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HUAWEI PCU6000 Packet Control Unit Command Reference
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20.1 mt bvc ptp block........................................................................................................................................20-1 20.2 mt bvc ptp reset .........................................................................................................................................20-2 20.3 mt bvc ptp show state ................................................................................................................................20-3 20.4 mt bvc ptp unblock....................................................................................................................................20-4 20.5 mt bvc signal reset.....................................................................................................................................20-5 20.6 mt bvc signal show state............................................................................................................................20-6 20.7 mt cpu show ..............................................................................................................................................20-7 20.8 mt disk fault clear......................................................................................................................................20-8 20.9 mt disk fault show .....................................................................................................................................20-9 20.10 mt disk format .......................................................................................................................................20-11 20.11 mt disk partition ....................................................................................................................................20-12 20.12 mt disk show .........................................................................................................................................20-13 20.13 mt fr bc block ........................................................................................................................................20-14 20.14 mt fr bc clear bcinfo ..............................................................................................................................20-15 20.15 mt fr bc show statinfo............................................................................................................................20-16 20.16 mt fr bc unblock ....................................................................................................................................20-18 20.17 mt fr pmc reset ......................................................................................................................................20-19 20.18 mt fr port reset.......................................................................................................................................20-20 20.19 mt fr port show loop ..............................................................................................................................20-21 20.20 mt fr port start loop................................................................................................................................20-22 20.21 mt fr port stop loop................................................................................................................................20-23 20.22 mt fr pvc active......................................................................................................................................20-25 20.23 mt fr pvc clear pvcinfo ..........................................................................................................................20-26 20.24 mt fr pvc deactive..................................................................................................................................20-27 20.25 mt fr pvc show statinfo..........................................................................................................................20-28 20.26 mt gcell active .......................................................................................................................................20-30 20.27 mt gcell block........................................................................................................................................20-31 20.28 mt gcell deactive ...................................................................................................................................20-32 20.29 mt gcell reset .........................................................................................................................................20-34 20.30 mt gcell send psi....................................................................................................................................20-35 20.31 mt gcell show attr ..................................................................................................................................20-37
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20.32 mt gcell show available .........................................................................................................................20-38 20.33 mt gcell show cgi ..................................................................................................................................20-40 20.34 mt gcell show state ................................................................................................................................20-41 20.35 mt gcell show unavailable .....................................................................................................................20-43 20.36 mt gcell unblock....................................................................................................................................20-45 20.37 mt lapd block.........................................................................................................................................20-46 20.38 mt lapd loop set .....................................................................................................................................20-47 20.39 mt lapd loop show .................................................................................................................................20-48 20.40 mt lapd port loop set..............................................................................................................................20-49 20.41 mt lapd port show state..........................................................................................................................20-50 20.42 mt lapd show available..........................................................................................................................20-52 20.43 mt lapd show state .................................................................................................................................20-53 20.44 mt lapd show unavailable ......................................................................................................................20-55 20.45 mt lapd unblock.....................................................................................................................................20-56 20.46 mt msinfo show context ........................................................................................................................20-57 20.47 mt msinfo show list ...............................................................................................................................20-60 20.48 mt msinfo show summary .....................................................................................................................20-62 20.49 mt msinfo show summary .....................................................................................................................20-63 20.50 mt msinfo show list ...............................................................................................................................20-64 20.51 mt msinfo show context ........................................................................................................................20-66 20.52 mt nsvc block ........................................................................................................................................20-69 20.53 mt nsvc reset..........................................................................................................................................20-70 20.54 mt nsvc show state.................................................................................................................................20-71 20.55 mt nsvc unblock ....................................................................................................................................20-73 20.56 mt pcic block .........................................................................................................................................20-74 20.57 mt pcic show available ..........................................................................................................................20-75 20.58 mt pcic show state .................................................................................................................................20-77 20.59 mt pcic show unavailable ......................................................................................................................20-78 20.60 mt pcic show unused .............................................................................................................................20-80 20.61 mt pcic show used .................................................................................................................................20-82 20.62 mt pcic unblock .....................................................................................................................................20-83 20.63 mt pdch block........................................................................................................................................20-85 20.64 mt pdch show attr ..................................................................................................................................20-86 20.65 mt pdch show available .........................................................................................................................20-88 20.66 mt pdch show list ..................................................................................................................................20-89 20.67 mt pdch show ms...................................................................................................................................20-90 20.68 mt pdch show state ................................................................................................................................20-92 20.69 mt pdch show unavailable .....................................................................................................................20-94 20.70 mt pdch unblock....................................................................................................................................20-95 20.71 mt sattrans show delay ..........................................................................................................................20-96 20.72 mt system boardversion.........................................................................................................................20-98 20.73 mt system forceswitch...........................................................................................................................20-99
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20.74 mt system softversion..........................................................................................................................20-100 20.75 mt time set ...........................................................................................................................................20-101 20.76 mt time show .......................................................................................................................................20-102
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20.1 mt bvc ptp block
Function
This command is used to block PTP BVC.
mt
Mode
Advanced user mode, super user mode
Usage
mt bvc ptp block <NSEI> <BVCI>
Options
<NSEI> <BVCI> Network service entity identifier BSSGP virtual connection identifier 0~65534 2~65534
Results
Success Failure Information related Failure causes
See Also
mt bvc ptp reset mt bvc ptp show state
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mt bvc ptp unblock
Notes
NSEI and BVCI must have been configured in database, and a correlation must have been established between them.
Example
Bolck the PTP BVC whose NSEI is 40 and BVCI is 2. pcu (advanced)# mt bvc ptp block 40 2 WARNING: Operation will block the PTP BVC, and stop its services until it is unblocked! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.2 mt bvc ptp reset

Function
This command is used to reset PTP BVC.
Mode
Usage
mt bvc ptp reset <NSEI> <BVCI>
Options
<NSEI> <BVCI> Network service entity identifier BSSGP virtual connection identifier 0~65534 2~65534
Results
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See Also
mt bvc ptp block mt bvc ptp show state mt bvc ptp unblock
Notes
NSEI and BVCI must have been configured in database, and a correlation must have been established between them.
Example
Reset the PTP BVC whose NSEI is 40 and BVCI is 2. pcu (advanced)# mt bvc ptp reset 40 2 WARNING: Operation will reset the PTP BVC, and stop its services until the reset succeeds! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.3 mt bvc ptp show state

Function
This command is used to inquire the state of PTP BVC.
Mode
Usage
mt bvc ptp show state <NSEI> {<BVCI>|all}
Options
NSEI BVCI all Network service entity identifier BSSGP virtual connection identifier Input "all" to inquire the state of all PTP BVC of specified NSE 0~65534 0~65534
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Results
Success Failure Show the status of PTP BVC Failure causes
See Also
mt bvc ptp block mt bvc ptp reset mt bvc ptp unblock
Notes
NSEI and NSVCI must have been configured in database, and a correlation must have been established between them.
Example
Query the state of PTP BVC whose NSEI is 40 and BVCI is 2. pcu (advanced)# mt bvc ptp show state 40 2 NSEI: BVCI: PTP BVC STATE: pcu (advanced)# 40 2 Normal
20.4 mt bvc ptp unblock

Function
This command is used to unblock PTP BVC.
Mode
Advanced user mode, Super user mode
Usage
mt bvc ptp unblock <NSEI> <BVCI>
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Options
NSEI BVCI Network service entity identifier BSSGP virtual connection identifier 0~65534 2~65534
Results
Success Failure Operation successful Failure causes
See Also
mt bvc ptp block mt bvc ptp show state mt bvc ptp reset
Notes
Example
Unblock the PTP BVC whose NSEI is 40 and BVCI is 2. pcu (advanced)# mt bvc ptp unblock 40 2 Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.5 mt bvc signal reset

Function
This command is used to reset SIGNAL BVC.
Mode
Usage
mt bvc signal reset <NSEI>
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Options
<NSEI> Network service entity identifier 0~65534
Results
See Also
mt bvc signal show state mt bvc signal switch
Notes
None.
Example
Reset the SIGNAL BVC whose NSEI is 250. pcu (advanced)# mt bvc signal reset 250 WARNING: Operation will reset the SIG BVC, and stops the services of the PTP BVC under the NSE until the reset succeeds! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.6 mt bvc signal show state

Function
This command is used to inquire the state of SIG BVC.
Mode
Usage
mt bvc signal show state <NSEI>
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Options
<NSEI> Network service entity identifier 0~65534
Results
Success Failure Show information related Failure causes
See Also
mt bvc signal reset
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the state of SIGNAL BVC whose NSEI is 250. pcu (advanced)# mt bvc signal show state 250 Operation successful NSEI: 250 SIG BVC STATE: Normal pcu (advanced)#
20.7 mt cpu show

Function
This command is used to inquire CPU occupancy of specified board.
Mode
Usage
mt cpu show {<BoardNo0> [BoardNo1]....}|all
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Options
BoardNo0 BoardNo1 all The Board No. The Board No. All the board 0~6, 8, 10~15 0~6, 8, 10~15 None
Results
Success Failure Show the CPU usage of the board quered Failure causes
See Also
None.
Notes
Several board No.s (14 at most) can be entered each time to query the occupancy of CPU simultaneously.
Example
Inquire the CPU occupancy of the No. 2 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt cpu show 2 RPPU: 2 pcu (advanced)# CPU: 70%
20.8 mt disk fault clear

