BSC Engineering Parameters

Chapter 1 Overview ......................................................................................... Chapter 2 Configuration .................................................................................. 2.1 Overview ................................................................................................ 2.2 Frame Description Table ........................................................................ 2.
3 Slot Description Table ............................................................................ 2.4 Master Node Description Table .............................................................. 2.5 HW Description Table ............................................................................ 2.6 Module Description Table ....................................................................... 2.7 Clock Description Table ......................................................................... 2.8 Clock Configuration Table ...................................................................... 2.9 GCKS Clock Configuration Table ........................................................... 2.10 Semi-permanent Connection Table...................................................... 2.11 Software Parameter ............................................................................. 2.11.1 Overview ...................................................................................... 2.11.2 Public Parameter Table ............................................................... 2.11.3 Module Parameter Table ............................................................. 2.11.4 Common Maximum Tuple Table .................................................. 2.11.5 Module Maximum Tuple Table ..................................................... 2.11.6 Software Parameter Table ........................................................... 2.11.7 Timer Table .................................................................................. 2.11.8 BTS Software Parameter Table ................................................... 2.11.9 Message Filter Table ................................................................... 2.11.10 Reserved Parameter Table ........................................................ 2.12 AM Configuration .................................................................................. 2.12.1 Overview ...................................................................................... 2.12.2 AM Frame Description Table ....................................................... 2.12.3 AM Board Description Table ........................................................ 2.12.4 AM Module Description Table ...................................................... 2.12.5 AM Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table ................. 2.12.6 Adjacent Module OPT Configuration Table ................................. 2.12.7 Signaling Link Table..................................................................... 2.12.8 E3M CLK Source Output Selection Table.................................... 2.12.9 E3M E1 Configuration Table ........................................................ 2.12.10 AM_GCKS Configuration Table ................................................. 2.12.11 AM Alarm Screening Table ........................................................ Chapter 3 Local office ..................................................................................... 3.1 Overview ................................................................................................ 3.2 Local Office Information Table ............................................................... 3.3 BSC Cell Table .......................................................................................
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3.4 Frequency Hopping Table ...................................................................... 3.5 TRX Configuration Table ........................................................................ 3.6 Radio Channel Configuration Table ....................................................... 3.7 LAPD Semi-perm. Connection Table ..................................................... 3.8 LAPD Signaling Connection Table ......................................................... 3.9 BSC BIE Description Table .................................................................... 3.10 BSC BIE Active/Stby. Group Table ...................................................... 3.11 Site BIE Trunk Mode Description Table ............................................... 3.12 Site BIE Configuration Table ................................................................ 3.13 Signaling Channel Link Table............................................................... 3.14 MSM and FTC Mapping Table ............................................................. 3.15 GMEM Configuration Table .................................................................. 3.16 Board Software Loading Table ............................................................. 3.17 BSC BIE semi-perm. connection table ................................................. Chapter 4 Site................................................................................................... 4.1 Overview ................................................................................................ 4.2 Site Description Table ............................................................................ 4.3 Carrier Configuration Table .................................................................... 4.4 Site Frame Description Table ................................................................. 4.5 Site Slot Description Table ..................................................................... 4.6 Site Software Configuration Description Table....................................... 4.7 Environment Alarm Configuration Table ................................................ 4.8 Antenna and Feeder Configuration Table .............................................. Chapter 5 Trunk ............................................................................................... 5.1 Overview ................................................................................................ 5.2 Office Direction Table ............................................................................. 5.3 Trunk Data .............................................................................................. 5.3.1 Overview ........................................................................................ 5.3.2 Trunk Group Table ......................................................................... 5.3.3 Trunk SS7 Table ............................................................................ 5.4 Trunk Circuit Table ................................................................................. 5.5 Signaling Link Table ............................................................................... 5.6 Pb Interface Trunk Circuit Table ............................................................. Chapter 6 Signaling ......................................................................................... 6.1 Overview ................................................................................................ 6.2 CIC Module Table .................................................................................. 6.3 MTP DSP Table ..................................................................................... 6.4 MTP Route Table ................................................................................... 6.5 MTP Linkset Table .................................................................................
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6.6 MTP Link Table ...................................................................................... 6.7 SCCP DSP Table ................................................................................... 6.8 SCCP SSN ............................................................................................. 6.9 PCIC Module Table ................................................................................ Chapter 7 Alarm ............................................................................................... 7.1 Overview ................................................................................................ 7.2 BSC Alarm Information Parameter Configuration Table ........................ 7.3 BSC Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table .......................... 7.4 BTS Alarm Information Parameter Configuration Table ......................... 7.5 BTS Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table .......................... 7.6 Alarm Information Parameter Table ....................................................... 7.7 BM Alarm Screening Table ....................................................................
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M900/M1800 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference Engineering Parameters V300R003
M900/M1800 Base Station Controller Data Configuration Reference

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The product version corresponds to the manual is M900/M1800 BSC V300R003.
Organization
All BSC data configuration parameters concentrate in BSC Data Management System. Though BSC data configuration can be completed through Data Auto Configuration System, the data configuration parameters are the same as that in BSC Data Management System. So the user can refer to M900/M1800 BSC Data Configuration Reference Engineering Parameter Reference and GSM900/1800 BSS Network Planning Parameters Reference for any parameter that cannot be understood. This manual contains the following contents: Chapter 1 Overview introduces the overall contents of this manual, and the difference between engineering parameter and network planning parameter. Chapter 2 Configuration introduces BSC BM/AM and clock data configuration. Chapter 3 Local Office introduces the configuration of local office information, BIE networking, and Abis interface signaling. Chapter 4 Site introduces the site description and physical configuration. Chapter 5 Trunk introduces the trunk data configuration of A interface and Abis interface. Chapter 6 Signaling introduces the configuration of A interface SS7 data. Chapter 7 Alarm introduces the configuration of BSC and BTS alarm parameters
Intended Audience
The manual is intended for the following readers: GSM engineering staff BSS system maintenance staff GSM system engineer
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Data Configuration Reference - Engineering Parameters M900/M1800 Base Station Controller
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overview ....................................................................................................................... 1-1 Chapter 2 Configuration ............................................................................................................... 2-1 2.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................ 2-1 2.2 Frame Description Table ................................................................................................... 2-2 2.3 Slot Description Table........................................................................................................ 2-4 2.4 Master Node Description Table ......................................................................................... 2-7 2.5 HW Description Table........................................................................................................ 2-9 2.6 Module Description Table ................................................................................................ 2-10 2.7 Clock Description Table................................................................................................... 2-11 2.8 Clock Configuration Table ............................................................................................... 2-12 2.9 GCKS Clock Configuration Table .................................................................................... 2-12 2.10 Semi-permanent Connection Table ............................................................................... 2-14 2.11 Software Parameter....................................................................................................... 2-17 2.11.1 Overview ............................................................................................................. 2-17 2.11.2 Public Parameter Table....................................................................................... 2-17 2.11.3 Module Parameter Table..................................................................................... 2-17 2.11.4 Common Maximum Tuple Table ......................................................................... 2-18 2.11.5 Module Maximum Tuple Table............................................................................ 2-18 2.11.6 Software Parameter Table .................................................................................. 2-18 2.11.7 Timer Table ......................................................................................................... 2-18 2.11.8 BTS Software Parameter Table .......................................................................... 2-18 2.11.9 Message Filter Table........................................................................................... 2-19 2.11.10 Reserved Parameter Table ............................................................................... 2-20 2.12 AM Configuration ........................................................................................................... 2-24 2.12.1 Overview ............................................................................................................. 2-24 2.12.2 AM Frame Description Table .............................................................................. 2-25 2.12.3 AM Board Description Table ............................................................................... 2-26 2.12.4 AM Module Description Table ............................................................................. 2-27 2.12.5 AM Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table ........................................ 2-28 2.12.6 Adjacent Module OPT Configuration Table ........................................................ 2-29 2.12.7 Signaling Link Table............................................................................................ 2-31 2.12.8 E3M CLK Source Output Selection Table........................................................... 2-32 2.12.9 E3M E1 Configuration Table ............................................................................... 2-33 2.12.10 AM_GCKS Configuration Table ........................................................................ 2-35 2.12.11 AM Alarm Screening Table ............................................................................... 2-37 Chapter 3 Local office ................................................................................................................... 3-1 3.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................ 3-1
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3.2 Local Office Information Table........................................................................................... 3-2 3.3 BSC Cell Table .................................................................................................................. 3-9 3.4 Frequency Hopping Table ............................................................................................... 3-12 3.5 TRX Configuration Table ................................................................................................. 3-13 3.6 Radio Channel Configuration Table ................................................................................ 3-15 3.7 LAPD Semi-perm. Connection Table............................................................................... 3-19 3.8 LAPD Signaling Connection Table .................................................................................. 3-21 3.9 BSC BIE Description Table.............................................................................................. 3-23 3.10 BSC BIE Active/Stby. Group Table................................................................................ 3-27 3.11 Site BIE Trunk Mode Description Table ........................................................................ 3-28 3.12 Site BIE Configuration Table ......................................................................................... 3-29 3.13 Signaling Channel Link Table ........................................................................................ 3-31 3.14 MSM and FTC Mapping Table....................................................................................... 3-32 3.15 GMEM Configuration Table ........................................................................................... 3-33 3.16 Board Software Loading Table ...................................................................................... 3-35 3.17 BSC BIE semi-perm. connection table .......................................................................... 3-36 Chapter 4 Site ................................................................................................................................ 4-1 4.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................ 4-1 4.2 Site Description Table........................................................................................................ 4-2 4.3 Carrier Configuration Table ............................................................................................. 4-11 4.4 Site Frame Description Table .......................................................................................... 4-16 4.5 Site Slot Description Table .............................................................................................. 4-18 4.6 Site Software Configuration Description Table................................................................ 4-20 4.7 Environment Alarm Configuration Table.......................................................................... 4-22 4.8 Antenna and Feeder Configuration Table ....................................................................... 4-24 Chapter 5 Trunk ............................................................................................................................. 5-1 5.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................ 5-1 5.2 Office Direction Table ........................................................................................................ 5-1 5.3 Trunk Data ......................................................................................................................... 5-3 5.3.1 Overview ................................................................................................................. 5-3 5.3.2 Trunk Group Table .................................................................................................. 5-4 5.3.3 Trunk SS7 Table ..................................................................................................... 5-7 5.4 Trunk Circuit Table............................................................................................................. 5-9 5.5 Signaling Link Table ........................................................................................................ 5-15 5.6 Pb Interface Trunk Circuit Table ...................................................................................... 5-16 Chapter 6 Signaling....................................................................................................................... 6-1 6.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................ 6-1 6.2 CIC Module Table .............................................................................................................. 6-1 6.3 MTP DSP Table ................................................................................................................. 6-3 6.4 MTP Route Table............................................................................................................... 6-6 6.5 MTP Linkset Table ............................................................................................................. 6-7
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6.6 MTP Link Table.................................................................................................................. 6-8 6.7 SCCP DSP Table............................................................................................................. 6-11 6.8 SCCP SSN....................................................................................................................... 6-13 6.9 PCIC Module Table ......................................................................................................... 6-15 Chapter 7 Alarm............................................................................................................................. 7-1 7.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................ 7-1 7.2 BSC Alarm Information Parameter Configuration Table.................................................... 7-1 7.3 BSC Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table ..................................................... 7-4 7.4 BTS Alarm Information Parameter Configuration Table .................................................... 7-6 7.5 BTS Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table ..................................................... 7-8 7.6 Alarm Information Parameter Table................................................................................. 7-10 7.7 BM Alarm Screening Table.............................................................................................. 7-12
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Chapter 1 Overview
Chapter 1 Overview
BSC data configuration is conducted through operating DBF databases. Huawei M900/M1800 data management adopts the form of tables, which are visual, simple, and easy-to-use. All BSC tables are placed in BSC Data Management System. The top menus after the user enters BSC Data Management System are the classifications of tables, with each classification of tables describing a specified BSC content. But the tables of the same classification might be placed in different menus if necessary. The top menus of BSC Data Management System include: Configuration: configuration of BSC BM, AM, and clock Local office: data configuration for local office information, BIE networking, and Abis interface signaling Site: site description and physical configuration Cell: basic data of the cell, system information, cell call data. Handover: all data configurations related with handover Power: data configuration of BTS and MS power control Channel: data configuration for radio channel management and HW II channel allocation algorithm Trunk: Trunk data configuration for A-interface and Abis interface Signaling: SS7 data configuration for A-interface Alarm: configuration of BSC and BTS parameters The tables of BSC Data Management System can be divided into network optimization data tables and engineering data tables. The network optimization data tables are listed in Table 1-1. Table 1-1 Network optimization data table Top menu Local office Local office Local office BSC Cell Table Frequency Hopping Table Radio Channel Configuration Table Table name
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Top menu Site Cell Cell Cell Cell Cell Cell Cell Cell Cell Cell Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Handover Power Power Power Power Power Channel Channel
Table name Carrier Configuration Table System Information Table Cell Configuration Table Cell Allocation Table BA1(BCCH) Table BA2(SACCH) Table Cell Attribute Table Cell Alarm Threshold Table Cell Call Control Table Cell Call Control Parameter Table Cell Module Information Table Handover Control Table Cell Description Table External Cell Description Table Adjacent Cell Relation Table Filter Table Penalty Table Emergency Handover Table Load Handover Table Normal Handover Table Fast-moving Handover Table Intra-cell Continuous HO Control Table GSM0508 Handover Table Concentric Cell Handover Table Power Control Selection Table Ordinary Cell Power Control Table BTS Power Control Table MS Power Control Table HW II Power Control Table Radio Channel Management Control Table HW II Channel Allocation Table
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The engineering data tables are listed in Table 1-2. Table 1-2 Engineering data table Top menu Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Local office Local office Local office Frame Description Table Slot Description Table Master Node Description Table HW Description Table Module Description Table Clock Description Table Clock Configuration Table GCKS Clock Configuration Table Semi-permanent Connection Table Public Parameter Table Module Parameter Table Common Maximum Tuple Table Module Maximum Tuple Table Software Parameter Table Timer Table BTS Software Parameter Table Message Filter Table AM Frame Description Table AM Board Description Table AM Module Description Table AM Alarm Environment Variable Table AM Adjacent Module OPT Table Signaling Link Table E3M CLK Source Output Selection Table E3M E1 Configuration Table AM GCKS Configuration Table AM Alarm Screening Table Local Office Information Table TRX Configuration Table Radio Channel Configuration Table
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Table name
Chapter 1 Overview
Top menu Local office Local office Local office Local office Local office Local office Local office Local office Local office Local office Site Site Site Site Site Site Site Trunk Trunk Trunk Trunk Trunk Trunk Signaling Signaling Signaling Signaling Signaling Signaling Signaling Signaling Alarm
Table name LAPD Semi-perm. Connection Table LAPD Signaling Connection Table BSC BIE Description Table BSC BIE Active/Stby. Group Table Site BIE Trunk Mode Description Table Site BIE Configuration Table Signaling Channel Connection Table MSM and FTC Mapping Table GMEM Configuration Table Board Software Loading Table Site Description Table Carrier Configuration Table Site Frame Description Table Site Slot Description Table Site Software Configuration Table Environment Alarm Configuration Table Antenna and Feeder Configuration Table Office Direction Table Trunk Group Table Trunk SS7 Table Trunk Circuit Table Signaling Link Table Pb Interface Trunk Circuit Table CIC Module Table MTP DSP Table MTP Route Table MTP Linkset Table MTP Link Table SCCP DSP Table SCCP SSN Table PCIC Module Table BSC Alarm Parameter Configuration Table
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Chapter 1 Overview
Top menu Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm
Table name BSC Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table BTS Alarm Information Configuration Table BTS Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table Alarm Information Parameter Table BM Alarm Screening Table
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Chapter 2 Configuration
2.1 Overview
[Configuration] menu is used to view the hardware data of frame, board, control mode of internal transmission node, and clocks of various BSC modules (including AM/CM). Its submenus and their function are listed in Table 2-1. Table 2-1 Menu bar options of Configuration menu Menu bar options Frame Description Table Slot Description Table Master Node Description Table HW Description Table Module Description Table Clock Description Table Clock Configuration Table GCKS Clock Configuration Table Semi-permanent Connection Table Function Describes the frame configuration of various BMs. Describes the configuration of the board in every slot in the module. Describes the configuration of master node. Describes the composition of HW group resource. Describes the configuration information about module alarm. Describes the clock type of various modules. Standby Describes the clock configuration of BM. It is invalid in the case of the configuration of AM/CM. Standby Include the following tables: [Public Parameter Table], [Module Parameter Table], [Common Maximum Tuple Table], [Module Maximum Tuple Table], [Software Parameter Table], [Timer Table], [BTS Software Parameter Table], and [Message Filter Table]. Include the following tables: [AM frame Description Table], [AM Board Description Table], [AM Module Description Table], [AM Alarm Environment Variable Table], [AM Adjacent Module OPT Table], [Signaling Link Table], [E3M CLK Source Output Selection Table], [E3M E1 Configuration Table], [AM GCKS Description Table], [AM Alarm Screening Table].
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Software Parameter
AM Configuration Table
Menu bar options Exit
Function Exit BSC Data Management System
2.2 Frame Description Table

