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ENE040613040002 HUAWEI BSC6000
Data Configuration
ISSUE 1.0
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The course introduce data configurations basic conception, data configuration operation, configuration procedure and some attention
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The course introduce data configurations basic conception, data configuration operation, configuration procedure and some attention
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Reference
HUAWEI BSC6000 Base Station
Controller LMT User Guide

Controller Data Configuration Reference

Controller Data Configuration Manual
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At the end of the course, the students can: Get a grasp of the structure of the BSC6000 Local maintenance terminal Get a good grasp of Data configuration principle and procedure Get a grasp of Data maintenance in common use
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Chapter 1 Data configuration general introduction Chapter 2 Data configuration principle Chapter 3 Data configuration procedure Chapter 4 Data maintenance operation
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Data Configuration Methods

The data configuration function of the BSC6000 consists of the
configuration, browsing, storage, backup, and restoration of data on the BSC6000 and the BTSs under it.
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Offline data configuration. Online data configuration.
Note: The only difference between the two configuration modes is the process that the configuration data takes effect
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Data Classification
The BSC6000 data is classified into two categories :
LMT configuration data GBAM configuration data
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Operation Authority
Level Guests Users Authority Guests can only view the data. In addition to the authority of guests, users can also perform system maintenance, such as equipment maintenance, alarm management, and performance management. In addition to the authority of users, operators can also perform data configuration on the equipment. Administrators have the root authority. In addition to the authority of operators, administrators can also perform user management. The custom authority is defined by administrators.
Operators Administrators
Custom
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Hardware configuration principle

GEIU/GOIU interface provide E1 or STM-1 port, considering tidy to face
customer, GEIU /GOIU board is configured in back of cabinet

Abis interface support 4:1,3:1,2:1 and 1:1 multiplex mode
GEIUB board support 256 lapd links at most
Ater interface board quantity correspond A interface board quantity is 1:4 One GDPUC board can handle 968 voice channel, GDPUC board take N+1
configuration mode, all TC resource is shared in resource pool mode
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In fact, all the boards can be configured in all slots except GTNU and
GSCU, but considering engineering, LMT give us a standardization configuration:
GSCU fixed to occupy slot 6 and 7 in GMPS/GEPS/GTCS frame

GTNU fixed to occupy slot 4 and 5 in GMPS/GEPS/GTCS frame GGCU fixed to occupy slot 12 and 13 in GMPS frame
GXPUM fixed to occupy slot 0 and 1 in GMPS/GEPS frame

GXPUC fixed to occupy slot 8 and 9 in GMPS/GEPS frame GDPUC fixed to occupy slot 03,813 in GTCS frame
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GEIU boards must be configured in active/standby mode:
GEIUB/GOIUB can be configured in slot 1827 of GMPS/GEPS frame GEIUP/GOIUP can be configured in slot 1415 of GMPS/GEPS frame GEIUT/GOIUT can be configured in slot 1617 of GMPS/GEPS frame, slot 1617 of GTCS frame GEIUA/GOIUA can be configured in slot 1827 of GTCS frame
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Data configuration process
BSC Configuration
BTS Configuration
Cell Configuration
TRX Configuration
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Login LMT
Choose Start > Programs > HUAWEI Local Maintenance Terminal >
BSC6000V900R001Cxx > BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal to start the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal :
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Login LMT
Type the BSC name, BSC IP address, and remarks
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Login LMT
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LMT introduction
lists the functions of the tab pages on the device panel
Tab Page
Main Function
BSC Device Panel Browses the BSC configuration information. Double-clicking a device on the tab page enables you to view the device property through the displayed dialog box. Right-clicking a device enables you to configure and maintain the device through the displayed shortcut menu. Site Device Panel Browses the BTS configuration information. Double-clicking a device on the tab page enables you to view the device property through the displayed dialog box. Right-clicking a device enables you to configure and maintain the device through the displayed shortcut menu.
Cell Properties
External Cell Properties BSC Information
Browses the cell properties.

