Sjzl20091753-ZXC10 BSSB (V 8.0.2.004) CDMA2000 Base Station System Commissioning Manual

ZXC10 BSSB
CDMA2000 Base Station System

Commissioning Manual
Version 8.0.2.004
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R1.0 05/15/2009 First Edition
Serial Number: sjzl20091753

Contents
Preface............................................................... i
Commissioning Workflow ..................................1
CDMA BSS Commissioning Workflow ................................. 1
BSC Commissioning Workflow .......................................... 3
BTS Commissioning Workflow........................................... 4
Commissioning Preparations .............................5
Preparation Flow ............................................................ 5
Commissioning Environment Check ................................... 7
Data Collection............................................................... 7
Precautions.................................................................... 8
BSS Power-on ...................................................9
BSC Cabinet Power-on .................................................... 9
Checking BSC Before Power-on .................................... 9
BSC Power-on Check Requirements..............................10
Powering on BSC Cabinet............................................12
OMC Server Cabinet Power-on.........................................12
Checking OMC Server before Power-on .........................12
OMC Server Power-on Check Requirements ...................13
Powering on OMC Server Cabinet.................................13
Data Configuration .......................................... 15
Data Configuration.........................................................15
BSSB Commissioning....................................... 17
OMP Board Commissioning .............................................17
Checking Physical Link between OMP and OMC
Server..............................................................17
Setting OMP IP Address ..............................................18
OMP Version Loading..................................................20
Loading Version from OMC .................................20
Loading Version from NE ....................................26
Synchronizing/Saving OMP Data..........................28
Other BSC Board Commissioning ....................................30
Adding Version ..........................................................30
Activating Version ......................................................30
Validating Version ......................................................34
Querying Version ...........................................................35
Checking Board Running Status .......................................37
Basic Commissioning......................................................38
Performing Module Commissioning ...............................38
Performing Media Stream Communication Test ..............39
Performing Alarm
ZXC10 BSSB Commissioning Manual
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Chapter 1
Commissioning
Workflow
Table of Contents
CDMA BSS Commissioning Workflow ..................................... 1
BSC Commissioning Workflow .............................................. 3
BTS Commissioning Workflow............................................... 4
CDMA BSS Commissioning

Workflow
Figure 1 illustrates the general commissioning flow for CDMA BSSB
systems.
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FIGURE 1 GENERAL COMMISSIONING FLOW OF CDMA BSSB
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Chapter 1 Commissioning Workflow
The flow is described as follows:

The reports numbered 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 11, 12 and 15 are com-
pleted by the system commissioning personnel.
The reports numbered 4, 6, 8, 9, 13 and 14 are completed by the
project acceptance personnel and project coordinator.
The flow given in Figure 1 is for reference only. The BSC and BTS
commissioning quality widely decides future work status of BSC
and BTS, and hence the necessity of commissioning norms, which
are designed to maximize system stability and performance.
BSC Commissioning
Workflow
Figure 2 shows the BSC commissioning workflow.

FIGURE 2 BSC COMMISSIONING WORKFLOW
BTS Commissioning
Workflow
Note: For details, refer to related commissioning manuals for
specific BTS products.

Chapter 2
Commissioning
Preparations
Table of Contents
Preparation Flow ................................................................ 5
Commissioning Environment Check....................................... 7
Data Collection................................................................... 7
Precautions........................................................................ 8
Preparation Flow
Figure 3 shows the commissioning preparation stages.

FIGURE 3 COMMISSIONING PREPARATION STAGES
Upon receipt of commissioning task, the commissioning personnel

should make the following preparations:
1. Find out detailed address and contact information of the user,
responsible person of the concerned office, and the type of
equipment installed.
2. Contact local ZTE office to learn the preparation status of the
project.
3. Look up related documents and consult the production depart-
ment and marketing department about the details of the equip-
ment involved, including configuration and delivery status (in-
cluding shortage status).
4. Prepare necessary tools and software. Software includes ver-
sion software and NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) software.
Tools include screwdriver, tweezers, pliers, wrenches, elec-
tric iron, solder wire, antistatic wrist strap, chip extractor and
multi-meter.

Chapter 2 Commissioning Preparations
5. Prepare the latest version of technical documents for refer-

ence:
� ZXC10 BSCB Hardware Manual
� ZXC10 BSCB Technical Manual
� ZXC10 BSSB Data Configuration Manual
6. Carry all required reports, including:
� Equipment Commissioning Problem Feedback
� Test Records
� Project Change Notification
� Equipment Commissioning Receipt Table
� Commissioning Maintenance Report
� Handover Report
� Project Handover Table
� Project Summary Report
� Installation Acceptance Test Report
� Commissioning Acceptance Report
� Project Memo
� Preliminary Acceptance Certificate
� Project Quality Report
� Preliminary Acceptance Application Report
� Field Training Records
7. Estimate the work time for the commissioning work and the
estimated completion time.
Commissioning Environment
Check
To guarantee smooth commissioning and satisfy requirements, it
is required to check the equipment installation environment.
� Check the following items: cable connections, grounding and
power supply.
� After completing, fill the Installation Acceptance Test Report.
� Note that the system commissioning cannot proceed unless the
installation is accepted.
Data Collection
Collect the necessary data before commissioning:

� Make sure the user provides the data about MSC/PDSN/AN-

AAA/PDS.
� The network staff should provide information for interconnect-
ing BSSB with MSC/PDSN/AN-AAA/PDS, and other information
such as SID(System ID), NID(Network ID), Mobile Network
Code (MNC), CDMA channel frequency assignment, Location
Area Code (LAC), Cell ID (CI), PN Planning, and neighbor cell
list.
� Make sure all the necessary data is collected for smooth com-
missioning process.
Precautions
Following are the precautions for successful commissioning:
ESD (Electronic Follow ESD protection requirements strictly. Antistatic jumper is
Static Discharge) required for admission to equipment room. Antistatic wrist strap
Protection is required for board handling.
Board Handling Handle the boards with care. Boards that are not used in the com-
missioning process should be packed in antistatic bags and stored
in good order.
Switches and Make sure the switches and jumpers on the circuit boards of the
Jumpers equipment are set according to the requirements, especially DIP
switches.
Transmission Check the circuits at A interface and Abis interface and make sure
Circuits the transmission is through.
Power on Before power on, make sure:
� The power cable is not short-circuited.
� The equipment is properly grounded.
� The voltage of primary power supply is normal.
� The equipment power switch is set to OFF position.
� The fuses are of proper specifications and correctly installed.
During powering ON/OFF the equipment, strictly follow related re-
quirements and procedures.

