2015CustomerTrainingCatalog CourseDescriptions (WCDMA)

Customer Training Catalog Course Descriptions
Customer Training Catalog

Course Descriptions
WCDMA Product Technical Training
HUAWEI Learning Service

2015
COMMERCIAL IN CONFIDENCE
CONTENTS
1.1
Training Course Descriptions ..................................................................................................................... 7
1.2
WCDMA Product Training Course Descriptions ....................................................................................... 16

1.2.1
OWC00 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Product Description ........................................................... 16
1.2.2
OWC01 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Operation and Maintenance .............................................. 17
1.2.3
OWC02 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Installation and Commissioning ......................................... 18
1.2.4
OWC03 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Data Configuration ............................................................. 19
1.2.5
OWC04 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Troubleshooting ................................................................. 20
1.2.6
OWB00 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Product Description ................................................................ 21
1.2.7
OWB01 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Operation and Maintenance ................................................... 22
1.2.8
OWB02 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Installation and Commissioning .............................................. 23
1.2.9
OWB03 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Data Configuration ................................................................. 24
1.2.10
OWB04 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 25
1.2.11
1.2.12
1.2.13
1.2.14
OWC08 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Data Configuration ............................................................. 29
1.2.15
OWC09 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R11 Expanding............................................................................ 30
1.2.16
OWC10 WCDMA RAN11.1 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration ............................................................. 31
1.2.17
OWC11 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 RNC Migration Data Reconfiguration ................................. 32
1.2.18
1.2.19
OWB05 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Product Description................................................................. 34
1.2.20
OWB06 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Operation and Maintenance .................................................... 35
1.2.21
OWB07 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Installation and Commissioning .............................................. 36
1.2.22
OWB08 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Data Configuration .................................................................. 37
1.2.23
OWB09 BTS3900 WCDMA V100R002 NodeB Migration Data Reconfiguration .............................. 38
1.2.24
OWB10 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 39
1.2.25
1.2.26
1.2.27
1.2.28
OWC16 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R012 Data Configuration ............................................................ 43
1.2.29
OWC17 WCDMA RAN12 RNC Expanding ...................................................................................... 44
1.2.30
OWC18 WCDMA RAN12 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration ............................................................... 45
1.2.31
OWC19 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R012 RNC Migration Data Reconfiguration ................................ 46
1.2.32
1.2.33
OWB11 3900 NodeB WCDMA V200R012 Product Description ....................................................... 48
1.2.34
OWB12 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Operation and Maintenance ............................................... 49
1.2.35
OWB13 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Installation and Commissioning ......................................... 50
1.2.36
OWB14 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Data Configuration ............................................................. 51
1.2.37
OWB15 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Troubleshooting ................................................................. 52
1.2.38
OWB16 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 NodeB Migration Data Reconfiguration.............................. 53
1.2.39
OWF00 WCDMA uBro2.0 RAN Operation Maintenance.................................................................. 54
1.2.40
OWC21 WCDMA RAN11 - RAN12 Delta Training ........................................................................... 56
1.2.41
1.2.42
1.2.43
1.2.44
1.2.45
1.2.46
OWC27 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R13 RNC Expanding................................................................... 62
1.2.47
1.2.48
1.2.49
OWB17 3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V100R004 Product Description............................................ 65
1.2.50
1.2.51
1.2.52
1.2.53
1.2.54
1.2.55
OWF01 WCDMA uBro3.0 RAN Operation Maintenance.................................................................. 71
1.2.56
OWC30 WCDMA RAN12 - RAN13 Delta Training ........................................................................... 73
1.2.57
1.2.58
1.2.59
1.2.60
1.2.61
OWC35 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R014 RNC Upgrading ................................................................. 78
1.2.62
OWC36 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R014 RNC Expanding................................................................. 79
1.2.63
1.2.64
1.2.65
1.2.66
OWB23 3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V200R014 Product Description............................................ 83
1.2.67
1.2.68
1.2.69
1.2.70
OWB27 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R014 Upgrading .......................................................................... 87
1.2.71
OWB28 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R014 Expanding .......................................................................... 88
1.2.72
1.2.73
1.2.74
OYI00 Wireless IP Basic Principle ................................................................................................... 91
1.2.75
OWI00 WCDMA IPRAN Networking Introduction ............................................................................ 92
1.2.76
OWI01 WCDMA IPRAN Networking and Planning .......................................................................... 93
1.2.77
OWI02 WCDMA IPRAN Feature Application ................................................................................... 94
1.2.78
OWI03 WCDMA IPRAN Monitoring and Maintenance ..................................................................... 96
1.2.79
OWI04 WCDMA IPRAN Troubleshooting ......................................................................................... 97
1.2.80
OWC40 WCDMA RAN14.0 Emergency Maintenance ..................................................................... 98
1.2.81
OWC41 WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0 Delta for Hardware ............................................................... 99
1.2.82
OWC42 WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0
1.2.83
OWC43 WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0 Delta for New Feature ........................................................ 101
1.2.84
OWI05 WCDMA IPRAN Reconstruction over Iub Interface ........................................................... 102
1.2.85
OWI06 WCDMA IPRAN Reconstruction over IuCS Interface ........................................................ 103
1.2.86
OWC44 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Product Description ................................................... 104
1.2.87
OWC45 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Operation and Maintenance ...................................... 105
1.2.88
OWC46 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Installation and Commissioning ................................. 106
1.2.89
OWC47 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Data Configuration .................................................... 107
1.2.90
OWB31 3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V200R015 Product Description.......................................... 109
1.2.91
OWB32 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R015 Operation and Maintenance ............................................. 110
1.2.92
OWB33 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R015 Installation and Commissioning ........................................111
1.2.93
OWB34 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R015 Initial Data Configuration .................................................. 112
1.2.94
OWC48 WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for Hardware ................................................................... 113
1.2.95
OWC49 WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for O/M ............................................................................ 114
1.2.96
OWC50 WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for New Feature .............................................................. 115
1.2.97
OWC51 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 RNC Upgrading ......................................................... 116
1.2.98
OWB35 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Upgrading ............................................................................ 117
1.2.99
OWC51 WCDMA RAN15.0 Emergency Maintenance ................................................................... 118
1.2.100
OWC52 WCDMA RAN15.0 Heavy Traffic Precaution .................................................................... 119
1.2.101
OWC57 WCDMA RAN15.0 Fault Information Collecting ............................................................... 120
1.2.102
OWC39 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Troubleshooting ......................................................... 121
1.2.103
OWB36 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Troubleshooting ................................................................... 122
1.2.104
OWC58 RAN15.0 Transmission Troubleshooting .......................................................................... 123
1.2.105
OWC59 BSC6900/BSC6910 CS and PS Troubleshooting ............................................................ 124
1.2.106
OWC53 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA RAN15 Expanding ............................................................ 125
1.2.107
OWC54 WCDMA RAN15 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration ............................................................. 126
1.2.108
OWC55 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R015 Migration Data Configuration ........................................... 127
1.2.109
OWB37 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Expanding ............................................................................ 128
1.2.110
OWB38 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Migration Data Configuration ............................................... 129
1.2.111
OWC56 WCDMA RAN15 Interface Capacity Expansion ............................................................... 130
1.2.112
OWB39 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 NodeB Resource Distribution Adjusting ............................... 131
1.2.113
OWC64 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Product Description ................................................... 132
1.2.114
OWC65 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Routine Operation and Maintenance ......................... 133
1.2.115
OWC66 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Installation and Commissioning ................................. 134
1.2.116
OWC67 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Initial Data Configuration ........................................... 135
1.2.117
OWB55 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Product Description.............................................................. 136
1.2.118
OWB56 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Operation and Maintenance ................................................. 137
1.2.119
OWB57 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Installation and Commissioning ........................................... 138
1.2.120
OWB58 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Initial Data Configuration ...................................................... 139
1.2.121
OWC68 WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for Hardware ................................................................... 140
1.2.122
OWC69 WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for Operation and Maintenance....................................... 141
Delta for O/M ................................................................... 100
1.2.123
OWC70 WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for New Feature .............................................................. 142
1.2.124
OWC71 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Software Patch and Upgrading .................................. 143
1.2.125
OWB59 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Software Patch and Upgrading ............................................ 144
1.2.126
OWC72 WCDMA R16 Emergency Maintenance ........................................................................... 145
1.2.127
OWC73 WCDMA R16 Heavy Traffic Precaution ............................................................................ 146
1.2.128
OWC74 WCDMA R16 Fault Information Collecting ....................................................................... 147
1.2.129
OWC75 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Troubleshooting ......................................................... 148
1.2.130
OWB60 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Troubleshooting ................................................................... 149
1.2.131
OWC76 WCDMA R16 Transmission Troubleshooting ................................................................... 150
1.2.132
OWC77 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 PS Troubleshooting ................................................... 151
1.2.133
OWC78 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Hardware Expanding ................................................. 152
1.2.134
OWC79 WCDMA R16 Dynamic Data Configuration ...................................................................... 153
1.2.135
OWC80 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R016 Migration Data Configuration ........................................... 154
1.2.136
OWB61 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Capacity Expanding ............................................................. 155
1.2.137
OWB62 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Migration Data Configuration ............................................... 156
1.2.138
OWC81 WCDMA R16 Interface Capacity Expanding .................................................................... 157
1.2.139
OWB64 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Resource Distribution Adjusting ........................................... 158
1.3
Principle Training Course Descriptions................................................................................................... 159

1.3.1
OWA00 WCDMA RAN Overview ................................................................................................... 159
1.3.2
OWA01 WCDMA Air Interface........................................................................................................ 160
1.3.3
OWA20 WCDMA HSPA Principles ................................................................................................. 161
1.3.4
OWA21 WCDMA HSPA+ Principles ............................................................................................... 162
1.4
RNP and RNO Training Course Descriptions ......................................................................................... 163

1.4.1
OWP00 WCDMA Radio Network Planning .................................................................................... 163
1.4.2
OWP13 WCDMA HSPA and HSPA+ Planning ............................................................................... 164
1.4.3
OWP20 WCDMA Multi-Band and Multi-Carrier Solution ................................................................ 165
1.4.4
OWP21 UMTS 900M Coverage Solution ....................................................................................... 166
1.4.5
OWP22 In-building Coverage System Introduction ........................................................................ 167
1.4.6
OWP23 WCDMA Indoor Coverage Planning and Optimization ..................................................... 168
1.4.7
OWP24 WCDMA Indoor Coverage Solution .................................................................................. 169
1.4.8
OWO00 WCDMA Radio Network Tuning ....................................................................................... 170
1.4.9
OWO01 WCDMA Radio Network Optimization .............................................................................. 171
1.4.10
OWO21 WCDMA RAN12 Radio Network Features and Algorithms .............................................. 173
1.4.11
1.4.12
1.4.13
1.4.14
OWO31 WCDMA RAN12 Radio Network Performance Management ........................................... 181
1.4.15
1.4.16
1.4.17
1.4.18
OWO41 WCDMA HSPA RAN12 Radio Resource Management .................................................... 189
1.4.19
1.4.20
1.4.21
1.4.22
OWO45 WCDMA HSPA and HSPA+ RAN12 Throughput Troubleshooting ................................... 193
1.4.23
1.4.24
1.4.25
1.4.26
OWO51 WCDMA RAN12 - RAN13 Delta Features........................................................................ 197
1.4.27
1.4.28
1.4.29
OWO61 WCDMA RAN14 Smart Phone Features .......................................................................... 205
1.4.30
OWO62 WCDMA RAN15 Smart Phone Features .......................................................................... 207
1.4.31
OWP80 WCDMA uBro RAN Planning............................................................................................ 209
1.4.32
OWO80 WCDMA uBro RAN Optimization ..................................................................................... 210
1.5
WBT Training Course Descriptions ........................................................................................................ 211

1.5.1
OWC60 BSC6900 V900R013 WCDMA Product Description(WBT) ............................................... 211
1.5.2
OWC61 WCDMA BSC6900 Operation and Maintenance(WBT) .................................................... 212
1.5.3
OWC62 WCDMA BSC6900 V900R013 Initial Data Configuration Based on CME(WBT) .............. 213
1.5.4
OWB54 3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V100R004 Product Description(WBT) ............................... 214
1.5.5
OWB55 WCDMA BTS3900 V100R004 Operation and Maintenance(WBT) .................................. 215
1.5.6
OWB56 MBTS 3900 V100R004 WCDMA Initial Data Configuration(WBT) ................................... 216
1.5.7
OWC63 WCDMA RAN14.0 New Features Overview(WBT) .......................................................... 217
1.1 Training Course Descriptions

WCDMA Product Technical Training Courses are designed as follows:
Code
Training
Courses
Level
Duration (working
Training
Class
days)
Location
Size
WCDMA Product Training Courses
OWC00
OWC01
OWC02
OWC03
BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Product
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
Description
BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Operation and
Maintenance
BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Installation and
Commissioning
BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Data
Configuration
OWC04
BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Troubleshooting
6 ~ 12
OWB00
NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Product Description
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWB01
OWB02
NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Operation and

Maintenance
NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Installation and
Commissioning
OWB03
NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Data Configuration
1.5
6 ~ 12
OWB04
NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Troubleshooting
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 17
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
OWC05
OWC06
OWC07
OWC08
OWC09
OWC10
OWC11

Description
Maintenance
Commissioning
Configuration
BSC6900 WCDMA V900R11 Expanding
WCDMA RAN11.1 Dynamic Data
Reconfiguration
BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 RNC Migration
Data Reconfiguration
OWC12
6 ~ 12
OWB05
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Product Description
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWB06
OWB07
OWB08
OWB09
OWB10
OWC13
OWC14
OWC15
OWC16
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Operation and

Maintenance
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Installation and
Commissioning
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Data Configuration
BTS3900 WCDMA V100R002 NodeB Migration
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Troubleshooting
Description
Maintenance
Commissioning
Configuration
OWC17
WCDMA RAN12 RNC Expanding
6 ~ 12
OWC18
WCDMA RAN12 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWC19
OWC20
OWB11
OWB12
OWB13
OWB14
OWB15

3900 NodeB WCDMA V200R012 Product
Description
BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Operation and
Maintenance
BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Installation and
Commissioning
BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Data
Configuration
BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Troubleshooting
OWB16
1.5
6 ~ 12
OWF00
WCDMA uBro2.0 RAN Operation Maintenance
6 ~ 12
OWC21
WCDMA RAN11 - RAN12 Delta Training
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWC22
OWC23
OWC24
OWC25

Description
Maintenance
Commissioning
Configuration
OWC26
6 ~ 12
OWC27
BSC6900 WCDMA V900R13 RNC Expanding
6 ~ 12
OWC28
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
OWC29
OWB17
OWB18
OWB19
OWB20
OWB21
OWB22

3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V100R004 Product
Description
Maintenance
Commissioning
Configuration
OWF01
WCDMA uBro3.0 RAN Operation Maintenance
6 ~ 12
OWC30
WCDMA RAN12 - RAN13 Delta Training
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWC31
OWC32

Description
Maintenance
OWC33
OWC34
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
Commissioning
Configuration
OWC35
BSC6900 WCDMA V900R014 RNC Upgrading
6 ~ 12
OWC36
BSC6900 WCDMA V900R014 RNC Expanding
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWC37
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWC38
OWC39
OWB23
OWB24
OWB25
OWB26

Description
Maintenance
Commissioning
Configuration
OWB27
BTS3900 WCDMA V200R014 Upgrading
6 ~ 12
OWB28
BTS3900 WCDMA V200R014 Expanding
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWB29
6 ~ 12
1.5
6 ~ 12
OWB30

OYI00
Wireless IP Basic Principle
6 ~ 12
OWI00
WCDMA IPRAN Networking Introduction
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWI01
WCDMA IPRAN Networking and Planning
6 ~ 12
OWI02
WCDMA IPRAN Feature Application
6 ~ 12
OWI03
WCDMA IPRAN Monitoring and Maintenance
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWI04
WCDMA IPRAN Troubleshooting
6 ~ 12
OWC40
WCDMA RAN14.0 Emergency Maintenance
6 ~ 12
10
OWC41
WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0 Delta for Hardware
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWC42
WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0 Delta for O/M
0.5
6 ~ 12
0.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWC43
OWI05
OWI06
OWC44
OWC45
OWC46
OWC47
OWB31
OWB32
OWB33
OWB34
WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0 Delta for New

Feature
WCDMA IPRAN Reconstruction over Iub
Interface
WCDMA IPRAN Reconstruction over IuCS
Interface
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Product
Description
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Operation
and Maintenance
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Installation
and Commissioning
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Data
Configuration
Description
Maintenance
Commissioning
BTS3900 WCDMA V200R015 Initial Data
Configuration
OWC48
WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for Hardware
0.17
6 ~ 12
OWC49
WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for O/M
0.67
6 ~ 12
OWC50
WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for New Feature
0.67
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWC51
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 RNC

Upgrading
OWB35
NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Upgrading
6 ~ 12
OWC51
WCDMA RAN15.0 Emergency Maintenance
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWC52
WCDMA RAN15.0 Heavy Traffic Precaution
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWC57
WCDMA RAN15.0 Fault Information Collecting
0.5
6 ~ 12
11
OWC39
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15
6 ~ 12
Troubleshooting
OWB36
6 ~ 12
OWC58
RAN15.0 Transmission Troubleshooting
1.5
6 ~ 12
OWC59
BSC6900/BSC6910 CS and PS Troubleshooting
6 ~ 12
OWC53
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA RAN15 Expanding
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWC54
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
0.33
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
0.67
6 ~ 12
0.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
0.17
6 ~ 12
0.33
6 ~ 12
OWC55
OWB37
OWB38
OWC56
OWB39
OWC64
OWC65
OWC66
OWC67
OWB55
OWB56
OWB57
OWB58
OWC68
OWC69
BSC6900 WCDMA V900R015 Migration Data

Configuration
NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Expanding
NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Migration Data
Configuration
WCDMA RAN15 Interface Capacity Expansion
NodeB WCDMA V200R015 NodeB Resource
Distribution Adjusting
Description
Routine
Operation and Maintenance

BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Installation
and Commissioning
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Initial Data
Configuration
NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Product Description
Maintenance
NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Installation and
Commissioning
NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Initial Data
Configuration
WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for Hardware
WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for Operation and
Maintenance
12
OWC70
OWC71
OWB59
WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for New Feature

BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Software
0.67
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
Patch and Upgrading

NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Software Patch and
Upgrading
OWC72
WCDMA R16 Emergency Maintenance
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWC73
WCDMA R16 Heavy Traffic Precaution
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWC74
WCDMA R16 Fault Information Collecting
0.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWC75

Troubleshooting
OWB60
6 ~ 12
OWC76
WCDMA R16 Transmission Troubleshooting
1.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
0.5
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
0.33
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
0.67
6 ~ 12
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWC77
OWC78
OWC79
OWC80
OWB61
OWB62
OWC81
OWB64
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 PS

