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Office Data Creation ManualRadio Network Controller

CML:RNC DB Creation

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Copyright (C) Siemens AG / NEC Corporation 2005.

Issued by: Siemens AG, Information and Communications Group, Hofmannstraße 51, 81359 München, Germany and NEC Corporation, 7-1, Shiba 5-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan

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Precautions

To prevent potential injury or even death, this manual as well as the alert labels attached to the system, provide various safety precautions. It is imperative that all safety instructions in this manual and the alert labels be completely understood prior to performing any operations and/or maintenance work.

This manual is intended for the operation and maintenance personnel of the RNC system.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The “Safety Instructions” provides safety instructions for the RNC. For other equipment, refer to the relevant manual of the particular equipment in question.

Definitions of Alert Categories

There are three Alert Categories.

DANGERThis symbol indicates that there is explicit life-threatening danger. Failure to obey this instruction could place you in an imminent danger of death or serious injury.

WARNINGThis symbol indicates an item that potentially endangers your life. Failure to obey this instruction can lead to death or serious injury.

CAUTIONThis symbol indicates an item that could cause bodily injury or damage to property. Failure to obey this instruction could cause injury to you, or damage to the equipment, components, and even the communication network or other property.

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List of Alert Labels

The following lists alert labels attached to the system. Locate the labels and be sure to follow the instructions on them.

(Location)Frame (LSF, TRKF, etc.)

(Explanation)When you replace a fan, do not touch the fan before the fan blade or motor completely stops. Failure to do so could result in injury.

(Location)Frame (LSF, TRKF, PRF, etc.)

(Explanation)Indicates use of a Class 1 laser product which is harmless to the human body.

(Location)Frames with a metal-meshed shielded tube

(Explanation)Wear rubber or vinyl gloves when touching metal-meshed shielded tube. Touching a metal-meshed shielded tube with bare hands can result in dermatitis.

(Location)Card and frame (LSF, TRKF, etc.)

(Explanation)All cards must be handled with extreme care as each one contains Electrostatically Sensitive Devices (ESD). The cards and frames are marked with the ESD-label.

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List of Safety Instructions

When you find a safety instruction in this manual, be sure to read the instruction before starting the work.

The safety instructions, especially regarding death or injury, in this manual are listed below, by their alert categories.

• Alert category: Danger

DANGERImportant Notice on Product SafetyDANGER - RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR DEATH - FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.The system complies with the standard EN 60950 / IEC 60950. All equipment connected to the system must comply with the applicable safety standards.Hazardous voltages are present at the AC power supply lines in this electrical equipment. Some components may also have high operating temperatures.Failure to observe and follow all installation and safety instructions can result in serious personal injury or property damage.Therefore, only trained and qualified personnel may install and maintain the system.

The same text in German:Wichtiger Hinweis zur ProduktsicherheitLEBENSGEFAHR - BEACHTEN SIE ALLE INSTALLATIONSHINWEISE.Das System entspricht den Anforderungen der EN 60950 / IEC 60950. Alle an das System angeschlossenen Geräte müssen die zutreffenden Sicherheitsbestimmungen erfüllen.In diesen Anlagen stehen die Netzversorgungsleitungen unter gefährlicher Spannung. Einige Komponenten können auch eine hohe Betriebstemperatur aufweisen.Nichtbeachtung der Installations- und Sicherheitshinweise kann zu schweren Körperverletzungen oder Sachschäden führen.Deshalb darf nur geschultes und qualifiziertes Personal das System installieren und warten.

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• Alert category: Caution

CAUTIONThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with EN 300386. Its class of conformity is defined in table A30808-X3247-X910-*-7618, which is shipped with each product. This class also corresponds to the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the relevant standards referenced in the manual "Guide to Documentation", may cause harmful interference to radio communications.For system installations it is strictly required to choose all installation sites according to national and local requirements concerning construction rules and static load capacities of buildings and roofs.For all sites, in particular in residential areas it is mandatory to observe all respectively applicable electromagnetic field / force (EMF) limits. Otherwise harmful personal interference is possible.

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• Alert category: Caution (continued)

CAUTIONSafety instructions on the overall work:

• Before performing any operations and maintenance work, make sure that the working environment is safe.

• Before performing any operations and maintenance work, check that the emergency exit are clear in case of an emergency situation.

• Before performing any operation and maintenance work, make sure sufficient safety instructions are given to maintenance personnel.

• Never wear slippers during work.• Take care not to trip over cables, components, or tools during work.

Failure to do so could result injury.• Take care that the shirt sleeves and trousers are not caught in

equipment and/or machines during work. Failure to do so could cause an injury or other accident.

• Do not allow liquid, such as water, on system components or touch the system with wet hands. Moisture in the system can cause an electrical shock or a trouble to the system. If any liquid comes into contact with the system, immediately turn off the power of the affected components, and request repairs.

• Do not rework or disassemble the system components. An electrical shock, fire or component and/or system failure could occur as aresult.

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CAUTIONSafety instructions concerning handling tools and test equipment:

• Before connecting an electric tool to an AC outlet, be sure to check the voltage (230 V) and frequency usable with the tool. Using an electric tool with the wrong voltage or frequency can result in an electrical shock or other accident.

• When using an electric tool, be sure to connect a ground wire to it. Using an electric tool without connecting it to the ground can lead to an electrical shock.

• When an electric tool is being not used, be sure to unplug the power cable from the AC outlet. Failure to do so could cause an electrical shock or other accident.

• When using a crimping tool, be careful not to get your fingers caughtin the jaws of the tool.