Function
This command is used to clear fault information about the harddisk of specified POMU board.
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt disk fault clear <BoardNo>
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Options
BoardNo POMU board No. 6, 8
Results
See Also
mt disk fault show
Notes
None.
Example
Clear the disk fault information about the harddisk of POMU 6. pcu (super)# mt disk fault clear 6 Operation successful pcu (super)#
20.9 mt disk fault show

Function
This command is used to inquire fault information about the harddisk of specified POMU board.
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt disk fault show <BoardNo>
Options
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Results
See Also
mt disk fault clear
Notes
None.
Example
Show the disk fault information about the harddisk of POMU 6. pcu (super)#mt disk fault show 6 Partition /hda0 Harddisk fault times :0
The time of first fault : 00/00/00 00:00:00 The time of last fault Partition /hda1 Harddisk fault times :0 : 00/00/00 00:00:00
The time of first fault : 00/00/00 00:00:00 The time of last fault pcu (super)# : 00/00/00 00:00:00
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20.10 mt disk format

Function
This command is used to format the specified partition of specified harddisk.
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt disk format <BoardNo> <PartitionName>
Options
BoardNo PartitionName POMU board No. Partition name 6, 8 "/hda0", "/hda1", "/hda2", "/hda3",
Results
See Also
mt disk partition
Notes
This command is valid only for standby POMU All data in the specified partition will be lost The standby POMU should be reset after format If the hard disk has serious errors, this operation may make standby POMU abnormal
Example
Format the disk partition hda0 of standby POMU borad 6. pcu (super)#mt disk format 6 /hda0 WARNING: Operation will format harddisk, and all data in the partition to be formatted will be lost! Continue? [Y/N] Operation successful
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Please execute \"slot power\" to reset standby POMU Pcu (super)#
20.11 mt disk partition

Function
This command is used to partition the specified harddisk.
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt disk partition <BoardNo>
Options
Results
See Also
mt disk format
Notes
This command is used to partition the specified harddisk; the default size of each partition is as follows: /hda0, 5% /hda1, 50% /hda2, 20% /hda3, 25% This command is valid only for standby POMU All data in harddisk will be lost
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The harddisk will be formatted automatically after partition The standby POMU should be reset after partition If the hard disk has serious errors, this operation may make standby POMU abnormal
Example
Partition the harddisk of standby POMU borad 6. Pcu (super)#mt disk partition 6 WARNING: Operation will partition harddisk, and all data in the harddisk will be lost! Continue? [Y/N] Operation successful Please execute \"slot power\" to reset standby POMU Pcu (super)#
20.12 mt disk show

Function
This command is used to inquire information about the harddisk of specified POMU board.
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt disk show <BoardNo>
Options
Results
See Also
mt disk format
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Notes
None
Example
Inquire information about the harddisk of POMU borad 6. pcu (super)#mt disk show 6 Name /hda0 /hda1 /hda2 /hda3 Total pcu (super)# Status normal normal normal normal Size(MB) Used(MB) Free(MB) 0 945 103 96 6135 306 2123 1124 1438 1144 4991
306 3068 1227 1534
20.13 mt fr bc block
Function
This command is used to block specified BC.
Mode
Usage
mt fr bc block <BoardNo> <LocalNo> <BCID>
Options
BoardNo LocalNo BCID The RPPU board No. The No. of port on RPPU board The No. of bearer channel on port 0~5, 10~15 0~3 0~30
Results
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See Also
mt fr bc unblock mt fr bc clear bcinfo mt fr bc show statinfo
Notes
None.
Example
Block the BC whose BoardNo is 2, LocalNo is 1 and BCID is 5. Pcu (advanced)# mt fr bc block 2 1 5 WARNING: Operation will block the BC and stop its services until it is unblocked! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful Pcu (advanced)#
20.14 mt fr bc clear bcinfo

Function
This command is used to clear BC information.
Mode
Usage
mt fr bc clear bcinfo <BoardNo> <LocalNo> <BCID>
Options
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Results
See Also
mt fr bc block mt fr bc unblock mt fr bc show statinfo
Notes
None.
Example
Clear the information of specified BC whose BoardNo is 2, LocalNo is 1 and BCID is 5. Pcu (advanced)# mt fr bc clear bcinfo 2 1 5 Operation successful Pcu (advanced)#
20.15 mt fr bc show statinfo

Function
This command is used for BC information measurement
Mode
Basic user mode, advanced user mode, super user mode
Usage
mt fr bc show statinfo {<BoardNo> <LocalNo> <BCID>} | all
Options
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all
Input "all" to inquire statistic information of all BC
Results
See Also
mt fr bc block mt fr bc unblock mt fr bc clear bcinfo
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the information of specific BC whose BoardNo is 0, LocalNo is 0 and BCID is 0. pcu (advanced)# mt fr bc show statinfo 0 0 0 Operation successful BoardNo: BC state not blocked by user Number of PVCs activated Time elapsed since last clear or BC recreation Error of signalling link reliability at user side Errors of signalling protocol in band at user side Times of channels declared inactive at user side Errors of signalling link reliability at net side Errors of signalling protocol in band at net side Times of channels declared inactive at net side Number of packets sent Number of bytes sent Number of packets sent successfully :0 :0 : 34370 : 531195 : 34364 :0 :8 :0 : 85341 seconds : 101 :2 0 LocalNo: 0 BCID: 0 : Q933 valid,
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Number of bytes sent successfully Number of legal packets received Number of bytes of legal data received Number of illegal packets received pcu (advanced)#
: 531101 : 23344 : 322286 : 14
20.16 mt fr bc unblock
Function
This command is used to unblock specified BC.
Mode
Usage
mt fr bc unblock <BoardNo> <LocalNo> <BCID>
Options
Results
See Also
mt fr bc block mt fr bc show statinfo mt fr bc clear bcinfo
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Notes
None.
Example
Unbolck the specified BC whose BoardNo is 2, LocalNo is 1 and BCID is 5. pcu (advanced)# mt fr bc unblock 2 1 5 Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.17 mt fr pmc reset

Function
This command is used to reset the specified PMC/L2PU board for Gb interface.
Mode
Usage
mt fr pmc reset <BoardNo> <PMCNo>
Options
BoardNo <PMCNo> RPPU board No. The No. of PMC or L2PU on RPPU board 0~5, 10~15 0, 1
Results
See Also
None.
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Notes
None.
Example
Reset the No.1 L2PU board on No.15 RPPU board which used in Gb interface. pcu (advanced)# mt fr pmc reset 15 1 WARNING: Operation will reset the PMC, and stop its services until the reset succeeds! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.18 mt fr port reset

Function
This command is used to reset port of PMCFR
Mode
Usage
mt fr port reset <BoardNo> <PortNo>
Options
BoardNo PortNo The RPPU board No. External Gb E1 port No. 0~5, 10~15 0~3
Results
See Also
mt fr port show loop
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mt fr port start loop mt fr port stop loop
Notes
This command only support reset the port of PMCFR and doesnt support reset the port of L2PUFR. The RPPU used as Gb interfacewhich install PMCFR has 4 ports (each PMC has 2). Their numbers are 0, 1, 2 and 3 from bottom to top.
Example
Reset the No. 0 port in the No.2 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt fr port reset 2 0 WARNING: Operation will reset the PMC port, and stop its services until the reset succeeds! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.19 mt fr port show loop

Function
This command is used to inquire port loop information.
Mode
Usage
mt fr port show loop <BoardNo> < <PortNo> >
Options
BoardNo PortNo RPPU board No. External Gb E1 port No. 0~5, 10~15 0 ~ 3 for PMC 0 ~ 7 for L2PU
Results
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See Also
mt fr port reset mt fr port start loop mt fr port stop loop
Notes
The RPPU used as Gb interface has 4 ports or 8 ports(each PMC has 2 and each L2PU has 4). Their numbers are 0, 1, 2 and 3 from bottom to top.
Example
Inquire the loop information of No.0 port which is in the No.2 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt fr port show loop 2 0 Operation successful Near loop Loop finished Number of packets sent Number of lost packets in loop :0 : 10
Number of error packets in loop : 0 pcu (advanced)#
20.20 mt fr port start loop

Function
This command is used to start port loop operation.
Mode
Usage
mt fr port start loop <BoardNo> < PortNo > < LoopMode > <PacketNum> <PacketLength>
Options
BoardNo RPPU board No. 0~5, 10~15
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PortNo
External Gb E1 port No. Loop mode
0 ~ 3 for PMC 0 ~ 7 for L2PU 1~3 Local end loop Peer end loop Auxiliary loop at peer end
LoopMode
PacketNum PacketLength
No. of loop packet Loop packet length 2~1600 byte
Results
See Also
mt fr port reset mt fr port show loop mt fr port stop loop
Notes
To start "peer end loop", the cooperation of the other side of the loop is necessary. Before starting "peer end loop" at this side, "auxiliary loop at peer end" at the other side should first be started. When loop is finished the other side should first stop "auxiliary loop at peer end", then the local end, as the sender, will recover automatically.
Example
Start the port loop-back of local end, the port is the No.0 in No.2 RPPU board, ten packets with the length of ten bytes are used to test. pcu (advanced)# mt fr port start loop 2 0 1 10 10 Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.21 mt fr port stop loop