Troubleshooting
BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Hardware
Expanding
WCDMA R16 Dynamic Data Configuration
BSC6900 WCDMA V900R016 Migration Data
Configuration
NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Capacity Expanding
NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Migration Data
Configuration
WCDMA R16 Interface Capacity Expanding
NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Resource
Distribution Adjusting
Principle Training Courses

OWA00
WCDMA RAN Overview
6 ~ 12
OWA01
WCDMA Air Interface
6 ~ 12
OWA20
WCDMA HSPA Principles
6 ~ 12
OWA21
WCDMA HSPA+ Principles
6 ~ 12
RNP and RNO Training Courses
13
OWP00
WCDMA Radio Network Planning
1.5
6 ~ 12
OWP13
WCDMA HSPA and HSPA+ Planning
0.5
6 ~ 12
OWP20
WCDMA Multi-Band and Multi-Carrier Solution
6 ~ 12
OWP21
UMTS 900M Coverage Solution
6 ~ 12
OWP22
In-building Coverage System Introduction
0.75
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWP23
WCDMA Indoor Coverage Planning and

Optimization
OWP24
WCDMA Indoor Coverage Solution
0.25
6 ~ 12
OWO00
WCDMA Radio Network Tuning
6 ~ 12
OWO01
WCDMA Radio Network Optimization
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
OWO21
OWO22
OWO23
OWO24
OWO31
OWO32
OWO33
OWO34
OWO41
OWO42
OWO43
OWO44
WCDMA RAN12 Radio Network Features and

Algorithms
Algorithms
Algorithms
Algorithms
WCDMA RAN12 Radio Network Performance
Management
Management
Management
Management
WCDMA HSPA RAN12 Radio Resource
Management
Management
Management
14
Management
OWO45
OWO46
OWO47
OWO48
WCDMA HSPA and HSPA+ RAN12 Throughput
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
6 ~ 12
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
OWO51
WCDMA RAN12 - RAN13 Delta Features
6 ~ 12
OWO52
6 ~ 12
OWO53
6 ~ 12
OWO61
WCDMA RAN14 Smart Phone Features
6 ~ 12
OWO62
WCDMA RAN15 Smart Phone Features
6 ~ 12
OWP80
WCDMA uBro RAN Planning
6 ~ 12
OWO80
WCDMA uBro RAN Optimization
6 ~ 12
1h
No limit
0.5 h
No limit
1h
No limit
1h
No limit
0.5 h
No limit
0.5 h
No limit
1h
No limit
WBT Training Courses
OWC60
OWC61
OWC62
OWB54
OWB55
OWB56
OWC63
BSC6900 V900R013 WCDMA Product

Description(WBT)
WCDMA BSC6900 Operation and
Maintenance(WBT)
WCDMA BSC6900 V900R013 Initial Data
Configuration Based on CME(WBT)
Description(WBT)
WCDMA BTS3900 V100R004 Operation and
Maintenance(WBT)
MBTS 3900 V100R004 WCDMA Initial Data
Configuration(WBT)
WCDMA RAN14.0 New Features
Overview(WBT)
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1.2 WCDMA Product Training Course Descriptions

1.2.1
OWC00 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Product Description
Objectives
Prerequisites
On completion of this course, the participants will
Basic knowledge of mobile communications
be able to:
At least 1 year working experience in WCDMA
Describe the RNC system functions, structures

and key characteristics
wireless network operation and maintenance
Content
Describe the functions, indicators, ports and

BSC6810 System Overview
working mode of each board

Explain the types and application situations of
BSC6810 Hardware Structure

BSC6810 Cabinets and Subracks
different fibers and cables

Describe the signal processing flows of radio
BSC6810 Boards
and terrestrial interfaces in RNC system
BSC6810 Cables
Explain the typical RAN networking types and
BSC6810 Signal Flows

BSC6810 Hardware Configuration
each networking types characters

Explain the RNC system hardware
Training Methods
configuration rules, and calculate the numbers

and types of boards in a typical network
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Lectures
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
NodeB Engineers
16
1.2.2
OWC01 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Operation and Maintenance
RNC Engineers
Objectives
NodeB Engineers
be able to:
Explain the architecture of RAN Operation and
Maintenance system, hardware and software
Prerequisites
components of the system
Perform corrective and preventive
Successful completion of the following
maintenance on RNC
course(s):BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011
Manage BAM server, for example: checking its

running status and version
Product Description
Content
Get to know how to use RNC operation and

Operation and Maintenance Subsystem
maintenance tool - LMT

Manage authorities of users
RNC Routine Operation
Manage alarms and faults handling
Authority Management
Manage equipment, for example: checking
System Management
Alarm Management
board status and version

Manage data, for example: backuping system
Log Management
Equipment Management
data, executing MML commands

Manage Logs, for example: querying logs,
Loading Management
Configuration Management
saving logs
Manage tracing message, for example:
Real-time Monitoring Management
creating a tracing task, checking tracing result,
Tracing Management
saving result
RNC Routine Maintenance
Manage real-time monitoring, for example:
Training Methods
creating a monitoring task, checking and

Lectures Hands-on Exercise
saving monitoring result

Outline the main operation and maintenance
tasks for one day, one week and one month
Target Audience
System Technicians
Duration
2 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
System Engineers
17
1.2.3
OWC02 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Installation and Commissioning
Objectives
Product Description
be able to:
Describe the structure of RNC operation and
Content
O/M System Introduction
Software Installation and Checkup
maintenance subsystem
Install BAM software
Introduction to RNC commissioning
Install LMT software
Procedure of RNC commissioning
Describe the procedure of RNC
Commissioning RNC Equipment
Commissioning.
Verifying Interfaces (Iub, Iu-CS, Iu-PS, Iur)
Load RNC host software and data file
Handling Alarms During RNC Commissioning
Verify RNC interfaces and services
Verifying RNC Services
Integrate RNC to M2000
Integrating the RNC into the M2000
Target Audience
Creating RNC Scheduled Tasks

Checking RNC Commissioning Results
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
18
1.2.4
OWC03 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Data Configuration
program(s):
Objectives

be able to:
Describe the RNC data configuration method
Maintenance
Content
Data Configuration Overview
and procedure
Compile transport network data files, including
Preparation
global data, equipment data and Iub, Iu , Iur
Global Data Configuration
interfaces data
Equipment Data Configuration
Compile the radio network data files for cells
Interface Data Configuration
Explain the configuration procedure for HSDPA
Iub Interface Data Configuration (ATM)
services
Iu-CS Interface Data Configuration (ATM)
Generate the initial data configuration file with

LMT software or CME software
Iu-PS Interface Data Configuration (ATM)

Iur Interface Data Configuration (ATM)
Check the data configuration files integrity and

validity
Load the date configuration file to RNC
Target Audience
Iub Interface Data Configuration (IP)

Iu-CS Interface Data Configuration (IP)
Iu-PS Interface Data Configuration (IP)
Iur Interface Data Configuration (IP)
Cell Data Configuration
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
6 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
19
1.2.5
OWC04 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Troubleshooting
Objectives
Configuration
be able to:
Content
Overview UTRAN Network
Troubleshooting Overview
Explain Basic Concepts about UTRAN
O/M Troubleshooting
Describe system information broadcast
Loading Troubleshooting
Interface Troubleshooting
signaling procedure
Describe paging signaling procedure
Service Troubleshooting
Describe call process signaling procedure
Describe handover signaling procedure
E1/T1 Fault Troubleshooting
Describe RAN troubleshooting process
FE/GE Fault Troubleshooting
Handling Transport Faults
N/A
Handling O/M Faults
UTRAN Network Overview
Handling Interface Faults
Basic Concepts about UTRAN
Handling Service Faults
UTRAN Signaling Procedure

System Information Broadcast
Target Audience
Network Deployment Engineers, Optimization
Engineers, System Technicians, System
Engineers, RNC Engineers, NodeB Engineers
Paging
Call Process
Handover
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
3 working days
Class Size
program(s):
Min 6, max 12
Maintenance
20
1.2.6
OWB00 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Product Description
Objectives
Prerequisites
be able to:
Describe the hardware structure of DBS3900

Detail the functions of different subsystems and
Content
boards of DBS3900
Describe the typical hardware configurations of
BTS3900 Overview
BTS3900 Hardware
DBS3900
Describe the hardware structure of BTS3900
Board and Module of the BBU3900

RF Module
Power Module
boards of BTS3900
Describe the cables connection of BTS3900
FAN and SLPU
Describe the expansion and networking of
BTS3900 Expansion and Networking
BTS3900
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
Lectures
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Min 6, max 12
21
1.2.7
OWB01 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Operation and Maintenance
Objectives
Prerequisites
be able to:
Explain the architecture of hardware and

software components of NodeB operation and

maintenance system
course(s):NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Product
Get to know how to use NodeB operation and

maintenance tool - LMT
Description
Content
Perform corrective and preventive

Operation and Maintenance System
maintenance on NodeB
Manage alarms and faults handling
Manage data, for example: backuping system
NodeB Routine Operation

System Management
Alarm Management
data, executing MML commands

Manage equipment, for example: checking
Cell Management
board status and versions

Manage tracing message, for example:
Real-time Monitoring
creating a tracing task, checking tracing result,
Software Management
saving result
File Management
Manage real-time monitoring, for example:

creating a monitoring task, checking and
saving monitoring result
Tracing Management
NodeB Routine Maintenance
Training Methods
Outline the main operation and maintenance

tasks for one day, one week and one month
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
1.5 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
NodeB Engineers
22
1.2.8
OWB02 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Installation and Commissioning
Objectives

be able to:
Description
Install LMT software
Content
Describe the procedure of NodeB
NodeB Software Installation
commissioning
Check the compatibility of NodeB software
NodeB System Commissioning

Preparation for NodeB Commissioning
version
Load NodeB software and configuration file
Verify local cell status
Procedure of NodeB Commissioning
Training Methods
Measure RTWP
Monitor output power
Duration
Target Audience
1 working day
System Technicians
Class Size
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Min 6, max 12
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
23
1.2.9
OWB03 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Data Configuration
Objectives

be able to:
program(s):
Outline the user interface of CME
configuration tool
Maintenance
Illustrate the data configuration procedure
Content
Explain key parameters in each step during

data configuration procedure

Implement the data configuration with template
Configuring Physical Equipment

Configuring Transport Layer
file
Perform initial data configuration and dynamic
modification
Configuring Radio Layer
Training Methods
Target Audience
System Technicians
Duration
System Engineers
1.5 working days
RNC Engineers
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12
24
1.2.10 OWB04 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Troubleshooting
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Content
Handling Abnormal RTWP

Handling Abnormal Downlink Power
Handling Failure to Deliver the License of the
Abnormal RTWP
Abnormal Downlink Power
NodeB Through M2000

Handling Failure to Install the LMT
Congestion of License CE
Handling Failure to Establish Cells
Failure to Deliver the NodeB License through
Handling High Frequency Deviation (E1) of
M2000
Failure to Establish Cells
Clock
Handling Intermittent Interruption of CPRI Link
High Frequency Deviation (E1) of Clock
Handling Sleeping Cell
Intermittent Interruption of CPRI Link

Sleeping Cell
Target Audience
Prerequisites
N/A
Training Methods
Duration

2 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
program(s):
25
1.2.11 OWC05 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Detail the system structure of BSC6900
Detail the functions of the components of
BSC6900
BSC6900 subsystems and Boards
Detail the signal flows in BSC6900
BSC6900 Cables
List the typical hardware configuration of
BSC6900
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures
System Technicians
Duration
System Engineers
1 working day
RNC Engineers
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

26
1.2.12 OWC06 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Operation and Maintenance
Objectives
Content

be able to:

Overview
Detail the structure of operation and
Running MML Command

Alarm Management
Perform the RNC routine operation
Device Panel
Perform the RNC routine maintenance
Routine Maintenance MML

Management of Operation Rights
Target Audience
Log Management
System Technicians
Performance Monitoring
System Engineers
Tracing Management
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
2 working days
Class Size

Product Description
Min 6, max 12
27
1.2.13 OWC07 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Installation and Commissioning
Objectives

be able to:
Describe BSC6900 commissioning procedure
Product Description
Content
Outline OMU software functions
BSC6900 O/M System Introduction
Complete BSC6900 commissioning
BSC6900 Software Installation
Complete BSC6900 application software
BSC6900 Commissioning
BSC6900 Commissioning Introduction
installation
BSC6900 Commissioning Procedure
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
28
1.2.14 OWC08 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Data Configuration
MBSC(RNC) Data Configuring
Objectives
MBSC(RNC) Data Exporting

be able to:
Detail the Procedure of BSC6900 Data
Configuration
N/A
Preparation
Perform Global Data Configuration

Perform Equipment Data Configuration
Perform Interface Configuration

Configuring the System Information
Configuring a Cabinet
Perform Cell Configuration

Outline RNC data configuration procedure
based on CME and LMT
Complete RNC data configuration based on
Configuring a Subrack
Configuring a Board
Configuring the Clocks
Configuring the Time
CME and LMT
Configuring the IP Address of the EMS Server
Target Audience

System Technicians
Iub Interface Data Configuration (ATM/IP)
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites

program(s):

N/A
Training Methods

Maintenance
Duration
6 working days
Content
Class Size
Overview of Multi-Mode BSC Data

Configuration
Min 6, max 17
MBSC(RNC) Data Configuration Preparation
29
1.2.15 OWC09 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R11 Expanding
Objectives
course(s):
be able to:
Describe the
Maintenance
procedure of expanding the
RNC capacity
Content
Perform how to add an RNC board
Overview of Expanding the RNC Capacity
Perform how to add an EPS
Adding an RNC Board

Adding an EPS Subrack
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
30
1.2.16 OWC10 WCDMA RAN11.1 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Configuration
Upon completion of this course, you will be
able to:
Maintenance
Perform how to Increase Frequencies on the
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Data and
UMTS Network
Configuration
Perform how to Reconfigure the Parameters of

Physical NodeBs
Perform how to Reconfigure the Data of Cells
Content
Increasing Frequencies on the UMTS Network
Reconfiguring the Parameters of Physical
and Neighboring Cells in Batches

Perform how to Reconfigure Cell Algorithm
NodeBs
Reconfiguring the Data of Cells and
Parameters
Neighboring Cells in Batches
Target Audience
Reconfiguring Cell Algorithm Parameters

System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
31
1.2.17 OWC11 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 RNC Migration Data Reconfiguration
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Configuration
Describe the procedure of the RNC migration

data reconfiguration
Content
RNC Migration Scenarios
Perform the RNC migration data
Reparenting RNC Between MGWs
reconfiguration
Reparenting RNC Between MSC Servers
Target Audience
Reparenting RNC Between SGSN
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1.5 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
32
1.2.18 OWC12 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Troubleshooting
Configuration
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Requirements for Maintenance Personnel
General Procedures of Troubleshooting
Handling Transmission Faults
Basic Methods of Fault Judgment and Location
Handling Equipments Faults
Approach to prevent BSC6900 fault
Handling O/M Faults
N/A
Handling Basic Service Faults

Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
Paging
RNC Engineers
Call Process
NodeB Engineers
Handover
Prerequisites
Training Methods

course(s):
Duration
4 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
Maintenance
33
1.2.19 OWB05 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
3900 Series WCDMA NodeB Overview
Describe the hardware structure and
NodeB Hardware
application scenario of NodeB

boards of NodeB
RF Module
Power Module
Describe the cables connection of NodeB
FAN and SLPU
NodeB Expansion and Networking
NodeB
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures
System Technicians
Duration
System Engineers
1 working day
RNC Engineers
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

34
1.2.20 OWB06 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Operation and Maintenance
Objectives
Content
Operation and Maintenance System Overview
be able to:
Describe the structure of operation and
System Management
maintenance system
Alarm Management
Detail routine operation of NodeB
Detail routine maintenance of NodeB
Cell Management
Target Audience
Software Management
System Technicians
File Management
System Engineers
Tracing Management
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
N/A
Prerequisites
Training Methods
course(s):
Duration
2 working days
Class Size
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Product Description

Min 6, max 12
35
1.2.21 OWB07 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Installation and Commissioning
Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Introduction to NodeB Commissioning
Detail the scenarios of NodeB commissioning
Commissioning Scenarios
Perform NodeB Remote commissioning
Commissioning Modes
Perform NodeB Local commissioning
Remote Commissioning NodeB

Local Commissioning NodeB
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1.5 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12

course(s):MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Product
36
1.2.22 OWB08 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Data Configuration
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Outline NodeB data configuration procedure
Content
Overview of Configuring NodeB
NodeB Data Configuration Preparation
based on CME
Complete NodeB data configuration
NodeB Data Configuring

NodeB Data Exporting and Activating
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12

course(s):
37
1.2.23 OWB09 BTS3900 WCDMA V100R002 NodeB Migration Data Reconfiguration
Objectives
course(s):
be able to:
Maintenance
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Data and
able to:
Configuration
Detail the scenarios of NodeB migration data

reconfiguration
Detail the procedure of NodeB migration data
Content
NodeB Reparenting Scenarios
Reparenting NodeBs Under an RNC
reconfiguration
Perform the NodeB migration data
Reparenting NodeBs Between RNCs of the
reconfiguration
Same Version
N/A
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1.5 working days
Prerequisites
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
38
1.2.24 OWB10 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Troubleshooting
Maintenance
Objectives
MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Data Configuration

be able to:
Content
Handling NodeB Abnormal RTWP
Abnormal RTWP
Abnormal Downlink Power
NodeB Through M2000
Congestion of License CE
Failure to Deliver the NodeB License through

M2000
Failure to Establish Cells
Intermittent Interruption of CPRI Link
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Sleeping Cell
N/A
Training Methods

Duration
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
program(s):
39
Objectives
Content
be able to:
BSC6900
Detail the signal flows in
BSC6900 subsystems and Boards

BSC6900

BSC6900
BSC6900 Cables
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures
System Technicians
Duration
System Engineers
1 working day
RNC Engineers
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

40
Objectives
Content

be able to:

Overview
Running MML Command

Alarm Management
Device Panel

Target Audience
Log Management
System Technicians
System Engineers
Tracing Management
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
2 working days
Class Size

Product Description
Min 6, max 12
41
Objectives

be able to:
Product Description
Content
installation
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
42
BSC6900 Configuring Based on CME
Objectives
BSC6900 Data Exporting

be able to:
Configuration
N/A
Preparation



Configuring a Board
CME and LMT
Target Audience

System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites

program(s):

N/A
Training Methods

Maintenance
Duration
6 working days
Content
Overview of BSC6900 Data Configuration
BSC6900 Data Configuration Preparation
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
43
1.2.29 OWC17 WCDMA RAN12 RNC Expanding
Objectives
course(s):
be able to:
Describe the
Maintenance
RNC capacity
Content
Adding an RNC Board

Adding an RBS Subrack
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
44
1.2.30 OWC18 WCDMA RAN12 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration
Objectives
Configuration
be able to:
Maintenance
able to:
Configuration