• When using any electric tool or crimping tool, be sure to observe the instructions given in the relevant instruction manuals.

Safety instructions on handling cards:• Wear thin cotton gloves when handling cards. Working with bare

hands can lead to an injury or accident.• Follow all instructions for handling the card being tested, the test

instrument, cables and all other components properly in accordance with the instructions given in the relevant manuals.

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CAUTIONSafety instructions on high voltage and high current:

• Persons other than the maintenance personnel must not touch the Direct Current Power Distribution Board (DC-PDB). The DC-PDB carries high voltage and current. Touching it could result in an electrical shock or other accident.

• Do not touch those parts of the RNC that contain components with high voltage or current. Inadvertent contact with any of these components can cause injury, death, and/or damage to the system.

• Be sure to provide grounding where required. Failure to do so can result in system failure or electrical shock, especially if caused by the lightning.

• When measuring voltage or current, take adequate insulating measures, such as covering or winding the unnecessary parts of the measuring terminal and tools with insulating tape. Allowing the measuring terminal to touch another terminal, or a short-circuit caused by a tool, could result in an electrical shock or other accident.

• Operate the test equipment and the Call Simulation Equipment (CSE) on the specified voltage (230 V system). Operating them at an inadequate voltage can cause a fire.

• Before making a connection with the DC-PDB, ensure that the power to the main circuit breaker is OFF. Making a connection with the DC-PDB when the power is ON can result in an electrical shock or other accident.

• Before making a cable connection, be sure to turn OFF the switch on the power distribution board. Otherwise, an electrical shock or other accident could occur.

• Before making a cable connection, confirm the electric polarity is correct. If the cable is connected with the wrong polarity, an electrical shock or other accident could occur.

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CAUTIONSafety instructions when working up high or on a step ladder:

• When working on a cable rack or running cables while on a step or other ladder, watch your footings and be careful not to fall. Failure to take proper precautions could result in injury or other problems.

• When working on a cable rack or running cables up high, be careful not to drop any tools or components. Dropping a tool or a component can injure personnel, or cause problems to the system.

Safety instructions on rotating parts:• Do not touch rotating parts, such as fans, and do not remove the

guard while they are still rotating. Touching these rotating parts while they are still in motion rotating could result in an injury or other accident.

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PRECAUTIONS FOR NORMAL SYSTEM OPERATION

The “Precautions for Normal System Operation” provides precautions against potential problems that could occur to the system. In order to maintain normal operation of the system, particular attentionmust be paid to each precaution prior to and during any operation and/or maintenance work.

Site Consideration

To maintain normal system operation, your site must always meet the requirements listed below.

(1) Temperature and humidity

• Make sure that the temperature and humidity levels are within the acceptable range: the temperature must be between 5 and 40°C and the humidity 20 and 80% (There must be no condensation).

• Make sure that the site is not exposed to liquid such as water and oil.

• Make sure that the site is not exposed to direct sunlight nor placed near a flame or heating appliance like a stove.

(2) DustTo prevent a short circuit due to dust buildup, make sure that the site is kept clean and dust free.

(3) VibrationSince the system components are precision-engineered equipment and devices, make sure that the site is not subject to vibration.

(4) Heat dissipationProper air circulation is necessary to prevent the temperature from rising inside the system.Make sure that the vents of the system components are always kept clear.

(5) Static electricityBe sure to connect your wrist strap to a proper ground such as an ESD terminal.

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List of Precautions

The precautions are listed by the following working situations:

• When Operating the System

• When Handling Cards

• When Handling the Power Supply

• When Handling Parts and Components

When Operating The System

• Keep the doors of the machine room closed during work. In a room with high humidity, vapor can condense on cards and modules in the RNC, which can lead to a short-circuit or fire. Excessive dust can also cause a short-circuit or fire.

• If using air-conditioning, prevent water from the ceiling or the refrigerant pipes from dripping on cards and modules in the RNC. If any component in the system becomes wet, this could result in a short-circuit or fire.

• Keep the humidity in the machine room within the range of 20 to 80%, with no condensation.

• Do not leave foreign objects such as screws, wires, or pieces of metal inside the frames or modules, Main Distribution Frame (MDF) or terminal devices of the RNC. Such foreign objects can damage the equipment or cause a short-circuit, subsequently resulting in a malfunction of the RNC or other problem.

• Wear antistatic shoes during the operation and maintenance work.

• Clean the filter on the fan at least every six months. If the filter is not kept properly cleaned, a short-circuit or fire can occur.

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When Handling Cards

• ESD labels are located on both front and rear doorknobs of a frame.

• All cards are equipped with ESD-labels.

Front Rear

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• When inserting or removing a card from the system components, always wear thin cotton gloves and a grounded wrist strap to prevent static electricity. Electrostatic charge can damage the internal parts.

• Connect the wrist strap to the earth bonding point of a frame.

Wear a pair of thin cotton gloves.

Wear a grounded wrist strap.

To Earth Bonding Point

wrist strap

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• Make sure that the switches and short plugs on the spare card are in the same position as those on the card to be replaced.

• Make sure the direction (top and bottom) of the spare card is correct. Do not force the card into the slot. Forcibly inserting a card in a wrong direction can damage it.

0 1 2 3

ON

OFF

DIP switches

Rotary switch

Short plugs

Right Wrong

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• Do not bend or twist the card. Bending or twisting the card can damage it and result in a malfunction.

• If a card is marked with a “!” label, be sure to turn off the power switch of the card before removing it.