Function
This command is used to stop port loop-back.
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Mode
Usage
mt fr port stop loop <BoardNo> < PortNo > < LoopMode >
Options
BoardNo PortNo RPPU board No. No. of port on RPPU board Loop mode 0~5, 10~15 0 ~ 3 for PMC 0 ~ 7 for L2PU LoopMode 1~3 Local end loop Peer end loop Auxiliary loop at peer end
Results
See Also
mt fr port reset mt fr port show loop mt fr port start loop
Notes
Before stopping loop-back, make sure that a loop-back test has been carried out already
Example
Stop local end loop on the No.0 port which is on No.2 RPPU board Pcu (advanced)# mt fr port stop loop 2 0 1 Operation successful Pcu (advanced)#
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20.22 mt fr pvc active

Function
This command is used to activate PVC.
Mode
Usage
mt fr pvc active <BoardNo> <LocalNo> <BCID> <DLCI>
Options
BoardNo LocalNo BCID DLCI RPPU board No. No. of port on RPPU board No. of bearer channel on port Data link connection identifier 0~5, 10~15 0~3 0~30
Results
See Also
mt fr pvc deactive mt fr pvc clear pvcinfo mt fr pvc show stateinfo
Notes
The operated DLCI must exist in the NSVC configuration table.
Example
Activate the PVC on No. 0 port No. 2 RPPU board, whose BCID is 1 and DLCI is 23. Pcu (advanced)# mt fr pvc active 2 0 1 23 Operation successful
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20.23 mt fr pvc clear pvcinfo

Function
This command is used to Clear PVC information.
Mode
Usage
mt fr pvc clear pvcinfo <BoardNo> <LocalNo> <BCID> <DLCI>
Options
Results
See Also
mt fr pvc active mt fr pvc deactive mt fr pvc show stateinfo
Notes
To clear PVC information: RPPU must be correclty configured and able to communicate with POMU correctly, and The connection between the maintenance console and the POMU of corresponding PCU system has been correctly established, and
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The designated board number must be valid RPPU board number, and The operated BC must exist in the BC configuration table.
Example
Clear the PVC information in No. 0 port No. 2 RPPU board, whose BCID is 1 and DLCI is 23. Pcu (advanced)# mt fr pvc clear pvcinfo 2 0 1 23 Operation successful Pcu (advanced)#
20.24 mt fr pvc deactive

Function
This command is used to deactivate PVC.
Mode
Usage
mt fr pvc deactive <BoardNo> <LocalNo> <BCID> <DLCI>
Options
Results
See Also
mt fr pvc active
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mt fr pvc clear pvcinfo mt fr pvc show stateinfo
Notes
To successfully activate PVC, RPPU must be correclty configured and able to communicate with POMU correctly, and The connection between the maintenance console and the POMU of corresponding PCU system has been correctly established, and The designated board number must be valid protocol processing board number, and The operated BC must exist in the BC configuration table. The operated DLCI must exist in the NSVC configuration table.
Example
Deactivate the PVC on No.0 port No.2 RPPU board. Pcu (advanced)# mt fr pvc deactive 2 0 1 23 WARNING: Operation will deactivate the PVC, and stop its services until it is re-activated! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful Pcu (advanced)# The BCID is 1 and DLCI is 23.
20.25 mt fr pvc show statinfo

Function
This command is used to inquire PVC status.
Mode
Basic user mode, Advanced user mode, super user mode
Usage
mt fr pvc show stateinfo <BoardNo> <LocalNo> <BCID> <DLCI>
Options
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Results
Success Failure Show the related PVC information Failure causes
See Also
mt fr pvc active mt fr pvc deactive mt fr pvc clear pvcinfo
Notes
To successfully query PVC, The connection between the maintenance console and the POMU of corresponding PCU system has beencorrectly established, and The designated board number must be valid RPPU board number, and The operated BC must exist in the BC configuration table.
Example
To Inquire the PVC status which is on No.3 port of the No.10 RPPU board. The BCID is 1, DLCI is 107. Pcu (advanced)# mt fr pvc show stateinfo 10 3 1 107 Operation successful PVC state : Q933 valid, not blocked by user Time elapsed since last clear or BC recreation Number of packets sent Number of bytes sent Number of packets sent successfully Number of bytes sent successfully Number of legal packets received Number of bytes of legal data received Number of illegal packets received Number of packets with BECN flag Pcu (advanced)# : 26090 : 419271 : 22928 : 320545 :0 :0 : 85604 seconds : 26096 : 419365
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20.26 mt gcell active

Function
This command is used to activate GPRS cell.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell active {<BoardNo> all}| <LCNo> | <LCName>
Options
BoardNo all LCNo LCName RPPU board No. Input "all" to activate all cells whose primary RPPU board is the specified RPPU board The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive 0~65534 0~5, 10~15
Results
See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell reset mt gcell send psi mt gcell show cgi mt gcell show state mt gcell unblock mt gcell deactive mt gcell show available mt gcell show unavailable
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mt gcell show attr
Notes
None.
Example
Activate the No.3 GPRS cell. Pcu (advanced)# mt gcell active 3 This operation takes time, waiting. Active cell 3 successfully Pcu (advanced)#
20.27 mt gcell block

Function
This command is used to block specified GPRS cell, which must be in active state.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell block {<BoardNo> all}| <LCNo> | <LCName> | <CGI>
Options
BoardNo0 all LCNo LCName CGI RPPU board No. Block all the cell at the same board. The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity value range:0~5, 10~15 None value range:0~65534 None
Results
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See Also
mt gcell reset mt gcell send psi mt gcell show state mt gcell unblock mt gcell show cgi mt gcell active mt gcell deactive mt gcell show available mt gcell show unavailable mt gcell show attr
Notes
The cell must be in active state.
Example
Bolck No.1 GPRS cell. 910_227(maintenance)#mt gcell block 1 WARNING: Operation will block the cell and stop its services until it is unblocked! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful RPPU Cell 910_227(maintenance)# :1 :1
20.28 mt gcell deactive

Function
This command is used to deactivate GPRS cell.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell deactive {<BoardNo> all}|<LCNo>|<LCName>
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Options
BoardNo all LCNo LCName RPPU board No. Input "all" to deactivate all cells whose primary RPPU board is the specified RPPU board The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive 0~65534 0~5, 10~15
Results
See Also
mt gcell reset mt gcell send psi mt gcell show state mt gcell unblock mt gcell show cgi mt gcell active mt gcell show available mt gcell show unavailable mt gcell show attr
Notes
None.
Example
Deactivate No.3 GPRS cell. Pcu (advanced)# mt gcell deactive 3 WARNING: Operation will deactivate the cell, and stop its services until it is re-activated! Continue ?[Y/N]y This operation takes time, waiting ..... Deactivate cell 3 successfully pcu (advanced)#
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20.29 mt gcell reset

Function
This command is used to reset GPRS cell.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell reset {<BoardNo> all}|<LCNo> | <LCName> |<CGI>
Options
BoardNo all LCNo LCName CGI RPPU board No. Input "all" to maintain all cells of specified board The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity value range:0~5,10~15 None value range:0~65534 None
Results
See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell send psi mt gcell show state mt gcell show cgi mt gcell unblock mt gcell active mt gcell deactive mt gcell show available mt gcell show unavailable
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Notes
Can reset one specified cell or all cells of the same RPPU broad by one command. It must satisfied two requirements to unblock the cell successfully: The RPPR broad must has correct configuration and communicate normally with POMU broad. The maintenance platform has built available connection with POMU broad..
Example
Reset No.1 GPRS cell. 910_227(maintenance)#mt gcell reset 1 WARNING: Operation will reset the cell and stop its services until the reset succeeds! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful RPPU Cell 910_227(maintenance)# :1 :1
20.30 mt gcell send psi

Function
This command is used to send GPRS packet system information by force.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell send psi <LCNo>|<LCName>
Options
LCNo LCName The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive 0~65534
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Results
See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell reset mt gcell show state mt gcell show cgi mt gcell unblock mt gcell active mt gcell deactive mt gcell show available mt gcell show unavailable mt gcell show attr
Notes
None.
Example
Force to send system information in cell 6. pcu (advanced)# mt gcell send psi 6 Operation successful RPPU Cell :6 : 13
Psi1 number : 0 Psi2 number : 0 Psi3 number : 0 Psi3bis number Psi4 number : 0 Psi5 number : 0 Psi13 number pcu (advanced)# :1 :0
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20.31 mt gcell show attr

Function
This command is used to inquire cell attributes.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell show attr {<BoardNo> all} | <LCNo> | <LCName> |<CGI>
Options
BoardNo all LCNo LCName CGI RPPU board No. Input "all" to maintain all cells of specified board The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity Value range:0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 None Value range:0~65534 None
Results
Success Failure Operation successful, and show the information related Failure causes
See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell reset mt gcell send psi mt gcell show state mt gcell show list mt gcell unblock mt gcell active mt gcell deactive
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Notes
The timeslot attribute of a logical cell can be normal cell, single timeslot extended cell or double timeslot extended cell.
Example
Inquire the timeslot attribute of No.1 cell. 910_227(maintenance)#mt gcell show attr 1 Operation successful RPPU Cell LCell timeslot type Support EGPRS Support 11bit EGPRS Access BCCH Frequency Support NACC Support PACKET SI STATUS BSIC Neighbour Cell Num Neighbour Cell List System Information Num System Information List 910_227(maintenance)# : :6 : SI1 SI3 SI2 SI2ter SI4 SI13 :1 :1 : Normal Cell : yes : no : 764 : no : yes : Ncc 0, Bcc 0 :0
20.32 mt gcell show available