I. Function
[Frame Description Table] is used to view the frame distribution of BSC BMs.
II. Parameter description

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where a board is located.
Frame No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~11 The sequence number of the frames that are in one BM. Logically TCSM should be included in BM.
Frame Type Range: Clock frame (B), Control frame (B), BS interface frame (BIE), sub-multiplexing frame (SM), Transcoder frame (TC), SAM (simplified BAM) Frame type
Unit: Default: Description:
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: 0~255 -
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Site ID, row No., and Column No. determine the position of a frame.
Row No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 Site ID, row No., and Column No. determine the position of a frame.
Column No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 Site ID, row No., and Column No. determine the position of a frame.
Test Device Type Range: Unit: Default: Description: TSS, TST, None None The type of test device. This parameter is reserved and it has no actual function.
Test device No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 0 The test device number. This parameter is reserved and it has no actual function.
Test Port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 The test port number. This parameter is reserved and it has no
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RSA non-transparent level Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 This parameter is reserved and it has no actual function.
2.3 Slot Description Table

I. Function
[Slot Description Table] is used to view the configuration of various slots. Generally one board occupies one slot. In some special cases, one board might occupy two slots of the same frame or even two slots of two frames.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where a board is located.
Frame No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~11 The No. of the frame where a board is located.
Slot No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~25 The No. of the slot where a board is located. These boards are numbered in the sequence of from left to right.
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Board type Range: GMPU, GEMA, GNOD, GNET, GMC2, GOPT, TCU (FTC), GFBI, GCTN, PWC, E3M, GALM, GMEM, LPN7, BIE, SMI (Pb), SM (MSM), LAPD (GLAP), GCKS Board type.
Board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Boards of a BM are numbered sequentially. Each [Board No.] corresponds to a unique slot number. Trunk board includes BIE, FTC, and SMI (Pb) (used only in single-module BSC). SMIs (Pb) are numbered independently and sequentially. All BIEs and FTCs are numbered sequentially, starting from BIE and then FTC. All active/standby BIEs are numbered from 0, and the number of other trunk boards = the maximum number of HWs occupied by numbered trunk boards/the maximum number of HWs occupied by this board. The maximum number of occupied HWs for trunk boards is 8 for BIE, 4 for SMI (Pb), and 1 for FTC. In the case sub-multiplexing equipment is adopted, all SMIs of a BM TCSM and MSMs are numbered sequentially.
Node type Range: Unit: Default: Description: GNOD, None Describes the communication between the board and GMPU. [Node type], [Node No.], and [Slave node No.] describe the communication between a board and GMPU, enabling GMPU to control this board. As the board numbers in the main control frame are fixed, the master node number is also fixed. The communications between GMPU and GMEM, GMPU and LPN7, GMPU and GLAP are realized through memory exchanging. This memory exchanging is also regarded as a virtual master node, occupying number 44~53. The master nodes used by other trunk devices (BIE frame and SMI frame) depend on the actual physical cable connecting to the master node. For example, if a master node is connected to a board in the trunk frame, the master node occupied by this board is this master node.
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Node No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 Depends on the actual physical connecting cable.
Slave node No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 In the case several boards share the same [Node No.], the [Slave node No.] is used to distinguish them from each other.
HW group No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Describes the network resource (HW) that can be occupied by the device during the communication. One [HW group No.] consists of at most 8 HWs. [HW group No.] is used to index [HW Description Table]. At most 8 HWs can be occupied by a BIE, 4 by SMI (Pb), and 1 by a FTC, LPN7 and GLAP. Except trunk boards and signaling boards need to occupy HW resource, other boards do not need HW resource and they can be set to 255. MSM does not occupy any HW resource, either does FTC of BSC.
Visible Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether a board is visible in BSC Maintenance System and whether the alarm related with this board is generated. For the board configured but not inserted, their [Visible] is No.
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Note: In the case of multi-module BSC, a BM can be configured with at most 8 TCSMs, with each TCSM containing 1 SM (MSM) and 4 TCUs (FTC). In the case of single-module BSC, there is two situations: TCU (FTC) is used to transmit trunk and signaling. In nature, this configuration is to remove the SM (MSM) of TCSM. SM multiplexing is adopted to save A-interface circuit resource. In this mode, both TCSM and SMI (Pb) must be configured for the purpose of multiplexing and de-multiplexing. Each SMI (Pb) corresponds to a TCSM.
2.4 Master Node Description Table

I. Function
[Master Node Description Table] is used to view the detailed configuration information of communication master node in BSC. The communication master node is the bridge between GMPU and other boards, forwarding the commands delivered by GMPU to various boards and reporting the states of various boards to GMPU.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the module where the master node is located.
Master node No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 Depends on the actual physical connecting cable. This parameter is corresponding to Slot Description Table.
Read mailbox frame length Range: Unit: 0~255 -
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Default: Description:
The length of each mail frame when CMPU and master node are reading mailbox. BIE: 10, SMI (Pb): 20, FTC: 32, GLAP/LPN7/GMEM: 80.
Write mailbox frame length Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The length of each mail frame when CMPU and master nodes are writing mailbox. BIE: 10; SMI (Pb): 20; FTC: 32; GLAP/LPN7/GMEM: 80.
Sending command length Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The length of each mail frame when master node and slave node communicate through fixed length mode. BIE: 9; SMI (Pb): 15; FTC: 24; GLAP/LPN7/GMEM: 64.
Report command length Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The length of each mail frame when master node and slave node communicate in fixed length mode. BIE: 9; SMI (Pb): 15; FTC: 24; GLAP/LPN7/GMEM: 64.
Mutual-assisted master node Range: Unit: Default: Description: 255 255 The number of the nodes that provide the mutual assistance.
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2.5 HW Description Table

I. Function
[HW Description Table] is used to view the composition of HW group resource.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The number of the BM to which the HW group belongs.
HW group No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 This parameter is consistent with the [HW group No.] of [Slot Description Table].
HW0~7 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 HW numbers (each HW group has 8 HWs). They can be the same number, which means that there is only one HW (usually it is GLAP). HW0 column must be filled.
Timeslot allocation algorithm Range: Unit: Default: Description: Polling, Fixed. Fixed BSC timeslot allocation adopts fixed timeslot allocation algorithm. Configure this parameter with the default.
First timeslot
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Range: Unit: Default: Description:
0~255 0 BSC allocation adopts [First timeslot] as the first timeslot of the corresponding HW. Configure this parameter with the default.
2.6 Module Description Table

I. Function
[Module Description Table] is used to view the configuration such as module alarm and it is used for alarm module.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 BM number.
BAM installed Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Indicates whether the BAM is installed in a BM. The alarm information is usually sent to the BAM of this BM. If the BAM is not installed, GMPU needs not send the information so that the communication can be reduced.
Alarm box installed Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Indicates whether the alarm box is installed in a BM. The alarm information is usually sent to the BAM of this BM. If the BAM is not installed, GMPU needs not send the information so that the communication can be reduced.
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SS7 circuit equipped Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Indicates whether a module is equipped with SS7 circuit.
Module 1~5 where alarm is sent Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8, 255 If the alarm information of a module needs to be sent to other modules and will help to give sound and light alarm, the IDs of other modules should be configured for this parameter. Otherwise it should be configured as 255
Link configuration Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0...0~1...1 There are total 32 bits (binary) for link configuration, with each digit indicating the link configuration of a module. Try to make the two links of a module carry the load as balanced as possible. Note: These two links work in active/standby mode. When one is faulty, the information transmitted by it will be transmitted by another link. In the case of the office consisting of only single module, [Link configuration] has no actual function.
2.7 Clock Description Table

I. Function
[Clock Description Table] is used to view the clock types of various modules.

Module ID Range: 1~8
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The number of the module to which a clock belongs.
Clock selection Range: Unit: Default: Description: Clock frame clock (B one module), Hardware selection (B module/C2K) Describes the clock type of each module. The small-capacity BSC is configured with Clock frame clock (B one module); the large-capacity BSC is configured with Hardware selection (B module/C2K).
2.8 Clock Configuration Table

Currently [Clock Configuration Table] is not used so the user does not need to learn it.
2.9 GCKS Clock Configuration Table

I. Function
[GCKS Clock Configuration Table] describes the clock configuration of GCKS. In the case of multi-module, this table needs not to be configured.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The number of the BM to which the clock belongs.
Select reference source Range: Unit: 000000~111111 -
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111111 The input reference source used when GCKS synchronizes with the clock of upper level. There are 3 classifications (6 types) GCKS clock reference source: 8kHz differential signal (8K0, 8K1); 2Mbit/s E1 signal (2MB0, 2MB1); 2.048MHz TTL signal (2M0, 2M1). Generally 8K differential signal is used. Usually all types are selected.
Set reference source level Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000~111111 110000 Used to set the level for the selected reference sources. The bit 1~ bit 6 respectively represents 8k0 high level, 8k1 high level, 2MB0 high level, 2MB1 high level, 2M0 high level, 2M1 high level. Usually only 8k0 high level and 8k1 high level are used by BSC. If 8k0 high level and 8k1 high level are selected, BSC selects 8k0 and 8k1 clock preferentially.
Power-on active clock Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0 active, 1 active 0 active Specifies the active GCKS for power on.
Set clock level Range: Unit: Default: Description: GKS stratum 2, GKS stratum 3 GKS stratum 3 GCKS can use either GKS stratum 2 or GKS stratum 3 as standard. BSC uses GKS stratum 3 as standard.
Set clocks phase-lock mode Range: Unit: Default: Description: PDH mode, SDH mode PDH mode Generally only PDH mode is used. Only when SDH is used for clock transmission will SDH mode be selected. If all SDH sites are synchronous, PDH mode also can be selected.
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Clock module work mode selection Range: Unit: Default: Description: Automatic adjusting, controlled mode Automatic adjusting Select whether the manual operation is allowed when the clock works. Controlled mode: Allow the BAM instruction when the clock works. Automatic adjusting: Clock module adjusts automatically when the clock works. Generally Automatic adjusting is selected. Only in the case of test or clock equipments network access acceptance will Controlled mode be set.
2.10 Semi-permanent Connection Table

I. Function
[Semi-permanent Connection Table] is used to query the established
semi-permanent connections. The semi-permanent connection provides the user with a transmission path, which bandwidth is 64kbit/s and is used to transmit business hall information, BTS AC power alarm information and other maintenance information etc.

Start Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the module where the BIE used to transparently transmit SS7 is located. It is the same as [End module ID].
Semi-permanent link ID. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~99 Index number (it is recommended to number this parameter from 0 and the sequential numbers be used in a BM.)
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Start equipment type Range: Unit: Default: Description: GNET GNET As the semi-permanent establishes the connection between the equipment of two sides of GNET, both [Start equipment type] and [End equipment type] should be GNET.
Start channel No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The HW timeslot number to the BIE used to transparently transmit SS7. [Start channel No.] = HW No.*32 + occupied HW timeslot No. (start from 0)
End module No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the module where BIE is located. It is the same as [Start module No.].
End equipment type Range: Unit: Default: Description: GNET GNET As the semi-permanent establishes the connection between the equipment of two sides of GNET, both [Start equipment type] and [End equipment type] should be GNET.
End channel No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The HW timeslot occupied by idle RSL. [End channel No.] = HW No. * 32 + idle RSL No. (start from 0). For example, if the second
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RSL of HW 3 is idle, then [End channel No.] = 3*32 + 1=97
Total channel number Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1 1 The channel here refers to the TCH born by the semi-permanent link. BSC semi-permanent connection is fixed as 64Kb/s link, i.e., one channel. So this parameter is fixed as 1.
Start semi-permanent link type Range: Unit: Default: Description: Simple semi-permanent connection, Self-loop connection, Speech call, Data call, Permanent logical link. Simple semi-permanent connection At present BSC only supports simple semi-permanent connection. Configure this parameter with its default.
Start channel type Range: Unit: Default: Description: B-channel, D-channel B-channel B-channel and D-channel are the concept of the exchange, i.e., B-channel and D-channel of ISDN64K and 16K channel, bearing different services. Configure this parameter with its default.
End semi-permanent link type Range: Unit: Default: Description: Simple semi-permanent connection, Self-loop connection, Speech call, Data call, Permanent logical link. Simple semi-permanent connection At present BSC only supports simple semi-permanent connection. Configure this parameter with its default.
End channel type Range: Unit: B-channel, D-channel -
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B-channel B-channel and D-channel are the concept of the exchange, i.e., B-channel and D-channel of ISDN64K and 16K channel, bearing different services. Configure this parameter with its default.
2.11 Software Parameter

2.11.1 Overview
The submenus of [Software parameter] under [Configuration] are listed and described in Table 2-2. Table 2-2 Functions of [Software parameter] submenus Menu bar options Public Parameter Table Module Parameter Table Common Maximum Tuple Table Module Maximum Tuple Table Software Parameter Table Timer Table BTS Software Parameter Table Message Filter Table Function Configuration of the host public parameters Configuration of the host public modules Defining the maximum number of tuples for common data Defining the maximum number of tuples for module data Used to set BSC software parameters Defining the timer data Used to set BTS software parameters Used to filter the specified message in the host message queue BSC system reserved parameter tables. Include the following tables: [BM Reserved Parameter Table], [Site Reserved Parameter Table], [Cell Reserved Parameter Table], [TRX Reserved Parameter Table]
Reserved Parameter Table
2.11.2 Public Parameter Table

It is unnecessary for the user to learn this table.
2.11.3 Module Parameter Table

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2.11.4 Common Maximum Tuple Table

2.11.5 Module Maximum Tuple Table

2.11.6 Software Parameter Table

2.11.7 Timer Table

2.11.8 BTS Software Parameter Table

I. Function
[BTS Software Parameter Table] is used for BTS parameter configurations.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 Number of a module.
Cell ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~127 Number of a cell.
Cell name Range: Unit: No more than 20 characters -
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0 Name of a cell.
Parameter 1~Parameter 100 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 Parameter value to be set. A cell can be configured at most 100 parameters. The meaning of these parameters is defined by BTS development personnel. These parameters are reserved. Dont configure it at random.
2.11.9 Message Filter Table

I. Function
[Message Filter Table] is used for the configuration of host message filter.

Forbid flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Whether the filter is forbidden. The default is Yes.
Start threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~2000 520 The lower threshold to start the filter. The filter starts when the number of messages in the host queue exceeds [Start threshold].
Stop threshold Range: Unit: Default: 0~2000 500
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Description:
The upper threshold to stop the filter. The filter stops when the number of messages in the host queue is less than [Stop threshold].
Reserved Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~0xFFFF 0xFFFF At present not used
Character word 1~Character word 20 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~0xFFFFFFFF 0xFFFFFFFF The character word of messages.
Note: When this table is configured, it will affect the systems performance. Misapplication will cause unpredictable problem. It is recommended not to use except necessarily.
2.11.10 Reserved Parameter Table

I. Overview
BSC system reserved parameter tables. The submenus of [Reserved Parameter Table] under [Configuration\ Software parameter] are listed and described in Table 2-3. Table 2-3 Functions of [Reserved Parameter Table] submenus Menu bar options BM Reserved Parameter Table Site Reserved Parameter Table Cell Reserved Parameter Table TRX Reserved Parameter Table Function Reserved parameters for BM. Reserved parameters for Site. Reserved parameters for Cell. Reserved parameters for TRX.
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II. BM Reserved Parameter Table