UMTS Network
Physical NodeBs
Content
Reconfiguring Global Algorithm Parameters of
the Radio Layer


NodeBs

Deleting Physical NodeBs in Batches
Parameters
Target Audience

System Technicians
System Engineers
Modifying UMTS Cell Frequencies
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
course(s):
Min 6, max 12
Maintenance
45
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Configuration

Content
reconfiguration
Target Audience
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1.5 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
46
Call Process
Objectives
Handover
be able to:
ATM Transmission Test Methodes

IP Transmission Test Methodes
Transmission Faults Troubleshooting
IMA Fault
Handling O/M Faults
Troubleshooting
SAALNK Fault Troubleshooting
AAL2PATH Fault Troubleshooting
Target Audience
FE Fault Troubleshooting
System Technicians
SCTP Fault Troubleshooting
System Engineers
IPPATH Fault Troubleshooting
RNC Engineers
Equipments Faults Troubleshooting
NodeB Engineers
MSP Switch Fault

Reset Fault of Interface Boards
Prerequisites
course(s):
Maintenance
Configuration
Content
O/M Faults Troubleshooting

OMU Service Abnormality
RNC Active and Standby OMUs
Synchronization Failure
RNC OMU Command Execution Timeout
Basic Service Faults Troubleshooting
N/A
Training Methods
Duration
4 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
Paging
47
1.2.33 OWB11 3900 NodeB WCDMA V200R012 Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
3900 Series WCDMA NodeB Overview
Describe the hardware structure and
NodeB Hardware
application scenario of NodeB

boards of NodeB
RF Module
Power Module
FAN and SLPU
NodeB Expansion and Networking
NodeB
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures
System Technicians
Duration
System Engineers
1 working day
RNC Engineers
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

48
1.2.34 OWB12 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Operation and Maintenance
Objectives
Content
be able to:
System Management
maintenance system
Alarm Management
Cell Management
Target Audience
Software Management
System Technicians
File Management
System Engineers
Tracing Management
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
N/A
Prerequisites
Training Methods
course(s):
Duration
2 working days
Class Size

Description
Min 6, max 12
49
1.2.35 OWB13 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Installation and Commissioning
Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Introduction to NodeB Commissioning
Commissioning Scenarios
Commissioning Modes
Remote Commissioning NodeB

Local Commissioning NodeB
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12

course(s):3900 NodeB WCDMA V200R012
50
1.2.36 OWB14 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Data Configuration
Maintenance
Objectives
Content
Overview of Configuring Multi-Mode Base
be able to:
Stations
NodeB Data Configuration Preparation
based on CME
NodeB Data Configuring (GUI mode)

NodeB Data Configuring (Template file mode)
Target Audience
NodeB Data Exporting and Activating
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
51
1.2.37 OWB15 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Troubleshooting
Maintenance
Objectives

be able to:
Configuration
Content

Handling Hardware Faults
Abnormal RTWP
CE Faults
Hardware Faults
NodeB Through M2000

License Delivery Failure
Clock Faults
Handling OMCH Fault
Cell Setup Failure at NodeB side

Sleeping Cell
Target Audience
Prerequisites
OMCH Faults
N/A
Training Methods

Duration
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
52
Objectives
program(s):
be able to:
Maintenance
able to:
Configuration

reconfiguration
Content
reconfiguration
reconfiguration
Same Version
N/A
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1.5 working days
Prerequisites
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
53
1.2.39 OWF00 WCDMA uBro2.0 RAN Operation Maintenance
functions.
Objectives
Perform the APM routine operation and

be able to:
Describe interface and network architecture for
WCDMA system uBro solution.
Describe the basic principles for WCDMA
system.
Introduce the network architecture and
maintenance on AP with client.

Introduce M2000 basic functions.
Describe the M2000 system architecture and
functions.
Introduce the M2000 network for uBro solution.
Perform M2000 routine operation and
structure of uBro solution.

Describe the AP basic functions and interfaces.
Describe the types of AP and hardware
structure.
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
Describe the accessing way and procedure of

AP.
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Perform the AP commissioning and data
Prerequisites
configuration.
Introduce the IPCLK1000 working principle and
Basic knowledge of
UMTS network principle
Content
features.
Describe the IPCLK1000 network structure.
Describe the IPCLK1000 hardware structure.
Perform the IPCLK1000 routine operation and
maintenance, commissioning and data
configuration.
Introduce the AHR basic functions and
interfaces.
Describe the AHR network architecture.
Describe the AHR hardware structure and
Description of the uBro Solution

Solution Architecture
Network Solution
Security Solution
Service Provisioning
Introduction to M2000
M2000 system architecture
M2000 typical system configuration
typical configuration.
Describe the AHR software structure and
AP System Overview
AP Hardware Introduction
functions.
Describe the AHR client routine operation and
AP Typical Access Networking

AP Operation and Maintenance
maintenance functions.
Introduce the APM basic functions and
IPCLK System Overview

IPCLK Typical Network Mode
interfaces.
Describe the APM network architecture.
IPCLK Hardware Instruction
Describe the APM hardware structure and
IPCLK Software Instruction

IPCLK Operation and Maintenance
Describe the APM software structure and
AHR System Overview
54
Training Methods
AHR Hardware Introduction

AHR Software Introduction
AHR Operation and Maintenance
Duration
AP Manager System Overview

AP Manager Hardware Introduction
5 working days
Class Size
AP Manager Software Introduction

AP Manager Operation and Maintenance
Min 6, max 12
N/A
55
1.2.40 OWC21 WCDMA RAN11 - RAN12 Delta Training
NodeB Alarm and Configuration Optimization
Objectives
NodeB Self-discovery
be able to:
New Transmission Features

NodeB License Management Optimization
Describe New hardware

Describe some important new features
Describe some new O/M functions
Understand the values and benefit of the
features
Green BTS Parameter Description

Upgrade Optimization of the WCDMA RAN12
NodeB
CME V2R10 Introduction
Management of Three Types of Areas
Target Audience
Configuration Navigation Enhancement
Optimization Engineers, System Technicians,
Configuration Template Enhancement
System Engineers,
Import and Export Enhancement

NodeB Reparenting Enhancement
Prerequisites
program(s):
Resource Pool Board Replacement

Warning of Disaster
New Features of OMU
Capacity and Performance
Hardware
Implementation
Interfaces
Maintenance
Configuration
Training Methods
Lectures

Maintenance
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
Content
GUI Difference between Java LMT and Web
Min 6, max 12
LMT
56
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Cabinets
Subracks
BSC6900
Subsystems and Boards

BSC6900

BSC6900
Cables
BSC6900 Typical Configuration
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
Lectures
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

57
NodeB Engineers
Objectives
Prerequisites
be able to:
master board replacement procedure
replace the faulty board correctly and ensure

RNC work normally.

Set the alarm collection template,and collect
the alarm by the template.
Product Description
Set the KPI collection template,and collect the
Content
KPI by the template.

Collect the counters of board and link load by
m2000, check the RNC load according to the
Collect the counters of SPU subsystem by
SPU subsystem performance counters

SPU perfermance check procedure and
m2000
check the SPU subsystem performance.
master the transmission detection methods and
operation
RNC link and board load counter
collection procedure and operation of RNC link
their operation
detect the transmission performance and
connectivity by the transimission methods.
master the signaling tracing operation, collect
the interface and link signaling message.
master the procedure of handling the TOPN
and board load counter

RNC board replacement procedure and
operation
ATM/IP transmission detection method and
operation
interface and link signaling tracing
alarms
handle the common alarms according to the
TOPN alarms Handling Procedure

system data backup procedure and operation
procedures.
master the procedure of Backing Up and
Restoring Data
perform the restoration of data correctly when
OMU board is damaged, OMU database
collapses, or the OMU upgrade fails.
System Technicians
M2000
Daily KPI collection procedure and operation
specific threshold.
Target Audience
Alarms collection procedure and operation By
Training Methods
Lectures Hands-on Exercise eLab
Duration
3 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
58
Objectives

be able to:
Product Description
Content
installation
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
59
Configuring Device Data Based on CME
Objectives
Configuring Interface Data Based on CME

be able to:
Configuration
Configuring Cell
Data Based on CME

N/A

Preparation


Configuring a Board
CME and LMT
Target Audience

System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites


N/A
program(s):
Maintenance
Training Methods
Content
Duration
Introduction of CME
6 working days
BSC6900 Data Configuring

Configuration Procedure Based on CME
Configuring Global Data Based on CME
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
60
Call Process
Objectives
Handover
be able to:

IMA Fault
Handling O/M Faults
Troubleshooting
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
MSP Switch Fault

Prerequisites
course(s):
Maintenance
Configuration
Content

N/A
Training Methods
Duration
4 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
Paging
61
1.2.46 OWC27 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R13 RNC Expanding
Objectives
course(s):
be able to:
Describe the
Maintenance
RNC capacity
Content
Adding an RNC Board

Adding an EPS Subrack
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
62
Configuration
Objectives

be able to:
able to:
Maintenance
Configuration
Content
Introduction of CME
UMTS Network
Physical NodeBs

the Radio Layer


NodeBs

Parameters

Target Audience

System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
course(s):
Min 6, max 12
Maintenance
63
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Configuration

Content
reconfiguration
Target Audience
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1.5 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
64
1.2.49 OWB17 3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V100R004 Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
3900 Series NodeB Overview
Describe the hardware structure of 3900 series
3900 Series NodeB Hardware
NodeB

boards of NodeB
RF Module
Power Module
FAN and SLPU
NodeB
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures
System Technicians
Duration
System Engineers
1 working day
RNC Engineers
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

65
Objectives
Content
be able to:
System Management
maintenance system
Alarm Management
Cell Management
Target Audience
Software Management
System Technicians
File Management
System Engineers
Tracing Management
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
N/A
Prerequisites
Training Methods
course(s):
Duration
2 working days
Class Size

Description
Min 6, max 12
66
Objectives
Content
NodeB System Overview
be able to:
NodeB Installation Procedures
Local LMT Commissioning
Local USB Disk + M2000 Commissioning
N/A
Target Audience
System Technicians
Remote Commissioning Scenarios
System Engineers
Remote Commissioning on M2000
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size

Product Description
Min 6, max 12
67
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Outline MBTS data configuration procedure
Content
Introduction to the CME
NodeB Data Configuring by GUI mode
based on CME
Complete MBTS data configuration
NodeB Data Configuring by Iub Collaboration

Mode
Target Audience
NodeB Data Consistency Check and Exporting

System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
68
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Configuration

Content
Handling Hardware Faults
Abnormal RTWP
CE Faults
NodeB Through M2000

Hardware Faults
Handling OMCH Fault
Clock Faults
Target Audience
Sleeping Cell
System Technicians
OMCH Faults
System Engineers
N/A
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size

course(s):
Min 6, max 12
69
Objectives
program(s):
be able to:
Maintenance
able to:
Configuration

reconfiguration
Content
reconfiguration
reconfiguration
Same Version
N/A
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1.5 working days
Prerequisites
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
70
1.2.55 OWF01 WCDMA uBro3.0 RAN Operation Maintenance
functions.
Objectives
Perform the APM routine operation and

be able to:
Describe interface and network architecture for
WCDMA system uBro solution.
Describe the basic principles for WCDMA
system.
Introduce the network architecture and

Introduce M2000 basic functions.
Describe the M2000 system architecture and
functions.
Introduce the M2000 network for uBro solution.
Perform M2000 routine operation and
structure of uBro solution.

Describe the AP basic functions and interfaces.
Describe the types of AP and hardware
structure.
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
Describe the accessing way and procedure of

AP.
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Perform the AP commissioning and data
Prerequisites
configuration.
Introduce the IPCLK1000 working principle and
Basic knowledge of UMTS network principle
Content
features.
Describe the IPCLK1000 network structure.
Describe the IPCLK1000 hardware structure.
Perform the IPCLK1000 routine operation and
maintenance, commissioning and data
configuration.
Introduce the AHR basic functions and
interfaces.
Describe the AHR network architecture.
Describe the AHR hardware structure and
Description of the uBro Solution

Solution Architecture
Network Solution
Security Solution
Service Provisioning
AP System Overview
Describe the AHR software structure and

AP System Overview
functions.
Describe the AHR client routine operation and
maintenance functions.
Introduce the APM basic functions and

AHR System Overview
interfaces.
Describe the APM network architecture.
AHR Hardware Introduction
Describe the APM hardware structure and
AHR Software Introduction

AHR Operation and Maintenance
Describe the APM software structure and
Cabinets and Subracks in uBro Solution
71
Signal Cables Connection in uBro Cabinets
IPCLK Typical Network Mode
VLAN Design in uBro Cabinets
IPCLK Hardware Instruction
OM VLAN Networking
IPCLK Software Instruction
Control VLAN Networking
IPCLK Operation and Maintenance
luh VLAN Networking
Training Methods
CLK VLAN Networking
AP Manager System Overview

AP Manager Hardware Introduction
AP Manager Software Introduction
Duration
5 working days
AP Manager Operation and Maintenance
Class Size
N/A
IPCLK System Overview
Min 6, max 12
72
1.2.56 OWC30 WCDMA RAN12 - RAN13 Delta Training
Objectives
Content
iManager M2000-CME WCDMA V200R011
be able to:
New Features
Describe New hardware
RAN13.0 WCDMA Green NodeB Feature
DescriptionRAN13.0 WCDMA NodeB
Maintenance Mode
RAN13.0 WCDMA NodeB MML Command

ChangeThe Feature of Software Management
features
Expert
Target Audience
WRAN13.0 BSC6900 V900R013C00 DPUe
Control Plane and User Plane Integration
System Engineers,
Feature Description
WRAN13.0 BSC6900 V900R013C00
Prerequisites
Hardware Evolution and Capacity Expansion

WRAN13.0 NodeB Alarms and Inventory
Management Enhancement

program(s):
Node B Remote Self configuration

Independent Demodulation of Multiple RRUs in
One Cell in RAN13 version
Training Methods
Maintenance
Lectures
Duration
Configuration
Maintenance
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
73
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Cabinets
Subracks
BSC6900

BSC6900

BSC6900
Cables
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
Lectures
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

74
NodeB Engineers
Objectives
Prerequisites
be able to:

RNC work normally.

Product Description
Content


m2000
operation
their operation

operation
operation
alarms

procedures.
Restoring Data
System Technicians
M2000
specific threshold.
Target Audience
Training Methods
Duration
3 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
75
Objectives

be able to:
Product Description
Content
installation
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
76
Objectives

be able to:
Configuration
Configuring Cell
Data Based on CME

N/A

Preparation


Configuring a Board
CME and LMT
Target Audience

System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites


N/A
program(s):
Maintenance
Training Methods
Content
Duration
Introduction of CME
6 working days
BSC6900 Data Configuring

Class Size
Min 6, max 12
77
1.2.61 OWC35 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R014 RNC Upgrading
course(s):
Objectives

be able to:
Maintenance
Content
Describe the upgrade procedure

Describe the preparations before upgrade
Version requirements for upgrade
Perform how to upgrade the RNC
Upgrade Process
Describe the verification operations after
Preparations for Upgrade

Upgrade Operations
upgrade.
Describe how to roll the version back to the one
before upgrade.
Post-Upgrade Verification and Processing

Version Rollback
Target Audience
N/A
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size
Min 6, max 12

78
1.2.62 OWC36 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R014 RNC Expanding
course(s):
Objectives

be able to:
Describe the
Maintenance
RNC capacity
Configuration
Content

Adding RNC Board

Adding EPS Subrack
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
0.5 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
79
Configuration
Objectives

be able to:
able to:
Maintenance
Configuration
Content
Introduction of CME
UMTS Network
Physical NodeBs

the Radio Layer


NodeBs

Parameters

Target Audience

System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
course(s):
Min 6, max 12
Maintenance
80
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Configuration

Content
reconfiguration
Target Audience
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1.5 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
81
Objectives

be able to:
MSP Switch Fault
Handling O/M Faults
Target Audience

System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers

N/A
Prerequisites

course(s):
Maintenance
Configuration

Paging
Call Process
Handover
Training Methods
Content
Duration
4 working days
Class Size

IMA Fault
Min 6, max 12
Troubleshooting
82
Objectives
Content
be able to:
NodeB

boards of NodeB
RF Module
Power Module
FAN and SLPU
NodeB
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures
System Technicians
Duration
System Engineers
1 working day
RNC Engineers
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

83
Objectives
Content
be able to:
System Management
maintenance system
Alarm Management
Cell Management
Target Audience
Software Management
System Technicians
File Management
System Engineers
Tracing Management
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
N/A
Prerequisites
Training Methods
course(s):
Duration
2 working days
Class Size

Description
Min 6, max 12
84
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Local LMT Commissioning
Local USB Disk + M2000 Commissioning
N/A
Target Audience
System Technicians
Remote Commissioning Scenarios
System Engineers
Remote Commissioning on M2000
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size

Product Description
Min 6, max 12
85
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Content
based on CME

Mode
Target Audience

System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
86
1.2.70 OWB27 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R014 Upgrading
Objectives

be able to:
course(s):
Maintenance
Describe the upgrade of NodeB

Content
NodeB Upgrade Guide based on LMT
upgrade.
NodeB Upgrade Guide based on M2000

N/A
before upgrade
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12
87
1.2.71 OWB28 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R014 Expanding
course(s):
Objectives

be able to:
Maintenance
Content
Perform how to add WBBP Board

Perform how to add RF Unit
Adding a Baseband Board to a 3900 Series

Base Station
Target Audience
Adding an RF Unit
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
0.5 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
88
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Configuration

Content
Abnormal RTWP
NodeB Through M2000

Handling Failure to Install the NodeB LMT
CE Faults
Handling High Frequency Deviation (E1) of
Hardware Faults
Clock
Clock Faults

Sleeping Cell
Target Audience
OMCH Faults
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Lectures case analysis and discussion
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
89
Objectives
program(s):
be able to:
Maintenance
able to:
Configuration

reconfiguration
Content
reconfiguration
reconfiguration
Same Version
N/A
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1.5 working days
Prerequisites
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
90
1.2.74 OYI00 Wireless IP Basic Principle
RNC Engineers
Objectives
NodeB Engineers
be able to:
Learn about IP protocol release specifications
and common RFC standards
Prerequisites
Content
Learn about common IP RAN concepts such as

IP protocol origin
the MSTP and PTN

Understand the TCP/IP protocol structure, and
IP network topology structure
learn common technologies such as the VLAN
OSI model and TCP/IP protocol structure
and DSCP
IP address Introduction
Learn the protocol stack composition on IP
IP subnet division and Exchange Foundation

IP ATM, TDM comparison
RAN interfaces
Learn the IP components, and understand the
data exchange process
Training Methods
Be familiar with common IP RAN devices and