Chapter 3
BSS Power-on
Table of Contents
BSC Cabinet Power-on ........................................................ 9
OMC Server Cabinet Power-on.............................................12
BSC Cabinet Power-on

Checking BSC Before Power-on
Prerequisites The BSC cabinet is installed successfully.
Steps 1. Measure the resistance at the –48V/-48VGND connector posts
on top of the rack using a multi-meter.
Caution:
There are two input pairs to be measured.
2. Measure the resistance at the -48V/-48VGND input terminals

of the power distribution box using the multi-meter. There are
two input pairs to be measured.
3. Measure the resistance at the -48V/-48VGND output terminals
of the power distribution box using the multi-meter. There is a
-48V/-48VGND output pair to be measured.
4. Disconnect the power cables from the fans of BSC.
5. Make sure the power switch of the service shelf is set to OFF.
6. Make sure the two air breakers on the front panel of power
distribution box are set to OFF.
7. Check the DIP switches of BSC.
END OF STEPS

BSC Power-on Check Requirements

1. Usually the –48V and –48VGND terminals should be open cir-
cuit before power-on.
2. Table 2 shows the correct usage of Multi-meter probes.
TABLE 2 MULTI-METER PROBES USAGE
Terminal 48 V 48 VGND
Multi-meter probe Red Black
3. The DC voltage in the equipment room: Standard value -48V

(allowed fluctuation range: -40V ~ -57V).
4. The cabinets must be arranged in orderly and firmly assembled
manner. The labels on the cabinets must be correct and clear.
5. The cables must be correctly connected, with their connec-
tors securely inserted. Two ends of the cable must be clearly
marked or labeled. The laying of all cables is orderly and easy
for future maintenance and expansion.
6. The pins on the backplane should not be bent or short-cir-
cuited.
7. The DIP switches of the BSC cabinet must be correctly set. The
subrack accommodating OMP must be the second subrack of
rack 1. Other subrack DIP switches comply with the actual con-
figurations. Figure 4 shows the settings of BSC DIP switches.
FIGURE 4 BSC DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
Table 3 describes these DIP switches.
TABLE 3 DIP SWITCH DESCRIPTION OF BSCB SERVICE SUBRACK

BACKPLANE
DIP Switch Description
Identifies offices 0–7 in 3–bit binary digit

TRIB_ID
(000–111)
Identifies cabinets 1–16 in 4–bit binary digit

RACK_ID
(0000~1111)
Identifies subracks 1–4 in 2–bit binary digit

SHELF_ID
(00–11)

Chapter 3 BSS Power-on
Note:
When a DIP switch bit is set to ON, the corresponding binary
digit is 0; when it is set OFF, the corresponding binary digit is
1.
Description of the DIP switch TRIB_ID:

i. TRIB_ID corresponds to DEVS_ID or BSS_ID (AN_ID) on
the OMC and is set during installation of the OMC.
ii. When TRIBID=3, the corresponding binary is 011. Figure
5 shows the detailed setting.
FIGURE 5 TRIBID SETTING
– For S1, TRIBID0=1 (the TRIB1=1 and TRIBID2=0

least significant bit), (the most significant bit).
Settings of DIP switches RACK_ID and SHELF_ID:

i. RACK_ID corresponds to the rack number plus 1 in the
OMC; while SHELF_ID corresponds to the subrack number
plus 1.
For example, when RACK_ID is set to 0001, the corre-
sponding rack number configured in the OMC is 2.
ii. Figure 6 shows the detailed setting.
FIGURE 6 RACK_ID SETTING

Powering on BSC Cabinet

Prerequisites � All the boards (including their power supply) are at correct po-
sitions and have not been inserted in the slots.
� All the power switches are set to OFF.
Steps 1. Close the air breaker to power on the BSC rack.
2. After the BSC rack is powered on, use a multi-meter to mea-
sure the input voltage on the top of the BSC rack after –48V
DC is led in.
3. Use the multi-meter to measure the output voltage of the
power distribution box.
4. Connect all BSC power cables behind the fans.
5. Set the power switch of the service shelf to ON.
6. Set the two air breakers on the front panel of power distribution
box to ON.
7. Plug all boards into the slots.
END OF STEPS
OMC Server Cabinet

Power-on
Checking OMC Server before
Power-on
Prerequisites The NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) server has been installed suc-
cessfully.
Steps 1. Use a multi-meter to measure the resistance at the L and N
posts on the top of the server rack. There are two input pairs
to be measured.
2. Set the two input switches at front panel and three fan air
breakers to OFF.
3. Turn off the NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) server.
END OF STEPS

Chapter 3 BSS Power-on
OMC Server Power-on Check

Requirements
1. Usually the L and N posts should be open circuit before power-
on.
2. Table 4 shows the correct usage of Multi-meter probes.
TABLE 4 MULTI-METER PROBES USAGE
Terminal Post N Post L
Multi-meter probe Red Black
3. Make sure the DC voltage in the equipment room is 220V (al-

lowed fluctuation range: 150V-300V, 45 Hz-55Hz)/110V (al-
lowed fluctuation range: 80V-150V, 45Hz-55Hz).
4. The cabinets must be arranged in orderly and firmly assembled
manner. The labels on the cabinets must be correct and clear.
5. The cables must be correctly connected, with their connec-
tors securely inserted. Two ends of the cable must be clearly
marked or labeled. The laying of all cables is orderly.
Powering on OMC Server Cabinet

Prerequisites The two inputs of the front panel, three air switches of the fan and
the power of the server cabinet are OFF.
Steps 1. Close the air breaker to power on the server rack.
2. After the rack is powered on, measure the input voltage on
rack top to see whether it is correct.
3. Turn on the fan switch on front panel and check whether the
rack top fan runs normally.
4. Close the two inputs on front panel and check whether the
output voltage of the server rack is normal.
5. Switch ON the power of server.
END OF STEPS


Chapter 4
Data Configuration
Table of Contents
Data Configuration.............................................................15
Data Configuration
ZXC10 BSSB data configuration depends on the technical require-
ments specified in the contract, project survey report and network
planning. At the MSC side, cell information, location area code
(LAC), A interface related SS7 link, trunk circuit, and signaling
points needs to be modified in the MSC accordingly and promptly.
The configuration varies with board configuration, services re-
quired and system capacity. Remove some boards if not needed
according to the required services.
Six typical BSC data configurations are given below to suit different
office scales. It can be used as a reference to configure BSC data
according to board configuration status. For more details, refer to
the corresponding Data Configuration Manual.
1. Typical 1X system configuration for single-shelf office, to sup-
port 1X service alone.
2. Typical 1xEV-DO system configuration for single-shelf office, to
support 1xEV-DO service alone.
3. Typical BCTC+BUSN configuration for 2-shelf office, to support
1X Data, 1xEV-DO and PTT service (unnecessary boards can
be deleted).
4. Typical BUSN+BUSN interconnection for 2-shelf office, to sup-
port 1X Data, 1xEV-DO and PTT service (unnecessary boards
can be deleted).
5. Typical configuration for 3-shelf office, to support 1X, 1xEV-DO
and PTT services (unnecessary boards can be deleted).
6. Typical configuration for multi-shelf office with a BPSN, to sup-
port 1X, 1xEV-DO and PTT services (unnecessary boards can
be deleted).


