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STAREX-BSS IS2000 BSM Users Manual
( STAREX-IS Users Manual ) STAREX-IS BSM Manual This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designated to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. CAUTION :
Do not attempt to modify this product in any way without written authorization from LG Electronics Inc. Unauthorized modification could void the user's authority to operate this product. The responsible party for this device compliance is :
Company Name : LGInfoComm U.S.A. Inc. Address : 10225 Willow Creek RD San Diego, CA, 92131, U.S.A. Telephone No. : 858-635-5332 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:1(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Contents 1. Introduction to BSM ................................................................................................. 36 1.1. Overview........................................................................................................... 36 1.1.1. Configuration Management of System.....................................................................36 1.1.2. Fault Management of System...................................................................................36 1.1.3. Performance Management of System......................................................................38 1.1.4. Security Management of System .............................................................................39 1.1.5. Account Management of System .............................................................................39 1.2. Interoperability and Operation .......................................................................... 39 1.2.1. Configuration Management of System.....................................................................40 1.2.2. Fault Management of System...................................................................................40 1.2.3. Performance Management of System......................................................................40 1.2.4. Security Management of System .............................................................................41 1.2.5. Account Management of System .............................................................................42 1.3. BSM Configuration ............................................................................................ 42 1.3.1. S/W System Boundary..............................................................................................42 1.3.2. S/W Architecture......................................................................................................43 2. BSM Environment Setting ........................................................................................ 45 2.1. OS Installation ................................................................................................... 45 2.1.1. Solaris 2.7 Installation Procedures..........................................................................45 2.1.2. Network Environment Setting Procedures..............................................................63 2.2. DBMS(Informix) Installation.............................................................................. 66 2.2.1. Informix Install .........................................................................................................66 2.2.2. Environment Setting.................................................................................................75 2.2.3. Execution..................................................................................................................81 2.2.4. Others .......................................................................................................................82 2.3. ATM Adaptor Setup .......................................................................................... 85 2.3.1. SunATM Adopter Setup .........................................................................................85 2.3.2. SunATM S/W Installation and Solaris Setup File Modification ...............................85 2.3.3. SunATM IPoA Driver Load ......................................................................................91 2.3.4. System File Changed by atm_setup Tool ................................................................92 2.4. User Environment ........................................................................................... 129 3. BSM Package Configuration................................................................................... 129 3.1. Application Configuration................................................................................ 129 4. BSM Command ....................................................................................................... 132 4.1. User Interface Command ................................................................................ 132 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:2(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.1.1. User Management Command .................................................................................132 4.1.2. Command Management Command .........................................................................139 4.1.3. History Management Command .............................................................................143 4.2. Loading Command........................................................................................... 148 4.2.1. Loading Control Command.....................................................................................148 4.2.2. Loading Information Display Command .................................................................154 4.3. Configuration Command .................................................................................. 163 4.3.1. Parameter Information Display Command (Display_Parameter_Information_1) ..163 4.3.2. Parameter Information Display (Display_Parameter_Information_2)....................192 4.3.3. NETWORK Information Display (Display_Parameter_Information_3) ..................213 4.3.4. Parameter Information Change Command (Change_Parameter_Information_1) ..250 4.3.5. Parameter Information Change Command (Change_Parameter_Information_2) ..288 4.3.6. Network Parameter Information Change (Change_Parameter_Info_3).................318 4.3.7. Configuration Information Display(Display_Configuration_Data)..........................329 4.3.8. Configuration Information Change (Change_Configuration_Data) ........................337 4.4. STATUS COMMAND ...................................................................................... 380 4.4.1 PROCESSOR STATUS CONTROL ..........................................................................380 4.4.2. Network Status Control .........................................................................................385 4.4.3. Can Device Status Control .....................................................................................390 4.4.4. BSC Device Status Control ....................................................................................394 4.4.5. Bts Device Status Control......................................................................................403 4.4.6. Status Message Control .........................................................................................411 4.4.7. Overload Status Control.........................................................................................414 4.5. Test Command ................................................................................................ 420 4.5.1. On-Line Test-related Command ...........................................................................420 4.5.2. Test-related to Channel Element ..........................................................................424 4.5.3. Vocoder Test Function ..........................................................................................426 4.5.4. Link Test Function .................................................................................................434 4.5.5. Command related to BSC Virtual Call Test...........................................................441 4.5.6. TRAFFIC PATH TESTING FUNCTION .................................................................447 4.5.7. Call Trace Testing Function ..................................................................................450 4.5.8. Number of Data Call User Display Function (Active/Dormant) ............................456 4.5.9. DATA Call User Status Display Function by IMSI ................................................457 4.5.10. IOS Message Display Function ............................................................................458 4.5.11. POWER MONITORING Function ..........................................................................461 4.6. No.7 Command ................................................................................................ 463 4.6.1. Related Command...................................................................................................463 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:3(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.6.2. Signaling Link Operation Management Function ...................................................465 4.6.3. Maintenance Function Command ...........................................................................486 4.7. Statistics Command......................................................................................... 491 4.7.1. Traffic related Statistics Command .......................................................................493 4.7.2. Handoff Related Statistics Function ......................................................................497 4.7.3. Call Related Statistics Function .............................................................................503 4.7.4. Packet Related........................................................................................................515 4.7.5. Other Statistics Related Commands ......................................................................518 4.8. Alarm/Fault Command..................................................................................... 521 4.8.1. Alarm/Fault Display................................................................................................523 4.8.2. Alarm/Fault Inhibition.............................................................................................529 4.8.3. Alarm/Fault Control................................................................................................533 4.8.4. Environment Alarm Control ...................................................................................536 4.9. Operation through GUI .................................................................................... 546 4.9.1. Manager Window....................................................................................................546 4.9.2. Interm Window .......................................................................................................546 4.9.3. Batch Job ................................................................................................................550 4.9.4. Console Window .....................................................................................................558 4.9.5. Controller ...............................................................................................................559 4.9.6. Status Window (stmGUI) ........................................................................................561 4.9.7. Neighbor Control Window (neighbor)....................................................................576 4.9.8. Call Trace Window .................................................................................................583 4.9.9. BTS Address Search Window. ..............................................................................594 5. BSM On-Line Message .......................................................................................... 601 5.1. Fault/Alarm Message ...................................................................................... 601 5.1.1. Alarm Message.......................................................................................................601 5.1.2. Fault Message ........................................................................................................689 5.2. Status Command ............................................................................................. 717 5.2.1. Processor Status Change Report ...........................................................................717 5.2.2. Overload Status Change Report Function .............................................................724 5.3. Loading Message ............................................................................................ 726 5.3.1. Processor Initialization Start Message ..................................................................726 5.3.2. Processor Initialization End Message....................................................................726 5.3.3. Loading Start Message...........................................................................................727 5.3.4. Loading Completion Message ................................................................................728 5.3.5. Loading Failure Message .......................................................................................729 5.3.6. Firmware Update Report Message ........................................................................729 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:4(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 6. Trouble Shoot ........................................................................................................ 730 6.1. If BSM is not operated .................................................................................... 730 6.1.1. If BSM is not initialized ..........................................................................................730 6.1.2. It can not function normally despite of its initialization........................................732 6.2. If Graphic Application is not run ..................................................................... 732 6.2.1. Environment Variables...........................................................................................733 6.2.2. If Manager in Remote Area is not operated ..........................................................734 7. CHG- Appendix ..................................................................................................... 736 7.1. Alarm/Fault Message Description and List ..................................................... 736 7.1.1. Alarm Message Description and List.....................................................................736 7.1.2. Fault Message Description and List ......................................................................743 7.1.3. Measures for Alarm Message ................................................................................744 7.1.4. Measures for Fault Message..................................................................................762 7.2. Status Message Description and LIST Status Definition and LIST................. 766 7.3. DCI Debugger Command ................................................................................. 769 7.3.1. Tx/Rx Message Trace Function ............................................................................769 7.3.2. Function to test Function .......................................................................................773 7.3.3. Status Display Funciton .........................................................................................775 7.3.4. Other Supplementary Function ..............................................................................779 7.4. Statistic Message ............................................................................................ 781 7.4.1. Traffic Related .......................................................................................................781 7.4.2. Handoff Statistic Function......................................................................................784 7.4.3. Call Related Statistic Function...............................................................................785 7.4.4. Packet .....................................................................................................................790 7.5. PLD Data Structure ......................................................................................... 793 7.5.1. BSM layer ...............................................................................................................793 7.5.2. CNP ONLY ..............................................................................................................793 7.5.3. PNP ONLY ..............................................................................................................798 7.5.4. PCP ONLY ..............................................................................................................804 7.5.5. CCP ONLY ..............................................................................................................807 7.5.6. NCP ONLY ..............................................................................................................824 7.5.7. SCP ONLY ..............................................................................................................839 7.5.8. CCP/BSP COMMON................................................................................................842 7.5.9. BSP Layer...............................................................................................................857 7.6. Abbreviations .................................................................................................. 877 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:5(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Figures FIG. 1.3-1 BSM S/W CONFIGURATION ......................................................................... 44 FIG. 2.1-1 OS LANGUAGE SELECTION SCREEN.......................................................... 45 FIG. 2.1-2 OS INSTALLATION LANGUAGE AND SELECTION SCREEN 2................... 46 FIG. 2.1-3 OS INSTALLATION TIME SETTING ............................................................ 46 FIG. 2.1-4 HOST NAME INPUT SCREEN .................................................................... 47 FIG. 2.1-5 HOST NAME INPUT 2 .................................................................................. 47 FIG. 2.1-6 NETWORK SETTING SCREEN ..................................................................... 48 FIG. 2.1-7 IP ADDRESS INPUT SCREEN ....................................................................... 48 FIG. 2.1-8 IP ADDRESS INPUT SCREEN 2 .................................................................... 49 FIG. 2.1-9 NETWORK BASIC SETTING SUMMARY SCREEN ....................................... 49 FIG. 2.1-10 DNS SETTING SCREEN.............................................................................. 50 FIG. 2.1-11 DNS SETTING SCREEN 2........................................................................... 50 FIG. 2.1-12 DNS SETTING SUMMARY SCREEN ........................................................... 51 FIG. 2.1-13 SUBNET SETTING SCREEN .................................................................... 51 FIG. 2.1-14 SUBNET SETTING SCREEN 2 ................................................................... 51 FIG. 2.1-15 SUBNET SETTING SCREEN 3 ................................................................... 52 FIG. 2.1-16 OS TIME SETTING METHOD SCREEN ...................................................... 52 FIG. 2.1-17 OS TIME SETTING REGION SELECTION SCREEN ................................... 53 FIG. 2.1-18 OS TIME SETTING REGION SELECTION SCREEN 2 ................................ 53 FIG. 2.1-19 TIME SETTING SCREEN ............................................................................ 54 FIG. 2.1-20 SUBNET AND TIME SETTING SUMMARY SCREEN ................................. 54 FIG. 2.1-21 OS INSTALLATION METHOD SELECTION SCREEN................................. 54 FIG. 2.1-22 ATTENTION TO THE INSTALLATION OF OS .......................................... 55 FIG. 2.1-23 X-TERMINAL SETTING SCREEN .............................................................. 55 FIG. 2.1-24 USER LANGUAGE SELECTION SCREEN ................................................... 56 FIG. 2.1-25 OS INSTALLATION CATEGORY SELECTION SCREEN............................. 56 FIG. 2.1-26 OS INSTALLATION CATEGORY SELECTION SCREEN 2.......................... 57 FIG. 2.1-27 OS INSTALLATION DISK SELECTION SCREEN........................................ 57 FIG. 2.1-28 WARNING SENTENCE SCREEN RESULTING FROM THE DISK SETTING58 FIG. 2.1-29 SELECTION SCREEN FOR DISK INSTALLATION METHOD ..................... 58 FIG. 2.1-30 SELECT SCREEN FOR DISK INSTALLATION METHOD ........................... 58 FIG. 2.1-31 SELECTED DISK INFORMATION DISPLAY SCREEN................................. 59 FIG. 2.1-32 AREA INFORMATION DISPLAY SCREEN FOR THE DISK DIVISION......... 60 FIG. 2.1-33 DISK ALLOCATION RESULT DISPLAY SCREEN ....................................... 61 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:6(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 2.1-34 REMOTE FILE SERVER INSTALLATION SCREEN .................................... 62 FIG. 2.1-35 SET UP INFORMATION DISPLAY SCREEN FOR THE INSTALLATION.... 62 FIG. 4.1-1 BSM SYSTEM LOGIN WINDOW.................................................................. 