Function
This command is used to inquire the available cell.
Mode
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Usage
mt gcell show available {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | all
Options
BSCNo BSCName BoardNo all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. Input "all" to inquire all available logical cell of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all available logical cell of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~254
Results
See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell reset mt gcell send psi mt gcell show state mt gcell show list mt gcell unblock mt gcell active mt gcell deactive mt gcell show cgi mt gcell show unavailable mt gcell show attr
Notes
None.
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Example
Inquire the available cells on the No.3 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt gcell show available 3 Operation successful 2 cell(s) available RPPU Cell RPPU Cell :3 : 100 :3 : 101
pcu (advanced)#
20.33 mt gcell show cgi

Function
This command is used to inquire the CGI of the cell.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell show cgi {<BoardNo> all}|<LCNo> | <LCName>
Options
BoardNo all LCNo LCName RPPU board No. Show the CGI of all the cell at the same board The No. of logical cell. The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive 0~5, 10~15 None 0~65534
Results
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See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell reset mt gcell send psi mt gcell show state mt gcell show list mt gcell unblock mt gcell active mt gcell deactive mt gcell show available mt gcell show unavailable mt gcell show attr
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the CGI of No.6 cell. pcu (advanced)# mt gcell show cgi 6 Operation successful Cell: 6 pcu (advanced)# CGI: 4600525220008
20.34 mt gcell show state

Function
This command is used to inquire cell state. There are six aspects of cell state :

operation state availability state BSC management state cause of being blocked at BSC management state of maintenance management state of Gb
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Mode
Usage
mt gcell show state {<BoardNo> all}|<LCNo> | <LCName> |<CGI>
Options
BoardNo all LCNo LCName CGI RPPU board No. Show the CGI of all the cell at the same board The No.of logical cell. The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity value range:0~5, 10~15 None value range:0~65534 None
Results
Success Failure Operation successful and show the information related Failure causes
See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell reset
mt gcell send psi mt gcell show cgi mt gcell show available mt gcell show unavailable mt gcell unblock mt gcell active mt gcell deactive mt gcell show attr
Notes
None.
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Example
To Inquire the state of all the No 1 GPRS cell. 910_227(maintenance)#mt gcell show state 1 Operation successful RPPU Cell Operation state Availability state BSC management state Cause of BSC being blocked :1 :1 : enabled : no exception : unblocked : unknown
Management state of maintenance : unblocked Management state of Gb : unblocked
20.35 mt gcell show unavailable

Function
This command is used to inquire the unavailable cell.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell show unavailable {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | all
Options
BSCNo BSCName BoardNo all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. Input "all" to inquire all available logical cell of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all available logical cell of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~254
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Results
See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell reset mt gcell send psi mt gcell show state mt gcell show list mt gcell unblock mt gcell active mt gcell deactive mt gcell show cgi mt gcell show available mt gcell show attr
Notes
This command is used to inquire unavailable cell list and its state of specified BSC, RPPU board or whole PCU
Example
Inquire the unavailable cells on the No.3 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt gcell show unavailable 3 Operation successful 1 cell(s) unavailable RPPU Cell Operation state Availability state BSC management state Cause of BSC being blocked : enabled : no exception : unblocked : unknown :3 : 100
Management state of maintenance : blocked Management state of Gb : unblocked
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20.36 mt gcell unblock

Function
This command is used to unblock specified GPRS cell.
Mode
Usage
mt gcell unblock {<BoardNo> all}| <LCNo> | <LCName> |<CGI>
Options
BoardNo all LCNo LCName CGI RPPU board No. Show the CGI of all the cell at the same board The No. of logical cell. The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity value range:0~5, 10~15 None value range:0~65534 None
Results
See Also
mt gcell block mt gcell reset
mt gcell send psi mt gcell show cgi mt gcell show state mt gcell show available mt gcell show unavailable
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mt gcell active mt gcell deactive mt gcell show attr
Notes
Can unblock one specified cell or all cells of the same RPPU broad by one command. It must satisfied two requirements to unblock the cell successfully: The RPPR broad must has correct configuration and communicate normally with POMU broad. The maintenance platform has built available connection with POMU broad.None.
Example
Unblock the No.1 GPRS cell. 910_227(maintenance)#mt gcell unblock 1 Operation successful RPPU Cell 910_227(maintenance)# :1 :1
20.37 mt lapd block

Function
This command is used to block LAPD.
Mode
Usage
mt lapd block {<BoardNo> all}|<LapdNo> | <LAPDName>
Options
BoardNo all LapdNo LAPDName RPPU board No. Input "all" to maintain all LAPDs of specified board The The No. of LAPD link The name of LAPD link, string, case insensitive 0~254 0~5, 10~15
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Results
See Also
mt lapd show state mt lapd show available mt lapd show unavailable mt lapd unblock
Notes
None.
Example
Block the No.3 LAPD link. pcu (advanced)# mt lapd block 3 WARNING: If the LAPD is the only one between PCU and BSC, the operation will cause the cell GPRS unavailable until it is unblocked! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful RPPU LAPD pcu (advanced)# :4 :3
20.38 mt lapd loop set

Function
This command is used to set the loop mode of specified LAPD link.
Mode
Usage
mt lapd loop set {<LapdNo>|<LapdName>} <LoopMode>
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Options
LapdNo LapdName LoopMode The No. of LAPD link The Name of LAPD link, string, case insensitive Loop mode of LAPD link NoLoop FromE1Line 0~254
Results
See Also
mt lapd loop show
Notes
To check the data configuration and hardware of PCU, you can connect the TX and RX of the E1 and set the LAPD link mode to FromE1Line, and then check the state of LAPD, the state of LAPD should be enable. After checking, you should set the loop mode of LAPD to NoLoop
Example
Set the loop mode of LAPD link 2 to FromE1Line. pcu (advanced)#mt lapd loop set 2 frome1line Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.39 mt lapd loop show

Function
This command is used to inquire the loop mode of specified LAPD link.
Mode
Usage
mt lapd loop show {<LapdNo>|<LapdName>}
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Options
LapdNo LapdName The No. of LAPD link The Name of LAPD link, string, case insensitive 0~254
Results
See Also
mt lapd loop set
Notes
None
Example
Show the loop mode of LAPD link 2 . pcu (advanced)#mt lapd loop show 2 Operation successful RPPU LapdNo LoopMode pcu (advanced)# :2 :2 : no Loop
20.40 mt lapd port loop set

Function
This command is used to set the loop state of specified ports on specified L2PU board.
Mode
Usage
mt lapd prot loop set <BoardNo> <PortNo> <LoopMode>
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Options
BoardNo PortNo LoopMode RPPU board No. Pb Port No. LAPD port loop mode 0~5, 10~15 0~7 "NoLoop" "LLoopBack" "REchoOff"
Results
See Also
mt lapd port show state
Notes
This command is used to test the E1 link between PCU and BSC, the meaning of loop mode is: "NoLoop" "LLoopBack" "REchoOff" normal state, no loop local loop back remote echo off
Each PB RPPU has 8 E1 port, and the PortNo is 0 to 7 from bottom to top
Example
Set the loop mode of port 0 on RPPU 0. pcu (advanced)#mt lapd port loop set 0 0 LLoopBack Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.41 mt lapd port show state

Function
This command is used to inquire the state of all ports on specified L2PU board.
Mode
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Usage
mt lapd prot show state <BoardNo> <L2PUNo>
Options
BoardNo L2PUNo RPPU board No. The No. of L2PU on RPPU board 0~5, 10~15 0~1
Results
Success Failure the state of all ports on specified L2PU board Failure causes
See Also
mt lapd port loop set
Notes
Each PB RPPU has 2 L2PU board, and the L2PUNo is 0 to 1 from bottom to top
Example
Show the port state of all ports on L2PU 0 on RPPU pcu (advanced)#mt lapd port show state 0 0 Operation successful 4 ports(s) processed RPPU PortNo Configuration Local State Remote State Loop State Clock Source RPPU PortNo Configuration :1 : no :0 : yes : synchronous : synchronous : local loop back : no :0 :0 0.
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Local State Remote State Loop State Clock Source pcu (advanced)#
: not synchronous : unknown : no loop : no
20.42 mt lapd show available

Function
This command is used to inquire available LAPD list of specified BSC, RPPU board or whole PCU
Mode
Usage
mt lapd show available {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | all
Options
BSCNo BSCName BoardNo all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. Input "all" to inquire all available LAPD of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all available LAPD of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~254
Results
See Also
mt lapd block
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Notes
When input <BSCNo> or <BSCName> as parameter, only display available LAPD on primary RPPU, on which there are logical cells in use. To inquire the available LAPD on backup RPPU, use <BoardNo> or all as input parameter.
Example
To Inquire the available LAPD on the No.4 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt gcell show available 4 RPPU Operation successful 2 LAPD(s) available :4
RPPU LAPD
:4 : 41
RPPU LAPD pcu (advanced)#
:4 : 42
20.43 mt lapd show state

