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 3

STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:479(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.6.2.20. SCCP Local Subsystem State Data Display Function to display State related to Local Exchange Sub-system defined at Local Exchange Signaling Point Command DIS-SCCP-LSS:BSC_ID =a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 16 ) Input DIS-SCCP-LSS:BSC_ID = 0; Output Fig. 4.6-20 SCCP Local Subsystem State Data Display 4.6.2.21. Signaling Link Status Display Function to display a designated Signaling Link Status, Activate Status of Signaling Link, Inhibit Status of Intra switching office Signaling Link, and Inhibit Status of local Switching Office. Command DIS-SLK-STS:BSC_ID = a, SLC = b; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11) b = Signalling Number Code ( 00 ~ 16 ) Input DIS-SLK-STS:BSC_ID = 0, SLC=0; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:480(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-21 Signaling Link Status Display 4.6.2.22. Signaling Terminal Status Display Function to display Status Information for a specific signaling Tunnel, including the types of data such as SLC, Trunk Number, Signaling Data Link Number, and present Status. Command DIS-ST-STS:BSC_ID=0; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DIS-ST-STS:BSC_ID=0; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:481(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-22 Signaling Terminal Status Display 4.6.2.23. Signaling Link Set Status Display Function to display all the Signaling Link Status connected to ASS-W to include the status of SLC(Signaling Link Code), sl_avail(Signaling Link Availability/Non-availability), loc_inh(Local Exchange Management Inhibit), rem_inh(Remote Management Inhibit. Command DIS-LKS-STS:BSC_ID=a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) Input DIS-LKS-STS:BSC_ID = 0; Output Fig. 4.6-23 Signaling Link Set Status Display 4.6.2.24. MTP Level 2 Timer Display It displays Timer Value used for MTP L2 which is presently in operation. Command DIS-MTP2-TMR:BSC_ID = a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DIS-MTP2-TMR:BSC_ID = 0; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:482(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-24 MTP Level2 Timer Display 4.6.2.25. MTP Level 2 Timer Change It changes Timer Value used for MTP L2 which is presently in operation. Command CHG-MTP2-TMR:BSC_ID=a, T1=b, T2 =c, T3=d, T4N = e, T4E = f, T5 =g, T6 = h, T7= i; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 15 ) b = T1 Timer ( 40000 ~ 50000 ) c = T2 Timer ( 5000 ~ 150000 ) d = T3 Timer ( 1000 ~ 2000 ) e = T4N Timer ( 7500 ~ 9500 ) f = T4E Timer ( 00 ~ 600 ) g = T5 Timer ( 80 ~ 120 ) h = T6 Timer ( 3000 ~ 5000 ) I = T7 Timer ( 500 ~ 2000 ) Input CHG-MTP2-TMR:BSC_ID=0, T5 = 100; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:483(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-25 MTP Level2 Timer Change 4.6.2.26. MTP Level 3 Timer Diplay It displays Timer Value used for MTP L3 which is presently in operation. Command DIS-MTP3-TMR:BSC_ID =a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DIS-MTP3-TMR:BSC_ID = 0; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:484(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-26 MTP Level3 Timer Display 4.6.2.27. MTP Level 3 Timer Change It changes Timer Value used for MTP L3 which is presently in operation. Command CHG-MTP3-TMR:BSC_ID = a, T1 = b, T2 = c, T3 = d, T4 = e, T5 = f, T12 = g, T13= h, T14 = i, T17 = j, T22 = k, T23 = l, SLTM = m; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = T1 Timer ( 500 ~ 1200 ) c = T2 Timer ( 700 ~ 2000 ) d = T3 Timer ( 500 ~ 1200 ) e = T4 Timer ( 500 ~ 1200 ) f = T5 Timer ( 500 ~ 1200 ) g = T12 Timer ( 800 ~ 1500 ) h = T13 Timer ( 800 ~ 1500 ) I = T14 Timer ( 2000 ~ 3000 ) j = T17 Timer ( 800 ~ 5000 ) l = T22 Timer ( 180 ~ 360 ) l = T23 Timer ( 180 ~ 360 ) m = SLTM Timer ( 4 ~ 12 ) Input CHG-MTP3-TIMER:BSC_ID=0, SLTM=10;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:485(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Output Fig. 4.6-27 MTP Level e 3 Timer Change 4.6.2.28. SCCP Timer Display It changes Timer Value used for SCCP which is presently in operation. Command CHG-SCCP-TMR:BSC_ID=a, T_CONNE_EST = b, T_IAS = c, T_IAR = d, T_REL = e, T_INT =f , T_STAT_INFO = g; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = T_CONNE_EST ( 20 ~ 120 ) c = T_IAS ( 300 ~ 600 ) d = T_IAR ( 660 ~ 1320 ) e = T_REL ( 1 ~ 20 ) f = T_INT ( 10 – 60) g = T_STAT_INFO ( 5 ~ 1200 ) Input CHG-SCCP-TMR:BSC_ID=0, T_STAT_INFO=40; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:486(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-28 SCCP Timer Change 4.6.3. Maintenance Function Command 4.6.3.1. Signaling Link Test Signaling Link Test is performed while Signaling Link is in service when Signaling Link becomes activated or restored and is used to check if both ends of Signaling Link process messages correctly. The status of Signaling Link to be tested should be in the Activate Status. Command TEST-SLK:BSC_ID=a, SLC =b; a = BSC Number ( 0 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 0 ~ 15 ) Input TEST-SLK:BSC_ID= 0, SLC = 1; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:487(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-29 Signaling Link Test 4.6.3.2. Signaling Terminal Test Signaling Terminal Test consists of RA Loopback and SELF Loopback, and RA Loopback performs Loopback in Rate Adaptation function, performing an activation of Signaling Link. Depending upon the result, it performs inspection function on the Signaling Terminal and Lookback performs Lookback to STPA receiving terminal, providing inspection function of Status. A test should be successfully conductedto Signaling Terminal where corresponding Signaling Terminal is not allocated to Signaling Link before testing Signaling Terminal, so that normal test result can be reported. Command TEST-ST:BSC_ID=a, STID =b, TYPE=c; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Terminal ( 1 ~ 16 ) c = TYPE ( SELF, RA ) Input TEST-ST:BSC_ID = 1, STID =2, TYPE=SELF; Output
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:488(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.6-30 Signaling Terminal Test 4.6.3.3. Test Cycle Display Signaling Terminal Automatic Test is not a test on the request from the operator to Signaling Terminal allocated to Signaling Link, but the test is performed on Signaling Terminal by the Processor cyclically, which displays Test Cycle (default: 30sec) . Command DIS-NO7-CYC:BSC_ID=a; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) Input DIS-NO7-CYC:BSC_ID = 0; Output Fig. 4.6-31 Test Cycle Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:489(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.6.3.4. Test Cycle Change It is used to change Test Cycle which is performed by Processor (SCP). Command CHG- NO7-CYC:BSC_ID=a, CYC=b; a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Cycle ( 00 ~ 120 ) Input CHG-NO7-CYC:BSC_ID=0, CYC=35; Display Fig. 4.6-32 Test Cycle Change 4.6.3.5. Inhibited Status Message Display It displays Status Message that can be displayed at present. Command DIS-INH-NO7; Input DIS-INH-NO7; Output Fig. 4.6-33 Output possible Status Message Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:490(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.6.3.6. Status Message Display Allow It allows to display Status Message on Outterm. Command ALW-NO7-MSG:SN=a; a = Status Number ( ALL, S5000, S5001, S5010, S5011, S5012, S5013, S5020, S5021, S5022, S5023, S0524, S5025, S5026, S5027, S5028, S5030, S5031, S5032 ) Input ALW-NO7-MSG:SN=S5000; Output Fig. 4.6-34 Status Message Display Allowed 4.6.3.7. Status Message Display Inhibit It inhibits to display Status Message on Outterm Command INH-NO7-MSG:SN= a a = Status Number ( ALL, S5000, S5001, S5010, S5011, S5012, S5013, S5020, S5021, S5022, S5023, S0524, S5025, S5026, S5027, S5028, S5030, S5031, S5032 ) Input INH-NO7-MSG:SN=S5000; Output Fig. 4.6-35 Status Message Display Inhibit