1) Function
[BM Reserved Parameter Table] is used for the configuration of reserved parameters of BM. 2) Parameter description
Reserved parameter 1~Reserved parameter 50 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 Parameter value to be set. A BM can be configured at most 50 parameters. These parameters are reserved at present.
III. Site Reserved Parameter Table

1) Function
[Site Reserved Parameter Table] is used for the configuration of reserved parameters of site. 2) Parameter description
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 Number of a site.
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Site name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters Name of a site.
Reserved parameter 1~Reserved parameter 40 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 Parameter value to be set. A site can be configured at most 40 parameters. These parameters are reserved at present.
IV. Cell Reserved Parameter Table

1) Function
[Cell Reserved Parameter Table] is used for the configuration of reserved parameters of cell. 2) Parameter description
Cell name Range: Unit: Default: No more than 20 characters 0
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Description:
Name of a cell.
Reserved parameter 1~Reserved parameter 20 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 Parameter value to be set. A cell can be configured at most 20 parameters. These parameters are reserved at present.
V. TRX Reserved Parameter Table

1) Function
[TRX Reserved Parameter Table] is used for the configuration of reserved parameters of TRX. 2) Parameter description
TRX ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~35 Number of a TRX.
Cell name Range: No more than 20 characters
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0 Name of a cell.
Reserved parameter 1~Reserved parameter 20 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 Parameter value to be set. A TRX can be configured at most 20 parameters. These parameters are reserved at present.
2.12 AM Configuration
2.12.1 Overview
The submenus of [AM Configuration] under [Configuration] are listed and described in Table 2-4. Table 2-4 Submenus of [AM Configuration] Menu bar options AM Frame Description Table AM Board Description Table AM Module Description AM Alarm Environment Variable Table AM Adjacent Module OPT Table Signaling Link Table E3M CLK Source Output Selection Table E3M E1 Configuration Table AM_GCKS Configuration Table AM Alarm Screening Table Function The description of the AM/CM frame configuration Indicates the position of each board in AM/CM frame Information about BSC module AM/CM alarm parameter Includes three parts: the configuration and rate of the link between GMCC and BM, GMCC and GCTN, and between GMCC and E3M. AM/CM signaling link Clock source for E3M in AM/CM The configuration of trunk work mode configuration for the E1 port on AM/CM E3M The configuration of clock frame in AM/CM Used for alarm screening
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2.12.2 AM Frame Description Table

I. Function
[AM Frame Description Table] is used to view the AM/CM frames in BSC.

Frame type Range: Unit: Default: Description: Control frame, Clock frame, Interface frame Frame type of AM/CM in BSC
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 Indicates the location of AM/CM in BSC
Row No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 Indicates the location of AM/CM in BSC
Column No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 Indicates the location of AM/CM in BSC
Physical frame No. Range: Unit: Default: 0~5 -
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Description:
There are 6 frames in AM/CM rack from top to down: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
2.12.3 AM Board Description Table

I. Function
[AM Board Description Table] is used for the configuration of the boards in the AM/CM frames.

Board type Range: Unit: Default: Description: E3M, GSNT, GCKS, PWC, FBC, GFBI, GALM, GCTN, GMCC Board type in AM/CM. GMCC is selected for both GMCCM and GMCCS.
Logical board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The board number. The boards of the same type are numbered sequentially. The all board numbers are fixed by slot.
Logical frame No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~5 Corresponding to [Physical frame No.] in [AM Frame Description Table].
Slot No. Range: Unit: Default: 0~25 2-26
Description:
The slot number of each frame, numbering from left to right.
Default state Range: Unit: Default: Description: Not installed, installed Indicates the current state of a board
2.12.4 AM Module Description Table

I. Function
[AM Module Description Table] is used to view the information about the AM/CM and BM in large-capacity BSC.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~8 A large-capacity BSC includes one AM/CM and up to 8 BMs.
Module type Range: Unit: Default: Description: Administration module, B1 module, B2 module Module types in BSC. B1 module is the active/standby BM; B2 module is the load sharing BM. Generally single-module BM is configured as B1 module, multi-module BM as B2 module, and multi-module AM/CM as Administration module.
Module state Range: Unit: Default: Normal, Communication interrupted, Deactivated, Maintenance, Not installed, Undefined Normal
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Description:
The current communication state of a module.
Background monitoring state Range: Unit: Default: Description: Activated , Deactivated Activated Indicates whether the information of a module is visible in maintenance console.
2.12.5 AM Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table

I. Function
[AM Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table] is used to view the parameter of AM/CM alarm in BSC.

Equipment type Range: Unit: Default: Description: GALM GALM The type of equipment processing the alarm.
Board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 0 The logical number of GALM in [AM Board Description Table].
Line ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 Number of environment alarm line. From the big to small, it is corresponding to the environment alarm collecting port number. Make sure they are consistent when configuring this parameter.
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Valid level value Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0, 1 0 Specifies whether the high level or the low level is valid. 0 for low level and 1 for high level.
Fault alarm name Range: Unit: Default: Description: Environment alarm 1~Environment alarm 43 Name of environment fault alarm
Recovery report name Range: Unit: Default: Description: Environment alarm 1~Environment alarm 43 Name of environment fault recovery alarm
Indicator position Range: Unit: Default: Description: Backup item, Burglar, Humidity, Temperature, Smoke, Fire alarm Indicates the position for alarm indicator on the alarm box panel. This parameter is invalid for GM12 alarm box.
2.12.6 Adjacent Module OPT Configuration Table

I. Function
[Adjacent Module OPT Configuration Table] contains three parts of information: the link configuration and link rate of GCTN (CTN), GMCC and BM, E3M.

Number
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0~199 Board number of GCTN and E3M, or BM number.
Type Range: Unit: Default: Description: CTN, E3M, Switching module Specifies GCTN, E3M, or BM
Optical channel No. 1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The number of the optical channel used to connect AM/CM and adjacent module. For GCTN and E3M, [Optical channel No.1] is 255. For BM, [Optical channel No.1] depends on the actual physical connecting cable.
Optical channel No. 2 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The number of the optical channel used by the connection between AM/CM and adjacent module. For GCTN and E3M, [Optical channel No.1] is 255. For BM, [Optical channel No.1] depends on the actual physical connecting cable.
Board 1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~11 The number of the GMCC connecting AM/CM and adjacent module.
Board 2
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0~11 The number of the GMCC connecting AM/CM and adjacent module. GMCCs are divided into 5 groups: board 2 and board 3, board 4 and board5, board 6 and board 7, board 8 and board 9, and board 10 and board 11. The links between GCTN and GMCC and between BM and GMCC are allocated in the same group of GMCC. The links between GCTN and GMCC are also allocated in the same group of GMCC. The link bandwidth of a GMCC group should not exceed 2.048Mbit/s.
Link transmission speed Range: Unit: Default: Description: 512k, 256k, 64k Link rate. The link bandwidth between GCTN and GMCCS is 256kbit/s; the link bandwidth between BM and GMCCS is 512kbit/s; the link bandwidth between E3M and GMCCS is 64k.
2.12.7 Signaling Link Table

I. Function
[Signaling Link Table] is used to configure the relation and signaling link between AM/CM and BMs. In BSC, all BMs are adjacent to AM/CM. The configurations of [AM Module Description Table], [Adjacent Module OPT Configuration Table], and [Signaling Link Table] should be kept consistent.

Adjacent module number 1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~8 0 AM/CM number.
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Adjacent module number 2 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The number of the BM adjacent to AM/CM
Linkset 1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 The link set adjacent to AM/CM.
Linkset 2 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 The link set adjacent to AM/CM
Weight Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~255 1 Fixed as 1.
2.12.8 E3M CLK Source Output Selection Table

I. Function
[E3M CLK Source Output Selection Table] is used to view the reference source of E3M clock.

E3M board No. Range: 0~31
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Numbered sequentially in BSC.
Reference source Range: Unit: Default: Description: 8K 8K The clock reference source frequency that E3M outputs to GCKS.
Select E1 No, Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~3 Number of the E1 that outputs the reference clock source to GCKS, i.e., the E1 port number of E3M.
Reference source name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters. Identity of reference source.
2.12.9 E3M E1 Configuration Table

I. Function
[E3M E1 Configuration Table] is used to view the trunk working mode of E3M E1 port.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: 1~8 -
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Description:
The number of the BM corresponding to E3M E1.
E3M board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~31 Numbered sequentially in BSC.
E3M board E1 Port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~3 Port number of E3M E1.
Trunk work mode Range: A-interface CAS mode, A-interface CCS mode, A-interface CCS+CRC4 mode, A-interface CAS+CRC4, Pb interface CAS mode, Pb interface CAS+CRC4 mode, Pb interface CCS mode, Pb interface CCS+CRC4 mode. The signaling mode adopted by E3M E1 port. If the E1 port is to be connected with TCSM, the default is A-interface CSS mode; if connected with PCU, the default is Pb interface CCS mode. Note that the configurations of both connecting sides should be consistent.
MSM_E1 timeslot Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~30 16 SS7 transparent transmission timeslot in the E1 from E3M to MSM. Timeslot 0 is synchronous timeslot, timeslot 16 is SS7 transparent transmission timeslot (the timeslot can be adjusted according to actual situation), and timeslot 31 is HDLC link. If it is unnecessary to occupy any timeslot, this parameter should be set to 255.
BIE_E1 timeslot
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1~31 SS7 transparent transmission timeslot in the E1 from E3M to BIE. The same E3M cannot use the same [BIE_E1 timeslot]. It is recommended to number this parameter from 16. If it is unnecessary to occupy any timeslot, this parameter should be set to 255.
FTC board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~3 The number of transparent transmission SS7 FTC. It is the FTC number in a TCSM. There are four FTCs in a TCSM. If FTC is not used, this parameter should be set to 255.
2.12.10 AM_GCKS Configuration Table

I. Function
[AM_GCKS Configuration Table] should be configured in the case GCKS is installed.

Set reference source Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000~111111 110000 The input reference source used by GSKS to synchronize with the upper level clock. There are 3 classifications (6 types) of CKS reference source, i.e., 8K differential signal 8K0 and 8K1; 2MB E1 signal 2MB0 and 2MB1; 2MHz TTL signal 2M0 and 2M1. Generally 8K differential signal is used.
Set reference source level Range: 000000~111111
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110000 The level of the selected clock reference source. The bit 1~bit 6 respectively represents 8k0 high level, 8k1 high level, 2MB0 high level, 2MB1 high level, 2M0 high level, and 2M1 high level. Usually only 8k0 high level and 8k1 high level are used by BSC. If 8k0 high level and 8k1 high level are selected, BSC selects 8k0 and 8k1 clock preferentially.
Set clock stratum Range: Unit: Default: Description: Clock stratum 2, Clock stratum 3 Clock stratum 3 The stratum of the selected clock. GCKS can use either Clock stratum 2 or Clock stratum 3. BSC selects Clock stratum 3.
Set clocks phase-lock mode Range: Unit: Default: Description: PDH mode, SDH mode PDH mode Generally only PDH mode is used. Only when SDH is used for clock transmission will SDH mode be selected. If all SDH sites are synchronous, PDH mode also can be selected.
Clock module work mode selection Range: Unit: Default: Description: Automatic adjusting, Controlled mode Automatic adjusting Select whether the manual operation is allowed when the clock works. Controlled mode: Allow the BAM instruction when the clock works. Automatic adjusting: Clock module adjusts automatically when the clock works. Generally Automatic adjusting is selected. Only in the case of test or clock equipments network access acceptance will Controlled mode be set.
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2.12.11 AM Alarm Screening Table

I. Function
[AM Alarm Screening Table] is used to view the screened AM alarms. This table is blank by default. The user can set this table according the actual situation and the setting can be sent to the host dynamically. Then the host analyzes the screening conditions and screens the alarms meeting the conditions. The recovery alarm cannot be screened. The user can use this table to view which alarms are screened and modify them dynamically. Alarm screening can: 1) 2) 3) 4) Screen an alarm by specified its alarm number Screen the specified level of alarm and specified type of alarm Screen the alarms of a specified board Screen the alarms of a specified board channel

Alarm No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The number of the alarm to be screened. The [Alarm No.] refers to the number of alarm description information stored in the host database. In the case the specified alarm number does not exist in the host database, this specified value is invalid. This field has the highest priority. When this field is set to a valid value, the host will screen the alarm of this number and neglect other fields of this row.
Alarm box class Range: Invalid, Communications between modules, Control, Network, Master node communication, Signaling, Clock, Subscriber, Trunk, Power, Test alarm, Environment, Transmission, Database, Bill, Call ID, Software running, Misc. The type of the alarm object to be screened. [Alarm class] is the alarm object classification based on the alarm box requirements. This field has the second highest priority. When this field is set to a valid value and the [Alarm No.] is set to an invalid value, the host will screen the alarm specified by [Alarm box class] and [Alarm level]. When this field is set to a valid value and [Alarm level] is set
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to Invalid, the host will screen all levels of alarms specified by this field.
TMN class Range: Unit: Default: Description: Invalid, Power, Environment, Signaling, Trunk, Hardware, Software, Running The type of the alarm object to be screened. [TMN class] is the alarm object classification based on the MN requirements. This field has the less priority than [Alarm No.] and [Alarm box class]. In the case this field is set to a valid value and [Alarm No.] and [Alarm box class] are invalid, then The host will screen the alarm specified by [TMN class] and [Alarm class]. When [Alarm level] is set to Invalid, the host will screen all levels of alarms specified by this field.
Alarm level Range: Unit: Default: Description: Critical alarm, Major alarm, Minor alarm, Warning. [Alarm level] is used to identify how serious an alarm is. This field has the less priority than [Alarm No.], [Alarm box class], and [TMN class]. When [Alarm box class] and [TMN class] are valid, this field is the auxiliary field to the previous two fields. When this field is set to a valid value and all its previous fields are invalid, the host will screen all alarms specified by this field.
Board type Range: Unit: Default: Description: E3M, GSNT, GCKS, PWC, FBC, GFBI, GALM, GCTN, GMCC Different boards are identified by [Bard type] in the system. This field has the less priority than [Alarm No.], [Alarm box class], [TMN class], and [Alarm level]. In the case this field is set to a valid value and all of its previous fields are invalid, then The host will screen the alarms specified by [Board type], [Board
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No.] and [Port No.]. When [Board No.] and [Port No.] are invalid, the host will screen all alarms specified by this field.
Board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The board number actually configured in the system. When this field is set to 65535, this field is invalid. This field is the auxiliary field for [Board type]. When [Board type] is valid, this field indicates the number of the board to be screened.
Port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Port number of a board. When this field is set to 65535, it is invalid. This field is the auxiliary field for [Board type]. When [Board type] is valid, this field indicates the number of the port to be screened of the corresponding board.
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Chapter 3 Local office

3.1 Overview
[Local Office] menu is used to view the data related with BSC local office, such as signaling point information, country code information, MNC information, frequency hopping information, radio information, radio channel configuration, configuration of local office and site BIE, connections and networking, LAPD signaling connection, the corresponding timeslot connection relation between signaling channel and TCH at Abis interface and BS1 interface, TCSM configuration, and GMEM configuration. The submenus of [Local Office] and their descriptions are listed in Table 3-1. Table 3-1 Menu bar options of [Local Office] Menu bar options Local Office Information Table BSC Cell Table Frequency Hopping Table TRX Configuration Table Radio Channel Configuration Table LAPD Semi-perm. Connection Table LAPD Signaling Connection Table BSC BIE Description Table BSC BIE Active/Stby. Group Table Site BIE Trunk Mode Description Table Site BIE Configuration Table Signaling Channel Link Table Function Describes the information related with local office Describes cell configuration of the current BSC Defines the serial number of frequency hopping in various cells. Describes the TRX configuration of BSC. Used for the configuration of various radio channels according to the Abis interface timeslots. Describes the trunk information of each LAPD link. Used for LAPD link configuration Describes networking mode and timeslot configuration of BIE at BSC side. Describes the active/standby group of BSC BIE. Used for chaining networking and tree networking. This table can be not configured in the case of star networking. Describes BIE configuration of BIE at BTS side. Describes the A-interface timeslot distribution of each TRX signaling channel. This distribution is associated with BIE networking. Describes the mapping between one MSM and four FTCs. Used for cell broadcast
MSM and FTC Mapping Table GMEM Configuration Table
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Menu bar options Board Software Loading Table
Function Used for board software loading
3.2 Local Office Information Table

I. Function
[Local Office Information Table] is used to view the information related with the local office. These kinds of information play a very important role in signaling message validity check and DSP check. In addition, this table indicates some functions of the local office signaling point.