Function
This command is used to inquire the state of LAPD.
Mode
Usage
mt lapd show state {<BoardNo> all} | <LapdNo> | <LapdName>
Options
BoardNo RPPU board No. 0~5, 10~15
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all LapdNo LAPDName
Input "all" to maintain all LAPDs of specified board The The No. of LAPD link The name of LAPD link, string, case insensitive 0~254
Results
See Also
mt lapd block mt lapd unblock mt lapd show available mt lapd show unavailable
Notes
None.
Example
To inquire the state of No.3 LAPD link. pcu (advanced)# mt lapd show state 3 Operation successful RPPU LAPD Administer state Operation state pcu (advanced)# : 11 :3 : unblocked : enabled
20.44 mt lapd show unavailable

Function
This command is used to inquire unavailable LAPD list of specified BSC, RPPU board or whole PCU
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Mode
Usage
mt lapd show unavailable {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | all
Options
BSCNo BSCName BoardNo all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. Input "all" to inquire all available LAPD of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all available LAPD of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~254
Results
See Also
mt lapd block mt lapd show state mt lapd show available mt lapd unblock
Notes
When input <BSCNo> or <BSCName> as parameter, only display unavailable LAPD on primary RPPU, on which there are logical cells in use. To inquire the unavailable LAPD on backup RPPU, use <BoardNo> or all as input parameter
Example
To Inquire the available LAPD on the No.4 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt lapd show unavailable 4 RPPU :4
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Operation successful 1 LAPD(s) unavailable RPPU LAPD pcu (advanced)# :4 : 41
20.45 mt lapd unblock

Function
This command is used to unblock LAPD.
Mode
Usage
mt lapd unblock {<BoardNo> all} | <LapdNo> | <LapdName>
Options
BoardNo all LapdNo LAPDName RPPU board No. Input "all" to maintain all LAPDs of specified board The No. of LAPD link The name of LAPD link, string, case insensitive 0~254 0~5, 10~15
Results
See Also
mt lapd block mt lapd show state mt lapd show available mt lapd show unavailable
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Notes
None.
Example
Unblock the No.3 LAPD link. pcu (advanced)# mt lapd unblock 3 Operation successful RPPU LAPD pcu (advanced)# :4 :3
20.46 mt msinfo show summary

Function
This command is used to inquire the number of the MSs within one board or all board of of the system.
Mode
Usage
mt msinfo show summary <BoardNo> | all
Options
BoardNo all RPPU board No Query the total number of MSs that access the PCU system. value range:0~5, 10~15 None
Results
Success Failure Display Information related Failure causes
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See Also
mt msinfo show list <LcNo> | <LcName> | <CGI> mt msinfo show context <IMSI> | <Tlli>
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the number of MSs within the No 1 RPPU board. pcu (maintenance)#mt msinfo show summary 1 --------The sum of MS in RPPU No.1 is 0-------GPRS MS sum EGPRS MS sum GPRS uplink TBF sum EGPRS uplink TBF sum GPRS downlink TBF sum :0 :0 :0 :0 :0
EGPRS downlink TBF sum : 0
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20.47 mt msinfo show list

Function
This command is used to inquire the number and information of the MSs in the cell.
Mode
Usage
mt msinfo show list <LcNo> | <LcName> | CGI
Options
LcNo LcName The number of logical cell The name of logical cell. It is a case insensitive string. The maximum length is 31. Value range: 0~65534 None
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CGI
Cell global identity
Results
Success Failure Inquiry result is displayed. Failure cause is displayed.
See Also
mt msinfo show summary mt msinfo show context
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the number and information of MSs in the No.1 cell. PCU(maintenance)#mt msinfo show list 1 --------The number of MSs in No.1 cell is 2-------GPRS MS EGPRS MS GPRS uplink TBF EGPRS uplink TBF GPRS downlink TBF EGPRS downlink TBF :2 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0
MS list in the cell : MS list in the cell : IMSI NULL TLLI support EGPRS
0xC0DC00C3 no no
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20.48 mt msinfo show context

Function
This command is used to inquire the basic information of the MS in service.
Mode
Usage
mt msinfo show context <IMSI> | <TLLI>
Options
IMSI TLLI International Mobile Subscriber Identity Temporary Logical Link Identity None None
Results
Success Failure Inquiry result is displayed. Failure cause is displayed.
See Also
mt msinfo show summary mt msinfo show list
Notes
None.
Example
PCU (maintenance)#mt msinfo show con 460181234666611 IMSI TLLI The Radio Access Cap Frequency Support EGPRS : ACC_TECH_900E : Yes : 460181234666611 : 0xC12000D7
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GPRS MultiSlotCap EGPRS MultiSlotCap Support Uplink 8PSK
: 0xA : 0xA : Yes
Support GERAN Feature Pakage1 : No Support DTM Frequency Support EGPRS GPRS MultiSlotCap EGPRS MultiSlotCap Support Uplink 8PSK : No : ACC_TECH_1800 : Yes : 0xA : 0xA : Yes
Support GERAN Feature Pakage1 : No Support DTM DRX Para SplitPgCycleCode SplitOnCCCH NonDrxTimer GPRS Suspended CellNo Located : 0x7 : No :2 : No :1 : No
UpLink TBF TFI USF TimeSlot0 TimeSlot1 TimeSlot2 TimeSlot3 TimeSlot4 TimeSlot5 TimeSlot6 TimeSlot7 TrxNo (M)CsType TA : Invalid : Invalid : Invalid : Invalid : Invalid : Invalid :0 : Invalid :1 : MCS_1 : Unknown : 0x12
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RlcMode LQC Type Retrans Rate CS1 CS2 CS3 CS4 TimeSlot Alloc UpLink Control TN N3101 N3103
: Ack : LQC_IR
: NULL : NULL : NULL : NULL : 0x02 :6 :0 :0
DownLink TBF TFI TrxNo (M)CsType TA RlcMode LQC Type QOS PeakBitRate Precedence A T CR Flow Control Para Tag BucketSize BucketLeakRate Retrans Rate CS1 CS2 CS3 : NULL : NULL : NULL : 0x1 : 45250 bytes : 4525 bytes/s : 8000 bits/s :2 :0 :1 :0 : 0x15 :1 : MCS_1 : Unknown : Ack : LQC_IR
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CS4 TimeSlot Alloc DownLink Control TN N3105
: NULL : 0x0F :6 :0
PCU(maintenance)#
20.49 mt nsvc block

Function
This command is used to block NSVC.
Mode
Usage
mt nsvc block <NSEI><NSVCI>
Options
NSEI NSVCI Network service entity identifier Network service virtual connection identifier 0~65534 0~65534
Results
See Also
mt nsvc reset mt nsvc show state mt nsvc unblock
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Notes
NSEI and NSVCI must have been configured in database, and a correlation must have been established between them. The specified NSVC must have been in unblocked status. It takes time to block NSVC, please wait for system response.
Example
Block the NSVC whose NSEI is 4 and NSVCI is 10. pcu (advanced)# mt nsvc block 4 10 WARNING: Operation will block the NSVC, and stops its services until it is unblocked! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.50 mt nsvc reset

Function
This command is used to reset NSVC.
Mode
Usage
mt nsvc reset <NSEI><NSVCI>
Options
Results
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mt nsvc block mt nsvc show state mt nsvc unblock
Notes
NSEI and NSVCI must have been configured in database, and a correlation must have been established between them. The specified NSVC must have been in unblocked status. It takes time to reset NSVC, please wait for system response.
Example
Reset the NSVC whose NSEI is 4 and NSVCI is 10. pcu (advanced)# mt nsvc reset 4 10 WARNING: Operation will reset the NSVC, and stops its services until the reset succeeds! Continue ?[Y/N]y This operation takes time, waiting . Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.51 mt nsvc show state

Function
This command is used to inquire the status of specified NSVC.
Mode
Usage
mt nsvc show state <NSEI><NSVCI>
Options
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Results
Success Failure Operation successful and the related information. Failure causes
See Also
mt nsvc reset mt nsvc block mt nsvc unblock
Notes
Example
Inquire the status of the NSVC whose NSEI is 4 and NSVCI is 10. pcu (advanced)# mt nsvc show state 4 10 Operation successful NSVC state: unblocked pcu (advanced)#
20.52 mt nsvc unblock

Function
This command is used to unblock NSVC.
Mode
Usage
mt nsvc unblock <NSEI><NSVCI>
Options
NSEI Network service entity identifier 0~65535
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NSVCI
Network service virtual connection identifier
0~65535
Results
See Also
mt nsvc block mt nsvc reset mt nsvc show state
Notes
NSEI and NSVCI must have been configured in database, and a correlation must have been established between them. The specified NSVC must have been in blocked status.
Example
Unblock the NSVC whose NSEI is 4 and NSVCI is 10. pcu (advanced)# mt nsvc unblock 4 10 Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.53 mt pcic block