When Handling The Power Supply

• The system components are kept in operation with the power supply turned on at all times.Make sure that no personnel except the system administrator is allowed to operate the power switch. If the power supply is interrupted, communications will be disrupted, and any unsaved data will be lost.

• Never turn the power switch of a card on and off, or insert or remove a fuse unless absolutely necessary. Be careful not to abruptly turn the power supply on and off.

• Normal operation of the system is not guaranteed when the input voltage is out of the prescribed range. The system operation is not guaranteed even when the voltage returns to anormal level once it has gone out of the range. In this case, it will be necessary to reset the system.

When Handling Parts and Components

• Never swing a cable. Never forcibly wind a cable. Swinging or forcibly winding a cable can break the cable or damage its connector.

• Never wind an optical cable to form a loop with a diameter of 100 mm or less. To do so could break the optical cable.

• When making a connection with a cable conductor, be careful not to place the conductor in contact with another cable conductor. A short-circuit could result in a fire or other damage.

• Never remove the cap from an optical connector, except when attaching the connector. If an optical connector is damaged or contaminated with dust, this will disrupt communications.

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• Never step on a battery. Stepping on a battery can cause the battery to leak.

• Use tools and components such as batteries and cables correctly, in accordance with the instructions given in the relevant manuals.

DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities.

The correct disposal and separate collection of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health. It is a precondition for reuse and recycling of used electrical and electronic equipment.

For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance, please contact your sales representative.

The statements quoted above are only fully valid for equipment which is installed in the countries of the European Union and is covered by the directive 2002/96/EC.

Countries outside the European Union may have other regulations regarding the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.

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Preface

This document is prepared as a standard edition that may include descriptions not applying to your system.

Proper management and accumulation of office data helps maintain a normal operation of the Radio Network Controller (RNC). This manual describes how to create office data using various commands.

SECTION 1 : OverviewProvides an overview of office data creation.

SECTION 2 : Command Input ProcedureDescribes the procedures to input commands for office data creation.

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TITLE INDEX NUMBER

SECTION 1OVERVIEW

Office Data ....................................................................... INT-089-1000-30(E)-01

SECTION 2COMMAND INPUT PROCEDURE

Office Data Command Input Procedure........................... PRC-089-2000-40(E)-01

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Office Data

1. RNC File Configuration

As shown in Fig. 1, the Radio Network Controller (RNC) can generally be classified as a system file and an office data file. The system file does not depend on office conditions, is unique to the system and not created by Operation and Maintenance (O&M) personnel. On the other hand, the office data file depends on office conditions, and is created by O&M personnel using on-line commands.

Fig. 1 RNC File Configuration

The system file consists of the Application (APL) program, common Operating System (OS) program, system data, Database Management System (DBMS) data file and minimum configuration data file. Among these files, APL program, common OS program and system data are program files. The DBMSdata file sets the schema defining the data construction of office data as well as the d1 data (installation pattern data) for diagnosis. The minimum configuration data is the minimum hardware data required to start up the system. The office data file specifies equipment, signaling system, route, etc., peculiar to each office.

System File

ProgramFile

APL Program

Common OS Program

System Data

DBMS Data File *1

Minimum ConfigurationData File *2

Office Data File*3

APL Program

Common OS Program

System Data

LogicalSchemaPhysicalSchema

Database*1,*2,*3

Schema*1

LogicalSchema

LogicalSchema

OfficeData

*1 :The DBMS data file sets the schema defining the data construction of office data as well as the d1 data (installation pattern data) for diagnosis.*2 :The minimum configuration data is the minimum hardware data required to start up the system.*3 :The office data file specifies the defferent devices, signaling method, routes, etc. for each office.


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2. System File

The system file consists of the APL program, common OS program, system data, DBMS data file and minimum configuration file. Out of these files, the APL program, common OS program and system data are program files.

3. Office Data

3.1 DBMS Data Configuration

DBMS consists of schema and database. Schema is the items that need to define the data, such as the form of DB, the way of search, the allocation of memory, etc. Database is the entity of defined user data, such as the value of office condition and contents of alarm.

There are two types of database -- physical database and logical database.

Fig. 2 Data Managed in DBMS

3.2 Schema

All the data managed in DBMS are defined and designed in the schema. There are two types of schema as shown below.

• Schema related to the logical database This is the schema that defines the logical database, and called logical schema.

• Schema related to the physical databaseThis is the schema that defines the database entity.

3.3 Logical Schema

The logical database is such data that are managed in a general-purpose database; it is too slower a little to read/write data but it is more general and flexible in use. It is a logical schema that defines such data.

DBMSManagement

DataSchema

Database(Entitiy)

LogicalSchema

LogicalDatabase

PhysicalSchema

PhysicalDatabase

PhysicalDatabaseRelated

LogicalDatabaseRelated


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3.4 Physical Schema

The physical database must be operated by the request from the users in various configurations or conditions. Such information is described in a schema, and especially the schema related to the physical database is called physical schema. To use the physical database, the physical schema must be defined in advance.

DBMS refers to the physical schema to take in the configuration of data expected by user, and realizes to read/write the each data. Namely, the physical schema is the information that is told to the attribute of the physical database that users need.

3.5 Logical Database

The logical database cannot support the real-time process that is needed by the switching process but can be set up the general and flexible conditions for searching and writing.

The logical database is dealt as the group of records which are separate into each field as shown in Fig. 3. Major contents which are defined in the logical schema are attributes of fields consisting of a record, field configuration of a record, an index type which is added to the field as an option, etc.

In general, the logical database is treated as a table format.