Local office type Range: Unit: Default: Description: BSC BSC Only BSC can be set.
International network valid Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Indicates whether the local office signaling point is a node of international network.
International standby network valid Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Indicates whether this signaling point is a node of international standby network.
National network valid Range: Yes/No
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No Indicates whether this signaling point is a node of national network.
National standby network valid Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether this signaling point is a node of national standby network. In the case BSC is a node of national standby network, 14-bit signaling code is adopted.
1st network to be searched Range: Unit: Default: Description: National standby National standby If local office signaling point is located in a multi-signaling network, the 1st network to be searched will be searched first when a cross-signaling network search is requested.
2nd network to be searched Range: Unit: Default: Description: National standby National standby If local office signaling point is located in a multi-signaling network, the 2nd network to be searched will be searched secondly when a cross-signaling network search is requested.
3rd network to be searched Range: Unit: Default: Description: National standby National standby If local office signaling point is located in a multi-signaling network, the 3rd network to be searched will be searched thirdly when a cross-signaling network search is requested.
4th network to be searched
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National standby National standby If local office signaling point is located in a multi-signaling network, the 4th network to be searched will be searched fourthly when the cross-signaling network search is requested.
International network code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000~FFFFFF No The signaling code of local office DSP in the international network. Invalid value: 0. Whether the value of [International network code] is valid or not depends on the setting of corresponding [International network valid].
Intl. standby network code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000~FFFFFF No The signaling code of local office DSP in the international standby network. Invalid value: 0. Whether the value of [lntl. standby network code] is valid or not depends on the setting of corresponding [Intl. standby network valid].
National network code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000~FFFFFF The signaling code of local office DSP in the national network. Invalid value: 0. Whether the value of [National network code] is valid or not depends on the setting of corresponding [National network valid].
National standby network code Range: Unit: Default: 000000~FFFFFF -
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Description:
The signaling code of local office DSP in the national standby network. Invalid value: 0. Whether the value of [National standby network code] is valid or not depends on the setting of corresponding [National standby network valid].
International network structure Range: Unit: Default: Description: Unused, 24-bit signaling point, 14-bit signaling point Unused The coding scheme used for the coding by signaling points in the international network of local office.
Intl. standby network structure Range: Unit: Default: Description: Unused, 24-bit signaling point, 14-bit signaling point Unused The coding scheme used for the coding by signaling points in the international standby network of local office.
National network structure Range: Unit: Default: Description: Unused, 24-bit signaling point, 14-bit signaling point Unused The coding scheme used for the coding by signaling points in the national network of local office. 24-bit signaling point coding scheme is adopted.
Natl. standby network structure Range: Unit: Default: Description: Unused, 24-bit signaling point, 14-bit signaling point 14-bit signaling point The coding scheme used for the coding by signaling points in the national standby network of local office.
(Home MSC) DPC Range: Unit: Default: 00000000~FFFFFFFF -
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Description:
The signaling point code of the MSC to which this BSC is connected.
MSC network ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: International, International standby, National, National standby National standby The network identifier of the home MSC of this BSC.
Information provided by SCCP Range: Not available, Provide connectionless connection-oriented service, All supported service, Provide
All supported How SS7 supports signaling connection control part.
Allowed transmission delay Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~1024 0 Allowed transmission delay duration
Echo cancellation provided Range: Unit: Default: Description: Not available, Incoming call, Outgoing call, Incoming & outgoing call Not available Whether the echo cancellation function is supported. When SS7 communication link transmits signaling message through the satellite, the echo cancellation is needed to provide the communication speech channel of high quality.
SP function flag Range: Unit: Default: Yes/No Yes
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Description:
Whether the SP of local office supports the SP function, i.e., whether SS7 function is supported.
STP function flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Whether the signaling point of local office provides signaling forwarding function.
Restart function flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Whether this BSC supports restart function. Configure this parameter using the default.
Local area code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000~999999 The local toll call area code
Country code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000~999999 The country code of a country, such as 86 is the country code for China 86.
Local office mobile country code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0000~9999 Mobile country code for the local office, such as 460 is the mobile country code for China.
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Local office mobile network code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 00~99 Local office mobile network code
Packet network access code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0 0 This parameter is invalid. Configure it using the default.
A-interface Phase flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: GSM_PHASE_1, GSM_PHASE_2, GSM_PHASE_2+ GSM_PHSAE_2+ Select the flag according the A-interface phase flag provided by MSC.
Um-interface Phase flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: GSM_PHASE_1, GSM_PHASE_2, GSM_PHASE_2+ GSM_PHSAE_2 Depends on the actual Um interface.
Abis-interface Phase flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: GSM_PHASE_1, GSM_PHASE_2, GSM_PHASE_2+ GSM_PHSAE_2 Depends on the actual Abis interface.
Support cell broadcast flag Range: Unit: Yes/No -
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Yes Whether local office supports cell broadcast service.
Voice encode/decode optimization Range: Unit: Default: Description: Normal encode/decode, Support TFO Normal encode/decode Whether voice encode/decode supports TFO.
3.3 BSC Cell Table

I. Function
[BSC Cell Table] is used to view the basic information of BSCs cells.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The number of BM that this cell belongs to.
Cell ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~127 Cells of a BM are numbered sequentially
Cell name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters Identity of a cell.
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Cell system type Range: Unit: Default: Description: GSM900, GSM1800, GSM900&1800 Indicates the cell working frequency band
Sub-cell type Range: Unit: Default: Description: Upper layer, Lower layer, Normal Normal This parameter is invalid. Configure it using the default.
Cell class Range: Unit: Default: Description: Upper layer, Medium layer, Lower layer Upper layer This parameter is invalid. Configure it using the default.
BCC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 BCC (Base Station Color Code), together with NCC to form BSIC with each occupying 3bits. [BS color code] is used to distinguish the channels of the same frequency in different cells and is determined by network planning department.
NCC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 That is, NCC (Network color code), and it is provided by the operator.
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0000000000000000~9999999999999999 CGI (Cell Global Identity) is the global identity of the cell in the whole system. It is composed of four different parameters: MCC+MNC+LAC+CI. CGI is distributed by network planning department.
Installation state Range: Unit: Default: Description: Installed, Not installed Installed Whether the cell is installed. Configure this parameter using the default.
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 The site to which the cell belongs. Every cell belongs to a site so to facilitate the data configuration and maintenance. Sites in a BM are numbered sequentially.
Site name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters Site name.
Support GPRS Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Whether the cell supports GPRS. This parameter is related with the channel configuration of [Radio Channel Configuration Table]. If [Support GPRS] of a cell is set to Yes, this cell allows the configuration of corresponding PDCH. Otherwise the configuration of the corresponding PDCH is not
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allowed.
Support EDGE Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No (1/0) No (0) Cell can be configured support EDGE, if cell supports GPRS first.
Cell 8PSK Modulation Power Reduce Level Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~50 0 The parameter can be configured only if cell supports EDGE. If the cell supports EDGE and the TRX to which the BCCH belongs, the 7th timeslot uses this parameter to reduce its power.
3.4 Frequency Hopping Table

I. Function
[Frequency Hopping Table] is used for the configuration of frequency hopping parameters.

Frequency hopping index No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~1024 The logical number for frequency hopping data. TRX uses this parameter to index HSNs.
HSN Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 0 represents that the sequential frequency hopping and other
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values represent the pseudo-random frequency hopping. The [HSN] of all channels in a cell should be the same.
TSN Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 Used to enable BCCH and CCCH to have a better modulating ability. TSN is configured as the same as the BCC of this cell. Now this parameter is invalid.
Hopping Frequency 1~64 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~1023 The frequency distributed to the frequency hopping cells.
3.5 TRX Configuration Table

I. Function
[TRX Configuration Table] is used to view TRX parameters.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The number for the BM that the TRX belongs to.
Cell ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~127 The number for the cell that the TRX belongs to. It is numbered sequentially in a BM.
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TRX ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~71 The sequent number for the TRX in a equipment group
Cell name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters Cell identity
LAPD RSL signaling link ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~319 Each TRX is configured with one RSL. Signal link ID is the logical number of LAPD link and it is used to index [LAPD Signaling Connection Table]. [LAPD RSL signaling link ID] in a BM are numbered sequentially.
Equipment group ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~2 0 At present a BSC site supports only one equipment group.
Synchronous group ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 0 This parameter has no actual function and is configured using the default.
Standby
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Yes/No No This parameter has no actual function and is configured using the default.
Replaceable Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No This parameter has no actual function and is configured using the default.
3.6 Radio Channel Configuration Table

I. Function
[Radio Channel Configuration Table] is used describe the relation between radio channel and the time slot of Abis interface/BS1 interface.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The number for the BM that the TRX belongs to.
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 The number for the site that the channel belongs to. Sites in a BM are numbered sequentially.
TRX ID
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0~35 The number for the TRX that the channel belongs to.
Channel No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 There are 8 channel numbers in a TRX.
Site name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters Site name.
Channel type Range: TCH full rate, TCH half rate 01, TCH half rate 0, SDCCH8, Main BCCH, Combined BCCH, BCH, BCCH+CBCH, SDCCH+CBCH, PBCCH+PDTCH, PCCCH+PDTCH, PDTCH, Dynamic PDTCH. The radio channel type that a BSC supports. A cell should be configured with at least one Main BCCH and one SDCCH8. Main BCCH is fixedly configured in channel 0. If the cell broadcast service is supported, the SDCCH can be replaced by SDCCH+CBCH. GPRS cell needs to be configured with idle timeslots because CS-1/CS-2 might be changed to CS-3/CS-4. The method to configure the idle timeslots for a site is that [TRX ID] and [Channel No.] are set to 255, [Channel type] to PDTCH.
Frequency hopping index No. Range: Unit: Default: 0~1023 0
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Description:
The logical number for frequency hopping data. It is used to index [Frequency Hopping Table]. 0 represents frequency hopping is not used.
MAIO Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 0 Value range: 0~N-1, where N represents the number of frequencies that participate in hopping. The different TRXs uses different MAIO. In the case the cell does not enable frequency hopping, this parameter is invalid.
Sub-CH Number Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 This parameter has no actual function and is configured using the default.
Circuit Number Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The trunk circuit number of the BS1 interface of this channel. Trunk circuits in a BM are numbered sequentially, including the trunk circuits of A-interface and BS1 interface.
TS Number. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The timeslot of Abis interface that this channel is corresponding to.
Sub-TS Number Range: Unit: 0~3 -
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The further division of [Timeslot No.]. A time slot number can be divided into four [Sub-timeslot No.]. Each radio channel occupies a sub-timeslot.
BSC BIE Port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~5, 255 None 255 It determines which E1 port a radio channel is connected to via the BIE.
BSC BIE E1 Timeslot No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 None 255 It determines which E1 timeslot a radio channel is connected to via the BIE.
BSC BIE reverse port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 It determines which E1 port an OML or RSL is connected to via the BIE when site working in reverse direction.
Reverse timeslot No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 It determines which E1 timeslot an OML or RSL is connected to via the BIE when site working in reverse direction
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3.7 LAPD Semi-perm. Connection Table

I. Function
[LAPD Semi-perm. Connection Table] is used to view the trunk information (of BS1 interface) of each LAPD link.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the TRX is located.
Physical link ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The ID for the physical link. It can be calculated through the expression: GLAP board No. 32 + Internal link No. (0~31).
Mutual-assistance priority Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 Used for LAPD link configuration. Its valid values are 0~2. The configuration is as follows: In the case LAPD link is not configured: 255 OML: 0 The corresponding RSL of the TRX where main BCCH is located: 1 The corresponding RSLs of other TRXs: 2 PbSL: 2
Trunk equipment flag Range: Unit: BIE, SMI (Pb) -
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The trunk equipment between BTS or PCU and BSC.
Trunk circuit No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The trunk circuit number of the BS1 interface that corresponds to LAPD signaling link. Trunk circuits in a BM are numbered sequentially, including the trunk circuits of A-interface and BS1 interface. See [Trunk] menu for detailed numbering.
Mutual-assis. trunk circuit No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 This parameter has no actual function and is configured using the default.
BSC BIE port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~5, 255 255 It determines which E1 port an OML or RSL is connected to via the BIE.
BSC BIE E1 Timeslot No Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 It determines which E1 timeslot an OML or RSL is connected to via the BIE.
BSC BIE reverse port No. Range: Unit: 0~255 -
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255 It determines which E1 timeslot an OML or RSL is connected to via the BIE when site working in reverse direction.
3.8 LAPD Signaling Connection Table

I. Function
[LAPD Signaling Connection Table] is used to view LAPD link parameters.

Signaling connection ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~191 The LAPD link index number, which is numbered sequentially in a BM. It is used to index [TRX Configuration Table] and [Site Description Table].
Signaling connection type Range: Unit: Default: Description: Abis-interface RSL, Abis-interface OML, Pb SL LAPD link type.
Signaling equipment type Range: Unit: Default: BIE, SMI (Pb) BIE
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Description:
The trunk equipment between BTS or PCU and BSC.
Physical link ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 [Physical link ID] and [TEI] together determine a signaling connection together. It can be calculated through the expression: GLAP board No. 32 + Internal link No. (0~31).
TEI Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 Terminal endpoint identifier (link layer). Used to distinguish the different signaling links on a physical link when LAPD link multiplexing HW timeslot.
Flow ctrl start threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: 10~128 90 LAPD measures link congest state by length of logistic link I frame queue. Longer queue means more congest. When the length of queue is longer than Flow ctrl start threshold (greater), the links state changes to critical overload, and discards all paging command message. When the length of queue is longer than Flow ctrl end threshold (less), but less than Flow ctrl start threshold, the links state changes to normal overload, and discards SMS paging command message. When the length of queue is less than Flow ctrl end threshold, no message is discarded.
Flow ctrl end threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: 10~128 60 Refer to [Flow ctrl start threshold].
Test code
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0~128 1 This parameter has no actual function and is configured using the default.
Test code length Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~128 6 This parameter has no actual function and is configured using the default.
3.9 BSC BIE Description Table

I. Function
The setting of this table is closely related with Abis interface multiplexing mode. It can be viewed from the timeslot distribution map of Abis interface or BS1 interface according to the actual multiplexing mode.