132 FIG. 4.1-2 LOG-OUT.................................................................................................... 133 FIG. 4.1-3 USER ID REGISTER .................................................................................... 134 FIG. 4.1-4 ERRORS WHEN REGISTERING USER ID.................................................. 134 FIG. 4.1-5 USER ID DELETION ................................................................................. 135 FIG. 4.1-6 ERRORS WHEN DELETING USER ID THAT DOES NOT EXIST ................ 135 FIG. 4.1-7 ERRORS WHEN DELETING THE MANAGER CLASS ID............................. 136 FIG. 4.1-8 USER CLASS CHANGE ............................................................................... 137 FIG. 4.1-9 ERRORS WHEN CHANGING THE USE CLASS OF THE MANAGER .......... 137 FIG. 4.1-10 USER INFORMATION DISPLAY................................................................ 138 FIG. 4.1-11 USER PASSWORD CHANGE ..................................................................... 139 FIG. 4.1-12 COMMAND CLASS MODIFICATION....................................................... 140 FIG. 4.1-13 COMMAND CLASS DISPLAY.................................................................. 141 FIG. 4.1-14 COMMAND INFORMATION DISPLAY BY NAME ..................................... 142 FIG. 4.1-15 COMMAND INFORMATION DISPLAY BY CRN ........................................ 143 FIG. 4.1-16 COMMAND HISTORY DISPLAY ................................................................ 144 FIG. 4.1-17 MESSAGE HISTORY DISPLAY START..................................................... 146 FIG. 4.1-18 MESSAGE HISTORY DISPLAY END ....................................................... 147 FIG. 4.2-1 BLOCKING LOADING PERFORMANCE RESULT ....................................... 149 FIG. 4.2-2 ACTIVATION LOADING PERFORMANCE RESULT ................................... 150 FIG. 4.2-3 FLASH MEMORY UPDATE RESULT .......................................................... 151 FIG. 4.2-4 LOADING INFORMATION DISPLAY COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT . 155 FIG. 4.2-5 LOADING HISTORY DISPLAY FUNCTION EXECUTION RESULT............. 157 FIG. 4.2-6 BLOCK LOADING HISTORY DISPLAY RESULT......................................... 159 FIG. 4.2-7 LOADING STATE DISPLAY COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT (WHEN THERE IS A PROCESSOR THAT IS PERFORMING LOADING) ............................. 160 FIG. 4.2-8 LOADING STATE DISPLAY COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT (WHEN THERE IS NO PROCESSOR THAT IS PERFORMING LOADING)........................... 160 FIG. 4.2-9 VERSION INFORMATION DISPLAY COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT .... 162 FIG. 4.3-1 BTS PARAMETER DISPLAY ....................................................................... 165 FIG. 4.3-2 SECTOR PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY .................................... 166 FIG. 4.3-3 CDMA CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ........................ 167 FIG. 4.3-4 SYSTEM PARAMETER MESSAGE DISPLAY .............................................. 169 FIG. 4.3-5 EXTENDED SYSTEM PARAMETER MESSAGE DISPLAY .......................... 171 FIG. 4.3-6 NEIGHBOR LIST PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ......................... 173 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:7(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.3-7 BTS QOS(QUALITY OF SERVICE) DISPLAY.............................................. 174 FIG. 4.3-8 DISPLAY OF PARAMETER THAT CONTROLS CHIP POWER ................. 175 FIG. 4.3-9 OCNS STATE DISPLAY .............................................................................. 176 FIG. 4.3-10 CURRENT POWER CONTROL DISPLAY................................................... 177 FIG. 4.3-11 TIC(TRANSCEIVER INTERFACE CARD) DATA DISPLAY ....................... 178 FIG. 4.3-12 OCNS DISPLAY ......................................................................................... 179 FIG. 4.3-13 POWER MANAGEMENT PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ........... 180 FIG. 4.3-14 ACCESS CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY................... 181 FIG. 4.3-15 TXMS DISPLAY......................................................................................... 182 FIG. 4.3-16 GSRM PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ........................................ 184 FIG. 4.3-17 ACCESS PARAMETER MESSAGE DISPLAY............................................. 186 FIG. 4.3-18 PAGING CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ................... 187 FIG. 4.3-19 PILOT CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY...................... 188 FIG. 4.3-20 SYNC. CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY...................... 189 FIG. 4.3-21 QUICK PAGING CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY....... 190 FIG. 4.3-22 HOPPING PILOT BEACON CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY................................................................................................................. 191 FIG. 4.3-23 BSC INFORMATION VERIFICATION ........................................................ 192 FIG. 4.3-24 IOS PARAMETER VERIFICATION ............................................................ 193 FIG. 4.3-25 FORWARD LINK POWER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (RS1) VERIFICATION....................................................................................................... 195 FIG. 4.3-26 BACKWARD LINK POWER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (RS1) VERIFICATION....................................................................................................... 197 FIG. 4.3-27 FORWARD LINK POWER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (RS2) VERIFICATION....................................................................................................... 199 FIG. 4.3-28 BACKWARD LINK POWER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (RS2) VERIFICATION....................................................................................................... 201 FIG. 4.3-29 SERVICE OPTION FER VERIFICATION.................................................... 203 FIG. 4.3-30 MAHHO VERIFICATION ........................................................................... 204 FIG. 4.3-31 LOCATION VERIFICATION ...................................................................... 205 FIG. 4.3-32 SCH VERIFICATION ................................................................................. 206 FIG. 4.3-33 POWER CONTROL DATA VERIFICATION ............................................... 208 FIG. 4.3-34 BTS NAME DISPLAY ................................................................................ 209 FIG. 4.3-35 PCP TIMER INFORMATION VERIFICATION............................................ 210 FIG. 4.3-36 PCF PARAMETER INFORMATION VERIFICATION ................................. 211 FIG. 4.3-37 PCF MAC ADDRESS INFORMATION VERIFICATION .............................. 212 FIG. 4.3-38 CAN ATM NODE INFORMATION DISPLAY.............................................. 214 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:8(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.3-39 CAN PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY......................................... 215 FIG. 4.3-40 CAN NETWORK PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ........................ 216 FIG. 4.3-41 CAN INTER BSC AAL2 SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY ................... 217 FIG. 4.3-42 CAN INTER BSC AAL5 SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY ................... 218 FIG. 4.3-43 CAN ATM NODE INFORMATION DISPLAY.............................................. 219 FIG. 4.3-44 PCF ATM NODE INFORMATION DISPLAY .............................................. 220 FIG. 4.3-45 CAN PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY......................................... 221 FIG. 4.3-46 CAN PCF PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY ................................. 222 FIG. 4.3-47 CPN METWORK PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY........................ 223 FIG. 4.3-48 CPN DATA AAL2/5 CONNECTION INFORMATION DISPLAY ................. 224 FIG. 4.3-49 CPN PCF AAK2/5 CONNECTION INFORMATION DISPLAY.................... 225 FIG. 4.3-50 BSC ATM NODE INFORMATION DISPLAY .............................................. 226 FIG. 4.3-51 SLB ATM NODE INFORMATION DISPLAY .............................................. 227 FIG. 4.3-52 VCB ATM NODE INFORMATION DISPLAY ......................................... 228 FIG. 4.3-53 ALB ATM NODE INFORMATION DISPLAY .............................................. 229 FIG. 4.3-54 BTS ATM NODE INFORMATION DISPLAY .............................................. 230 FIG. 4.3-55 BSC-BTS TRUNK INFORMATION DISPLAY ........................................... 231 FIG. 4.3-56 BSC PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY ......................................... 233 FIG. 4.3-57 BSC SLB PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY.................................. 234 FIG. 4.3-58 BSC VCB PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY ................................. 235 FIG. 4.3-59 BSC ALB PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY ................................. 236 FIG. 4.3-60 BTS LOCAL PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY ............................ 237 FIG. 4.3-61 BTS OUTER PVC SETTING INFORMATION DISPLAY ............................ 238 FIG. 4.3-62 BSC NETWORK PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY......................... 239 FIG. 4.3-63 BSC ALP NETWORK PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY................. 240 FIG. 4.3-64 BSC INTER BSC AAL2 INFORMATION DISPLAY .................................... 241 FIG. 4.3-65 BSC INTER BTS AAL2 INFORMATION DISPLAY .................................... 242 FIG. 4.3-66 BSC INTER CAN AAL2/5 INFORMATION DISPLAY ................................ 243 FIG. 4.3-67 BSC INTER SLB AAL5 INFORMATION DISPLAY .................................... 244 FIG. 4.3-68 BSC INTER VCB AAL5 INFORMATION DISPLAY.................................... 245 FIG. 4.3-69 BSC INTER ALB AAL5 INFORMATION DISPLAY .................................... 246 FIG. 4.3-70 BTS NETWORK PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ........................ 247 FIG. 4.3-71 BTS INTER BTS AAL2 INFORMATION DISPLAY .................................... 248 FIG. 4.3-72 BTS INTER RCU AAL5 INFORMATION DISPLAY.................................... 249 FIG. 4.3-73 BTS PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ......................................... 253 FIG. 4.3-74 SECTOR PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE .................................... 253 FIG. 4.3-75 CDMA CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ...................... 254 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:9(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.3-76 SYSTEM PARAMETER CHANGE(1) DISPLAY ......................................... 256 FIG. 4.3-77 SYSTEM PARAMETER CHANGE(2) DISPLAY ......................................... 257 FIG. 4.3-78 EXTENDED SYSTEM PARAMETER CHANGE(1) DISPLAY ..................... 259 FIG. 4.3-79 EXTENDED SYSTEM PARAMETER CHANGE(2) DISPLAY ..................... 261 FIG. 4.3-80 NEIGHBOR CELL ADDITION DISPLAY .................................................... 263 FIG. 4.3-81 NEIGHBOR CELL INFORMATION DELETION DISPLAY .......................... 263 FIG. 4.3-82 HOPPING BEACON PARAMETER CHANGE DISPLAY ............................. 265 FIG. 4.3-83 QOS PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY ........................... 266 FIG. 4.3-84 CHIP POWER CONTROL INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY.................. 268 FIG. 4.3-85 TIC PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY ............................ 269 FIG. 4.3-86 OCNS PARAMETER CHANGE DISPLAY................................................... 270 FIG. 4.3-87 POWER CONTROL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY .................... 272 FIG. 4.3-88 ACCESS CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY. 273 FIG. 4.3-89 TXMS PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY......................... 274 FIG. 4.3-90 BTS CALIBRATION START DISPLAY...................................................... 275 FIG. 4.3-91 BTS CALIBRATION TIME CHANGE DISPLAY ......................................... 276 FIG. 4.3-92 PC GLOBAL REDIRECT PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY
............................................................................................................................... 278 FIG. 4.3-93 ACCESS PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY..................... 280 FIG. 4.3-94 PAGING CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION DISPLAY ................... 281 FIG. 4.3-95 PILOT CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY ...... 282 FIG. 4.3-96 SYNC CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY ....... 283 FIG. 4.3-97 QUICK PAGING CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY................................................................................................................. 284 FIG. 4.3-98 HOPPING PILOT BEACON CHANNEL PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY ................................................................................................. 285 FIG. 4.3-99 CDMA CHANNEL FA TEST START DISPLAY ......................................... 286 FIG. 4.3-100 CDMA CHANNEL FA TEST TERMINATION DISPLAY .......................... 287 FIG. 4.3-101 DORMANT TIMER CHANGE DISPLAY ................................................... 290 FIG. 4.3-102 PACKET ZONE DATA CHANGE DISPLAY ............................................. 290 FIG. 4.3-103 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT TIMER CHANGE DISPLAY....................... 291 FIG 4.3-104 HANDOFF TIMER CHANGE DISPLAY................................................... 292 FIG. 4.3-105 BSC SUPPLEMENT SERVICES TIMER CHANGE DISPLAY ................... 293 FIG. 4.3-106 BSC CALL PROCESSING TIMER CHANGE DISPLAY............................. 294 FIG. 4.3-107 BSC MOBILITY MANAGEMENT TIMER CHANGE DISPLAY ................. 295 FIG. 4.3-108 A8 A9 INTERFACE TIMER CHANGE ..................................................... 296 FIG. 4.3-109 A3, A7 INTERFACE TIMER CHANGE .................................................... 297 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:10(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.3-110 FORWARD LINK POWER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (RS1) CHANGE
............................................................................................................................... 299 FIG. 4.3-111 BACKWARD LINK POWER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (RS1) CHANGE................................................................................................................. 299 FIG. 4.3-112 FORWARD LINK POWER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (RS2) CHANGE
............................................................................................................................... 301 FIG. 4.3-113 BACKWARD LINK POWER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION (RS2) CHANGE................................................................................................................. 302 FIG. 4.3-114 SERVICE OPTION FER CHANGE............................................................ 304 FIG. 4.3-115 MAHHO DATA CHANGE......................................................................... 306 FIG. 4.3-116 LOCATION PARA INFORMATION CHANGE .......................................... 307 FIG. 4.3-117 SCH PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE ......................................... 308 FIG. 4.3-118 POWER CONTROL PARAMETER INFORMATION (1) CHANGE ............ 310 FIG. 4.3-119 POWER CONTROL PARAMETER INFORMATION (2) CHANGE ............ 311 FIG. 4.3-120 POWER CONTROL PARAMETER INFORMATION (3) CHANGE ............ 312 FIG. 4.3-121 BTS NAME CHANGE .............................................................................. 313 FIG. 4.3-122 PCF TIMER CHANGE.............................................................................. 314 FIG. 4.3-123 PCP/PMP ADDRESS CHANGE ................................................................ 315 FIG. 4.3-124 PIP ADDRESS CHANGE .......................................................................... 316 FIG. 4.3-125 PCF PARAMETER CHANGE ................................................................... 317 FIG. 4.3-126 BSS CONFIGURATION INFORMATION DISPLAY .................................. 330 FIG. 4.3-127 SMP CONFIGURATION INFORMATION DISPLAY ................................. 331 FIG. 4.3-128 VMP CONFIGURATION INFORMATION DISPLAY ................................. 332 FIG. 4.3-129 BTS CONFIGURATION INFORMATION DISPLAY.................................. 333 FIG. 4.3-130 DBPA CHIP CONFIGURATION INFORMATION DISPLAY ...................... 334 FIG. 4.3-131 OVHD CHANNEL CONFIGURATION INFORMATION DISPLAY............. 335 FIG. 4.3-132 PDSN CONFIGURATION INFORMATION DISPLAY ............................... 336 FIG. 4.3-133 BTS CONFIGURATION INFORMATION CHANGE DISPLAY .................. 339 FIG. 4.3-134 CHANNEL CARD CHIP CONFIGURATION INFORMATION (1) CHANGE DISPLAY................................................................................................................. 341 FIG. 4.3-135 CHANNEL CARD CHIP CONFIGURATION INFORMATION (2) CHANGE DISPLAY................................................................................................................. 343 FIG. 4.3-136 PDSN CONFIGURATION ADDITION DISPLAY..................................... 344 FIG. 4.3-137 PDSN CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY .................................... 345 FIG. 4.3-138 PDSN CONFIGURATION CHANGE DISPLAY ....................................... 346 FIG. 4.3-139 PDSN NODE ADDITION DISPLAY ........................................................ 347 FIG. 4.3-140 PDSN NODE DELETION DISPLAY ....................................................... 348 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:11(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.3-141 PDSN NODE CHANGE DISPLAY .......................................................... 349 FIG. 4.3-142 BSC NODE MOVEMENT DISPLAY ....................................................... 350 FIG. 4.3-143 SMP NODE MOVEMENT DISPLAY....................................................... 352 FIG. 4.3-144 VMP NODE MOVEMENT DISPLAY ...................................................... 353 FIG. 4.3-145 BTS ID MOVEMENT DISPLAY ............................................................. 354 FIG. 4.3-146 BTS TRUNK MOVEMENT DISPLAY .................................................... 355 FIG. 4.3-147 LICA LINK MOVEMENT DISPLAY ....................................................... 356 FIG. 4.3-148 OVHD CHANNEL CONFIGURATION INFORMATION MOVEMENT DISPLAY................................................................................................................. 357 FIG. 4.3-149 PCF CONFIGURATION ADDITION DISPLAY ....................................... 360 FIG. 4.3-150 PCF CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY....................................... 361 FIG. 4.3-151 SMP CONFIGURATION ADDITION DISPLAY....................................... 362 FIG. 4.3-152 SMP CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY ...................................... 363 FIG. 4.3-153 VMP CONFIGURATION ADDITION DISPLAY ...................................... 364 FIG. 4.3-154 VMP CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY...................................... 365 FIG. 4.3-155 BTS CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY ...................................... 367 FIG. 4.3-156 FA CONFIGURATION ADDITION DISPLAY ......................................... 370 FIG. 4.3-157 FA CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY......................................... 371 FIG. 4.3-158 CAN PVC CONFIGURATION ADDITION DISPLAY .............................. 374 FIG. 4.3-159 CAN PVC CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY.............................. 375 FIG. 4.3-160 CPN PVC CONFIGURATION ADDITION DISPLAY............................... 376 FIG. 4.3-161 CPN PVC CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY .............................. 377 FIG. 4.3-162 BSC PVC CONFIGURATION ADDITION DISPLAY ............................... 378 FIG. 4.3-163 BSC PVC CONFIGURATION DELETION DISPLAY................................. 379 FIG. 4.4-1 RESULT OF CAN PROCESSOR STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND ................ 380 FIG. 4.4-2 RESULT OF BSC PROCESSOR STATUS DISPLAY .................................... 381 FIG. 4.4-3 RESULT OF BTS PROCESSOR STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND................. 381 FIG. 4.4-4 RESULT OF PROCESSOR RESTART COMMAND....................................... 382 FIG. 4.4-5 CAN PROCESSOR H/W COMMAND RESULT ............................................. 383 FIG. 4.4-6 BSC PROCESSOR H/W COMMAND RESULT.............................................. 384 FIG. 4.4-7 BTS PROCESSOR H/W RESET(ISOLATION) COMMAND DISPLAY RESULT