Chapter 5
BSSB Commissioning
Table of Contents
OMP Board Commissioning .................................................17
Other BSC Board Commissioning ........................................30
Querying Version ...............................................................35
Checking Board Running Status ...........................................37
Basic Commissioning .........................................................38
OMP Board Commissioning

Checking Physical Link between
OMP and OMC Server
Prerequisites 1. Make sure that the BSC system is debugged before it leaves
factory and software versions are usually saved in OMP.
2. When a BSC cabinet connects to power, the OMP board starts
running and the RUN2 indicator on OMP/RPU front panel
flashes.
Context If OMP cannot run normally, download the software version from
the NE.
Steps 1. Check for the OMC2 indicator on OMP/RPU front panel. If the
indicator doesn’t flash, check both the network cable from the
OMC2 network interface on NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB)
server rear board to Ethernet switch and also the port on Eth-
ernet switch.
2. Check whether the IP address of the NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) server is 129.0.31.1/16. Check the network cable from
the server to the Ethernet switch.
3. Ping OMP IP 129.0.31.0/16 from NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) server. If the pinging fails, connect the Ethernet switch
to another PC with IP address 129.0.31.*/16. Now Ping
NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) IP 129.0.31.1 and OMP IP
129.0.31.0. If fails, check network cable, IP address and
Ethernet switch port.
END OF STEPS

Setting OMP IP Address

Prerequisites The OMP board is powered on.
Steps 1. Prepare a serial cable whose one end is a RJ45 connector used
to connect to the DEBUG2-232 port on the OMP slot of BCTC
backplane. The other end of the cable is a serial port to connect
to a PC (the serial cable is shipped for new deployment).
2. Start the hyper terminal in PC and use the default setting of
hyper terminal.
3. Reset the OMP board and a screen as shown in Figure 7 ap-
pears. Press any key to stop the OMP auto-boot.
FIGURE 7 OMP BOOTING
4. Enter 3gplat and a screen appears, as shown in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 OMP BOOT MODE SELECTION
5. Enter 1 to display a screen as shown in Figure 9.

Chapter 5 BSSB Commissioning
FIGURE 9 CONFIGURATION SELECTION OF OMP
6. Enter 1 to select Set Omp(or Cmp)’s Omc Ip,Mac,Gateway

IP. The screen for setting OMP IP address appears, as shown
in Figure 10.
FIGURE 10 SETTING OMP IP ADDRESS
Enter the OMP IP address to be set into [Enter OMP’s OMC Ip

address]. This IP address is used by OMP boards to access the
NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) server. Usually the IP address
of NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) server is set to 129.0.31.*:
ff000000.
The system will give the following messages:
[Enter OMP’s OMC Ip address]: OMP IP address (usually
129.0.31.0)
[Enter OMP’s OMC Mac address]: 10.10.10.10.10.10
[Enter OMP’s Gateway Ip address]:
7. Enter 2 in Figure 9 and select Set Omp Boot Paras.
Enter your selection(1/2/3/4/5/6):2
[Enter OMC Ip address]: 129.0.31.245
[Enter OMC FTP port No.]: 21
[Enter OMC FTPSVR User Name]: admin
[Enter OMC FTPSVR PassWord]: admin
[Enter OMC FTPSVR FilePath]:

[Enter OMP CFGINFO FileName]: ompcfg.ini

8. Enter 3 in Figure 9 and select Set Omp Boot Type.
Figure 11 shows the steps of Please Set OMP Boot Type:(0 is
Boot From OMC; 1 is Boot From Local Flash).
FIGURE 11 SETTING OMP STARTUP MODE
9. Enter 4 in Figure 9 and select Set Net_Element Bureau No.

Figure 12 shows the steps.
FIGURE 12 SETTING BUREAU NO.
10. Enter 5 in Figure 9 and select Quit config, return to boot-

menu!.
Enter your selection(1/2/3/4/5/6):5 Quit config and return to
BootMenu! [3GPlat Boot]: 0
END OF STEPS
OMP Version Loading
Loading Version from OMC

Prerequisites If OMP works well (the running version is earlier than the deploy-
ment version) and normally communicate with the OMM server, it
is advisable to download the OMP versions from OMM to update
existing older version on OMP.

Steps 1. Copy OMP version files such as .bin file and .fga file to
\ums\ums-svr of the NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) server.
2. From the NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) window, select Views
> System Tools > Version Management, as shown in Figure
13.
FIGURE 13 OPENING VERSION MANAGEMENT WINDOW
3. In the Version Management window, select Version Man-

agement > Add Version to display the Add Version window,
as shown in Figure 14.

FIGURE 14 ADDING VERSION
4. Click √ on the toolbar and select the directory where the OMP
version file is located, as shown in Figure 15.
FIGURE 15 SELECTING A VERSION FILE
5. Select the directory where the OMP version file lies and click
OK.
6. Right-click the version file to be added and select Add Version
from the shortcut menu.

FIGURE 16 ADDING A VERSION
7. Figure 17 shows the version addition result.
FIGURE 17 VERSION ADDITION RESULT
8. Select Version Management > Advanced > Configure

OMP Version to display the Configure OMP Version win-
dow, as shown in Figure 18.

FIGURE 18 CONFIGURING OMP VERSION
9. Select Configure OMP Version > Configure OMP Version

and the boards that can be configured are displayed, as shown
in Figure 19.
FIGURE 19 OMP VERSION CONFIGURATION
10. Right—click an record whose Logic Type is OMP and select

Select Backup Version from the shortcut menu. The Select
Backup Version dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 20.

FIGURE 20 SELECTING A BACKUP OMP VERSION
11. Select a backup version and click OK to return to the Config-

ure OMP Version window.
12. Right—click the OMP and select Configure OMP Special Ver-
sion to start the OMP version configuration. The progress is
displayed in this window, as shown in Figure 21.
FIGURE 21 CONFIGURING OMP

13. After the software version is configured successfully, reset the

corresponding OMP board to activate the new software version.
END OF STEPS
Loading Version from NE

Prerequisites When there is no software version in the OMP board of BSC or
the OMP board fails to communicate with NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) server, or the OMP board needs to be formatted for version
upgrading, perform the following steps for commissioning:
Steps 1. Connect the OMP and set the OMP IP address.
2. Create an OMP information file.
Save the OMP version (the CPU version with the suffix of bin,
FPGA version with the suffix of fga and MP type file) under
the directory (ums\ums-svr) specified by the FTP server. Run
download3g.exe and click the Create OMPinfo button in the
pop-up window.
As shown in Figure 22, the MP type is MT_3G_OMP. Select
the OMP CPU version file with the suffix of bin and the version
number will be automatically generated (it is version 08.20.01
in Figure 22. Select the logic file (the FPGA version file with
the suffix of fga) and the version number will be automatically
generated (it is version 08.19.03 in Figure 22. After setting
information in the left pane, set information in the right pane
in the same way. After the information setting, click Create
config file to create an ompcfg.ini file under ums\ums-svr.

Caution:
For the OMP with 85 series chip, set CPU version only. The OMP
information file creation window is as shown in Figure 23.
FIGURE 22 CREATING INFORMATION FILE FOR OMP WITH 755 SERIES

CHIP

FIGURE 23 CREATING INFORMATION FILE FOR OMP WITH 85 SERIES

CHIP
3. Start the NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) server and client and

the NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) server will automatically
start an FTP server.
4. OMP automatically downloads the ompcfg..ini file from the
specified directory of the server after being powered on. It
reads file information before downloading corresponding CPU
version software and FPGA version software.
5. Upon completion of the downloading, OMP resets automatically
to validate the new version software.
END OF STEPS
Synchronizing/Saving OMP Data

Prerequisites BTS and BSC data configuration has been completed.
Context When OMP is started successfully, it downloads data from NetNu-
men™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) for data synchronization and automati-
cally performs data saving.
Steps 1. In the Configuration Management window, right-click
ZXC10 BSSB and select Data Synchronization to display
the Data Synchronization window, as shown in Figure 24.