Lectures
maintenance applications
Learn about differences among the IP, ATM,
and TDM technologies, and problems caused
by IP-based networking
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
Target Audience
Min 6, max 12
System Technicians
System Engineers
91
1.2.75 OWI00 WCDMA IPRAN Networking Introduction
IP RAN Advantages
Objectives
IP RAN Feature Requirements

be able to:
Learn about the evolution of IP RANs
Understand IP RAN concepts and advantages
Understand changes in IP RAN networking
Learn about feature requirements for IP RAN
networking
Learn the detail of IP RAN MSTP networking
Solution
Learn the detail of IP RAN PTN networking
IP RAN Interface Networking

MSTP Networking for IP RANs
MSTP-based Layer 2 Networking
MSTP- and CE-based Layer 3 Networking
IP RAN Development
IP RAN Challenges
MSTP Networking Cases
IP RAN Overview
IP RAN Definition
IP RAN Advantages
Solution
Understand differences between the layer 2
IP RAN Feature Requirements

IP RAN Interface Networking
networking and layer 3 networking
MSTP Networking for IP RANs
Target Audience
PTN-based Layer 2 Networking

System Technicians
PTN-based Layer 3 Networking
System Engineers
IP RAN Development
RNC Engineers
IP RAN Challenges
NodeB Engineers
MSTP Networking Cases
Prerequisites
Training Methods

Lectures
Duration
Content
IP RAN Overview
IP RAN Definition
0.5 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
92
1.2.76 OWI01 WCDMA IPRAN Networking and Planning
Objectives

be able to:
Learn about the basic IP RAN resource
Content
IP RAN Design Basics
IP RAN Planning Overview
planning.
Learn principles of IP address allocation and
internal limitation of the RAN equipment.
Plan and configure the IP addresses for
interface boards.
Basic IP RAN Planning Design

IP RAN Resource Planning
IP RAN IP and Subnet Planning
IP RAN Route Planning
Learn principles of planning VLAN and how to

process VLAN tags.
IP RAN VLAN Planning

IP RAN Internetworking Switching Process
Understand data transmission between the

protocol layer and the RAN equipment.
Target Audience
IP RAN Data Switching Process

IP RAN Internetworking Applications
Training Methods
System Technicians
Lectures
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12
93
1.2.77 OWI02 WCDMA IPRAN Feature Application
NodeB Engineers
Objectives
Prerequisites
be able to:
Understand the IP RAN reliability-ensuring
implementation mechanism
Understand the principles and application of
the reliability detection mechanism
course(s):
Know how to configure IP RAN
BSC6900 WCDMA Operation and
reliability-ensuring parameters
Maintenance
Learn about the differences in reliability

guarantee in different networking scenarios
NodeB WCDMA Operation and Maintenance
Content
Master the application schemes of the

reliability-ensuring mechanism in different
IP RAN Reliability Requirements and Solution

Application
scenarios
Learn the concept of IP Quality of Service
IP Bearer Reliability Requirements of

Carrier-Class Networks
(QoS)
Learn about radio services' QoS requirements
IP RAN Reliability Networking Application

IP RAN Reliability Schemes for Different
for IP RANs
Interfaces
Understand the QoS implementation at each

layer from the perspective of transmission
Reliability Networking on the Iub Interface and

Iub Interface
protocols
Learn the QoS configuration and application in
Reliability Networking on the Iu/Iur Interface

IP RAN Reliability Configuration
IP RANs
Describe the procedures of implementing QoS
Configuring Active/Standby Boards and

Active/Standby Ports
in IP RAN end to end (E2E) services

Describe the requirements of the IP RAN for
Configuring Route and Link Aggregation

BFD Configuration
clock synchronization
Know the differences between clock
synchronization and phase synchronization
QoS Overview
Learn about the typical IP RAN clock solution
Concept
Describe the architecture of an IP RAN clock
Service Mode
network
Requirements
Learn about the differences between IP RAN

clock networking applications
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
QoS Configuration and Application

Implementation
Parameter Setting
Transmission Efficiency Enhancement
E2E QoS Implementation
VLAN Priority Mapping and Scheduling
94
Training Methods
E2E QoS Implementation

Requirements and Functions of IP RAN Clocks
Overview and Requirements of IP RAN
Lectures
Duration
Synchronization
Main IP RAN Synchronization Technologies
1 working day
Class Size
Application of IP RAN Clocks

Application of the IP RAN Synchronous
Ethernet
Min 6, max 12
Overview of the IP RAN IEEE 1588

IP RAN 1588 Clock Data Configuration
95
1.2.78 OWI03 WCDMA IPRAN Monitoring and Maintenance
Objectives
Maintenance
be able to:
Understand changes in maintenance modes
Content
due to introduction of the IP radio access
Overview of IP RAN Troubleshooting
network (RAN)
Application of IP RAN Tools
Learn the active monitoring scheme and
Ping
implementation process for the IP RAN
Tracert
transmission
packet capturing tool
Learn detailed parameter configuration for IP

RAN fault detect
Overview for IP RAN O/M

Active Monitoring Scheme and Implementation
Monitor IP RAN transmission links, analyze and

locate the faults
for IP RANs
Disconnection Monitoring
Understand theories for IP active detection

Learn procedures for detecting IP faults
Learn methods for locating IP faults
Learn about packet capturing tool for IP RANs
Target Audience
Active Monitoring for Common Faults in IP
RANs
IP RAN Fault Detection Alarms
BFD Fault Detection Alarms
System Technicians
ETH OAM Fault Detection Alarms
System Engineers
IP PM Fault Detection Alarms
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Lectures
Prerequisites
Duration

0.5 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
96
1.2.79 OWI04 WCDMA IPRAN Troubleshooting
Objectives
Content
IP Transmission Troubleshooting Roadmap
be able to:
IP Transmission Faults
Understand the IP transmission
processing
Understand typical IP transmission
Node B Deployment Problems

IPCLK Problems
troubleshooting cases
Transmission Problems Affecting Services
Understand fault isolation in case of

emergencies in IP transmission mode
Understand how to analyze typical IP
transmission troubleshooting cases
Target Audience
Three Steps in IP Transmission Fault Isolation

Query and analyze traceroute output
information.
Query and analyze ping output information.
Capture (MAC) packets.
Analysis of Typical IP Transmission
System Technicians
Troubleshooting Cases
System Engineers
Typical Cases of Physical Layer Problems
RNC Engineers
Typical Cases of Data Link Layer Problems
NodeB Engineers
Typical Cases of Network Layer Problems
Prerequisites
Typical Cases of Transport Layer Problems
Typical Cases of Application Layer Problems
Typical Cases of DHCP Problems

N/A
Training Methods
course(s):
Duration
Maintenance
BSC6900 WCDMA Data Configuration
NodeB WCDMA Data Configuration
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
97
1.2.80 OWC40 WCDMA RAN14.0 Emergency Maintenance
Measures for accident recovery
Objectives
Typical emergency fault scenarios

be able to:
Describe Brief Guide to troubleshoot
emergency fault
Collect fault information for troubleshooting
Grasp some typical emergency faults
troubleshooting
Master basic skills for heavy traffic precaution
Understand preparations for heavy traffic
precaution
Master parameter adjustment of heavy traffic
? Upgrade-related Faults
? Operation-related Faults
? Dysfunctional Iub Interface
? Dysfunctional Iu Interface
? Congestion on the Iu Signaling Plane
? UE Access Restricted by the License
? Low Success Rate of SCCP Connection
Establishment
N/A
General overview and basic skills introduction
? General overview
precaution
Deal with typical heavy traffic caused fault
? Back up and restore Configuration Data

? View the CPU Usage of SPU and DPU
Target Audience
Preparation and suggestions on parameter

System Technicians
adjustment before a heavy traffic
System Engineers
? Preparation before heavy traffic
RNC Engineers
? Parameter adjustment before heavy traffic
NodeB Engineers
Emergency measures for heavy traffic fault
Prerequisites
? Final preparations

Emergency maintenance overview

Brief guide to troubleshoot fault
? Learning about fault symptoms
? Collecting fault information
? CPU overload on the MPU

? CPU overload on the Interface board
? CN overload
N/A
Maintenance
Content
? Traffic volume over an SPU subsystem is 0
course(s):
Configuration
? CPU overload on the SPU
Training Methods
Lectures
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
98
1.2.81 OWC41 WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0 Delta for Hardware
Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
BSC6900 Evolution Overview and Overview
Describe New hardware and the functions
BSC6900 Typical Hardware Configuration
Target Audience
UTRPc board introduction
System Technicians
WBBPf board introduction
System Engineers
RRU 3926 introduction
RNC Engineers
RRU 3942 introduction
NodeB Engineers
Micro BTS3902E introduction
Prerequisites
Training Methods

program(s):
Lectures
Duration
0.5 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
Description
3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V100R004
99
1.2.82 OWC42 WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0
Objectives
Delta for O/M
Content
Fault management Enhancement
be able to:
Enhancement of centralized auditing for
operation logs
Optimization of single-user trace file naming
Target Audience
Trace creation interface optimization

System Technicians
Support for online SPC modification
System Engineers
Engineering alarm optimization
RNC Engineers
Enhanced IP PM introduction
NodeB Engineers
End-to-End Deployment, Maintenance, and
Prerequisites
Commissioning
Support for CME configuration template

program(s):
Maintenance
Maintenance
upgrade
Training Methods
Lectures
Duration
0.5 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
100
1.2.83 OWC43 WCDMA RAN13.0-RAN14.0 Delta for New Feature
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Iub/Iu/Iur Transmission Resource Pool in RNC
Node B security(Node B Integrated IPSec and
Node B PKI Support)

Link aggregation enhancement
features
Multi-sectors solution
Target Audience
Intelligent battery management
System Technicians
MOCN cell recourse demarcation
System Engineers
Independent Demodulation of Signals from
RNC Engineers
Multiple RRUs in One Cell
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Lectures
Duration
0.5 working day
Class Size
program(s):
Min 6, max 12
Configuration
101
1.2.84 OWI05 WCDMA IPRAN Reconstruction over Iub Interface
? Difference from
Objectives
ATM-based to IPRAN
? IPRAN Network Design and Strategy for Iub

be able to:
Describe the background of IPRAN
Reconstruction
Understand
IPRAN basic knowledge about
RNC
Understand
IUB IPRAN Reconstruction policy
Describe and perform IPRAN Reconstruction

scenarios, such as ATM to IP, ATM to
dual-stack, dual-stack to IP over Iub interface
? OMCH Design and Strategy

? Clock Synchronization Design and Strategy
? RAN Interface Transmission Reliability
Design
? Board and Port Reliability Design
Iub ATM to IP Reconstruction Cases
? Reconstruction from the ATM to the IP over
the Iub Interface
? Reconstruction from the ATM to Dual Stack
Target Audience
over the Iub Interface

? Reconstruction from the Dual Stack to IP over
System Technicians
the Iub Interface
System Engineers
N/A
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Lectures

Duration
1 working day
Class Size
Content
IPRAN Network
Interface
Reconstruction Overview
Min 6, max 12
IPRAN Basic Knowledge
102
1.2.85 OWI06 WCDMA IPRAN Reconstruction over IuCS Interface
Objectives
Content
IP RAN Network Overview
be able to:
IP RAN Basic Knowledge
Describe the background of IPRAN
IP Network Design Policy for IuCS Interface
Reconstruction
Understand
Iu-CS Interface Networking Solution
IPRAN basic knowledge about
RNC
Board and Port Reliability Backup

Transport Layer Reliability
Understand IPRAN networking policy
IuCS ATM to IP Reconstruction Solution
Understand
IuCS ATM to IP Reconstruction Cases
the procedure of Reconstruction
in Iu-CS interface from ATM to IP
Reconstruction Introduction
Target Audience
Procedure of Hardware Replacement
System Technicians
Data Configuration of IP Reconstruction
System Engineers
Key Actions During IP Reconstruction
RNC Engineers
N/A
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Lectures

Duration
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
103
1.2.86 OWC44 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Product Description
Cabinets
Objectives
Subracks
be able to:
BSC6900
BSC6900

BSC6900

Cables
BSC6900/BSC6910 Signal Flows
BSC6900/BSC6910 Typical Configuration
BSC6900/BSC6910 System Overview
BSC6900/BSC6910 Hardware Structure
Cabinets
Subracks
Target Audience
System Technicians
Cables
System Engineers
BSC6900/BSC6910 Signal Flows
RNC Engineers
BSC6900/BSC6910 Typical Configuration
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Lectures
Duration

1 working day
Class Size
Content
BSC6900/BSC6910 System Overview
Min 6, max 12
BSC6900/BSC6910 Hardware Structure
104
1.2.87 OWC45 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Operation and Maintenance
NodeB Engineers
Objectives
Prerequisites
be able to:

RNC work normally.

Product Description
Content

operation
their operation

operation
operation
alarms

procedures.
N/A
Training Methods
Restoring Data
System Engineers

m2000
System Technicians
M2000
specific threshold.
Target Audience
Duration
3 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
RNC Engineers
105
1.2.88 OWC46 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Installation and Commissioning
Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
BSC6900/BSC6910 O/M System Introduction
BSC6900/BSC6910 Software Installation
BSC6900/BSC6910 Commissioning
Introduction
BSC6900/BSC6910 Commissioning Procedure
installation
N/A
Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12

course(s):BSC6900 /BSC6910 WCDMA R15
106
1.2.89 OWC47 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Data Configuration
Objectives
Preparation
be able to:
Detail the Procedure of BSC6900/BSC6910
Data Configuration


Configuring a Board


CME and LMT
Iub Interface Data Configuration(IP only for
Target Audience
BSC6900)
System Technicians
Iub Interface Data Configuration(Transmission
System Engineers
Resource Pool )
Iub Interface Data Configuration(ATM/IP Dual
RNC Engineers
Stack Mode)
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
program(s):
and Maintenance
Iu-CS Interface Data Configuration

(Transmission Resource Pool)
Iu-PS Interface Data Configuration (IP only for
Iu-PS Interface Data
Configuration(Transmission Resource Pool)
Content
Iur Interface Data Configuration (IP only for

BSC6900)
Introduction of CME
BSC6900/BSC6910 Data Configuring
N/A
BSC6900)
BSC6900)
BSC6900 /BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Operation
Iu-CS Interface Data Configuration (IP only for
Iur Interface Data Configuration(Transmission

Resource Pool)
BSC6900/BSC6910 Cell Data Configuration
N/A
N/A
Training Methods
N/A
107
Duration
6 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
108
Objectives
Content
be able to:
NodeB

boards of NodeB
RF Module
Power Module
FAN and SLPU
NodeB
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures
System Technicians
Duration
System Engineers
1 working day
RNC Engineers
Class Size
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

109
LEDs
Objectives
Cable connections
be able to:
Grasp the hardware structure of MBTS
Grasp the BTS local maintenance
Site local maintenance

Replacing boards
Routine maintenance list
N/A
Maintain site on local terminal

Execute the tasks of field maintenance
maintenance system
Connecting to BTS O/M System

Alarm Management by M2000
MBTS Device maintenance
Hardware maintenance via M2000
Grasp alarm operation by M2000

Perform MBTS Device maintenance
Grasp the operation of Transport connectivity
and performance Test
Hardware
Maintenance
via LMT
Software and File Management

clock maintenance
Antenna Test
Grasp check of Transport Link

Perform operation of Carrier Resource CELL
Grasp the operation of MBTS Tracing
MBTS Transmission Layer Maintenance

Transport connectivity and performance Test
Transport Link Maintenance
Management
Grasp the operation of MBTS Monitoring
MBTS Radio Layer maintenance

Basic Concept
Management
Perform Right, log and License Management
Carrier Resource Management

CELL Management
Target Audience
MBTS Tracing Management

System Technicians
MBTS Monitoring Management
System Engineers
MBTS System Management
RNC Engineers
Right Management
NodeB Engineers
Log Management
Prerequisites
License Management

course(s):
Description
Content
N/A
Training Methods
Duration
2 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
Checking hardware
110
Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
MBTS System Overview
Understand the MBTS installation procedure
MBTS Installation Procedures
Detail the scenarioes of NodeB commissioning
Installing the Cabinet
Understand the process of Automatic OMCH
Install the PGND cable
Establishment
Installing Power / Transmission Cables
Understand the Procedure based on different

scenarioes
Installing the Input Power Cable for the Cabinet

Installation Checklist
Perform NodeB commissioning based on

M2000 (PnP)
the scenarioes of NodeB commissioning

the process of Automatic OMCH Establishment

USB+M2000
NodeB commissioning Commissioning

Procedure

LMT+M2000
based on M2000 (PnP)
NodeB commissioning Commissioning

Procedure based on USB+M2000
Target Audience
NodeB commissioningCommissioning
Procedure
System Technicians
based on LMT+M2000
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
111
1.2.93 OWB34 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R015 Initial Data Configuration
course(s):
Objectives

be able to:
Maintenance
Content
Understand CME process


Configuring a Single NodeB
based on CME
Perform single NodeB data configuration
Perform NodeBs data configuration in batch
Configuring
NodeBs in batch by using a
summary data file

Target Audience
N/A
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
112
1.2.94 OWC48 WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for Hardware
Objectives
Content

be able to:
BSC6900/BSC6910 Evolution Overview and

Overview
New RNC Platform: BSC6910

BSC6900/BSC6910 Hardware and Capacity
Target Audience
Expansion
System Technicians
BSC6900/BSC6910 Typical Hardware
System Engineers
Configuration
RNC Engineers
New NodeB Hardware - WRFU (100W)
NodeB Engineers
Micro NodeB- BTS3803E
Prerequisites
Training Methods

Lectures
Duration

program(s):
0.17 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
Description
3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V200R015
Product Description
113
1.2.95 OWC49 WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for O/M
Enhanced Crossed Pair Connection Detection
Objectives
New NUV Transmission Counters

be able to:
Cell Out of Service Alarm Masked at the Cell

Level
Describe new O/M functions
Enhanced OMU Maintenance and Test
Target Audience
Remote Deployment Optimization: DHCP

Trace
System Technicians
System Engineers
DSCP Value Change Detection
RNC Engineers
Fallback Based on Data Comparison
NodeB Engineers
Base Station Template Division

Batch Base Station Reconfiguration
Prerequisites
Iub Data Planning File Changed to Summary

program(s):
Data File
Transmission MO Change
Baseband resources MO Change
Carrier MO Change
Endpoint Mode for Transmission Data

and Maintenance
Configuraion
Training Methods
Lectures
Maintenance
Duration
Content
Enhanced Single-User Signaling Tracing
During RRC Connection Setup
0.67 working day
Class Size
Trace of UEs Belonging to a Certain Type

Automatic Detection of Optical Power and
Min 6, max 12
Alarm Reporting
114
1.2.96 OWC50 WCDMA RAN14-RAN15 Delta for New Feature
Configuration
Objectives

be able to:
Content
Describe important new features
RNC in Pool Load Sharing
RNC in Pool Node Redundancy
features
MOCN Independent Iub Transmission
Target Audience
Resource Allocation
MOCN Independent CE Resource Allocation
System Technicians
Enhanced Backup Power Saving
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Lectures
Prerequisites
Duration

0.67 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
program(s):
115
1.2.97 OWC51 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 RNC Upgrading
course(s):
Objectives

be able to:
and Maintenance
Content

Upgrade Process

Upgrade Operations
upgrade.
before upgrade.