Function
This command is used to block PCIC.
Mode
Usage
mt pcic block {<BscNo> <PcicNo>}|{<BoardNo> <E1No> {<E1slot>|all}}
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Options
BscNo PcicNo BoardNo E1No E1slot all No. of BSC No. of PCIC RPPU board No. No. of E1 No. of E1slot Input "all" to maintain all PCICs of specified E1 on specified RPPU board 0~254 0~65534 0~5, 10~15 0~7 0~127
Results
See Also
mt pcic show state mt pcic unblock mt pcic show available mt pcic show unavailable mt pcic show used mt pcic show unused
Notes
Multiple PCIC number (19 at most) can be entered after BSC No. has been input. These PCICs can be blocked simultaneously.
Example
Block the PCIC whose BSCNo is 0 and PCICNo is 10. pcu (advanced)# mt pcic block 0 10 WARNING: Operation will block the PCIC, and stops the services of PCIC and its related PDCH! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful RPPU E1 :1 :1
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E1Slot BSC PCIC pcu (advanced)#
:6 :0 : 10
20.54 mt pcic show available

Function
This command is used to inquire available PCIC list of specified E1 on specified RPPU board, of specified RPPU board, of specified BSC or whole PCU.
Mode
Usage
mt pcic show available {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | {<BoardNo> <E1No>} | all
Options
BSCNo. BSCName BoardNo E1No all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. The No. of E1 Input "all" to inquire all available PCIC of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all available PCIC of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~7 0~254
Results
See Also
mt pcic block
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Notes
When input <BSCNo> or <BSCName> as parameter, only display available PCIC on primary RPPU, on which there are logical cells in use. To inquire the available PCIC on backup RPPU, use <BoardNo> or "all" as input parameter.
Example
To Inquire the available PCIC on the No.4 E1 of the No.3 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt pcic show available 3 4 RPPU E1 Operation successful 60 PCIC(s) available :2 :0
RPPU E1 E1Slot BSC PCIC RPPU E1 E1Slot BSC PCIC . pcu (advanced)#
:3 :4 :4 :0 : 129
:3 :4 : 63 :0 : 239
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20.55 mt pcic show state

Function
This command is used to inquire the state of specified PCIC.
Mode
Usage
mt pcic show state <BscNo><PcicNo>|{<BoardNo> <E1No> {<E1slot>|all}}
Options
BscNo PcicNo BoardNo E1No E1slot all No. of BSC No. of PCIC RPPU board No. No. of E1 No. of E1slot Input "all" to maintain all PCICs of specified E1 on specified RPPU board 0~254 0~65534 0~5,10~15 0~7 0~127
Results
Success Failure Show the status of the specified PCIC. Failure causes
See Also
mt pcic block mt pcic unblock mt pcic show available mt pcic show unavailable mt pcic show used mt pcic show unused
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Notes
None
Example
Inquire the state of the PCIC whose BSCNo is 0 and PCICNo is 140. pcu (advanced)# mt pcic show state 0 10 Operation successful RPPU E1 E1Slot BSC PCIC Operation state Availability state BSC management state Cause of BSC being blocked :4 : 48 :0 : 140 : enabled : no exception : unblocked : unknown :3
Management state of maintenance : unblocked Use state pcu (advanced)# : used
20.56 mt pcic show unavailable

Function
This command is used to inquire unavailable PCIC list and its state of E1 on specified RPPU board, of specified RPPU board, of specified BSC or whole PCU.
Mode
Usage
mt pcic show unavailable {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | {<BoardNo> <E1No>} | all
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Options
BSCNo. BSCName BoardNo E1No all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. The No. of E1 Input "all" to inquire all unavailable PCIC of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all unavailable PCIC of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~7 0~254
Results
See Also
mt pcic block mt pcic unblock mt pcic show state mt pcic show available mt pcic show used mt pcic show unused
Notes
When input <BSCNo> or <BSCName> as parameter, only display unavailable PCIC on primary RPPU, on which there are logical cells in use. To inquire the unavailable PCIC on backup RPPU, use <BoardNo> or "all" as input parameter.
Example
To inquire the unavailable PCIC on the No.4 E1 of the No.3 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt pcic show unavailable 3 RPPU E1 Operation successful 1 PCIC(s) unavailable :3 :4 4
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RPPU E1 E1Slot BSC PCIC pcu (advanced)#
:3 :4 : 54 :0 : 205
20.57 mt pcic show unused

Function
This command is used to inquire unused PCIC list of specified of E1 on specified RPPU board, of specified RPPU board, of specified BSC or whole PCU
Mode
Usage
mt pcic show unused {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | {<BoardNo> <E1No>} | all
Options
BSCNo. BSCName BoardNo E1No all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. The No. of E1 Input "all" to inquire all unused PCIC of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all unused PCIC of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~7 0~254
Results
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See Also
mt pcic block mt pcic unblock mt pcic show available mt pcic show unavailable mt pcic show used mt pcic show state
Notes
When input <BSCNo> or <BSCName> as parameter, only display unused PCIC on primary RPPU, on which there are logical cells in use. To inquire the unused PCIC on backup RPPU, use <BoardNo> or "all" as input parameter.
Example
Inquire the unused PCIC on the No. 4 E1 of the No. 3 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt pcic show unused 3 4 RPPU E1 Operation successful 1 PCIC(s) unused :3 :4
RPPU E1 E1Slot BSC PCIC pcu (advanced)#
:3 :4 :4 :0 : 129
20.58 mt pcic show used

Function
This command is used to inquire used PCIC list of specified E1 on specified RPPU board
Mode
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Usage
mt pcic show used {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | {<BoardNo> <E1No>} | all
Options
BSCNo. BSCName BoardNo E1No all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. The No. of E1 Input "all" to inquire all used PCIC of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all used PCIC of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~7 0~254
Results
See Also
mt pcic block mt pcic unblock mt pcic show available mt pcic show unavailable mt pcic show unused mt pcic show state
Notes
When input <BSCNo> or <BSCName> as parameter, only display used PCIC on primary RPPU, on which there are logical cells in use. To inquire the used PCIC on backup RPPU, use <BoardNo> or "all" as input parameter.
Example
Inquire the used PCIC on the No.4 E1 of the No.3 RPPU board. pcu (advanced)# mt pcic show used 3 4
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RPPU E1 Operation successful 1 PCIC(s) used
:3 :4
RPPU E1 E1Slot BSC PCIC pcu (advanced)
:3 :4 :5 :0 : 161
20.59 mt pcic unblock

Function
This command is used to unblock PCIC.
Mode
Usage
mt pcic unblock {<BscNo> <PcicNo>}|{<BoardNo> <E1No> {<E1slot>|all}}
Options
BscNo PcicNo BoardNo E1No E1slot all No. of BSC No. of PCIC RPPU board No. No. of E1 No. of E1slot Input "all" to maintain all PCICs of specified E1 on specified RPPU board 0~254 0~65534 0~5, 10~15 0~7 0~127
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Results
See Also
mt pcic block mt pcic show available mt pcic show unavailable mt pcic show state mt pcic show unused mt pcic used
Notes
None.
Example
Unblock the PCIC whose BSCNo is 0 and PCICNo is 10. pcu (advanced)# mt pcic unblock 0 10 Operation successful RPPU E E1Slot BSC PCIC pcu (advanced)# : : : : : 63 0 10 1 1
20.60 mt pdch block

Function
This command is used to block PDCH.
Mode
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Usage
mt pdch block {<LCNo>|<LCName>} {<PdchNo>|all}
Options
LCNo LCName PdchNo all The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive No. of PDCH Input "all" to maintain all PDCHs of specified cell 0~254 0~65534
Results
See Also
mt pdch show attr mt pdch show ms mt pdch show state mt pdch unblock mt pdch show list mt pdch show available mt pdch show unavailable
Notes
None.
Example
Block the PDCH whose LCNo is 6 and PdchNo is 0. pcu (advanced)# mt pdch block 6 0 WARNING: Operation will block the PDCH, and stop its GPRS services until it is unblocked! Continue ?[Y/N]y Operation successful Cell: 6
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PDCH: pcu (advanced)#
20.61 mt pdch show attr

Function
This command is used to inquire PDCH attributes.
Mode
Usage
mt pdch show attr {<LCNo>|<LCName> |<CGI>} {<PdchNo>|all}
Options
LCNo LCName CGI PdchNo all The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity No. of PDCH Input "all" to maintain all PDCHs of specified cell value range:0~254 None value range:0~65534 None
Results
See Also
mt pdch block mt pdch show ms mt pdch show state mt pdch unblock mt pdch show list mt pdch show available
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mt pdch show unavailable
Notes
Can inquire one specified PDCH or all PDCH in specified cell by one command.
Example
Inquire the attributes of the No 0 PDCH in the No.1 cell. 910_227(maintenance)#mt pdch show attr 1 0 Operation successful Cell PDCHNo Channel combination PCIC Number PCIC list TRX TN TSC No hop. Absolute frequency PDCH timeslot type Support EGPRS : 764 : Normal PDCH : yes :1 :1 :4 :0 :1 :0 : CH_COMB_PDTCH :1
910_227(maintenance)#
20.62 mt pdch show available

Function
This command is used to inquire available PDCH list of specified BSC, RPPU board or whole PCU.
Mode
Usage
mt pdch show available {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | all
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Options
BSCNo BSCName BoardNo all BSC No Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. Input "all" to inquire all available PDCH of whole PCU. Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all available PDCH of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~254
Results
See Also
mt pdch block mt pdch show ms mt pdch show state mt pdch unblock mt pdch show list mt pdch show attr mt pdch show unavailable
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the available PDCH on the RPPU 2. pcu (advanced)# mt pdch show available 2 Operation successful RPPU 2 available PDCH(s) Cell PDCH Cell :0 :4 :4 :2
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PDCH pcu (advanced)#
:1
20.63 mt pdch show list