FIGURE 24 SYNCHRONIZING OMP DATA
2. Select OMP and click Start on the toolbar to start an OMP

data synchronization. The system will give a message upon
completion of the synchronization.
3. In the Configuration Management window, right-click
ZXC10 BSSB and select Save Control to display the Save
Control dialog box, as shown in Figure 25.
FIGURE 25 SAVE CONTROL
4. Select OMP from the navigation tree and Save active board
data from the right pane and click Start on the toolbar and
click OK in the pop-up dialog box to save the active board
data, as shown in Figure 26.

FIGURE 26 SAVING OMP DATA
5. Select Active and standby board synchronize to save the

standby OMP data.
6. After saving data, reset the active and standby OMP boards.
END OF STEPS
Other BSC Board

Commissioning
Adding Version
Steps 1. Copy all the versions including CPU version, FPGA version and
MCU version to the directory \ums\ums-svr\version of the
NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) installation path.
2. Load the software of other boards to OMP.
END OF STEPS
Activating Version
Steps 1. In the NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB), select Views > System
Tools > Version Management to display the Version Man-
agement window.
2. Select Version Management > Activate Version to display
the Activate Version window, as shown in Figure 27.

FIGURE 27 ACTIVATING VERSION
3. Select Activate Version > Common Activation to display

the Common Activation dialog box, as shown in Figure 28.
FIGURE 28 COMMON ACTIVATION WINDOW

4. Select BSCB and then select the boards to be activated in the

Select logic board type area and click OK. The Activate
Version dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 29.
FIGURE 29 ACTIVATE VERSION DIALOG BOX
5. The record whose Backup Version is marked with a green ar-

row indicates the corresponding board has more than one ver-
sion in OMP. Right-click such record and select Select Backup
Version to display the Select Backup Version dialog box, as
shown in Figure 30.

FIGURE 30 SELECTING BACKUP VERSION
6. Select a backup version and click OK.

7. Right-click a logic board to be activated and select Activation
from the shortcut menu to activate the board, as shown in
Figure 31.
When the board is activated successfully, Succeeded will ap-
pear in Task Status.

FIGURE 31 SELECTING A BOARD TO BE ACTIVATED
8. Select other boards to activate until all the boards are acti-
vated.
END OF STEPS
Validating Version
Prerequisites � The OMM client has logged on to the OMM server.
� The BSC and the OMM server are connected normally.
Context Reset a board to load new version from OMP to the board.
Steps 1. Select Views > Fault Management > Alarm Management
to display the Alarm Management window.
2. Select ZXC10 BSSB > BSSB > BSCB > Rack to display the
rack diagram.
3. Right-click the board to be reset and select Reset Board Nor-
mally, as shown in Figure 32.

FIGURE 32 RESETTING BOARD
4. If a board cannot be reset normally, select Reset Board

Forcedly to forcedly reset the board.
END OF STEPS
Querying Version
Steps 1. In the NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB), select Views > System
Tools > Version Management to display the Version Man-
agement window.
2. Select Version Management > Query Version to display the
Query Version window, as shown in Figure 33.

FIGURE 33 QUERYING VERSION
3. Select Query VersionQuery Running Version to display the

Query Running Version dialog box, as shown in Figure 34.
FIGURE 34 QUERYING RUNNING VERSION
4. Select the boards to be queried and click OK. The query result
is displayed in the Running Version Info tab, as shown in
Figure 35.

FIGURE 35 VERSION QUERY RESULT
5. Check the running version of every board and make sure they
are correct.
END OF STEPS
Checking Board Running

Status
Context For details of indicator states, refer to the corresponding hardware
manual.
Steps 1. Open the front door of the BSCB cabinet and observe whether
the RUN indicator of every board flashes in 1Hz.
2. Check whether the ALM indicator of every board is green. If
an indicator is red, it means an alarm occurs.
3. View alarm information through the Alarm Management win-
dow of the OMM client.
END OF STEPS

Basic Commissioning
Performing Module Commissioning
Steps 1. In the NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB), select Views > Fault
Management > Diagnosis Management to display the Di-
agnosis Management window.
2. Open a rack diagram and select a board. To perform commis-
sioning test on all the boards, right-click a board and select
Select All, as shown in Figure 36.
FIGURE 36 SELECTING BOARD
3. Select Operation > Start Board Test to perform commis-

sioning test on the boards selected, as shown in Figure 37.
FIGURE 37 STARTING BOARD TEST

4. The test result is displayed upon completion of the test.

END OF STEPS
Performing Media Stream

Communication Test
Context This test is to check if the media stream communication between
UIMU of BUSN and BPSN is normal.
Management > Diagnosis Management to display the Di-
agnosis Management window.
2. Select BSSB > BSCB > IP Rack to display a rack diagram.
3. Right-click an UIMU in a BUSN and select Media Stream
Source from the shortcut menu and the board will turn blue,
as shown in Figure 38.
FIGURE 38 SELECTING A MEDIA STREAM TEST SOURCE BOARD
4. Right–lick a GLI board in BPSN and select Media Stream Tar-

get from the shortcut menu and the board will turn blue, as
shown in Figure 39.

FIGURE 39 SELECTING A MEDIA STREAM TARGET BOARD
5. Select Operation > Test Media Stream to display the Test

Media Stream dialog box, as shown in Figure 40.
FIGURE 40 STARTING A MEDIA STREAM TEST

6. Select CPUs and click Start Test. The system will start testing
the media stream link from BUSN to BPSN. The test result is
normal if the packets sent by UIMU and the packets received
by GLIQV are the same.
7. Test other boards in BUSN to make sure the media stream
communication is normal. If loss of packets occurs, check the
fiber connection between the UIMU and GLI.
END OF STEPS
Performing Alarm Test

Management > Alarm Management to display the Alarm
Management window.
2. Check whether the alarms displayed in the rack diagram are
consistent with the actual alarms.
3. Open the front door of the BSCB cabinet and unplug and plug
every board and observe the corresponding board in the rack
diagram can correctly generate corresponding alarms in time.
4. Make records.
END OF STEPS
Switchover Test
Performing OMP Switchover Test

Steps 1. Switch over OMP board using command.
1. Select Views > Fault Management > Alarm Manage-
ment to display the Alarm Management window.
2. Right-click the active MP board configured with OMP mod-
ule and select Switch Board Normally from the shortcut
menu.
3. Select CPU1 (corresponding to OMP) from the pop-up dia-
log box and click OK.
4. Observe the two OMP boards. If the switchover succeeds,
the active board should be shadowed after the switchover,
which means it becomes the standby board.

5. Open the front door of the BSCB cabinet and observe the
ACT1 indicator of the active OMP board. It should be on
before the switchover and be off after the switchover.
6. Switch over the board repeatedly to check whether the
switchover is normal and make records.
2. Switch over OMP board due to failure
1. Right-click the active OMP board (select the CPU1 of
OMP/RPU) and select Switch Board Normally.
ACT indicator of the active OMP board. It should be on
3. Switch over OMP board by plugging/unplugging it.
1. In the case that the active/standby OMP boards work nor-
mally, unplug the active board. The standby board should
become an active board and the communication between
the NE and OMC should be normal.
2. Unplug and plug the active OMP board repeatedly to check
whether the switchover is normal and make records.
END OF STEPS
Performing RPU Switchover Test

Steps 1. Switch over OMP board using command.
1. Select Views > Fault Management > Alarm Manage-
ment to display the Alarm Management window.
2. Right-click the active MP board configured with OMP mod-
ule and select Switch Board Normally from the shortcut
menu.
3. Select CPU2 (corresponding to RPU) from the pop-up dia-
log box and click OK.
ACT2 indicator of the active OMP board. The indicator
should be on before the switchover and be off after the
switchover.
2. Switch over OMP board due to failure
1. Right-click the active OMP board (select the CPU1 of
OMP/RPU) and select Switch Board Normally.