Version Rollback
Target Audience
N/A
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size
Min 6, max 12

116
1.2.98 OWB35 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Upgrading
Objectives
course(s):
be able to:
Maintenance
Content
Perform the upgrade of NodeB


NodeB Upgrade Guide based on M2000
upgrade.
NodeB Upgrade Guide based on SME

N/A
before upgrade
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12

117
1.2.99 OWC51 WCDMA RAN15.0 Emergency Maintenance
Objectives
Configuration
be able to:
Content
emergency fault
? Learning about fault symptoms
? Collecting fault information
troubleshooting
? Upgrade-related Faults
precaution
? Operation-related Faults

precaution
? Dysfunctional Iub Interface

? Dysfunctional Iu Interface
Target Audience

? UE Access Restricted by the License
? Low Success Rate of SCCP Connection
System Technicians
Establishment
System Engineers
N/A
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites

Duration
0.5 working day
Class Size

course(s):
Min 6, max 12
118
1.2.100 OWC52 WCDMA RAN15.0 Heavy Traffic Precaution
Objectives
Content
The overview of the heavy traffic precaution
be able to:
Pre-Festival network evaluation and expansion
Important KPIs
emergency fault
? General overview
? Back up and restore Configuration Data
troubleshooting
? View the CPU Usage of SPU and DPU

precaution

? Preparation before heavy traffic

precaution
? Parameter adjustment before heavy traffic

Target Audience
? Final preparations
? CPU overload on the SPU
System Technicians
? Traffic volume over an SPU subsystem is 0
System Engineers
? CPU overload on the MPU
RNC Engineers
? CPU overload on the Interface board
NodeB Engineers

? CN overload
Prerequisites
N/A
Training Methods

course(s):
Configuration
Duration
0.5 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
119
1.2.101 OWC57 WCDMA RAN15.0 Fault Information Collecting
Accident information collecting
Objectives
WRAN problems information collecting

be able to:
Describe the OMU Maintenance and Operation
Know how to collect the fault information for
different faults
? HSPA Rate Problems

? Voice Quality Problems
? Cell Flow Problems
RNC Fault information collecting
? Equipment Problems
Target Audience
? Traffic Problems
System Technicians
? Upgrade Problems
System Engineers
? Loading Problems
RNC Engineers
NodeB Fault information collecting
NodeB Engineers
? RTWP Problems
? License CE Problems
Prerequisites
? Clock Problems
? Hardware and OM Problems
? RF Problems
N/A
Training Methods
course(s):
Configuration
Duration

Configuration
Content
OMU Overview
0.5 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
120
1.2.102 OWC39 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R15 Troubleshooting
Objectives
Configuration
be able to:
Know how to handle RNC equipment-related
Content
Equipment Troubleshooting
faults
Service Setup Failure Troubleshooting
Target Audience
PS Relocation and Inter-RAT Handover Failure
System Technicians
Troubleshooting
System Engineers
N/A
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
Configuration
121
Objectives
Configuration
be able to:
Know how to handle NodeB-related faults
Content
RTWP Fault
CE Fault
Target Audience
Clock Reference Fault

System Technicians
CPRI Link Fault
System Engineers
RF Channel Failure
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
course(s):
Min 6, max 12
Configuration
122
1.2.104 OWC58 RAN15.0 Transmission Troubleshooting
Objectives
Content
ATM Transmission Faults Troubleshooting
be able to:
? ATM QoS Faults
Know how to handle ATM Transmission Faults
? E1/T1 Faults
Know how to handle IP Transmission Faults
? IMA Faults
? SAAL Faults
Target Audience
IP Transmission Faults Troubleshooting
System Technicians
? FE/GE Transmission Fault
System Engineers
? IP Layer Fault
RNC Engineers
? Signaling Link Fault
NodeB Engineers
? User Plane Fault
Prerequisites
? IP Clock Fault

N/A
Training Methods

Duration
course(s):
Configuration
1.5 working days
Class Size

Configuration
Min 6, max 12
123
1.2.105 OWC59 BSC6900/BSC6910 CS and PS Troubleshooting
Configuration
Objectives

be able to:
Describe the CS and PS Fault Troubleshooting
Configuration
Content
HSPA+ and HSPA Data Transmission
flow
Know how to handle CS and PS faults
? HSUPA Data Transmission Fault Analysis

? HSDPA Data Transmission Fault
Target Audience
Cell Setup Failure
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
124
1.2.106 OWC53 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA RAN15 Expanding
Objectives
Configuration
be able to:
Describe the
Content
Adding a SPUa or SPUb Board for BSC6900
RNC capacity
Adding a DPUb or DPUe Board
Adding an EGPUa Board
for BSC6900
for BSC6910
Adding an Interface Board
Target Audience
Adding a Subrack
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

0.5 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
course(s):
125
Objectives
course(s):
be able to:
Configuration
able to:
Configuration

UMTS Network
Content
Changing Signaling Points
Reconfiguring a Cell
Physical NodeBs
Modifying an SCCPCH
figuring Neighboring Cells

Parameters
Reconfiguring the NodeB Clock Source or the

Clock Working Mode
Target Audience
N/A
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
126
1.2.108 OWC55 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R015 Migration Data Configuration
Objectives
Configuration
be able to:
Content
Adjusting the Connection Between the RNC
and MSC (ATM to IP over the Iu-CS interface)

reconfiguration
and MSC Without Changing the ATM
Target Audience
Transmission Scheme on the Iu-CS Interface)

System Technicians
System Engineers
and MSC (ATM to IP over the Iu-CS Interface)
RNC Engineers
N/A
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size
course(s):
Min 6, max 12
Maintenance
127
1.2.109 OWB37 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Expanding
course(s):
Objectives

be able to:
Configuration
Content
Perform how to add WBBP Board

Adding a Baseband Board to a 3900 Series

Base Station
Target Audience
Adding an RF Unit
System Technicians
N/A
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
0.33 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
128
1.2.110 OWB38 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 Migration Data Configuration
Objectives

be able to:
able to:
program(s):
Configuration
Content
reconfiguration
reconfiguration

Same Version
reconfiguration
N/A
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6, max 12
129
1.2.111 OWC56 WCDMA RAN15 Interface Capacity Expansion
Iub Interface Capacity Expansion in ATM
Objectives
Transmission Mode
be able to:
Iub Interface Capacity Expansion in IP

Transmission Mode for BSC6900

able to:
Detail the scenarios of Interface Capacity
Expansion
Detail the procedure of Interface Capacity
Expansion
Perform the Iub/Iur/Iu Capacity Expansion in
different transmission Mode
Iub Interface Capacity Expansion IP Pool

Iur Interface Capacity Expansion
Iur Interface Capacity Expansion in ATM
Transmission Mode
Iur Interface Capacity Expansion in IP
Iur Interface Capacity Expansion IP Pool
Iu-CS Interface Capacity Expansion
Target Audience
Iu-CS Interface Capacity Expansion in ATM

Transmission Mode
System Technicians
Iu-CS Interface Capacity Expansion in IP
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Iu-CS Interface Capacity Expansion IP Pool
NodeB Engineers
Iu-PS Interface Capacity Expansion
Prerequisites
Iu-PS Interface Capacity Expansion in IP


Iu-PS Interface Capacity Expansion IP Pool
N/A
Training Methods
program(s):
Configuration
Duration

Configuration
Content
Iub Interface Capacity Expansion
0.67 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
130
1.2.112 OWB39 NodeB WCDMA V200R015 NodeB Resource Distribution Adjusting
Objectives
program(s):
be able to:
Configuration

able to:
Detail the scenarios of NodeB Resource
Distribution Adjustment
Content
Reconfiguring resource management based on
NodeBs
Detail the procedure of NodeB Resource


cells
Perform the NodeB/cell/NCP/CCP Resource


NCPs or CCPs
N/A
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
0.5 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
131
1.2.113 OWC64 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Product Description
Objectives
be able to:
Detail the system structure of
Cabinets
Subracks
Cables
BSC6900/BSC6910
BSC6900

Detail the signal flows in BSC6900

BSC6900
Target Audience
Cabinets
Subracks
Cables
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Lectures
Prerequisites
Duration
Content
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6max 12

132
1.2.114 OWC65 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Routine Operation and Maintenance
NodeB Engineers
Objectives
Prerequisites
be able to:
Master board replacement procedure
Replace the faulty board correctly and ensure

RNC work normally.

Set the alarm collection template and collect
course(s):BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16
Product Description
Set the KPI collection template and collect the
Content

U2000, check the RNC load according to the

SPU performance check procedure and
U2000
Check the SPU subsystem performance.
Master the transmission detection methods and
operation
Collection procedure and operation of RNC link
their operation
Detect the transmission performance and
connectivity by the transmission methods.
Master the signaling tracing operation, collect
Master the procedure of handling the TOPN

operation
operation
Interface and link signaling tracing
alarms
Handle the common alarms according to the

procedures.
Master the procedure of Backing Up and
Restoring Data
Perform the restoration of data correctly when
System Technicians
U2000
specific threshold.
Target Audience
Training Methods
Duration
3 working days
Class Size
Min 6max 12
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
133
1.2.115 OWC66 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Installation and Commissioning
Objectives

course(s):BSC6900 /BSC6910 WCDMA R16
be able to:
Product Description
Describe BSC6900/BSC6910 commissioning

procedure
Content
BSC6900/BSC6910 O/M System Introduction
Complete BSC6900/BSC6910 commissioning
BSC6900/BSC6910 Software Installation
Complete BSC6900/BSC6910 application
software installation
Introduction
BSC6900/BSC6910 Commissioning Procedure
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size

Min 6max 12
134
1.2.116 OWC67 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Initial Data Configuration
Objectives
be able to:
Detail the Procedure of BSC6900/BSC6910
Data Configuration
Configuring the IP Address of the EMS

Server

Iub Interface Data Configuration(IP only for

BSC6900)
Iub Interface Data

Configuration(Transmission Resource Pool )
Iub Interface Data Configuration(ATM/IP
Dual Stack Mode)
Target Audience
System Technicians
Iu-CS Interface Data Configuration (IP only

for BSC6900)
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Iu-CS Interface Data Configuration

(Transmission Resource Pool)
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Iu-PS Interface Data Configuration (IP only

for BSC6900)
Iu-PS Interface Data
Iur Interface Data Configuration (IP only for
BSC6900)
program(s): BSC6900 /BSC6910 WCDMA R16
Iur Interface Data
Routine Operation and Maintenance
Content
Introduction of CME
Preparation
BSC6900/BSC6910 Cell Data Configuration
BSC6900/BSC6910 Data Export
Training Methods
Duration
Configuring a Board
6 working days
Class Size
Min 6max 12
135
1.2.117 OWB55 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Product Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
NodeB
boards of NodeB
NodeB
Target Audience
RF Module
Power Module
FAN and SLPU
BTS3900 Networking Topology
BTS3900 Typical configuration
Training Methods
System Technicians
Lectures
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6max 12
136
1.2.118 OWB56 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Operation and Maintenance
Alarm Management by U2000
Objectives
NODEB Device maintenance

be able to:
Grasp the hardware structure of NODEB
Grasp the BTS local maintenance
Maintain site on local terminal
Execute the tasks of field maintenance
maintenance system
Grasp alarm operation by U2000
Perform NODEB Device maintenance
Grasp the operation of Transport connectivity

and performance Test
Grasp check of Transport Link
Perform operation of Carrier Resource CELL
Grasp the operation of NODEB Tracing
Management
Hardware maintenance via U2000
Hardware Maintenance via LMT
Software and File Management
clock maintenance
Antenna Test
NODEB Transmission Layer Maintenance
Transport performance Test
Transport Link Maintenance
NODEB Radio Layer maintenance
Basic Concept
Carrier Resource Management
CELL Management
NODEB Tracing Management
NODEB Monitoring Management
NODEB System Management
Grasp the operation of NODEB Monitoring

Management
Perform Right, log and License Management
Target Audience
System Technicians
Right Management
Log Management
License Management
Checking hardware
LEDs
Cable connections
System Engineers
Site local maintenance
RNC Engineers
Replacing boards
NodeB Engineers
Routine maintenance list
Prerequisites
Training Methods

Duration

course(s): NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Product
2 working days
Class Size
Description
Content
Min 6max 12
Connecting to NodeB O/M System
137
1.2.119 OWB57 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Installation and Commissioning
Description
Objectives
Content
be able to:
NODEB System Overview
Understand the NODEB installation procedure
NODEB Installation Procedures
Installing the Cabinet
Understand the process of Automatic OMCH
Install the PGND cable
Establishment
Installing Power / Transmission Cables
Understand the Procedure based on different

scenarios
Installing the Input Power Cable for the Cabinet

Installation Checklist

U2000 (PnP)
The scenarios of NodeB commissioning

USB+U2000
The process of Automatic OMCH

Establishment
NodeB commissioning Procedure based on
Target Audience
U2000 (PnP)
NodeB commissioning Procedure based on
System Technicians
USB+U2000
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6max 12
138
1.2.120 OWB58 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Initial Data Configuration
Objectives
course(s): NodeB WCDMA V200R016

be able to:
Content
Understand CME process


Configuring a Single NodeB
based on CME
Perform single NodeB data configuration
Perform NodeBs data configuration in batch
Configuring NodeBs in batch by using a

summary data file
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
1 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size

Min 6max 12
139
1.2.121 OWC68 WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for Hardware
Objectives
Content
BSC6900/BSC6910 Evolution Overview
be able to:
Enhanced RNC Platform: BSC6910
BSC6900/BSC6910 Hardware and

Capacity Expansion
Target Audience
BSC6900/BSC6910 Typical Hardware

System Technicians
Configuration
System Engineers
New boards in BBU
RNC Engineers
New RF modules
NodeB Engineers
NodeB Capability Improvement
Prerequisites
Training Methods

program(s): BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16
Lectures
Duration
0.17 working day
Class Size
Product Description, NodeB WCDMA

V200R016 Product Description
Min 6max 12
140
1.2.122 OWC69 WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for Operation and Maintenance
Maintenance
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Fault Management Assistant
The Fault management Enhancement
Enhancement of Batch Configuration
Tracing Message on Sr Interface
Capturing Packets
Monitoring the Number of Random Access
Tracing Message on Sr Interface
Acknowledgements per Second in a Cell
Target Audience
Monitoring EVQI
Monitoring the Number of Random Access
Acknowledgements per Second in a Cell
System Technicians
Feature O&M
System Engineers
Swap Efficiency Improvement
RNC Engineers
Terminal Black List in RAN16.0
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
Lectures
Duration
0.33 working day
Class Size

Routine Operation and Maintenance, NodeB
Min 6max 12
WCDMA V200R016 Operation and
141
1.2.123 OWC70 WCDMA RAN15-RAN16 Delta for New Feature
Objectives
Content
New hardware and platform
be able to:
RNC in pool
Describe important new features
UMTS network sharing solution
Multi-RAT carrier Joint shutdown
features
UL CE resource pool for 12 cells
Target Audience
WB-AMR improvement
160/192 HSPA Users per cell
System Technicians
Differentiated service based on application
System Engineers
resource reservation
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Lectures

Duration
0.67 working day
Class Size

Min 6max 12
Initial Data Configuration, NodeB WCDMA

V200R016 Initial Data Configuration
142
1.2.124 OWC71 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Software Patch and Upgrading
Objectives
course(s): BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16

be able to:
Routine Operation and Maintenance
Content

Upgrade Process

Upgrade Operations
upgrade.

Version Rollback
before upgrade.
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6max 12

143
1.2.125 OWB59 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Software Patch and Upgrading
Objectives

be able to:
course(s): NodeB WCDMA V200R016
Perform the upgrade of NodeB
Content

upgrade.
NodeB Upgrade Guide based on U2000

NodeB Upgrade Guide based on U2000 SME
before upgrade
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
1 working day
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
Min 6max 12
144
1.2.126 OWC72 WCDMA R16 Emergency Maintenance
Initial Data Configuration
Objectives
Content
be able to:
emergency fault
troubleshooting
Learning about fault symptoms
Collecting fault information

Upgrade-related Faults
Operation-related Faults
Dysfunctional Iub Interface
Dysfunctional Iu Interface
Congestion on the Iu Signaling Plane
UE Access Restricted by the License
Low Success Rate of SCCP Connection
precaution
precaution
Target Audience
Establishment
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
0.5 working day
Class Size

Min 6max 12

145
1.2.127 OWC73 WCDMA R16 Heavy Traffic Precaution
Objectives
Content
be able to:
General overview
Backup and restore Configuration Data
View the CPU Usage of SPU and DPU
emergency fault
troubleshooting
precaution

Preparation before heavy traffic
Parameter adjustment before heavy traffic
Final preparations
CPU overload on the SPU
Traffic volume over an SPU subsystem is 0
UE access restricted by the license
The MPU is continuously overloaded
System Technicians
CPU overload on the Interface board
System Engineers
Congestion on the Iu Signaling Plane
RNC Engineers
CN overload
NodeB Engineers
UL power overload
UL CE overload
FACH congestion

precaution
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Training Methods

Duration
0.5 working day
Class Size
Min 6max 12
146
1.2.128 OWC74 WCDMA R16 Fault Information Collecting
RNC Fault information collecting
Objectives
be able to:
Know how to collect the information for different
faults
Target Audience
BAM problems
Equipment Problems
Traffic Problems
Loading Problems
Inter-RAT handover failure
NodeB Fault information collecting
System Technicians
RTWP Problems
System Engineers
License Delivery failure
RNC Engineers
Clock Problems
NodeB Engineers
Hardware and OM Problems
NodeB Upgrade Failure
Prerequisites
course(s):
NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Initial
Data Configuration, BSC6900/BSC6910

WCDMA R16 Initial Data Configuration
Transmission Information Collection
ATM networking
IP networking
OMCH channel problems
Training Methods
Duration
Content
0.5 working day
WRAN problems information collecting
HSPA Rate Problems
Voice Quality Problems
Cell Flow Problems
Class Size
Min 6max 12
147
1.2.129 OWC75 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Troubleshooting
Objectives

be able to:
Know how to handle RNC equipment-related
Content
Equipment Troubleshooting
faults
Service Setup Failure Troubleshooting
Target Audience
PS Relocation and Inter-RAT Handover Failure
System Technicians
Troubleshooting
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6max 12
course(s): NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Initial
148
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Troubleshooting typical scenarios
Know how to handle NodeB-related faults
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
RTWP Fault
CE Faults
Abnormal downlink power
License Delivery failure
Cell setup failure at NodeB side
Clock Reference Fault
CPRI Link Fault
Training Methods