............................................................................................................................... 384 FIG. 4.4-8 PROCESSOR SWITCH OVER(SWITCH) COMMAND DISPLAY RESULT .... 385 FIG. 4.4-9 RESULT OF NETWORK STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND............................ 387 FIG. 4.4-10 RESULT OF ALPA NETWORK STATUS DISPLAY................................... 387 FIG. 4.4-11 RESULT OF PDSN NODE STATUS DISPLAY .......................................... 388 FIG. 4.4-12 RESULT OF PCFU NETWORK STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND ............... 388 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:12(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.4-13 RESULT OF ALPA NETWORK BLOCK COMMAND ................................. 389 FIG. 4.4-14 RESULT OF ALPA NETWORK UNBLOCK COMMAND ............................ 390 FIG. 4.4-15 RESULT OF CAN DEVICE STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND...................... 392 FIG. 4.4-16 RESULT OF GPS(CAN) STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND........................... 393 FIG. 4.4-17 RESULT OF H/W RESET CAN DEVICE COMMAND ................................ 394 FIG. 4.4-18 RESULT OF BSC DEVICE STATUS DISPLAY.......................................... 395 FIG. 4.4-19 RESULT OF SLPA STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND .................................. 395 FIG. 4.4-20 RESULT OF VCPA STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND.................................. 396 FIG. 4.4-21 RESULT OF E1 LINK STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND.............................. 397 FIG. 4.4-22 RESULT OF TS NETWORK LINK STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND .......... 397 FIG. 4.4-23 RESULT OF VCE(VOCODER CHANNEL ELEMENT) STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND ............................................................................................................. 398 FIG. 4.4-24 RESULT OF SLPA BLOCK COMMAND..................................................... 399 FIG. 4.4-25 RESULT OF SLPA UNBLOCK COMMAND ............................................... 399 FIG. 4.4-26 RESULT OF VCPA BLOCK COMMAND .................................................... 400 FIG. 4.4-27 RESULT OF VCPA UNBLOCK COMMAND............................................... 401 FIG. 4.4-28 RESULT OF VLIA BLOCK COMMAND ..................................................... 401 FIG. 4.4-29 RESULT OF VLIA UNBLOCK COMMAND ................................................ 402 FIG. 4.4-30 RESULT OF BSC DEVICE H/W RESET COMMAND ................................. 403 FIG. 4.4-31 RESULT OF H/W RESET ALPA COMMAND............................................. 403 FIG. 4.4-32 RESULT OF BTS DEVICE STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND ...................... 404 FIG. 4.4-33 RESULT OF FA STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND....................................... 405 FIG. 4.4-34 RESULT OF BLOCK DBPA COMMAND .................................................... 406 FIG. 4.4-35 RESULT OF UNBLOCK DBPA COMMAND............................................... 407 FIG. 4.4-36 RESULT OF BLOCK OVERHEAD CHANNEL ELEMENT DISPLAY.......... 407 FIG. 4.4-37 RESULT OF UNBLOCK OVERHEAD CHANNEL ELEMENT .................... 408 FIG. 4.4-38 RESULT OF H/W RESET BTS DEVICE COMMAND ................................. 409 FIG. 4.4-39 RESULT OF H/W RESET LPA DEVICE COMMAND ................................. 409 FIG. 4.4-40 RESULT OF LPA COMBINER H/W RESET COMMAND............................ 410 FIG. 4.4-41 RESULT OF BTS SHELF POWER H/W RESET COMMAND ..................... 411 FIG. 4.4-42 RESULT INHIBITED STATUS MESSAGE DISPLAY COMMAND ........... 413 FIG. 4.4-43 RESULT OF STATUS MESSAGE DISPLAY INHIBITION COMMAND ...... 413 FIG. 4.4-44 RESULT OF INHIBITED MESSAGE DISPLAY ALLOW COMMAND ......... 414 FIG. 4.4-45 RESULT OF PROCESSOR OVERLOAD STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND ... 415 FIG. 4.4-46 RESULT OF OVERLOAD THRESHOLD VALUE DISPLAY COMMAND .... 416 FIG. 4.4-47 RESULT OF OVERLOAD THRESHOLD VALUE CHANGE COMMAND .... 417 FIG. 4.4-48 RESULT OF OVERLOAD GENERATION TEST COMMAND ..................... 417 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:13(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.4-49 RESULT OF OVERLOAD GENERATION TEST STOP COMMAND........... 418 FIG. 4.4-50 COMMAND TO DETERMINE WHETHER TO PERFORM THE OVERLOAD GENERATION TEST .............................................................................................. 419 FIG. 4.5-1 RESULT OF TEST INHIBIT COMMAND EXECUTION ............................... 421 FIG. 4.5-2 RESULT OF TEST ALLOW COMMAND EXECUTION ................................ 422 FIG. 4.5-3 RESULT OF TEST INHIBIT/ALLOW LIST DISPLAY COMMAND EXECUTION
............................................................................................................................... 423 FIG. 4.5-4 RESULT OF CE BIT TEST EXECUTION .................................................... 425 FIG. 4.5-5 RESULT OF ON-DEMAND VOCODER TEST(CHANNEL TYPE) EXECUTION
............................................................................................................................... 428 FIG. 4.5-6 RESULT OF ON-DEMAND VOCODER TEST(DSP TYPE) EXECUTION .... 429 FIG. 4.5-7 RESULT OF ON-LINE VOCODER TEST PARAMETER CHANGE COMMAND EXECUTION ........................................................................................................... 430 FIG. 4.5-8 RESULT OF ON-LINE TEST AT THE TIME OF ON-LINE VOCODER TEST EXECUTION ........................................................................................................... 430 FIG. 4.5-9 RESULT OF ON-LINE VOCODER TEST PARAMETER DISPLAY COMMAND EXECUTION ........................................................................................................... 431 FIG. 4.5-10 ON-LINE VOCODER TEST RESULT DISPLAY COMMAND..................... 432 FIG. 4.5-11 ON-LINE VOCODER TEST END COMMAND, STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT ......................................................................... 433 FIG. 4.5-12 RESULT OF TRUNK BER TEST PERFORMANCE.................................... 435 FIG. 4.5-13 RESULT OF PING TEST PERFORMANCE................................................ 436 FIG. 4.5-14 RESULT OF IPC TEST PERFORMANCE .................................................. 437 FIG. 4.5-15 RESULT OF ATM PATH(PM) TEST PERFORMANCE.............................. 438 FIG. 4.5-16 RESULT OF ATM PATH(CC) TEST PERFORMANCE .............................. 439 FIG. 4.5-17 RESULT OF ATM PATH(LB) TEST EXECUTION .................................... 440 FIG. 4.5-18 BSC VIRTUAL CALL SETUP COMMAND INTERM DISPLAY .................. 443 FIG. 4.5-19 CONSOLE WINDOW DISPLAY AT THE SETUP OF BSC VIRTUAL CALL443 FIG. 4.5-20 DISPLAY AT THE TERMINATION OF BSC VIRTUAL CALL ................... 444 FIG. 4.5-21 RESULT OF BSC VIRTUAL CALL RELEASE COMMAND EXECUTION .. 444 FIG. 4.5-22 PRESENTLY REGISTERED TESTING MS DISPLAY ................................ 445 FIG. 4.5-23 TESTING MS INSERT RESULT DISPLAY ................................................ 446 FIG. 4.5-24 DELETE MS EXECUTION RESULT .......................................................... 446 FIG. 4.5-25 TRAFFIC PATH SETUP COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT DISPLAY(INTERM WINDOW)................................................................................. 448 FIG. 4.5-26 TRAFFIC PATH SETUP COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT DISPLAY(CONSOLE WINDOW) .............................................................................. 448 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:14(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.5-27 TRAFFIC PATH RELEASE COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT DISPLAY(INTERM WINDOW)................................................................................. 449 FIG. 4.5-28 TRAFFIC PATH RELEASE COMMAND EXECUTION RESULT DISPLAY(CONSOLE WINDOW) .............................................................................. 449 FIG. 4.5-29 CALL TRACE START COMMAND INPUT SCREEN ................................. 451 FIG. 4.5-30 CALL TRACE DISPLAY IN THE PROCESS OF CALL SET....................... 452 FIG. 4.5-31 DISPLAY OF CALL SET PROCESS AND ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION QUALITY ................................................................................................................ 453 FIG. 4.5-32 DISPLAY OF COMMUNICATION QUALITY AND RELEASE REASON ..... 454 FIG. 4.5-33 CALL TRACE STOP RESULT ................................................................... 454 FIG. 4.5-34 TERMINAL DISPLAY IN USE OF CALL TRACE....................................... 455 FIG. 4.5-35 RESULT OF THE NUMBER OF DATA CALL USER DISPLAY ................. 456 FIG. 4.5-36 RESULT OF DATA CALL USER STATUS DISPLAY BY IMSI .................. 457 FIG. 4.5-37 IOS MESSAGE DISPLAY START RESULT ............................................... 458 FIG. 4.5-38 IOS DISPLAY MESSAGE ........................................................................... 459 FIG. 4.5-39 STOP RESULT OF IOS MESSAGE DISPLAY FUNCTION......................... 460 FIG. 4.5-40 POWER MONITORING START RESULT................................................... 461 FIG. 4.5-41 POWER MONITORING RESULT................................................................ 462 FIG. 4.5-42 POWER MONITORING STOP RESULT ..................................................... 462 FIG. 4.6-1 SIGNALING POINT INFORMATION DISPLAY ............................................ 466 FIG. 4.6-2 CHANGE OF INTRA-SWITCHING OFFICE SIGNALING POINT ................ 466 FIG. 4.6-3 CHANGE OF REMOTE SWITCHING OFFICE SIGNALING POINT.............. 467 FIG. 4.6-4 ACTIVATION OF SIGNALING LINK SET ................................................... 468 FIG. 4.6-5 DEACTIVATION OF SIGNALING LINK SET .............................................. 468 FIG. 4.6-6 SIGNALING LINK CREATE......................................................................... 469 FIG. 4.6-7 DELETION OF SIGNALING LINK ............................................................... 470 FIG. 4.6-8 ACTIVATION OF SIGNALING LINK ........................................................... 471 FIG. 4.6-9 DEACTIVATION OF SIGNALING LINK ...................................................... 472 FIG. 4.6-10 SIGNALING LINK INFORMATION DISPLAY ............................................ 472 FIG. 4.6-11 SIGNALING LINK INHIBIT........................................................................ 473 FIG. 4.6-12 SIGNAL LINK ALLOW............................................................................... 474 FIG. 4.6-13 SIGNALING TERMINAL GENERATION .................................................... 474 FIG. 4.6-14 SIGNALING TERMINAL DELETION ......................................................... 475 FIG. 4.6-15 DISPLAY OF SIGNALING TERMINAL INFORMATION............................. 475 FIG. 4.6-16 SIGNALING DATA LINK GENERATION ................................................... 476 FIG. 4.6-17 SIGNALING DATA LINK DELETION ........................................................ 477 FIG. 4.6-18 SIGNALING DATA LINK INFORMATION DISPLAY ................................. 478 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:15(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.6-19 SCCP NETWORK CONFIGURATION DATA DISPLAY.............................. 478 FIG. 4.6-20 SCCP LOCAL SUBSYSTEM STATE DATA DISPLAY............................... 479 FIG. 4.6-21 SIGNALING LINK STATUS DISPLAY....................................................... 480 FIG. 4.6-22 SIGNALING TERMINAL STATUS DISPLAY ............................................. 481 FIG. 4.6-23 SIGNALING LINK SET STATUS DISPLAY............................................... 481 FIG. 4.6-24 MTP LEVEL2 TIMER DISPLAY ................................................................ 482 FIG. 4.6-25 MTP LEVEL2 TIMER CHANGE ................................................................ 483 FIG. 4.6-26 MTP LEVEL3 TIMER DISPLAY ................................................................ 484 FIG. 4.6-27 MTP LEVEL E 3 TIMER CHANGE............................................................ 485 FIG. 4.6-28 SCCP TIMER CHANGE ............................................................................. 486 FIG. 4.6-29 SIGNALING LINK TEST ........................................................................... 487 FIG. 4.6-30 SIGNALING TERMINAL TEST.................................................................. 488 FIG. 4.6-31 TEST CYCLE DISPLAY............................................................................. 488 FIG. 4.6-32 TEST CYCLE CHANGE............................................................................. 489 FIG. 4.6-33 OUTPUT POSSIBLE STATUS MESSAGE DISPLAY ................................. 489 FIG. 4.6-34 STATUS MESSAGE DISPLAY ALLOWED ................................................ 490 FIG. 4.6-35 STATUS MESSAGE DISPLAY INHIBIT .................................................... 490 FIG. 4.7-1 CONFIGURATION OF STATISTICS COMMAND ........................................ 493 FIG. 4.7-2 TRAFFIC STATISTICS FUNCTION ............................................................ 493 FIG. 4.7-3 TRAFFIC STATISTICS DATA DISPLAY RESULT...................................... 495 FIG. 4.7-4 HOURLY TRAFFIC STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULT ................................. 496 FIG. 4.7-5 HANDOFF RELATED STATISTICS FUNCTION......................................... 497 FIG. 4.7-6 HANDOFF STATISTICS.............................................................................. 499 FIG. 4.7-7 SOFTER HANDOFF STATISTICS DISPLAY ............................................... 500 FIG. 4.7-8 SOFT HANDOFF DISPLAY RESULT .......................................................... 501 FIG. 4.7-9 HARD HANDOFF STATISTICS DISPLAY ................................................... 502 FIG. 4.7-10 STATISTICS FUNCTION RELATED TO CALL ........................................ 503 FIG. 4.7-11 CHANNEL STATISTICS FUNCTION ........................................................ 504 FIG. 4.7-12 VOCODER STATISTICS OUTPUT............................................................ 505 FIG. 4.7-13 NETWORK STATISTICS OUTPUT RESULTS .......................................... 506 FIG. 4.7-14 RADIO CHANNEL STATISTICS OUTPUT RESULTS............................... 507 FIG. 4.7-15 PROCESSOR STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULTS ....................................... 508 FIG. 4.7-16 SELECTOR STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULTS ......................................... 509 FIG. 4.7-17 CALL DELAY PERFORMANCE STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULTS........... 510 FIG. 4.7-18 PAGING STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULTS .............................................. 511 FIG. 4.7-19 CAI STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULTS...................................................... 512 FIG. 4.7-20 NO.7 SIGNALING STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULTS................................ 513 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:16(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.7-21 RTD STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULTS .................................................... 514 FIG. 4.7-22 RF MIN/MAX STATISTICS FUNCTION DISPLAY RESULTS ................... 515 FIG. 4.7-23 PACKET STATISTICS FUNCTION........................................................... 515 FIG. 4.7-24 PACKET DATA STATISTICS DISPLAY RESULTS .................................. 516 FIG. 4.7-25 PACKET CONTROL STATISTICS FUNCTION RESULTS DISPLAY ........ 517 FIG. 4.7-26 PACKET HANDOFF STATISTICS FUNCTION DISPLAY RESULTS ........ 518 FIG. 4.7-27 DISPLAY RESULTS OF STATISTICS LIST UNDER EXECUTION ........... 518 FIG. 4.7-28 RESULTS OF CHANGING ON LINE STATISTICS PERIOD ...................... 520 FIG. 4.8-1 DISPLAY RESULT OF THE DISPLAY INHIBITED ALARM MESSAGE LIST
............................................................................................................................... 523 FIG. 4.8-2 DISPLAY RESULT OF THE DISPLAY COMMAND FOR AUDIBLE ALARM STATUS ................................................................................................................. 524 FIG. 4.8-3 DISPLAY RESULT OF THE LIST FOR THE DISPLAY INHIBITED FAULT MESSAGE ............................................................................................................... 524 FIG. 4.8-4 DISPLAY RESULT OF DISPLAY COMMAND FOR THE PRESENT ALARM STATUS ................................................................................................................. 525 FIG. 4.8-5 DISPLAY RESULT OF DISPLAY COMMAND FOR PRESENT ALARM STATUS ................................................................................................................. 526 FIG. 4.8-6 DISPLAY RESULT OF DISPLAY COMMAND FOR THE SUPPRESSED ALARM MESSAGE ............................................................................................................... 526 FIG. 4.8-7 DISPLAY RESULT OF DISPLAY COMMAND FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE ALARM MESSAGE ......................................................................................... 527 FIG. 4.8-8 DISPLAY RESULT OF DISPLAY COMMAND FOR THE INFORMATION ABOUT ALARM LIST ............................................................................................. 528 FIG. 4.8-9 DISPLAY RESULT OF DISPLAY COMMAND FOR THE SUPPRESS FAULT MESSAGE LIST ...................................................................................................... 529 FIG. 4.8-10 DISPLAY RESULT OF DISPLAY INHIBITION FOR ALARM MESSAGE.. 530 FIG. 4.8-11 DISPLAY RESULT OF INHIBITION COMMAND FOR AUDIBLE ALARM 530 FIG. 4.8-12 DISPLAY RESULT OF INHIBITION/ALLOWANCE FOR FAULT MESSAGE DISPLAY................................................................................................................. 531 FIG. 4.8-13 DISPLAY RESULT OF THE SUPPRESS ALARM MESSAGE COMMAND . 532 FIG. 4.8-14 DISPLAY RESULT FOR THE FAULT MESSAGE SUPPRESS COMMAND
............................................................................................................................... 532 FIG. 4.8-15 DISPLAY RESULT OF ALLOWANCE FOR ALARM MESSAGE DISPLAY INHIBITION ............................................................................................................ 533 FIG. 4.8-16 DISPLAY RESULT OF ALLOWANCE COMMAND FOR INHIBITED AUDIBLE ALARM ................................................................................................................... 534 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:17(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.8-17 DISPLAY RESULT FOR ALLOWING FAULT MESSAGE DISPLAY INHIBITION ............................................................................................................ 534 FIG. 4.8-18 DISPLAY RESULT OF RELEASE COMMAND FOR SUPPRESSED ALARM MESSAGE ............................................................................................................... 535 FIG. 4.8-19 DISPLAY RESULT OF RELEASE COMMAND FOR SUPPRESSED FAULT MESSAGE ............................................................................................................... 536 FIG. 4.9-1 MANAGER WINDOW................................................................................... 546 FIG. 4.9-2 LOGIN WINDOW.......................................................................................... 547 FIG. 4.9-3 INTERM CONFIGURATION......................................................................... 548 FIG. 4.9-4 CDM TEAR-OFF ......................................................................................... 549 FIG. 4.9-5 POP-UP WINDOW....................................................................................... 549 FIG. 4.9-6 BATCH JOB SCREEN.................................................................................. 550 FIG. 4.9-7 BATCH JOB INPUT..................................................................................... 554 FIG. 4.9-8 BATCH JOB MODIFICATION ...................................................................... 556 FIG. 4.9-9 BATCH JOB DELETION .............................................................................. 557 FIG. 4.9-10 BATCH JOB STATUS DISPLAY................................................................ 557 FIG. 4.9-11 CONSOLE WINDOW .................................................................................. 558 FIG. 4.9-12 CTRL START ICON................................................................................... 559 FIG. 4.9-13 CONTROLLER WINDOW ........................................................................... 560 FIG. 4.9-14 MESSAGE FILTERING OF CONTROLLER ................................................ 560 FIG. 4.9-15 NETWORK MANAGEMENT OF CONTROLLER........................................ 561 FIG. 4.9-16 STMGUI START ICON .............................................................................. 564 FIG. 4.9-17 STMGUI MAIN SCREEN ........................................................................... 564 FIG. 4.9-18 DISPLAY SCREEN OF BTS NAME............................................................ 565 FIG. 4.9-19 MAIN MENU.............................................................................................. 565 FIG. 4.9-20 ALARM COLOR ......................................................................................... 565 FIG. 4.9-21 STATUS COLOR TONE ............................................................................ 567 FIG. 4.9-22 PROCESSOR STATUS (CAN).................................................................... 567 FIG. 4.9-23 PROCESSOR STATUS (BSC) .................................................................... 567 FIG. 4.9-24 PROCESSOR STATUS (BTS) .................................................................... 