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:491(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.7. Statistics Command Apart from switching system, statistics Function in BSM measures performance and load and reports them to NMS(Network Management System), a center for self-reporting and network management. The function of statistics is divided logistically into three. The first one is that On Demand statistics items that the user measures designated statistics item and BTS on the arbitrary time for the specific cycles. And additionally to be included is Hourly Statistic that collects, without complying with the user’s request, all the statistics always on time for reporting to NMS. Lastly, it is divided into On Line Statistics that collects and sends statistics every 5 minutes so that NMS can confirm on a real time basis. The following commands in series are mainly related to On Demand Statistics, and Hourly Statistics function was configured, in consideration of BMS performance to display on request only from user. On Demand Statistics function is used only when the user wants to check performance related data with specific BSC or BTS. For Hourly Statistics function, once statistics report is requestedto CCP, BSP, PCP, NCP and CNP that are major processors at every fixed time, all kinds of statistics collected are gathered at the corresponding processor and transferred. Section between BSM and BSS are connected to STM-1, but because the volumes of the collected statistics are so huge that they are executed for 15 minutes. That is, the report of statistics data to NMS is made at 15 minutes after the every hour. BSM becomes to keep hourly statistics data. Storages are made on an hourly basis for a week and are stored in binary in PKG/DATA/STAT/HOURLY. Reports to NMS are made by the reporting method of ASCII and the method providing Binary and Library at the user’s request. Table 4.7-1 Statistics Command List Division Content Statistics Commands Traffic STAT-TRAF:DIR=a,OPTION=b,BSC=c,BTS=d [,MPRD=e, MTIM=f]; Hourly Traffic DIS-HLY-TRAF:HOUR=a,OPTION=b,BSC=c,BTS=d; Traffic Related Daily Traffic DIS-DLY-TRAF:WEEK=a,HOUR=b,OPTION=c,BSC=d,BTS=e; Hand off (all) STAT-HOFF:BSC=a,BTS=b[,MPRD=c, MTIM=d]; Hand off Related Softer Handoff STAT-HOFF-SOFTER:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c, MTIM=d];
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:492(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Soft Handoff STAT-HOFF-SOFT:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c, MTIM=d]; Hard Handoff STAT-HOFF-HARD:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c, MTIM=d]; Channel Element STAT-CE:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c, MTIM=d]; Vocoder STAT-VOC:BSC=a,VMP=b[,VCP=c,MPRD=d, MTIM=e]; Network STAT-NET:CAN=a,BSC=b[,BTS=c,ITEM=d,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; Radio Channel STAT-CH:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c,MTIM=e]; Processor STAT-PRC:CAN=a,BSC=b[,BTS=c,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; Selector STAT-SLT:BSC=a,SMP=b[,SLP=c,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; BTS Performance STAT-PERF:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; Paging STAT-PAGE:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; CAI Signaling STAT-CAI:ITEM=a,BSC=b[,BTS=c,MPRD=d, MTIM=e]; NO7 STAT-NO7:ITEM=a,SCP=b[,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; Round Trip Delay STAT-RTD:BSC=a,BTS=b[,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; Call Related RF Min/Max STAT-RF:BSC=a,BTS=b,ITEM=c[,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; Packet Data STAT-PKD:PCP=a,SHELF=b[,PIP=c,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; Packet Control STAT-PKC:PCP=a[,MPRD=b, MTIM=c]; Packet Related Packet Handoff STAT-PCP:PCP=a[,MPRD=b, MTIM=c]; Statistic List DIS-STAT-ITEM; Statistics Job DIS-STAT-JOB; Statistics Stop CAN-STAT:[BSC=a,]JOB=b; Hourly Statistic Display DIS-HLY-DATA:HOUR=a,ITEM=b,BSC=c[,BTS=d]; Daily Statistics Display DIS-DLY-DATA:WEEK=a,HOUR=b,ITEM=c,BSC=d[,BTS=e]; Others Online Cycle Change CHG=ONLINE-MPRD[:MPRD=a]; Display of Hourly/Daily Statistics for the same item of statistics is identical to On Demand Statistics. It is not related to Processor or Device that measures and reports statistics, but is related only to equip of PLD. This function of statistics is consisted of 5 Categories to include Traffic, Handoff, Call related, Packet related and others, and in the window of user’s command the following is displayed.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:493(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-1 Configuration of Statistics Command 4.7.1. Traffic related Statistics Command Traffic Statistics is differentiated as follows: Fig. 4.7-2 Traffic Statistics Function 4.7.1.1. Traffic Statistics by Service Option This is a function which for originating call and terminating call, reports and displays the number of attempt by service option, number of success, number of failure and the collected content by reason of a failure by CCP to BSM, and for Statistics Data, collection is made by the separated each item of Service Option/Direction/ BSC/BTS/FA/SECTOR..  Command : STAT-TRAF:DIR=a,OPTION=b,BSC=c,BTS=d[,MPRD=e,MTIM=f]; a : DIR : ALL – Measuring all of originating calls and terminating calls ORG – Measuring originating only TRM – Measuring terminating call only b: OPTION : VOICE 8K voice VARI_VOICE 8K EVRC ASYNC Asynchronous Data(9.6 kbps) G3FAX Group 3 FAX(9.6 Kbps) SMS Short Message Service
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:494(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 PPP_PKT Packet Data ASYNC_13K Asynchronous Data(14.4 kbps) G3FAX_13K Group 3 FAX(14.4 kbps) SMS_13K Short Message(Rate Set 2) PPP_PKT_13K Packet Data 13kbps VOICE_13K 13K voice (IS-96) PKT_TYPE1_22 High Speed Packet Data Services PKT_TYPE2_25 High Speed Packet Data Services PACKET_144K 144kbsps Packet Data c: BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) d: BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) e: MPRD : Cycle (min) ( default : 30min ) f : MTIM : Repeat frequency(default : 4times )  Display result
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:495(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-3 Traffic Statistics Data Display Result (*) Reference to Appendix for description of each item in the above Fig.. 4.7.1.2. Hourly Traffic Statistic DISPLAY Function that inquires about the traffic statistics collected on hourly basis by BSC, BTS and service option by every hour.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:496(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210  Command : DIS-HLY-TRAF:HOUR=a, OPTION=b, BSC=c, BTS=d; a: HOUR : Time b: OPTION : Service option c: BSC : BSC number d : BTS : BTS number Fig. 4.7-4 Hourly Traffic Statistics Display Result (*)Reference made to Annex for description of each item in the above Figure
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:497(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.7.1.3. Daily Traffic Statistic DISPLAY Function that inquires about the Hourly Traffic Statistics collected in a week by BSC by hour, by BTS and by service option.  Command : DIS-DLY-TRAF:WEEK=a,HOUR=b, OPTION=c, BSC=d, BTS=e; a. WEEK : Day of the Week (MON/TUE/WED/THU/FRI/SAT/SUN) b: HOUR : Time (24hour system) c: OPTION : Service Option d: BSC : BSC number (0 ~ 11) e : BTS : BTS number (0 ~ 47)  Display : Result is same as the content of 4.6.1.2. 4.7.2. Handoff Related Statistics Function Handoff Statistics function appears as follows:. Fig. 4.7-5 Handoff related Statistics Function 4.7.2.1. Handoff Statistics Function that CCP conducts measurement of Handoffs generated in each BSC in reference to the kind of Handoff(softer, soft, hard) and its direction and then reports to BSM. Handoffs are divided into the kinds as follows: Softer Handoff Softer Handoff generated between sectors in the same BTS Soft Hand off - Intra BTS soft Handoff : Soft Handoff generated between sectors in the same Base