Duration
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6max 12
149
1.2.131 OWC76 WCDMA R16 Transmission Troubleshooting
Objectives
Content
Common Transmission maintenance function
be able to:
Troubleshooting ATM transmission faults
Know how to handle ATM Transmission Faults
Troubleshooting IP&IP POOL transmission
Know how to handle IP Transmission Faults
Target Audience
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Determining IP transmission fault type
Bottom-layer transmission abnormalities
Application layer abnormalities
Poor IP transmission QoS
Troubleshooting OMCH faults
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
course(s):
faults
Duration
1.5 working days
Class Size
NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Initial
Min 6max 12
150
1.2.132 OWC77 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 PS Troubleshooting
WCDMA R16Initial Data Configuration
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Troubleshooting process and methods
Describe the PS Fault Troubleshooting flow
Troubleshooting HSPA service setup
Know how to handle PS faults
Troubleshooting HSUPA data transmission

faults
Target Audience
Troubleshooting HSDPA service rate faults

System Technicians
Troubleshooting RRC connection setup failures
System Engineers
Troubleshooting RAB setup faults
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day
Class Size

Data Configuration,
Min 6max 12
BSC6900/BSC6910
151
1.2.133 OWC78 BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA R16 Hardware Expanding
Objectives

be able to:
Describe the procedure of expanding the RNC
Content
Adding a SPUa or SPUb Board for BSC6900
capacity
Adding a DPUb or DPUe Board for BSC6900
Perform how to add an RNC subrack
Adding an EGPUa Board for BSC6910

Adding an Interface Board
Target Audience
Adding a Subrack
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
0.5 working day
Class Size

Min 6max 12
152
1.2.134 OWC79 WCDMA R16 Dynamic Data Configuration
Data Configuration, NodeB WCDMA
Objectives

be able to:
Content
Introduction of CME
Configuration area management
UMTS Network
Physical NodeBs
RAN reconfiguration
Changing Signaling Points
Reconfiguring a Cell
Modifying UMTS cell frequencies and

Parameters
Target Audience
System Technicians
scrambling code
Modifying an SCCPCH
Reconfiguring Neighboring Cells
Reconfiguring the NodeB Clock Source or

the Clock Working Mode
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Duration

1 working day
Class Size

Min 6max 12
153
1.2.135 OWC80 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R016 Migration Data Configuration
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Adjusting the Connection Between the

RNC and MSC (IP to IP over the Iu-CS
data configuration
interface)
Perform the RNC migration data configuration

RNC and MSC Without Changing the ATM
Target Audience
Transmission Scheme on the Iu-CS

System Technicians
Interface)
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
RNC and MSC (ATM to IP over the Iu-CS
NodeB Engineers
Interface)
Prerequisites
Training Methods

Duration

course(s): BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA
V900R016 Routine Operation and
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6max 12
Maintenance, BSC6900/BSC6910 WCDMA

154
1.2.136 OWB61 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Capacity Expanding
Objectives

be able to:
Perform how to add WBBP or UBBP Board
Data Configuration
Content
CME tool introduction
Perform how to add a cell to the NodeB
Adding the board/equipment

Adding cell
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
0.33 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size

Min 6max 12
155
1.2.137 OWB62 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Migration Data Configuration
Objectives

program(s): NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Initial
be able to:
Data Configuration

configuration
Content
Reparenting and rehoming NodeBs Under an
configuration
RNC
configuration
Same Version
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Duration
NodeB Engineers
1 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size

Min 6max 12
156
1.2.138 OWC81 WCDMA R16 Interface Capacity Expanding
Objectives
be able to:
Detail the procedure of Interface Capacity
Expansion
Perform the Iub/Iur/Iu Capacity Expansion in
different transmission Mode
Target Audience
System Technicians
Iub Interface Capacity Expansion IP Pool
Iur Interface Capacity Expansion
Iur Interface Capacity Expansion in ATM

Transmission Mode
Iur Interface Capacity Expansion in IP

Iur Interface Capacity Expansion IP Pool
Iu-CS Interface Capacity Expansion
Iu-CS Interface Capacity Expansion in ATM

Transmission Mode
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Iu-CS Interface Capacity Expansion in IP

NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
Iu-CS Interface Capacity Expansion IP Pool
Iu-PS Interface Capacity Expansion
Iu-PS Interface Capacity Expansion in IP

Iu-PS Interface Capacity Expansion IP Pool
Training Methods

Initial Data Configuration, NodeB WCDMA
Duration
Content
0.67 working day
Iub Interface Capacity Expansion
Class Size
Iub Interface Capacity Expansion in ATM

Min 6max 12
Transmission Mode
Iub Interface Capacity Expansion in IP
157
1.2.139 OWB64 NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Resource Distribution Adjusting
Objectives
program(s): NodeB WCDMA V200R016 Initial

be able to:
Detail the scenarios of NodeB Resource
Data Configuration
Content
Detail the procedure of NodeB Resource
NodeBs
Perform the NodeB/cell/NCP/CCP Resource
cells
NCPs or CCPs
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
0.5 working day
Prerequisites
Class Size

Min 6max 12
158
1.3 Principle Training Course Descriptions

1.3.1
OWA00 WCDMA RAN Overview
Objectives
Target Audience

be able to:
All Technical People
Prerequisites
Outline the development of 3G

Describe the architecture of WCDMA system
Describe the key features and technologies of
WCDMA
None
Content
3G Overview
Describe the voice coding of WCDMA
CDMA Principle
Outline the channel coding of WCDMA
WCDMA Network Architecture and protocol
Describe the spreading code of different

services in WCDMA system
structure
WCDMA Wireless Fundamental
Describe the scrambling code of WCDMA
Training Methods
Describe the modulation methods used in

Lectures
WCDMA system
Explain the usage of transmit diversity and
RAKE receiver in WCDMA system
Describe the concept of Soft Handover
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
159
1.3.2
OWA01 WCDMA Air Interface
Channel Mapping
Objectives
Physical Layer Procedure

be able to:
Describe the WCDMA radio interface protocol
architecture
Describe the WCDMA RAN channel structure
Outline WCDMA RAN physical layer
procedures
Describe the WCDMA RAN signaling
procedures: paging, call process, handover, etc
Describe the UTRAN basic RRM methods
(power control, handover, load control, etc)

Paging
Call Process
Handover
URA/Cell Update
RRM Overview
Channel Configuration
Power Control
Target Audience
Handover
Engineers,
Load Control
Training Methods
Lectures
Prerequisites
Duration
WCDMA RAN Overview
3 working days
Content
Class Size
Physical Layer Overview

Physical Channels
Min 6, max 12
Physical Channel Structure and Functions
160
1.3.3
OWA20 WCDMA HSPA Principles
Objectives
Prerequisites

be able to:
WCDMA Air Interface
Content
Describe WCDMA and HSDPA evolution

HSDPA Introduction
Describe HSDPA key technologies

Describe HSDPA physical channels
Describe HSDPA Network and UE protocol
HSDPA Physical Layer Channel

HSDPA Layer2 Protocol
stack architecture
Describe WCDMA and HSUPA evolution
Introduction of HSUPA
HSUPA Concepts
Describe HSUPA key technologies

Describe HSUPA physical channels
Describe HSUPA Network and UE protocol
Physical Layer Channels and Processing

MAC Protocols and Procedure
Training Methods
stack architecture
Target Audience
Lectures

Engineers,
HSDPA Key Techniques
Duration
2 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
161
1.3.4
OWA21 WCDMA HSPA+ Principles
Objectives
Engineers,
be able to:
Prerequisites
Describe HSPA+ evolution and standards
WCDMA Air Interface
Describe HSPA+ key technologies realized in
RAN11, such as DL 64QAM, DL MIMO,
Content
E-FACH, etc.
HSPA+ Introduced in RAN 11
RAN12, such as DC-HSDPA, MIMO + DL
64QAM, UL 16QAM, etc

RAN13, such as DC-HSDPA+MIMO,
E-DPCCH Boosting, E-RACH, etc.

Training Methods

Lectures
RAN14, such as DC-HSUPA, etc.

RAN15, such as DB-HSDPA, Flexible DC
DB-HSDPA, 4C-HSDPA, etc.
Duration
2 working days
Class Size
Target Audience
Min 6, max 12
162
1.4 RNP and RNO Training Course Descriptions

1.4.1
OWP00 WCDMA Radio Network Planning
Process of R99 Coverage Planning
Objectives
R99 Uplink Budget

be able to:
Describe the principle of radio network
planning
Explain the difference between WCDMA and
GSM radio network planning
Explain the principle of WCDMA coverage
R99 Downlink Budget

HSDPA Coverage Planning
Traffic Model
Overview of traffic model
CS traffic model
PS traffic model
Interference Analysis
planning
Describe the traffic model of WCDMA
Uplink Interference Analysis
Analyze the WCDMA uplink and downlink radio
Downlink Interference Analysis

Capacity Dimensioning
capacity
Analyze the WCDMA CE capacity
R99 Capacity Dimensioning
Describe Paging Area Planning
HSDPA Dimensioning
Describe Scrambling Code Planning
CE Dimensioning
Describe Neighbor Cell Planning
Network Dimensioning Flow

Paging Area Planning
Target Audience
Scrambling Code Planning

Network Deployment Engineers, System
Technicians, System Engineers,
Neighbor Cell Planning
Training Methods
Prerequisites
WCDMA Air Interface
Duration
1.5 working days
Content
WCDMA Radio Network Planning Process
R99 Coverage Planning
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
163
1.4.2
OWP13 WCDMA HSPA and HSPA+ Planning
HSDPA Capacity Dimensioning
Objectives
HSDPA CE Dimensioning
be able to:
Describe HSDPA dimensioning principle,
including link budget, capacity dimensioning,
channel element dimensioning
Describe HSUPA dimensioning principle,
HSUPA Dimensioning
HSUPA Link Budget
HSUPA Capacity Dimensioning
HSUPA CE Dimensioning
HSPA+ Dimensioning
including link budget, capacity dimensioning,
HSPA+ Dimensioning Overview
channel element dimensioning
Impact on Dimensioning DL 64QAM
Describe impacts of HSPA+ features on
Impact on Dimensioning MIMO
dimensioning, including DL 64QAM , MIMO,
Impact on Dimensioning CPC
CPC,DC-HSDPA, 64QAM+MIMO, UL16QAM,
Impact on Dimensioning DC-HSDPA
DC-MIMO, DC-HSUPA, etc
Impact on Dimensioning MIMO + DL

64QAM
Target Audience
Impact on Dimensioning UL 16QAM

Network Deployment Engineers, System
Technicians, System Engineers,
Prerequisites
WCDMA Air Interface
Content
HSDPA Dimensioning
Impact on Dimensioning DC-MIMO

Impact on Dimensioning DC-HSUPA
Training Methods
Lectures
Duration
0.5 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
HSDPA Link Budget
164
1.4.3
OWP20 WCDMA Multi-Band and Multi-Carrier Solution
Features and Algorithms
Objectives
WCDMA HSPA RAN12/13/14/15 Radio

be able to:
Describe the policies of multi-band and
Resource Management
Content
Requirements of expansion
multi-carrier
Describe the application scenarios of the
multi-band and multi-carrier solution
Describe the main solutions in various
scenarios
Network policies
Network application scenario and solution
Carriers in the Same Band
3 or 4 Carriers in the Same Band
Target Audience
2,3 or 4 Carriers in the Different Band

Engineers,
Strategy evaluation
Training Methods
Lectures
Prerequisites
Duration
WCDMA Air Interface
1 working day
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
WCDMA RAN12/13/14/15 Radio Network
165
1.4.4
OWP21 UMTS 900M Coverage Solution
Objectives

be able to:
Describe the application scenarios of the
Content
U900 Background
U900 Principle
UMTS 900M coverage solution

Describe UMTS 900M Refarming Solution
U900 solution
Describe UMTS 900M Deployment
U900 Application
Describe UMTS 900M Application Cases
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures
Duration

Engineers,
Prerequisites
WCDMA Air Interface
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
166
1.4.5
OWP22 In-building Coverage System Introduction
Bridge
Objectives
Combiner
be able to:
Describe the structure of indoor coverage
Describe the functions of common
components for indoor coverage
Describe the functions of repeaters
Target Audience
POI
Attenuator
Load
Antenna
Leaky Cable
Attenuator Feeder, Connector, and Adapter
Working Principles
The KPIs of Repeater
The Classification of Repeater
Engineers,
The Application of Repeater
Prerequisites
Installation and Commissioning
Content
Training Methods
Lectures
In-building Coverage System Trend and

Challenge
Duration
0.75 working day
In-building Coverage System Solution
Class Size
In-building Coverage Key Points

Amplifier
Min 6, max 12
Power Splitter
Coupler
167
1.4.6
OWP23 WCDMA Indoor Coverage Planning and Optimization
Indoor Coverage Design Basis
Objectives
Indoor Coverage System Design

be able to:
Describe the method of WCDMA indoor
coverage planning
Describe the method of WCDMA indoor
coverage optimization
Describe the method of indoor and outdoor
inter-operation
Indoor Coverage Network Optimization

Conception
Solution Evaluation
RF Optimization
Service Performance Optimization
Overview
KPI Evaluation of the Indoor Distribution
System
Target Audience
Indoor and Outdoor RF Inter-Optimization

Service Performance Optimization
Training Methods
Engineers,
Lectures
Prerequisites
Duration
1 working day

Content
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
Indoor Coverage Survey and Design Process

Indoor Coverage Survey
168
1.4.7
OWP24 WCDMA Indoor Coverage Solution
Huawei Metro tunnel Coverage Solution
Objectives
Successful Cases
be able to:
Describe the stadium coverage solution
Describe the metro coverage solution
Describe the airport coverage solution
Describe the resident location coverage
solution
Describe the commercial building coverage
solution
Describe the campus coverage solution
Target Audience
The Key Demands of Airport Coverage

Huawei Airport Coverage Solution
Successful Cases
Requirement of Resident Location Coverage
Solutions
Huawei Resident Location Coverage Solutions
Key Points in Coverage Solution Design
Successful Cases
Brief Introduction
Huawei Commercial Coverage Solution
Successful Cases
Campus Scenarios Analyze
Engineers,
Huawei Campus Coverage Solution
Prerequisites
Successful Cases

WCDMA Indoor Coverage Planning and
Optimization
Training Methods
Lectures
Duration
Content
0.25 working day
Requirement of Stadium Coverage Solutions
Class Size
Huawei Stadium Coverage Solution

Min 6, max 12
Successful Cases
The Key Demands Of Metro Coverage
169
1.4.8
OWO00 WCDMA Radio Network Tuning
The preparation for the Optimization Project
Objectives
Single Site Verification

be able to:
Describe WCDMA Radio Network Optimization
Flow
Describe the steps of single site verification
Describe how to do single site verification
Describe how to solve the ordinary problems in
single site verification
Describe how to solve the neighbor list related
Target Audience
WCDMA Air Interface
Optimization Report
RF Optimization Workflow
Typical Problems Analysis in RF optimization
RF case related to neighbor cell list
RF case related to bad coverage
RF case related to interference
Prerequisites
Parameters Optimization
Training Methods
problems in RF optimization
System Engineers,
RF Optimization
Duration
2 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
Content
Introduction of Optimization Flow
170
1.4.9
OWO01 WCDMA Radio Network Optimization
Category of UTRAN interfaces and signaling
Objectives
Signaling Analysis of Typical UTRAN

be able to:
List the main items of RNC trace and
monitoring
Execute signaling trace and real-time
monitoring and collect data
Describe the signaling of type procedures
Describe how to analyze coverage problem
and solve it
Describe how to improve coverage capability
Locate the resource of interference
Describe how to solve interference problem
Evaluate the network access performance
Locate and solve common access problems
Evaluate the network paging performance
Locate and solve paging problem
Evaluate the network handover performance
Locate and solve handover problem
Evaluate the network retention performance
Locate and solve call drop problem
Target Audience
Procedures
System Information Analysis
Paging Signaling Analysis
RRC Setup Signaling Analysis
NAS Signaling Analysis
RAB Assignment Signaling Analysis
Intra-Frequency Handover Signaling Analysis
Inter-Frequency/Inter-RAT Handover Signaling
Analysis
Classification Of Coverage Problem
Coverage Optimization Flow
Case Analysis
Relative Concepts regarding Interference
UL Interference Analysis
DL Interference Analysis
Case Study
Access Failure Concept
Flow and Methods for Analyzing Access
Site Alarm Check
Related Parameters Check
Related Counters Check
Signaling analysis
System Engineers,
KPI Trend Analysis
Prerequisites
Coverage Analysis
Interference Analysis
WCDMA Air Interface
Typical Access Case Study

Paging Overview
Paging Problem Analysis Process
Problem Analysis Flow
Network Information Collection
Performance Management
Optimization Target Confirmation
Content
Paging Problem Locating

RNC Trace and Monitoring Overview
Typical Paging Problem Analysis
Signaling Trace
Optimization Verification
Basic Concepts of Handover Problem
Case Study
Optimization
171
Soft Handover Problem Analysis
Definition of Call Drop and Traffic Statistics
SHO DT Optimization Flow
Indexes
SHO Performance Statistics Optimization Flow
DT/CQT Optimization Flow
SHO Problem Analysis
Optimization Flow
SHO Problem Cases
Call Drop Cause Analysis
Hard Handover Problem Analysis
Optimization Flow for Tracing Data
HHO DT Optimization Flow
Case Analysis
HHO Performance Statistics Optimization Flow

HHO Problem Analysis
Training Methods
Lectures Hands-on Exercise case analysis and
HHO Problem Cases

Inter-RAN Handover Problem Analysis
Inter-RAT Handover DT Optimization Flow
Inter-RAT Handover Performance Statistics
Optimization Flow
discussion
Duration
4 working days
Class Size
Inter-RAT Handover Problem Analysis

Inter-RAT Handover Problem Cases
Min 6, max 12
172
1.4.10 OWO21 WCDMA RAN12 Radio Network Features and Algorithms
Open Loop Power Control
Objectives
Open Loop Power Control Overview

be able to:
Describe WCDMA RAN12 Idle Mode Behaviors
(including cell selection and reselection, paging,
access etc) and list the main parameters
Describe WCDMA RAN12 open loop power
control algorithm and list the main parameters
Describe WCDMA RAN12 closed loop power
Describe WCDMA RAN12 intra-frequency
PRACH Open Loop Power Control

Downlink Dedicated Channel Open Loop
Power Control
Uplink Dedicated Channel Open Loop Power
Control
Closed Loop Power Control
Closed Loop Power Control Overview
Uplink Inner Loop Power Control
Downlink Inner Loop Power Control
handover algorithm and list the main
Outer Loop Power Control
parameters
Intra-Frequency Handover
Describe WCDMA RAN12 inter-frequency
Intra-Frequency Handover Overview
Intra-Frequency Handover Measurement
parameters
Intra-Frequency Handover Decision and
Describe WCDMA RAN12 inter-RAT handover

algorithm and list the main parameters
Describe WCDMA RAN12 admission control
algorithms and list the main parameters
Describe WCDMA RAN12 load control
Execution
Signaling Procedures for Intra-Frequency
Handover
Inter-Frequency Handover
Inter-Frequency Handover Overview
Inter-Frequency Handover Measurement
Inter-Frequency Handover Decision and
Target Audience
Execution
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
Signaling Procedures for Inter-Frequency