568 FIG. 4.9-25 BSC SELECTION....................................................................................... 568 FIG. 4.9-26 BTS SELECTION....................................................................................... 568 FIG. 4.9-27 CAN RACK SHAPE.................................................................................... 569 FIG. 4.9-28 BSC RACK................................................................................................. 570 FIG. 4.9-29 BTS RACK................................................................................................. 571 FIG. 4.9-30 CARD CLICK EXAMPLE............................................................................ 572 FIG. 4.9-31 E.G.)DIALOG BOX- CARD INFORMATION............................................... 572 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:18(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.9-32 E.G.)DIALOG BOX-VOCODER ELEMENT STATUS ................................. 573 FIG. 4.9-33 E.G.)DIALOG BOX-DBPA CHIP STATUS ................................................. 573 FIG 4.9-34 DISPLAY STATUS BY BOARD ................................................................ 574 FIG. 4.9-35 ALARM DISPLAY BY BOARD. ............................................................... 574 FIG. 4.9-36 NEIGHBOR INITIAL SCREEN ................................................................... 577 FIG. 4.9-37 MAIN MENU SCREEN............................................................................... 578 FIG. 4.9-38 FULL MAP .............................................................................................. 578 FIG. 4.9-39 RANDOM BTS SELECTION ...................................................................... 579 FIG.4.9-40 INITIAL SCREEN (BEFORE SELECTING BTS ) ........................................ 579 FIG. 4.9-41 AFTER SELECTING BTS. ........................................................................ 579 FIG. 4.9-42 AFTER SELECTING SECTOR(GREEN: NEIGHBOR). .............................. 579 FIG. 4.9-43 NEIGHBOR INFORMATION SCREEN........................................................ 580 FIG. 4.9-44 INPUTTING NEIGHBOR BELONGS TO MOTHER MSC ........................... 581 FIG. 4.9-45 INPUTTING NEIGHBOR BELONGS TO OTHER MSC .............................. 581 FIG. 4.9-46 DEFAULT VALUE UPON INPUT.............................................................. 582 FIG. 4.9-47 CALL TRACE START ICON...................................................................... 583 FIG. 4.9-48 CALL TRACE INITIAL SCREEN ............................................................... 584 FIG. 4.9-49 CALL INFORMATION................................................................................ 585 FIG. 4.9-50 CALL QUALITY......................................................................................... 585 FIG. 4.9-51 SCH INFORMATION.................................................................................. 586 FIG. 4.9-52 PACKET DATA INFORMATION ............................................................... 586 FIG. 4.9-53 COMMAND WINDOW ................................................................................ 586 FIG. 4.9-54 EXAMPLE OF EXPAND FLOW BUTTON.................................................. 587 FIG. 4.9-55 EXAMPLE OF SHRINK FLOW BUTTON................................................... 588 FIG. 4.9-56 VOICE CALL SETUP / ORIGINATION ...................................................... 589 FIG. 4.9-57 VOICE CALL SETUP / TERMINATION..................................................... 590 FIG 4.9-58 PACKET DATA CALL SETUP ................................................................... 591 FIG. 4.9-59 PACKET DATA CALL REACTIVATION / NETWORK INITIATED ........... 592 FIG. 4.9-60 PACKET DATA CALL REACTIVATION / MS INITIATED........................ 593 FIG. 4.9-61 BTS ADDRESS SEARCH WINDOW INITIAL SCREEN .............................. 595 FIG. 4.9-62 FILE INFORMATION DISPLAY ................................................................. 595 FIG. 4.9-63 SEARCHING WITH BSC ............................................................................ 596 FIG. 4.9-64 SEARCHING BY BTS ................................................................................ 596 FIG. 4.9-65 SEARCHING WITH BTS NAME-1 ............................................................ 597 FIG. 4.9-66 SEARCHING WITH BTS NAME-2 ............................................................ 597 FIG. 4.9-67 SEARCHING WITH BTS ADDRESS-1....................................................... 598 FIG. 4.9-68 SEARCHING WITH BTS ADDRESS-2....................................................... 598 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:19(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 4.9-69 SEARCHING WITH SEARCH BUTTON..................................................... 600 FIG. 5.1-1 CNP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL................................................................. 601 FIG. 5.1-2 CNP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL.................................................................... 601 FIG. 5.1-3 CNP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL............................................................. 602 FIG. 5.1-4 CNP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL................................................................ 602 FIG. 5.1-5 CAN ASCA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ...................................................... 602 FIG. 5.1-6 CAN ASCA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ......................................................... 603 FIG. 5.1-7 CAN ASCA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL .................................................. 603 FIG. 5.1-8 CAN ASCA DUAL OPEN FAIL .................................................................. 603 FIG. 5.1-9 CAN ASIA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ....................................................... 604 FIG. 5.1-10 CAN ASIA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ........................................................ 604 FIG. 5.1-11 CAN ASIA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ................................................. 604 FIG. 5.1-12 CAN ASIA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ................................................. 605 FIG. 5.1-13 CAN AOTA FUNCTION FAIL ................................................................. 605 FIG. 5.1-14 CAN AOTA BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................................. 605 FIG. 5.1-15 CAN ATSA FUNCTION FAIL.................................................................. 606 FIG. 5.1-16 CAN ATSA BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................................. 606 FIG. 5.1-17 CAMB PRI SINGLE POWER FAIL ........................................................... 606 FIG. 5.1-18 CAMB PRI DUAL POWER FAIL .............................................................. 607 FIG. 5.1-19 CAMB PRI SINGLE POWER OPEN FAIL................................................. 607 FIG. 5.1-20 CAMB PRI DUAL POWER OPEN FAIL.................................................... 607 FIG. 5.1-21 CAN ALARM CABLE OPEN .................................................................... 608 FIG. 5.1-22 CAN PNP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL....................................................... 608 FIG. 5.1-23 CAN PNP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL.......................................................... 608 FIG. 5.1-24 CAN PNP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL .................................................. 609 FIG. 5.1-25 CAN PNP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL ..................................................... 609 FIG. 5.1-26 CPNB ASCA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL .................................................. 609 FIG. 5.1-27 CPNB ASCA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ..................................................... 610 FIG. 5.1-28 CPNB ASCA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL.............................................. 610 FIG. 5.1-29 CPNB ASCA DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL................................................. 610 FIG. 5.1-30 CPNB ASIA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ................................................... 611 FIG. 5.1-31 CPNB ASIA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ...................................................... 611 FIG. 5.1-32 CPNB ASIA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................... 611 FIG. 5.1-33 CPNB ASIA DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL .................................................. 612 FIG. 5.1-34 CPNB PRI SINGLE POWER FAIL ............................................................ 612 FIG. 5.1-35 CPNB PRI DUAL POWER FAIL ............................................................... 612 FIG. 5.1-36 CPNB PRI SINGLE POWER OPEN FAIL ................................................. 613 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:20(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-37 CPNB PRI DUAL POWER OPEN FAIL .................................................... 613 FIG. 5.1-38 CPNB ALARM CABLE OPEN .................................................................. 613 FIG. 5.1-39 PCFB PCP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ..................................................... 614 FIG. 5.1-40 PCFB PCP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ........................................................ 614 FIG. 5.1-41 PCFB PCP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ................................................. 614 FIG. 5.1-42 PCFB PCP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL .................................................... 615 FIG. 5.1-43 CPNB(PCP) BCRA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL......................................... 615 FIG. 5.1-44 CPNB(PCP) BCRA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL............................................ 615 FIG. 5.1-45 CPNB(PCP) BCRA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL..................................... 616 FIG. 5.1-46 CPNB(PCP) BCRA DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL........................................ 616 FIG. 5.1-47 CPNB(PCP) PIP FUNCTION FAIL .......................................................... 616 FIG. 5.1-48 CPNB(PCP) PIP BOARD OPEN FAIL ...................................................... 617 FIG. 5.1-49 CPNB(PCP) FERA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ......................................... 617 FIG. 5.1-50 CPNB(PCP) FERA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ............................................ 617 FIG. 5.1-51 CPNB(PCP) FERA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ..................................... 618 FIG. 5.1-52 CPNB(PCP) FERA DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL........................................ 618 FIG. 5.1-53 CPNB(PCP) FETA FUNCTION FAIL....................................................... 618 FIG. 5.1-54 CPNB(PCP) FETA BOARD OPEN FAIL .................................................. 619 FIG. 5.1-55 CPNB(PCP) PRI SINGLE POWER FAIL................................................... 619 FIG. 5.1-56 CPNB(PCP) PRI DUAL POWER FAIL...................................................... 619 FIG. 5.1-57 CPNB(PCP) PRI SINGLE POWER OPEN FAIL ........................................ 620 FIG. 5.1-58 CPNB(PCP) PRI DUAL POWER OPEN FAIL ........................................... 620 FIG. 5.1-59 CPNB(PCP) ALARM CABLE OPEN......................................................... 620 FIG. 5.1-60 LINK FAIL BETWEEN CPNB(PCP) FERA AND FETA ........................... 621 FIG. 5.1-61 LINK FAIL BETWEEN CPNB(PCP) FERA AND FETA ........................... 621 FIG. 5.1-62 LINK FAIL BETWEEN CPNB(PCP) FETA AND PDSN ........................... 621 FIG. 5.1-63 PCFB PCP 1PPS CLOCK FAIL................................................................ 622 FIG. 5.1-64 PCFB PCP 10MHZ CLOCK FAIL............................................................. 622 FIG. 5.1-65 PCFB(PMP) PMP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL........................................... 622 FIG. 5.1-66 PCFB(PMP) PMP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL.............................................. 623 FIG. 5.1-67 PCFB(PMP) PMP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ...................................... 623 FIG. 5.1-68 PCFB(PMP) PMP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL ......................................... 623 FIG. 5.1-69 TGDB GPSR SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL .................................................. 624 FIG. 5.1-70 TGDB GPSR DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ..................................................... 624 FIG. 5.1-71 TGDB GPSR SINGLE POWER FAIL ........................................................ 625 FIG. 5.1-72 TGDB GPSR DUAL POWER FAIL ........................................................... 625 FIG. 5.1-73 TGDB GPSR SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL .............................................. 625 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:21(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-74 TGDB GPSR DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL ................................................. 626 FIG. 5.1-75 TGDB GPSD SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL .................................................. 626 FIG. 5.1-76 TGDB GPSD DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ..................................................... 626 FIG. 5.1-77 TGDB GPSD SINGLE POWER FAIL ........................................................ 627 FIG. 5.1-78 TGDB GPSD DUAL POWER FAIL ........................................................... 627 FIG. 5.1-79 TGDB AMP ABNORMAL......................................................................... 627 FIG. 5.1-80 TGDB GPSR ALARM CABLE OPEN........................................................ 628 FIG. 5.1-81 TGDB GPSD ALARM CABLE OPEN ....................................................... 628 FIG. 5.1-82 TGDB GPSR CONTROL CABLE OPEN ................................................... 628 FIG. 5.1-83 CAN RACK FAN FAIL............................................................................. 629 FIG. 5.1-84 CCSB CCP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL..................................................... 629 FIG. 5.1-85 CCSB CCP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL........................................................ 629 FIG. 5.1-86 CCSB CCP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL................................................. 630 FIG. 5.1-87 CCSB CCP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL.................................................... 630 FIG. 5.1-88 CCSB SCP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ..................................................... 630 FIG. 5.1-89 CCSB SCP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ........................................................ 631 FIG. 5.1-90 CCSB SCP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ................................................. 631 FIG. 5.1-91 CCSB SCP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL.................................................... 631 FIG. 5.1-92 CCSB STIA FUNCTION FAIL ................................................................. 632 FIG. 5.1-93 CCSB STIA BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................................. 632 FIG. 5.1-94 CCSB PRI SINGLE POWER FAIL ............................................................ 632 FIG. 5.1-95 CCSB PRI DUAL POWER FAIL ............................................................... 633 FIG. 5.1-96 CCSB PRI SINGLE POWER OPEN FAIL.................................................. 633 FIG. 5.1-97 CCSB PRI DUAL POWER OPEN FAIL..................................................... 633 FIG. 5.1-98 CCSB ABID BOARD OPEN...................................................................... 634 FIG. 5.1-99 CCSB 1PPS CLOCK FAIL ....................................................................... 634 FIG. 5.1-100 CCSB 10MHZ CLOCK FAIL .................................................................. 634 FIG. 5.1-101 CCSB STIA SHW LINK FAIL ................................................................ 635 FIG. 5.1-102 CCSB ALARM CABLE OPEN ................................................................ 635 FIG. 5.1-103 ASMB NCP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL .................................................. 635 FIG. 5.1-104 ASMB NCP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ..................................................... 635 FIG. 5.1-105 ASMB NCP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL.............................................. 636 FIG. 5.1-106 ASMB NCP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL................................................. 636 FIG. 5.1-107 ASMB ASCA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL................................................ 636 FIG. 5.1-108 ASMB ASCA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL................................................... 637 FIG. 5.1-109 ASMB ASCA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ........................................... 637 FIG. 5.1-110 ASMB ASCA DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL .............................................. 637 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:22(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-111 ASMB ASIA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ................................................. 638 FIG. 5.1-112 ASMB ASIA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL .................................................... 638 FIG. 5.1-113 ASMB ASIA SINGLE BOARD FAIL ....................................................... 638 FIG. 5.1-114 ASMB ASIA DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL................................................ 639 FIG. 5.1-115 ASMB ATSA FUNCTION FAIL ............................................................. 639 FIG. 5.1-116 ASMB ATSA BOARD OPEN FAIL ......................................................... 639 FIG. 5.1-117 ASMB PRI SINGLE POWER FAIL.......................................................... 640 FIG. 5.1-118 ASMB PRI DUAL POWER FAIL............................................................. 640 FIG. 5.1-119 ASMB PRI SINGLE POWER OPEN FAIL ............................................... 640 FIG. 5.1-120 ASMB PRI DUAL POWER OPEN FAIL .................................................. 641 FIG. 5.1-121 ASMB ALARM CABLE OPEN................................................................ 641 FIG. 5.1-122 ASLB ALP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ................................................... 641 FIG. 5.1-123 ASLB ALP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ...................................................... 642 FIG. 5.1-124 ASLB ALP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................... 642 FIG. 5.1-125 ASLB ALP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL.................................................. 642 FIG. 5.1-126 ASLB ALMA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL................................................ 643 FIG. 5.1-127 ASLB ALP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ...................................................... 643 FIG. 5.1-128 ASLB ALP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................... 643 FIG. 5.1-129 ASLB ALP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL.................................................. 644 FIG. 5.1-130 ASLB ALPA FUNCTION FAIL .............................................................. 644 FIG. 5.1-131 ASLB ALPA BOARD OPEN FAIL .......................................................... 644 FIG. 5.1-132 ASLB PRI SINGLE POWER FAIL .......................................................... 645 FIG. 5.1-133 ASLB PRI DUAL POWER FAIL ............................................................. 645 FIG. 5.1-134 ASLB PRI SINGLE POWER OPEN FAIL................................................ 645 FIG. 5.1-135 ASLB PRI DUAL POWER OPEN FAIL................................................... 646 FIG. 5.1-136 ASLB ALARM CABLE OPEN ................................................................ 646 FIG. 5.1-137 ASLB ALPA LINK FAIL((LOS) .............................................................. 646 FIG. 5.1-138 ASLB ALPA LINK FAIL((OOF).............................................................. 647 FIG. 5.1-139 ASLB ALPA LINK FAIL((AIS) ............................................................... 647 FIG. 5.1-140 ASLB ALPA LINK FAIL((RAI)............................................................... 647 FIG. 5.1-141 SLB SMP FUNCTION FAIL................................................................... 648 FIG. 5.1-142 SLB SMP BOARD OPEN FAIL............................................................... 648 FIG. 5.1-143 SLB SLPA FUNCTION FAIL ................................................................. 648 FIG. 5.1-144 SLB SLPA BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................................. 