LG Electronics USA 3G1XOUTBTS STAREX-IS 1900 Outdoor BTS User Manual STAREX IS User s Manual

LG Electronics USA STAREX-IS 1900 Outdoor BTS STAREX IS User s Manual

Users Manual Part 2

STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:318(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6. Network Parameter Information Change (Change_Parameter_Info_3) 4.3.6.1. CAN INTER BSC AAL2 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-CAN-IUR: BSC=a, [BSC0_AAL2=b], [BSC1_AAL2=c], [BSC2_AAL2=d], [BSC3_AAL2=e], [BSC4_AAL2=f], [BSC5_AAL2=g], [BSC6_AAL2=h], [BSC7_AAL2=i], [BSC8_AAL2=j],[BSC9_AAL2=k],[BSC10_AAL2=l], [BSC11_AAL2=m], [NO_AAL2_VC=n]; • Input CHG-CAN-IUR: BSC=0, BSC0_AAL2=255 • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:319(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.2. CAN INTER BSC AAL5 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-CAN-BSC: [CAN0_START_AAL5=a], [CAN1_START_AAL5=b], [NO_AAL5_VC=0~], a ,b: 0~0xffffff c: 0~ • Input CHG-CAN-BSC: CAN0_START_AAL5=255 • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:320(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.3. CPN INTER DATA AAL5 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-CPN-DATA: [BSC0_AAL5=a], [BSC1_AAL5=b], [BSC2_AAL5=c], [BSC3_AAL5=d], [BSC4_AAL5=e], [BSC5_AAL5=f], [BSC6_AAL5=g], [BSC7_AAL5=h], [BSC8_AAL5=i], [BSC9_AAL5=j], [BSC10_AAL5=k], [BSC11_AAL5=l], [NO_AAL5_VC=m]; a ~n: BSC AAL5 (32~0xffffff) m: 0~32 • Input CHG-CPN-DATA: BSC0_AAL5=255; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:321(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.4. CPN INTER PCF AAL5 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-CPN-PCF: [PIP0_0_AAL5=a], [PIP0_1_AAL5=b], [PIP1_0_AAL5=c], [PIP1_1_AAL5=d], [PIP2_0_AAL5=e], [PIP2_1_AAL5=f], [PIP3_0_AAL5=g], [PIP3_1_AAL5=h], [PIP4_0_AAL5=i], [PIP4_1_AAL5=j], [PIP5_0_AAL5=k], [PIP5_1_AAL5=l], [PIP6_0_AAL5=m], [PIP6_1_AAL5=n], [PIP7_0_AAL5=o], [PIP7_1_AAL5=p], [PIP8_0_AAL5=q], [PIP8_1_AAL5=r], [PIP9_0_AAL5=s], [PIP9_1_AAL5=t], [PIP10_0_AAL5=u], [PIP10_1_AAL5=v], [NO_AAL5_VC=w] a~v: PIP AAL5 (32~0xffffff) w: 0~480 • Input CHG-CPN-PCF: PIP0_0_AAL5=255 ; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:322(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.5. BSC INTER BSC AAL2 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-BSC-IUR: BSC=a, [BSC0_AAL2=b], [BSC1_AAL2=c], [BSC2_AAL2=d], [BSC3_AAL2=e], [BSC4_AAL2=f], [BSC5_AAL2=g], [BSC6_AAL2=h], [BSC7_AAL2=i], [BSC8_AAL2=j], [BSC9_AAL2=k], [BSC10_AAL2=l], [BSC11_AAL2=m], [NO_AAL2_VC=n]; a : BSC Number(0~11) b~m: BSC AAL2 (0~0xffffff) n: 0~ • Input CHG-BSC-IUR: BSC=0, BSC0_AAL2=255; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:323(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.6. BSC INTER BTSC AAL2 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-BSC-IUB: BSC=a, BTS=b, LICA=c, LINK=d, [LINK0_AAL2=e], [LINK1_AAL2=f], [LINK2_AAL2=g], [LINK3_AAL2=h], [LINK4_AAL2=i], [LINK5_AAL2=j], [LINK6_AAL2=k], [LINK7_AAL2=l], [LINK8_AAL2=m], [LINK9_AAL2=n], [LINK10_AAL2=o], [LINK11_AAL2=p], [LINK12_AAL2=q], [LINK13_AAL2=r], [LINK14_AAL2=s], [LINK15_AAL2=t] a : BSC Number(0~11) b : BTS Number(0~47) c : LICA Number(0~2) d : LINK Number(0~15) e~t: 0~0xffffff • Input CHG-BSC-IUB: BSC=0, BTS=0, LICA=0, LINK0_AAL2=255; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:324(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.7. BSC INTER CAN AAL2/5 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-BSC-CAN: BSC=a, [CAN0_START_AAL5=b], [CAN1_START_AAL5=c], [NO_AAL5_VC=d] a: BSC Number(0~11) b,c: 32~0xffffff d: 0~8160 • Input CHG-BSC-CAN: BSC=0, CAN0_START_AAL5=255; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:325(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.8. BSC INTER SLB AAL5 Setting Information • Command CHG-BSC-SLB: BSC=a, [SLP0_AAL5=b], [SLP1_AAL5=c], [SLP2_AAL5=d], [SLP3_AAL5=e], [SLP4_AAL5=f], [SLP5_AAL5=g], [SLP6_AAL5=h], [SLP7_AAL5=i], [SLP8_AAL5=j], [SLP9_AAL5=k], [SLP10_AAL5=l], [SLP11_AAL5=m], [SLP12_AAL5=n], [SLP13_AAL5=o], [SLP14_AAL5=p], [SLP15_AAL5=q], [SLP16_AAL5=r], [SLP17_AAL5=s], [NO_AAL5_VC=t] a: BSC Number(0~11) b~s: 40~0xffffff t: 0~984 • Input CHG-BSC-SLB: BSC=0, SLP0_AAL5=255; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:326(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.9. BSC INTER VCB AAL5 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-BSC-VCB: BSC=a, [VCP0_AAL5=b], [VCP1_AAL5=c], [VCP2_AAL5=d], [VCP3_AAL5=e], [VCP4_AAL5=f], [VCP5_AAL5=g], [VCP6_AAL5=h], [VCP7_AAL5=i], [VCP8_AAL5=j], [VCP9_AAL5=k], [VCP10_AAL5=l], [VCP11_AAL5=m], [VCP12_AAL5=n], [VCP13_AAL5=o], [VCP14_AAL5=p], [VCP15_AAL5=q], [NO_AAL5_VC=r] a: BSC Number(0~11) b~q: 40~0xffffff r: 0~88 • Input CHG-BSC-VCB: BSC=0, VCP0_AAL5=255; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:327(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.10. BSC INTER ALB AAL5 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-BSC-ALB: BSC=a, [ALMA0_ALP0_0=b], [ALMA0_ALP0_1=c], [ALMA0_ALP1_0=d], [ALMA0_ALP1_1=e], [ALMA0_ALP2_0=f], [ALMA0_ALP2_1=g], [ALMA0_ALP3_0=h], [ALMA0_ALP3_1=i], [ALMA0_ALP4_0=j], [ALMA0_ALP4_1=k], [ALMA1_ALP0_0=l], [ALMA1_ALP0_1=m], [ALMA1_ALP1_0=n], [ALMA1_ALP1_1=o], [ALMA1_ALP2_0=p], [ALMA1_ALP2_1=q], [ALMA1_ALP3_0=r], [ALMA1_ALP3_1=s], [ALMA1_ALP4_0=t], [ALMA1_ALP4_1=u], [NO_AAL5_VC=v] a: BSC Number(0~11) b~u: 32~0xffffff v: 0~2016 • Input CHG-BSC-ALB: BSC=0, ALMA0_ALP0_0=255; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:328(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.6.11. BTS INTER RCU AAL5 Setting Information Change • Command CHG-BTS-RCU: BSC=a, BTS=b, RCU=c, [LICA0_AAL5=d], [LICA1_AAL5=e], [LICA2_AAL5=f], [LICA0_NO_VC=g], [LICA1_NO_VC=h], [LICA2_NO_VC=i] a: BSC Number(0~11) b:BTS Number(0~47) c: RCU Number(0~9) d~i: 0~ • Input CHG-BTS-RCU: BSC=0,BTS=0,RCU=0, LICA0_AAL5=255; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:329(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.7. Configuration Information Display(Display_Configuration_Data) This section describes the comands that are used to inquire the configuration information which is related to processors, devices, and overhead channels which are currently used in BTS and BSC. Table 4.3-3 Configuration Information Display CRN MMC Description 2101 DIS-BSS-CONF BSS configuration information verification 2103 DIS-SMP-CONF SMP configuration information verification 2105 DIS-VMP-CONF VMP configuration information verification 2112 DIS-BTS-CONF BTS configuration information verification 2115 DIS-CHIP-CONF DBPA CHIP configuration information verification 2125 DIS-OVHD-CONF OVERHEAD CHANNEL configuration information verification 2133 DIS-PDSN-CONF PDSN configuration information verification
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:330(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.7.1. BSS Configuration Information Verification This is a command to check the BTS, Processors and PCF counts in the BSC. • Command DIS-BSS-CONF: BSC=a; • Input DIS-BSS-CONF: BSC=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-126 BSS Configuration Information Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:331(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.7.2. SMP Configuration Information Verification • Command DIS-SMP-CONF: BSC=a; a: BSC Number(#0~11) • Input DIS-SMP-CONF: BSC=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-127 SMP Configuration Information Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:332(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.7.3. VMP Configuration Information Verification • Command DIS-VMP-CONF: BSC=a; a: BSC Number(#0~11) • Input DIS-VMP-CONF: BSC=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-128 VMP Configuration Information Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:333(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.7.4. BTS Configuration Information Verification • Command DIS-BTS-CONF: BSC=a, BTS=b; a: BSC Number(#0~11) b: BTS Number(#0~47) • Input DIS-BTS-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-129 BTS Configuration Information Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:334(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.7.5. DBPA CHIP Configuration Information Verification • Command DIS-CHIP-CONF: BSC=a, BTS=b; a: BSC Number(#0~11) b: BTS Number(#0~47) • Input DIS-CHIP-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-130 DBPA CHIP Configuration Information Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:335(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.7.6. OVERHEAD CHANNEL Configuration Information Verification • Command DIS-OVHD-CONF: BSC=a, BTS=b; a: BSC Number(#0~11) b: BTS Number(#0~47) • Input DIS-OVHD-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-131 OVHD Channel Configuration Information Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:336(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.7.7. PDSN Configuration Information Verification • Command DIS-PDSN-CONF: PCP=a; a: PCP Number(#0~2) • Input DIS-PDSN-CONF: PCP=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-132 PDSN Configuration Information Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:337(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8. Configuration Information Change (Change_Configuration_Data) This section describes commands that are used to add or delete BTS and BSC processors and devices. The configuration information that can be added and deleted are presented below. For the command that has many parameters to input, input image on the inpout Widow. This section does not cover details of each parameter. Table 4.3-4 Configuration Information Change CRN MMC Description C2312 CHG-BTS-CONF BTS configuration information change C2315 CHG-CHIP1-CONF Channel Card Chip configuration information(1) change C2317 CHG-CHIP2-CONF Channel Card Chip configuration information(2) change C2333 ADD-PDSN-CONF PDSN CONFIG addition C2334 RMV-PDSN-CONF PDSN CONFIG deletion C2335 CHG-PDSN-CONF PDSN CONFIG change C2337 ADD-PDSN-NODE PDSN NODE addition C2338 RMV-PDSN-NODE PDSN NODE deletion C2339 CHG-PDSN-NODE PDSN NODE change C2601 MOV-BSC-NODE BSC Node movement C2602 MOV-PCF-NODE PCF Node movement C2603 MOV-SMP-NODE SMP Node movement C2604 MOV-VMP-NODE VMP Node movement C2605 MOV-BTS-ID BTS ID movement C2606 MOV-BTS-TRNK BTS TRUNK Node movement C2607 MOV-LICA-LINK LICA LINK movement C2610 MOV-OVHD-CONF OVERHEAD CHANNEL configuration information movement C2701 ADD-BSC-CONF BSC configuration addition C2702 RMV-BSC-CONF BSC configuration deletion C2711 ADD-PCF-CONF PCF configuration addition C2712 RMV-PCF-CONF PCF configuration deletion
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:338(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 C2721 ADD-SMP-CONF SMP configuration addition C2722 RMV-SMP-CONF SMP configuration deletion C2731 ADD-VMP-CONF VMP configuration addition C2732 RMV-VMP-CONF VMP configuration deletion C2741 ADD-BTS-CONF BTS configuration addition C2742 RMV-BTS-CONF BTS configuration deletion C2751 ADD-SECT-CONF SECTOR configuration addition C2752 RMV-SECT-CONF SECTOR configuration deletion C2761 ADD-FA-CONF FA configuration addition C2762 RMV-FA-CONF FA configuration deletion C2771 ADD-TRNK-CONF BSC-BTS TRUNK configuration addition C2772 RMV-TRNK-CONF BSC-BTS TRUNK configuration deletion C2781 ADD-CAN-PVC CAN PVC configuration addition C2782 RMV-CAN-PVC CAN PVC configuration deletion C2783 ADD-CPN-PVC CPN PVC configuration addition C2784 RMV-CPN-PVC CPN PVC configuration deletion C2785 ADD-BSC-PVC BSC PVC configuration addition C2786 RMV-BSC-PVC BSC PVC configuration deletion