Fig. 3 Example of Logical Database

3.6 Physical Database

The physical database has an Application Programming Interface (API) for real-time processing for switching/communication in particular. It cannot support general and flexible data operation but can operate and process in response that meets to the severe real-time process.

In general, the physical database is treated as physical tables assembled as shown in Fig. 4.

AlarmNo. Alarm Class

0012

0013

0014

mn

Date

16/05/03 ### circuit trouble found on cn=10300 ###

Field

16/05/03

17/05/03

if

mn

Alarm Message

## circuit trouble recovered on cn=10300 ##

### carrier lost on trunk cirucit cn=10300 ###

Field Field Field

Record(Logical Record)


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Fig. 4 Outline of Physical Tables

Thus, a schema is needed to define each tree’s form and so on. This is a schema per physical table.

3.7 Minimum Configuration Data File

The minimum configuration data file is the office data in the system file that the minimum hardware to activate the system setup. It can be modified by online command, but it cannot be deleted.

The hardware devices set up in the minimum configuration data file are shown in the table below.

Table 1 Hardware Devices Set up in Minimum Configuration Data File

Device Name Logical Device Name

CP cp00 (OMP), cp01 (CLP), cp02 (CLP)

COC coc0, coc1

SCC scc0, scc1

DAT dat05, dat15

DK dk00, dk10

DK partition dk000/dk100, dk001/dk101, dk002/dk102

RS rs00, rs10

LAN lan0, lan1

HUBM hub00, hub10

MCLK mclk0, mclk1

MIF mif0, mif1

SVC svc0, svc1

BLSC blsc000, blsc100

LSW atm0, atm1

0

i

PhysicalTable

0

j

0

k


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3.8 Online Office Data File

(1) Office dataThe data which is used in switching process are the data of networks with other offices, the data of office facility, and the data of system parameter set up to the RNC in advance. These data are the office data, and it is saved on the database in the RNC. The office data is set up so that the program of the RNC can work correctly with the different hardware configuration of each office. There are two main contents of office data as shown below.

• Data of office facilityOffice data must be modified when hardware is added or deleted.

• Data of networks with other officesThe data is set up for the communication links with other offices when trunks or other equipment for networks are added or deleted.

(2) Modifying office dataWhen a new office opens, all office data is set up in advance and the operation of RNC starts. However, facilities of own office or network conditions with other offices are changed while the office is operated for a long time. In these cases, the existing office data must be modified to fit the office conditions in each office.

(3) Point of modifying office dataWhen office data is needed to modify, it is modified with the condition. The following are the points of modifying office data.

• Modification of office facility

• When hardware is added or deleted

• Modification of network with other offices

• When an associated office is added or deleted

• When an associated office adds or deletes trunks

• When trunks are added or deleted in own office

• When signaling links are added/deleted in/from the existing common channel signaling networks


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4. Network Interface

Fig. 5 shows the W-CDMA network configuration.

Fig. 5 Network Configuration

UTRAN

RNS

RNC

Iub

Iur

RNS

RNC

Uu

ME

UE

Cu

USIM

Iu

MSC/VLR

GMSC PSTNISDN

HLR

SGSN Internet

CN

GGSN

Node B

Node B

Node B

Node B

Node B

InterfaceCu Connects USIM and ME

Uu Connects UE and Node-B by radio

Iub Connects Node-B and RNCIur Connects RNCs

Iu Connects RNC and CN

GPRS General Packet Radio ServiceUMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications Service

GMSC Gateway Mobile-services Swtiching Center

VLR Visitor Location Register

HLR Home Location Register

GGSN Gateway GPRS Support Node

SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node

MSC Mobile-services Switching Center

CN Core Network

RNC Radio Network Controller

Node B Node BRNS Radio Network Subsystem

UTRAN UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network

ME Mobile Equipment

USIM UMTS Subscriber Identity ModuleUE User Epuipment

ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network

PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network


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5. System Configuration

Figs. 6 and 7 show the RNC system configurations.

Fig. 6 System Configuration of RNC

from/toNode B

from/toNode B

LSM

CLKD

HUBIU

GTPM

HUBIU

PRM

PRLCD-CMPM

DTI

DTI

SIGM

M2C

M2CMCMUXE

TINF

TINF

TINF

156M

156M

from/toCN/RNC

E1

E1TINF

C-CMPM

DTI

CMPCMUXE

CMUX

CMPE1

MHM

TINF

TINF

HUBIU

HUBIU

MHC CMUX

ATMSW

M2C

HUBIU

TINF

DHT

DHTCMUXE

CMUX

DHTM

HUB

CLK RMP CLP

SVC COC

MIF

LMT-RNC

OMP

DK DAT

CCPM

SCC

GMUX

TINF

TINF

CMUXE

CMP

ANC / GIC / MFG

TINF


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Fig. 7 System Configuration of RNC with WCMP and MDTI

LSM

CLKD

HUBIU

GTPM

HUBIU

PRM

SIGM

M2CMCMUXE

TINF

TINF156Mfrom/toCN/RNC

WCMP

MHM

WCMP

TINF

HUBIU

MHC CMUX

ATMSW

M2C

HUBIU

TINF

DHT

DHTCMUXE

CMUX

DHTM

HUB

CLK RMP CLP

SVC COC

MIF

LMT-RNC

OMP

DK DAT

CCPM

SCC

GMUX

TINF

TINF

TINF

CMUXE

DTIM

MDTI

HUBIU

CMUX

TINF

from/toNode B

156M

M2C

ANC / GIC / MFG

PRLC/HSPRLC

HSDST


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Table 2 RNC System Configuration (1/3)