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:498(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Station - Intra BSC Soft Handoff : Soft Handoff generated between the same BSCs - Inter MSC Soft Handoff : Soft Handoff generated between other BSCs Hard Hand off - Intra Cell Hard Handoff : Hard Handoff generated by frequency change in the same BTS - Intra BSC FR Hard Handoff : Hard Handoff generated by frequency change between BTSs of the same BSC - Intra BSC FO Hard Handoff : Hard Handoff generated by Frame offset between BTSs of the same BSC - Inter BSC FR Hard Handoff : Hard Handoff by frequency change generated between BTSs of other BSCs - Inter BSC FO Hard Handoff : Hard Handoff by the change of Frame offset generated between BTSs of other BSCs - Hard Hand off between RCs : Handoff generated between RCs  Command : STAT-HOFFF:BSC=a, BTS=b[,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11) b : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) c : Cycle(minute) : Default 30min d : Repetition Frequency : Default 4 times  Display :
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:499(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-6 Handoff Statistics (*)This Command(STAT-HOFF) displays all kinds of Handoff. Refer to Appendix for each item. 4.7.2.2. Softer Handoff Statistics It collects by collected item (refer to Appendix) the soft Handoff generated between sectors in the same BTS and displays.  Command : STAT-HOFF-SOFTER:BSC=a, BTS=b[,MPRD=d, MTIM=d]; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11) b : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) c : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d : MTIM : Repetition number : Default 4times  Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:500(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-7 Softer Handoff Statistics Display (*)Refer to Appendix for each item described above. 4.7.2.3. Soft Handoff Statistics It measures for display the soft Handoff generated between sectors of the same BTS, in the internal part of the same BSC, or in other BSC.  Command : STAT-HOFF-SOFT:BSC=a[,BTS=b, MPRD=c, MTIM=d]; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) b : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) c : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d : Repetition Frequency : Default 4times  Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:501(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-8 Soft Handoff Display Result (*) Refer to Appendix for description of the items above. 4.7.2.4. Hard Handoff Statistics It is statistics to be measured in CCP for Hard Handoff between BSCs, such as Handoff followed by frequency change between the same BTSs and Handoff generated in the same BSC, and Hard Handoff generated between RCs.  Command : STAT-HOFF-HARD:BSC=a,BTS=b[,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; a : BSC : BSC ( 0 ~ 11 ) b : BTS : BTS ( 0 ~ 47 ) c : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d : MTIM : Number of Frequency : Default 4times
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:502(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-9 Hard Handoff Statistics Display (*)Refer to Appendix for description of the each item described above.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:503(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.7.3. Call Related Statistics Function Statistics function related to call is as followed. Fig. 4.7-10 Statistics Function Related to Call 4.7.3.1. Channel Element Statistics Function The system reports the used counts that the traffic channel is occupied by the traffic element for the call to the BSM by BSP and channel card.  Command : STAT-CE:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) b : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) c : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:504(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-11 Channel Statistics Function (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each items in the figure above. 4.7.3.2. Vocoder Statistics Function It is the function that measures and reports the occupancy count and time to vocoder which decodes/encodes voice corresponded to channel element by 1:1. The data is collected in VCP by VCE.  Command : STAT-VOC:BSC=a,VMP=b[,VCP=c,MPRd=d,MTIM=e]; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11) b : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47) c : VMP : Vocoder Master Processor number(0 ~ 7) d : VCP : VCP number ( 0 ~ 15 ) e : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min f : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:505(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-12 Vocoder Statistics Output (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.3. Network Statistics Function VLIA measures and reports the use rate and error rate of T1 (or E1)’s trunk between BSC and the switching system. ASIA and ASCA collect and report the port statistics between BSC and CAN. LICA and ALPA are the function collecting link statistics to
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:506(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 report between BSC and BTS.  Command : STAT-NET:CAN=a,BSC=b[,BTS=c,ITEM=d,MPRD=e,MTIM=f]; a : CAN : the participation matter of the CAN equipment processor b : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) c : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47) d : ITEM : Trunk(BSC↔Switching system) / Link(BSC↔BTS) / Port(BSC↔CAN) e : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display Results Fig. 4.7-13 Network Statistics Output Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:507(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.7.3.4. Radio Channel Quality Statistics Function This function measures (Channel Element) and reports error rate and other things on radio channel between mobile subscriber and BTS.  Command : STAT-CH:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) b : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) c : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d : Measuring Count : Default 4times  Display Results Fig. 4.7-14 Radio Channel Statistics Output Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.5. Processor Statistics Function This is the function that each processor measures CPU and IPC load of each main processor at a given time to report to the BSM.  Command : STAT-PRC:CAN=a,BSC=b[,BTS=c,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; a : CAN : CAN equipment processor inclusion matter b : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) c : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) d : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:508(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 e : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display Results Fig. 4.7-15 Processor Statistics Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.6. Selector Statistics Function It is the statistics function that measures the occupying call, time, speed and bad frame counts of the selector.  Commands : STAT-SLT:BSC=a,SMP=b[,SLP=c,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11) b : SMP : Selector Master Processor number ( 0 ~ 4) c : SLP : Selector Processor number ( 0 ~ 19) d : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min e : MTIM : Count : Default 4times  Display Results
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:509(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-16 Selector Statistics Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.7. Performance (Call Delay) Statistics Function This is the function of BSP that measures and reports the setup delay (Time to Traffic, Channel Assign) of originating/terminating signal to mobile subscribers.  Command : STAT-PERF:ITEM=a, BSC=b[,BTS=c,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; a : ITEM : ALL-Measure originating and terminating, ORG – Originating, TRM- Terminating b : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) c : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) d : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min e : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display Results
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:510(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-17 Call Delay Performance Statistics Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.8. Paging Statistics Function This is the function of BSP to measure and report the attempt, success and failure counts of paging to the mobile subscriber.  Command : STAT-PAGE:BSC=a[,BTS=b, MPRD=c, MTIM=d]; a: BSC : BSC number( 0 ~ 11 ) b: BTS : BTS number( 0 ~ 47 ) c: MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d: MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display Results