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:339(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.1. BTS Configuration Information Change • Command CHG-BTS-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,PA_TYPE=c] [,ANT_TYPE=d] [,ANT_DUP=e] [,RX_DIV=f] [,LNA_EQP=g] [,RISA_EQP=h] [,BOTA_EQP=i]; • Input CHG-BTS-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ; • Output Fig. 4.3-133 BTS Configuration Information Change Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:340(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.2. Channel Card Chip Configuration Information (1) Change • Command CHG-CHIP1-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,SECT_GAIN_A=c] [,SECT_GAIN_B=d] [,SECT_GAIN_G=e] [,SECT_GAIN_D=f] [,SECT_GAIN_E=g] [,SECT_GAIN_Z=h] [,T_DIV_SECT_A=i] [,T_DIV_SECT_B=j] [,T_DIV_SECT_G=k] [,T_DIV_SECT_D=l] [,T_DIV_SECT_E=m] [,T_DIV_SECT_Z=n] [,SECT_T_ADV_A=o] [,SECT_T_ADV_B=p] [,SECT_T_ADV_G=q] [,SECT_T_ADV_D=r] [,SECT_T_ADV_E=s] [,SECT_T_ADV_Z=t] [,T_DIV_T_ADV_A=u] [,T_DIV_T_ADV_B=v] [,T_DIV_T_ADV_G=w] [,T_DIV_T_ADV_D=x] [,T_DIV_T_ADV_E=y] [,T_DIV_T_ADV_Z=z];
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:341(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 • Input CHG-CHIP1-CONF:BSC=0, BTS=0,SECT_GAIN_A=255; • Output Fig. 4.3-134 Channel Card Chip Configuration Information (1) Change Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:342(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.3. Channel Card Chip Configuration Information (2) Change • Command CHG-CHIP2-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,NUM_CHIP=c] [,SECT_T_IO=d] [,CELL_RADIUS=e] [,REV_IN_FORM=f] [,R_CELL_MODE=g] [,MAX_RACH_F=h] [,MAX_RACH_S=i] [,MAX_REACH_F=j] [,MAX_REACH_S=k] [,SRCH_WIN_ADJ=l] [,MAX_CH95=m] [,MAX_CDMA2K=n] [,CSM_MODE=o] [,DIV_SCALE_2K=p];
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:343(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 • Input CHG-CHIP2-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,NUM_CHIP=255; • Output Fig. 4.3-135 Channel Card Chip Configuration Information (2) Change Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:344(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.4. PDSN CONFIG Addition • Command ADD-PDSN-CONF :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_IP=c; • Input ADD-PDSN-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IP=255.255.255.0; • Output Fig. 4.3-136 PDSN Configuration Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:345(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.5. PDSN CONFIG Deletion • Command RMV-PDSN-CONF :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b; • Input RMV-PDSN-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IDX=1; • Output Fig. 4.3-137 PDSN Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:346(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.6. PDSN CONFIG Change • Command CHG-PDSN-CONF :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_IP=c; • Input CHG-PDSN-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IP=127.0.0.1; • Output Fig. 4.3-138 PDSN Configuration Change Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:347(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.7. PDSN NODE Addition • Command ADD-PDSN-NODE :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_NODE_IDX=c , PDSN_NODE_IP=d ,SSK_VALUE=e • Input ADD-PDSN-NODE: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_NODE_IDX=0, PDSN_NODE_IP:128.128.128.128; • Output Fig. 4.3-139 PDSN NODE Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:348(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.8. PDSN NODE Deletion • Command RMV-PDSN-NODE :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_NODE_IDX=c; • Input RMV-PDSN-NODE: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IDX=0,PDSN_NODE_IDX=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-140 PDSN NODE Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:349(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.9. PDSN NODE Change • Command CHG-PDSN-NODE :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_NODE_IDX=c [,PDSN_NODE_IP=d] [,SSK_VALUE=e] • Input CHG-PDSN-NODE: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IDX=0,PDSN_NODE_IDX=0, PDSN_NODE_IP=100.100.0.1, SSK_VALUE=gamdok; • Output Fig. 4.3-141 PDSN NODE Change Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:350(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.10. BSC Node Movement • Command MOV-BSC-NODE :T_PROC=a ,BSC=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d; • Input MOV-BSC-NODE: T_PROC=CNP,BSC=0,CARD=1,LINK=6;; • Output Fig. 4.3-142 BSC NODE Movement Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:351(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.11. PCF Node Movement • Command MOV-PCF-NODE :PCF=a ,CARD0=b ,LINK0=c ,CARD1=d ,LINK1=e ,CARD2=f ,LINK2=g ,CARD3=h ,LINK3=i; • Input MOV-PCF-NODE: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:352(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.12. SMP Node Movement • Command MOV-SMP-NODE :BSC=a ,SMP=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d; • Input MOV-SMP-NODE: BSC=0, SMP=0,CARD=1,LINK=6 • Output Fig. 4.3-143 SMP NODE Movement Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:353(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.13. VMP Node Movement • Command MOV-VMP-NODE :BSC=a ,VMP=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d; • Input MOV-VMP-NODE: BSC=0, VMP=0, CARD=1, LINK=6; • Output Fig. 4.3-144 VMP NODE Movement Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:354(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.14. BTS ID Movement • Command MOV-BTS-ID :BSC=a ,OLD_BTS=b ,NEW_BTS=c; • Input MOV-BTS-ID: BSC=0, OLD_BTS=0,NEW_BTS=2; • Output Fig. 4.3-145 BTS ID Movement Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:355(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.15. BTS TRUNK Node Movement For this command, execute DIS-TRNK-DATA first to input the parameter value. • Command MOV-BTS-TRNK :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,OLD_ALMA=c ,OLD_ALPA=d , OLD_ALPA_LINK=e ,NEW_ALMA=f ,NEW_ALPA=g ,NEW_ALPA_LINK=h; • Input MOV-BTS-TRNK: BSC=0, BTS=2, OLD_ALMA=0,OLD_ALPA=0,OLD_ALPA_LINK=0, NEW_ALMA=1,NEW_ALPA=1,NEW_ALPA_LINK=1; • Output Fig. 4.3-146 BTS TRUNK Movement display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:356(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.16. LICA LINK Movement • Command MOV-LICA-LINK :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,OLD_LICA=c ,OLD_LINK=d ,NEW_LICA=e ,NEW_LINK=f; • Input MOV-LICA-LINK: BSC=0, BTS=1, OLD_LICA=0, OLD_LINK=0, NEW_LICA=1, NEW_LINK=1; • Output Fig. 4.3-147 LICA LINK Movement Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:357(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.17. OVERHEAD CHANNEL Configuration Information Movement Refer to DIS-OVHD-CONF command • Command MOV-OVHD-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d , NEW_CHC=e ; • Input MOV-OVHD-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0, SECTOR=ALPHA,CDMACH=0,NEW_CHC=1; • Output Fig. 4.3-148 OVHD Channel Configuration Information Movement Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:358(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.18. BSC Configuration Addition • Command ADD-BSC-CONF :T_PROC=a ,BSC=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d; • Input ADD-BSC-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:359(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.19. BSC Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-BSC-CONF :T_PROC=a ,BSC=b; • Input RMV-BSC-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:360(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.20. PCF Configuration Addition • Command ADD-PCF-CONF :PCF=a ,CARD0=b ,LINK0=c ,CARD1=d ,LINK1=e ,CARD2=f ,LINK2=g ,CARD3=h ,LINK3=i; • Input ADD-PCF-CONF:PCF=1,CARD0=3,LINK0=4,CARD1=3,LINK1=4,CARD2=3,LINK2=4,CARD3=3,LINK3=4; • Output Fig. 4.3-149 PCF Configuration Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:361(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.21. PCF Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-PCF-CONF :PCF=a; • Input RMV-PCF-CONF: PCF=1; • Output Fig. 4.3-150 PCF Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:362(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.22. SMP Configuration Addition • Command ADD-SMP-CONF :BSC=a ,SMP=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d; • Input ADD-SMP-CONF: BSC=0,SMP=0,CARD=1,LINK=7; • Output Fig. 4.3-151 SMP Configuration Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:363(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.23. SMP Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-SMP-CONF :BSC=a ,SMP=b; • Input RMV-SMP-CONF: BSC=0, SMP=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-152 SMP Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:364(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.24. VMP Configuration Addition • Command ADD-VMP-CONF :BSC=a ,VMP=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d; • Input ADD-VMP-CONF: BSC=0,VMP=0,CARD=1,LINK=5; • Output Fig. 4.3-153 VMP Configuration Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:365(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.25. VMP Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-VMP-CONF :BSC=a ,VMP=b; • Input RMV-VMP-CONF: BSC=0, VMP=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-154 VMP Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:366(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.26. BTS Configuration Addition • Command ADD-BTS-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,B_TYPE=c ,SECT_EQP=d ,SECT_RANGE=e ,ALMA=f ,ALPA=g ,ALPA_LINK=h ,LICA=i ,LICA_LINK=j ,FA0_CH_NUM=k ,PN_ALPHA=l [,PN_BETA=m] [,PN_GAMMA=n] [,PN_DELTA=o] [,PN_EPSILON=p] [,PN_ZETA=q] [,PA_TYPE=r] [,ANT_TYPE=s] [,LNA_TYPE=t] [,RISA_EQP=u] [,BOTA_EQP=v]; • Input Input ADD-BTS-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0; -> ADD-BTS-CONF: BSC=1, BTS=0,B_TYPE=STANDARD,SECT_EQP=OMNI; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:367(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.27. BTS Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-BTS-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b; • Input RMV-BTS-CONF: BSC=1, BTS=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-155 BTS Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:368(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.28. SECTOR Configuration Addition • Command ADD-SECT-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,PN=d; • Input ADD-SECT-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:369(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.29. SECTOR Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-SECT-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c; • Input RMV-SECT-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:370(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.30. FA Configuration Addition • Command ADD-FA-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FA=c ,CH_NUM=d; • Input ADD-FA-CONF: BSC=1, BTS=0,FA=0,CH_NUM=25; • Output Fig. 4.3-156 FA Configuration Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:371(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.31. FA Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-FA-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FA=c; • Input RMV-FA-CONF: BSC=1, BTS=0,FA=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-157 FA Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:372(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.32. BSC-BTS TRUNK Configuration Addition • Command ADD-TRNK-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,ALMA=c ,ALPA=d ,ALPA_LINK=e ,LICA=f ,LICA_LINK=g ,ALLOC_TYPE=h; • Input ADD-TRNK-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:373(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.33. BSC-BTS TRUNK Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-TRNK-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,ALMA=c ,ALPA=d ,ALPA_LINK=e ; • Input RMV-TRNK-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ; • Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:374(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.34. CAN PVC Configuration Addition • Command ADD-CAN-PVC :NODE_A=a ,NODE_B=b ,VPCI_A=c ,VPCI_B=d [,NO_VC=e] ; • Input ADD-CAN-PVC: NODE_A=CTYPE_BSM_A, NODE_B=CTYPE_CNP_A, VPCL_A=0,VPCL_B=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-158 CAN PVC Configuration Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:375(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.35. CAN PVC Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-CAN-PVC :INDEX=a; • Input RMV-CAN-PVC: INDEX=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-159 CAN PVC Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:376(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.36. CPN PVC Configuration Addition • Command ADD-CPN-PVC :NODE_A=a ,NODE_B=b ,VPCI_A=c ,VPCI_B=d [,NO_VC=e] ; • Input ADD-CPN-PVC:NODE_A=CTYPE_CAN_A, NODE_B=CTYPE_CAN_B, VPCI_A=0, VPCI_B=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-160 CPN PVC Configuration Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:377(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.37. CPN PVC Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-CPN-PVC :INDEX=a; • Input RMV-CPN-PVC: INDEX=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-161 CPN PVC Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:378(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.38. BSC PVC Configuration Addition • Command ADD-BSC-PVC :BSC=a ,NODE_A=b ,NODE_B=c ,VPCI_A=d ,VPCI_B=e [,NO_VC=f]; • Input ADD-BSC-PVC:BSC=0, NODE_A=CTYPE_CCP_A, NODE_B=CTYPE_CCP_B, VPCI_A=0, VPCI_B=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-162 BSC PVC Configuration Addition Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:379(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.3.8.39. BSC PVC Configuration Deletion • Command RMV-BSC-PVC :BSC=a ,INDEX=b; • Input RMV-BSC-PVC:BSC=0, INDEX=0; • Output Fig. 4.3-163 BSC PVC Configuration Deletion Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:380(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4. STATUS COMMAND 4.4.1 PROCESSOR STATUS CONTROL Table 4.4-1 Processor Status LIST Status Types Definition NORM NORMAL ABNM Abnormal DCPY Dual Copy LDNG StandBy Loading NORM(OLD) Normal (After StandBy Loading, Old version) NORM(NEW) Normal (After StandBy Loading, New version) ABN_K Abnormal with Keep Alive Fault ABN_I Abnormal with Process Isolation UNDEF Undefined Status 4.4.1.1. BSM CAN PROCESSOR STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND Function to display processor status inserted in CAN. Command : DIS-CAN-PRC; Input : DIS-CAN-PRC; Fig. 4.4-1 Result of CAN Processor Status Display Command
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:381(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4.1.2. BSC Processor Status Display Command Function to display Processor status inserted in BSC. Command : DIS-BSC-PRC[:BSC=a]; a : BSC Number(0~11) Input : DIS-BSC-PRC:BSC=0; Fig. 4.4-2 Result of BSC Processor Status Display 4.4.1.3. Status Display Command of BTS Processor Function to display operation status of processors mounted in all the BTSs within the corresponding BSC or in each BTS Command : DIS-BTS-STS:BSC=a[,BTS=b]; a:BSC Number (0~11) b:BTS Number (0~47) Input : DIS-BTS-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0; Output Fig. 4.4-3 Result of BTS Processor Status Display Command
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:382(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4.1.4. Processor Restart Command Function to restart Processors • Command : RST-PRC[:BSC=a][,BTS=b],RANGE=c,SIDE=d,CLS=e; a : BSC Number (0~11) b : BTS Number (0~47) c : Scope of restart(All the Processors of CCP, PNP,NCP,PCP., etc.) d : Side to restart (A,B,BOTH) e : Class (RESTART, REBOOT, FLASH) RESTART : Restart O/S and receive loading of PLD only. REBOOT : It executes BOOTER. In case of the processors equipped with Flash ROM, they check upper level processors and version of each block. If they are different, they receive loading from the upper level processors. However, if they are the same, they do not receive loading from the upper level processors. The processors with no Flash ROM receive loading from the upper level processors without checking version. . For reference, Active Side before and after reboot does not change. FLASH : Delete Flash content of the Processor with Flash ROM equipped and reboot it to receive loading of all the files from the upper level Processor. For reference, Active Side before and after Flash Reboot changes. Input : RST-PRC:BSC=0,BTS=0,RANGE=RCP00,SIDE=A,CLS=RESTART; Fig. 4.4-4 Result of Processor Restart Command
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:383(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4.1.5. CAN Processor H/W RESET(ISOLATION) COMMAND Function to reset CAN Processor H/W. Command : RMT-CAN-PRC:PROC=a,SIDE=b,CLS=c; a: Processor Name : CNP,PNP,PCP,PMP b: Side : A,B c: CLASS : HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL HARDRST : Function to reset Processor on H/W Level (using Register Setting). ISOLAT : Function to isolate Processor on H/W Level (maintaining Status of RESET) UNISOL : Function to release the isolation Input : RMT-CAN-PRC:PROC=PNP,SIDE=A,CLS=ISOLAT; Fig. 4.4-5 CAN Processor H/W Command Result 4.4.1.6. BSC Processor H/W RESET(ISOLATION) COMMAND Function to reset BSC Processor H/W. Command : RMT-BSC-PRC:BSC=a,PROC=b,[SIDE=c],CLS=d; a: BSC Number b: Processor Name : CCP,NCP,SCP,ALP,SMP,VMP c: Side : A,B d: CLASS : HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL HARDRST : Function to RESET Processor on H/W Level (using Register Setting). ISOLAT : Function to isolate Processor on H/W Level (RESET Status maintained) UNISOL : Function to release isolation
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:384(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Input : RMT-BSC-PRC:BSC=0,PROC=NCP,SIDE=A,CLS=ISOLAT; Fig. 4.4-6 BSC Processor H/W Command Result 4.4.1.7. BTS Processor H/W RESET(ISOLATION) COMMAND Function to BSC Processor H/W. Command : RMT-BTS-PRC:BSC=a,BTS=b,PROC=c,[SIDE=d],CLS=e; a: BSC Number b: BTS Number c: Processor Name : BSP,BPP,CRP,RCP(00~05) d: Side : A,B e: CLASS : HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL HARDRST : Function to RESET Processor on H/W Level (using Register Setting). ISOLAT : Function to isolate Processor on H/W Level (RESET Status maintained) UNISOL : Function to release isolation Input : RMT-BTS-PRC:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP,SIDE=A,CLS=ISOLAT; Fig. 4.4-7 BTS Processor H/W RESET(ISOLATION) Command Display Result
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:385(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4.1.8. Processor Switch Over(Switch) Command Function to Switch over Processor. Switching Over Command is executed for duplicated Processors and is performed only when both sides of Processors are in a normal status. Command : SWT-PRC [:BSC=a] [,BTS=b] ,PROC=c; a: BSC Number b: BTS Number c: Processor Name : CNP, PNP, PCP00, PCP01,PCP02, PMP00, PMP01,PMP02, CCP, NCP, SCP,ALP, BSP, CRP, RCP00, RCP01, RCP02, RCP03,RCP04, RCP05 Input : SWT-PRC :BSC=1 ,PROC=CCP; Fig. 4.4-8 Processor Switch Over(Switch) Command Display Result 4.4.2. Network Status Control Table 4.4-2 Network Node Status LIST Status Types Definition Description NORM Normal Normal Operation NOR_A Normal Act While normally operated, Act Status is maintained (Duplicated node) NOR_S Normal Standby While normally operated, Standby Status is maintained (Duplicated node)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:386(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 ABN_D Abnormal Deletion card is removed ABN_F Abnormal Fault Local Fault occurred ABN_M Abnormal MMC Block Blocked Status by User’s MMC INIT Initial Even equipped to PLD, a processor managing the corresponding device does not normally operate until now AB_OB Abnormal Online Block Based on judgment that a normal call is impossible due to faults in other devices, the corresponding device is blocked N_EQP Not Equipped Card Type is not defined in PLD 4.4.2.1. Network Status Display Command Function to display the BSS Network status. Command : DIS-NET-STS: [BSC=a],[BTS=b],SHELF=c,CARD=d,ID=e,[CHIP=f]; a : BSC Number b : BTS Number c : SHELF NAME(CAMU,CAMDU,ASMU,ALSU,BANU) d : CARD NAME(ASCA,ASIA,AOTA,ATSA,ALMA,LICA) e : CARD ID(0~3) f : CHIP Number(0~1) Input : DIS-NET-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0,SHELF=BANU,CARD=LICA,ID=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:387(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-9 Result of Network Status Display Command 4.4.2.2. ALPA Network Status Display Function to display the ALPA Network status. Command : DIS-ALPA-STS:BSC=a,ALMA=b,ALPA=c; a : BSC Number(0~11) b : ALMA ID(0~1) c : ALPA ID(0~4) Input : DIS-ALPA-STS:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0; Fig. 4.4-10 Result of ALPA Network Status Display 4.4.2.3. PDSN NODE Status Display Function to display the PDSN NODE Network status Command : DIS-PDSN-STS:SHELF=a,PIP=b; a: SHELF(PCP(00~02),PMP(00~02)) b: PIP(0~10) Input : DIS-PDSN-STS:SHELF=PCP00,PIP=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:388(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-11 Result of PDSN NODE Status Display 4.4.2.4. PCFU Network Status Display Command Function to display the PCFU Network Status Command : DIS-PCF-NET:PROC=a,TYPE=b; a: PCP(00~02),PMP(00~02) b: PIP_FERA,FETA_PDSN Input : DIS-PCF-NET:PROC=PCP00,TYPE=PIP_FERA; Fig. 4.4-12 Result of PCFU Network Status Display Command
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:389(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4.2.5. ALPA Network Block Command Function to block the ALPA Network. Command : BLK-ALPA:BSC=a,ALMA=b,ALPA=c,[TYPE=d],[LINK=e]; a: BSC Number(00~11) b: ALMA ID(0~1) c: ALPA ID(0~4) d: TYPE(STM_1,E1) e: LINK(0~15) Input : BLK-ALPA:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0,TYPE=STM_1,LINK=0; Fig. 4.4-13 Result of ALPA Network Block Command 4.4.2.6. UNBlock Command Function to unblock the ALPA Network. Command : UBLK-ALPA:BSC=a,ALMA=b,ALPA=c,[TYPE=d],[LINK=e]; a: BSC Number(00~11) b: ALMA ID(0~1) c: ALPA ID(0~4) d: TYPE(STM_1,E1) e: LINK(0~15) Input : UBLK-ALPA:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0,TYPE=STM_1,LINK=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:390(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-14 Result of ALPA Network UNBlock Command 4.4.3. Can Device Status Control Table 4.4-3 DEVICE Status List Status Types Definition NORM Normal ABN_D Abnormal Deletion (Even equipped to PLD, it is in the Status of Removal) ABN_F Abnormal Fault(Status that normal operation is impossible due to fault in Device) (Test: As a result of DSP Chip Hardware Test, NOK occurs) ABN_M Abnormal MMC Block INIT Initial (Even equipped to PLD, a processor managing the corresponding device does not operate normally until now) AB_OB Abnormal Online Block (Based on judgment that a normal call is impossible due to faults in other devices, the appropriate device is blocked) IDLE Even if it is normal, call resources are not allocated (CE, VCE) BUSY normal and call resources are allocated (CE, VCE) N_EQP Status defined as Not Equipped to PLD READY Even if not defined in PLD, Device is inserted UNDEF Status that un-defined status is inserted ABN_I Status being separated as H/W Reset ABN_B BER Test Status by User NOR_PB In case that call exists when CHC, Chip is blocked, it indicates the status that awaits until a call is terminated it indicates, the Status that waits for the call termination in order to perform