ACT indicator of the active OMP board. It should be on
3. Switch over OMP board by plugging/unplugging it.
1. In the case that the active/standby OMP boards work nor-
mally, unplug the active board. The standby board should
become an active board and the communication between
the NE and OMC should be normal.
2. Unplug and plug the active OMP board repeatedly to check
whether the switchover is normal and make records.
END OF STEPS
Performing Power-on/off Test

Prerequisites � The BSCB is configured with the version management function.
� The BSCB is configured successfully.
� The BSCB is configured with the data saving control function.
Context Power OFF all shelves except for the GCM shelf and unplug the
OMP/RPU board. Power on and power off every shelf repeatedly
to check whether the boards in each shelf can work normally.
Steps 1. Open the rear door of the BSCB cabinet and power off all the
shelves except for the GCM shelf.
2. Open the front door of the BSCB cabinet and unplug the OMP
board.
3. Power on shelves one by one.
4. Plug the OMP board and check whether the system can start
normally and whether the communication between the NE and
OMC is normal and whether there are alarms generated.
5. Test modules.
END OF STEPS
Postrequisite In case of failure occurring, check the corresponding board and

connection. Perform the test again after making sure that there is
no exception and make records.


Chapter 6
Interconnection
Commissioning
Table of Contents
Overview..........................................................................45
BSC-MSC Interconnection (A Interface) ................................45
BSC-MSCe Interconnection (Ap Interface).............................46
BSC-PDSN Interconnection .................................................47
Interconnection between BSC and AN-AAA............................48
BSC-PDS Interconnection ...................................................48
Overview
The BSC commissioning should be followed by a joint (connecting
BSC to MSC, PDSN, AN-AAA and PDS) system commissioning to
make sure the system is able to deliver basic services and func-
tions.
The BSC is connected to MSC/MSCe through:
� A interface: using traditional PCM and the board that con-
nects to MSC is DTB (E1/T1) or SDTB (E1/T1 Over SDH/SONET)
� Ap interface: using SIPI (IP) board that connects to MGW of
MSCe.
BSC connects to PDSN, AN-AAA, and PDS via the IP transmission.
BSC-MSC Interconnection
(A Interface)
Prerequisites 1. Make sure that all BSC boards work normally.
2. Configure the connection related data in NetNumen™ M3
(ZXC10 BSSB) including PCM data, signaling link data and SS7
data.
3. Connect the BSC to MSC using E1/T1 cable (DTB board) or
optical fiber (SDTB board).
Steps Perform the following steps for commissioning:

1. Check for the E1/T1 signaling link alarm on DTB (SDTB). If yes,
check the physical connection from DTB (SDTB) of BSC to MSC.
2. In the NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB), select Views > Sys-
tem Tools > Dynamic Data Management to display the Dy-
namic Data Management window.
3. Select Dynamic Data Management > Resource Manage-
ment. Expand the configuration tree.
4. Check the CIC of each PCM and NE E1/T1 number that corre-
sponds to this PCM. Also compare the E1/T1 CIC at the MSC
side with the BSC side.
5. Check whether there is Signaling Link Unavailable alarm
on OMP. Then compare the data between BSC and MSC and
it should be consistent. If using DTB board, then check the
E1/T1 cable between BSC and MSC against that is configured
in NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB).
6. Block other normal signaling links and block/unblock A inter-
face circuit in the resource observation of dynamic data man-
agement system.
BSC-MSCe Interconnection
(Ap Interface)
2. Configure the connection related data in NetNumen™ M3
(ZXC10 BSSB) including IP address of IPI, SIPI and APCMP as
well as signaling data.
3. The network cable connects IPI and SIPI of BSC to the Ethernet
switch, MGW and Ethernet normally.
1. After data configuration, synchronize the data to the NE and
save data in OMP/RPU. Then Reset RPU, APCMP, SIPI and IPI.
2. Check for the Signaling Link Unavailable alarm on OMP and if
there is no such alarm, it indicates that BSC is communicating
with MSCe normally.
3. If there is signaling link unavailable alarm on OMP, then check
the physical link between SIPI of BSC and MSCe, checking in-
cludes, status of LINK1 of SIPI, network port indicator of MSCe,
and the port indicator of Ethernet switch that corresponds to
SIPI of BSC and MSCe. If any indicator is abnormal, check the
network cable, SIPI of BSC, network port of MSCe and the Eth-
ernet switch port.
4. If the physical link is normal, connect the Ethernet switch to
PC and set the IP in the same network segment of SIPI of BSC
and MSCe. Perform the pinging of both SIPI of BSC and MSCe
address. If the ping operation is not through, check hardware,
IP address configuration and the port configuration of Ethernet
switch.

Chapter 6 Interconnection Commissioning
Caution:
After configuring IP addresses of BSC IPI, BSC SIPI, MSC IPI
and MSC SIPI, synchronize the data and reset these boards to
validate the new configuration.
5. Check whether the BSC and MSCe are consistent in intercon-

nection parameters.
Caution:
both VE unit No. and ground circuit No. are void and are not
shown in Voice Observation because VE is at the MGW side.
BSC-PDSN Interconnection
2. Configure connection related data in NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) including PDSN, PCF mode, IP interface address, A10 in-
terface parameter, PCF-PDSN connection, SPI and static route.
3. The network cable connects IPCF of BSC with the Ethernet
switch and PDSN with the Ethernet normally.
save data in OMP/RPU. Then Reset RPU, APCMP, SIPI and IPI.
2. Check for the PDSN not connectable alarm on SPCF. If there
is no alarm, it indicates SPCF is communicating with PDSN nor-
mally.
3. If there is PDSN not connectable alarm on SPCF, then check
the physical link between SPCF and PDSN, checking includes:
status of LINK1 of IPCF, network port indicator of PDSN, and the
port indicator of Ethernet switch that corresponds to IPCF and
PDSN. If any indicator is abnormal, check the network cable,
network port of IPCF and PDSN, and Ethernet switch port.
4. If the physical link is good, connect the Ethernet switch to PC
and set the IP in the same network segment of IPCF/PDSN.
Perform the pinging operation of both IPCF and PDSN address.
If the pinging is not through, check hardware, IP address con-
figuration (the IP address of IPCF takes effect only after IPCF
synchronization and reset once the IP address is configured)
and the port configuration of Ethernet switch.
5. If the ping operation is through, then check whether the PDSN
and PCF are consistent in interconnection parameters.