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:511(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-18 Paging Statistics Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.9. CAI Statistics Function This is the function of BSP to measure and report the CAI signaling message at a given time which is transmitted and received by access channel and paging channel.  Command : STAT-CAI:ITEM=a,BSC=b[,BTS=c,MPRD=d,MTIM=e]; a : ITEM : ALL – Access, Paging channel both to be measured PC – Paging channel only to be measured AC – Access channel only to be measured b : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) c : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) d : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min e : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display Count
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:512(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-19 CAI Statistics Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.10. No.7 Signaling Statistics No.7 signaling is the function of SCP to collect by sorting into MTP and SCCP, and report it to the BSM.  Command : STAT-NO7:ITEM=a,SCP=b[,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; a : ITEM : MTP, SCCP or ALL b : SCP : SCP(BSC) Number(0~11) c : MPRD : execution cycle(5~60min, default:30min) d : MTIM : execution count(1~100, default:4)  Display Results
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:513(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-20 No.7 Signaling Statistics Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.11. RTD Statistics Round Trip Delay Statistics: BSP collects and reports the converted time from BTS antenna to BTS antenna via MS into distance.  Command : STAT-RTD:BSC=a,BTS=b[,MPRD=c,MTIM=d]; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) b : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) c : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display Results
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:514(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-21 RTD Statistics Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.3.12. RF MIN/MAX Statistics Function RFP reports to the BSP concerning TX power at a given time with the minimum and maximum value.  Command : STAT-RF:BSC=a,BTS=b,MPRD=c,MTIM=d; a : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) b : BTS: BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) c : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min d : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4min
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:515(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210  Display Results Fig. 4.7-22 RF Min/Max Statistics Function Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.4. Packet Related Packet related statistics function is as followed. Fig. 4.7-23 Packet Statistics Function 4.7.4.1. Packet Data Statistics Function PIP collects average data transmission between BSC and PDSN and reports it to the BSM through PCP.  Command : STAT-PKD:PCP=a,SHELF=b[,PIP=c, MPRD=d, MITM=e];
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:516(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 a : PCP : PCP number ( 0 ~ 2 ) b : SHELF : Shelf number ( SHELF 0, SHELEF 1, ALL) c : PIP : PIP number ( 0 ~ 11 ) d : MPRD : cycle(min) : Default 30min e : MTIME : Repeat Count : count 4times  Display Results Fig. 4.7-24 Packet Data Statistics Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.4.2. Packet Control Statistics Function It is the function to collect and report to BSM regarding the following: the call attempt count and call success count, the attempt count and success count of packet call transition from dormant status to active status, and each average call holding time between BSC and PDSN.  Command : STAT-PKC:PCP=a[,MPRD=b,MTIM=c]; a : PCP : PCP number ( 0 ~ 2 ) b : MPRD : cycle(min) : Default 30min c : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4min
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:517(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210  Display Results Fig. 4.7-25 Packet Control Statistics Function Results Display (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.4.3. Packet Handoff Statistics Function PCP collects and reports the following statistics data to BSM: attempt and failure count of inter BSC hard handoff occurred in the packet traffic procedure by dormant or active status.  Command : STAT-PKH:PCP=a[,MPRD=b,MTIM=c]; a : PCP : PCP number ( 0 ~ 2 ) b : MPRD : Cycle(min) : Default 30min
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:518(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 c : MTIM : Repeat Count : Default 4times  Display Results Fig. 4.7-26 Packet Handoff Statistics Function Display Results (*)Refer to the appendix for the description of each item in the figure above. 4.7.5. Other Statistics Related Commands 4.7.5.1. Displaying Statistics List under Execution Displaying statistics list under execution at the request of present user.  Command : DIS-STAT-JOB;  Display Results Fig. 4.7-27 Display Results of Statistics List under Execution
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:519(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.7.5.2. Statistics Cancel Command This is the function to cancel On Demand statistics command under execution.  Command : CANC-STAT:[BSC=a,]JOB=b; a : BSC : BSC number( 0 ~ 11 ) b : JOB : Statistics number ( 0 ~ 7) 4.7.5.3. Hourly / Daily Statistics Data Display Command This is the function that displays the hourly statistics data collected and stored by BSM through the BSM Interm window.  Hourly Statistics Display Command: DIS-HLY-DATA:HOUR=a,ITEM=b,BSC=c,BTS=d; a : HOUR : Time (00 ~ 23) b : ITEM : Kinds of Statistics c : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) d : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 )  Daily Statistics Display: DIS-HLY-DATA:WEEK=a,HOUR=b,ITEM=c,BSC=d,BTS=e; a : WEEK : Day of the Week ( MON/TUE/WED/THU/FRI/SAT/SUN) b : HOUR : hour (00 ~ 23) c : ITEM : Kinds of Statistics d : BSC : BSC number ( 0 ~ 11 ) e : BTS : BTS number ( 0 ~ 47 ) 4.7.5.4. On Line Statistics Period Change This is the function to change the period (basically 5minute) of online statistics(real-time traffic statistics) collected by CCP.  Command : CHG-ONLINE-MPRD:MPRD=a; a : MPRD : Period(min) to be changed  Execution Results
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:520(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.7-28 Results of Changing On Line Statistics Period
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:521(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.8. Alarm/Fault Command The fault function of BSM is configured into the following: displayed on the console window to the generated alarm and fault, displayed only at user’s request to the 23items below. Table 4-4.8-1 Alarm/Fault Related Command List Comment Related Command Displaying Inhibited Alarm List DIS-INH-ALM; Displaying Audible Alarm Status DIS-AUD-STS; Displaying Inhibited Fault List DIS-INH-FLT; Displaying Present Alarm Status DIS-ALM-STS; Displaying Suppressed Alarm DIS-SUP-ALM; Displaying Information about Alarm Message DIS-ALM-INFO; Displaying Alarm List DIS-ALM-LIST; Displaying Suppressed Fault DIS-SUP-FLT; Inhibiting Alarm Message Display INH-ALM-MSG; Inhibiting Audible Alarm INH-AUD-ALM; Inhibiting Fault Message Display INH-FLT-MSG; Suppressing Alarm Message SUP-ALM-MSG; Suppressing Fault Message SUP-FLT-MSG; Allowing Inhibited Alarm Message ALW-ALM-MSG; Allowing Inhibited Audible Alarm ALW-AUD-ALM; Allowing Inhibited Fault Message ALW-FLT-MSG; Releasing Suppressed Alarm Message REL-ALM-MSG;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:522(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Releasing Suppressed Fault Message REL-FLT-MSG; Displaying Environment Alarm DIS-ENV-STS Setting Environment Alarm FLAG SET-ENV-FLAG Setting Environment Alarm Time SET-ENV-TIME Setting Environment Alarm Temperature SET-ENV-TEMP SET-ENV-HUMI RST-ECV-STS CLR-ENV-HIST