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:391(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 the Vocoder test. REDNCY In duplicated Device, it indicates Redundancy Status of Standby side(FETA Only) CB_OPN For device that is managed only as fault, it is the case that is opened to Fault Cable CLK_F During Vocoder Channel test, as a result of Timing-Module test, NOK occurred (Test Only) TSW_F As a result of TSLU Loopback test, NOK is occurred (Test Only) ABN_AT Status in which Vocoder is put to Automatic(Online) test (Test Only) ABN_MT Status in which Vocoder Manual(Ondemand) is put to test (Test Only) QAT0_F As a result of QCELP Algorithm test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred in State 0 (Test Only) QAT1_F As a result of QCELP Algorithm test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred in State 1 (Test Only)) QAT2_F As a result of QCELP Algorithm test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred in State 2 (Test Only) QAT3_F As a result of QCELP Algorithm test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred in State 3 (Test Only) VPLB_F As a result of VCPA Loopback test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred (Test Only) VMLB_F As a result of VCMA Loopback test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred (Test Only) VLLB_F As a result of VLIA Loopback test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred (Test Only) 4.4.3.1. CAN Device Status Display Command Function to display Device(BOARD) Status mounted to CAN Command : DIS-CAN-DEV:PROC=a; a : CNP,PNP,PCP(00~02) Input : DIS-CAN-DEV:PROC=CNP;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:392(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-15 Result of CAN Device Status Display Command 4.4.3.2. GPS(CAN) Status Display Command Function to display Device and Information of CAN GPS. Command : DIS-GPS-STS:TYPE=a; a : ALL,GPS_DEV,GPS_INFO Input : DIS-GPS-STS:TYPE=ALL;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:393(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-16 Result of GPS(CAN) Status Display Command 4.4.3.3. H/W RESET CAN DEVICE Command Function to reset CAN Device on H/W Level Command : RMT-CAN-DEV:PROC=a,DEV=b,ID=c,[SIDE=d],CLS=e; a: Processor :CNP,PNP,PCP(00~02),PMP(00~02) b: Device Name: ASCA,ASIA,AOTA,ATSA,PIP,FERA,FETA,BCRA c: Device ID : 0~10
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:394(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 d: SIDE:A_SIDE,B_SIDE e: CLASS : HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL Input : RMT-CAN-DEV:PROC=PNP,DEV=ASCA,ID=0,SIDE=A_SIDE,CLS=HARDRST; Fig. 4.4-17 Result of H/W RESET CAN DEVICE Command 4.4.4. BSC Device Status Control 4.4.4.1. BSC Device Status Display Command Function to display Status of various Boards mounted to BSC Command : DIS-BSC-DEV:BSC=a,PROC=b; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : PROC Name(NCP,SCP,ALP,SMP(00~04),VMP(00~08)) Input : DIS-BSC-DEV:BSC=1,PROC=NCP;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:395(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-18 Result of BSC Device Status Display 4.4.4.2. SLPA Status Display Command Function to display the SLPA Status Command : DIS-SLPA-STS:BSC=a,SMP=b,[SLPA=c]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : SMP Number(00~04) c : SLPA Number(00~17) Input : DIS-SLPA-STS:BSC=0,SMP=0,SLPA=0; Fig. 4.4-19 Result of SLPA Status Display Command 4.4.4.3. VCPA Status Display Command Function to display the VCPA Status
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:396(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Command : DIS-VCPA-STS:BSC=a,VMP=b,[VCPA=c]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VCPA Number(00~15) Input : DIS-VCPA-STS:BSC=0,VMP=0,VCPA=0; Fig. 4.4-20 Result of VCPA Status Display Command 4.4.4.4. E1 LINK Status Display Command Function to display E1 Link Status of VLIA Command : DIS-E1-STS:BSC=a,VMP=b,[VLIA=c]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b: VMP Number(00~07) c: VLIA Number(00~01) Input : DIS-E1-STS:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:397(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-21 Result of E1 LINK Status Display Command 4.4.4.5. TS Network LINK Status Display Command Function to display the Status of TS Network Link of VLIA. Command : DIS-TS-STS:BSC=a,VMP=b,VLIA=c,E1=d; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VLIA Number(00~15) d : E1 Number(00~15) Input : DIS-TS-STS:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,E1=0; Fig. 4.4-22 Result of TS Network LINK Status Display Command 4.4.4.6. VCE(Vocoder Channel Element) Status Display Command Table 4.4-4 Vocoder Channel Element Status LIST Status Types Definition Description IDLE Idle Normal status without a Call 8K_Qcelp 8k Qcelp Call 8k QCELP Call Seized Status 8K_EVRC 8k EVRC Call 8k EVRC Call Seized Status
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:398(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 13K_Qcelp 13k Qcelp Call 13k QCELP Call Seized Status 13K_EVRC 13k EVRC Call 13k EVRC Call Seized Status ABN_M Abnormal MMC Block Blocked Status by user’s MMC UNDEF Undefined Status Status with Input of undefined Status Function to display the Channel Element Status of VCE. Command : DIS-VCE-STS:BSC=a,VMP=b,[VCPA=c]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c: VCPA Number(00~15) Input : DIS-VCE-STS:BSC=0,VMP=0,VCPA=0; Fig. 4.4-23 Result of VCE(Vocoder Channel Element) Status Display Command 4.4.4.7. SLPA BLOCK Command Function to block SLPA. Command : BLK-SLPA:BSC=a,SMP=b,SLPA=c,[SLV=d]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : SMP Number(00~04) c : SLPA Number(00~17) d : SLV Number(00~03) Input : BLK-SLPA:BSC=0,SMP=0,SLPA=0,SLV=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:399(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-24 Result of SLPA BLOCK Command 4.4.4.8. SLPA UNBLOCK Command Function to unblock SLPA. Command : UBLK-SLPA:BSC=a,SMP=b,SLPA=c,[SLV=d]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : SMP Number(00~04) c : SLPA Number(00~17) d : SLV Number(00~03) Input : UBLK-SLPA:BSC=0,SMP=0,SLPA=0,SLV=0; Fig. 4.4-25 Result of SLPA UNBLOCK Command 4.4.4.9. VCPA BLOCK Command Function to block VCPA. Command : BLK-VCPA:BSC=a,VMP=b,VCPA=c,[SLV=d],[DSP=e]; a : BSC Number(00~11)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:400(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VCPA Number(00~15) d : SLV Number(00~01) e : DSP Number(00~03) Input : BLK-VCPA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VCPA=0,SLV=0,DSP=0; Fig. 4.4-26 Result of VCPA BLOCK Command 4.4.4.10. VCPA UNBLOCK Command Function to unblock VCPA Command : UBLK-VCPA:BSC=a,VMP=b,VCPA=c,[SLV=d],[DSP=e]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VCPA Number(00~15) d : SLV Number(00~01) e : DSP Number(00~03) Input : UBLK-VCPA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VCPA=0,SLV=0,DSP=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:401(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-27 Result of VCPA UNBLOCK Command 4.4.4.11. VLIA BLOCK Command Function to block VLIA. Command : BLK-VLIA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,[E1=0],[TS=1]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VLIA Number(0~1) d : E1 Number(00~15) e : TS Number(00~31) Input : BLK-VLIA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,E1=0,TS=1; Fig. 4.4-28 Result of VLIA BLOCK Command 4.4.4.12. VLIA UNBLOCK Command Function to unblock VLIA Command : UBLK-VLIA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,[E1=0],[TS=1]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:402(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 c : VLIA Number(0~1) d : E1 Number(00~15) e : TS Number(00~31) Input : UBLK-VLIA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,E1=0,TS=1; Fig. 4.4-29 Result of VLIA UNBLOCK Command 4.4.4.13. H/W RESET BSC Device Command Function to reset BSC Device on H/W Level. Command : RMT-BSC-DEV:BSC=a,PROC=b,DEV=c,ID=d,[SUBID=e],CLS=f; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : Processor Name(NCP,SCP,ALP,SMP(00~05),VMP(00~07)) c : Device Name(SLPA,VCPA,VLIA,STIA,ASCA,ASIA,AOTA,ATSA,ALMA) d : Device ID(00~17) e : Sub_id(A_SIDE,B_SIDE) f : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-BSC-DEV:BSC=0,PROC=SMP00,DEV=SLPA,ID=0,CLS=HARDRST;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:403(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-30 Result of BSC Device H/W Reset Command 4.4.4.14. H/W RESET ALPA Command Function to reset ALPA on H/W Level. Command : RMT-ALPA:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0,CLS=HARDRST; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : ALMA ID(0~1) c : ALPA ID(0~4) d : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-ALPA:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0,CLS=HARDRST; Fig. 4.4-31 Result of H/W RESET ALPA Command 4.4.5. Bts Device Status Control 4.4.5.1. BTS Device Status Display Command Function to display the BTS Device status Command : DIS-BTS-DEV:BSC=a,BTS=b,PROC=c; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : Processor Name(BSP,BPP,CRP,RCP(00~06)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:404(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Input : DIS-BTS-DEV:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=CRP; Fig. 4.4-32 Result of BTS Device Status Display Command 4.4.5.2. FA Status Display Command Function to display FA Status. Command : DIS-FA-STS:BSC=a,BTS=bFA=c; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : FA Number(0~7) Input : DIS-FA-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0,FA=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:405(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-33 Result of FA Status Display Command 4.4.5.3. BLOCK DBPA Command Function to block DBPA. Command : BLK-DBPA:BSC=a,BTS=b,RCP=c,DBPA=d,[CHIP=e],[CONDITION=f]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : RCP Number(0~5)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:406(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 d : DBPA Number(0~9) e : CHIP Number(0~1) f : Select Option(conditional, unconditional) Conditional : If there is call connected, wait until it is disconnected during timeout and then block it. If it is not disconnected until timeout, do not block it. Unconditional : block a call regardless of their presence unconditionally. (The existing call is disconnected) Reference : If an OverHead Channel is allocated, do not block a call unconditionally. Input : BLK-DBPA:BSC=0,BTS=0,RCP=0,DBPA=1,CHIP=1,CONDITION=CONDITION; Fig. 4.4-34 Result of BLOCK DBPA Command 4.4.5.4. UNBLOCK DBPA Command Function to unblock DBPA Command : UBLK-DBPA:BSC=a,BTS=b,RCP=c,DBPA=d,[CHIP=e],[CONDITION=f]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : RCP Number(0~5) d : DBPA Number(0~9) e : CHIP Number(0~1) Input : UBLK-DBPA:BSC=0,BTS=0,RCP=0,DBPA=1,CHIP=1;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:407(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-35 Result of UNBLOCK DBPA Command 4.4.5.5. BLOCK OverHead Channel Element Display Command Function to block OverHead Channel Element Command : BLK-OVHD-CE:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECTOR=c,FA=d; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SECTOR(ALPHA,BETA,GAMMA,DELTA,EPSILON,ZETA) d : FA Number(0~5) Input : BLK-OVHD-CE:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECTOR=ALPHA,FA=0; Fig. 4.4-36 Result of BLOCK OverHead Channel Element Display 4.4.5.6. UNBLOCK OverHead Channel Element Function to unblock OverHead Channel Element
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:408(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Command : UBLK-OVHD-CE:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECTOR=c,FA=d; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SECTOR(ALPHA,BETA,GAMMA,DELTA,EPSILON,ZETA) d : FA Number(0~5) Input : UBLK-OVHD-CE:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECTOR=ALPHA,FA=0; Fig. 4.4-37 Result of UNBLOCK OverHead Channel Element 4.4.5.7. H/W RESET BTS Device Command Function to reset BTS Device on H/W.Level Command : RMT-BTS-DEV:BSC=a,BTS=b,PROC=c,DEV=d,[ID=e],CLS=f; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : Processor Name(BSP,BPP,CRP,RCP(00~05) d : Device Name(ARIA,DBPA,BUDA,HPA,PACA,BADA,RISA,BOTA,LICA) e : Device ID(0~9) f : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-BTS-DEV:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=CRP,DEV=LICA,ID=0,CLS=HARDRST;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:409(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-38 Result of H/W RESET BTS Device Command 4.4.5.8. H/W RESET LPA Device Command Function to reset LPA Device on H/W.Level Command : RMT-LPA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECTOR=c,LPA=d,CLS=e; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SECTOR(ALPHA,BETA,GAMMA,DELTA,EPSILON,ZETA) d : LPA Number(0~5) e : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-LPA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECTOR=ALPHA,LPA=0,CLS=HARDRST; Fig. 4.4-39 Result of H/W RESET LPA Device Command