Interconnection between
BSC and AN-AAA
2. Configure connection related data in NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) including A12 interface, AN IP address, and A12 and
A13 configuration.
3. The connection between IPCF of BSC and the Ethernet switch
and that between AN-AAA and the Ethernet are normal.
save data in OMP/RPU. Then Reset RPU, SPCF and IPCF.
2. Check the physical connection between IPCF and AN-AAA by
checking the status of the LINK1 indicator on the IPCF front
panel, IPCF and AN-AAA port indicators corresponding to the
Ethernet switch port.
3. If the physical link is good, connect the Ethernet switch to
a PC and set the IP address in the same network segment
of IPCF/AN-AAA. Then ping the addresses of both IPCF and
AN-AAA. If the pinging fails, check the relevant hardware, IP
address configuration and the Ethernet switch port configura-
tion.
4. If pinging IPCF from AN-AAA succeeds, check whether the pa-
rameter settings at both sides for AN-AAA interconnection are
consistent.
Caution:
The shared key on PSDN side is made up of characters while
that on BSC side is made up of ASCII codes.
BSC-PDS Interconnection
2. Configure connection-related data in NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) including PDS, PCF mode, PTT IP interface address, PTT
A10 interface parameter, PCF-PDS connection, PTT SPI and
static route.
3. The network cable connects IPCF of BSC with the Ethernet
switch and PDS with the Ethernet normally.
save data in OMP/RPU. Then Reset RPU, SPCF and IPCF.
2. Check whether there is PDS not connectable alarm on SPCF. If
no, it means the SPCF is communicating with PDS normally.
3. If there is such an alarm, check the physical connection be-
tween SPCF and PDS, including LINK2 indicator on IPCF front
panel, Ethernet switch port that corresponds to IPCF and PDS,

Chapter 6 Interconnection Commissioning
and the network port indicator of PDS. If the indicator is ab-

normal, check the status of network cable, IPCF network port,
PDS network port and Ethernet switch port.
4. If the physical link is good, connect the Ethernet switch to PC
and set the IP as in the same network segment as that of
IPCF/PDS. Then ping the address of both IPCF and PDS. If the
ping operation is not through, check hardware, IP address con-
figuration (the IP address of IPCF takes effect only after IPCF
synchronization and reset once the IP address is configured)
and the port configuration of Ethernet switch.
Caution:
The newly configured IP address of IPCF can take effect only
after the data is synchronized and the IPCF is reset.
5. If the pinging of IPCF from PDS is through, then check data

configuration for the connection.


Chapter 7
Service Commissioning
Table of Contents
Voice Service Commissioning ..............................................51
1x Release A Data Service Commissioning ............................52
Asynchronous Circuit Data Service Commissioning .................54
PTT Service Commissioning.................................................55
1xEV-DO Service Commissioning .........................................57
Voice Service
Commissioning
Prerequisites 1. BSC is connected to MSC
2. MSC is connected to HLR.
3. BTS is connected to BSC and there is no BTS alarm shown in
NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) monitor.
4. SID, NID, LAC and CI of BTS are added to MSC.
5. Prepare at least two test terminals (preferably tested in ZTE
network), whose frequency and IMSI are modified and can lock
BTS signals. Numbers are allocated in the HLR and voice call
can be made with the terminals.
1. Open Call Observation Subsystem to check the voice call func-
tion of the two test terminals.
2. Open Signaling Trace Subsystem and select to trace IMSI. In-
put the IMSI of caller to trace all the signaling of caller.
3. Use one test terminal as the caller to call the other terminal,
to check for the normal setup of calls.
4. If calls can be set up normally, but there are monologs, check
if the E1/T1 line is cross connected from BSC to MSC.
5. If calls cannot be set up normally, check the call status in Call
Observation and Signaling Trace. Check in Signaling Trace to
see if BSC has already sent A1r_CMServiceRequest to MSC and
if yes, perform the following:
If MSC initiates call release or fails to send A1f_AssignmentRe-
quest to BSC:
i. Check if MSC have received the service request sent from
BSC.
ii. Check configuration data in MSC, including number analy-
sis, office direction configuration, and SSN configuration.

iii. Check if the connection related data are consistent between

BSC and MSC.
iv. Check if SID, NID, LAC, CI and authentication mode are
consistent between BSC and MSC.
v. Check if service option, IMSI, SID, NID, LAC and CI sent
along with the service request are correct.
6. Perform the following steps if BSS fails to send the service re-
quest to MSC, or resource allocation fails after BSS sends the
request:
i. Check the board software versions are consistent between
BSC and BTS.
ii. Check the configuration of MDM process on the BTS side,
and check for the modification of BSC MDM process after
BTS MDM process is configured. If modified, then delete
MDM process of BTS and configure again.
iii. Check whether BTS signaling flow is through with BSC, if
no, check BTS hardware/software and control channel con-
figuration.
iv. If it is due to BTS resource allocation failure, then check the
CE and carrier resource of BTS, status of search window,
cell radius and clock system.
v. If it is due to CIC allocation failure, then check if the circuit
CIC matches between A interface and MSC and check in the
Dynamic management if PCM circuit is blocked.
vi. If it is due to VE allocation failure, then check for the shelf
of allocated CIC is configured properly with VTCD board,
check the resource and the board hardware/software is in
normal condition.
vii.If it is due to SE allocation failure, then check all BSC
1XSDU resource and the board hardware/software is in nor-
mal condition.
1x Release A Data Service

Commissioning
Prerequisites 1. BSC is connected to MSC.
3. BSC is connected to PDSN.
4. PDSN is connected to PDSN-AAA.
5. BTS is connected to BSC and there is no BTS alarm shown in
NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) monitor.
6. SID, NID, LAC and CI of BTS are added to MSC.
7. Prepare one test terminals (preferably tested in ZTE network),
whose frequency and IMSI are modified and can lock BTS sig-
nal.
8. Complete the number allocation in HLR and check the 1X data
call can be made with the terminals.
9. Complete the number allocation in PDSN-AAA to the terminal.
Both user name and password are available for number dialing.

Chapter 7 Service Commissioning
10. The PC that connects with the test terminal has been set for
number dialing.
Steps Perform the following steps for commissioning the 1X data service:
1. Open Call Observation Subsystem to check the data call func-
tion of the test terminal.
2. Open Signaling Trace Subsystem and select to trace IMSI. In-
put the IMSI of test terminal so as to trace all signaling.
3. Use dialup connection of the PC to initiate a data service call
to PDSN, and check if dialup connection can be established.
4. If the call can be set up but no access is allowed to Internet,
then check the PI and DNS of PDSN as well as the setting of
router that connects to PDSN.
5. If the dialup connection interface of PC is unable to make the
connection with the device, then check terminal MODEM con-
nection to the PC.
6. If the dialup connection interface of PC shows username and
password error, then check the username and password are
consistent with those in PDSN-AAA.
7. If no data call can be made, check the call status via Call Ob-
servation and Signaling Trace to see if the BTS can receive
Umr_OriginationMsg sent by the test terminal. If no, check
the connection between PC and test terminal.
8. Check if BSC sent A1r_CMServiceRequest message to MSC.
Perform the following steps if MSC initiates call release or fails
to send A1f_AssignmentRequest message to BSC:
i. Check if the MSC have received the service request sent by
BSC.
ii. Check if BSC version is compatible with MSC version.
iii. Check the data configuration of MSC.
iv. Check the HLR if the test terminal has been granted the
authority of data service call.
v. Check the consistency of connection related data between
BSC and MSC.
vi. Check the consistency of SID, NID, LAC, CI and authenti-
cation mode between BSC and MSC.
vii.Check if service option, IMSI, SID, NID, LAC and CI as sent
9. Perform the following if BSS fails to send the service request
to MSC after all, or it fails to send A11-RegistrationRequest to
PSDN, or resource allocation fails after BSS sends the request:
i. Check the consistency of board software versions between
BSC and BTS.
ii. Check whether the MDM process is configured on the BTS
side, and the modification of BSC MDM process after the
BTS MDM process is configured. If modified, then delete
the BTS MDM process and configure again.
iii. Check for the BTS signaling flow with BSC. If no, then check
BTS hardware/software and control channel configuration.
iv. If it is because of BTS resource allocation failure, then check
CE and carrier resource of BTS, status of search window,