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:523(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.8.1. Alarm/Fault Display 4.8.1.1. Display Command of Inhibited Alarm Message List This is the command to display the list of the alarm message whose display is inhibited. Check the Inhibit status when the alarm to be generated is not generated; if it is not inhibited, check the Suppress status. Table 4-4.8-2 The meaning of Input by BSC Number and BTS Number BSC BTS Meaning Input Input BTS Input X BSC X X CAN X Input Input Error *Note) The applying scope of the table above equally applied to the Alarm/Fault related command. • Command DIS-INH-ALM:[BSC=a],[BTS=b]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) • Input DIS-INH-ALM:BSC=0; • Display Fig. 4.8-1 Display Result of the Display Inhibited Alarm Message List 4.8.1.2. Display Command for the Audible Alarm Status This command displays the alarm panel status, presently generated alarm status and inhibition status of the audible alarm.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:524(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 • Command DIS_AUD-STS; • Display Fig. 4.8-2 Display Result of the Display Command for Audible Alarm Status 4.8.1.3. Display Command for Inhibited Fault Message List This is the command for the display inhibited fault messages to display their list. If fault message to be generated were not generated this command would be needed to check the Inhibit status. • Command DIS-INH-FLT:[BSC=a],[BTS=b]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) • Input DIS-INH-FLT:BSC=0, BTS=1; • Display Fig. 4.8-3 Display Result of the List for the Display Inhibited Fault Message
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:525(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.8.1.4. Display Command for the Present Alarm Status This is the display command for the information about the presently generated alarm. If the user would like to see the alarm code only, input nothing or OFF in the Detail Option. • Command DIS-ALM-STS[:BSC=a],[BTS=b],[DETAIL=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : DETAIL Option(ON/OFF) ON : Alarm Code + Alarm Info. + Alarm Generated Location OFF: Alarm Code + Corresponding Alarm count(default) (1) In the case of DETAIL = ON • Input DIS-ALM-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0,DETAIL=ON; • Display Fig. 4.8-4 Display Result of Display Command for the Present Alarm Status (2) In the case of DETAIL = OFF • Input DIS-ALM-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0,DETAIL=OFF; • Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:526(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.8-5 Display Result of Display Command for Present Alarm Status 4.8.1.5. Display Command for Suppressed Alarm Message This is the command for suppress alarm message to be displayed. • Command DIS-SUP-ALM:[BSC=a],[BTS=b]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTSNumber(0 ~ 47) • Input DIS-SUP-ALM:BSC=0,BTS=0; • Display Fig. 4.8-6 Display Result of Display Command for the Suppressed Alarm Message 4.8.1.6. Display Command for the Information about Alarm Message This is the command to display the defined grade of the alarm message and alarm message information. • Command DIS-ALM-INFO:AN=a; a : Alarm Code Number(100 ~ 9999) • Input DIS-ALM-INFO:AN=1000; or DIS-ALM-INFO:1000;
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:527(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 • Display Fig. 4.8-7 Display Result of Display Command for Information about the Alarm Message 4.8.1.7. Display Command for Alarm List This is the command to display the list for all kinds of alarm. • Command DIS-ALM-LIST:[SUB-SYS=a]; a : Subsystem Name(CAN/BSC/BTS/ALL) • Input DIS-ALM-INFO:CAN; • Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:528(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.8-8 Display Result of Display Command for the Information about Alarm List
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:529(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.8.1.8. Display Command for the List of the Suppressed Fault Message This is the command to display the Fault Source Code List for the suppressed fault message. • Command DIS-SUP-FLT:[BSC=a],[BTS=b]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) • Input DIS-SUP-FLT:BSC=0,BTS=0; • Display Fig. 4.8-9 Display Result of Display Command for the Suppress Fault Message List 4.8.2. Alarm/Fault Inhibition 4.8.2.1. Inhibition Command for Alarm Message This is the function to inhibit the alarm message to be displayed on the console window. If any Alarm Code is not designated it inhibits the entire alarm message generated in the designated system. • Command INH-ALM-MSG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[AN=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS_GRP Number(0 ~ 47) c : Alarm Code Number(0 ~ 9999) • Input INH-ALM-MSG:BSC=0,AN=4600; • Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:530(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.8-10 Display Result of Display Inhibition for Alarm Message *Note) AN : Alarm Number 4.8.2.2. Inhibition Command for Audible Alarm The audible alarm can be inhibited by the grade and it is applied to all kinds of alarm. • Command INH-AUD-ALM • Display Fig. 4.8-11 Display Result of Inhibition Command for Audible Alarm 4.8.2.3. Inhibition Command for Fault Message This is the function to inhibit the display of the fault message. If any fault code is not designated, it inhibits all the fault codes. • Command INH-FLT-MSG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[FN=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47)
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:531(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 c : Fault Code Number • Input INH-FLT-MSG:BSC=0,BTS=0,FN=1000; • Display Fig. 4.8-12 Display Result of Inhibition/Allowance for Fault Message Display 4.8.2.4. Alarm Message Suppress Command This command is used for the following cases: when previously checked alarm(by the user) is generating and burden BSM; when suppressing the report for the alarm message from subsystem in order to monitor other important message. This is the command blocking the message itself for the unnecessary alarm contrary to the command (INH-ALM-MSG) which inhibits the alarm message to be displayed on the BSM console window. • Command SUP-ALM-MSG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[SRC_CODE=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Alarm Source Code Number(1 ~ 9999) • Input SUP-ALM-MSG:BSC=0,BTS=0,SRC_CODE=30001; • Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:532(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.8-13 Display Result of the Suppress Alarm Message Command 4.8.2.5. Fault Message Suppress Command This command is used for the following cases: when previously checked fault message(by the user) is generating and burden BSM; when suppressing the report for the fault message from subsystem in order to monitor other important message. This is the command blocking the message itself for the unnecessary fault message contrary to the command (INH-FLT-MSG) which inhibits the fault message to be displayed on the BSM console window. • Command SUP-FLT-MSG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[SRC_CODE=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Fault Source Code Number(1 ~ 1000) • Input SUP-FLT-MSG:BSC=0,BTS=0,SRC_CODE=31001; • Display Fig. 4.8-14 Display Result for the Fault Message Suppress Command
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:533(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.8.3. Alarm/Fault Control 4.8.3.1. Allowance Command for Inhibited Alarm Message Display This is the command to allow randomly inhibited alarm message for display by the user. If any specific alarm code is not designated, all the inhibited alarm code for display in the designated system is allowed. • Command ALW-ALM-MSG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[AN=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Alarm Code Number(0 ~ 9999) • Input ALW-ALM-MSG:BSC=0,AN=4600; • Display Fig. 4.8-15 Display Result of Allowance for Alarm Message Display Inhibition 4.8.3.2. Allowance Command for Inhibited Audible Alarm This is the command to allow inhibited audible alarm. • Command ALW-AUD-ALM • Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:534(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.8-16 Display Result of Allowance Command for Inhibited Audible Alarm 4.8.3.3. Allowance Command for Inhibited Fault Message Display This is the command to allow randomly inhibited fault message by the user. If any specific alarm code is not designated, all the inhibited fault code for display is allowed. • Command ALW-FLT-MSG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[FN=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Fault Code Number(1000 ~ 9999) • Input ALW-FLT-MSG:BSC=0,BTS=1,FN=1000; • Display Fig. 4.8-17 Display Result for Allowing Fault Message Display Inhibition 4.8.3.4. Release Command for Suppressed Alarm Message This is the command to release randomly suppressed alarm message by the user. If there were any follow-up measures after suppressing and the suppressing is not