649 FIG. 5.1-145 SLB PRI POWER FAIL........................................................................... 649 FIG. 5.1-146 SLB PRI POWER OPEN FAIL ................................................................ 649 FIG. 5.1-147 SLB ALARM CABLE OPEN ................................................................... 650 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:23(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-148 SLB SMP CLOCK FAIL ......................................................................... 650 FIG. 5.1-149 SLB SMP SAID OPEN FAIL .................................................................. 650 FIG. 5.1-150 VCB VMP FUNCTION FAIL.................................................................. 651 FIG. 5.1-151 VCB VMP BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................................. 651 FIG. 5.1-152 VCB VCPA FUNCTION FAIL ................................................................ 651 FIG. 5.1-153 VCB VCPA BOARD OPEN FAIL............................................................ 652 FIG. 5.1-154 VCB VLIA FUNCTION FAIL ................................................................. 652 FIG. 5.1-155 VCB VLIA BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................................. 652 FIG. 5.1-156 VCB VLIA LINK FAIL(REMOTE ERROR).............................................. 653 FIG. 5.1-157 VCB VLIA LINK FAIL(LOCAL ERROR)................................................. 653 FIG. 5.1-158 VCB VLIA LINK FAIL(SLIP ERROR)..................................................... 653 FIG. 5.1-159 VCB VLIA LINK FAIL(BIT ERROR) ...................................................... 654 FIG. 5.1-160 VCB PRI POWER FAIL .......................................................................... 654 FIG. 5.1-161 VCB PRI POWER OPEN FAIL ............................................................... 654 FIG. 5.1-162 VCB ALARM CABLE OPEN .................................................................. 654 FIG. 5.1-163 VCB VMP CLOCK CABLE OPEN FAIL ................................................. 655 FIG. 5.1-164 VCB SAID BOARD OPEN ...................................................................... 655 FIG. 5.1-165 VCB RACK FAN FAIL ........................................................................... 655 FIG. 5.1-166 BSPB BSP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL ................................................... 656 FIG. 5.1-167 BSPB BSP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ...................................................... 656 FIG. 5.1-168 BSPB BSP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................... 656 FIG. 5.1-169 BSPB BSP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL .................................................. 657 FIG. 5.1-170 BSPB PRI SINGLE POWER FAIL .......................................................... 657 FIG. 5.1-171 BSPB PRI DUAL POWER FAIL ............................................................. 657 FIG. 5.1-172 BSPB PRI SINGLE POWER OPEN FAIL ................................................ 658 FIG. 5.1-173 BSPB PRI DUAL POWER OPEN FAIL................................................... 658 FIG. 5.1-174 BSPB BSP 1PPS CLOCK FAIL .............................................................. 658 FIG. 5.1-175 BSPB BSP 10MHZ CLOCK FAIL........................................................... 659 FIG, 5.1-176 BANB ARIA FUNCTION FAIL............................................................... 659 FIG. 5.1-177 BANB ARIA BOARD OPEN FAIL .......................................................... 659 FIG. 5.1-178 BANB BPPA FUNCTION FAIL.............................................................. 660 FIG. 5.1-179 BANB BPPA BOARD OPEN FAIL ......................................................... 660 FIG. 5.1-180 BANB BCRA SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL................................................ 660 FIG. 5.1-181 BANB BCRA DUAL FUNCTION FAIL................................................... 661 FIG. 5.1-182 BANB BCRA SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL............................................ 661 FIG. 5.1-183 BANB BCRA DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL .............................................. 661 FIG. 5.1-184 BANB LICA FUNCTION FAIL............................................................... 662 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:24(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-185 BANB LICA BOARD FAIL ..................................................................... 662 FIG. 5.1-186 BSTB BADA ALARM CABLE OPEN ..................................................... 662 FIG. 5.1-187 BSTB BADA POWER FAIL.................................................................... 663 FIG. 5.1-188 BSTB BADA FUNCTION FAIL.............................................................. 663 FIG. 5.1-189 RISB RISA ALARM CABLE OPEN......................................................... 663 FIG. 5.1-190 RISB RISA POWER FAIL ....................................................................... 664 FIG. 5.1-191 RISB RISA FUNCTION FAIL ................................................................. 664 FIG. 5.1-192 BOTB BOTA ALARM CABLE OPEN ..................................................... 664 FIG. 5.1-193 BOTB BOTA POWER FAIL ................................................................... 665 FIG. 5.1-194 BOTB BOTA BOARD OPEN FAIL ......................................................... 665 FIG. 5.1-195 BTGB GPS SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL .................................................. 665 FIG. 5.1-196 BTGB GPS DUAL FUNCTION FAIL ..................................................... 666 FIG. 5.1-197 BTGB GPS SINGLE POWER FAIL......................................................... 666 FIG. 5.1-198 BTGB GPS DUAL POWER FAIL ........................................................... 666 FIG. 5.1-199 BTGB GPS SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL .............................................. 667 FIG. 5.1-200 BTGB GPS DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL ................................................. 667 FIG. 5.1-201 BTGB GPS CONTROL CABLE OPEN ................................................... 667 FIG. 5.1-202 BTGB GPS ALARM CABLE OPEN ........................................................ 668 FIG. 5.1-203 DBPB DBPA FUNCTION FAIL.............................................................. 668 FIG. 5.1-204 DBPB DBPA BOARD OPEN FAIL.......................................................... 668 FIG. 5.1-205 RCCB RCP SINGLE FUNCTION FAIL................................................... 668 FIG. 5.1-206 RCCB RCP DUAL FUNCTION FAIL...................................................... 669 FIG. 5.1-207 RCCB RCP SINGLE BOARD OPEN FAIL............................................... 669 FIG. 5.1-208 RCCB RCP DUAL BOARD OPEN FAIL.................................................. 669 FIG. 5.1-209 RCCB BUDA FUNCTION FAIL ............................................................. 670 FIG. 5.1-210 RCCB BUDA BOARD OPEN FAIL ......................................................... 670 FIG. 5.1-211 RCCB PACA FUNCTION FAIL.............................................................. 670 FIG. 5.1-212 RCCB PACA BOARD OPEN FAIL.......................................................... 671 FIG. 5.1-213 DBPB/RCCB PRI SINGLE POWER FAIL................................................ 671 FIG. 5.1-214 DBPB/RCCB PRI DUAL POWER FAIL .................................................. 671 FIG. 5.1-215 DBPB/RCCB PRI SINGLE POWER OPEN FAIL ..................................... 672 FIG. 5.1-216 DBPB/RCCB PRI DUAL POWER OPEN FAIL ........................................ 672 FIG. 5.1-217 DBPB/RCCB ALARM CABLE OPEN...................................................... 672 FIG. 5.1-218 LPAB ALARM CABLE OPEN ................................................................ 673 FIG. 5.1-219 LPAB LPA COMBINER FAIL................................................................. 673 FIG. 5.1-220 LPAB LPA COMBINER FAN FAIL ........................................................ 673 FIG. 5.1-221 LPAB LPA BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................................ 674 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:25(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-222 LPAB LPA BOARD FUNCTION FAIL.................................................... 674 FIG. 5.1-223 LPAB LPA DC/DC ALARM.................................................................... 674 FIG. 5.1-224 LPAB LPA VSWR ALARM....................................................................... 674 FIG. 5.1-225 LPAB LPA DISABLE ALARM................................................................ 675 FIG. 5.1-226 LPAB LPA OVER POWER WARNING ................................................... 675 FIG. 5.1-227 LPAB LPA OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM.......................................... 675 FIG. 5.1-228 LPAB LPA OVER POWER ALARM........................................................ 676 FIG. 5.1-229 HPAB HPA ALARM CABLE OPEN........................................................ 676 FIG. 5.1-230 HPAB HPA BOARD OPEN FAIL............................................................ 676 FIG. 5.1-231 HPAB HPA POWER FAIL ...................................................................... 676 FIG. 5.1-232 HPAB HPA POWER SUPPLY ALARM ................................................... 677 FIG. 5.1-233 HPAB HPA VSWR ALARM.................................................................... 677 FIG. 5.1-234 HPAB HPA DISABLE ALARM ................................................................. 677 FIG. 5.1-235 HPAB HPA OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM......................................... 677 FIG. 5.1-236 HPAB HPA OVER POWER ALARM ....................................................... 678 FIG. 5.1-237 CFEB LNA ALARM CABLE OPEN FAIL ............................................... 678 FIG. 5.1-238 CFEB LNA BOARD OPEN FAIL ............................................................ 678 FIG. 5.1-239 CFEB LNA FUNCTION FAIL ................................................................ 678 FIG. 5.1-240 OUTDOOR BTS ENV ALARM CABLE OPEN........................................ 679 FIG. 5.1-241 OUTDOOR BTS ENV RECTIFIER UNIT ALARM CABLE OPEN........... 679 FIG. 5.1-242 OUTDOOR BTS ENV COLD STARTER FAIL........................................ 679 FIG. 5.1-243 OUTDOOR BTS ENV RECTIFIER UNIT FAIL ...................................... 680 FIG. 5.1-244 OUTDOOR BTS ENV VOLTAGE HIGH ALARM ................................... 680 FIG. 5.1-245 OUTDOOR BTS ENV VOLTAGE LOW ALARM .................................... 680 FIG. 5.1-246 OUTDOOR BTS AC FAIL ...................................................................... 680 FIG. 5.1-247 OUTDOOR BTS ENV BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE ALARM................... 681 FIG. 5.1-248 OUTDOOR BTS ENV FUSE/RELAY LOSS ALARM .............................. 681 FIG. 5.1-249 OUTDOOR BTS ENV DMC-14 FAIL..................................................... 681 FIG. 5.1-250 OUTDOOR BTS ENV POWER CUT ALARM ......................................... 682 FIG. 5.1-251 OUTDOOR BTS ENV TEMPERATURE HIGH ALARM.......................... 682 FIG. 5.1-252 OUTDOOR BTS ENV TEMPERATURE LOW ALARM ........................ 682 FIG. 5.1-253 OUTDOOR BTS ENV WATER HIGH ALARM........................................ 682 FIG. 5.1-254 OUTDOOR BTS ENV WATER LOW ALARM......................................... 683 FIG. 5.1-255 OUTDOOR BTS ENV FIRE ALARM ...................................................... 683 FIG. 5.1-256 OUTDOOR BTS ENV HUMIDITY HIGH ALARM................................... 683 FIG. 5.1-257 OUTDOOR BTS ENV ACU MODULE FAIL ........................................... 684 FIG. 5.1-258 OUTDOOR BTS ENV HEAT EXCHANGER POWER FAIL..................... 684 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:26(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-259 OUTDOOR BTS ENV HEAT EXCHANGER FAIL .................................. 684 FIG. 5.1-260 OUTDOOR BTS ENV LPA FAN FAIL ................................................... 684 FIG. 5.1-261 OUTDOOR BTS ENV AC EQUIPMENT HEATER FAIL ........................ 685 FIG. 5.1-262 OUTDOOR BTS ENV FRONT/REAR DOOR OPEN ALARM .................. 685 FIG. 5.1-263 OUTDOOR BTS ENV SIDE DOOR OPEN ALARM................................. 685 FIG. 5.1-264 OUTDOOR BTS ENV FAN FAIL ........................................................... 686 FIG. 5.1-265 OUTDOOR BTS ENV AC BATTERY HEATER FAIL............................. 686 FIG. 5.1-266 INDOOR BTS ENV TEMPERATURE HIGH ALARM.............................. 686 FIG. 5.1-267 INDOOR BTS ENV TEMPERATURE LOW ALARM............................... 686 FIG. 5.1-268 INDOOR BTS ENV FLOOD ALARM ...................................................... 687 FIG. 5.1-269 INDOOR BTS ENV DOOR #1 OPEN ALARM ........................................ 687 FIG. 5.1-270 INDOOR BTS ENV DOOR #2 OPEN ALARM ........................................ 687 FIG. 5.1-271 INDOOR BTS ENV FIRE ALARM .......................................................... 688 FIG. 5.1-272 INDOOR BTS ENV RECTIFIER #1 FAILS............................................. 688 FIG. 5.1-273 INDOOR BTS ENV RECTIFIER #2 FAIL ............................................... 688 FIG. 5.1-274 INDOOR BTS ENV AIRCON #1 FAIL .................................................... 688 FIG. 5.1-275 INDOOR BTS ENV AIRCON #2 FAIL .................................................... 689 FIG. 5.1-276 INDOOR BTS ENV WATER LEAKAGE ALARM.................................... 689 FIG. 5.1-277 BTS RACK FAN FAIL ............................................................................. 689 FIG. 5.1-278 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN CNP AND NCP ................................ 690 FIG. 5.1-279 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN PNP AND NCP ................................ 690 FIG. 5.1-280 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN PNP AND PCP................................. 690 FIG. 5.1-281 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN PCP AND CCP................................. 691 FIG. 5.1-282 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN PCP AND PNP................................. 691 FIG. 5.1-283 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN CCP AND NCP ................................ 691 FIG. 5.1-284 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN CCP AND PCP................................. 692 FIG. 5.1-285 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN CCP AND BSP................................. 692 FIG. 5.1-286 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN CCP AND SCP................................. 692 FIG. 5.1-287 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN CCP AND SMP ................................ 693 FIG. 5.1-288 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN CCP AND VMP................................ 693 FIG. 5.1-289 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN NCP AND CNP ................................ 693 FIG. 5.1-290 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN NCP AND CCP ................................ 694 FIG. 5.1-291 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN NCP AND PNP ................................ 694 FIG. 5.1-292 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN NCP AND CRP ................................ 694 FIG. 5.1-293 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN SCP AND CCP................................. 695 FIG. 5.1-294 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN SCP AND STIA................................ 695 FIG. 5.1-295 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN BSP AND CCP................................. 695 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:27(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-296 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN BSP AND RCP................................. 696 FIG. 5.1-297 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN BSP AND BPP ................................. 696 FIG. 5.1-298 KEEP-ALIVE FAULT BETWEEN RCP AND DBPA .............................. 696 FIG. 5.1-299 VOCODER CLOCK FAULT.................................................................... 697 FIG. 5.1-300 QCELP0 ALGORITHM FAULT.............................................................. 697 FIG. 5.1-301 QCELP1 ALGORITHM FAULT.............................................................. 697 FIG. 5.1-302 QCELP2 ALGORITHM FAULT.............................................................. 698 FIG. 5.1-303 QCELP3 ALGORITHM FAULT.............................................................. 698 FIG. 5.1-304 VCPA LOOP-BACK TEST FAULT ....................................................... 698 FIG. 5.1-305 VOCODER DSP ROM TEST FAULT ..................................................... 699 FIG. 5.1-306 VOCODER DSP RAM TEST FAULT ..................................................... 699 FIG. 5.1-307 VOCODER DSP ROM/RAM TEST FAULT ............................................ 699 FIG. 5.1-308 VOCODER DSP ALU TEST FAULT ...................................................... 700 FIG. 5.1-309 VOCODER DSP ROM/ALU TEST FAULT ............................................. 700 FIG. 5.1-310 VOCODER DSP RAM/ALU TEST FAULT ............................................. 700 FIG. 5.1-311 VOCODER DSP ROM/RAM/ALU TEST FAULT .................................... 701 FIG. 5.1-312 VLIA E1/T1 TRUNK TIME-SLOT TEST FAULT................................. 701 FIG. 5.1-313 SCI FAULT............................................................................................ 701 FIG. 5.1-314 BASE ID FAULT ................................................................................... 702 FIG. 5.1-315 BTS ID FAULT...................................................................................... 702 FIG. 5.1-316 SECTOR ID FAULT............................................................................... 702 FIG. 5.1-317 NEIGHBOR LIST FAULT ...................................................................... 703 FIG. 5.1-318 MSC OVERLOAD FAULT...................................................................... 703 FIG. 5.1-319 CCP OVERLOAD FAULT ...................................................................... 703 FIG. 5.1-320 BSP OVERLOAD FAULT ...................................................................... 704 FIG. 5.1-321 GET TASK FUNCTION FAULT............................................................ 704 FIG. 5.1-322 FREE TASK FUNCTION FAULT .......................................................... 704 FIG. 5.1-323 GET BUFFER FUNCTION FAULT........................................................ 705 FIG. 5.1-324 AUTHENTICATION FAULT ................................................................. 705 FIG. 5.1-325 STM SYSTEM TIME FAULT ................................................................ 705 FIG. 5.1-326 CDM TX PARITY FAULT...................................................................... 706 FIG. 5.1-327 CDM RX PARITY FAULT...................................................................... 706 FIG. 5.1-328 CDM TX OVER-FLOW FAULT ............................................................. 706 FIG. 5.1-329 CDM TX M2R DATA ERROR................................................................. 707 FIG. 5.1-330 CDM TX R2B DATA ERROR ................................................................. 707 FIG. 5.1-331 CDM RX B2R DATA ERROR ................................................................. 707 FIG. 5.1-332 OVERHEAD CHANNEL CONFIG NO RECEIVED FAULT ..................... 707 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:28(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.1-333 OVERHEAD CHANNEL CONFIG INVALID FAULT .............................. 708 FIG. 5.1-334 DBPA INTERNAL EVEN CLOCK FAULT ............................................. 708 FIG. 5.1-335 DBPA EXTERNAL SYSTEM CLOCK FAULT........................................ 708 FIG. 5.1-336 DBPA TOD NOT ACTIVE FAULT ........................................................ 709 FIG. 5.1-337 DBPA CMC NO FREE QUEUE FAULT.................................................. 709 FIG. 5.1-338 DBPA INTERNAL SYNC CLOCK FAULT................................................ 709 FIG. 5.1-339 DBPA CORE NO FREE QUEUE FAULT ................................................ 710 FIG. 5.1-340 DBPA QUEUE PUT FAULT .................................................................. 710 FIG. 5.1-341 DBPA QUEUE GET FAULT .................................................................. 710 FIG. 5.1-342 DBPA S/W WATCHDOG TIMEOUT FAULT ......................................... 710 FIG. 5.1-343 DBPA FATAL FAULT ........................................................................... 711 FIG. 5.1-344 DBPA BAD CHANNEL MODEM FAULT ............................................... 711 FIG. 5.1-345 DBPA EXTERNAL TOD FAULT ........................................................... 711 FIG. 5.1-346 DBPA INTERNAL OS CLOCK FAULT .................................................. 712 FIG. 5.1-347 DBPA BIT FAIL..................................................................................... 712 FIG. 5.1-348 DBPA TC NO SVC FREE QUEUE FAIL ................................................ 712 FIG. 5.1-349 DBPA TC NO NORMAL FREE QUEUE FAIL ........................................ 712 FIG. 5.1-350 DBPA TC TX FWHENO FULL FAIL ..................................................... 713 FIG. 5.1-351 DBPA ACH NO FREE QUEUE FAIL ...................................................... 