Abbrev. Meaning Function

CCPM Central Control Processor Module Processor Module

OMP Operation & Maintenance Processor Performs system management

CLP Call Processor Performs call processing

RMP Resource Management Processor Performs system resource management

COC Communication Controller Provides interface to operation terminal

SVC Supervisory Controller Monitors system troubles

MIF Maintenance Interface Provides interface to alarm indicator

CLK Clock Generates system clock

SCC SCSI Controller Provides interface to DAT or Disk (DK)

DAT Digital Audio Tape Saves data

DK Disk Saves data

LMT-RNC Local Maintenance Terminal for Radio Network Controller

Inputs/modifies data in database and provides system administration interface

LSM Line Switch Module Line Switch Module

ATM SW Asynchronous Transfer Mode Switch Performs ATM switching

TINF Trunk Interface Provides interface for CN, Node-B and Trunk Module

CLKD Clock Distributor Distributes the system clock to ATM SW

WCMP Wideband Composite Assembles/disassembles composite cells

HSDST High-speed Downlink Shared Channel Trunk

Enables High-speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) function on 3GPP

CMPM Composite/De-composite Module Trunk Module

CMUX Cell Multiplexer Provides interface between ATM SW and CMP

CMUXE Cell Multiplexer Extension Provides interface between ATM SW and CMP

CMP Composite/De-composite Assembles/disassembles composite cells

DTI Digital Transmission Interface Terminates E1 line


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HUBIU HUB Interface Unit Terminates HUB link

DHTM Diversity Handover Trunk Module Trunk Module

DHT Diversity Handover Trunk Provides diversity handover function

CMUXE Cell Multiplexer Extension Provides interface between ATM SW and DHT

DTIM Digital Transmission Interface Module

Trunk Module

CMUX Cell Multiplexer Provides interface between ATM SW and MDTI


MDTI Multiple Digital Transmission Interface Terminates STM-1 line

GTPM GPRM Tunneling Protocol Module Trunk Module

GMUX GTP Packet Multiplexer Provides GPRS tunneling protocol for packet data


M2CM Mobile Layer-2 Control Module Trunk Module

M2C Mobile Layer-2 Controller Terminates C-Plane data

CMUXE Cell Multiplexer Extension Provides interface between ATM SW and M2C

MHM MAC header Handling Module Trunk Module

MHC MAC header Handling Controller Provides MAC (Medium Access Control) function inside RNC

CMUX Cell Multiplexer Provides interface between ATM SW and MHC


PRM Packet Radio Link Controller Module

Trunk Module

PRLC Packet Radio Link Controller Terminates Layer 2 protocol packet data

HSPRLC High-speed Packet Radio Link Controller

Terminates Layer 2 protocol packet data at high speed




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CMUXE Cell Multiplexer Extension Provides interface between ATM SW and PRLC


SIGM Signaling Module Trunk Module

ANC ATM Adaptation Layer Controller Terminates signaling data from CN and Node-B

GIC General purpose Interface Card Terminates the AAL5/ATM layer of the Iu-Broadcast Center (BC) interface

MFG Multi-frame Generator Generates multi-frame signal to send on radio

CMUX Cell Multiplexer Provides interface between ATM SW and ANC




A50016-G5000-G283-1-7630ND-57820-706 (E)-01

SECTION 2COMMAND INPUT PROCEDURE

A50016-G5000-G283-1-7630PRC-089-2000-40 (E)-01 Office Data Command Input Procedure

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Office Data Command Input Procedure

1. Outline

The office data command input procedure for the RNC and the Node B addition/removal procedure are described below. These procedures are described on premise that commands are input via the Local Maintenance Terminal for Radio Network Controller (LMT-RNC).

The following shows each general flow for RNC system installation, Node B addition and removal.


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1.1 RNC System Installation

1.1.1 System Installation of RNC

Fig. 1 shows a flow chart to install a new RNC system.

START

Set IP Address

Create SP SystemDevice

Activate (INS) SPSystem Device

Set Own (home)RNC Information

Set SS7 RelatedInformation

Set Node B relatedInformation

Create TINF DeviceLine

- CMUX/GMUX Device (MSWC, CMPC, NBSC, GMUX, PSWC)

- TINF Device (TIFD, TIFS)- TINF-Subordinate ATM Line Device (AO3D, AO3S, AC1D, AO1D, AO1S)- CMUX-Subordinate Trunk Device (MHC, DHT, CMP, N1CMP, ANC,

MFG, M2C, PRLC)*:Specify node number for BASIC device inside the same CMUX group. For EXTEND device, specification of node number is unnecessary.*:Create required amount of GMUX devices in advance, then create PRLCdevice. (Limitation for command input exists.)

Using ulock/ins eqp commands, activate the SP system device in the system.For devices in master-slave relationship, activate (INS) the device in higherclass first, before creating the subordinate.(e.g. TIFD/TIFS and AO3D/AO3S, NBSC and ANC etc.)

Using cre rnc command, set RNC information of own node.(Customize information for each node)

Own node point code setting (cre osp command)MTP level 2/3 related data setting (cre n7l2a/n7l3a commands)Link group setting (cre lgn command)Signaling route setting (cre n7rt command)

Using cre rbc/ cre sccsr/ cre ifmrms/ cre olpc/ cre phccp commands,set Node B related information.

Set line information for TINF line device (AO3D/AO3S/AC1D) (cre cnr/ublk cbia commands)For line types, specify the following:AO3D/AO3S : for STM-1 Euro-specification (single/ dual mode) andAC1D : for C1HW line device.