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:535(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 needed any more, it is highly recommended to release the suppress by this command. If the alarm is not generated in the required situation the suppress matter should be checked. • Command REL-ALM-MSG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[SRC_CODE=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Alarm Source Code Number(1 ~ 9999) • Input REL-ALM-MSG:BSC=0,BTS=0,SRC_CODE=30001; • Display Fig. 4.8-18 Display Result of Release Command for Suppressed Alarm Message 4.8.3.5. Release Command for Suppressed Fault Message This is the command to release randomly suppressed fault message by the user. If there were any follow-up measures to the suppressed message and the suppressing is not needed any more, it is recommended to release the suppress by this command. • Command REL-FLT-MSG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[SRC_CODE=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Fault Source Code Number(1 ~ 1000) • Input REL-FLT-MSG:BSC=0,BTS=0,SRC_CODE=31001; • Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:536(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.8-19 Display Result of Release Command for Suppressed Fault Message 4.8.4. Environment Alarm Control 4.8.4.1. Environment Alarm Flag set Command This is the command to decide (ON/OFF) whether to receive the alarm, which is sensed by the sensor of environment monitoring module, normally or not. ON means receiving the alarm normally and OFF means non-receiving the alarm. • Command SET-ENV-FLAG:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[CMD=c],[FLAG=d]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Command d : Flag(ON/OFF) • Input SET-ENV-FLAG: • Display a : RECTIFIER_SHUT_DOWN_ALARM FIRE UPPER_FLOOD LOWER_FLOOD TEMPERATURE1 TEMPERATURE2 MSC(0x00) date time M8030 SET ACU FLAG : a LOCATE = b RESEON = c
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:537(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 TEMPERATURE3 TEMPERATURE_CENTIGRADE_OPTION HUMIDITY b : Locate Information c : #PROC_NOT_EQUIP ##PROC_ABNORMAL ##THIS COMMAND IS IN SERVICE ##NOK - BTS TYPE MISMATCH ##NOK - BAMA ABNORMAL ##NOK - ACU ABNORMAL ##NOK - RECTIFIER ABNORMAL ##NOK - BAMA NO RESPONSE ##NOK - ACU or REC NO RESPONSE ##NOK - ALREADY SET FLAG ON ##NOK - ALREADY SET FLAG OFF ##NOK - UNKNOWN REASON ##OK - SET FLAG COMPLETED 4.8.4.2. Environment Alarm Reset Command This is the reset command for environment monitoring module and the rectifier. • Command RST-ENV-STS:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[CMD=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Command • Input RST-ENV-STS: • Display a : ACU_COLD_BOOT ACU_RESET RECTIFIER_POWER_TURN RECTIFIER_CONTOROLLER_RESET MSC(0x00) date time M8031 RESET ACU STATUS : a LOCATE = b RESEON = c
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:538(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 b : Locate Information c : ##PROC_NOT_EQUIP ##PROC_ABNORMAL ##THIS COMMAND IS IN SERVICE ##NOK - BTS TYPE MISMATCH ##NOK - BAMA ABNORMAL ##NOK - ACU ABNORMAL ##NOK - RECTIFIER ABNORMAL ##NOK - BAMA NO RESPONSE ##NOK - ACU or REC NO RESPONSE ##NOK - UNKNOWN REASON ##OK - RESET COMPLETED 4.8.4.3. Environment Alarm History Clear Command This is the command to clear all the history stored in the environment monitoring module. • Command CLR-ENV-HIST:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[CMD=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Command • Input CLR-ENV-HIST: • Display a : OP HISTORY RUNNING HISTORY b : Locate Information c : ##PROC_NOT_EQUIP ##PROC_ABNORMAL ##THIS COMMAND IS IN SERVICE ##NOK - BTS TYPE MISMATCH ##NOK - BAMA ABNORMAL MSC(0x00) date time M8032 HISTORY CLEAR : a LOCATE = b RESEON = c
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:539(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 ##NOK - ACU ABNORMAL ##NOK - RECTIFIER ABNORMAL ##NOK - BAMA NO RESPONSE ##NOK - ACU or REC NO RESPONSE ##NOK - UNKNOWN REASON ##OK - CLEAR HISTORY COMPLETED 4.8.4.4. Time Set Command This is the command to set time (year/month/date/hour/minute/second) built in environment monitoring module. • Command SET-ENV-TIME:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[YEAR=c],[MONTH=d],[DAY=e], [HOUR=f],[MINUTE=g],[SECOND=h]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Year(1990 ~ 2049) d : Month(1 ~ 12) e : Day(1 ~ 31) f : Hour(0 ~ 23) g : Minute(0 ~ 59) h : Second(0 ~ 59) • Input SET-ENV-TIME: • Display a : Locate Information b : #PROC_NOT_EQUIP ##PROC_ABNORMAL ##THIS COMMAND IS IN SERVICE ##NOK - BTS TYPE MISMATCH ##NOK - BAMA ABNORMAL ##NOK - ACU ABNORMAL ##NOK - RECTIFIER ABNORMAL MSC(0x00) date time M8033 SET ACU DATE AND TIME LOCATE = a RESEON = b
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:540(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 ##NOK - BAMA NO RESPONSE ##NOK - ACU or REC NO RESPONSE ##NOK - UNKNOWN REASON ##OK - SET ACU TIME COMPLETED 4.8.4.5. Temperature Set Command This is the command to set the temperature (high/low/middle)’s threshold value of which the environment monitoring module takes control. If the temperature surpasses the set threshold value, the alarm is generating. • Command SET-ENV-TEMP: [BSC=a],[BTS=b],[HI_TEMP=c],[LOW_TEMP=d],[MID_TEMP=e]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : High Temperature(0 ~ 200) d : Low Temperature(-20 ~ 200) e : Middle Temperature(-20 ~ 200) • Input SET-ENV-TEMP: • Display a : Locate Information b : ##PROC_NOT_EQUIP ##PROC_ABNORMAL ##THIS COMMAND IS IN SERVICE ##NOK - BTS TYPE MISMATCH ##NOK - BAMA ABNORMAL ##NOK - ACU ABNORMAL ##NOK - RECTIFIER ABNORMAL ##NOK - BAMA NO RESPONSE ##NOK - ACU or REC NO RESPONSE ##NOK - UNKNOWN REASON ##OK - SET ACU TEMPERATURE COMPLETED MSC(0x00) date time M8034 SET ACU ALARM VALUE TEMPERATURE(HIGH/LOW/MIDDLE) LOCATE = a RESEON = b
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:541(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.8.4.6. Humidity Set Command This is the command to set the threshold value of humidity of which the environment monitoring module takes control. If humidity surpasses this threshold value, the alarm is generating. • Command SET-ENV-HUMI:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[HI_HUMI=c]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : High Humidity(0 ~ 100) • Input SET-ENV-HUMI: • Display a : Locate Information b : ##PROC_NOT_EQUIP ##PROC_ABNORMAL ##THIS COMMAND IS IN SERVICE ##NOK - BTS TYPE MISMATCH ##NOK - BAMA ABNORMAL ##NOK - ACU ABNORMAL ##NOK - RECTIFIER ABNORMAL ##NOK - BAMA NO RESPONSE ##NOK - ACU or REC NO RESPONSE ##NOK - UNKNOWN REASON ##OK - SET ACU HUMIDITY COMPLETED 4.8.4.7. Environment Alarm Display Command This is the command to display the parameter value, flag status, history and other things presently stored in the environment monitoring module. MSC(0x00) date time M8035 SET ACU HIGH HUMIDITY ALARM LIMITS VALUE LOCATE = a RESEON = b
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:542(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 • Command DIS-ENV-STS:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],[CMD=c],[RECORD_NO=d]; a : BSC Number(0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number(0 ~ 47) c : Command d : Record Number(0 ~ 500) • Input DIS-ENV-STS: • Display A : Command B : Locate Information C : ACU TIME D : CURRENT TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY E : ##HIGH TEMPERATURE MSC(0x00) date time M8036 DISPLAY ACU STATUS : a LOCATE = b TIME : c CURRENT : d e - f g - h i - j - k - m l - n k - m l - n RECORD_NO : END_TRANSMIT : o ACTION = p ACTOR/STATE = q CANCELLATION = r REASON = s