Active/standby group No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The No/ of the group where BSC BIE is located. Active/standby groups in a BM should be numbered sequentially from 0.
Port No.
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0~5 The number for the E1 port used by BTS. Each BIE provides 6 (0~5) E1 trunk ports.
Connection mode Range: Star topology, Chain topology, Tree topology, Full rate ring topology, Half rate ring topology, Hybrid topology, half rate topology The networking mode of the sites connecting with the E1.
Abis interface TRX start TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~31 1 The start TS occupied by the first TRX at Abis interface.
Abis interface TRX end TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~31 The end TS occupied by the last TRX at Abis interface.
Abis interface FUL start TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~31 The start TS occupied by the RSL signaling at Abis interface.
Abis interface FUL end TS No. Range: Unit: 1~31 -
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The end TS occupied by the RSL signaling at Abis interface.
Abis interface OML start TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~31 31 The start TS occupied by the OML signaling at Abis interface.
Abis interface OML end TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~31 31 The end TS occupied by the OML signaling at Abis interface
LAPD rate Range: Unit: Default: Description: 32K, 64K, 64K statistics multiplexing, 16K 64K: TDMA is not used for LAPD link. 32K: the signaling link of two TRXs multiplexes the same LAPD link in TDMA mode. Note that the multiplexing is restricted. 64K statistics multiplexing: the signaling link of four TRXs multiplexes the same LAPD link in statistics multiplexing mode. Used for the networking of BIE 15:1 mode. 16K: the signaling link of four TRXs multiplexes the same LAPD link in TDMA mode.
BS1 interface TRX start TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 The start TS at BS1 interface occupied by the TRX.
BS1 interface TRX end TS No.
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0~255 The end TS at BS1 interface occupied by the TRX.
BS1 interface FUL start TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 96 The start TS at BS1 interface occupied by the RSL.
BS1 interface FUL end TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The end TS at BS1 interface occupied by the RSL.
BS1 interface OML start TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The start TS at BS1 interface occupied by the OML.
BS1 interface OML end TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The end TS at BS1 interface occupied by the OML.
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3.10 BSC BIE Active/Stby. Group Table

I. Function
[BSC BIE Active/Stby. Group Table] is used to view the parameters of BIE active/standby group.

Active/standby group No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The No. of the active/standby group where BSC BIE is located. Note that It is numbered sequentially from 0 in a BM.
Board 1 ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The active BIE board number. [Board 1 ID] = this BIEs [Active/standby group No.] of this BIE 2.
Board 2 ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The standby BIE board number. [Board 2 ID] = this BIEs [Active/standby group No.] 2 + 1
CRC4 check
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000000~111111 Whether CRC4 check is performed. The Six bits correspond to six (0~5) E1 trunk ports respectively. If a bit is set to 0, the corresponding E1 trunk port doesn't perform CRC4 check.
Port self-healing Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Whether the system provides the BIE with the self-protection mechanism.
Site ID 1 ~ Site ID 30 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63, 255 None 255 It indicates the site connected with a group of BSC BIEs together with its ID. The "Site ID 1" field is displayed as a valid value and the other fields as 255 when the group of BIEs is configured with one site. The "Site ID 1" and "Site ID 2" fields are displayed as valid values and the other fields as 255 when the group of BIEs is configured with two sites.
3.11 Site BIE Trunk Mode Description Table

I. Function
[Site BIE Trunk Mode Description Table] is required to be configured in the case of sites cascading.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: 1~8 -
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Description:
The ID of the BM where the site is located.
Site BIE mode ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 Used to index BIE trunk modes. The networking mode and connection mode decide the site BIE trunk mode.
BIE incoming TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 There are four E1 ports at the site Abis interfaces BIE. The E1 timeslots on these four ports are numbered sequentially. In the case of chain networking, port 0 is for incoming and others for outgoing. Only the start timeslot needs to be configured and then other timeslots are numbered sequentially.
BIE outgoing TS No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 There are four E1 ports on the site Abis interfaces BIE. The E1 timeslots on these four ports are numbered sequentially. In the case of chain networking, port 0 is for incoming and others for outgoing. Only the start timeslot needs to be configured and then other timeslots are numbered sequentially.
3.12 Site BIE Configuration Table

I. Function
[Site BIE Configuration Table] is used to view the networking mode of site BIE.

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The ID of the BM where the TRX is located.
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 Sites of a BM are numbered sequentially.
Equipment group ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~2 0 The number for the equipment group.
SITE name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters Site name.
BIE networking configuration Range: Unit: Default: Description: Tree topology, Star topology, Chain topology, Half rate ring topology, Full rate ring topology, Hybrid topology, Half rate topology Describes the BIE networking mode.
BIE mode ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~10000 Corresponding to the [Site BIE mode ID]\[Site BIE Trunk Mode Description Table]. In the case of sites cascading, it can be
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numbered sequentially from 0. It is set to 10000 in the case of star networking.
Reversed-loop BIE mode ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~10000 10000 This parameter has no actual function and is configured using the default.
3.13 Signaling Channel Link Table

I. Function
[Signaling Channel Link Table] describes the distribution of signaling channels corresponding to the TRX at Abis interface.

Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 The ID of the site where the TRX is located. The sites in a BM are numbered sequentially.
TRX ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~35 TRX number, which is numbered sequentially.
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Site name Range: Unit: Default: Description: Timeslot No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~31 The Abis interface timeslot occupied by the corresponding signaling link of the TRX. The timeslots of an E1 are numbered sequentially. No more than 20 characters Site name
Sub-timeslot No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 In the case the signaling link of two TRXs multiplexes one LAPD link, 32 and 33 are used to identify the sub-timeslots. In the case BIE 15:1 chain networking mode is used, four signaling links multiplexes one LAPD physical link. 0, 1, 2, 3 are used to identify E1 timeslots respectively. Generally the sub-timeslot number of OML is set to 0.
3.14 MSM and FTC Mapping Table

I. Function
[MSM and FTC Mapping Table] is used to view the relation between MSM and FTC. A TCSM is composed of one MSM and four FTCs.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the TCSM is located.
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MSM board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 Should be consistent with the corresponding description in [Slot Description Table]
FTC1~FTC4 board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~103 Should be consistent with the corresponding description in [Slot Description Table]
3.15 GMEM Configuration Table

I. Function
[GMEM Configuration Table] is used to view the cell broadcast parameters.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the GMEM is located.
GMEM board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0, 5 Depends on the slot where the GMEM is plugged, i.e., 0 (in the case plugged in frame 1) or 5 (in the case plugged in frame 0)
GMEM board IP address
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000.000.000.000~255.255.255.255 A unified LAN-wide planning for GMEM board IP address should be made. GMEM board IP address should not conflict with the IP address of other devices. An example of IP format: 129.9.180.200.
Server type Range: Unit: Default: Description: CDB CDB Only CDB type of server is available at present.
Server No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 CDB server No., fixed as 0.
Server IP address Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000.000.000.000~255.255.255.255 CDB server IP address. A unified LAN-wide planning for server IP address should be made. CDB server IP address should not conflict with the IP address of other devices.
Server port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 5000 Used to specify a particular service in TCP/IP. At present it is fixed as 5000.
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3.16 Board Software Loading Table

I. Function
[Board Software Loading Table] is used to configure the information of BSC board software version.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the board is located.
Device type Range: Unit: Default: Description: GMEM GMEM The type of the board to which the software is loaded. At present only GMEM is supported.
Board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0, 5 For GMEM, [board No.] depends on the slot to slot where the GMEM is plugged, i.e., 0 (in the case plugged in frame 1) or 5 (in the case plugged in frame 0)
Main version No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 8 characters The main version number of board software.
Sub-version No. Range: No more than 8 characters
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The sub-version number of board software
Version date Range: Unit: Default: Description: 19000101~21000101 The version release date, in the sequence of YY-MM--DD. For example, Jan. 1, 2000 is 20000101.
Write FLASH Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether the loaded software is written into Flash memory or not.
Enable switch Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether the board software loading is allowed. Yes means the loading is allowed and No means the loading is not allowed.
3.17 BSC BIE semi-perm. connection table

I. Function
[BSC BIE semi-perm. connection table] is used to configure idle timeslot of semi-perm. connection, when the network topology is half rate topology.

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It indicates the module No of a semi-perm. connection.
Transfer circuit No Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 none It indicates the BSC BIE trunk circuit number of a semi-perm. connection.
Transfer Rate Range: Unit: Default: Description: 8K, 16K, 32K and 64K 8K It indicates the transfer rate of a semi-perm. connection over the BSC BIE.
BIE Port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~5, 255 255 It determines which E1 port a semi-perm. connection travels to via the BIE.
E1 Timeslot No Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 It determines which E1 timeslot a semi-perm. connection travels to via the BIE.
BIE Reverse Port No Range: Unit: 0x00~0x05, 0xFF -
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0xFF It determines which E1 port a Channel is connected to via the BIE when site working in reverse direction.
Site No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0x00~0x03, 0xFF 0xFF It determines the site no to which the idle timeslot belongs.
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Chapter 4 Site
4.1 Overview
I. Brief
[Site] menu is used to view the site information such as clock, TRX, frame, slot, software, environment alarm, antenna & feeder, and TRX switchover.
II. Description of menu bar options

Its menu bar options and their function are listed in Table 4-1. Table 4-1 Menu bar options under menu [Site] Menu bar options Site Description Table Hot key <Alt+I, Z> Function Describes site type, clock information, and transmission mode. This table is the base for site maintenance. Describes the information related with cell carrier. Describes the configuration information of site frames. Describes the configuration information of site slot. Describes the configuration information of site software. Describes the configuration information of site environment alarm. Used to set TRX Switchover Control Table. Describes the configuration of antenna & feeder system.
Carrier Configuration Table Site Frame Description Table Site Slot Description Table Site Software Configuration Table Environment Alarm Configuration Table TRX Switchover Control Table Antenna and Feeder Configuration table
<Alt+I, T> <Alt+I, P> <Alt+I, C> <Alt+I, S> <Alt+I, B> <Alt+I, R> <Alt+I, E>
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4.2 Site Description Table

I. Function
[Site Description Table] is used to query the information related with site and to describe the configuration information about the. It is the base for the site maintenance. BTS hardware, software and the logical objects belong to a site.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the site is located.
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 The logical number of the site. It is numbered sequentially in a BM.
Equipment group ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~2 0 Group number for combined cabinets.
Site name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters Site name
Site type Range: Microcell, 2.0 outdoor BTS, 2.0 BTS. 3.0 BTS, 4.0 BTS, BTS312,
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GPRS BTS, BTS3001C, BTS3001C+, BTS3002C, BTS3012A Unit: Default: Description: BTS type. Microcell refers to BTS22C. 4.0 BTS is not available.
LAPD OML signaling link ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 All OMLs and RSLs in a BM are numbered sequentially. This parameter is used to index [LAPD Signaling Connection Table]. A site is configured with one OML.
LAPD OML reverse signaling link ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 All OMLs and RSLs in a BM are numbered sequentially. This parameter is used to index [LAPD Signaling Connection Table] when site working in reverse direction. A site is configured with one OML.
Clock mode Range: Unit: Default: Description: Internal clock, External clock, Tracing BSC clock Tracing BSC clock The clock mode of the site. In internal clock mode, the site does not trace the external clock and the signal of internal high precision clock is under free run state. In tracing BSC clock mode, the signal of internal high precision clock traces the clock signals sent from BSC. In external clock mode, the signal of internal high precision clock traces the external clock signals input.
Clock Parameter 1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between 0~255 0
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Each bit of clock parameter indicates whether a certain boolean variable is shielded with 1 for not being shielded and 0 for being shielded For BTS30 and BTS312, the bit n is corresponding to EAC extension alarm 0XFn (n=0~7). For BTS3012A, bit0 is corresponding to EAC extension alarm 0XF0, bit1 to air-conditioner fault alarm, bit2 to AC lightning arrester alarm, bit3 to voltage stabilizer fault alarm, bit4~bit6 to TCU fault alarm, and bit7 to the DC/DC power fault alarm of TCU. This parameter is meaningless for other BTS products that are not mentioned above.
Clock Parameter 2 Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between 0~255 0 Each bit of clock parameter indicates whether a certain boolean variable is shielded, with 1 for not being shielded and 0 for being shielded. For BTS30, BTS312, and BTS3012A, bit0 is corresponding to TMU extension alarm 0X45, bit1 to TMU extension alarm 0X46, bit2 to TMU extension alarm 0X47, bit3 to TMU extension alarm 0X48, bit4 to TMU extension alarm 0X49, bit5 to TMU extension alarm 0X4B, bit6 to TMU extension alarm 0X44, and bit7 to TMU extension alarm 0X43. For BTS3001C, bit0 = 0 indicates UPS is not configured; bit0 = 1 indicates UPS is configured and the corresponding alarm reporting is allowed. For BTS3002C, bit5 = 0 indicates UPS is not configured; bit5 = 1 indicates UPS configured and the corresponding alarm reporting is allowed. This parameter is meaningless for other BTS products that are not mentioned above.
Clock Parameter 3 Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between 0~255 0 Each bit of clock parameter indicates whether a certain boolean variable is shielded, with 1 for not being shielded and 0 for being shielded. For BTS30 and BTS312, bit (n-8) are corresponding to EAC extension alarm 0Xfn (n=8~E), bit 7 to EAC alarm 0X4E.
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For BTS3012A, bit0 is corresponding to the AC/DC power fault alarm of TCU, bit4 to transmission power alarm, and the indications of other bits are the same as that of BTS30 and BTS312. This parameter is invalid for other BTS products that not mentioned above.
Extended switch of input alarm Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No For BTS3X series BTSs (BTS30, BTS312, BTS3012), the default is Yes; for other BTSs, the default is No. Determines whether the extension switch alarm input is enabled. This parameter is used only for BTS3X series BTSs (BTS30, BTS312, BTS3012A).
Alarm voltage definition 1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between 0~255 0 Each bit of alarm voltage definition is used to indicate whether a certain boolean variable is high voltage alarm or a low voltage alarm, with 1 for high voltage alarm and 0 for low voltage alarm. This parameter is used for BTS3X series BTSs (BTS30, BTS312, and BTS3012) only. The bits of [Alarm voltage definition 1] are corresponding to the same alarms as that of [Clock Parameter 1]. For BTS30 and BTS312, the bit n extension alarm 0XFn (n=0~7). is corresponding to EAC
For BTS3012A, bit0 is corresponding to EAC extension alarm 0XF0, bit1 to air-conditioner fault alarm, bit2 to AC lightning arrester alarm, bit3 to voltage stabilizer fault alarm, bit4~bit6 to TCU fault alarm, and bit7 to the DC/DC power fault alarm of TCU. This parameter is meaningless for other BTS products that are not mentioned above.
Alarm voltage definition 2 Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between 0~255 0 Each bit of alarm voltage definition is used to indicate whether a
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certain boolean variable is high voltage alarm or a low voltage alarm, with 1 for high voltage alarm and 0 for low voltage alarm. This parameter is used for BTS3X series BTSs (BTS30, BTS312, and BTS3012) only. The bits of [Alarm voltage definition 2] are corresponding to the same alarms as that of [Clock Parameter 2]. For BTS30 and BTS312, the bit n is corresponding to EAC extension alarm 0XFn (n=0~7). For BTS30, BTS312, and BTS3012A, bit0 is corresponding to TMU extension alarm 0X45, bit1 to TMU extension alarm 0X46, bit2 to TMU extension alarm 0X47, bit3 to TMU extension alarm 0X48, bit4 to TMU extension alarm 0X49, bit5 to TMU extension alarm 0X4B, bit6 to TMU extension alarm 0X44, and bit7 to TMU extension alarm 0X43. For BTS3001C, bit0 = 0 indicates UPS is not configured; bit0 = 1 indicates UPS configured and the corresponding alarm reporting is allowed. For BTS3002C, bit5 = 0 indicates UPS is not configured; bit5 = 1 indicates UPS configured and the corresponding alarm reporting is allowed. This parameter is meaningless for other BTS products that are not mentioned above.
Alarm voltage definition 3 Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between 0~255 0 Each bit of alarm voltage definition is used to indicate whether a certain boolean variable is high voltage alarm or a low voltage alarm, with 1 for high voltage alarm and 0 for low voltage alarm. This parameter is used for BTS3X series BTSs (BTS30, BTS312, and BTS3012) only. The bits of [Alarm voltage definition 3] are corresponding to the same alarms as that of [Clock Parameter 3]. For BTS30 and BTS312, bit (n-8) are corresponding to EAC extension alarm 0Xfn (n=8~E), bit 7 to EAC alarm 0X4E. For BTS3012A, bit0 is corresponding to the AC/DC power fault alarm of TCU, bit4 to transmission power alarm, and the indications of other bits are the same as that of BTS30 and BTS312. This parameter is meaningless for other BTS products that are not mentioned above.
Transfer mode
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Terrestrial transmission, Satellite transmission Terrestrial transmission The transmission mode used at Abis interface.
Auto-activation function switch Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Indicates whether TMU version auto activation function is enabled. If this function is enabled, BSC will automatically activate TMU to return to the original version when TMU version fallback occurs.
Main version No. of TMU Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The main version number of TMU board software. Configure this parameter according to the actual situation.
Sub-version No. of TMU Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The sub-version number of TMU board software. Configure this parameter according to the actual situation.
Patch No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Software patch number
Month, Date Range: 0~255, 0~255
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month, day Software release date
Belong to BIE group No.1 ~ Belong to BIE group No.8 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~8, 255 None 255 It determines which group of BIEs a site is connected with. The "Belong to BIE group No.1" field is displayed as a valid value and the other fields as 255 when the site is connected with one group of BIEs. The "Belong to BIE group No.1" and "Belong to BIE group No.2" fields are displayed as valid values and the other fields as 255 when the site is connected with two groups of BIEs
Upper humidity threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between 0~99 (%) 85 The upper humidity threshold configured for environment alarm box
Lower humidity threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between 0~99 (%) 15 The lower humidity threshold configured for environment alarm box
Upper temperature threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: Integer between -99~99 C 45 The upper temperature threshold configured for environment alarm box
Lower temperature threshold
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Integer between -99~99 C -5 The lower temperature threshold configured for environment alarm box
EAC relay status Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0X0~0XFFFFFFFFFFFF 0x8082848890A0 Used to configure the 6 statuses of EAC relay. 0x00: refrigeration off; 0x80: refrigeration on; 0x02: heating off; 0x82: heating on; 0x04: dehumidification off; 0x84: dehumidification on; 0x08: humidification off; 0x88: humidification on; 0x10: fire extinguishing off; 0x90: fire-extinguishing on; 0x20: burglary-proof off; 0xA0; burglary-proof on.
Hierarchical power supply para. 1 Range: Unit: 0~65535 V(BTS3012A) m (Others) Default: Description: 22.5 (BTS3012A) 65535 (Others) It is used to reduce the power consumption when the site is shut off. For BTS3012A, it means under what value the mother tier voltage reduces to, BTS shut down its modules except transmission module. For BTS3002C, it means how long after interruption of power supply, BTS shut down main BCCH TRX. This parameter is valid only to BTS3012A and BTS3002C at present. 65535 means invalid.
Hierarchical power supply para. 2 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 m 65535 It is used to reduce the power consumption when the site is shut off. For BTS3002C, it means how long after interruption of power
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supply, BTS shut down TRXs except main BCCH. This parameter is valid only to BTS3002C at present. 65535 means invalid.
Lower site ID (Abis bypass)
0~63, 254, 255 none 255 In case of BTS power off, through this field, the Abis bypass link (i.e. the link with the Abis bypass) can be searched for. For the base station on the non-Abis bypass link, the value of this field is 255. For the base station on the Abis bypass link, the value of this field is the lower site ID (0~63). For the bottom site on the Abis bypass link, the value of this field is 254.
Auto rotate permit Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No none Yes It indicates whether a site is allowed to rotate automatically in case of transmission interruption.
Waiting time before rotate Range: Unit: Default: Description: 60~300