- GMUX-specific information settings (cre gmrp command)

See "2. Command Input Procedure".

SCCP management termination office setting (cre n7dpc command)

Fig. 1 System Installation Procedure (1/3)

A


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Fig. 1 System Installation Procedure (2/3)

Register SS7 Link

Create PVC PathInformation

Register EmergencyLink

Register VCC forPacket

Set path connectionbetween OMC and

Node B

Set PVC path for N1CMP device. (cre cmpvc command)Set PVC path related to NBAP/ALCAP for lub. (cre eqplnk command)Set PVC path related to Node Synchronization for lub. (cre eqplnkcommand)

Using cre emlnk command, register emergency link for Node B.

Register virtual channel connection for packet call. (cre pkt command)

Set PVC path for OMC to perform operation and maintenancecontrol on Node B.

Set SS7 link with higher class node

A

Create Node B

Create DTI-CMPLine

Set CMP Resource

Set ATM LineInformation

Using cre nb command, set information for Node B to be installedin this RNC.

Set DTI line information for Node B. (cre dclr/ ublk dclb)

Set resource information for CMP/N1CMP device. (cre cmpr command)

Set information for vpci/vpi/vci/vpci bandwidth etc. of ATM lines directedto an associated node. (cre acr command)

B


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Fig. 1 System Installation of RNC (3/3)

Register CellRelated Information

Activate Informationof Registered Cell

Set Information forReference Clock

Establish SS7 Link

Register Node B cell reltaed information setting.(cre cell iub/ cre cell adc/ cre cell cctl/ cre cell aci/ cre cell gc commands)

Using act cell command, activate the registered cell information.

Using cre rfclk command, register route for reference clock.

Using str slk command, establish SS7 link.

B

END

Set CommonChannel for Node B

Register up/down link common channel directed to Node B.

Register Cell Re-selection Control

Using cre cell rslc, register cell re-selection control.

Register BufferUtilization Measurement

Information

Using cre bumi command, register buffer utilization maeasurementinformation.

Register DownlinkPower Balancing

Information

Using cre dlpb command, register downlink power balancinginformation.

Register IMSI BasedHandover Control

Information

Using cre ibhc command, register IMSI based handover controlinformation.


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1.1.2 System Installation of RNC with WCMP and MDTI

Fig. 2 shows a flow chart to install a new RNC system.

START

Set IP Address

Create SP SystemDevice

Activate (INS) SPSystem Device

Set Own (home)RNC Information

Set SS7 RelatedInformation

Set Node B relatedInformation

Create TINF DeviceLine

- CMUX/GMUX Device (MSWC, CMPC, NBSC, GMUX, PSWC, ASSC, DTSC)

- TINF Device (TIFD, TIFS)- TINF-Subordinate ATM Line Device (AO3D, AO3S, AC1D, AO1D, AO1S)- CMUX-Subordinate Trunk Device (MHC, DHT, CMP, N1CMP, ANC,

MFG, M2C, PRLC, WCMP, MDTI, HSDST, HSPRLC)*:Specify node number for BASIC device inside the same CMUX group. For EXTEND device, specification of node number is unnecessary.*:Create required amount of GMUX devices in advance, then create PRLCdevice. (Limitation for command input exists.)

Using ulock/ins eqp commands, activate the SP system device in the system.For devices in master-slave relationship, activate (INS) the device in higherclass first, before creating the subordinate.(e.g. TIFD/TIFS and AO3D/AO3S, NBSC and ANC etc.)

Using cre rnc command, set RNC information of own node.(Customize information for each node)

Own node point code setting (cre osp command)MTP level 2/3 related data setting (cre n7l2a/n7l3a commands)Link group setting (cre lgn command)Signaling route setting (cre n7rt command)

Using cre rbc/ cre sccsr/ cre ifmrms/ cre olpc/ cre phccp commands,set Node B related information.

Set line information for TINF line device (AO3D/AO3S/AC1D) (cre cnr/ublk cbia commands)For line types, specify the following:AO3D/AO3S : for STM-1 Euro-specification (single/ dual mode) andAC1D : for C1HW line device.

- GMUX-specific information settings (cre gmrp command)

See "2. Command Input Procedure".

SCCP management termination office setting (cre n7dpc command)

Fig. 2 System Installation of RNC with WCMP and MDTI (1/3)

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Register SS7 Link

Register EmergencyLink

Set PVC path for WCMPD/WCMPS device. (cre cmpvc command)Set PVC path related to NBAP/ALCAP for lub. (cre eqplnk command)Set PVC path related to Node Synchronization for lub. (cre eqplnkcommand)

Using cre emlnk command, register emergency link for Node B.

Set SS7 link with higher class node

A

Create Node B

Create DTI-CMPLine

Set CMP Resource

Set ATM LineInformation

Using cre nb command, set information for Node B to be installedin this RNC.

Set DTI line information for Node B. (cre dclr/ ublk dclb commands)

Set resource information for CMP/N1CMP/WCMP device. (cre cmpr command)

Set information for vpci/vpi/vci/vpci bandwidth etc. of ATM lines directedto an associated node. (cre acr command)

Create MDTI LineInformation

Set MDTI Line Information. (cre mdtil command)Set IMA group information for MDTI. (cre mimag command)

Set MDTI Resource Set resource information for MDTI device. (cre mali command)

Modify UMTS QoS toDSCP Mapping

Using mod uqcdm command, modify UMTS QoS to DSCP mapping.