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:410(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4.5.9. H/W RESET LPA Combiner Command Function to reset the LPA Combiner on H/W Level Command : RMT-LPA-COM:BSC=a,BTS=b,SHELF=c,COM=d,CLS=e; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SHELF Number(0~5) d : Combiner Number(0~2) e : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-LPA-COM:BSC=0,BTS=0,SHELF=0,COM=0,CLS=HARDRST; Fig. 4.4-40 Result of LPA Combiner H/W RESET Command 4.4.5.10. BTS SHELF POWER H/W RESET Command Function to reset BTS SHELF POWER on H/W Level Command : RMT-BTS-SHF:BSC=a,BTS=b,SHF=c,CLS=d; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SHELF Name(BANU,RCBU(00~05) d : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-BTS-SHF:BSC=0,BTS=0,SHF=RCBU00,CLS=HARDRST;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:411(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-41 Result of BTS SHELF POWER H/W RESET Command 4.4.6. Status Message Control Table 4.4-5 Status Message LIST Codes Definition Description S3002 CAN CNP/PNP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3003 AMP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3004 ALP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3005 CCP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3006 SMP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3007 VMP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3008 PCP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3009 BSC-NCP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3010 BSP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3011 SCP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3012 BPP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3013 RCP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3017 CRP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3020 PMP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3201 CNP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3202 CNP ASCA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3205 PNP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3206 PNP ASCA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:412(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 S3209 PCP BCRA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3210 PMP BCRA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3211 AMP GPSR Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3220 NCP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3221 NCP ASCA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3222 NCP ATSA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3224 ALP ALMA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3230 BSP GPS Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3501 CCP Overload State Change Display Displayed when overload status is generated, released and changed owing to load change in CCP S3502 BSP Overload State Change Display Displayed when overload status is generated, released and changed owing to load change in BSP
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:413(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4.6.1. Inhibited Status Message Display Command Function to display Status Message whose display to Outterm is inhibited Command : DIS-INH-STS; Input : DIS-INH-STS; Fig. 4.4-42 Result Inhibited Status Message Display Command 4.4.6.2. Status Message Display Inhibition Command Function to inhibit Status Message display Command : INH-STS-MSG:SN=a; a: SN Number(ALL,S3002~S3020,S3201~S3230, S3501,S3502) Input : INH-STS-MSG:SN=S3002; Fig. 4.4-43 Result of Status Message Display Inhibition Command
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:414(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.4.6.3. Allow Inhibited Message Command Function to allow display of Status Message whose display to Outterm is inhibited Command : ALW-STS-MSG:SN=a; a: SN Number(ALL,S3002~S3020, S3201~S3230, S3501,S3502) Input : ALW-STS-MSG:SN=S3002; Fig. 4.4-44 Result of Inhibited Message Display Allow Command 4.4.7. Overload Status Control 4.4.7.1. Processor Overload Status Display Command Function to display processor Overload Status Command : DIS-OVLD-STS:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],PROC=c; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : Processor Name(CCP,BSP) Input : DIS-OVLD-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:415(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-45 Result of Processor Overload Status Display Command 4.4.7.2. Overload Threshold Value Display Command Function to display Overload Threshold Value Command : DIS-OVLD-THR:BSC=a,[BTS=b],PROC=c; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : Processor Name(CCP,BSP) Input : DIS-OVLD-THR:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:416(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-46 Result of Overload Threshold Value Display Command 4.4.7.3. Overload Threshold Value Change Command Function to change Overload Threshold Value. Command: CHG-OVLD-THR:BSC:a,[BTS=b],LEVEL=c,[LOAD=d], [ORG_PER=e],[TER_PER=f]; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : LEVEL(0~100) d : LOAD(0~100) e : ORG_PER(0~100) f : TER_PER(0~100) Input : CHG-OVLD-THR:BSC:0,BTS=0,LEVEL=0,LOAD=100, ORG_PER=97,TER_PER=100;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:417(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-47 Result of Overload Threshold Value Change Command 4.4.7.4. Overload Generation Test Command Function to generate Overload threshold value Command : STRT-OVLD-GEN:BSC=a,[BTS=b],PROC=c,LEVEL=d; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c: Processor Name(CCP,BSP) d: LEVEL(0~24) Input : STRT-OVLD-GEN:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP,LEVEL=0; Fig. 4.4-48 Result of Overload Generation Test Command 4.4.7.5. Overload Generation Test STOP Command
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:418(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Function to stop the Overload Generation Test Command : STOP-OVLD-GEN:BSC=a,[BTS=b],PROC=c,LEVEL=d; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c: Processor Name(CCP,BSP) d: LEVEL(0~24) Input : STOP-OVLD-GEN:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP,LEVEL=0; Fig. 4.4-49 Result of Overload Generation Test STOP Command 4.4.7.6. Command to Display Whether or not the Overload Generation Test is performed Function to find out whether the Overload Display Test is performed Command : DIS-OVLD-GEN:BSC=a,[BTS=b],PROC=c,LEVEL=d; a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c: Processor Name(CCP,BSP) d: LEVEL(0~24) Input : DIS-OVLD-GEN:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP,LEVEL=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:419(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.4-50 Command to Determine Whether to Perform the Overload Generation Test
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:420(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5. Test Command 4.5.1. On-Line Test-related Command On-Line Test is a function that allows a test to be performed automatically at a specific time on a specific day and includes the following: Vocoder, CE, BTS Markov test and VSWR test. The tests of CE, BTS Markov and VSWR find out presence of faults in hardware of Channel Elements in BTS and the test function for radio environment, and the Vocoder test finds out presence of faults in hardware of Vocoder in BSC. Because the tests of CE, Vocoder, BTS Markov, and VSWR seize call resources, the user designates the specific time (idlest time) during the time that only a test is allowed. The tests of CE, BTS Markov, and VSWR are conducted under the supervision of BSP while the Vocoder test is conducted under the supervision of CCP. If the user designates the day and start/ending time for the Online test, and the ID scope of the board to be tested, BSM becomes the designated time of the designated day and if the test is in the ALLOW status, it commands the corresponding Processor to start/end the test. The performance of the On-Line test is decided by Command INH-ONL-TEST (Inhibit Test), ALW-ONL-TEST(Allow Test). Only when the status is designated as “ALLOW” by ALW-ONL-TEST Command, On-Line test is performed. The Command of INH-ONL-TEST inhibits the test. Besides these two Commands, there is a command to stop the test by each Test(CE : STS-CE-ONL, Vocoder : STS-VCE-ONL, BTS Markov : STS-MKV-ONL, VSWR : STS-VSWR-ONL). If the test was stopped by INHIBIT Command, the On-Line Test is not performed even if the designated time of the designated day of the week arrives because inhibit/allow status is changed to “INHIBIT”. ,. However, if the Test was stopped by the above listed STOP Command, the On-Line Test that was performed on that day only comes to a halt and at the designated time of the next designated day of the week the On-Line Test is to be performed normally because DB Flag that indicates the status of INHIBIT/ALLOW is not changed . 4.5.1.1. On-Line Test Inhibit Command It is the function that inhibits On Line Test for CE, Vocoder, BTS Markov, and VSWR test. In the cases of CE, BTS Markov, and VSWR test, input the corresponding BTS number and in the case of Vocoder test, input the corresponding BSC number. • Command INH-ONL-TEST:EXE=a, BSC=b,[BTS=c]; a: VCE/CE/MKV/VSWR
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:421(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 b: BSC number (0~11) c: BTS number (0~47) • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-1 Result of Test Inhibit Command Execution 4.5.1.2. On-Line Test Allow Command Function that allows Online Test for CE, Vocoder, BTS Markov, and VSWR test For CE, BTS Markov and VSWR test, input the corresponding BTS number and for Vocoder test, input corresponding BSC number. • Command ALW-ONL-TEST:EXE=a,BSC=b[BTS=c]; a: VCE/CE/MKV/VSWR b: BSC number (0~11) c: BTS number (0~47) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:422(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-2 Result of Test Allow Command Execution 4.5.1.3. On-Line Test Inhibit Item Display Function Function to display the inhibit of the on line test for the specific tests among the on-line tests by BSC and BTS. For Vocoder test, it displays Inhibit status. In case of CE, BTS Markov and in case of the VSWR test, it displays the status by BTS. • Command DIS-INH-ONL:EXE=a,BSC=b[BTS=c]; a: VCE/CE/MKV/VSWR b: BSC number (0~11) c: BTS number (0~47) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:423(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-3 Result of Test Inhibit/Allow List Display Command Execution
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:424(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.2. Test-related to Channel Element Channel Element Test is performed in BIT(Built In Test) for each chip. The types of BIT Test are as follows: - Bus Interrupt Test - ChipX16 Test - PP2S Test - PCG Test This BIT Test is normally performed on Chip with OVHD channel and Chip seized with a call and the result is reported to BSM. Table 4.5-1CE Test Result Message On-Demand DESCRIPTION BIT_OK BIT_BUS_FAIL BIT_INT_FAIL BIT_CHIPX16_FAIL BIT_PP2S_FAIL BIT_PCG_FAIL BIT_RAM_FAIL BIT_PROGRESS_FAIL NORMAL BUS INTERFACE TEST FAIL INTERNAL INTERRUPT TEST FAIL CHIPX16 TEST FAIL PCG TEST FAIL MEMORY TEST FAIL TEST PERFORMING FAIL 4.5.2.1. Channel Element Test Function Function to perform BIT test by CHC and CHIP unit. • Command TEST-CE :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,PROC=c [,CHC=d] [,CHIP=e]; a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~47) c: RCP number (0~9) d: Channel Card Number (0~9) e: Chip Number (0~1) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:425(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-4 Result of CE BIT Test Execution