Second 90
It indicates the time measured in seconds a site waits before it rotates to the reverse direction in case of transmission interruption.
Try rotating duration time Range: 60~300
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Second
A site continuously tries to establish a chain via port 0 or port 1 after it begins to rotate. It turns to the other port if it has not established a chain via one port after the "Try rotating duration time".
4.3 Carrier Configuration Table

I. Function
[Carrier Configuration Table] is used to view the information related with TRX configuration.

Cell ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~127 The ID of the cell where the TRX is located. The cells in a BM are numbered sequentially.
TRX ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~35 TRXs of a site are numbered sequentially. [Carrier Configuration Table] and [Local Office/TRX Configuration Table] should be consistent one by one.
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Cell name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 20 characters Cell identity
Equipment group ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~2 0 Group number for combined cabinets.
Valid carrier frequency 1~64 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~124 (900MHz band), 512~885 (1800MHz band), 955~974 (R-GSM extended band), 0 and 975~1023 (E-GSM extended band) Used to configure the frequency to be occupied by the TRX. In the case of no frequency hopping, one frequency is configured; in the case of frequency hopping, at most 64 frequencies can be configured. The frequency to be configured should be a valid one and an interval of at least 6 frequencies between two configured frequencies is required.
Static TRX Power class Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~10 The transmitting class of static TRX power control
Carrier power type Range: Unit: Default: Description: 40W, 60W, Default value Default value There are two types of TRX: 40W and 60W. This parameter is used to distinguish the TRXs with different powers. In the case 40W is selected, the TRX works under the power of 40W. In the case 60W is selected, the TRX works under the power of 60W. in the case Default value is selected, the working power of TRX
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depends on the setting of TRX DIP switch.
Concentric cell type Range: Unit: Default: Description: OverLaid subcell, UnderLaid subcell, None If the cell is a concentric cell, set the cell to OverLaid subcell or UnderLaid subcell according to the actual situation. If the cell is not a concentric one, set it to None.
TRX priority Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 0 Designates the priority of the TRX and used in HW_II Channel Allocation Algorithm. The smaller value, the higher priority. In the case other conditions are the same, the channel prefers to be allocated to the TRX with higher priority
8PSK Modulation Power Reduce Level Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~50 0 The parameter determines the power reduce level if it applys to 8PSK modulation. Its range is 0 to 10 dB, step is 0.2 dB.
Wireless link alarm flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Determine whether BSC deliver wireless link alarm parameters configuration to BTS. Yes means delivering, No means not.
Abnormal release statistic base Range: Unit: Default: 5~50 Times 20
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Description:
Statistics base of sub channel. Time slots sub channel statistic base B multiply the time slots sub channel number N, the result is total statistic number S. In the newest S channel actives, if the proportion of abnormal release reach Ab-release alarm Upper threshold, it generates alarm. Else if the proportion of abnormal release less than Ab-release alarm Lower threshold, the alarm disappear.
Ab-release alarm Upper threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: 50~100 % 80 If the proportion of abnormal release in the total success channel activation of the time slot is greater than this threshold, it generates abnormal release notification alarm.
Ab-release alarm Lower threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~80 % 50 If the proportion of abnormal release in the total success channel activation of the time slot is less than or equal to this threshold, it report abnormal release notification alarm disappeared immediately.
Statistical period of no-traffic Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~255 5m 48 If continuous (not add up) no traffic statistics time up to this period, it generates no traffic statistics alarm.
WLA critical permit Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Select Yes, means generating wireless link notification alarm. In notification alarm recover period, if it isnt disappeared, then report major alarm, else not report.
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WLA prompting Recover period Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~255 5m 12 Generate wireless link notification alarm. In notification alarm recover period, if notification alarm is disappeared, then report notification alarm disappeared. If it isnt disappeared in recover period, then decide whether report major alarm by WLA critical permit.
Begin time of WLA detection Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~24 h 8 The hour in a day (8:00, 14:00 etc). After this time, the WLA is detected and reported.
End time of WLA detection Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~24 h 22 The hour in a day (8:00, 14:00 etc). After this time, stop the WLAs detecting and reporting. Until next Begin time of WLA detection to start again.
UpDown balance basic difference Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~254 Electric level 8 Basic warp by difference of up down link.
Up down balance floating range Range: Unit: Default: Description: 10~254 Electric level 30 Relative to UpDown balance basic difference, Up down balance floating range allowed. Only out this range, it is statistics as abnormal up down balance. For example, UpDown balance basic
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difference is 8, Up down balance alarm threshold is 30, then if subtract up link electric level from down link electric level after power-control compensation is greater than 8+30 or less than 8-30, the up down balance measured is considered as abnormal, else it is considered as normal.
Up down balance alarm threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: 20~100 % 80 Percent. When the proportion of the number of up down off balance compare with the total valid measure report is greater then this threshold, it generates Up down off balance alarm.
4.4 Site Frame Description Table

I. Function
This table is used to view the distribution of frames in a BM.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description 1~8 The ID of the BM where the frame is located.
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 The ID of the site where the frame is located. Sites of a BM are numbered sequentially.
Frame No. Range: 0~17
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The frames on the rack of a site are numbered from the down to top. Frames in a site are numbered sequentially.
Frame type Range: Main control frame, Baseband frame, TRX power frame, TRX frame, Antenna & feeder frame, Fan frame, TERMINAL frame, Empty frame, Antenna & TRX frame Frames are classified according to the frame functions.
Rack No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 Racks of a site are numbered sequentially.
Test device type Range: Unit: Default: Description: TSS, TST, None None This parameter is reserved and it has no actual function.
Test device No. Range: Unit: Default: 0~65535 0
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This parameter is reserved and it has no actual function.
Test port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 This parameter is reserved and it has no actual function.
4.5 Site Slot Description Table

I. Function
Used to query the information related with BTS slots.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the BTS is located.
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 The ID of the site where the slot is located. Sites in a BM are numbered sequentially.
Frame No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~17 The No. of the frame where the slot is located. Sites in a BM are numbered sequentially.
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Slot No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~23 The number of the slot in the frame
Board type Range: None, OMU, FHU, BIE, PWX, TRX(2.0), HPA, RTE, EAC, PWC, MCK, FPU, MUX, RTD, PWR, PWT, SPL, VTU, PWF, TMU, CDU, STU, PSU, PMU, VMB, TRX(3.0), TEU, TES, TRX (GPRS), ACK, MMU, MFU, MTR, MPW, MCD, BTS3001C_MMU, BTS3001C_MFU, EDU, PBU, BTS3002C_IOMU, BTS3002C_DRU, BTS3002C_IASU, TCU, OSSU, P-TRX, E-TRX, R-TRX, D-TRX, P-PBU, R-PBU, D-PBU, P-CDU, D-CDU, P-EDU, R-EDU, D-EDU, RETR, DETR RETR supports frequency 0~124, 955~1023; DETR supports frequency 512~885.
Unit: Default: Description: Board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description:
0~35 The board number of the same type. The boards of the same type in a site are numbered sequentially. It depends on the slot the board where is located in.
Visible Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether a board is visible in BTS Maintenance System
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4.6 Site Software Configuration Description Table

I. Function
This table is used to configure the information related with BTS board software, such as storage path, version, release date, and software description.

Software version index No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The logical number of the software version., numbered sequentially.
Software serial No. Range: None, TEU, TES, EAC, CDU, PMB, BIE_MAIN, OMU_MAIN, CLK_MAIN, CUI_MAIN, RTD_MAIN, TMU_MAIN, TMU_HW, TMU_DATA, TRX_MAIN, CHDSP_MAIN, EQDSP_MAIN, STU_MAIN, STU_DSP, FPU_MAIN, FPU_BPU, MMU_MAIN, MFU_MAIN, MTR_MAIN, MMU_3001C, MFU_3001C, PBU, IOMU_MAIN, DRU_MAIN, IASU_MAIN, ETR_MAIN The identity and version of the software to be described
Software name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 60 characters The software filename and its folder corresponding to the software serial number and version number
Note 1~ Note 2 Range: Unit: 0~255 -
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Note for software version description
Active software version No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The active version number of board software
Standby software version No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The standby version number of board software
Year, Month, Date Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535, 0~255, 0~255 Year, month, day Software release date
Software description Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 60 characters The description of software
Hardware description Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 60 characters The hardware description of the board for which the software is loaded
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4.7 Environment Alarm Configuration Table

I. Function
This table is used to query the configuration data of BTS environment alarm.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the site is located.
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 Sites of a BM are numbered sequentially.
Analog signal Range: Unit: Default: Description: 00000000~11111111 00000000 There are 8 bits, representing module 1~module 8 from left to right. This parameter indicates whether the alarms of a module are allowed to be reported, with 0 for not allowed and 1 for allowed.
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000000 There are 6 bits, representing amplifier 1~amplifier 6 from left to right. This parameter indicates whether the alarms of a RF tower-top amplifier are allowed to be reported, with 0 for not allowed and 1 for allowed. This parameter is invalid at present.
RF power supply Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000000000~111111111111 000000000000 There are 12 bits, representing power supply 1~power supply 12 from left to right. This parameter indicates whether the alarms of a power supply are allowed to be reported, with 0 for not allowed and 1 for allowed. This parameter is invalid at present.
RF SWR alarm Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000~111 000 There are 3 bits, representing RF SWR alarm 1~ RF SWR alarm 3 from left to right. This parameter indicates whether the RF SWR alarms are allowed to be reported, with 0 for not allowed and 1 for allowed. This parameter is invalid at present.
Others Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000000~111111111 000000000 There are 9 bits, from left to right representing fire alarm, temperature, door control system, over voltage, under voltage, air-conditioner, humidity, smoke, and flood. This parameter indicates whether these alarms are allowed to be reported, with 0 for not allowed and 1 for allowed. This parameter is invalid at present.
Built-in fan in rack
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000000000000~111111111111 000000000000 There are 12 bits, representing fan 1~fan 12 from left to right. This parameter indicates whether the alarms of a fan are allowed to be reported, with 0 for not allowed and 1 for allowed. This parameter is invalid at present.
4.8 Antenna and Feeder Configuration Table

I. Function
This table is used to configure the CDU, splitter, combiner, and tower-top amplifier.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 BM number.
Site ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~63 Site number. The sites of a BM are numbered sequentially.
Equipment type Range: Unit: Default: Description: CDU, Splitter, Combiner CDU Antenna and feeder system type.
Equipment ID Range: 0~255
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Antenna and feeder system number. Antenna and feeder systems of a site are numbered sequentially. This parameter is corresponding to [Board No.] in [Site Slot Description Table].
Signal direction Range: Unit: Default: Description: Uplink, Downlink Indicates the signal is sent from MS to BTS or from BTS to MS.
Internal tributary No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 For CDU, there is only one Downlink internal tributary, which is set to 0; and there are two Uplink internal tributaries, which are set to 0 and 1.
TRX No.1~TRX No.12 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~35, 255 The board number of the TRX which is in the internal tributary of this row. The TRXs of a site are numbered sequentially. 255 represents that no TRX is configured.
Tower-top amplifier flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: With tower-top amplifier, Without tower-top amplifier Indicates whether the tower-top amplifier is installed.
Power attenuation factor Range: 0~255
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BTS adjusts the CDU gain according to [Tower-top amplifier] and [Power attenuation factor]. Assumes the tower-top amplifier gain is G dB, then CDU [Power attenuation factor] = G 4; in the case no tower-top amplifier, [Power attenuation factor] = 0; in the case of downlink, [Power attenuation factor] = 255.
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5.1 Overview
BSC trunk consists of three parts: Trunk at Abis interface, trunk at A-interface, and trunk at Pb interface. [Trunk] menu has five submenus, which are described in Table 5-1. Table 5-1 Menu bar options of [Trunk] Menu bar options Office Direction Table Trunk Data Trunk Circuit Signaling Link Table Pb Interface Trunk Circuit Table Function Only one office direction to MSC is configured. Includes [Trunk Group Table] and [Trunk Group S7 Table] The trunk circuits at Abis interface and at A-interface numbered sequentially. Used to configure the adjacent relation between AM/CM module and BM. Used to number the trunk circuits at Pb interface
Note: For one BM, there might be several A-interface trunk groups.
5.2 Office Direction Table

I. Function
This table is used to query BSC office direction settings. One BSC has only one MSC direction so only one record can be configured in this table.