v. If it is because of SE allocation failure, then check all 1XSDU

resource and board hardware/software is in normal condi-
tion.
10. Check the BSC sent A11-RegistrationRequest message to
PDSN. In case of failure, do the following:
i. Check the service request sent by to PDSN by BSC.
ii. Check the BSC version is compatible with PDSN version.
iii. Check the version and data configuration of both PDSN and
PDSN-AAA.
iv. Check whether the test terminal has been granted the au-
thority of data service call and if the IMSI is correct in
PDSN-AAA.
v. Check whether the connection related parameters are con-
sistent between the BSC and PDSN.
vi. Check whether the service option and IMSI sent along with
the service request are correct.
Asynchronous Circuit Data

Service Commissioning
3. BTS is connected to BSC and there is no BTS alarm as shown
in NetNumen™ M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) monitor.
4. SID, NID, LAC and CI of BTS have been added to MSC.
5. Prepare at least two test terminals with available fax function
(preferably tested in ZTE network), whose frequency and IMSI
are modified and can lock BTS signal.
6. Numbers are allocated in the HLR and the authority of fax call
is granted.
7. Prepare two fax machines that can work with the test termi-
nals.
Steps Perform the following steps for commissioning the Asynchronous
circuit data service:
1. Use the fax machine to set one test terminal as to send fax
and the other to receive fax.
2. Open Call Observation Subsystem to observe the terminals’
status of making asynchronous circuit data service call.
3. Open Signaling Trace Subsystem and select to trace IMSI, input
the IMSI of the fax sending terminal to trace all signaling.
4. Use the fax sending machine to send fax to the fax receiving
machine.
5. If fax call fails, check the call status in Call Observation and Sig-
naling Trace to check whether the BTS has received Umr_Orig-
inationMsg sent by the terminal. If no, check the connection
between terminal and fax machine.
6. If fax call fails, check the call status in Call Observation and
Signaling Trace to see if BSC sent the A1r_CMServiceRequest
message to the MSC. If yes, do the following:

i. Check whether the MSC received service request sent by

BSC.
ii. Check data configuration in MSC, including number analy-
sis, office direction configuration, and SSN configuration.
iii. Check the consistency of connection related data between
BSC and MSC.
iv. Check the consistency of SID, NID, LAC, CI and authenti-
cation mode between BTS and MSC.
v. Check whether the service option, IMSI, SID, NID, LAC and
CI sent along with the service request are correct.
7. Perform the following if BSS has not sent the service request
to MSC or the resource allocation fails after BSS sends the
request:
i. Check the consistency of boards’ software versions be-
tween BSC and BTS.
side, and check the modification of BSC MDM process af-
ter the BTS MDM process is configured. If modified, then
delete BTS MDM process and configure again.
iii. Check whether BTS signaling flow is through to BSC, if no,
check BTS hardware/software and control channel config-
uration.
the CE and carrier resource of BTS, status of search win-
dow, cell radius and clock system.
v. If it is because of CIC allocation failure, then check if the cir-
cuit CIC matches between A interface and MSC. Also check
the Dynamic management if PCM circuit is blocked.
vi. If it is because of MODEM allocation failure, then check if
the allocated CIC shelf is configured with IWFB board, if
there is resource blocked or suspended, and board hard-
ware/software is in normal condition.
vii.If it is because of SE allocation failure, then check all BSC
1XSDU resource and board hardware/software is in normal
condition.
PTT Service Commissioning

3. BSC is connected to PDS.
4. PDS is connected to PHR and DAS.
6. SID, NID, LAC and CI of BTS have been added to MSC.
7. LAC and DLA_ID of BTS have been added to PHR.
8. Prepare at least three test terminals with available fax function
(preferably tested in ZTE network), whose frequency and IMSI
are modified and can lock BTS signal.

9. Complete the number allocation in HLR and grant the authority

of PTT calls.
10. Complete the number allocation in PHR and grant the authority
of PTT calls.
11. Complete the number allocation in DAS in the same group.
Steps Perform the following steps for commissioning the PTT service:
1. Open Call Observation Subsystem to observe the terminals’
status of making PTT call.
2. Open Signaling Trace Subsystem and select to trace IMSI, input
the IMSI of the caller to trace it’s signaling.
3. Use the PTT caller terminal to initiate private call and group call
and check the call set up process.
4. Check whether BSC sent the A1r_CMServiceRequest message
to MSC. If yes, do the following if MSC initiates call release or
fails to send the A1f_AssignmentRequest message to BSC:
i. Check whether MSC have received the service request sent
from BSC.
ii. Check the BSC version is compatible with MSC version.
iii. Check data configuration in MSC.
iv. Check if PTT service call authority has been granted in HLR
for the terminal.
BSC and MSC.
vi. Check the consistency of SID, NID, LAC, CI and authenti-
cation mode between BTS and MSC.
vii.Check whether the service option, IMSI, SID, NID, LAC and
CI sent along with the service request are correct.
5. If BSS hasn’t sent service request to MSC, or it hasn’t sent
A10drPTTCallRequest to PDS, or resource allocation fails after
the service request is sent, then do the following:
BSC and BTS.
side, and the modification of BSC MDM process after the
configuration of BTS MDM process. If modified, then delete
BTS MDM process and configure again.
iii. Check whether the BTS signaling flow is through to BSC,
if no, check BTS hardware/software and control channel
configuration.
the CE and BTS carrier resource, status of search window,
v. If it is because of SE allocation failure, then check all BSC
1XSDU resource is blocked and if board hardware/software
is in normal condition.
6. Check whether the BSC sent A10drPTTCallRequest message to
PDSN. If yes, do the following:
i. Check the PDS received the service request sent from BSC.
ii. Check if BSC version is compatible with PDS version.
iii. Check data configuration in PDS, PHR and DAS.