Browses the external cell properties. Browses the BSC overall information.
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LMT introduction
The Object Management Tree shows the information about data
configuration and object status in a graphic way
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Chapter 3 Data configuration procedure

3.1 BSC Data configuration
3.2 Site Data configuration 3.3 Cell Data configuration
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BSC Data configuration

BSC Data configuration including:
Configuring BSC properties Configuring BSC devices Configuring BSC links
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Configuring BSC properties

After the BSC properties are configured, they take effect in the entire
BSC. Do not modify these properties unless necessary.
Purpose
To configure the BSC information, such as basic data, flow control data, timer, software parameters, user resource binding, and Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP) Mandatory The system initialization is successful.
Mandatory or Optional
Prerequisites
The BSC information is configured on the basis of the network planning. Remarks
After the BSC information is configured, do not modify it unless necessary.
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Configuring BSC properties

After the BSC properties are configured, they take effect in the entire
BSC. Do not modify these properties unless necessary.
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Configuring BSC information

Including Basic Data, flow control data, BSC timer and so on
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Configuring The system clock

The BSC6000 provides two types of clock source.
Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS) clock Line clock
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Configuring Line clock

Configuring Line clock.
For a remote subrack, the line clock extracted form the A interface serves as the reference clock. For a local subrack, the line clock extracted form the A interface serves as the reference clock or system clock
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Configuring the 8K Reference Clock

Configuring the 8k reference clock.
A reference clock must be configured after the GSCU in a subrack is configured The configuration of the 8K reference clock is based on the network planning
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Configuring BSC devices

The BSC device configuration refers to
Configure a signaling point
Add a cabinet
the addition, deletion, property configuration, and property check of the BSC6000 cabinet, subrack, board, fan box, and power distribution box
Add a subrack
Configure the subrack-OSP mapping
Configure fan box properties
Add a power box
Configure power box properties
Add a board
Configure board properties
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Adding a Cabinet and Subrack

The BSC6000 has local cabinets and remote cabinets The cabinet where the power distribution box is located has at least one
subrack configured
The subrack that controls the power distribution box is already configured Each cabinet is configured with a power distribution box Each subrack has one sp
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Adding a board
The principles of board configuration are as follows
The GGCU, GTNU, and GSCU can be deleted only when their subracks are deleted The boards in the GMPS, GEPS, and GTCS are configured in sequence The GMPS or GEPS requires at least two GXPUMs, two GEIUBs or two GOIUBs, and two GEIUTs or two /GOIUTs The GTCS must be configured with at least two GDPUCs, two GEIUTs or two GOIUTs, and two GEIUAs or two GOIUAs
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Adding a board
The descriptions of the BSC6000 boards are as follows
Each GXPUM and GXPUC has four CPUs, ranging from 0 to 3. Each of the other boards has only one CPU Each GDPUC has 22 DSPs, ranging from 0 to 21. Each GEIUB, GEIUP, GEIUP, or GEIUA has 32 ports, ranging from 0 to 31
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Configuring BSC links

Configuring SS7 Signaling Points
BSC6000 can be configured with a maximum of four Originating Signaling Points (OSPs) and one Destination Signaling Point (DSP). The DSP must be configured before the OSP is configured The names and codes of signaling points must be unique
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Configuring a Subrack Communication Link

To configure a communication link between two subracks
The communication link is configured between the GMPS and the GEPS, or between GTCSs, or between GEPSs. A maximum of two communication links can be configured between two subracks The highway of a subrack can be used only once
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Configuring an Ater Connection Path

Configuring SS7 Signaling Points
The subrack where the Ater connection path is to be established exists. The configuration of the Ater connection path can be started only on the GEIUT of the GMPS or GEPS
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Configuring an Ater OML

To configure an Ater Operation and Maintenance Link (OML)
The Ater connection path is already configured The entire BSC requires an active and a standby Ater OMLs. These two Ater OMLs are configured in the GMPS
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Adding an Ater Signaling Link

To add an Ater signaling link
Each signaling point can be configured with a maximum of sixteen 64 kbit/s Ater signaling links. Each GEIUT can be configured with a maximum of eight 2 Mbit/s Ater signaling links. The total bandwidth cannot exceed 4 Mbit/s The rate of the Ater signaling must be the same as that of the SS7
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Configuring an E1 on the A Interface
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Configuring an SS7 Signaling Link

To configure an SS7 signaling link
Each signaling point can be configured with a maximum of sixteen 64 kbit/s SS7 signaling links Each GMPS or GEPS can be configured with a maximum of two 2 Mbit/s SS7 signaling links The rate of the SS7 must be the same as that of the Ater signaling
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Configuring BTS Data

The BTS data configuration has the following operations
Adding a BTS Configuring the basic attributes of a BTS Adding or deleting BTS boards and modifying the attributes of BTS boards Adding or deleting slave chains of a BTS Moving a BTS
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Adding a BTS
The number of cells under a BTS cannot exceed 12. A cell supports a
maximum of 24 TRXs
The maximum number of TRXs that a BTS supports varies with the BTS
type
The number of BTS levels cannot exceed seven
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Adding or Deleting a Secondary Chain