713 FIG. 5.1-352 DBPA PC NO ENCODER FREE QUEUE FAIL ....................................... 713 FIG. 5.1-353 DBPA PC NO PAGE FREE QUEUE FAIL .............................................. 714 FIG. 5.1-354 DBPA PC NO QUICK PAGE FREE QUEUE FAIL .................................. 714 FIG. 5.1-355 DBPA PC NO REPLY FREE QUEUE FAIL............................................. 714 FIG. 5.1-356 DBPA PC WRITE FRAME FAIL............................................................. 715 FIG. 5.1-357 DBPA PC NO GENERAL PAGE FREE QUEUE FAIL............................. 715 FIG. 5.1-358 BUDA CHIPX16 FAULT........................................................................ 715 FIG. 5.1-359 BUDA FORWARD SYNC FAULT........................................................... 716 FIG. 5.1-360 BUDA TX SATURATION FAULT ......................................................... 716 FIG. 5.1-361 BUDA FRAME ERROR FAULT.............................................................. 716 FIG. 5.1-362 BOTA TOD ERROR FAULT .................................................................. 717 FIG. 5.1-363 BOTA TOD NOT ACTIVE FAULT ........................................................ 717 FIG. 5.2-1 CNP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT ....................................... 718 FIG. 5.2-2 PNP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT........................................ 718 FIG. 5.2-3 PCP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT........................................ 719 FIG. 5.2-4 PMP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT ....................................... 719 FIG. 5.2-5 CCP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT........................................ 720 FIG. 5.2-6 NCP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT ....................................... 720 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:29(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FIG. 5.2-7 SCP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT ........................................ 721 FIG. 5.2-8 SMP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT ....................................... 721 FIG. 5.2-9 VMP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT ....................................... 722 FIG. 5.2-10 ALP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT...................................... 722 FIG. 5.2-11 BSP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT ...................................... 723 FIG. 5.2-12 CRP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT...................................... 723 FIG. 5.2-13 RCP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT...................................... 724 FIG. 5.2-14 BPP PROCESSOR STATUS CHANGE REPORT...................................... 724 FIG. 5.2-15 OVERLOAD STATUS OCCURRED MESSAGE ........................................ 725 FIG. 5.2-16 OVERLOAD STATUS CHANGE MESSAGE ............................................ 725 FIG. 5.2-17 OVERLOAD STATUS RELEASED MESSAGE ......................................... 726 FIG. 5.3-1 PROCESSOR INITIALIZATION START MESSAGE................................... 726 FIG. 5.3-2 PROCESSOR INITIALIZATION END MESSAGE ....................................... 727 FIG. 5.3-3 LOADING START MESSAGE.................................................................... 728 FIG. 5.3-4 LOADING COMPLETION MESSAGE......................................................... 728 FIG. 5.3-5 LOADING FAILURE MESSAGE................................................................. 729 FIGURE 7.3-1 IP INPUT REQUEST WINDOW IN DCI WINDOW.................................. 774 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:30(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Tables TABLE 3.1-1 ~/PACKAGE/EXEC ................................................................................ 129 TABLE 4.3-1 PARAMETER DATA CHANGE COMMAND (1) LIST ............................. 251 TABLE 4.3-2 PARAMETER INFORMATION CHANGE COMMAND (2) LIST .............. 288 TABLE 4.3-3 CONFIGURATION INFORMATION DISPLAY......................................... 329 TABLE 4.3-4 CONFIGURATION INFORMATION CHANGE......................................... 337 TABLE 4.4-1 PROCESSOR STATUS LIST................................................................... 380 TABLE 4.4-2 NETWORK NODE STATUS LIST........................................................... 385 TABLE 4.4-3 DEVICE STATUS LIST .......................................................................... 390 TABLE 4.4-4 VOCODER CHANNEL ELEMENT STATUS LIST .................................. 397 TABLE 4.4-5 STATUS MESSAGE LIST ...................................................................... 411 TABLE 4.5-1CE TEST RESULT MESSAGE................................................................. 424 TABLE 4.5-2 VOCODER TEST RESULT................................................................ 426 TABLE 4.6-1 COMMANDS RELATED TO SIGNALING POINT MANAGEMENT ......... 463 TABLE 4.6-2 COMMANDS RELATED TO SIGNALING LINK SET .............................. 463 TABLE 4.6-3 COMMANDS RELATED TO SIGNALING LINK ...................................... 463 TABLE 4.6-4 COMMANDS RELATED TO SIGNALING TERMINAL ............................ 464 TABLE 4.6-5 COMMANDS RELATED TO SIGNALING DATA LINK ........................... 464 TABLE 4.6-6 DISPLAY COMMANDS FOR SCCP DATA .............................................. 464 TABLE 4.6-7 SIGNALING LINK STATUS DISPLAY COMMANDS .............................. 464 TABLE 4.6-8 COMMANDS RELATED TO TIMER ....................................................... 464 TABLE 4.6-9 TEST RELATED COMMANDS ............................................................... 465 TABLE 4.6-10 STATUS SUPPRESSION RELATED COMMANDS ............................... 465 TABLE 4.7-1 STATISTICS COMMAND LIST ....................................................... 491 TABLE 4-4.8-1 ALARM/FAULT RELATED COMMAND LIST .................................... 521 TABLE 4-4.8-2 THE MEANING OF INPUT BY BSC NUMBER AND BTS NUMBER .. 523 TABLE 7.1-1 CAN GENERATED ALARM MESSAGE LIST ......................................... 736 TABLE 7.1-2 BSC GENERATED ALARM MESSAGE LIST .......................................... 738 TABLE 7.1-3 BTS GENERATED ALARM MESSAGE LIST.......................................... 740 TABLE 7.1-4 FAULT MESSAGE LIST......................................................................... 743 TABLE 7.1-5 MEASURES FOR ALARM MESSAGE ..................................................... 744 TABLE 7.2-1 STATUS MESSAGE LIST ...................................................................... 766 TABLE7.2-2 PROCESSOR STATUS LIST.................................................................... 767 TABLE 7.2-3 NETWORK NODE STATUS LIST........................................................... 767 TABLE 7.2-4 VOCODER CHANNEL ELEMENT STATUS LIST .................................. 768 TABLE 7.2-5 NETWORK NODE MODE LIST............................................................... 768 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:31(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual TABLE7.2-6 DEVICE STATUS LIST ........................................................................... 768 TABLE 7.4-1 IS-2000 SERVICE OPTION TYPE ......................................................... 781 TABLE 7.4-2 ORIGINATION CALL TRAFFIC STATISTICS ................................. 782 TABLE 7.4-3 TERMINATION CALL TRAFFIC STATISTICS ............................... 783 TABLE 7.4-4 HANDOFF STATISTIC TYPE ................................................................ 784 TABLE 7.4-5 HANDOFF STATISTIC COLLECTION ITEM .................................... 784 TABLE 7.4-6 CHANNEL ELEMENT STATISTICS ................................................. 785 TABLE 7.4-7 VOCODER STATISTICS ................................................................... 785 TABLE 7.4-8 ATM NETWORK STATISTICS (LINK/PORT STATISTICS) ........... 786 TABLE 7.4-9 TRUNK STATISTIC ITEM BETWEEN MSC-BSC .......................... 786 TABLE 7.4-10 RADIO CHANNEL QUALITY STATISTIC ITEM............................... 786 TABLE 7.4-11 PROCESSOR STATISTIC ITEM........................................................ 787 TABLE 7.4-12 SELECTOR STATISTIC ITEM .......................................................... 787 TABLE 7.4-13 BTS PERFORMANCE STATISTICS (CALL DELAY STATISTICS) ITEM 787 TABLE 7.4-14 PAGING STATISTICS ITEM............................................................. 788 TABLE 7.4-15 CAI SIGNALING STATISTICS ITEM ................................................ 788 TABLE 7.4-16 NO7 STATISTIC ITEM ..................................................................... 789 TABLE 7.4-17 RF MIN-MAX STATISTIC ITEM ...................................................... 790 TABLE 7.4-18 PACKET DATA STATISTIC ITEM ................................................... 790 TABLE 7.4-19 PACKET CONTROL STATISTIC ITEM ............................................ 791 TABLE 7.4-20 PACKET HANDOFF STATISTIC ITEM ............................................ 791 TABLE 7.5-1 ST_BSM_CFG....................................................................................... 793 TABLE 7.5-2 T_RE_CAN_NODE ................................................................................ 793 TABLE 7.5-3 ST_RE_CAN_ADDR .............................................................................. 794 TABLE 7.5-4 ST_RE_CAN_PVC................................................................................. 794 TABLE 7.5-5 ST_RE_CAN_SVC................................................................................. 795 TABLE 7.5-6 ST_RE_CAN_NET_CFG........................................................................ 796 TABLE 7.5-7 ST_RE_CAN_NET_DATA..................................................................... 796 TABLE 7.5-8 ST_RE_CAN_IUR_CON......................................................................... 797 TABLE 7.5-9 ST_RE_CAN_RNC5_CON ..................................................................... 797 TABLE 7.5-10 ST_RE_CAND_NODE ......................................................................... 798 TABLE 7.5-11 ST_RE_PCF_NODE............................................................................. 798 TABLE 7.5-12 ST_RE_CAND_ADDR.......................................................................... 799 TABLE 7.5-13 ST_RE_CAND_PVC ............................................................................ 800 TABLE 7.5-14 ST_RE_PCF_PVC ............................................................................... 800 TABLE 7.5-15 ST_RE_CAND_SVC ............................................................................ 801 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:32(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual TABLE 7.5-16 ST_RE_CAND_NET_CFG ................................................................... 802 TABLE 7.5-17 ST_RE_CAND_NET_DATA ................................................................ 802 TABLE 7.5-18 ST_RE_CAND_DATA5_CON .............................................................. 803 TABLE 7.5-19 ST_RE_CAND_PIF5_CON................................................................... 803 TABLE 7.5-20 ST_PDSN_ADDR_DATA_TYPE.......................................................... 804 TABLE 7.5-21 ST_PCF_TIMER_TYPE....................................................................... 804 TABLE 7.5-22 ST_PCF_INFO_DATA_TYPE.............................................................. 805 TABLE 7.5-23 ST_PIFU_HW_RESET_DATA_TYPE .................................................. 807 TABLE 7.5-24 ST_FWDPWR_DATA_TYPE ............................................................... 807 TABLE 7.5-25 ST_13_FWDPWR_DATA_TYPE ......................................................... 808 TABLE 7.5-26 ST_REVPWR_DATA_TYPE................................................................ 809 TABLE 7.5-27 ST_13_REVPWR_DATA_TYPE .......................................................... 810 TABLE 7.5-28 ST_SLPSTS_DATA_TYPE ................................................................. 811 TABLE 7.5-29 ST_VCPSTS_DATA_TYPE................................................................. 811 TABLE 7.5-30 ST_TRUNK_DATA_TYPE .................................................................. 812 TABLE 7.5-31 ST_T1_TRUNK_DATA_TYPE............................................................ 812 TABLE 7.5-32 ST_BSC_DATA_TYPE........................................................................ 813 TABLE 7.5-33 ST_TARGET_FER_SERVICE_TYPE................................................... 813 TABLE 7.5-34 ST_MAHHO_DATA_TYPE ................................................................. 815 TABLE 7.5-35 ST_LOCATION_PARA_TYPE ............................................................. 816 TABLE 7.5-36 ST_PWR_CNTL_PARA_TYPE ............................................................ 817 TABLE 7.5-37 ST_SCH_PARAM_DATA .................................................................... 820 TABLE 7.5-38 ST_IOS_PARA_DATA......................................................................... 821 TABLE 7.5-39 ST_VCBU_HW_RESET_DATA_TYPE ................................................ 823 TABLE 7.5-40 ST_SLBU_HW_RESET_DATA_TYPE ................................................. 824 TABLE 7.5-41 ST_RE_ATM_NODE.............................................................................. 824 TABLE 7.5-42 ST_RE_SLB_NODE............................................................................. 825 TABLE 7.5-43 ST_RE_VCB_NODE ............................................................................ 825 TABLE 7.5-44 ST_RE_ALB_NODE ............................................................................ 826 TABLE 7.5-45 ST_RE_BS_ATM_NODE ..................................................................... 827 TABLE 7.5-46 ST_RE_RNC_BS_TRUNK ................................................................... 827 TABLE 7.5-47 ST_RE_ATM_PVC .............................................................................. 829 TABLE 7.5-48 ST_RE_SLB_PVC ............................................................................... 830 TABLE 7.5-49 ST_RE_VCB_PVC............................................................................... 830 TABLE 7.5-50 ST_RE_ALB_PVC ............................................................................... 831 TABLE 7.5-51 ST_RE_LOC_BS_PVC ......................................................................... 832 TABLE 7.5-52 ST_RE_OUT_BS_PVC ........................................................................ 832 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:33(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual TABLE 7.5-53 ST_RE_ATM_SVC .............................................................................. 833 TABLE 7.5-54 ST_RE_RNC_NET_CFG.................................................................... 834 TABLE 7.5-55 ST_RE_BS_NET_CFG......................................................................... 834 TABLE 7.5-56 ST_RE_RNC_NET_DATA ................................................................... 835 TABLE 7.5-57 ST_RE_RNC_IUR_CON....................................................................... 836 TABLE 7.5-58 ST_RE_RNC_IUB_CON .................................................................... 836 TABLE 7.5-59 ST_RE_RNC_SLB_CON ...................................................................... 837 TABLE 7.5-60 ST_RE_RNC_VCB_CON ................................................................... 837 TABLE 7.5-61 ST_RE_RNC_ALSU5_CON ................................................................. 837 TABLE 7.5-62 ST_RE_BS_NET_DATA...................................................................... 837 TABLE 7.5-63 ST_RE_BS_IUB_CON ....................................................................... 838 TABLE 7.5-64 ST_RE_BS_RCU5_CON ...................................................................... 838 TABLE 7.5-65 ST_RE_RNC_ALS_NET_DATA........................................................... 838 TABLE 7.5-66 ST_RE_RNC_CMP5_CON ................................................................... 839 TABLE 7.5-67 ST_LNIT_DATASL............................................................................. 839 TABLE 7.5-68 ST_LNIT_DATAST ............................................................................ 840 TABLE 7.5-69 ST_MLTWO_TIMER......................................................................... 840 TABLE 7.5-70 ST_MLTHREE_TIMER ....................................................................... 841 TABLE 7.5-71 ST_SCCP_TIMER ............................................................................... 842 TABLE 7.5-72 ST_BTS_DATA_TYPE ....................................................................... 842 TABLE 7.5-73 ST_SECTOR_DATA_TYPE................................................................. 844 TABLE 7.5-74 ST_CDMACH_DATA_TYPE ............................................................... 845 TABLE 7.5-75 ST_SYS_PARAM_MSG_DATA_TYPE................................................. 845 TABLE 7.5-76 ST_EXT_SYS_PARAM_MSG_DATA_TYPE ........................................ 849 TABLE 7.5-77 ST_NGHBR_LIST_MSG_DATA_TYPE................................................ 854 TABLE 7.5-78 ST_QOS_PARAM_DATA .................................................................... 857 TABLE 7.5-79 ST_PWR_MGT_PARAM_TYPE........................................................... 857 TABLE 7.5-80 ST_TXMS_PARAM_DATA ................................................................. 859 TABLE 7.5-81 ST_TIC_DATA_TYPE ...................................................................... 859 TABLE 7.5-82 ST_ACC_PARAM_DATA_TYPE ......................................................... 860 TABLE 7.5-83 ST_PC_GLOBAL_REDIRECT_MSG_TYPE ......................................... 862 TABLE 7.5-84 ST_BTS_CFG_TYPE .......................................................................... 864 TABLE 7.5-85 ST_DRU_CHC_DATA_TYPE .............................................................. 865 TABLE 7.5-86 ST_CHIP_CONFIG_DATA .................................................................. 865 TABLE 7.5-87 ST_HPBCH_DATA ............................................................................. 867 TABLE 7.5-88 ST_PICH_DATA_TYPE (PILOT CHANNEL) ...................................... 868 TABLE 7.5-89 ST_SYNCH_DATA_TYPE (SYNC CHANNEL) ................................. 868 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:34(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual TABLE 7.5-90 ST_PCH_DATA_TYPE (PAGING CHANNEL) .................................... 868 TABLE 7.5-91 ST_QPCH_DATA_TYPE (QUICK PAGING CHANNEL) ...................... 869 TABLE 7.5-92 ST_ACH_DATA_TYPE (ACCESS CHANNEL).................................... 869 TABLE 7.5-93 ST_APICH_DATA_TYPE (AUXILIARY PILOT CHANNEL) ................ 871 TABLE 7.5-94 ST_BCCH_DATA_TYPE (BROADCAST CHANNEL).......................... 871 TABLE 7.5-95 ST_CPCH_DATA_TYPE (COMMON POWER CONTROL CHANNEL) 872 TABLE 7.5-96 ST_CACH_DATA_TYPE (COMMON ASSIGNMENT CHANNEL) ....... 873 TABLE 7.5-97 ST_FCCCH_DATA_TYPE (FORWARD COMMON CONTROL CHANNEL)
............................................................................................................................... 873 TABLE 7.5-98 ST_EACH_DATA_TYPE (ENHANCED ACCESS CHANNEL) ............. 874 TABLE 7.5-99 ST_RCCCH_DATA_TYPE (REVERSE COMMON CONTROL CHANNEL)
............................................................................................................................... 874 TABLE 7.5-100 ST_SECTOR_CDMACH_DATA_TYPE.............................................. 874 TABLE 7.5-101 ST_HW_RESET_TYPE ..................................................................... 875 TABLE 7.5-102 ST_CHIP_PWR_CNTL_PARA_DATA................................................ 876 TABLE 7.6-1 ABBREVIATIONS IN IS-2000 SYSTEM .............................................. 877 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:35(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 1. Introduction to BSM 1.1. Overview BSM refers to the maintenance system. Through BSM, the operation and maintenance is controlled and information needed for maintenance and the maintenance data are managed and kept. The information needed for the maintenance refers to the following:
loading, state, faults, statistics, diagnosis, and configuration information. The above information can be controlled by the maintenance operator. The BSM S/W functions are as follows:
Configuration Management of System
Fault Management of System
Performance Management of System
Security Management of System
Account Management of System 1.1.1. Configuration Management of System Configuration management of the system can be divided into the following: (1) system initialization which installs the configuration target to the target system (system loading process), (2) figuring out system components, (3) system component status monitoring),
(4) understanding of the relations among the components, and (5) addition and deletion of the components to be managed. 1.1.2. Fault Management of System Fault management target includes the subsystem, board, and Memory. When problems occur in these, it should be reported to the operator promptly and accurately, so that he/she can operate the system stably. The fault management and handling function is divided into the following: (1) fault detection, (2) fault diagnosis, and (3) fault handling. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:36(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
Fault detection: the function to monitor the faults on a regular basis and write the error report.