Office direction No. Range: Unit: 0~999 -
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0 A logical routing label. One BSC has only one [Office direction No.] to identify the MSC to which it connects. This parameter is fixed as the default.
Office name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 16 characters Office identity. Configure this parameter according to the actual situation.
Peer office type Range: Unit: Default: Description: PBX, Urban/rural, Toll/Urban/Rural office, National toll, International toll, Manual long-distance call Toll/Urban/Rural office Fixed as the default.
Peer office level Range: Unit: Default: Description: Upper level, Same level, Lower level Upper level One BSC has only one peer office MSC and this MSC is this BSCs upper level. So this parameter is fixed as the default.
Peer office property Range: Program-controlled switch, Crossbar switch, Step-by-step switch, Voice mailbox, Voice mailbox console, Manual console, Application console, Public data network, Signaling transfer point, Service control point, Mobile switching center, Base transceiver station (BTS). Mobile switching center One BSC has only one peer office MSC. So this parameter is fixed as the default.
Destination signaling point code Range: 0~FFFFFF
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The unique identity of peer office. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation. It must be consistent with the description in [Local Office Information Table] and also with the data in MSC. If 14-bit signaling point is used, the maximum of this parameter is 3FFF. If 24-bit signaling point is used, the maximum of this parameter is FFFFFF.
Network ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: International, International standby, National, National standby National standby This parameter should be consistent with the description in [Local Office Information Table] and with the data in MSC.
Note: The incorrect setting of [Office direction No.] will lead to the failure of assignment due to no available terrestrial resource. If such problem occurs, check the office data configuration in MSC and BSC.
5.3 Trunk Data

5.3.1 Overview
[Trunk Data] contains [Trunk Group Table] and [Trunk SS7 Table]. See Table 5-2. Table 5-2 Menu bar options of [Trunk Data] Menu bar options Trunk Group Table Trunk SS7 Table Function For a BM, this table describes two types of trunk: A-interface trunk and Abis interface trunk. Pb interface trunk is described in [Pb Interface Trunk Circuit Table]. Describes Trunk SS7 data of A-interface.
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5.3.2 Trunk Group Table

I. Function
For a BM of BSC, the trunks of Abis interface form a group, and the trunks of A-interface form one or several groups.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the trunk group is located. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation.
Trunk group ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Trunk group identity, which is numbered sequentially in a BSC. Each module has two records, with the first record corresponding to MSC and the second to BTS. For example, among the two records of module 1, the first records the trunk group 0 to MSC; the second records the trunk group 1 to BTS. Among the two records of module 2, the first records the trunk group 2 to MSC; the second records the trunk group 3 to BTS.
Trunk group name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 16 characters This parameter has no actual meaning and it is configured according to the actual situation. For MSC side, it is set to MSC. For BTS side, it is set to BTS.
Call source code Range: Unit: Default: 0
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Description:
Invalid for BSC. This parameter is fixed as 0.
Office direction./peer module Range: Unit: Default: 0~255 0 (to MSC) 1 (to BTS) Description: Each module has two records, with the first record corresponding to MSC and the second to BTS. For example, among the two records of module 1, the first records the trunk group 0 to MSC; the second records the trunk group 1 to BTS. Among the two records of module 2, the first records the trunk group 0 to MSC; the second records the trunk group 1 to BTS. For the trunk group of A-interface, see [Office direction No.] in [Office Direction Table].
Circuit type Range: Unit: Default: Description: AIE, TC, BIE The circuit type of A-interface trunk group is TC and that of Abis interface trunk group is BIE.
Trunk group direction Range: Unit: Default: Description: Incoming trunk, Outgoing trunk, Bi-directional trunk Bi-directional trunk Generally fixed as the default.
Circuit selection mode Range: Unit: Default: Description: Minimum, Maximum, Recycle, FIFO, Controlling/non-controlling, Random Minimum For the A-interface trunk group, one of options o can be selected. But for the Abis interface trunk group, this parameter is meaningless so the Random is selected.
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Yes/No No Indicates whether there is additional trunk group. This parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as No.
Number of reserved circuits Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~1023 0 This parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as 0.
Connect to satellite circuit Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Indicates whether the satellite circuit is connected. This parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as No.
Trunk group type Range: Unit: Default: MSC, BTS MSC (A-interface) BTS (Abis interface) Description: The trunk group classification. For A-interface trunk group, select MSC; for Abis interface trunk group, select BTS.
Signaling type Range: Unit: Default: Description: R2, SS7 SS7 The signaling type used by trunk group. SS7 is set for A-interface trunk group. For Abis interface, this parameter is meaningless and is fixed as SS7.
Incoming call authority Range: 0000000~1111111
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Unit: Default:
1111110 (A-interface) 0000001 (Abis interface)
Description:
A-interface side cannot call Abis
Outgoing call authority Range: Unit: Default: 0000000~1111111 1111110 (A-interface) 0000001 (Abis interface) Description: A-interface side cannot call Abis
DOD2~Default calling number Range: Unit: Default: Description: Generated automatically These fields are meaningless to BSC and they are fixed as the default.
5.3.3 Trunk SS7 Table

I. Function
This table is used to configure some property parameters of trunk SS7.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the trunk group is located. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation.
Trunk group ID Range: Unit: 0~65535 -
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[Trunk group ID] is for A-interface only. This parameter is corresponding to [Trunk Group Table] and it is configured according to the actual situation.
Continuity check Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No This parameter is configured according to the actual SS7 network.
Delay value Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 Second 10 The delay value for the trunk, used by SS7 to judge whether this trunk satisfies the delay requirements of a certain call.
Grp_to_sgl. Msg. due to timeout Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No This parameter is configured according to the actual SS7 network.
Transfer capacity Range: Unit: Default: Description: 000000~111111 The transmission capacity for ISDN call. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation. See Note 1).
Transmission mode Range: Unit: Default: 0000000~1111111 -
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The transmission mode for ISDN call. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation. See Note 2).
CIC conversion type Range: Unit: Default: Description: No conversion , Increase, Decrease No conversion CIC conversion is mainly used for trunk self-loop. Generally this parameter is set to No conversion.
CIC converted value Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 The value for CIC conversion.
Note: Bit 1 to bit 6 respectively represents speech service, unrestricted digital information service, restricted digital information service, 3.1KHZ audio service, UDI with tone, and video service. Bit 1~bit 6 respectively represents Packet mode, 64kbit/s, 128kbit/s, 384kbit/s, 1536kbit/s, 1920kbit/s, Multirate.
5.4 Trunk Circuit Table

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This table is used to configure the trunk circuit properties of Abis interface and A-interface.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the trunk is located. This parameter is
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configured according to the actual situation.
Circuit No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Circuits of a BM are numbered sequentially. The [Circuit No.] depends on the trunk board number and on the number of circuits provided by each board. The numbering sequence is: BIE, FTC. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation.
State Range: Unit: Default: Description: Unavailable, Blocked, Available The Available refers to the circuit used for speech or data service but not signaling and the Unavailable refers to the circuit used for signaling. The Available circuits can be set to Blocked through the maintenance console, while the Unavailable circuit cannot be blocked.
Trunk group ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The ID of the Trunk group where the trunk circuit is located. This parameter is corresponding to [Trunk Group Table].
CIC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Yes Circuit identification code, a code used by SS7 to encode the circuit (circuits of DPC are encoded sequentially). This parameter should be consistent with that of the peer. CIC in this table is meaningful to A-interface only. Note that CIC should be consistent with that of MSC. CICs of a BSC are numbered sequentially. The circuit without CIC is set to 65535.
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E3M trunk circuit No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The number for E1 channel at E3M A-interface. Each E3M provides 4 E1s (multiplexing is adopted) for speech transmission, corresponding to 512 channels (16*32). The E3M trunk circuits of a BSC are numbered sequentially from 0. Note that this parameter should be consistent with the corresponding trunk circuit No. of FTC and the CIC at A-interface. The last timeslot of every TCSM is used to transfer TCSM maintenance information, and its corresponding trunk circuit type must be set to A-interface maintenance circuit. Otherwise the call loss might be caused. The unused E3M trunk circuits are set to 65535.
Transmitting gain Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 This parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as the default.
Receiving gain Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 This parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as the default.
Controlling flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Used by SS7 to select circuit. This parameter applies to the trunk group which selects circuit through Controlling/non-controlling mode (can be set through [Trunk Group Table]). The same CIC of two offices should be reverse.
Call observation flag Range: Unit: Yes/No -
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No This parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as the default.
V5 link ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 This parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as the default.
Circuit engineering No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 0 Used for NM and testing and numbered sequentially and nationally. This parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as the default.
Circuit pool No. of the circuit Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~22, Unknown circuit pool Indicates the channel and the speech coding algorithm supported by the circuit. This parameter should be consistent with that of peer office. The different circuit pools provide different functions, for example, EFR and FR. This parameter is meaningless to Abis interface. See Note 1).
Circuit type Range: A-interface signal link, A or Pb interface signaling link, A-interface maintenance link, Abis-interface signal link, Abis-interface RSL, Abis-interface OML, Abis-interface L2ML A-interface signals are used for speech or data service. The A-interface signaling includes synchronous signal (using timeslot 0) and SS7 signaling (generally using timeslot 16). For multi-module BSC, maintenance signaling (the timeslot 31 of the last TCSM FTC) is also included.
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Note: The setting of BSC circuit pool should be consistent with that of MSC. There are 32 types of circuit pool in total in Phase 2/Phase2+ protocols. See details in follow. Circuit pool number 1 2 3 Supported channels and speech coding algorithms FR speech version 1 HR speech version 1 FR speech version 1 HR speech version 1 4 5 FR speech version 2 FR speech version 1 FR speech version 2 6 FR speech version 2 HR speech version 1 7 FR speech version 1 FR speech version 2 HR speech version 1 8 9 10 None None FR speech version 1 FR speech version 2 HR speech version 1 11 12 13 None None FR speech version 1 FR speech version 2 HR speech version 1 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 None None None None None None FR speech version 1
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5.5 Signaling Link Table

I. Function
This table is used to query the configuration of signaling link set. This table does not applies to single-module BSC.

Adjacent module number 1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0 0 AM/CM number, fixed as 0.
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Adjacent module number 2 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The number of the adjacent BM, configured according to the actual situation.
Linkset 1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 At present this parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as the default.
Linkset 2 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 255 At present this parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as the default.
Weight Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~1 1 At present this parameter is meaningless to BSC and it is fixed as the default.
5.6 Pb Interface Trunk Circuit Table

I. Function
This table is used to query the property of Pb interface trunk circuit.

Module ID
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1~8 The ID of the BM where the Pb interface trunk circuit is located, configured according to the actual situation.
Circuit No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The logical number of a trunk circuit. Circuits of a BM are numbered sequentially and the circuits of different BMs might use the same number. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation.
Status Range: Unit: Default: Description: Unavailable, Blocked, Available The Available refers to the circuit used for speech or data service but not signaling and the Unavailable refers to the circuit used for signaling. The Available circuits can be set to Blocked through the maintenance console, while the Unavailable circuit cannot be blocked.
Circuit ID code (PCIC) Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The identity of a certain circuit between BSC and PCU, numbered sequentially in a BSC.
E3M trunk circuit No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The E1 channel number of E3M Asub interface. Each E3M provides 4 E1s (multiplexing is adopted) to transfer speech or data. These 4 E1s are corresponding to 512 channels. [E3M trunk circuit No.] of a BSC is number sequentially.
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Circuit type Range: Unit: Default: Description: Pb interface signaling link, Pb interface traffic link Pb interface signaling link is the circuit used to transfer signaling and Pb interface traffic link is the circuit used for data service.
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Chapter 6 Signaling
6.1 Overview
[Signaling] introduces the configurations of MTP and SCCP. Table 6-1 Menu bar options of [Signaling] Menu bar options CIC Module Table Function Determines the module where A-interface circuit is located according to the signaling code, network ID, and CIC. The signaling points that can be viewed from the signaling network where the local office signaling point is located. Only one record needs to be configured. The signaling route from the local office signaling point to other DSPs. Describes all information of the signaling link set from a signaling point of local office to a neighboring signaling point. Describes all information of the signaling link from a signaling point of local office to a neighboring signaling point. The DSP that has signaling relation (associated or quasi associated) with local office. The SCCP subsystem parameter of local office (BSC) and peer office (MSC). Defines the module and its corresponding PCIC range.
MTP DSP Table MTP Route Table MTP Linkset Table MTP Link Table SCCP DSP Table SCCP SSN Table PCIC Module Table
6.2 CIC Module Table

I. Function
This table defines the module where A-interface circuit is located after being indexed by signaling point code, network ID, and CIC. At present, for single-module BSC, only one record needs to be configured; for multi-module BSC, one module corresponds to one record.

Destination signaling point code Range: 0~FFFFFF
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The unique identity of peer office. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation. It must be consistent with the description in [Local Office Information Table] and also with the data in MSC. If 14-bit signaling point is used, the maximum of this parameter is 3FFF. If 24-bit signaling point is used, the maximum of this parameter is FFFFFF.
Network ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: International, International standby, National, National standby National standby Network identity. Must be consistent with the description in [Local Office Information Table] as well as with the data in MSC.
First CIC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Depends on FTC configuration and should be consistent with the data in MSC.
Last CIC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Depends on FTC configuration and should be consistent with the data in MSC.
Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the CIC is located.
DSP name
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No more than 16 characters. MSC DSP text sign.
6.3 MTP DSP Table

I. Function
This table is used to query the DSP information. As a BSC is connected with only one MSC so there is only one record in this table.

DSP index Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 0 The logical number of the DSP. As the peer is MSC, this parameter is fixed as 0.
DSP name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 16 characters MSC DSP text sign
International Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~3FFF MSC signaling code. 14-bit signaling code, in the hexadecimal format.
International standby Range: 0~3FFF
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MSC signaling code. 14-bit signaling code, in the hexadecimal format.
National Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~FFFFFF MSC signaling code. 14-bit signaling code, in the hexadecimal format. If 14-bit signaling point code is used, the maximum is 3FFF; if 24-bit signaling point code is used, the maximum is FFFFFF.
National standby Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~FFFFFF MSC signaling code. 14-bit signaling code, in the hexadecimal format. If 14-bit signaling point code is used, the maximum is 3FFF; if 24-bit signaling point code is used, the maximum is FFFFFF.
International valid Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Determines whether the signaling point code in the international network is valid. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation.
International standby valid Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Determines whether the signaling point code in the international standby network is valid. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation.
National valid
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Yes/No No Determines whether the signaling point code in the national network is valid. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation.
National standby valid Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Determines whether the signaling point code in the national standby network is valid. This parameter is configured according to the actual situation.
Signaling transfer point Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Indicates whether the local office has signaling transfer point (STP) function. BSC does not support this function so this parameter is fixed as No.
Neighbor flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether the signaling point is connected with local office through a direct link.
Linkset selection Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0000~1111 0000 Indicates which bit of SLS is used to serve as the base to select signaling routes: 1 for used and 0 for not used. Indicates the signaling traffic load sharing among the multiple signaling routes to a DSP. Actually, this field is the load sharing mask of signaling route grade. There is only one signaling route from BSC to MSC so this parameter can be set to 0000, with bit 1 ~ bit 4 representing
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linkset selection bit0 ~ linkset selection bit3.
6.4 MTP Route Table

I. Function
This table describes the signaling route from the signaling point of local office to other signaling point. For the maintenance and management purpose, It is recommended to all signaling routes recorded in the table should be sorted according to MTP DSP.

Route name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 16 characters Route identity
Linkset ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~16 0 Indicates the first section of signaling link group that this signaling point passes in the way to the DSP. There is only one route from this signaling point to MSC so this parameter is fixed as 0.
Priority Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 0 is the highest priority, the larger number, the lower priority. 255 is an invalid priority. There is only one route from this signaling point to MSC so this parameter is fixed as 0.
DSP index Range: Unit: 0~65535 -
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0 The DSP where the signaling point is going to reach. This parameter should be corresponding to the [DSP index] in [MTP DSP Table].
6.5 MTP Linkset Table

I. Function
Each item in this table describes all information of the signaling link set from a signaling point of local office to a neighboring signaling point.