Secondary chains cannot be added between the BTSs that are
established on the GEIUB boards in different subracks
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Adding or Deleting a BTS Board

The BTS data configuration has the following operations
The active TMU boards and the TRX boards cannot be added in this operation You cannot delete active TMU boards or TRX boards in this operation
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Configuring BTS Board Attributes

how to configure attributes of a BTS board
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Moving a BTS
how to configure attributes of a BTS board
The BSC6000 supports a maximum of seven-level cascade connection of BTSs A BTS cannot be connected to the BTS of the lower level There are enough port timeslot resources to support the services in the object where the BTS is to be moved
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Configuring Cell Data

Cell data configuration consists of the following major operations
Add a cell Modify the attributes of cells, TRXs, and channels Modify cell adjacent relations
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Adding a Cell
To add a cell
A BTS exists and it has idle timeslots on the Abis interface Each BTS is configured with a maximum of 12 cells
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Configuring Adjacent Cells

If the added cell has adjacent cells, modify the cell handover
parameters to configure the cell adjacent relationship after adding the cell
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Configuring Cell Attributes

To configure the basic attributes, TRX attributes, and advanced
attributes for a cell Add a cell Modify the attributes of cells, TRXs, and channels Modify cell adjacent relations
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Configuring the Basic Attributes

set the related parameters in the basic attributes field shown
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Configuring TRX Attributes

Pay attention the power configuration
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Configuring Advanced Attributes

When configuring the advanced parameters, you can use the
following methods to quickly find the parameter to be set Double-click Parameter and the parameters will be listed in forward sequence, backward sequence, or normal sequence on the basis of the alphabet Press Ctrl+F to search the parameter to be set
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Adding TRXs
Adding TRXs may cause the lack of timeslots and the need of adding
subracks and boards
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Configuring Channel Attributes

Channel 0 of at least one TRX in a cell is set to Primary BCCH,
Combined BCCH, or BCCH+CBCH. This TRX is called primary BCCH TRX

If the cell broadcast function is available, SDCCH8 can be changed to
SDCCH+CBCH
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Adding a 2G External Cell

Each BSC can be configured with a maximum of 3000 2G external
cells
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Adding a 3G External Cell

Each BSC can be configured with a maximum of 3000 3G external
cells
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Maintaining Data
Data maintenance operations provide an auxiliary method for data
configuration Configuring data Obtaining GBAM data Verifying the obtained GBAM data
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Backing Up Local Data

To save the existing LMT data to the local PC
Log in to the BSC6000 LMT in offline mode In the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal window, choose Configuration > Backup > Back up Local Data
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Backing Up GBAM Data

To back up GBAM data to your local PC,
Log in the BSC6000 LMT in online mode You must type a file name during the backup of GBAM data
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Backing Up GBAM Data to the GBAM

Backing Up GBAM Data to the GBAM
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Obtaining Files from the GBAM

In the Back up data of GBAM dialog box, select a file, and then select
Obtain file from GBAM
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Restoring GBAM Data

After the restoration, you must restart the GBAM recommends that the GBAM data be backed up before the GBAM is
restarted.
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Checking Data Consistency

To check whether the data of a board in the LMT and that in the
GBAM is consistent
Ensure that the extensions of the result files are .xml
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Formatting Data Files

To load the existing configuration data to boards
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Exporting Network Optimization Parameters

Export frequency data of cell Export 2G external cells Export 3G external cells Export adjacent cells
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Summary
This course introduced HUAWEI
BSC6000 Local maintenance console network structure
Data configuration principle

Data configuration procedure and detailed steps Data maintenance common operation
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Thank You
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LMT Data Backup Command FTP Server File Uploading FTP Client GBAM
Data File
Data File
Loading
Data Configuration Command Online Configuration
Configuration Response
Database
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Hardware configuration principle

customer, GEIU /GOIU board is configured in back of cabinet

GEIUB board support 256 lapd links at most

configuration mode, all TC resource is shared in resource pool mode

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Hardware configuration principle

GSCU, but considering engineering, LMT give us a standardization configuration:

GSCU fixed to occupy slot 6 and 7 in GMPS/GEPS/GTCS frame

GXPUM fixed to occupy slot 0 and 1 in GMPS/GEPS frame

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Hardware configuration principle

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Data configuration process

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Browses the cell properties.

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configuration and object status in a graphic way

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Chapter 3 Data configuration procedure