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:426(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.3. Vocoder Test Function The types of Vocoder Tests are as follows: o DSP H/W Test - Determines the presence of problems in ROM, RAM, ALU of DSP in Vocoder - Diagnosis the presence of problems by checking Checksum, Read/Write, Flag Set, etc. - Caused by defective DSP Chip o Timing Module Test (Channel Test) - VCP generates Vocoder and Tx.Rx Timing by using MFP(Multiple-Function Processor) in order to exchange voice data with SLP every 20ms. - It judges the presence of problems in Vocoder counter by checking the generated Rx.Tx timing. o Loopback Test (Channel Test) - It is a test to decide whether or not the status of Loop used in Qcelp Algorithm test is normal and its Loop section has VLIA, VCMA and VCPA. All of them should be normal to execute the Qcelp Algorithm test. VCP generates Test Pattern and by checking the Loopbacked result, it decides an absence of failure. o QCELP Algorithm Test (Channel Test) - Due to intermittent problems in Vocoder and VCPA Card H/W, a phenomenon that a call is not heard bi-directionally occurs. In order to prevent this from happening, Qcelp Algorithm is tested. This test determines whether Vocoder is normal by testing whether status transition of Qcelp Algorithm is normally performed by the state. . Table 4.5-2 Vocoder Test Result On-Demand / On-Line Message Description
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:427(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 FLT_DSP_HW FLT_CLK FLT_VCPA_LOOPBACK FLT_VCMA_LOOPBACK FLT_VLIA_LOOPBACK FLT_QCELP_ST0 FLT_QCELP_ST1 FLT_QCELP_ST2 FLT_QCELP_ST3 DSP HW test Fault Timing Module test Fault Vocoder Processor Loopback test Fault Vocoder Master board Loopback test Fault Vocoder Line interface Loopback test Fault Qcelp Algorithm test Fault state0 Qcelp Algorithm test Fault state1 Qcelp Algorithm test Fault state2 Qcelp Algorithm test Fault state3 4.5.3.1. On-Demand Vocoder Test Function Function to test Vocoder DSP or Channel by VCP/SLAVE/CHIP unit. • Command TEST-VCE: BSC=a ,VMP=b ,S_VCP=c [,E_VCP=d] [,SLAVE=e] [,CHIP=f] [,VCE=g] ,TYPE=h [,OPTION=i] [,WAIT_T=j] a: BSC number (0~11) b: VMP number (0~7) c, d: VCP number (0~15) e: SLAVE number (0~1) f : CHIP number (0 ~ 3) h: Test Type(DSP, Channel) i: Test Option(SKIP, RELEASE, WAIT_THEN) => These are options used to test channels when a call is seized, and SKIP does not perform a test when a call is seized but skips. With option RELEASE, it disconnects a call when a call is seized and then performs a test. With option WAIT_THEN, it waits as long as j time is allowed and if a call is released within the designated time, then it goes on with a test. However, if a call is not released, it skips. J: Wait Time(5~300 sec) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:428(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-5 Result of On-Demand Vocoder Test(Channel Type) Execution
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:429(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-6 Result of On-Demand Vocoder Test(DSP Type) Execution 4.5.3.2. Parameter Change Command Related to On-Line Vocoder Test Function to change On-Line Vocoder test start/ending time, test day and the scope of VMP/VCP to be tested. • Command CHG-VCE-PARA :BSC=a ,S_VMP=b [,E_VMP=c] ,S_VCP=d [,E_VCP=e] [,STI ME=f] [,ETIME=g] ,WDAY=h; a: BSC number (0~11) b,c: VMP number(0~7) d,e: VCP number(0~15) f: On-Line test Start Time (0~23 Hour) g: On-Line test End Time (1~24 Hour) h: Test Day(Month ~ Day, Daily) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:430(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-7 Result of On-Line Vocoder Test parameter Change Command Execution Fig. 4.5-8 Result of On-Line Test at the time of On-Line Vocoder Test Execution
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:431(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Parameter Change 4.5.3.3. Parameter Display Command related to On-Line Vocoder Test Function to display On-Line Vocoder test start/ending time, test day, and the scope of VMP/VCPto be tested. • Command DIS-VCE-PARA:BSC=a; a: BSC number (0~11) • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-9 Result of On-Line Vocoder Test Parameter Display Command Execution 4.5.3.4. Display Command of On-Line Vocoder Test Result Function to display the On-Line Vocoder Test Results which are stored in CCP to BSM by the VMP unit • Command DIS-VCE-RSLT:BSC=a,VMP=b; a: BSC number (0~11) b: VMP number (0~7)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:432(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-10 On-Line Vocoder Test Result Display Command 4.5.3.5. Display Command of On-Line Vocoder Test Status Function to display the On-Line Vocoder Test performance status and to stop the test. If Item Field is designated as “DISPLAY”, it displays On-Line Vocoder test status of the present corresponding BSC, and if it is designated as "END_ONL", it stops current On-Line test. • Command STS-VCE-ONL:BSC=a,ITEM=b; a: BSC number (0~11) b: Execution ITEM (DISPLAY/END-ONL) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:433(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-11 On-Line Vocoder Test End Command, Status Display Command Execution Result
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:434(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.4. Link Test Function Link test is divided into PING test, IPC test, ATM Path test, and Trunk BER test. PING test checks the Link status of Application Level by using Ping command from Master Processor to each Target Processor. IPC test checks the presence of problems in LINK by conducting IPC Test to the mounted processors/devices. ATM Path test checks presence of faults in ATM LINK Level by conducting ATM Layer Test on the mounted Processor/Devices. Trunk BER test sends/receives the designated number of ATM Cells to the operator designated BTS Link to get Error Rate. 4.5.4.1. Trunk BER Test Function Function to check the presence of problems in Trunk(16 E1) Link between BTS and BSC. Trunk BER Test analyzes performance per Link of each ALPA and LICA and the analyzed result is displayed in a certain format to BMS. One link is selected and while exchanging as many as the designated number of ATM Cells, test is conducted and Data Error Rate is displayed. • Command TEST-LINK :BSC=a ,ALPA=b [,CNT=c] [,RATE=d]; a: BSC number (0~11) b: ALPA number(0~9) c: Send Cell Count(1 ~ 1,000,000) d: Data Rate(1 ~ 90: Number of Cells transferred per a second) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:435(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-12 Result of Trunk BER Test Performance 4.5.4.2. PING Test Function Function to check Link Status for the Target Processor by the Master Processor that was input to MMI of BSM by using the Ping command Ping test is divided into Point To Point Test and Point To Multi Test. • Command TEST-PING:SRC=a,DST=b[,BSC=c][,BTS=d][,SMP=e][,VMP=f][,PCF=g]; a: Source Processor b: Destination Processor(If there is input, it is PTP, if not, it is PTM) c: BSC number(0~11) d: BTS number(0~47)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:436(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 e: SMP number(0~5) f: VMP number(0~7) g: PCF number(0~2) • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-13 Result of PING Test Performance 4.5.4.3. IPC Test Function Function to check the presence of problems in the Link status between Processor/Device by executing IPC command of Application Level . IPC Test is divided into PTP test and PTM test. • Command TEST-IPC :SRC=a [,DST=b] [,BSC=c] [,BTS=d] [,SMP=e] [,VMP=f] [,PCF=g]; a: Source Processor b: Destination Processor(If input does exist, it is PTP and if not, it is PTM) c: BSC number(0~11) d: BTS number(0~47)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:437(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 e: SMP number(0~5) f: VMP number(0~7) g: PCF number(0~2) • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-14 Result of IPC Test Performance 4.5.4.4. ATM Path Test Function Function to check presence of problems in Link Status between Processor and Device by executing ATM CC, LB, PM command. It is divided into PTP Test and PTM Test. • Command TEST-TM:SRC=a[,DST=b],CLASS=c,LEVEL=d[,BSC=e][,BTS=f][,SMP=g] [,VMP=h] [,PCF=i]; a: Source Processor b: Destination Processor(If input does exist, it is PTP, and if not, it is PTM) c: Test class(CC: Continuity Check, LB: Loop Back, PM: Execution Monitor)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:438(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 d: Test Level(F4: VPC, F5: VCC) e: BSC number(0~11) f: BTS number(0~47) g: SMP number(0~5) h: VMP number(0~7) i: PCF number(0~2) • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-15 Result of ATM Path(PM) Test Performance
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:439(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-16 Result of ATM Path(CC) Test Performance
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:440(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-17 Result of ATM Path(LB) Test Execution
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:441(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.5. Command related to BSC Virtual Call Test General mobile call is ㅡmade by MS, BSS(BSC, BTS), switching system interworking. Because the section between MS and BSS is the place where call environment setup function and modulation and demodulation of voice data are made including allocation of call resource necessary for radio communication, it is responsible for essential function in the mobile communication system. Testing call is the function to check the following: 1) the presence of faults in call processing made between BSS and MS that excludes the MSC function in the course of mobile call processing, and 2) the quality of voice. Since it excludes the MS function to, mutual calls such as M2L, L2M, or M2M cannot be made; however, , but cantest can be perfomed by selecting one between originating and terminating call. When a testing call was set up, BSS and MS generate markov data and exchange them and by checking if there is any loss of markov data, they calculate quality of voice. Terminating call inputs IMSI value of MS to be tested in BSM and trys paging to set up a call. And Originating call sets up a call by selecting testing call function of MS. (Originating call is not related to BSM function.) • BSC Testing Call It checks the following: 1) if there is any faults in call processing that is carried out between BSC(SLP) – BTS(CE) - MSs and 2) the quality of voice. If a Call is attempted in BSM by inputting the the information (i.e., the number of MS, BSC number, BTS number, sector, frequency resource, MS call setup data (Station Class Mark, Slot Cycle Index), Service Option(13K Markov, 8K Markov, 13K LoopBack, 8K LoopBack), and voice packet data rate(Full, half, Quarter, Eighth , Variable rate)), then Call Link between SLP-CE-MS is set up (setup of testing call) according to the data input. Once a Call is set up, SLP and MS calculate Frame Error Rate while exchanging markov data. When a Call is set up and a Call is released, BSM displays data of call resource, FER, and reason for release. • Service Option Service Options of present use for Testing call at BSC include 8K Markov, 13K Markov, 8K loopback, 13K loopback . • Markov Once Testing Call is set up, SLP and MS synchronizes their time, and generate identical data in sequence by Markov Algorithm. SLP and MS receive each other’s data and compare them with their own to detect errors in the data frame. It can obtain Forward FER(measured at MS) and Reverse FER(measured at SLP). LoopBack: When Testing Call is set up, SLP generates voice data and sends them to MS. MS performs lookback on this data as it is and SLP compares returned data with
