Use
Local Cell Configuration
The local cell ID information should be configured first

in RNC, so that the Iub interface can correctly deliver
the corresponding logical cell data during the
establishment of a cell
Before configuration, negotiation should be performed

on NodeB side to obtain the local cell ID
By executing ADD LOCELL,

LOCELL the local cell ID and the
relationship between the local cell and NodeB can be
added
Internal Use
Quick Cell Setup Configuration

BSC6800 provides quick cell setup function, in which fewer
parameters are required
ADD QUICKCELLSETUP to add a cell quickly, configure the
basic information for the cell to setup
uplink/downlink frequency
primary downlink scrambling code
the controlling subsystem
LAC, SAC, RAC
URA Number and the URA IDs
Modify the automatically configured resources of the cell.
Activate the cell ( ACT CELL)
Internal Use

Default
channel configuration for quickly configured cell
Default channel configuration for quickly configured cell
Common
physical
channel ID
Common
physical channel
Common
transport
channel ID
PSCH
SSCH
PCPICH
PCCPCH
BCH
PRACH
RACH
AICH
FACH
(bearing signaling)
FACH
(bearing service)
PCH
10
PICH
SCCPCH 1
Common transport
channel
Common
physical
channel ID
Common
physical
channel
Internal Use

Neighboring cell configuration
Configuration principle
You need configure neighboring relation for a new cell from

the following two aspects:
Add other cells as the neighboring cells of the new cell
Add the new cell as the neighboring cell of other cells.
RNC keeps the neighboring cell information of each cell, and
delivers the information to the UE by means of system
information or measurement control information, so that the
UE can implement cell selection/reselection and handover
RNC
Cell1
Cell2
Internal Use

Neighboring
cell configuration
Neighboring cell type
Add Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell ( ADD INTRAFREQCELL )

Add Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell ( ADD INTERFREQCELL)
Add Neighboring GSM Cell ( ADD INTERRATNCELL )
Querying Unidirectional Neighboring Relationship
GSM Sector1
WCDMA Sector1 f2
WCDMA Sector1 f1
GSM Sector2
WCDMA Sector2 f2
WCDMA Sector2 f1
Internal Use

Neighboring
cell configuration
Configuring neighboring RNC cell
Judging whether it is located in other RNC
If so, there may be no basic information of the cell in the

current RNC. So the operator needs to configure neighboring
RNC cell basic information (ADD NRNCCELL)
NRNCCELL
RNC1
Cell1
RNC2
Cell2
Cell3
Internal Use

Neighboring
cell configuration
Configuring intra-frequency neighboring cell

Judging whether it is an intra-frequency neighboring cell
If so, setting the corresponding neighboring relationship
(ADD INTRAFREQCELL )
Configuring inter-frequency neighboring cell

Judging whether it is an inter-frequency neighboring cell
If so, setting the corresponding neighboring relationship
(ADD INTERFREQCELL)
RNC1
f1
RNC2
f1
f1/ f2
Internal Use
Configuring GSM/GPRS neighboring cell
Judging whether it is an GSM/GPRS neighboring cell

Carry out the ADD GSMCELL command to add the basic
information of the neighboring cell to the local BSC6800
GSM/GPRS
RNC
WCDMA
NodeB
Internal Use
Querying Unidirectional Neighboring Relationship

In the BSC6800, cell neighboring relationships are unidirectional.
Therefore, after adding cell B as an intra-frequency neighboring cell
for cell A, you need check whether cell A is also an intra-frequency
neighboring cell of cell B. If so, configure cell A as an intrafrequency neighboring cell of cell B in the RNC to which cell B
belongs
Use the LST SINGLENCELL command to query unidirectional
neighboring relationships in the local BSC6800
Note: This command only available for RNC version 1.6 above
Internal Use
Huawei Confidential. All Rights Reserved

9 BSC6800 Data Configuration ISSUE3.0

Enviado por

Dados do documento

Direitos autorais

Formatos disponíveis

Compartilhar este documento

Compartilhar ou incorporar documento

Opções de compartilhamento

Você considera este documento útil?

Este conteúdo é inapropriado?

Direitos autorais:

Formatos disponíveis

9 BSC6800 Data Configuration ISSUE3.0

Enviado por

Direitos autorais:

Formatos disponíveis

OWN000204 BSC6800 Data Configuration

Huawei Confidential. All Rights Reserved

Upon completion this course, you will be

Master the procedure and methods of data

RNC System Description

RNC Architecture and Principle

RNC Initial Configuration Guide

Chapter 1 Data Configuration Overview

Data Configuration Overview

Cell data configuration

Data Configuration Overview

MML commands can be carried out in two modes with LMT

Batch mode. You may organize multiple MML commands in an MML

Query BAM database configuration information

Query FAM object state or BAM running state

Data Configuration Overview

Data Configuration Overview

The BAM database contains initial settings and LMT

RST DATA will remove all LMT configuration data

After the execution of RST DATA , the configuration

Chapter 1 Data Configuration Overview

Global Parameter Configuration

procedure of global parameter configuration

Global Parameter Configuration

Configure local office information(ADD RNCBASIC)

Activate the License file (ACT LICENSE )

Adding RNC area information

Global Parameter Configuration

Global Parameter Configuration

Setting global control switches

With the SET RRCTRLSWITCH command, you can set the

By the SET CORRMALGOSWITCH command, you can set

Global Parameter Configuration

BSC6800 has a unique signaling point code in a PLMN

ADD OPC can run in only offline state

Chapter 1 Data Configuration Overview

Equipment Data Configuration

Power distribution box

Power distribution box

Equipment Data Configuration

Configure basic system information

Equipment Data Configuration

BSC6800 supports four different

ADD CLKSRC to add a clock

Equipment Data Configuration

Configuring BSC6800 Time Source

The default time of the BAM Server

You need no time configuration in this case

The time of the superior operation and maintenance center (OMC)

You need establish communication between BSC6800 and

Equipment Data Configuration

Configuring NodeB Time Source

The local default time

You need no time configuration in this case

The time of BSC6800

You need establish an IP Over ATM (IPoA) channel

Equipment Data Configuration

Subrack numbering rule

Equipment Data Configuration

Configure active/standby ports

Configure the type of interface board.

The WFRMs between the oddnumbered and even-numbered slots

Configuring RFN Source Subrack

Configuring GPS Receiver