Function
This command is used to inquire PDCH list of specified cell.
Mode
Usage
mt pdch show list <LCNo> | <LCName> |<CGI>
Options
LCNo LCName CGI The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity value range:0~65534 None
Results
See Also
mt pdch block mt pdch show ms mt pdch show state mt pdch unblock mt pdch show attr mt pdch show available mt pdch show unavailable
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Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the list of PDCH in the No.1 cell. 910_227(maintenance)#mt pdch show list 1 Operation successful RPPU Cell PDCH list Pdch: Pdch: Pdch: Pdch: 0 1 2 3 Trx: Trx: Trx: Trx: 1 1 1 1 :1 :1 : TN: TN: TN: TN: 4 5 6 7
20.64 mt pdch show ms

Function
This command is used to inquire the number of mobile stations on PDCH.
Mode
Usage
mt pdch show list {<LCNo>|<LCName> | <CGI>} {<PdchNo>|all}
Options
LCNo LCName CGI PdchNo The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity The No. of PDCH value range:0~254 value range:0~65534 None
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all
To maintain all PDCHs of specified cell
None
Results
See Also
mt pdch block mt pdch show list mt pdch show state mt pdch unblock mt pdch show attr mt pdch show available mt pdch show unavailable
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the number of mobile station on the No 0 PDCH in No.1 cell. 910_227 (maintenance)#mt pdch show ms 1 0 Operation successful Cell PDCHNo Number of uplink GPRS TBFs Number of downlink GPRS TBFs Number of uplink EGPRS TBFs Number of downlink EGPRS TBFs :0 :0 :0 :0 :1 :0
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20.65 mt pdch show state

Function
This command is used to inquire PDCH state.
Mode
Usage
mt pdch show state {<LCNo>|<LCName> |<CGI>} {<PdchNo>|all}
Options
LCNo LCName CGI PdchNo all The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive Cell global identity No. of PDCH To maintain all PDCHs of specified cell value range:0~254 None value range:0~65534 None
Results
See Also
mt pdch block mt pdch show list mt pdch show ms mt pdch unblock mt pdch show attr mt pdch show available mt pdch show unavailable
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Notes
Can inquire one specified PDCH or all PDCH in specified cell by one command. It must satisfied two requirements to inquire the PDCH successfully: The RPPR broad must has correct configuration and communicate normally with POMU broad. The maintenance platform has built available connection with POMU broad.
Example
Inquire the state of the the No 0 PDCH in No.1 cell. 910_227(maintenance)#mt pdch show state 1 0 Operation successful Cell PDCHNo Operation state Availability state BSC management state Cause of BSC being blocked :1 :0 : enabled : no exception : unblocked : unknown
Management state of maintenance : unblocked Number of connected PCICs Number of usable PCICs State of connected PCICs :1 :1 : PCIC0: Synchronized
20.66 mt pdch show unavailable

Function
This command is used to inquire unavailable PDCH list and its state of specified BSC, RPPU board or whole PCU.
Mode
Usage
mt pdch show unavailable {<BSCNo> all} | {<BSCName> all} | <BoardNo> | all
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Options
BSCNo BSCName BoardNo all BSC No. Name of BSC, string, case insensitive RPPU board No. Input "all" to inquire all available PDCH of whole PCU Input "all" after <BSCNo> or <BSCName> to inquire all available PDCH of specified BSC 0 ~ 5, 10 ~ 15 0~254
Results
See Also
mt pdch block mt pdch show ms mt pdch show state mt pdch unblock mt pdch show list mt pdch show available mt pdch show attr
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the unavailable PDCH in the RPPU 2l. pcu (advanced)#mt pdch show unava 2 RPPU 1 unavailable PDCH(s) :2
Cell PDCH Operation state
:4 :2 : disabled
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Availability state BSC management state Cause of BSC being blocked
: device has not been initialized : unblocked : unknown
Management state of maintenance : unblocked pcu (advanced)#
20.67 mt pdch unblock

Function
This command is used to unblock PDCH.
Mode
Usage
mt pdch unblock {<LCNo>|<LCName>} {<PdchNo>|all}
Options
LCNo LCName PdchNo all The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive No. of PDCH maintain all PDCHs of specified cell 0~254 0~65534
Results
See Also
mt pdch show attr mt pdch show ms mt pdch show state mt pdch block
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mt pdch show list mt pdch show available mt pdch show unavailable
Notes
None.
Example
Unblock the PDCH whose LCNo is 6 and PdchNo is 0. pcu (advanced)# mt pdch unblock 6 0 Operation successful Cell PDCH :6 :0
pcu (advanced)#
20.68 mt sattrans show delay

Function
This command is used to inquire the delay information of the specified channel or of all channels of a cell
Mode
Usage
mt sattrans show delay {<LCNo>|<LCName>} {{<TRXNo> <TN>}|all}
Options
LCNo LCName TRXNo TN all The No. of logical cell The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive TRX No. of the channel Timeslot No. of the channel show all delay information of specified cell's channels 0 ~ 255 0~7 0~65534
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Results
See Also
None
Notes
None.
Example
pcu (advanced)# mt sattrans show delay 4 all The specified cell is not configured to support satellite transmission Transmission Delay of Cell: 160ms TRXNo 0 0 0 1 1 pcu (advanced)# TN 2 3 4 5 7 Transmission Delay of Channel(ms) 160 160 160 160 160
20.69 mt system boardversion

Function
This command is used to inquire the version of hardware.
Mode
Usage
mt system boardversion
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Options
None.
Results
Success Failure Show the version of hardware Failure causes
See Also
mt system softversion mt system forceswitch
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the version of the hardware. pcu (advanced)#mt system boardversion GPRS-PCU Hardware Version 1.0 pcu (advanced)#
20.70 mt system forceswitch

Function
This command is used to forced switchover active and standby POMU board.
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt system forceswitch
Options
None.
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Results
Success Failure None. Failure causes
See Also
mt system softversion mt system boardversion
Notes
This command will restart the system. Be cautious with it. This command will switch over the currenct active and standby POMU boards.
Example
Switchover the active and standby POMU board. pcu (super)#mt system forceswitch WARNING: Operation will reboot system and interrupt services! Continue ?[Y/N]y pcu (super)#
20.71 mt system softversion

Function
This command is used to inquire the version of software.
Mode
Usage
mt system softversion {<BoardNo> [<PMCBoardNo>]} | ALL
Options
BoardNo PMCBoardNo ALL Board No. The PMC or L2PU board No. All boards 0 ~ 6, 8, 10 ~ 15 0, 1
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Results
Success Failure Show the version of software Failure causes
See Also
mt system boardversion mt system forceswitch
Notes
None.
Example
Inquire the version of the software. pcu (advanced)#mt system softversion 6 Board 6 pcu (advanced)# Version: PCUV300R005
20.72 mt time set

Function
This command is used to set the system time of POMU board.
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt time set {<Date> <Time>}|<Date>|<Time>
Options
Date Time The date to be set The time to be set Format: YYYY/MM/DD Format: HH:MM:SS
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Results
See Also
mt time show
Notes
This command can modify the date and time of the system synchronously, and can also modify one of them. The input format is the decisive factor. If you modify the date and time of the system synchronously, input the date first. Year: between 1970 and 2105. Change the system date and time can cause wrong traffic statistics.
Example
Set the data of POMU board to be October 1st, 2001. pcu (advanced)#mt time set 2001/10/01 Operation successful pcu (advanced)#
20.73 mt time show

Function
This command is used to query the system time of POMU board.
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt time show [<BoardNo> | all]
Options
BoardNo All Board number: 06, 8, 1015 All boards
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Results
Success Failure Show the information related Failure causes
See Also
mt time set
Notes
None.
Example
Query the data of POMU board. pcu (advanced)#mt time show Current date : 2001/10/05 Current time : 11:48:46 pcu (advanced)#
20.74 mt trau show allinfo

Function
This command is used to show total number of Out-of-Sync after cell kickoffs
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trau show allinfo {<LCNo>|<LCName>} <TRXNo> <TN>
Options
LCNo LCName TRXNo The No. of logical cell, value range : 0 ~ 65534 The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive TRX No. of the channel, value range : 0 ~ 25
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TN
Timeslot No. of the channel, value range : 0 ~ 7
Results
Success Failure show total number of Out-of-Sync after cell kickoffs Failure causes
See Also
mt trau show lastinfo
Notes
None.
Example
Query the total number of Out-of-Sync after cell kickoffs 210(maintenance)#mt trau show allinfo 3 2 7 TRAU link measurement information after PDCH kickoffs Working duration of this PDCH Number of Out-of-Syn frames Number of check-error frames Number of normal frames Total number of frames Total times of Out-of-Syn Times of Out-of-Syn caused by Out-of-Syn trau frame Times of Out-of-Syn caused by Check-Error trau frame Times of Out-of-Syn caused by delay Times of Out-of-Syn caused by wrong FN Times of Out-of-Syn caused by FN disaccording with BN : 0 Times of Out-of-Syn caused by other causes :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 : 122(s) :3 :0 : 5912 : 6117 :0
20.75 mt trau show lastinfo