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:442(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 the original data to validate the quality of voice. (FER measured at SLP) • Data Rate User can designate voice data rate to be used for testing call. The data rate is divided into the following: Full rate, Half rate, Quarter rate, Eighth rate, and Variable rate. 4.5.5.1. BSC Virtual Call Setup Function Function to designate various options and setting up Call to a specific MS or all the MSs MS to be tested should be entered to BSM DB with INS-TEST-MS command. When TEST_KEY is not input, testing calls are set up for all the MSs stored in DB. Testing Call is attempted for 60 minutes at a maximum. Once a Call is set up, it is maintained for 60 minutes. If a call is disconnected due to the occurrence of faults, or when a user released the call at random, a message for the reason of call release is displayed. • Command SET-TEST-CALL :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECTOR=c ,CDMA=d ,SCI=e ,SCM=f , OPTI=g ,DTYPE=h ,TIME=i [,TEST_KEY=j]; a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~47) c: sector (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/ZETA/EPSILON) d: CDMA number (0~11) e: SLOT CYCLE Index (0~7) f: SLOT mode (SLOT_M, NON_SLT_M) g: option (MKV_13K/MKV_8K/LB_13K/LB_8K) h: Data Rate (VARIABLE/FULL/HALF/QUART/EIGHT ) i: TIME(1~60min) j: Test Key(1 ~ 100) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:443(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-18 BSC Virtual Call Setup Command INTERM Display Fig. 4.5-19 Console Window Display at the setup of BSC Virtual Call
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:444(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-20 Display at the Termination of BSC Virtual Call 4.5.5.2. Virtual Call Release Function Function to release a call for a specific MS or all the MSs where a virtual call set up. The output resulting from virtual call release is displayed by "Release by MMC". • Command REL-TEST-CALL :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,TEST_KEY=c]; a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~15) c: TEST KEY(1~100) • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-21 Result of BSC Virtual Call Release Command Execution 4.5.5.3. Testing MS Display Function Function to display MSs to be used for the BSC Virtual Call test. • Command DIS-TEST-MS :BSC=a ,BTS=b; a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~47) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:445(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-22 Presently registered Testing MS Display 4.5.5.4. MS Supplementary Function Function to register MS to be used for the BSC Virtual test. For a test of virtual call, first register MS. • Command INS-TEST-MS :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,TEST_KEY=c [,MSIN=d]; a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~47) c: TEST KEY(1~100) d: IMSI of MS • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:446(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-23 Testing MS Insert Result Display 4.5.5.5. MS Delete Function Function to delete MS registered on the test list of BSC Virtual Call • Command DEL-TEST-MS :TEST_KEY=a; a: TEST_KEY of Mobile to be deleted • Insert/Output Fig. 4.5-24 Delete MS Execution Result
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:447(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.6. TRAFFIC PATH TESTING FUNCTION it is a test enabling to decide if there is presence of failure with designated traffic path by setting a traffic path for BSC virtual call for a specific MS with the designated call resources and then measuring PER.. The kinds of virtual call include Markov and Loop Back., There are 8K and 13K respectively by service option. Call resources that the user can designate are as follows: Selector Slave Processor, Trunk, and BTS channel Chip. In one BSC, 100 virtual calls can be set up simultaneously separated from testing function of virtual call. Once a call is set up, a message type which is identical to the message type coming from BSC virtual call setup process is displayed. 4.5.6.1. Traffic Path Testing Setup Function Function to set up a Call for the designated Traffic Path • Command SET-PATH-CALL : IMSI=a , BSC=b , SMP=c , SLP=d , SLPSLV = e [,TRK = f], BTS= g ,SECTOR = h ,CDMA = i ,RCP= j , MCPA=k , CHIP=l , SCI=m , SCM=n , OPTI=o , DTYPE=p [,TIME=q]; a : IMSI b : BSC_Number(0~11) c : SMP_Number(0~4) d : SLP_Number(0~19) e : SLP_Slave_Number(0~3) f : Trunk_Number(0~19) g : BTS_Number(0~47) h : Sector_Id(0~5) i : CDMA_Channel_Number(0~11) j : RCP_Number(0~9) k : MCPA_Number(0~9) l : CHIP_Number(0~1) m : Slot_Cycle_Index(0~7) n : Station_Class_Mark(SLOT_M, NON_SLT_M) o : Service_Option(MKV_13K, MKV_8K, LB_13k, LB_8K) p : Test_data_Type(VARIABLE, RATE_FULL, RATE_HALF, RATE_QUAR, RATE_EIGHT) q : TRACE_TIME(1~60min) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:448(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-25 Traffic Path Setup Command Execution Result Display(Interm Window) Fig. 4.5-26 Traffic Path Setup Command Execution Result Display(Console Window) 4.5.6.2. Traffic Path Release Function Function to release a Call to MS of a specific BSC, BTS where a virtual call is set up. • Command REL-PATH-CALL :BSC=a ,BTS=b; a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~15) • Input/Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:449(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-27 Traffic Path Release Command Execution Result Display(Interm Window) Fig. 4.5-28 Traffic Path Release Command Execution Result Display(Console Window)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:450(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.7. Call Trace Testing Function Mobile Call Trace Function traces the process of call setup for the MS, surveillance of the status after the call setup, the process of call release, and displays the content visibly to BSM after BSM of User’s terminal designates a Mobile Station(MS) at random by using a value of MSIN(Mobile Station Identification Number). . The designated Mobile Station(MS) can trace the originating call or terminating call that was set up by the user and if necessary, it sets up Markov call(i.e., a terminating Markov call by paging) for tracing. Mobile call tracing can be performed to all kinds of calls(Voice Call, Data Call, HandOff Call) and can designate maximum two calls simultaneously for tracing. Information provided upon call tracing is as follows: Tracing Information when Call is set Resource of Call to be set System Resource: BSC No, BTS No, Sector No, PN Offset Attributes of Call: IMSI, ESN, Service Option, Call Type(Voice Call originating, Voice Call terminating, DATA Call initial set, DATA Call Reactivation by MS, DATA Call Reactivation by Network), Terminating number BTS Resource: CDMA CH(Frequency) No, TC No(RCP#, MCPA#, CE#), Code CH(Walsh code), Frame Offset BSC Resource: SLP, VCE Number, CIC(Circuit Identifier Code) Setup Process Message display between processors during Call Setup: Visible Display of Call Flow During Call Setup, display RTD(Round Trip Delay) value and calculated distance by using this. When Call Failure occurs, display reason value and its meaning Call Set Time by section Tracing Information at the phase of calling after Call Setup: Tracing and Display at intervals of 1 ~ 5 seconds. Elements of Communication Quality Forward FER(Frame Error Rate): Present FER, Total FER Backward FER(Frame Error Rate): Present FER, Total FER Power Control Parameter: TC Gain, Reverse Power Control Threshold Location Estimate Elements Present Active PN Offsets Aggregation : BSC No, BTS No, Sector, Cdma Ch, Walsh_ch, TC Id, RTD
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:451(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Present RTD Value and calculated distance by using this Tracing Information at the phase of Call Release: Tracing it every time at the normal release or abnormal release Reason for Call Release Reason for Call Release and its content: Display reason value and its meaning Quality Elements of Call Forward Total FER(Frame Error Rate) Backward Total FER(Frame Error Rate) 4.5.7.1. Call Trace Start/End Function Function that starts/ends Call Trace with MS designated at random. • Command TRC-CALL : IMSI=a, ITEM=b,BSC=c; a: IMSI Number b: Start / Stop c: BSC ID • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-29 Call Trace Start Command Input Screen
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:452(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-30 Call Trace Display in the Process of Call Set
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:453(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-31 Display of Call Set Process and Elements of Communication Quality
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:454(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-32 Display of Communication Quality and Release Reason Fig. 4.5-33 Call Trace Stop Result
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:455(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.7.2. Call Trace MS Display Function Function to display MS that currently uses the mobile call tracing function. • Command DIS-TRC-MS; • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-34 Terminal Display in use of Call Trace
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:456(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.8. Number of Data Call User Display Function (Active/Dormant) Function to display Number of Data Call by Active/Dormant • Command DIS-DATA-CALL:PCP=a; a: PCP Number(0~2) • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-35 Result of the Number of DATA Call User Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:457(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.9. DATA Call User Status Display Function by IMSI Command DIS-DATA-STS:PCP=a,IMSI=b; a: PCP Number(0~2) b: IMSI of MS • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-36 Result of DATA Call User Status Display by IMSI
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:458(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.10. IOS Message Display Function This function is operated by inputting the IMSI of MS to trace, duration, etc in BSM and displays IOS trace information for all kinds of calls that MS attempts as visible information in text format in the BSM. • Command TRC-IOS : MS=a, BSC=b, FLAG=c, DURATION=d a: MS Number b: BSC ID(0~11) c: Start/Stop d: Trace Duration Time • Input/Output Fig. 4.5-37 IOS Message Display START Result
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:459(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-38 IOS Display Message
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:460(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-39 STOP Result of IOS Message Display Function
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:461(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.5.11. POWER MONITORING Function Function to check the BTS power control in BSM • Command DIS-BTS-PWR:BSC=a,BTS=b,ITEM=c,[TIME=d]: a: BSC ID(0~11) b: BTS ID(0~47) c: Stop/Start d: Duration Time(1~100 min) • Input/Ouput Fig. 4.5-40 Power Monitoring START Result
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:462(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.5-41 Power Monitoring Result Fig. 4.5-42 Power Monitoring STOP Result