Linkset ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~16 0 The logical number of the link set in the system. This logical number should be unique and only indicate this link set. This number is the table item index for this link set in [MTP Linkset Table].
Linkset name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 16 characters Link set identity
Neighboring DSP index Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 0 A BSC has only one DSP and this BSC is neighboring to this DPS. This parameter is fixed as 0.
Link selection Range: 0000~1111
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This field is the load sharing mode of this signaling link set. Bit 1~bit 4 represents link selection bit 0 ~ link selection bit 3. In the case there is only one link in this link set, this parameter is set to 0000; in the case there are two links, one of these four bits can be set to 1 ; in the case there are no more than 8 links, any three of these four bits can be set to 1. In the case there are more than 8 links, set four bits to 1. In this way the signaling link of this link set can share the most reasonable load.
6.6 MTP Link Table

I. Function
Each item in this table describes all information of the signaling link from a signaling point of local office to a neighboring signaling point.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the link is located.
Link ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The signaling link number, refers to the number of MTP bottom layer processing unit. This parameter is decided by SS7 board type and the slot of this board together: the start [Link ID] number = the maximum number of links provided by this board this board No. The LPN7 can provide a maximum of 4 link sets, so this parameter numbered from 4.
Link name Range: Unit: No more than 16 characters -
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Trunk equipment ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: TUP, ISUP, iDT, SM, AIE, TC, BIE The trunk equipment type to be used. Set BIE for the case of multi-module and TC for the case of single-module TC.
SS7 signaling equipment ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: NO7, LPN7 LPN7 The physical equipment used by SS7
Circuit No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The A-interface trunk circuit to which SS7 signaling link is exchanged.
Signaling link code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 Abbreviated as SLC, the logical number of the signaling link in the link set where it is located. This code is an SS7 protocol code. In order to enable the two sides connected by the signaling link can manage the signaling link together, the signaling links in a signaling link set are numbered sequentially. And for the two connected sides, the signaling link code of the same signaling link is the same. This code is unique and the only identity in this link set. SLC should be consistent with the SLC configured in [MTP Link Table] in MSC for the purpose of unified management of signaling links.
Sending signaling link code
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0~255 The SLC value to be sent, used in the case of self-loop. in the actual environment, [Sending signaling link code] = [Signaling link code]. In the case of self-loop test environment, [Sending signaling link code] = another signaling link code in the same link set where this signaling link is located.
Linkset ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~16 0 The link set where the signaling link is located, should be consistent with that in [MTP Linkset Table].
Priority Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 0 The priority used by the link set where the signaling link is located. 0 is the highest priority and 255 is an invalid priority.
Satellite circuit ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No This parameter is unused at present and it is fixed as No.
Congestion start threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~100 % 80 The link sending congestion begins when the occupancy of this signaling link sending buffer area exceeds the value set for this parameter. In this case, the signaling message waiting to be sent might be discarded.
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Congestion end threshold Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~100 60 The link sending congestion ends when the occupancy of this signaling link sending buffer area decreases to the value set for this parameter.
Test code Range: Unit: Default: Description: 00~FF AA A byte of test code used to send the signaling link test message. In the current system, all bytes of the test code used to send the signaling link test message are the repeat of this byte.
Test code length Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~15 6 The length of test code used to send the signaling link test message.
6.7 SCCP DSP Table

I. Function
This table defines the DSP that has signaling relation (associated or quasi associated) with local office.

Sequence No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~255 The index for an SCCP DSP. Generally this number starts from 0.
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Valid flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Indicates whether the record is valid. As BSC has only one DSP, the first record is Yes and others are No.
International DPC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~3FFF MSC signaling code, adopting 14-bit signaling point code, represented in hexadecimal format.
International standby DPC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~3FFF MSC signaling code, adopting 14-bit signaling point code, represented in hexadecimal format.
National DPC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~FFFFFF MSC signaling code in hexadecimal format. If 14-bit signaling point is used, the maximum of this parameter is 3FFF. If 24-bit signaling point is used, the maximum of this parameter is FFFFFF.
National standby DPC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~FFFFFF MSC signaling code in hexadecimal format. If 14-bit signaling point is used, the maximum of this parameter is 3FFF. If 24-bit signaling point is used, the maximum of this parameter is FFFFFF.
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Standby DPC index Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0000~FFFF 65535 The [Sequence No.] index of the signaling point that shares the load of this signaling point in this record, fixed as 65535.
6.8 SCCP SSN

I. Function
This table is used to configure the parameters of BSC and MSC SCCP SSN.

Sequence No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The index for this table, starts from 0.
Valid flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether the record is valid.
Network ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: International, International standby, National, National standby National standby Indicates the signaling point is used in international network, or international standby network, or national network, or national standby network.
SSN
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00~FF FE The local addressing information used by SCCP, used to identify each SCCP user of a node. In GSM system, A-interface SCCP includes BSSAP and BSSOMAP, with SSN being FE and FD (in hexadecimal format) respectively. At present only BSSAP is necessary to be configured. In the case interconnected with MSC of other suppliers, SSN = 1(O&M SSN).
DPC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 14-bit signaling point Destination signaling point code, valid only in the defined SS7 network. MTP identifies the destination according to DPC and makes the routing. A-interface SCCP BSSAP has two users, one is the BSSAP part on MSC side and another is the BSSAP part on the BSC side. So these two must be configured, with each DPC being configured with MSC signaling point and BSC signaling point.
Related subsystem No.1 Range: Unit: Default: Description: 00~FF The local subsystem code (5 at most can be defined) that has signaling relation with the subsystem of this record.
Related subsystem No.3 Range: Unit: 00~FF -
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The local subsystem code (5 at most can be defined) that has signaling relation with the subsystem of this record.
Standby subsystem index Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 The index for the standby subsystem of the subsystem of this record. If the standby subsystem is not available, this parameter is set to 65535.
6.9 PCIC Module Table

I. Function
This table describes the distribution of PCICs (Pb interface CIC) in various BSC modules. Each record in the table describes the modules of a section of continuous PCICs.

Start CIC Range: 0~65535
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The start CIC of a module, should be consistent with the configuration in PCU.
End PCIC Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The end CIC of a module, should be consistent with the configuration in PCU.
Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the module where the PCIC is located.
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7.1 Overview
This table is used to configure the alarm data of BSC and BTS. Its submenus and their functions are described in Table 7-1. Table 7-1 Menu bar options of [Alarm] Menu bar options BSC Alarm Information Parameter Configuration Table BSC Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table BTS Alarm Information Parameter Configuration Table BTS Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table Alarm Information Parameter Table BM Alarm Screening Table Function Used to configure BSC alarm information parameters. Used to configure BSC alarm environment variable parameters. Used to configure BTS alarm information parameters. Used to configure BTS alarm environment variable parameters. Used to configure alarm information parameter. Used to configure BM alarm screening information.
7.2 BSC Alarm Information Parameter Configuration Table

I. Function
This table is used to configure BSC alarm information parameters, including configuring: Alarm and the corresponding recovery report. Alarm level, alarm box alarm class number, etc. The place where the alarm is to be sent, such as BAM and alarm box.

Alarm ID Range: Unit: Default: 0~999 7-1
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Alarm ID, Includes fault alarm ID, recovery report ID, event alarm ID
Recovery report ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~999 The alarm corresponding to the alarm of an [Alarm ID]. One fault alarm corresponds to a recovery one and vice versa. The event alarm has no corresponding recovery report. Therefore, if an [Alarm ID] represents a fault alarm, then its [Recovery report ID] represents a recovery report; if [Alarm ID] represents a recovery report, then its [Recovery report ID] represents a fault alarm; if an [Alarm ID] represents an event alarm, then its [Recovery report ID] is 65535.
Alarm name Range: No more than 35 characters (including Chinese characters, with each Chinese character occupying two characters.) The maximal length of inputting characters is not more than 35 characters (including Chinese characters, with each Chinese character occupying two characters.) Unit: Default: Description: Alarm identity.
Send-to-BAM flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether the host sends the alarm to the BAM. Yes indicates the host sends the alarm to the BAM.
Send-to-alarmbox flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether the host sends the alarm to the alarm box. Yes indicates the host sends the alarm to the alarm box.
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Send-to-TNM flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Unused at present.
Alarm level Range: Unit: Default: Description: Critical alarm, Major alarm, Minor alarm, Warning Indicates how serious the alarm is. There are four levels of the alarm: critical alarm, major alarm, minor alarm, and warning.
TNM alarm level Range: Unit: Default: Description: Event alarm, Failure alarm, Recovery alarm Unused at present.
TNM alarm class No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: Power supply, Environment, Signaling, Trunk, Hardware, Software Unused at present.
Alarm box class No. Range: Communications between modules, Control, Network, Master node communication, Signaling, Clock, Subscriber, Trunk, Power supply, Test alarm, Environment, Transmission, Database, Bill, Call identification, Software running, Miscellaneous The alarm objects are classified according the alarm box requirements.
Indicator operation
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Yes/No No Unused at present.
7.3 BSC Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table

I. Function
This table is used to configure the BSC BM environment alarm parameters, including configuring: BSC BM environment alarm board information, such as module ID, equipment type, board number., and line number. the level that generates the alarm to be high level or low level. the alarm display mode, such as humidity, temperature, smoke, and fire.

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the alarm is generated.
Equipment type Range: Unit: Default: Description: TSS, GALM, RSA_1 GALM The type of environment alarm board. The default is GALM.
Board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~1 1 Environment alarm board number.
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Line No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 The serial port number of Environment alarm board
Valid level value Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~1 1 The type level that generates the alarm, with 0 for low level and 1 for high level.
Fault alarm name Range: Unit: Default: Description: Environment alarm 1~ Environment alarm 32 Environment alarm name
Recovery report name Range: Unit: Default: Description: Environment alarm 1~ Environment alarm 32 The recovery alarm corresponding to the fault alarm.
Indicator position Range: Backup item, Burglar, Humidity, Temperature, Smoke, Fire, Inverter, Battery, Secondary power supply, Primary power supply, General power supply. The alarm display mode
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7.4 BTS Alarm Information Parameter Configuration Table

I. Function
This table is used to configure BTS alarm information parameters, including configuring: Alarm and the corresponding recovery report Alarm level, alarm box alarm class number, etc. The place where the alarm is to be sent, such as BAM and alarm box.

Alarm ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1000~4081 Alarm ID (Including fault alarm ID, recovery report ID, and event alarm ID)
Recovery report ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1000~4081 This field and [Alarm ID] indicate the mapping relation between the recovery report and fault alarm. If an [Alarm ID] represents a fault alarm, then its [Recovery report ID] represents a recovery report; if [Alarm ID] represents a recovery report, then its [Recovery report ID] represents a fault alarm; if an [Alarm ID] represents an event alarm, then its [Recovery report ID] is 65535.
Alarm name Range: Unit: Default: Description: No more than 35 characters Alarm identity.
Send-to-BAM flag Range: Yes/No
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Yes Indicates whether the host sends the alarm to the BAM. Yes indicates the host sends the alarm to the BAM.
Send-to-alarmbox flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Indicates whether the host sends the alarm to the alarm box. Yes indicates the host sends the alarm to the alarm box.
Send-to-TMN flag Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No Yes Unused at present.
Alarm level Range: Unit: Default: Description: Critical alarm, Major alarm, Minor alarm, Warning Indicates how serious the alarm is. There are four levels of the alarm: critical alarm, major alarm, minor alarm, and warning.
TMN alarm level Range: Unit: Default: Description: Event alarm, Failure alarm, Recovery alarm Unused at present.
TMN alarm class No. Range: Unit: Default: Power supply, Environment, Signaling, Trunk, Hardware, Software -
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Description:
Unused at present.
Alarm box class No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: Communications, Antenna feed, Carrier frequency, Baseband, Clock, Power supply, Transmission, Misc. The alarm objects are classified according the alarm box requirements.
Indicator operation Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Unused at present.
Delay time Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 second 0 This field is used to configure the report delay time for an alarm. If this alarm is restored within the delay time, it will not be reported. When this field is set as 0, it represents no delay. If it is set as 65535, it represents infinite delay.
7.5 BTS Alarm Environment Variable Configuration Table

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This table is used to configure the BSC BM environment alarm parameters, including configuring: BSC BM environment alarm board information, such as module ID, equipment type, board number, and line number. the level that generates the alarm to be high level or low level. the alarm display mode, such as humidity, temperature, smoke, and fire.
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Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The ID of the BM where the alarm is generated.
Equipment type Range: Unit: Default: Description: TSS, GALM, RSA_1 GALM The type of environment alarm board. The default is GALM.
Board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 Environment alarm board number.
Line No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~7 The serial port number of Environment alarm board
Valid level value Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~1 1 The type of level that generates the alarm, with 0 for low level and 1 for high level.
Fault alarm name Range: Environment alarm 1~ Environment alarm 32
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Environment alarm name
Recovery report name Range: Unit: Default: Description: Environment alarm 1~ Environment alarm 32 The recovery alarm corresponding to the fault alarm
Indicator position Range: Unit: Default: Description: Voltage, Burglar alarm, Humidity, Temperature, Smoke, Fire alarm The indicator that displays the alarm
7.6 Alarm Information Parameter Table

I. Function
This table is used to configure: Repeated alarm property, such as key field offset address, key field byte length, and maximum number of serial number. Key index, such as whether board number serves as the key index.

Alarm ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~4081 Odd [Alarm ID] represents fault alarm and even [Alarm ID] represents recovery report.
Recovery report ID Range: 2~4082
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The alarm corresponding to the fault alarm. Odd [Alarm ID] represents fault alarm and even [Alarm ID] represents recovery report.
Key field offset address Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~80 0 The start position of key field used to judge the repeated alarm.
Key field byte length Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~80 A repeated alarm can be judged according to [Key field offset address] and [key field byte length]. Assumes [Key field offset address] = 0, [key field byte length] = 7, the module ID of two alarms are the same, and the parameter 0 ~ 6parameter 6 of these two alarms are the same, then these two alarms are repeated.
Maximum number of serial No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 The maximum number of alarms with the same alarm number.
Board No. as key index Range: Unit: Default: Description: Yes/No No Whether board number serves as the key index.
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7.7 BM Alarm Screening Table

I. Function
If a certain BSC alarm or a certain type of BSC alarm is unnecessary, the user can used this table to screen it lest the numerous alarms cause the inconvenience to the user. Through recording the combination of various fields, [BM Alarm Screening Table] can screen: The alarm of a particular number in a particular BM Alarms of a particular level or a particular type in a particular BM Alarms of a particular board in a particular BM Alarms of a particular board channel in a particular BM

Module ID Range: Unit: Default: Description: 1~8 The BM of the alarm to be screened.
Alarm No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 The number of alarm to be screened. This field has the highest priority. When this field is set to a valid value, the host will screen the alarm of this number and neglect other fields of this row.
Alarm box class Range: Invalid, Communications between modules, Control, Network, Master node communication, Signaling, Clock, Subscriber, Trunk, Power supply, Test alarm, Environment, Transmission, Database, Bill, Call ID, Software running, Misc. Invalid The type of the alarm object to be screened. [Alarm class] is the alarm object classification based on the alarm box requirements. This field has the second highest priority. The host will screen the
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alarm specified by [Alarm box class] and [Alarm level] together.
TMN class Range: Unit: Default: Description: Invalid, Power, Environment, Signaling, Trunk, Hardware, Software, Running Invalid Unused at present.
Alarm level Range: Unit: Default: Description: Invalid, Critical alarm, Major alarm, Minor alarm, Warning. Invalid Used to indicate how serious an alarm is. This field has a higher priority than [Board type], [Board No.], and [Port. No.]. When [Alarm box class] and [TMN class] are valid, this field is the auxiliary field to the previous two fields. When this field is set to a valid value and all its previous fields are invalid, the host will screen all alarms specified by this field.
Board type Range: None, ST, ASL, DTMF, DRV, AT2, AT4, DT, GDTM, MFC, MFC16, CPU, GMPU, GEMA, GNOD, GNET, COF, GSIG, TSS, TST, TKD, TC, GTCI, CHD, MCC2, GMC2, GOPT, GFBI, CNT, MCC4, SYN, RSA, PWC, PWX, TUP, NO7, AT0, AT0_16, CT0, MFC32, GDTR, FLE, OLE, FBC, CK2, CK3, SLT, MTK, EM4, DSL, ETS, DMC, AT0_8, RSA_0, RSA_1, RSU_0, RSU_1, ISUP, V5TK, PRA, PHI, GALM, GMEM, LPV5, LPN7, LPRA, LPHI, CLK, SEL, SPT, AVM, DCN, DIU, iDT, LPRSA, RDT, MC8, BIE, MSM, GLAP, FTC, AIE, SCCP, GCKS, E3M, TSI, LPMC2, GSNT, GCTN, GMCC None [Board type] and [Board No.] together determine to screen all alarms of a certain board.
Board No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 The board number actually configured in the system. This field is the
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auxiliary field to [Board type]. When [Board type] is valid, this field indicates the number of the board to be screened. When this field is set to 65535, this field is invalid.
Port No. Range: Unit: Default: Description: 0~65535 65535 Used to screen the alarms of the port specified by [Board type] and [Board No.] together. This field is invalid when it is set to 65535.
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II. Command conventions

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Top menu Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

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Menu bar options Exit

Function Exit BSC Data Management System

2.2 Frame Description Table

II. Parameter description

Unit: Default: Description:

Site ID Range: Unit: Default: 0~255 -

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2.3 Slot Description Table

II. Parameter description

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Unit: Default: Description:

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2.4 Master Node Description Table

II. Parameter description

Read mailbox frame length Range: Unit: 0~255 -

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2.5 HW Description Table

II. Parameter description

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Range: Unit: Default: Description:

2.6 Module Description Table

II. Parameter description

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2.7 Clock Description Table

II. Parameter description

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Unit: Default: Description:

The number of the module to which a clock belongs.

2.8 Clock Configuration Table

2.9 GCKS Clock Configuration Table

II. Parameter description

Select reference source Range: Unit: 000000~111111 -

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2.10 Semi-permanent Connection Table

II. Parameter description

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RSL of HW 3 is idle, then [End channel No.] = 3*32 + 1=97

End channel type Range: Unit: B-channel, D-channel -

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