Function
This command is used to show number of Out-of-Sync of the last hour
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Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trau show lastinfo {<LCNo>|<LCName>} <TRXNo> <TN>
Options
LCNo LCName TRXNo TN The No. of logical cell, value range : 0 ~ 65534 The name of logical cell, string, case insensitive TRX No. of the channel, value range : 0 ~ 25 Timeslot No. of the channel, value range : 0 ~ 7
Results
Success Failure Show number of Out-of-Sync of the last hour Failure causes
See Also
mt trau show allinfo
Notes
None.
Example
Query the number of Out-of-Sync of the last hour 210(maintenance)#mt trau show lastinfo 3 2 7 TRAU link measurement information of the last hour Number of Out-of-Syn frames Number of check-error frames Number of normal frames Total number of frames Total times of Out-of-Syn Times of Out-of-Syn caused by Out-of-Syn trau frame Times of Out-of-Syn caused by Check-Error trau frame :0 :0 :3 :0 : 18420 : 18625 :0
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Times of Out-of-Syn caused by delay Times of Out-of-Syn caused by wrong FN Times of Out-of-Syn caused by FN disaccording with BN : 0 Times of Out-of-Syn caused by other causes
:0 :0
:0
20.76 mt trau show downnulltrau

Function
This command is used to show content of NULL TRAU to BTS
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trau show downnulltrau {<LCNo>|<LCName>} <TRXNo> <TN>
Options
Results
Success Failure Show content of NULL TRAU to BTS Failure causes
See Also
mt trau show upnulltrau
Notes
None.
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Example
None
20.77 mt trau show upnulltrau

Function
This command is used to show content of NULL TRAU from BTS
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trau show upnulltrau {<LCNo>|<LCName>} <TRXNo> <TN>
Options
Results
Success Failure Show content of NULL TRAU from BTS Failure causes
See Also
mt trau show downnulltrau
Notes
None.
Example
None
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20.78 mt trau show downtraucontent

Function
This command is used to show content of downlink TRAU
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trau show downtrauconte nt {<LCNo>|<LCName>} <TRXNo> <TN>
Options
Results
Success Failure Show content of downlink TRAU Failure causes
See Also
mt trau show uptraucontent
Notes
None.
Example
None
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20.79 mt trau show uptraucontent

Function
This command is used to show content of uplink TRAU
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trau show uptraucontent {<LCNo>|<LCName>} <TRXNo> <TN>
Options
Results
Success Failure Show content of uplink TRAU Failure causes
See Also
mt trau show downtraucontent
Notes
None.
Example
None
20.80 mt trau show pcicallinfo

Function
This command is used to show number of frames sent and received according PCIC
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Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trau show pcicallinfo <BscNo><PcicNo>
Options
BscNo PcicNo The No. of BSC, value range : 0 ~ 254 The No. of PCIC, value range : 0 ~ 65534
Results
Success Failure Show number of frames sent and received according PCIC Failure causes
See Also
None
Notes
None.
Example
Query the number of frames sent and received according PCIC 210(maintenance)#mt trau show pcicallinfo 0 1 Working duuration of this PCIC BSCNo : 0, RxTrauTotalNum TrauNoSynNum TrauRaNum TrauDiNum TrauCS12DiNum TrauCS34DiNum TrauBadNum TrauCS12BadNum TrauCS34BadNum PcicNo : 1 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 : 152885(20ms)
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TrauVersionError NullTrauNum TrauCs1Num TrauCs2Num TrauCs3Num TrauCs4Num TrauBadCsNum TrauSendTotalNum TrauSendDataNum TrauSendEmptyNum TrauSendCs1Num TrauSendCs2Num TrauSendCs3Num TrauSendCs4Num
:0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0
20.81 mt trau show traustatis

Function
This command is used to show number of frames sent and received of L2PU board
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trau show traustatis <BoardNo><L2PUNo>
Options
BoardNo L2PUNo Board No. value range : 0 ~ 6, 8, 10 ~ 15 The No. of L2PU on RPPU board, value range : 0 ~ 1
Results
Success Failure Show number of frames sent and received of L2PU board Failure causes
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See Also
None
Notes
None.
Example
Query the number of frames sent and received of L2PU board 210(maintenance)#mt trau show traustatis 0 0 Measurement duration of this L2PU board = 49932(20ms) g_SendToDsp g_DspTrauUpDataIntNum g_DspTrauDnDataIntNum g_Dsp20msIntNum g_DspMsgIntNum g_DspTrauUpDataIntNumNc g_DspIntNum g_MasterTrauNoSynNum g_SlaveTrauNoSynNum g_TrauRaNum g_TrauDiNum g_TrauBadNum g_TrauVersionError g_MasterNullTrauNum g_SlaveNullTrauNum g_SendDataTrauNum g_SendEmptyTrauNum g_QueryMsgFromMacNullNum g_PmcIoMsgQTrauFullNum g_TotalGetTrauFromRppuNum g_TotalSendTrauMsgToIoNum g_SendLapdMsgToIoOk g_GetTrauFromRppuErrNum g_PmcIoMsgQLapdFullNum =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 = 100784 =0 =0 =0 =0 =0
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g_SendTrauMsgToIoOk
=0
20.82 mt trans
Function
This command is used to transmit transparent message to specified module on specified board, providing a channel of debugging for all the modules
Mode
Super user mode
Usage
mt trans <BoardNo> <ModuleNo> <ByteNum> <XX> ...
Options
BoardNo <ModuleNo ByteNum XX Board No. value range : 0 ~ 6, 8, 10 ~ 15 The No. of module, hexadecimal Number of bytes, that is the number of "<XX>",hexadecimal, value range : 0 ~ 255 The actual content sent to receiving module, hexadecimal
Results
Success Failure Massage will be sent successfully Failure causes
See Also
None
Notes
1. This command is used to transmit transparent message to specified module on specified board, providing a channel of debugging for all the modules 2. The validity of each parameter is checked by the receiving module of the message
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POMUNo 1c 2 00 00 POMUNo 1c 2 00 01 RPPUNo 02 2 00 00 RPPUNo 02 2 00 01
--- Turn off trace switch on POMU board --- Turn on trace switch on POMU board --- Turn off trace switch on RPPU board --- Turn on trace switch on RPPU board
RPPUNO 02 2 01 00 RPPUNO 02 2 01 01
--- Redirect trace information to OMC --- Redirect trace information to tracer
POMUNo 1c 2 01 00 POMUNo 1c 2 01 01 POMUNo 1c 2 01 02
--- Show CB information on active POMU board --- Test the creation of semaphore --- Show VOS semaphore information
POMUNo 1c 3 02 00 RPPUNo --- Show the state information of cell whose active RPPU board is the specified board RPPUNo POMUNo 1c 2 02 02 No. of RPPU board, in decimal processed
--- Show frame state in cell migration
POMUNo 1c 3 02 03 RPPUNo --- Initiate the cell migration of specified RPPU board RPPUNo NO. of RPPU board, in decimal
POMUNo 1c 3 02 04 RPPUNo --- Initiate the cell back migration of specified RPPU board RPPUNo No. of RPPU board, in decimal
RPPUNo 06 2 02 00
--- Not force uplink TBF establishment from
one phase access to two phase access RPPUNo 06 2 02 01 --- Force uplink TBF establishment from one
phase access to two phase access
RPPUNo 06 4 07 0 0 1 --- Enable the function of making 900M's GPRS multislot class as 1800M's GPRS multislot class RPPUNo 06 4 07 0 0 0 --- Disable the function of making 900M's GPRS multislot class as 1800M's GPRS multislot class
RPPUNo 06 4 07 1 0 1 --- Enable MS flow control function
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RPPUNo 06 4 07 1 0 0 --- Disable MS flow control function
RPPUNo 04 2 1 LoopMode --- LAPD loop mode 0 1 2 4 5 No loop, normal mode Loop from LAPD module Loop from 860Cpm Loop from E1Control chip at L2pu Loop from E1 line, you must connect the Rx and Tx of the E1
RppuNo 04 2 3 0xFF
--- Turn on print switch of all LAPDs measurement
RPPUNo 04 2 3 LapdLinkNo --- If LapdLinkNo is configured, turn on print switch of this LAPD measurement --- If LapdLinkNo is not configured, turn off print switch of all LAPDs measurement RPPUNo 04 1 d --- Inquire ports state of two L2PUs on specified RPPU To see the output information, execute command "mt system vos setoutput" to redirect the output of specified RPPU to maintain terminal and execute command "monitor set enable"
RPPUNo 06 4 08 f 0 Width --- Set width of decision window Width width of decision window, hexadecimal
RPPUNo 06 6 0A 0 LineNoByte1 LineNoByte2 LineNoByte3 LineNoByte4 --- Show the details of assert of line ((LineNoByte1<<24)+(LineNoByte2<<16)+(LineNoByte3<<8) +LineNoByte4)
RPPUNo 6 4 8 b 0 0 --- Turn off data block trace on Um Interface of tracer2 RPPUNo 6 4 8 b 0 1 --- Turn on data block trace on Um Interface of tracer2
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Example
Open the massage tracing switch of RPPU 0 210(maintenance)#mt trans 0 2 2 0 1 Transparent message has been sent
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