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:463(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.6. No.7 Command The function of BSM No.7 is to manage parameter information necessary for the operator to operate No.7. It is divided into the following function: 1) signaling link operation management and 2) the signaling link maintenance. The former is composed of the following: signaling point management function, signaling link set management function, signaling link management function, signaling terminal management function, signaling data management function, and SCCP management function. The latter is composed of signaling link and signaling terminal test, and signal link inhibit. 4.6.1. Related Command 4.6.1.1. Commands for Signaling Link Operation and Management Function Table 4.6-1 Commands related to Signaling Point Management Commands Description DIS-SP-INFO Signaling Point Information Display CHG-OSP Change of Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point CHG-SP Change of Signaling Point Table 4.6-2 Commands related to Signaling Link Set Commands Description ACT-LKS Signaling Link Set Activation DACT-LKS Signaling Link Set Deactivation Table 4.6-3 Commands related to Signaling Link Commands Description CRET-SLK Signaling Link Create DEL-SLK Signaling Link Deletion ACT-SLK Signaling Link Activation DACT-SLK Signaling Link Deactivation
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:464(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 DIS-SLK-INFO Signaling Link Information Display INH-SLK Signaling Link Barring ALW-SLK Signaling Link Barring Release Table 4.6-4 Commands related to Signaling Terminal Commands Description CRTE-ST Signaling Terminal Definition(Create) DEL-ST Signaling Terminal Deletion DIS-ST-INFO Signaling Terminal Information Display Table 4.6-5 Commands related to Signaling Data Link Commands Description CRTE-SDLK Signaling Data Link Definition(Create) DEL-SDLK Signaling Data Link Deletion DIS-SDLK-INFO Signaling Data Link Information Display Table 4.6-6 Display Commands for SCCP Data Commands Description DIS-SCCP-NET SCCP Network Configuration Data Display DIS-SCCP-LSS SCCP Intra-Switching Office Sub-system Status Data Display Table 4.6-7 Signaling Link Status Display Commands Commands Description DIS-SLK-STS Signaling Link Status Display DIS-ST-STS Signaling Terminal Status Display DIS-LKS-STS Signaling Link Set Status Display Table 4.6-8 Commands related to Timer
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:465(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Commands Description DIS-MTP2-TMR MTP L2 Timer Display CHG-MTP2-TMR MTP L2 Timer Change DIS-MTP3-TMR MTP L3 Timer Display CHG-MTP3-TMR MTP L3 Timer Change DIS-SCCP-TMR SCCP Timer Change CHG-SCCP-TMR SCCP Timer Change 4.6.1.2. Commands for Signaling Link Maintenance Function Table 4.6-9 Test Related Commands Commands Description TEST-SLK Signaling Link Test TEST-ST Signaling Terminal Test DIS-No7-CYC Test Cycle Display CHG-No7-CYC Test Cycle Change Table 4.6-10 Status Suppression Related Commands Commands Description DIS-INH-NO7 Displayable Status Message Display ALW-N07-MSG Status Message Display Possible INH-NO7-MSG Status Message Display Suppression 4.6.2. Signaling Link Operation Management Function 4.6.2.1. Signaling Point Information Display Display the Status of Signaling Point of local Switching Office and that of Intra-Switching Office. Command DIS-SP-INFO:BSC_ID=a a = BSC Number (00 ~ 11) Input DIS-SP-INFO:BSC_ID=0;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:466(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Output Fig. 4.6-1 Signaling Point Information Display 4.6.2.2. Change of Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point It changes Information for Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point. Command CHG-OSP:BSC=a,OSP_NUM=b; a = BSC Number( 00 ~ 11 ) b= OSP Number ( 00 ~ 65535 ) Input CHG-OSP:BSC_ID=0,OSP_NUM=5; Output Fig. 4.6-2 Change of Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point 4.6.2.3. Change of Local Switching Office Signaling Point It changes Signaling Point of Local Switching Office. Command CHG-SP-INFO:BSC_ID=a, SP_NUM=b
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:467(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 b = SP Number ( 00 ~ 65535 ) Input CHG-SP-INFO:BSC_ID=0,SP_NUM=1038 Output Fig. 4.6-3 Change of Remote Switching Office Signaling Point 4.6.2.4. Activation of Signaling Link Set Signaling Link Set indicates an aggregation of signaling links(Max 16 units). Activation of Signaling Link Set is to put all the defined Signaling Links in a in-service status. Command ACT-LKS:BSC_ID=a a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11) Input ACT-LKS:BSC_ID=0; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:468(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-4 Activation of Signaling Link Set 4.6.2.5. Deactivation of Signaling Link Set Function that puts all the defined Signaling Links in out-of-service status Command DACT-LKS:BSC_ID=a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 01 ) Input DACT-LKS:BSC_ID= a; Output Fig. 4.6-5 Deactivation of Signaling Link Set
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:469(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.6.2.6. Signaling Link Generation Signaling Link is the concept combing Signaling Data Link with Signaling Terminal. It connects Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point to local switching Office Signaling Point, and can define 16 units of Signaling Link. The definition of Signaling Link is used to expand the number of Signaling Links. Before Signaling Link is defined, first of all, Signaling Terminal and Signaling Data Link to be defined as Signaling Link should have been defined. Command CRTE-SLK:BSC=a, SLK=b, VMP=c, TRK=d, TS_NO = e, ST_ID =f; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) c = VMP ( 00 ~ 07 ) d = Trunk Number ( 00 ~ 16 ) e = Time Slot Number ( 00 ~ 31) f = Signalling Terminal ( 1 ~ 16) Input CRTE-SLK:BSC=0, SLK =5, VMP = 00, TRK = 5 TS_NO=16, ST_ID = 5; Output Fig. 4.6-6 Signaling Link Create 4.6.2.7. Signaling Link Deletion Function to delete the defined Signaling Link.Before the Signaling Link is deleted, the corresponding Signaling Link should have been successfully deactivated. Command DEL-SLK:BSC_ID=a, SLC =b; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 )
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:470(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DEL-SLK:BSC=0, SLC =3; Output Fig. 4.6-7 Deletion of Signaling Link 4.6.2.8. Signaling Link Activation Function to activate a defined Signaling Link. Before activated, the corresponding Signaling Link should have been successfully defined. Command ACT-SLK:BSC_ID=a, SLC; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input ACT-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC=2; Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:471(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-8 Activation of Signaling Link 4.6.2.9. Signaling Link Deactivation Function to deactivate the activated Signaling Link. Command DACT-SLK:BSC=a, SLC=b; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DACT-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC = 2; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:472(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-9 Deactivation of Signaling Link 4.6.2.10. Signaling Link Information Display Function to display information on Signaling Terminal, Signaling Data Link and Bit_Rate connected to Signaling Link. It can display information on entire Signaling Links and on Signaling Link designated. Command DIS-SLK-INFO:BSC_ID=a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DIS-SLK-INFO:BSC_ID = 0; Output Fig. 4.6-10 Signaling Link Information Display 4.6.2.11. Signaling Link Inhibition It inhibits the use of presently defined Signaling Link. Command INH-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC =0; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input INH-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC=0; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:473(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-11 Signaling Link Inhibit 4.6.2.12. Signaling Link Allow Signaling Link Allow is a function that allows the management of Signaling Link Status inhibited in the management of Signaling Link and then change to the status of availability. Command ALW-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC =0; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input ALW-SLK:BSC_ID = 0, SLC = 0; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:474(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-12 Signal Link Allow 4.6.2.13. Signal Terminal Addition Signal Terminal indicates physical name of a Channel of STPA and can define 16 units of Signaling Terminal at a maximum. It is used to expand Signaling Terminal. Command CRTE-ST:BSC=a, ST_ID=b; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 15 ) b = Signalling Terminal ( 01 ~ 16 ) Input CRTE-ST:BSC_ID=0,ST_ID = 4; Output Fig. 4.6-13 Signaling Terminal Generation 4.6.2.14. Signaling Terminal Deletion It is used when Signaling Terminal H/W has problems or other faults occur. Before Signaling Terminal is deleted, make sure that the corresponding Signaling Terminal is connected to Signaling Link. Command DEL-ST:BSC=a, ST_ID =b; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Terminal ( 01 ~ 16 ) Input DEL-ST:BSC_ID=0,ST_ID = 5; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:475(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-14 Signaling Terminal Deletion 4.6.2.15. Signaling Terminal Information Display Function to display information about if it is linked with signaling link to a specific Signaling Terminal or all the Signaling Terminals. Command DIS-ST-INFO:BSC_ID =a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) Input DIS-ST-INFO:BSC_ID = 0; Output Fig. 4.6-15 Display of Signaling Terminal Information
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:476(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.6.2.16. Signaling Data Link Addition Signaling Data Link indicates Trunk Number to allocate as Signaling Link and is used to expand Signaling Data Link. Command CRTE-SDLK: BSC =a, VMP_ID=b, TRK= c ,TS_NO=d; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = VMP Number( 00 ~ 07 ) c = TRUNK Number( 00 ~ 16 ) d = Time Slot Number( 00 ~ 31 ) Input CRTE-SDLK: BSC_ID=0, VMP_ID=1, TRK=0 , TS_NO=16; Output Fig. 4.6-16 Signaling Data Link Generation 4.6.2.17. Signaling Data Link Deletion It is used when Signaling Data Link H/W is defective or other problems occur.Before deleting the Signaling Data Link, make sure that corresponding Signaling Data Link is allocated to Signal Link and then delete. Command DEL-SDLK;BSC=a, VMP=b, TRK=c, TS_NO=d; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = VMP Number( 00 ~ 07 ) c = TRUNK Number( 00 ~ 16 ) d = Timer Slot Number( 00 ~ 31 )
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:477(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Input DEL-SDLK:BSC=0, VMP=0, TRK= 5, TS_NO = 16; Output Fig. 4.6-17 Signaling Data Link Deletion 4.6.2.18. Signaling Data Link Information Display Function to display information on the defined Signaling Data Link and the status connected to Signaling Link. Command DIS-SDLK-INFO: BSC_ID = a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) Input DIS-SDLK-INFO: BSC_ID=0; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:478(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-18 Signaling Data Link Information Display 4.6.2.19. SCCP Network Configuration Data Display Function to display SCCP Network Configuration Data for Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point, local Switching Office Signaling Point, and each sub-system. Command DIS-SCCP-NET:BSC_ID=a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) Input DIS-SCCP-NET:BSC_ID=0; Output Fig. 4.6-19 SCCP Network Configuration Data Display

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