Fault diagnosis: the function to run a diagnosis on causes for the corresponding faults. It regenerates the causes for errors, analyzes the errors, and receives report on the causes for errors from the corresponding error factors. Therefore, in general, the system test function corresponds to the diagnostic function.
Fault handling: Faults can be handled by other parts of the BSM system such as configuration management. NE (Network Element) and intangible resources, which are mounted to the system, can be managed as the status information such as Sector, FA, etc. In addition, BSM informs to the operator the status information on the status management target accurately and can inquire the status of the status management target in real time. Furthermore, through the function to check memory, it can manage the appropriateness of the memory and its use state online. In case of the call resource state management, if problems occur in the corresponding resources, BSM assists to provide the high-quality services by isolating them after tests. It notifies the operator of the reasons for the errors so he/she can isolate them and take proper measures to correct them. When faults occur or when clearing faults, the corresponding information is reported to the operator immediately through the use of the operator terminal, GUI, audible device, Alarm panel, etc. The resources with faults are automatically excluded from services to prevent the system quality degradation using the corresponding resources when processing calls. Depending on the degree that faults affect the system, they are classified into minor, major, and critical and then the operator is notified. 1) Critical ALM: It has the fatal influence on the system function. Therefore, regardless of the time it occurs, it requires the urgency in action. 2) Major ALM: It affects the system profoundly. It indicates abnormal operation of the main circuits, or fault occurrence. This fault should be notified to the operator so that he/she can perform a test on the functions or restore them. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:37(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 3) Minor ALM: It does not influence services or subscribers or call processing to much degree. It does not require urgency in action. In order to minimize the influences of the faults, BSM reports the classified faults in details, and if necessary, the operator can isolate the corresponding fault blocks and restore them. In addition, when faults occur, it helps to isolate faults and recover them by figuring out the state accurately through the diagnosis function. The diagnosis is divided into the following: 1) the Online diagnosis that is automatically run without the operators request and the On-demand diagnosis that is run by the operators command. The test function exists in the system separate from the diagnosis function and the diagnosis function uses the performance result of the test function. Online diagnosis can be changed using the operators MMC and Online diagnosis starting point and end point can also be changed. 1.1.3. Performance Management of System Performance and management functions of the system are classified into the following:
(1) the performance measurement function, (2) the performance evaluation measurement adjusting function, and (3) the performance evaluation function
(performance evaluation and performance evaluation report using the designated performance evaluation criteria). The criteria that can be used for the performance evaluation are in general as follows:
Throughput: it measures communication circuit and network node throughput. In general, PDU (protocol data unit) measures the success rate of the sending/transmission.
Workload: It takes various actions to prevent overload. By setting the standard for the workload, it prevents the overload.
Others: it measures propagation delay, wait time, and response time, and quality of service. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:38(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Hourly statistics files that are generated every hour are stored in the BSM and using the hourly statistics files, the statistics files are generated by the date, week, period, and month. In addition, the corresponding raw data can be processed using other tools. 1.1.4. Security Management of System Security management function is divided into the following: (1) notarization and (2) access control. The former secures the sources or origin of the received information, the time they are generated, and the accurateness of the information. The latter controls the access of the unauthorized users and provides the functions according to access permission. Each command has the performance level or grade so the operator can perform the command suitable for the level or grade. It allows the access to the corresponding modules by the operator. When accessing defined modules, it prohibits the input command to be performed. That is, it restricts the user rights by classifying them into the following: the operators rights that are related to exchanging, the operators rights that are related to the BTS, and the operators rights that are related to the RF Device control. 1.1.5. Account Management of System In line with the security management, the account management defines each user and provides the additional functions such as the user log, etc. Super User can register the new user or delete the existing user. Up to 64 new users can be registered and if necessary, the number of users can be increased. 1.2. Interoperability and Operation BSM S/W functions interwork with OAM (Operation and Maintenance) S/W functions that are mounted to BSP and CCP. For the network management, it configures the ATM network separately. BSM manages BSC and BS through ATM S/W and provides NMC Agent function. Through the interface with EMS, the BSM supports Q3 interface with the CMIS/CMIP protocol and the object-oriented information model. For EMS network management for BS and BSC, it uses the Manager-Agent model. BSM TMN Agent plays Agent roles, and by interoperating with EMS that plays the Manager roles, it transmits SMD-011-PMA210 Page:39(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual the BS, BSC, BSM configuration, faults, and performance data based on TMN. The GUI and WUI functions are provided for the operator to control the system easily. 1.2.1. Configuration Management of System Upon initializing the system, updating the System, and upgrading the System, BSM displays the corresponding information to the operators question by performing the following: by downloading the execution module and system data that are mounted to the each processor in BTS and BSC, receiving the loading history and information from each processor, and then backing them up. It displays the changed BTS and BSC parameter information and configuration data on the PCS mobile communication network of the CDMA method on the screen. By managing the H/W insertion information and system parameter information, it plays the essential role in recovering the faults when faults occur. In addition, the state change report along with the fault occurrence detects problems in an early stage and solves them. It also changes the configuration of the subsystem in operation and parameter information. 1.2.2. Fault Management of System BSM collects, manages, and analyzes the faults that can occur in BTS and BSC of the CDMA method in real time and reports them to the operator audibly and visibly. It can display the current fault state at the operators request and test and control the subsystem with faults. In addition, it operates in Active/Standby mode and each BSM is connected to ATM S/W. Active BSM provides classical BSM functions and Standby BSM checks the Active BSM status on a regular basis and then makes the data consistent. When Standby BSM detects faults in Active BSM, it executes the Active BSM function. 1.2.3. Performance Management of System SMD-011-PMA210 Page:40(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual BSM collects and stores the data that are needed to evaluate behavior and trend that occur in BTS and BSC and to determine the extension or reduction of the system by interworking with BTS and BSC. Regarding the performance data collection, it is divided into the following: to collect data in a cycle (5min./1hr./1day/1 month) and to collect the data at the operators request. At the operators request, it displays the statistical data that are stored or controls the statistical functions that are currently executed. The collected data are as follows: call-related data, NE use rate, frequency of fault occurrence, etc. 1.2.4. Security Management of System It authorizes the manager that operates and manages BSM, develops log for messages that are generated in the system and the command by the user and processes the information. Log-in Login Check Access Right Command Output Check User BSM Application User Data
All the BSM commands have the execution authority level.
Operator ID should have passwords, and when logging in, the passwords should be input.
The user with the upper level can have all the authorities that the user with the lower level has.
Only the user with the upper most level can change the command class.
When performing the work through the network, if there are too many users that perform the work at the same time, all the on-line messages that come to the system should be notified to the system and the message that comes through the command should be displayed on the corresponding window. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:41(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
All the On-line or On-demand commands and messages should be stored.
Among the stored messages, only the messages that are desired can be displayed by the data, time, BTS and BSC section and object number combination. 1.2.5. Account Management of System By allowing the user register, deletion, and information change by the manager that operates and manages BSM, it provides the authority by the level or the user that contains the system operation and maintenance layer to operate the stable system and maintain the system.
User ID can be added.
User ID can be deleted.
Deletion and addition of the User ID can be made by the upper level user.
User ID information can be changed.
User ID has the following information: ID, Password, and class.
The user with the higher authority can read the user with the equal or lower level user ID. 1.3. BSM Configuration 1.3.1. S/W System Boundary 1.3.1.1. S/W System Environment As a unit that provides the function to operate and maintain BTS and BSC, BSM interfaces with the CAN(Central ATM Network) and can manage up to 12 BSC and 576 BTC. When the system requirements change later, the accommodated BTS and BSC SMD-011-PMA210 Page:42(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual counts can be changed. At the carriers request, it interworks with NMS to interwork with TMN. 1.3.1.2. External Interface of the S/W System BSM inserts the ATM Card into Workstation and has interface using CAN (Central ATM Network) and Optic Cable/5 UTP Cable. It provides the following interface: CMIP Interface to interface with the NMS and TCP/UDP/IP Interface to interface with BSC and BS. 1.3.2. S/W Architecture 1.3.2.1. BSM S/W Configuration As shown in Fig. 1-2 below, BSM S/W is configured with the following: 1) BUIS (BSS User Interface Subsystem), 2) BEMS (BSS Element Management Subsystem), 3) BAMS
(BSS Agent Management Subsystem), and 4) BSIS (BSS System Interface Subsystem). SMD-011-PMA210 Page:43(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual BIUS GUIB MMIB DBMS BEMS CDMB DLMB STMB TSMB TRMB SMMB DCIB BSIS Message Queue TCP/UDP/IP CMIP BSM R R I B BAMS A G E N T NMS CAN/BSC/BTS Fig. 1.3-1 BSM S/W Configuration SMD-011-PMA210 Page:44(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 2. BSM Environment Setting 2.1. OS Installation 2.1.1. Solaris 2.7 Installation Procedures 1. Insert Solaris cdrom into Drive, input ID and Password in the Workstation and then press stop+a in a login status. Changed to a prompt state. Input the followings:
boot cdrom 2. Check to see if OS is rebooted by the CDROM Once booting is complete, the following will be displayed on the initial screen:
Fig. 2.1-1 OS Language Selection Screen 3. Select Korean EUC local (ko) from Language and Local items. Then, click Continue!
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:45(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-2 OS Installation Language and Selection Screen 2 4. Click Continue!
5. The following is the initial screen related to the network setting. Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-3 OS Installation Time Setting SMD-011-PMA210 Page:46(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 6. The screen that requires the host name is displayed. Fig. 2.1-4 Host Name Input Screen 7. Input the appropriate Host name as show below. Ex) feel. Then, click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-5 Host Name Input 2 8. Ask whether to set up the network. If the network is possible, select Yes. Click Continue!
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:47(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-6 Network Setting Screen 9. The screen asking for IP Address is displayed. Fig. 2.1-7 IP Address Input Screen 10. Type IP address that is allocated to Workstation as shown below. Ex) 150.150.62.102 Unique IP is given to each system. Then, click Continue!
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:48(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-8 IP Address Input Screen 2 11. The setting information is summarized on the screen as follows. Click Continue!
. Fig. 2.1-9 Network Basic Setting Summary Screen 12. DNS(name service) select-menu is displayed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:49(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-10 DNS Setting Screen 13. Select None among 4 select items. (To be set) Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-11 DNS Setting Screen 2 14. OK menu is displayed. Click Continue!
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:50(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-12 DNS Setting Summary Screen 15. Subnet setting screen is displayed. Select Yes. Then, click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-13 Subnet Setting Screen 16. The subnet mask IP inputting part is shown. Fig. 2.1-14 Subnet Setting Screen 2 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:51(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 17. Type the subnet mask as shown below. Ex) 255.255.255.128 (before inputting them, check if the subnet mask is used) Then, click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-15 Subnet Setting Screen 3 18. The menu designating the basic time zone is shown. Select the regional location. Then, click Set!
Fig. 2.1-16 OS Time Setting Method Screen 19. The menu containing the country and time zone is shown. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:52(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-17 OS Time Setting Region Selection Screen 20. Select Asia for the region and Korean for time zone. Then, click Select!
Fig. 2.1-18 OS Time Setting Region Selection Screen 2 21. Check to see if minute, time, data, month, and year are accurate. If they are not, click Continue!
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:53(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-19 Time Setting Screen 22. The items that are related to the subnet are summarized. Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-20 Subnet and Time Setting Summary Screen 23. The screen selecting Solaris installation method is displayed on the screen. Click Initialize!
Fig. 2.1-21 OS Installation Method Selection Screen SMD-011-PMA210 Page:54(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 24. Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-22 Attention to the Installation of OS 25. Client-related questions are shown. Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-23 X-Terminal Setting Screen 26. Language select screen is shown. Click Continue!
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:55(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-24 User Language Selection Screen 27. S/W installation-related menu is displayed. Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-25 OS Installation Category Selection Screen 28. Select Entire Distribution plus OEM support. Then, click Continue!
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:56(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-26 OS Installation Category Selection Screen 2 29. Select the disk where OS is to be installed. If two disks are displayed on the screen, it shows information. t : Select the disk with t0 - a parameter that represents the disk written. Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-27 OS Installation Disk Selection Screen SMD-011-PMA210 Page:57(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 30. Determine whether to keep data. Then, click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-28 Warning Sentence Screen Resulting from the Disk Setting 31. File system-related items are shown. Fig. 2.1-29 Selection Screen for Disk Installation Method 32. Click Manual Arrangement!
Fig. 2.1-30 Select Screen for Disk Installation Method SMD-011-PMA210 Page:58(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 33. The current disk information is shown. Click Customize!
Fig. 2.1-31 Selected Disk Information Display Screen 34. Disk use information is shown. Overlap(disk size) can be checked. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:59(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 2.1-32 Area Information Display Screen for the Disk Division 35. Disk Space Allocation As shown below, type route(/), user(/usr), and swap and select the size to the total disk space. In general, much of disk space is allocated to Route /usr. (For the suitable Disk Size, refer to the attached file.) Swap should be twice as large as the memory. (Current system memory : 256Mbyte) Click OK!