iv. Check whether PTT service call authority has been granted
in PHR and DAS for the terminal and the IMSI is correct or
not.
BSC and PDS.
vi. Check if service option and IMSI, sent along with the ser-
vice request are correct.
1xEV-DO Service
Commissioning
Prerequisites 1. BSC is connected to AN-AAA.
2. BSC is connected to PDSN.
3. PDSN is connected to PDSN-AAA.
5. Prepare at least one test terminal with available fax function
(preferably tested in ZTE network), whose frequency, IMSI,
NAI and PASSWORD are modified and can lock BTS signal.
6. Complete the Number allocation in AN-AAA and grant the au-
thority of 1xEV-DO call.
7. Complete the number allocation in PDSN-AAA and allocate the
User name and password for number dialing.
8. Set the PC connected to the test terminal for number dialing.
1. Open Call Observation Subsystem to observe the terminal sta-
tus for making 1xEV-DO call.
2. Open Signaling Trace Subsystem and select to trace Hard-
wareID (ESN), input the HardwareID of the caller to trace its
signaling.
3. Use the PTT caller terminal to initiate private call and group call
and check the call set up process.
4. Check whether BSC sent A1r_CMServiceRequest message to
MSC. If yes, do the following if MSC initiates call release or
fails A1f_AssignmentRequest message to BSC:
i. Use dialup connection of the PC to initiate a data service
call to PDSN.
ii. If the call can be set up but no access is allowed to Internet,
then check the PI and DNS of PDSN as well as the setting
of router that connects to PDSN.
iii. If the dialup connection interface of PC shows that con-
nection cannot be made to the device, then check terminal
MODEM connection to the PC.
5. If the dialup connection interface shows username and pass-
word error, then check the username and password are con-
sistent with those in PDSN-AAA.
6. If no data call can be made, check the call status via Call Obser-
vation and Signaling Trace to see if BTS has received Umr_Orig-
inationMsg sent by the test terminal. If no, check the connec-
tion between PC and test terminal.

7. Check whether the BSC sent A12r_AccessQuest message to

AN-AAA. If yes, do the following:
i. Check the AN-AAA received the service request sent from
BSC.
ii. Check the BSC version is compatible with AN-AAA version.
iii. Check data configuration in AN-AAA.
iv. Check the consistency of NAI and PASSWORD between the
terminal and AN-AAA.
BSC and AN-AAA.
vi. Check if service option, IMSI, NAI and PASSWORD sent
8. If BSS has not sent service request to AN-AAA, or it has not
sent A11-RegistrationRequest to PDSN, or resource allocation
fails after the service request is sent, then do the following:
BSC and BTS.
side, and further check the MDM process is modified af-
ter the BTS MDM process is configured. If modified, then
delete MDM process of BTS and configure it again.
iii. Check whether the BTS signaling flow is through to BSC,
if no, check BTS hardware/software and control channel
configuration.
the CE and carrier resource of BTS, status of search win-
dow, cell radius and clock system.
v. If it is because of SE allocation failure, then check all BSC
DOSDU resource and board hardware/software is in normal
condition.
vi. Check if GCM of BSC and BTS has hardware or software
problem.
9. Check whether the BSC sent A11-RegistrationRequest mes-
sage to PDSN. If yes, do the following if PDSN initiates call
release or fails to send the A11-RegistrationReply message to
BSC:
i. Check the PDSN received the service request sent from
BSC.
ii. The BSC version is compatible with PDSN version.
iii. Check data configuration and version of PSDN and PDSN-
AAA.
iv. Check the consistency of NAI and PASSWORD between the
terminal and AN-AAA.
BSC and AN-AAA.
vi. Check if service option, IMSI, NAI and PASSWORD sent
vii.Check whether data service call authority has been granted
in PDSN-AAA and the IMSI is correct or not.

viii.Check the consistency of connection related data between

BSC and PDSN.
ix. Check if service option and IMSI sent along with the service
request are correct.


Figures
Figure 1 General Commissioning Flow of CDMA BSSB .............. 2

Figure 2 BSC Commissioning Workflow .................................. 4
Figure 3 Commissioning Preparation Stages ........................... 6
Figure 4 BSC DIP Switch Settings ........................................10
Figure 5 TRIBID Setting .....................................................11
Figure 6 RACK_ID Setting...................................................11
Figure 7 OMP Booting.........................................................18
Figure 8 OMP Boot Mode Selection .......................................18
Figure 9 Configuration Selection of OMP ...............................19
Figure 10 Setting OMP IP Address........................................19
Figure 11 Setting OMP Startup Mode ...................................20
Figure 12 Setting Bureau No. ..............................................20
Figure 13 Opening Version Management Window ...................21
Figure 14 Adding Version ....................................................22
Figure 15 Selecting a Version File ........................................22
Figure 16 Adding a Version .................................................23
Figure 17 Version Addition Result.........................................23
Figure 18 Configuring OMP Version ......................................24
Figure 19 OMP Version Configuration....................................24
Figure 20 Selecting a Backup OMP Version ............................25
Figure 21 Configuring OMP..................................................25
Figure 22 Creating Information File for OMP with 755 Series
Chip ................................................................27
Figure 23 Creating Information File for OMP with 85 Series
Chip ................................................................28
Figure 24 Synchronizing OMP Data.......................................29
Figure 25 Save Control.......................................................29
Figure 26 Saving OMP Data.................................................30
Figure 27 Activating Version................................................31
Figure 28 Common Activation Window..................................31
Figure 29 Activate Version Dialog Box...................................32
Figure 30 Selecting Backup Version......................................33
Figure 31 Selecting a Board to Be Activated ..........................34
Figure 32 Resetting Board...................................................35

Figure 33 Querying Version .................................................36

Figure 34 Querying Running Version.....................................36
Figure 35 Version Query Result............................................37
Figure 36 Selecting Board ...................................................38
Figure 37 Starting Board Test ..............................................38
Figure 38 Selecting a Media Stream Test Source Board ...........39
Figure 39 Selecting a Media Stream Target Board ..................40
Figure 40 Starting a Media Stream Test ................................40

Tables
Table 2 Multi-meter Probes Usage ........................................10

Table 3 DIP Switch Description of BSCB Service Subrack
Backplane.........................................................10
Table 4 MULTI-METER PROBES USAGE ..................................13

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CDMA BSS Commissioning

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FIGURE 1 GENERAL COMMISSIONING FLOW OF CDMA BSSB

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The flow is described as follows:

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FIGURE 2 BSC COMMISSIONING WORKFLOW

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FIGURE 3 COMMISSIONING PREPARATION STAGES

Upon receipt of commissioning task, the commissioning personnel

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5. Prepare the latest version of technical documents for refer-

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� Make sure the user provides the data about MSC/PDSN/AN-

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BSC Cabinet Power-on

2. Measure the resistance at the -48V/-48VGND input terminals

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BSC Power-on Check Requirements

TABLE 2 MULTI-METER PROBES USAGE

Multi-meter probe Red Black

3. The DC voltage in the equipment room: Standard value -48V

FIGURE 4 BSC DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

Table 3 describes these DIP switches.

TABLE 3 DIP SWITCH DESCRIPTION OF BSCB SERVICE SUBRACK

DIP Switch Description

Identifies offices 0–7 in 3–bit binary digit

Identifies cabinets 1–16 in 4–bit binary digit

Identifies subracks 1–4 in 2–bit binary digit

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Description of the DIP switch TRIB_ID:

FIGURE 5 TRIBID SETTING

– For S1, TRIBID0=1 (the TRIB1=1 and TRIBID2=0

Settings of DIP switches RACK_ID and SHELF_ID:

FIGURE 6 RACK_ID SETTING

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Powering on BSC Cabinet

OMC Server Cabinet

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OMC Server Power-on Check

TABLE 4 MULTI-METER PROBES USAGE

Terminal Post N Post L

Multi-meter probe Red Black

3. Make sure the DC voltage in the equipment room is 220V (al-

Powering on OMC Server Cabinet

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OMP Board Commissioning

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Setting OMP IP Address