B

Create PVC PathInformation


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Register CellRelated Information

Register Node B cell reltaed information setting.(cre cell iub/ cre cell adc/ cre cell cctl/ cre cell aci/ cre cell gc commands)

B

Set CommonChannel for Node B

Register up/down link common channel directed to Node B.

Register VCC forPacket

Set path connectionbetween OMC and

Node B

Register virtual channel connection for packet call. (cre pkt command)

Set PVC path for OMC to perform operation and maintenancecontrol on Node B.

Activate Informationof Registered Cell

Set Information forReference Clock

Establish SS7 Link

Using act cell command, activate the registered cell information.

Using cre rfclk command, register route for reference clock.

Using str slk command, establish SS7 link.

Register Cell Re-selection Control

Using cre cell rslc, register cell re-selection control.

Register BufferUtilization Measurement

Information

Using cre bumi command, register buffer utilization maeasurementinformation.

Register DownlinkPower Balancing

Information

Using cre dlpb command, register downlink power balancinginformation.

Register IMSI BasedHandover Control

Information

Using cre ibhc command, register IMSI based handover controlinformation.

END

RegisterHSDPA related

Information

Using cre hsdpa command and cre hsrrm command,register HSDPA related information.


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1.2 Node B Addition

Fig. 3 shows a flow chart to add a new Node B.

Fig. 3 Node B Addition Procedure

Addition of a Node B

Start

Setting of CMPresource

Setting of ATM lineinformation

Setting of PVC pathinformation

Setting of cell-relatedinformation

Setting of commonchannel for Node B

End


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1.3 Node B Removal

Fig. 4 shows a flow chart to delete a Node B.

Fig. 4 Node B Removal Procedure

Start

Deletion ofCMP resource

Deletion of ATMline information

Deletion ofPVC path

information

Deletion ofcell-relatedinformation

Deletion ofcommon channel for

Node B

End

Removal ofa Node B


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2. Office Data On-line Command Input Procedure

2.1 RNC System Installation Procedure

2.1.1 System Installation of RNC

STEP ACTION/REMARKS

1 Set IP addresses.1-1 Set each IP address for RNC and OMC.

Use the cre inet command.1-2 Enable the registered network information.

Use the comm inet command.

2 Create SP system devices.2-1 Register SP system controllers in order of nbsc, mswc, cmpc, gmux.

Use the cre eqp command.2-2 Register GMUX-related information.

Use the cre gmrp command.2-3 Register subordinate SP devices in order of pswc, tifd, tifs, ac1d, ao3d, ao3s, mhc,

dht, cmp, n1cmp, anc, mfg, m2c.Use the cre eqp command.

3 Activate SP system devices.Use the ulock eqp command.

4 Set own RNC information.Use the cre rnc command.

5 Set SS7-related information.5-1 Register own node information.

Use the cre osp command.5-2 Register SS7 level 2 or level 3 information.

Use the cre n7l2a or cre n7l3a command.

Note: Skip this sub-step if appropriate values are already set in software option setting data.

5-3 Register SS7 signaling link group.Use the cre lgn command.

5-4 Register SS7 signaling route.Use the cre n7rt command.

5-5 Register SCCP management destination data.Use the cre n7dpc command.


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6 Set Node-B-related information.6-1 Register radio bearer control information.

Use the cre rbc command.6-2 Register synchronization configuration for cell setup request.

Use the cre sccsr command.6-3 Register the report mode system information of the measurement in the same

frequency.Use the cre ifmrms command.

6-4 Register inter system hard handover control commands.Use the cre ishc command.

6-5 Register outer loop power control information commands.Use the cre olpc command.

6-6 Register PDCH header compression configuration parameters.Use the cre phccp command.

6-7 Register dedicated measurement infromation commands.Use the cre dmi bra command.

7 Create TINF line.7-1 Register line numbers for tifd, tifs, and then c1hw.

Use the cre cnr command.7-2 Unblock the tifd and tifs lines.

Use the ublk cbia command.

8 Create Node B.Use the cre nb command.

9 Create DTI-CMP line for Node B.9-1 Register the line for Node B.

Use the cre dclr command.9-2 Unblock the line for Node B.

Use the ublk dclb command.

10 Set CMP resource for Node B.Use the cre cmpr command.

11 Set ATM line.11-1 Register ATM line information.

Use the cre acr command.11-2 Register prlc.

Use the cre eqp command.


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12 Register SS7 link.Use the cre slk command.

13 Create PVC path information for n1cmp.Use the cre cmpvc command.

14 Register an emergency link.14-1 Register a link for Node B in order of signaling link, synchronization link.

Use the cre eqplnk command.14-2 Register the emergency link.

Use the cre emlnk command.14-3 Modify registered ANC device control information.

Use the mod eqpanc command.


15 Register VCC for packet.Use the cre pkt command.

16 Register cross-connect for direct CMP and ATM switch to set path connection between Radio Commander and Node B.Use the cre dacon command.

17 Set cell-related information in order of iub, adc, cctl, aci, gc.Use the cre cell command.

18 Set common channels for Node B.18-1 Register an uplink common channel.

Use the cre ulcc command.18-2 Register a downlink common channel.

Use the cre dlcc command.

19 Register the cell re-selection control information.Use the cre cell rslc command.

20 Register the buffer utilization measurement information.Use the cre bumi command.

21 Register downlink power balancing information.Use the cre dlpb command.

22 Register IMSI based handover control information.Use the cre ibhc command.


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23 Activate the registered cell information.Use the act cell command.