Handover
Inter-RAT Handover
WCDMA Air Interface
Inter-RAT Handover Overview
3G-to-2G Handover Measurement
Content
3G-to-2G Handover Decision and Execution

Signaling Procedures for Inter-RAT Handover
PLMN Selection
System Information Reception
Cell Selection and Reselection
Location Registration
Paging Procedure
Access Procedure
Power Control Overview
Load Control Overview

Load Control Algorithms Overview
Load Measurement
Priorities Involved in Load Control
Load Control Algorithms
PUC (Potential User Control)
LDB (Intra-Frequency Load Balancing)
173
CAC (Call Admission Control)

IAC (Intelligent Admission Control)
LDR (Load Reshuffling)
Duration
5 working days
Class Size
OLC (Overload Control)
Training Methods
Min 6, max 12
Lectures Demo
174
Objectives

be able to:

Power Control
Control
parameters
parameters

Describe WCDMA RAN13 Service-Based PS
Target Audience

Execution
Prerequisites
Execution
Handover
Redirection from UMTS to LTE
System Engineers,

Handover
Inter-RAT Handover
WCDMA Air Interface
Content
PLMN Selection
Paging Procedure

Service-Based PS Service Redirection from
UMTS to LTE
Service Redirection to LTE Overview
Service Redirection to LTE Measurement
Service Redirection to LTE Decision and
Execution
Access Procedure
175
Signaling Procedures for Service Redirection to
LDR Procedure
LDR Actions
LTE
OLC(Overload Control) Algorithm and
Parameters
Load Measurement
Overload Triggering
OLC Procedure
OLC Actions
CAC Overview
Overview of WCDMA RAN13 DRD
CAC Based on Code Resource
RRC DRD
CAC Based on Power Resource
RAB Non-Periodic DRD
CAC Based on NodeB Credit Resource
Non-Periodic DRD Overview
CAC Based on Iub Resource
Blind-handover-based Non-Periodic DRD
CAC Based on the Number of HSPA Users
Measurement-based Non-Periodic DRD
IAC (Intelligent Access Control)
RAB Periodic DRD
IAC During RRC Connection Setup
Overview
Directed Retry Decision During RAB Procedure
Switches for Periodic DRD
Rate Negotiation at Admission Control
Triggering Periodic DRD
Admission Decision
Periodic DRD Procedure
Preemption
Training Methods
Queuing
Low-Rate Access of the PS BE Service
Lectures Demo
Duration
IAC for Emergency Calls

LCC Overview
6 working days
LDR(Load Reshuffling) Algorithm and
Class Size
Parameters
Basic Congestion Triggering
Min 6, max 12
176
Objectives

be able to:

Power Control
Control
parameters
parameters
Intra-Frequency Handover Procedure

Describe WCDMA RAN14 Service-based
UMTS-to-LTE PS Redirection and Handover
Target Audience
Prerequisites

Execution
Handover

System Engineers,
Execution
Handover
Inter-RAT Handover
WCDMA Air Interface
Content
PLMN Selection
Paging Procedure

Service-based UMTS-to-LTE PS Redirection
and Handover
Overview
LTE Measurement
Decision and Execution of Redirection and
Access Procedure
177
LDR Procedure
Handover
Signaling Procedures for Redirection and
LDR Actions
Handover
Parameters
Overload Triggering
Load Measurement
OLC Procedure
OLC Actions
Overview of DRD
CAC Overview
RRC DRD
RAB Periodic DRD
RAB Periodic DRD Overview
Admission Decision
Training Methods
Preemption
Lectures Demo
Queuing
Duration
6 working days
LCC Overview
Class Size

Parameters
Min 6, max 12
178
Access Procedure
Objectives

be able to:

Power Control
Control
parameters
parameters

Describe WCDMA RAN15 UMTS-to-LTE PS
Redirection and Handover algorithm and list
the main parameters

Target Audience

Execution
Handover
Prerequisites
System Engineers,
Intra-Frequency Handover Procedure
Execution
Handover
Inter-RAT Handover
WCDMA Air Interface
Content
PLMN Selection
Paging Procedure

Overview
Service-based UMTS-to-LTE PS Redirection
179
and Handover
Coverage-based UMTS-to-LTE PS Redirection
LDR Procedure
LDR Actions
and Handover
Load-based UMTS-to-LTE PS Redirection and
Handover

Parameters
Overload Triggering
OLC Procedure
Load Measurement
OLC Actions
Overview of DRD
RRC DRD
CAC Overview
RAB Periodic DRD
RAB Periodic DRD Overview
Training Methods
Admission Decision
Lectures Demo
Preemption
Duration
Queuing
6 working days
Class Size
LCC Overview
Min 6, max 12
Parameters
180
1.4.14 OWO31 WCDMA RAN12 Radio Network Performance Management
Counters Indicating the Call Drop Reason
Objectives
Handover KPI and Counters for All Services

be able to:
Master the concept related to Performance
Management
Master how to collect counters and KPIs with
M2000
Describe WCDMA RAN12 access KPI and
Soft Handover Factor

Soft Handover Success Rate
Inter-Freq Hard Handover Success Rate
CS Inter-RAT Handover Success Rate
PS Inter-RAT Handover Success Rate
Handover KPI and Counters for HSDPA
Service
relative counters
Describe WCDMA RAN12 call drop KPI and
HS-DSCH Service Cell Change Success Rate

(with A-DCH SHO)
relative counters
Describe WCDMA RAN12 mobility KPI and

(with Intra A-DCH HHO)
relative counters
Describe WCDMA RAN12 traffic KPI and

(with Inter HHO)
relative counters
Describe WCDMA RAN12 cell algorithm KPI
HS-DSCH to DCH Handover Success Rate
and relative counters, such as load control,
DCH to HS-DSCH Handover Success Rate
DCCC
Handover KPI and Counters for HSUPA

Service
Target Audience
E-DCH Soft Handover Success Rate

System Engineers,
E-DCH Service Cell Change Success Rate

with SHO
Prerequisites

with Inter-HHO
WCDMA Air Interface
Traffic KPI and Related Counters

Algorithms
User Number KPI and Related Counters of

each service
Traffic Volume KPI and Related Counters of
Content
each service
Basic Setting of Performance Measurement
Cell load KPI and Related Counters
Querying Measure Result
Service Integrity KPI and Related Counters
Managing Performance Thresholds
Average UL Throughput for PS R99 Service
Overview of Access Procedure
Average DL Throughput for PS R99 Service
RRC Establishment KPI and Relative Counters
Average UL BLER for CS Service
RAB Establishment KPI and Relative Counters
Average UL BLER for PS Service
Paging KPI and Relative Counters
HSDPA Throughput
Definition Of a Call Drop
HSUPA Throughput
Typical Call Drop KPI and Related Counters
PS UL Throughput of RNC
181
Training Methods
PS DL Throughput of RNC
Counters Related to Load Control
Lectures Hands-on Exercise Demo
Counters Related to Load Reshuffling
Duration
Counters Related to Over Load Control

2 working days
Counters Related to DCCC

Counters Related to Rate Reallocation
Counters Related to UE State Transition
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
182
Objectives

be able to:
Management
M2000

Service
relative counters

(with A-DCH SHO)
relative counters

(with Intra A-DCH HHO)
relative counters

(with Inter HHO)
relative counters
HS-DSCH to DCH Handover Success Rate
DCH to HS-DSCH Handover Success Rate
DCCC

Service
Target Audience

System Engineers,

with SHO
Prerequisites

with Inter-HHO
WCDMA Air Interface
RNC Traffic KPI and Related Counters

Algorithms
RNC Traffic KPI for AMR 12.2kbps Services

RNC Traffic KPI for Video Phone 64kbps
Services
Content
RNC Traffic KPI for PS R99 DL Throughput
RNC Traffic KPI for HSDPA DL Throughput
RNC Traffic KPI for HSUPA UL Throughput
RNC Traffic KPI for PS MBMS DL Throughput
Cell Traffic KPI and Related Counters
Cell Traffic KPI for Common Channels
Cell Traffic KPI for All Services
Cell Traffic KPI for HSDPA DL Throughput
Cell Traffic KPI for HSUPA UL Throughput
Cell Load KPI and Related Counters
183
Training Methods
Cell Load KPI for Power

Cell Load KPI for Channel Element
Cell Load KPI for DL OVSF Code
Duration

2 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12

184
Failures
Objectives

be able to:
Management
M2000
relative counters
relative counters
Detailed Procedure of RAB Establishment

Typical RAB Establishment KPI and Relative
Counters
Counters Indicating RAB Establishment
Failures
Overview of Paging Procedure
relative counters

relative counters
Softer Handover Success Ratio
DCCC

Target Audience

System Engineers,

Service
Prerequisites
H2H Intra-frequency Hard Handover Success

Ratio (Cell)
WCDMA Air Interface
H2H Inter-frequency Hard Handover Success

Ratio (Cell)
H2D Inter-frequency Hard Handover Success
Algorithms
Ratio (Cell)
Content
H2D Channel Handover Success Ratio

D2H Channel Handover Success Ratio
Service
Detailed Procedure of RRC Establishment

Typical RRC Establishment KPI and Relative
Counters
with SHO
with Inter-HHO
Counters Indicating RRC Establishment
185

Services
Training Methods


Duration
2 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12
186
Failures
Objectives

be able to:
Management
M2000
relative counters
relative counters
Detailed Procedure of RAB Establishment

Typical RAB Establishment KPI and Relative
Counters
Counters Indicating RAB Establishment
Failures
Overview of Paging Procedure
relative counters

relative counters
Softer Handover Success Ratio
DCCC
Intra-Freq Hard Handover Success Rate

Target Audience

System Engineers,

Prerequisites
Service
H2H Intra-frequency Hard Handover Success
WCDMA Air Interface
Ratio (Cell)

H2H Inter-frequency Hard Handover Success

Ratio (Cell)
Algorithms
H2D Inter-frequency Hard Handover Success
Content
Ratio (Cell)
H2D Channel Handover Success Ratio
D2H Channel Handover Success Ratio
Service
Detailed Procedure of RRC Establishment
Typical RRC Establishment KPI and Relative

Counters
with SHO
Counters Indicating RRC Establishment
with Inter-HHO
187

Services
Training Methods

Duration

2 working days
Class Size

Min 6, max 12

188
1.4.18 OWO41 WCDMA HSPA RAN12 Radio Resource Management
HSDPA Code Resource Management
Objectives
HSDPA Power Resource Management

be able to:
Describe HSDPA RAN12 Radio Resource
Algorithm (RRM) such as channel type
mapping, code resource allocation, power
HSDPA Mobility Management

HSDPA Channel Switching
HSDPA Mac-hs Scheduling Algorithm
HSDPA TFRC Selection
allocation, HSDPA mobility management,
HSUPA Bearer Mapping
scheduling, etc.
Channel Switching
Describe HSUPA RAN12 Radio Resource
HSUPA Fast Scheduling
HSUPA Dynamic CE Management
mapping, DCCC, power allocation, HSUPA
Uplink Macro Diversity Intelligent Receiving
mobility management, scheduling, etc.
HSUPA Adaptive Retransmission

HSUPA QoS Management
Target Audience
HSUPA Mobility Management
Training Methods
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
Lectures Demo
Duration
WCDMA Air Interface

2 working days
Class Size
Algorithms
Content
Min 6, max 12
HSDPA Bearer Mapping
189
Objectives

be able to:

scheduling, etc.
Channel Switching

Target Audience
Training Methods
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
Lectures Demo
Duration
WCDMA Air Interface

2 working days
Class Size
Algorithms
Content
Min 6, max 12
190
Objectives

be able to:

scheduling, etc.
Channel Switching

Target Audience
Training Methods
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
Lectures Demo
Duration
WCDMA Air Interface

2 working days
Class Size
Algorithms
Content
Min 6, max 12
191
Objectives

be able to:

scheduling, etc.
Channel Switching

Target Audience
Training Methods
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
Lectures Demo
Duration
WCDMA Air Interface

2 working days
Class Size
Algorithms
Content
Min 6, max 12
192
1.4.22 OWO45 WCDMA HSPA and HSPA+ RAN12 Throughput Troubleshooting
Low or Fluctuating HSDPA Throughput
Objectives
Troubleshooting
be able to:
Describe the troubleshooting process for
HSDPA throughput problems
HSUPA throughput problems
HSPA+ throughput problems
No HSDPA Throughput Troubleshooting

HSUPA Throughput Problems
HSUPA Throughput Overview
Low or Fluctuating HSUPA Throughput
Troubleshooting
Failure to Establish the HSUPA Service
Failure to Establish an HSUPA 5.76 Mbit/s
Service
Target Audience
HSPA+ Throughput Problems
HSPA+ 64QAM Problems
System Engineers,
HSPA+ MIMO Problems

HSPA+ DC-HSDPA Problems
Prerequisites
Training Methods

Lectures Demo
Duration
Management
Content
1 working day
Class Size
HSDPA Throughput Problems
HSDPA Throughput Overview
Min 6, max 12
193
Objectives
Troubleshooting
be able to:

Troubleshooting
Service
Target Audience
System Engineers,
HSPA+ MIMO Problems

Prerequisites
Training Methods

Lectures Demo
Duration
Management
Content
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
194
Objectives
Troubleshooting
be able to:

Troubleshooting
Service
Target Audience
System Engineers,
HSPA+ MIMO Problems

Prerequisites
Training Methods

Lectures Demo
Duration
Management
Content
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
195
Objectives
Troubleshooting
be able to:

Troubleshooting
Service
Target Audience
System Engineers,
HSPA+ MIMO Problems

Prerequisites
Training Methods

Lectures Demo
Duration
Management
Content
1 working day
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
196
1.4.26 OWO51 WCDMA RAN12 - RAN13 Delta Features
System Engineers,
Objectives
Prerequisites
be able to:
WCDMA Air Interface
Outline the important new features realized in
RAN13 version
Describe WCDMA RAN13 DC-HSDPA+MIMO
Feature
Algorithms
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Traffic-Based
Activation and Deactivation of Secondary

Carrier in DC-HSDPA Feature
Management
Content
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Enhanced Uplink

RAN13 Features Overview
CELL FACH Feature

Describe WCDMA RAN13 E-DPCCH Boosting
HSPA+ Evolution
Mobility Between UMTS and LTE
Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Enhanced Fast
Enhanced Fast Dormancy

Packet Inspection
Dormancy Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN13 P2P Downloading
Rate Control during Busy Hour Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Web Page Access
Optimization of R99 and HSUPA Users

Fairness
Description of DC-HSDPA+MIMO
Implementation of DC-HSDPA+MIMO
Acceleration Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Optimization of R99
and HSUPA Users Fairness Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Anti-Interference
Scheduling for HSUPA Feature
Configuration of DC-HSDPA+MIMO
Performance of DC-HSDPA+MIMO
Description of Traffic-Based Activation and
Deactivation of Secondary Carrier in
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Multi-Carrier Switch

off Based on QoS Feature
DC-HSDPA
Implementation of Traffic-Based Activation and
Describe WCDMA RAN13 HSUPA Coverage

Enhancement at UE Power Limitation Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Adaptive

DC-HSDPA
Configuration of Traffic-Based Activation and
Configuration of Data Channel Power Offset for
HSUPA Feature
DC-HSDPA
Describe WCDMA RAN13 Dual-Threshold
Performance of Traffic-Based Activation and
Scheduling with HSUPA Interference
Cancellation Feature
DC-HSDPA
Describe WCDMA RAN13 GU 2.0MHZ Central

Frequency Spacing(U3.8MHZ) Feature
Target Audience
Description of Enhanced Uplink CELL FACH

Implementation of Enhanced Uplink CELL
FACH
Configuration of Enhanced Uplink CELL FACH
197
Performance of Enhanced Uplink CELL FACH

Description of E-DPCCH Boosting
Enhancement at UE Power Limitation

Configuration of HSUPA Coverage
Implementation of E-DPCCH Boosting

Configuration of E-DPCCH Boosting
Performance of E-DPCCH Boosting

Performance of HSUPA Coverage
Description of Adaptive Configuration of Data
Fast Dormancy
Enhanced Fast Dormancy and Standard Fast
Channel Power Offset for HSUPA

Implementation of Adaptive Configuration of
Dormancy
Configuration and Related Counters
Description of P2P Downloading Rate Control
Data Channel Power Offset for HSUPA

Configuration of Adaptive Configuration of Data
during Busy Hour

Implementation of P2P Downloading Rate
Performance of Adaptive Configuration of Data

Control during Busy Hour

Configuration of P2P Downloading Rate
Description of Anti-Interference Scheduling for

HSUPA

Performance of P2P Downloading Rate Control
Implementation of Anti-Interference Scheduling

for HSUPA
during Busy Hour

Description of Web Page Access Acceleration
Implementation of Web Page Access
Configuration of Anti-Interference Scheduling

for HSUPA
Performance of Anti-Interference Scheduling
Acceleration
for HSUPA
Configuration of Web Page Access
Description of Dual-Threshold Scheduling with
Acceleration
Performance of Web Page Access Acceleration
Description of Optimization of R99 and HSUPA
HSUPA Interference Cancellation

Implementation of Dual-Threshold Scheduling
with HSUPA Interference Cancellation
Users Fairness
Implementation of Optimization of R99 and
Configuration of Dual-Threshold Scheduling

HSUPA Users Fairness

Configuration of Optimization of R99 and
Performance of Dual-Threshold Scheduling


Performance of Optimization of R99 and
Refarming Overview
GU 2.0MHz Overview

Description of Multi-Carrier Switch off Based on
GU 2.0MHz Solution and Implementation

GU 2.0MHz Configuration and Verification
QoS
Implementation of Multi-Carrier Switch off
Based on QoS
Configuration of Multi-Carrier Switch off Based
on QoS
Performance of Multi-Carrier Switch off Based
on QoS
Training Methods
Lectures Demo
Duration
2 working days
Class Size
Description of HSUPA Coverage Enhancement

Min 6, max 12
at UE Power Limitation
Implementation of HSUPA Coverage
198
Objectives
Target Audience
be able to:
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
RAN14 version
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Multi Sector Solution
WCDMA Air Interface

Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 HSPA+ DC-HSUPA

Feature
Algorithms
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Voice Service

Experience Improvement for Weak Reception

Management
UEs Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Service-Based PS
Handover from UMTS to LTE Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Layered Paging in
URA_PCH Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Control Channel
Parallel Interference Cancellation Phase2
Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Dynamical HSDPA
CQI Feedback Period Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Adaptive Adjustment
Content
Capacity for Hot Spot
HSPA+ Evolution
User Experience Improvement
Smart Phone
Performance Improvement
Easy Network
Description of Multi Sector Solution
of HSUPA Small Target Retransmissions
Implementation of Multi Sector Solution
Feature
Configuration of Multi Sector Solution
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Intelligent Access
Description of DC-HSUPA
Class Control Feature