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:543(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 ##LOW TEMPERATURE ##HIGH HUMIDITY f : ##ALARM OFF ##ALARM ON g : ##RECTIFIER SHUT DOWN ALARM ##TEMPERATURE CENTIGRADE OPTION ##FIRE ##UPPER FLOOD ##LOWER FLOOD ##TEMPERATURE1 ##TEMPERATURE2 ##TEMPERATURE3 ##HUMIDITY h : ##OFF ##ON I : ##HIGH TEMPERATURE ##LOW TEMPERATURE ##MIDDLE TEMPERATURE ##HIGH HUMIDITY j : ##TEMPERATURE1 ##TEMPERATURE2 ##TEMPERATURE3 ##HUMIDITY ##AC VOLTAGE ##DC VOLTAGE ##DC ELECTIRIC CURRENT ##RECTIFIER UNIT FAIL ##BATTERY ELECTRIC ##H/E EXTERNAL FAN RPM ##H/E INTERNAL FAN RPM k : m : ##FIRE ##UPPER FLOOD ##LOWER FLOOD ##TEMPERATURE1 ##TEMPERATURE2 ##TEMPERATURE3
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:544(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 ##HUMIDITY ##RECTIFIER CABLE OPEN ##FAN CABLE OPEN ##FAN POWER FAIL ##FAN FAIL ##HEAT EXCHANGER POWER FAIL ##HEAT EXCHANGER FAIL ##AC EQUIPMENT HEATER FAIL ##AC BATTERY HEATER FAIL ##FRB DOOR OPEN ##BATTERY DOOR OPEN ##AC FAIL ##HIGH VOLTAGE ##LOW VOLTAGE ##BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE ##MDMC MODULE ERROR ##REC UNIT FAIL ##FUSE RELAY LOSS ##REC ACU COMMUNICATION FAULT ##DC DC FAIL l : n : ##NORMAL ##OCCUR ##FAIL ##HIGH ##LOW ##ACTIVE o : ##NOT END ##END RECORD p : ACTION INFORMATION q : ACTOR INFORMATION r : CANCEL INFORMATION s : ##PROC_NOT_EQUIP ##PROC_ABNORMAL ##THIS COMMAND IS IN SERVICE ##NOK - BTS TYPE MISMATCH ##NOK - BAMA ABNORMAL
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:545(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 ##NOK - ACU ABNORMAL ##NOK - RECTIFIER ABNORMAL ##NOK - BAMA NO RESPONSE ##NOK - ACU or REC NO RESPONSE ##NOK - UNKNOWN REASON
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:546(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.9. Operation through GUI 4.9.1. Manager Window. 4.9.1.1. Overview. GUI manager window is the GUI main window managing GUI applications and communicates with MMI block to exchange GUI information. 4.9.1.2. Operation. Locate mouse indicator onto the button to display the name of corresponding application; the pressed button means the corresponding application is on the run; the application presently not on the run is presented as selectable button status. 4.9.1.3. Suggestions. Fig. 4.9-1 Manager window The MMI should be normally on the run because the manager is interworking with the MMI block. By accessing X-Window Pixmap file, the XPM file should exist in the XPM directory in the run file directory, or else, ‘XPM open file Error!’ is displayed and all the block of the GUI can not be run. Otherwise, if any program that use color palette such as ‘Netscape’ is running, it might not be run because it could not get the palette. It is recommended using bitmap plane over 16bit to use GUI on the BSM. 4.9.2. Interm Window 4.9.2.1. Overview. The interm is controlled by the manager; manages the user information and command Input/Output.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:547(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.9.2.2. Login. The login window is displayed as a initial screen and it gets input the user ID and password. The user should finish the process in 1minute by entering the login ID and password. If the password is not entered after entering the login ID the system performs logout automatically to make the user unable to use the user command input window. Fig. 4.9-2 Login window. 4.9.2.3. Window Configuration. It is divided into command result display window, menu bar and command input window; command processing time content is displayed on the window and COMPLETED is displayed at the end of the display window. The menu bar is consisted of commands into the following order: MMI related command, Loading related command, configuration related command, status related command, test related command, NO.7 related command, statistics related command, alarm related command and PREVIOUS menu that execute the command previously executed. The prompt should be displayed on the screen in case the input window of lower part is in standby status, and when the communication with CA of MMI is disconnected the prompt is not displayed.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:548(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.9-3 Interm Configuration. The line between the display window and the input window is a discriminator which can adjust rate of input and display windows by dragging the button on the upper side with mouse pointer. The display window by the command supports the popup menu to adjust the display environment. It is divided into background color, text color, text font, text size, and finish; press button 3 to pop up menu and then user can operate it. The underlined letter in the pull down menu operation is the accelerator letter. Choosing Meta + letter, the user can operate it immediately. If the user chooses the utmost part with dotted line in the menu, the system offers Tear-Off function to operate menu independently. Command Result Window 스크롤 바 구분자 메뉴 바 명령어 입력 창 Scroll Bar DiscriminatorMenu Bar Command Input Window
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:549(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.9-4 CDM Tear-off 4.9.2.4. Operation Command and Usage. All commands are available in the pop-up menu with mouse as followed and also available by inputting command manually on the INPUT WINDOW depending upon command grammar like using shell command in UNIX. 4.9.2.4.1. Command Input Method using POP-UP MENU Fig. 4.9-5 POP-UP window Parameter입력필드사용자가원하는Parameter의값을입력하는창이다Parameter도움말Parameter의유효값의범위가이창에나타난다Cancel Button사용자가이작업을취소시키고자할때이버튼을누른다Option Name사용자가입력할옵션의이름으로검정색은반드시입력을받아야하며파랑색은입력을생략해도된다Message Display Window- The error message appears here when invalid parameter value is input Ok Button사용자가parameter입력을끝내고작업을수행하고자할때누른다메뉴타이틀사용자가내린명령어를타이틀에표시해준다Parameter Input Field - Input parameter value upon user’s demand Parameter Tip -Valid parameter value appears Cancel Button -Canceling the operation by the user Option Name – User’s input option name.Black should be input Blue one is can be omitted Ok Button- When starting operation after inputting parameter value Menu Title - User’s command is on the title
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:550(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.9.3. Batch Job It is the function to make commands operate depending on the set value by reserving the MMC at the user’s definition for the user’s convenience. 4.9.3.1. Batch Job Window Configuration The window is divided into the following three parts by the characteristics of the work: batch job set part, batch job list and command list, menu part. Fig. 4.9-6 Batch Job Screen 4.9.3.2. Run Batch Job The batch job menu is included in the IO sub-menu, and just one batch job can be executed in one workstation. If the batch job is authorized, the menu is displayed in the executable status; if the batch job is already under execution the system prevents the overlapping of the work by making the menu ‘Disable’. That is, the menu can be run on the interm run with bim; the menu always is ‘Disable’ upon remote access using telnet or rlogin; the menu can be run upon client access using the pcsnet because it uses local DB.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:551(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 . 4.9.3.3. Batch Processing Set Area Job Name It is the name of the work to be set and added into the Job Group when storing. The maximum length of the name is restricted into 40 letters. Run Type Set if the work to be operated with a cycle, or at the specific time. (ONCE, CYCLE) Start Time It is the starting time of the work and the present time of the system is filled in the data field as a basic value. End Time It is the ending time of the work and the next date for the present time of the system is filled in the data field as a basic value. If the ending time has passed the present time it takes the Run Flag off. Cycle Time It designates the hour and minute to execute the next command when the Run Type is set as Cycle. Interval It is the time between each command represented in seconds (1~6000) when several commands are input in single work name. Interval over 5sec is recommended. Run Flag It represents whether the set batch processing is executed. (ON, OFF) List Area Job Group It is the list of registered works and the key value, which controls DB. Command List It is the list of commands for single work. Maximum four commands can be input. Command Input Text Field It is the field on which the command is input. 4.9.3.4. Menu Field Test It is the menu to test if the command for the presently selected work or the work for which the input is performed is input without error. Insert