24 Set reference clock information.Use the reg rfclk command.

25 Establish SS7 link.Use the str slk command.

2.1.2 System Installation of RNC with WCMP and MDTI

STEP ACTION/REMARKS

1 Set IP addresses.1-1 Set each IP address for RNC and OMC.

Use the cre inet command.1-2 Enable the registered network information.

Use the comm inet command.

2 Create SP system devices.2-1 Register SP system controllers in order of nbsc, mswc, cmpc, gmux, dtsc.

Use the cre eqp command.2-2 Register GMUX-related information.

Use the cre gmrp command.2-3 Register subordinate SP devices in order of pswc, tifd, tifs, ac1d, ao3d, ao3s, mhc,

dht, cmp, n1cmp, anc, mfg, m2c, wcmpd, wcmps, mdti, hsdps, hprlc.Use the cre eqp command.

3 Activate SP system devices.Use the ulock eqp command.

4 Set own RNC information.Use the cre rnc command.

5 Set SS7-related information.5-1 Register own node information.

Use the cre osp command.5-2 Register SS7 level 2 or level 3 information.

Use the cre n7l2a or cre n7l3a command.


5-3 Register SS7 signaling link group.Use the cre lgn command.


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5-4 Register SS7 signaling route.Use the cre n7rt command.

5-5 Register SCCP management destination data.Use the cre n7dpc command.

6 Set Node-B-related information.6-1 Register radio bearer control information.

Use the cre rbc command.6-2 Register synchronization configuration for cell setup request.

Use the cre sccsr command.6-3 Register the report mode system information of the measurement in the same

frequency.Use the cre ifmrms command.

6-4 Register inter system hard handover control commands.Use the cre ishc command.

6-5 Register outer loop power control information commands.Use the cre olpc command.

6-6 Register PDCH header compression configuration parameters.Use the cre phccp command.

6-7 Register dedicated measurement infromation commands.Use the cre dmi bra command.

7 Create TINF line.7-1 Register line numbers for tifd, tifs, and then c1hw.

Use the cre cnr command.7-2 Unblock the tifd and tifs lines.

Use the ublk cbia command.

8 Set MDTI line.8-1 Register MDTI line information.

Use the cre mdtil command.8-2 Register IMA group information for MDTI.

Use the cre mimag command.

9 Create Node B.Use the cre nb command.

10 Create DTI-CMP line for Node B.10-1 Register the line for Node B.

Use the cre dclr command.10-2 Unblock the line for Node B.


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Use the ublk dclb command.

11 Set CMP resource for Node B.Use the cre cmpr command.

12 Set ATM line.12-1 Register ATM line information.

Use the cre acr command.12-2 Register prlc.

Use the cre eqp command.

13 Set MDTI resource for Node B.Use the cre mali command.

14 Register SS7 link.Use the cre slk command.

15 Create PVC path information for n1cmp.Use the cre cmpvc command.

16 Register an emergency link.16-1 Register a link for Node B in order of signaling link, synchronization link.

Use the cre eqplnk command.16-2 Register the emergency link.

Use the cre emlnk command.16-3 Modify registered ANC device control information.



17 Modify UMTS QoS to DSCP mapping.Use the mod uqcdm command.

18 Register VCC for packet.Use the cre pkt command.

19 Register cross-connect for direct CMP and ATM switch to set path connection between Radio Commander and Node B.Use the cre dacon command.

20 Set cell-related information in order of iub, adc, cctl, aci, gc.Use the cre cell command.

21 Set common channels for Node B.


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21-1 Register an uplink common channel.Use the cre ulcc command.

21-2 Register a downlink common channel.Use the cre dlcc command.

22 Register the cell re-selection control information.Use the cre cell rslc command.

23 Register the buffer utilization measurement information.Use the cre bumi command.

24 Set HSDPA-related data.24-1 Register a high-speed downlink packet access channel.

Use the cre hsdpa command.24-2 Register HS-DSCH radio management information.

Use the cre hsrrm command.

25 Register downlink power balancing information.Use the cre dlpb command.

26 Register IMSI based handover control information.Use the cre ibhc command.

27 Activate the registered cell information.Use the act cell command.

28 Set reference clock information.Use the reg rfclk command.

29 Establish SS7 link.Use the str slk command.


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2.2 Node B Addition Procedure

STEP ACTION/REMARKS

1 Add Node B.Use the cre nb command.

2 Set CMP resource.Use the cre cmpr command.

3 Set ATM line.Use the cre acr command.

4 Set PVC path information.4-1 Register a link for Node B in order of signaling link, synchronization link.

Use the cre eqplnk command.4-2 Modify registered ANC device control information.


5 Set cell-related information in order of iub, adc, aci.Use the cre cell command.

6 Set common channels for Node B.6-1 Register an uplink common channel.

Use the cre ulcc command.6-2 Register a downlink common channel.

Use the cre dlcc command.


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2.3 Node B Removal Procedure

STEP ACTION/REMARKS

1 Delete common channels for Node B.1-1 Delete an uplink common channel.

Use the del ulcc command.1-2 Delete a downlink common channel.

Use the del dlcc command.

2 Delete cell-related information in order of iub, adc, aci.Use the del cell command.

3 Set PVC path information.Use the del eqplnk command.

4 Delete CMP resource.Use the del cmpr command.

5 Delete ATM line.Use the del acr command.

6 Delete Node B.Use the del nb command.

Note: Be sure to delete the information corresponding to eqplnk, cmpr, acr commands before removing the Node B, otherwise nb/cell/dlcc/ulcc commands cannot later input in case of later adding another Node B.

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