Describe WCDMA RAN14 Dynamic Target
Implementation of DC-HSUPA
Configuration of DC-HSUPA
ROT Adjustment Feature

Describe WCDMA RAN14 Inter-Frequency
Load Balance Based on Configurable Load
Threshold Feature
Performance of DC-HSUPA
Description of Voice Service Experience
Improvement for Weak Reception UEs
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Inter-frequency

Load Handover based CE Congestion Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 CE Overbooking
Feature
Implementation of Voice Service Experience

Configuration of Voice Service Experience
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Load-based Uplink

Target BLER Configuration Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 HSDPA Scheduling
Based on UE Location Feature
Performance of Multi Sector Solution
Performance of Voice Service Experience

Description of Service-Based PS Handover
from UMTS to LTE
199
Implementation of Service-Based PS Handover

from UMTS to LTE
Implementation of Dynamic Target ROT

Adjustment
Configuration of Service-Based PS Handover

from UMTS to LTE
Configuration of Dynamic Target ROT

Adjustment
Performance of Service-Based PS Handover

from UMTS to LTE
Performance of Dynamic Target ROT

Adjustment
Description of Layered Paging in URA_PCH

Implementation of Layered Paging in
Description of Inter-Frequency Load Balance

Based on Configurable Load Threshold
Implementation of Inter-Frequency Load
URA_PCH
Configuration of Layered Paging in URA_PCH
Balance Based on Configurable Load
Performance of Layered Paging in URA_PCH
Threshold
Description of Control Channel Parallel
Configuration of Inter-Frequency Load Balance

Interference Cancellation Phase2

Implementation of Control Channel Parallel
Performance of Inter-Frequency Load Balance


Configuration of Control Channel Parallel
Description of Inter-frequency Load Handover

based CE Congestion

Performance of Control Channel Parallel
Implementation of Inter-frequency Load

Handover based CE Congestion

Description of Dynamical HSDPA CQI
Configuration of Inter-frequency Load

Handover based CE Congestion
Feedback Period
Implementation of Dynamical HSDPA CQI
Performance of Inter-frequency Load Handover

based CE Congestion
Feedback Period
Configuration of Dynamical HSDPA CQI
Description of CE Overbooking
Implementation of CE Overbooking
Feedback Period
Performance of Dynamical HSDPA CQI
Configuration of CE Overbooking
Performance of CE Overbooking
Feedback Period
Description of Adaptive Adjustment of HSUPA
Small Target Retransmissions
Description of Load-based Uplink Target BLER

Configuration
Implementation of Adaptive Adjustment of

HSUPA Small Target Retransmissions
Configuration of Adaptive Adjustment of
Performance of Adaptive Adjustment of HSUPA
Implementation of Load-based Uplink Target

BLER Configuration
Configuration of Load-based Uplink Target
BLER Configuration
Performance of Load-based Uplink Target
BLER Configuration
Description of Intelligent Access Class Control

Implementation of Intelligent Access Class
Description of HSDPA Scheduling Based on

UE Location
Implementation of HSDPA Scheduling Based
Control
Configuration of Intelligent Access Class
on UE Location
Configuration of HSDPA Scheduling Based on
Control
Performance of Intelligent Access Class
UE Location
Performance of HSDPA Scheduling Based on
Control
Description of Dynamic Target ROT Adjustment
UE Location
200
Training Methods
Lectures Demo
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
Duration
2 working days
201
Objectives
Target Audience
be able to:
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
RAN15 version
Describe WCDMA RAN15 HSPA+ DB-HSDPA
WCDMA Air Interface

Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 HSPA+ Flexible DC

DB-HSDPA Feature
Algorithms
Describe WCDMA RAN15 HSPA+ 4C-HSDPA
Feature
Management
Describe WCDMA RAN15 Turbo Interference
Content
Describe WCDMA RAN15 HSUPA Time
Division Scheduling Feature

HSPA+ Evolution
Describe WCDMA RAN15 Load Based

Dynamic Adjustment of PCPICH Power
Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 DL DPCH Maximum
Power Restriction Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 DL DPCH Pilot
Power Adjustment Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 Platinum User
Capacity Improvement
User Experience Improvement
Performance Improvement
Network Collaboration
Description of DB-HSDPA
Implementation of DB-HSDPA
Configuration of DB-HSDPA
Performance of DB-HSDPA
Prioritizing Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 Differentiated
Description of Flexible DC DB-HSDPA
Service Based on Resource Reservation
Implementation of Flexible DC DB-HSDPA
Feature
Configuration of Flexible DC DB-HSDPA
Performance of Flexible DC DB-HSDPA

Description of 4C-HSDPA
Idle Mode Feature

Describe WCDMA RAN15 HSUPA Scheduling
Implementation of 4C-HSDPA
Configuration of 4C-HSDPA
Based on UE Location Feature

Describe WCDMA RAN15 UMTS-to-LTE Fast
Return Feature
Performance of 4C-HSDPA
Description of Turbo IC
Describe WCDMA RAN15 Macro and Micro

Co-carrier Uplink Interference Control Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 Multiband Direct
Retry Based on UE Location Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 Narrowband
Implementation of Turbo IC
Configuration of Turbo IC
Performance of Turbo IC
Description of HSUPA Time Division
Scheduling
Interference Suppression Feature
202
Implementation of HSUPA Time Division
Implementation of Layered Paging in Idle Mode

Configuration of Layered Paging in Idle Mode
Scheduling
Configuration of HSUPA Time Division
Scheduling
Performance of Layered Paging in Idle Mode

Description of HSUPA Scheduling Based on
Performance of HSUPA Time Division

Scheduling
UE Location
Implementation of HSUPA Scheduling Based
Description of Load Based Dynamic

Adjustment of PCPICH Power
on UE Location
Configuration of HSUPA Scheduling Based on
Implementation of Load Based Dynamic

UE Location
Performance of HSUPA Scheduling Based on
Configuration of Load Based Dynamic

UE Location
Description of UMTS-to-LTE Fast Return
Performance of Load Based Dynamic

Implementation of UMTS-to-LTE Fast Return

Configuration of UMTS-to-LTE Fast Return
Description of DL DPCH Maximum Power

Restriction
Performance of UMTS-to-LTE Fast Return

Description of Macro and Micro Co-carrier
Implementation of DL DPCH Maximum Power

Restriction
Uplink Interference Control

Implementation of Macro and Micro Co-carrier
Configuration of DL DPCH Maximum Power

Restriction

Configuration of Macro and Micro Co-carrier
Performance of DL DPCH Maximum Power

Restriction

Performance of Macro and Micro Co-carrier
Description of DL DPCH Pilot Power

Adjustment

Description of Multiband Direct Retry Based on
Implementation of DL DPCH Pilot Power

Adjustment
UE Location
Implementation of Multiband Direct Retry
Configuration of DL DPCH Pilot Power

Adjustment
Based on UE Location
Configuration of Multiband Direct Retry Based
Performance of DL DPCH Pilot Power

Adjustment
on UE Location
Performance of Multiband Direct Retry Based
Description of Platinum User Prioritizing

Implementation of Platinum User Prioritizing
Configuration of Platinum User Prioritizing
Performance of Platinum User Prioritizing
Description of Differentiated Service Based on
Resource Reservation
on UE Location
Description of Narrowband Interference
Suppression
Implementation of Narrowband Interference
Suppression
Configuration of Narrowband Interference
Implementation of Differentiated Service Based

on Resource Reservation
Suppression
Performance of Narrowband Interference
Configuration of Differentiated Service Based

Suppression
Training Methods
Performance of Differentiated Service Based

Lectures Demo
Description of Layered Paging in Idle Mode
203
Duration
2 working days
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
204
1.4.29 OWO61 WCDMA RAN14 Smart Phone Features
Objectives
URA_PCH
be able to:
Dormancy Feature
URA_PCH Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 P2P Rate
Restriction During Busy Hours Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Control Channel
Parallel Interference Cancellation Phase2
Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN14 Dynamical HSDPA
CQI Feedback Period Feature
Feature

Description of P2P Downloading Rate
Restriction During Busy Hours
Performance of P2P Downloading Rate
Acceleration
Acceleration
Description of Control Channel Parallel
Implementation of Control Channel Parallel
Target Audience
Configuration of Control Channel Parallel

Performance of Control Channel Parallel
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
Description of Dynamical HSDPA CQI
WCDMA Air Interface
Feedback Period
Implementation of Dynamical HSDPA CQI
Feedback Period

Algorithms
Configuration of Dynamical HSDPA CQI

Feedback Period

Management
Performance of Dynamical HSDPA CQI

Feedback Period
Content
Description of Adaptive Adjustment of HSUPA

Fast Dormancy
Implementation of Adaptive Adjustment of


Configuration of Adaptive Adjustment of
205

Performance of Adaptive Adjustment of HSUPA
Description of Intelligent Access Class Control
Implementation of Intelligent Access Class
Training Methods
Lectures Demo
Duration
1 working day
Class Size
Control
Configuration of Intelligent Access Class
Control
Min 6, max 12
Performance of Intelligent Access Class

Control
206
1.4.30 OWO62 WCDMA RAN15 Smart Phone Features
Objectives
URA_PCH
be able to:
Dormancy Feature
URA_PCH Feature
Idle Mode Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 P2P Rate
Restriction During Busy Hours Feature
Describe WCDMA RAN15 Turbo Interference

Description of Layered Paging in Idle Mode
Implementation of Layered Paging in Idle Mode
Configuration of Layered Paging in Idle Mode
Performance of Layered Paging in Idle Mode
Description of P2P Downloading Rate Control
during Busy Hour
Performance of P2P Downloading Rate Control
during Busy Hour
Feature
Acceleration
Acceleration
Target Audience
Description of Turbo IC
System Engineers,
Implementation of Turbo IC
Prerequisites
Configuration of Turbo IC
Performance of Turbo IC
WCDMA Air Interface

Algorithms
Management
Acceleration
Acceleration
Content
Fast Dormancy
Acceleration

Acceleration
207
Training Methods
Lectures Demo
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
Duration
1 working day
208
1.4.31 OWP80 WCDMA uBro RAN Planning
Planning of Radio Parameters in Femto
Objectives
Network
be able to:
Describe the applications scenario of Huawei
AP products
Describe the basic planning of Femto network
such as PLMN planning, LAC/RAC/SAC
planning, frequency planning, scrambling code
planning and etc.
Describe the camp and handover policy in
Network Deployment Policy of Femto Network

A Deployment Example for ePico in Live
Network
Test Case in Apartment Scenario
Test Case in Office Scenario
Typical Cases for Deployment
Femto Interference Scenarios
Test Cases for Femto Interference
Interference between Femto and Macro while
Femto network
Describe the deployment of the typical case
Describe interference test cases for typical
Femto and Macro Use the Same Frequency

Interference between APs while the APs
Provide Discontinuous Coverage
networking scenarios
Describe interference mitigation methods for
Interference between APs while the APs

Provide Continuous Coverage
typical networking scenarios
Femto Interference Mitigation
Target Audience
Training Methods
uBro Optimization Engineers, uBro Technicians,
uBro Engineers,
Duration
Prerequisites
1 working day
Class Size
Content
Application Scenario of Femto Network
Min 6, max 12
Planning of Area Parameters in Femto Network
209
1.4.32 OWO80 WCDMA uBro RAN Optimization
Service Procedure
Objectives
Handover Procedure
be able to:
Describe the basic signaling procedure in
Femto network
Describe the handover procedure and related
parameters in Femto network
Describe the admission control procedure and
related parameters in Femto network
Typical KPI for AP

Accessibility
Mobility
Retainability
Traffic Volume
Others
Training Methods
Target Audience
Lectures Demo
Duration
System Engineers,
Prerequisites
1 working day
Content
Introduction to PRS
Class Size
Min 6, max 12
UE Registration Procedure
210
1.5 WBT Training Course Descriptions

1.5.1
OWC60 BSC6900 V900R013 WCDMA Product Description(WBT)
program(s):
Objectives
SingleDAS Product Description

be able to:
Content
Detail the features and capacity of BSC6900
Cabinets
BSC6900
Subracks

BSC6900

Cables
Target Audience
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
WBT
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
0.17 hour
Class Size

No limit
211
1.5.2
OWC61 WCDMA BSC6900 Operation and Maintenance(WBT)
Objectives
Content
O/M Subsystem Overview
be able to:
Web LMT introduction
Alarm Management
Device Panel Management
Target Audience
Log Management
System Technicians
Tracing Management
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
WBT

Duration
0.08 hour
Class Size

program(s):
No limit
212
1.5.3
OWC62 WCDMA BSC6900 V900R013 Initial Data Configuration Based on
CME(WBT)
Objectives
program(s):
be able to:
Master how to use the CME on Data
Content
Introduction of CME
Configuration
Configuration
BSC6900 Data Configuring base on CME

Procedure of data configuration of BSC6900
Preparation
based on CME
Target Audience
Training Methods
System Technicians
WBT
System Engineers
Duration
RNC Engineers
0.17 hour
NodeB Engineers
Class Size
Prerequisites
No limit

213
1.5.4
OWB54 3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V100R004 Product Description(WBT)
Objectives
Content
be able to:
NodeB

boards of NodeB
RF Module
Power Module
FAN and SLPU
BBU cable connection and RRU cable
NodeB
connection
Target Audience
BTS3900 Expansion and Networking3G

Spectrum
System Technicians
System Engineers
Training Methods
RNC Engineers
NodeB Engineers
WBT
Prerequisites
Duration

0.17 hour
Class Size

No limit
program(s):
214
1.5.5
OWB55 WCDMA BTS3900 V100R004 Operation and Maintenance(WBT)
Objectives
Content
be able to:
System Management
Alarm Management
maintenance system
Cell Management
Target Audience
Software Management
File Management
System Technicians
Tracing Management
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
Training Methods
NodeB Engineers
Prerequisites
WBT

Duration
0.08 hour
Class Size

program(s):
No limit
215
1.5.6
OWB56 MBTS 3900 V100R004 WCDMA Initial Data Configuration(WBT)
Objectives
Content
be able to:
Outline MBTS data configuration procedure
based on CME
Complete MBTS data configuration
Mode
Target Audience
System Technicians
Training Methods
System Engineers
RNC Engineers
WBT
NodeB Engineers
Duration
Prerequisites
0.08 hour
Class Size

No limit

program(s):
216
1.5.7
OWC63 WCDMA RAN14.0 New Features Overview(WBT)
Objectives
Content
RAN14.0 BSC6900 Capacity Specifications
be able to:
RNC New Hardware: SAUc
Nodeb New Board: WBBPf
NodeB New Board: UMPT
Micro BTS3902E
Transmission Resource Pool in RNC
features
Multi-sectors Solution
Target Audience
MOCN cell Resource Demarcation

Independent Demodulation of Signals from
System Technicians
Multiple RRUs in One Cell
System Engineers
Intelligent Battery Management
RNC Engineers
Enhanced IP PM
NodeB Engineers
Training Methods
Prerequisites
WBT
Duration
0.17 hour
Class Size
program(s):
No limit
217
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Training Course Descriptions ..................................................................................................................... 7

WCDMA Product Training Course Descriptions ....................................................................................... 16

OWC00 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Product Description ........................................................... 16

OWC01 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Operation and Maintenance .............................................. 17

OWC02 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Installation and Commissioning ......................................... 18

OWC03 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Data Configuration ............................................................. 19

OWC04 BSC6810 WCDMA V200R011 Troubleshooting ................................................................. 20

OWB00 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Product Description ................................................................ 21

OWB01 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Operation and Maintenance ................................................... 22

OWB02 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Installation and Commissioning .............................................. 23

OWB03 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Data Configuration ................................................................. 24

OWB04 NodeB WCDMA V200R011 Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 25

OWC05 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Product Description ........................................................... 26

OWC06 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Operation and Maintenance .............................................. 27

OWC07 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Installation and Commissioning ......................................... 28

OWC08 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Data Configuration ............................................................. 29

OWC09 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R11 Expanding............................................................................ 30

OWC10 WCDMA RAN11.1 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration ............................................................. 31

OWC11 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 RNC Migration Data Reconfiguration ................................. 32

OWC12 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R011 Troubleshooting ................................................................. 33

OWB05 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Product Description................................................................. 34

OWB06 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Operation and Maintenance .................................................... 35

OWB07 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Installation and Commissioning .............................................. 36

OWB08 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Data Configuration .................................................................. 37

OWB09 BTS3900 WCDMA V100R002 NodeB Migration Data Reconfiguration .............................. 38

OWB10 MBTS WCDMA V100R002 Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 39

OWC13 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R012 Product Description ........................................................... 40

OWC14 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R012 Operation and Maintenance .............................................. 41

OWC15 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R012 Installation and Commissioning ......................................... 42

OWC16 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R012 Data Configuration ............................................................ 43

OWC17 WCDMA RAN12 RNC Expanding ...................................................................................... 44

OWC18 WCDMA RAN12 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration ............................................................... 45

OWC19 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R012 RNC Migration Data Reconfiguration ................................ 46

OWC20 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R012 Troubleshooting ................................................................. 47

OWB11 3900 NodeB WCDMA V200R012 Product Description ....................................................... 48

OWB12 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Operation and Maintenance ............................................... 49

OWB13 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Installation and Commissioning ......................................... 50

OWB14 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Data Configuration ............................................................. 51

OWB15 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 Troubleshooting ................................................................. 52

OWB16 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R012 NodeB Migration Data Reconfiguration.............................. 53

Customer Training Catalog Course Descriptions

OWF00 WCDMA uBro2.0 RAN Operation Maintenance.................................................................. 54

OWC21 WCDMA RAN11 - RAN12 Delta Training ........................................................................... 56

OWC22 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R013 Product Description ........................................................... 57

OWC23 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R013 Operation and Maintenance .............................................. 58

OWC24 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R013 Installation and Commissioning ......................................... 59

OWC25 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R013 Data Configuration ............................................................ 60

OWC26 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R013 Troubleshooting ................................................................. 61

OWC27 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R13 RNC Expanding................................................................... 62

OWC28 WCDMA RAN13 Dynamic Data Reconfiguration ............................................................... 63

OWC29 BSC6900 WCDMA V900R013 RNC Migration Data Reconfiguration ................................ 64

OWB17 3900 Series WCDMA NodeB V100R004 Product Description............................................ 65

OWB18 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R013 Operation and Maintenance ............................................... 66

OWB19 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R013 Installation and Commissioning ......................................... 67

OWB20 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R013 Data Configuration ............................................................. 68

OWB21 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R013 Troubleshooting ................................................................. 69

OWB22 BTS3900 WCDMA V200R013 NodeB Migration Data Reconfiguration .............................. 70

OWF01 WCDMA uBro3.0 RAN Operation Maintenance.................................................................. 71

OWC30 WCDMA RAN12 - RAN13 Delta Training ........................................................................... 73