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:552(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 It is the menu to input new work.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:553(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Modify It is the menu to modify the previously input work. Delete It is the menu to delete the input work or the command in the command list. Clear It is the menu to remove the values left in the data field. Schedule List/Setup Screen It shows the schedule list presently on the execution standby status. Exit/Close It is the menu to close the batch job window. 4.9.3.5. Message Display Area Error message on operation and messages for alarm and status change are displayed.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:554(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.9.3.6. Batch Job Operation 4.9.3.6.1. Open Window Select IO menu of “INTERM”, which is command I/O window, and click Batch Job then the window is opened. 4.9.3.6.2. Job Input Job name is the key value that controls DB so it should be the one and only value. When selecting insert menu it would not be stored unless the job name is input. The data field restricts the number of letters when inputting the data; emits alarm sound when it is exceeded. The figure input part is configured with the field in which the figure can be input manually and the buttons that change the figures. The maximum and minimum value is designated so if the figure exceeds this scope, it is set as a minimum value; if a letter is input the system emits alarm sound. After one command is input in the command input field, press ‘Enter’ key then it added into the command list. If a wrong command is added, select the list and press ‘Delete’ menu then it will be deleted. Fig. 4.9-7 Batch Job Input
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:555(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 After the input is completed, check if it is set with correct values and choose ‘Insert’ menu.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:556(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.9.3.6.3. Job Modifying The job modification takes the same method with the input but the job name operates the key of DB cannot be modified. Fig. 4.9-8 Batch Job Modification After modifying, input ‘Modify’ menu by all means, so as that the modification is completed. 4.9.3.6.4. Job Deletion Use ‘Delete’ menu with great care because it has two functions: deleting job group and deleting command list. Choose ‘Delete’ menu after selecting job group list then the chosen job will be deleted; press ‘Delete’ menu after selecting command group then the command will be deleted. Choose ‘Modify’ once more when deleting command so as to delete the command completely and store the content into the DB.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:557(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.9-9 Batch Job Deletion 4.9.3.6.5. Job Status Display This menu shows the set jobs with their schedule. This menu shows setup window and schedule list by converting them with toggle method. Fig. 4.9-10 Batch Job Status Display
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:558(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.9.4. Console Window 4.9.4.1. Overview It is the window displaying event list of processor and also displays status change alarm and alarm information. Fig. 4.9-11 Console Window 4.9.4.2. Operation The console window displays system message, supports pop-up menu and its display environment is adjustable. It is divided into background color, text color, text font, text
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:559(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 size and close; press mouse button 3 to operate this function then the operating menu pops up. The number of message to be displayed is uncertain depending upon system load but roughly 400 through 800 messages can be displayed per second. 4.9.5. Controller 4.9.5.1. Overview As the GUI gets complicated and varied the control for GUI is needed. Therefore, place a controller to control the entire GUI with close relation to their connection. Furthermore, due to the supply of network environment the user can access to a system more easily; the control is more complicated; monitor equipment to monitor and control them is needed; so the equipment to control the network and message display is developed. The controller manages the host accessing to BMS Server; controls the display message of BSC, BTS, and Message Type; is in charge of process management. 4.9.5.2. Operation Press ctrl among the buttons in Manager to start operation. Fig. 4.9-12 ctrl Start Icon Then the following screen is displayed. The controller is divided into two parts of network control and message control.
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:560(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 Fig. 4.9-13 Controller Window 4.9.5.3. Message Filtering The message control function is only supplied to the host, and it can filter and display the message of particular BTS or specific part. The message type is sorted into ALARM, FAULT, STATUS, and ETC. If the message type is not defined display the ‘all message display’. Fig. 4.9-14 Message Filtering of Controller 4.9.5.4. Network Management The network control is the function provided by the BMS server and supplies the following functions: checking the host name of presently accessed client, address, user,
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:561(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 user’s grade, and message display information and compulsory expulsion of them. The client can display the hosts presently in operation but cannot control the other users except its host. Fig. 4.9-15 Network Management of Controller 4.9.5.5. Suggestions This program refers to the /etc/hosts file, so IP_Address, Domain_name, and Alais_name should be correctly recorded fit for the network configuration information. 4.9.6. Status Window (stmGUI) 4.9.6.1. Overview The user can use the MMC (DIS-*-STS, DIS-*-ALM, DIS-*-FLT) to investigate the status of processor, board and alarm occurrence in each BSC/BTS. However, the user should keep on inputting commands with keyboard or mouse to check it on real-time; moreover, it is hard for the user to grasp the whole situation at one sight; therefore, the system takes advantage of the GUI(Graphic User Interface) to help the user in operation and for the more efficient system management. 4.9.6.2. Environment Setup Solaris 2.7 and CDE library are used to develop the BMS as the OS and Graphic library. Moreover the Window Manager is set to be performed under CDE (Common Desktop Environment). Therefore, the user would be in a good operational environment if he operates the system on the environmental ground above (refer to the set and
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:562(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 environment set).
STAREX-IS BSM Manual Page:563(877)Issue:1.0SMD-011-PMA210 4.9.6.2.1. Suggestions LD_LIBRARY_PATH is one of the most important environment variables. The stmGUI could be down during the operation unless the user let the stmGUI search /usr/X11R5/lib first of all. e.g.) setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/dt/lib/:usr/openwin/lib/:/usr/lib 4.9.6.2.2. Data Files If the stmGUI is unable to be run, the needed data files could be non-existed. Therefore, check if the following files are in the DATA/GUI Directory. RACK.DAT : file contains the shape of RACK . SHELF.DAT : file contains the shape of SHELF. PROCESS.DAT: definition file of the processors. *.xpm : drawing files needed in screen processing. bts_name.info : files contain BTS name.

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