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:60(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 36. The screen that reconfirms the disk space arrangement that is previously set. Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-33 Disk Allocation Result Display Screen SMD-011-PMA210 Page:61(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 37. Items that are related to the remote file server are shown. Click Continue!
Fig. 2.1-34 Remote File Server Installation Screen 38. Click Start Installation for final installation. Fig. 2.1-35 Set up Information Display Screen for the Installation SMD-011-PMA210 Page:62(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 2.1.2. Network Environment Setting Procedures The following material is developed taking the BSM feel system as an example. Attention : If the setting is not done inappropriately, C-compiler or Informix cannot be installed. 1. After booting is done, change shell of root to c-shell(default : bourne shell). Purpose : to use the C-Shell
$cd /etc
$vi passwd Correct root:x:0:1:Super-User:/:/sbin/sh in the first line/
Modified Items : sbin/shbin/csh 2. Create .cshrc & .login file. Purpose : After booting, create .cshrc &.login file in the root. cp /etc/skel/local.cshrc /.cshrc cp /etc/skel/local.login /.login 3. Create resolv.conf. vi /etc/resolv.conf Modified Contents domain lgic.co.kr nameserver 165.243.140.230 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:63(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4. Create the hosts file. vi /etc/hosts Items to be added to the Internet host table on top. 127.0.0.1 localhost 150.150.62.102 feel.lgic.co.kr feel loghost Attention : If inputting feel.lgic.co.kr loghost, BSM might not operate. 5. Create nsswitch.conf.
: vi /etc/nsswitch.conf Add dns to the line where the host exists. hosts: files dns 6. Create defaultrouter. vi /etc/defaultrouter Input Router IP. 150.150.62.126 7. Create defaultdomain. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:64(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual vi /etc/defaultdomain Input domain name. lgic.co.kr 8. Test the network. Network Setting Test ping 150.150.62.100 Ping result : 150.150.62.64 is alive it means that the network is set up. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:65(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 2.2. DBMS(Informix) Installation 2.2.1. Informix Install 2.2.1.1. Preparation for Installation Note> The host name that is used in this document as an example is zen and Informix home directory path is /home/Informix. 2.2.1.1.1. Informix Account Creation In order to install Informix, the informix user account of the informix group is required. Account can be made by the following methods: the method that uses admintool and the method that directly modifies the file. 2.2.1.1.1.1. First Method execute admintool 1. Informix group generation: create a group under the name of informix on the Group Add menu. 2. Informix user generation: create a user under the name of informix on the Us Add menu. 2.2.1.1.1.2. Second Method modify the file directly Add informix group/ to the etc/group file and add informix account as informix group in a /etc/passwd file. Authorize the informix user by making an informix homedirectory. 2.2.1.1.2. Informix Installation File Copy Log in to the informix account in order to install Informix. Move the Informix installation file to the home directory in the informix account. Then, release all the compression to create the Install Script in the Informix Directory. (Ex. installsql, installserver, installconn, etc) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:66(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
$ cd /cdrom/informix/
$ ls al (check the path where the Informix product is located)
$ cd $INFORMIXDIR (informix Home Directory)
$ tar xvf /cdrom/informix/ICONNECT/SUN/CONNECT.TAR <= Informix Dynamic Server CD
$ tar xvf /cdrom/informix/SERVER/IDS.TAR <= Informix Dynamic Server CD
$ tar xvf /cdrom/informix/SQLRT.TAR <= Informix SQL CD 2.2.1.2. Environment File Modification To install informix, modify the system file, services file, etc and then perform rebooting. 2.2.1.2.1. /etc/ System Modification set msgsys:msginfo_msgmap=256 set msgsys:msginfo_msgmax=1024 set msgsys:msginfo_msgmnb=614400 set msgsys:msginfo_msgmni=50 set msgsys:msginfo_msgssz=128 set msgsys:msginfo_msgtql=1200 set msgsys:msginfo_msgseg=16384 set shmsys:shminfo_shmmax=104858000
#set shmsys:shminfo_shmmin=10 set shmsys:shminfo_shmmni=100 set shmsys:shminfo_shmseg=100
#set shmsys:shminfo_shmbrk=10485800 set semsys:seminfo_semmap=64 set semsys:seminfo_semmni=128 set semsys:seminfo_semmsl=64 set semsys:seminfo_semmns=8192 set semsys:seminfo_semmnu=4096 set semsys:seminfo_semume=64 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:67(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual set pt_cnt=120 2.2.1.2.2. /etc/services File Modification sqlexec 5000/tcp 2.2.1.2.3. Addition to .cshrc file Add the following to .cshrc file in the user account that uses the root, informix, and Informix and then execute the source .cshrc command.
# Informix Environment
setenv INFORMIXDIR /home/Informix setenv INFORMIXSERVER zen_tcp
=> Use TCP connection. (when using semaphore: zen) setenv PATH $INFORMIXDIR/bin:$PATH setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $INFORMIXDIR/lib:$INFORMIXDIR/lib/esql:/usr/lib setenv TERMCAP $INFORMIXDIR/etc/termcap setenv DBTEMP $INFORMIXDIR/tmp -> Create a tmp directory directly setenv ONCONFIG onconfig setenv INFORMIXC cc setenv TERM vt100 2.2.1.2.4. Addition to .login file
# @(#)login 2.0 Apr 5 1995 TriGem stty echoe stty erase ^H stty cs8 -istrip defeucw setenv LANG C >& /dev/null SMD-011-PMA210 Page:68(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual setenv DISPLAY unix:0 stty -istrip
# Aliasing ................................ setenv EXINIT 'set aw terse|map @ dd|map # x'
echo -n " Terminal type is ($term): "
set term = $X set X = $<
if $X != "" then endif if $X == "sun" then stty erase ^H stty werase ^?
endif if $X == "fast" then stty erase ^H stty werase '^?'
endif tset -I Q 2.2.1.2.5. Rebooting
#sync
#sync
#sync
# reboot 2.2.1.3. Informix Installation Lets install informix. Note> The host name that is used in this document as an example is zen and the informix home directory path is /home/informix. 2.2.1.3.1. Installing install file in order Install the following in order:
installsqlrt<root>, installserver<root>, installconn<Informix>. At this point, input serial numbers and key. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:69(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual In the <root> account
# installsqlrt INFORMIX-SQL Run Time Facility Version 7.30.UC4 Copyright (C) 1984-2000 Informix Software, Inc. Installation Script This installation procedure must be run by root (super-user). It will change the owner, group, and mode of all files of this package in this directory. There must be a user "informix" and a group "informix" known to the system. Press RETURN to continue, or the interrupt key (usually CTRL-C or DEL) to abort. RETURN Enter your serial number (for example, INF#X999999) >
Serial number Enter your serial number KEY (uppercase letters only) >
Key WARNING!
This software, and its authorized use and number of users, are subject to the applicable license agreement with Informix Software, Inc. If the number of users exceeds the licensed number, the excess users may be prevented from using the software. UNAUTHORIZED USE OR COPYING MAY SUBJECT YOU AND YOUR COMPANY TO SEVERE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LIABILITIES. Press RETURN to continue, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:70(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual or the interrupt key (usually CTRL-C or DEL) to abort. Installing directory . Installing directory bin Installing directory etc Installing directory msg Installing directory msg/en_us Installing directory msg/en_us/0333 Installing directory msg/ja_jp
Installing directory gls/lc11/th_th Installing directory gls/lc11/zh_cn Installing directory gls/lc11/zh_tw Installation of INFORMIX-SQL, Runtime Facility complete.
#installserver <= Perform identically Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.UC7 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:71(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Copyright (C) 1986-2000 Informix Software, Inc. Installation and Configuration Script This installation procedure must be run by a privileged user (Super User) It will change the owner, group, mode, (and other file attributes on Secure systems) of all files of this package in this directory. There must be a user "informix" and a group "informix" known to the system. Press RETURN to continue, or the interrupt key (usually CTRL-C or DEL) to abort.
Installing directory gls/lc11/zh_tw Installing directory bitmaps Installing Shared Libraries in System Directories ... Linking /usr/lib/ismdd07b.so from lib/ismdd07b.so Linking /usr/lib/iosm07a.so from lib/iosm07a.so SMD-011-PMA210 Page:72(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Linking /usr/lib/ipldd07a.so from lib/ipldd07a.so Installation of Informix Dynamic Server complete. In the <Informix> account
#installconn INFORMIX-Connect Version 2.40.UC1 Copyright (C) 1984-1999 Informix Software, Inc. Installation Script Installation Script Requirements:
- A user "informix" and a group "informix" must be known to the system.
- The product source files must have been loaded by user informix
- This installation procedure must be run by user informix.
- You must also set INFORMIXDIR to where you would like to install the product on and make INFORMIXDIR as your current working directory. This script will change the owner, group, and mode of many of the files of this package in this directory. Extracting files from conncontent file... <= Wait until the compressed file is unzipped. Installing I-Connect as user "informix"... Press RETURN to continue, or the interrupt key (usually CTRL-C or DEL) to abort. Enter your serial number (for example, INF#X999999) >
Serial number Enter your serial number KEY (uppercase letters only) >
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:73(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual KEY WARNING!
This software, and its authorized use and number of users, are subject to the applicable license agreement with Informix Software, Inc. If the number of users exceeds the licensed number, the excess users may be prevented from using the software. UNAUTHORIZED USE OR COPYING MAY SUBJECT YOU AND YOUR COMPANY TO SEVERE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LIABILITIES. Press RETURN to continue, or the interrupt key (usually CTRL-C or DEL) to abort. Installing directory . Installing directory etc Installing directory msg
Installing directory gls/lc11/zh_cn Installing directory gls/lc11/zh_tw
To complete the installation of INFORMIX-Connect, run /home/informix/RUN_AS_ROOT.conn as root.
Informix user portion of installation of INFORMIX-Connect complete. 2.2.1.3.2. Shared Library Linking Once the above work is complete, change the user ID of part of the execution files to root for the informix file and link shared libraries. This work can check if RUN_AS_ROOT.SERVER file is generated within the $INFORMIXDIR after performing the install script. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:74(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
#RUN_AS_ROOT.conn -> perform root. Informix Product: INFORMIX-Connect Installation Directory: /home/informix Performing root portion of installation of INFORMIX-Connect... Installation of INFORMIX-Connect complete. 2.2.2. Environment Setting 2.2.2.1. onconfig file Lets create the etc/onconfig in the informix account. Copy the existing onconfig.std file to the onconfig file and then modify and add the following paths and parameters. In the example below, the Informix path is /home/informix and the host name is zen. Modify them suitable to your system.
# INFORMIX SOFTWARE, INC.
# Title: onconfig.std
# Description: Informix Dynamic Server Configuration Parameters
# Root Dbspace Configuration ROOTNAME rootdbs # Root dbspace name ROOTPATH /home/informix/DBS/root_chk # Path for device containing root dbspace ROOTOFFSET 0 # Offset of root dbspace into device (Kbytes) ROOTSIZE 100000 # Size of root dbspace (Kbytes)
# Disk Mirroring Configuration Parameters MIRROR 1 # Mirroring flag (Yes = 1, No = 0) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:75(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual MIRRORPATH # Path for device containing mirrored root MIRROROFFSET 0 # Offset into mirrored device (Kbytes)
# Physical Log Configuration PHYSDBS rootdbs # Location (dbspace) of physical log PHYSFILE 10000 # Physical log file size (Kbytes)
# Logical Log Configuration LOGFILES 10 # Number of logical log files LOGSIZE 3000 # Logical log size (Kbytes)
# Diagnostics MSGPATH /home/informix/online.log # System message log file path CONSOLE /dev/console # System console message path ALARMPROGRAM /home/informix/etc/no_log.sh # Alarm program path SYSALARMPROGRAM /home/informix/etc/evidence.sh # System Alarm program path TBLSPACE_STATS 1
# System Archive Tape Device TAPEDEV /dev/null # Tape device path
#TAPEDEV /dev/tapedev # Tape device path TAPEBLK 16 # Tape block size (Kbytes) TAPESIZE 10240 # Maximum amount of data to put on tape (Kbytes)
# Log Archive Tape Device LTAPEDEV /dev/null # Log tape device path
#LTAPEDEV /dev/tapedev # Log tape device path LTAPEBLK 16 # Log tape block size (Kbytes) LTAPESIZE 10240 # Max amount of data to put on log tape (Kbytes)
# Optical STAGEBLOB # Informix Dynamic Server/Optical staging area
# System Configuration SERVERNUM 0 # Unique id corresponding to a Dynamic Server instance DBSERVERNAME zen # Name of default database server SMD-011-PMA210 Page:76(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual DBSERVERALIASES zen_tcp # List of alternate dbservernames NETTYPE ipcshm,1,10,CPU # When using semaphore, it is good to increase the setting with 10 connection to 50. NETTYPE tlitcp,1,10,NET # Configure poll thread(s) for nettype DEADLOCK_TIMEOUT 60 # Max time to wait of lock in distributed env. RESIDENT 0 # Forced residency flag (Yes = 1, No = 0) MULTIPROCESSOR 0 # 0 for single-processor, 1 for multi-processor NUMCPUVPS 1 # Number of user (cpu) vps SINGLE_CPU_VP 1 # If non-zero, limit number of cpu vps to one NOAGE 0 # Process aging AFF_SPROC 0 # Affinity start processor AFF_NPROCS 0 # Affinity number of processors
# Shared Memory Parameters LOCKS 100000 # Maximum number of locks BUFFERS 12800 # Maximum number of shared buffers NUMAIOVPS 1 # Number of IO vps PHYSBUFF 32 # Physical log buffer size (Kbytes) LOGBUFF 32 # Logical log buffer size (Kbytes) LOGSMAX 20 # Maximum number of logical log files CLEANERS 1 # Number of buffer cleaner processes SHMBASE 0x0A000000L # Shared memory base address SHMVIRTSIZE 30000 # initial virtual shared memory segment size SHMADD 16000 # Size of new shared memory segments (Kbytes) SHMTOTAL 0 # Total shared memory (Kbytes). 0=>unlimited CKPTINTVL 300 # Check point interval (in sec) LRUS 8 # Number of LRU queues LRU_MAX_DIRTY 60 # LRU percent dirty begin cleaning limit LRU_MIN_DIRTY 50 # LRU percent dirty end cleaning limit LTXHWM 50 # Long transaction high water mark percentage LTXEHWM 60 # Long transaction high water mark (exclusive) TXTIMEOUT 300 # Transaction timeout (in sec) STACKSIZE 32 # Stack size (Kbytes) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:77(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
# System Page Size
# BUFFSIZE - Dynamic Server no longer supports this configuration parameter.
# To determine the page size used by Dynamic Server on your platform
# see the last line of output from the command, 'onstat -b'.
# Recovery Variables
# OFF_RECVRY_THREADS:
# Number of parallel worker threads during fast recovery or an offline restore.
# ON_RECVRY_THREADS:
# Number of parallel worker threads during an online restore. OFF_RECVRY_THREADS 10 # Default number of offline worker threads ON_RECVRY_THREADS 1 # Default number of online worker threads
# Data Replication Variables
# DRAUTO: 0 manual, 1 retain type, 2 reverse type DRAUTO 0 # DR automatic switchover DRINTERVAL 30 # DR max time between DR buffer flushes (in sec) DRTIMEOUT 30 # DR network timeout (in sec) DRLOSTFOUND /home/informix/etc/dr.lostfound # DR lost+found file path
# CDR Variables CDR_LOGBUFFERS 2048 # size of log reading buffer pool (Kbytes) CDR_EVALTHREADS 1,2 # evaluator threads (per-cpu-vp,additional) CDR_DSLOCKWAIT 5 # DS lockwait timeout (seconds) CDR_QUEUEMEM 4096 # Maximum amount of memory for any CDR queue
(Kbytes) CDR_LOGDELTA 30 # % of log space allowed in queue memory CDR_NUMCONNECT 16 # Expected connections per server CDR_NIFRETRY 300 # Connection retry (seconds) CDR_NIFCOMPRESS 0 # Link level compression (-1 never, 0 none, 9 max)
# Backup/Restore variables BAR_ACT_LOG /tmp/bar_act.log BAR_MAX_BACKUP 0 BAR_RETRY 1 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:78(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual BAR_NB_XPORT_COUNT 10 BAR_XFER_BUF_SIZE 31
# Informix Storage Manager variables ISM_DATA_POOL ISMData # If the data pool name is changed, be sure to
# update $INFORMIXDIR/bin/onbar. Change to
# ism_catalog -create_bootstrap -pool <new name>
ISM_LOG_POOL ISMLogs
# Read Ahead Variables RA_PAGES 32 # Number of pages to attempt to read ahead RA_THRESHOLD 30 # Number of pages left before next group
# DBSPACETEMP:
# Dynamic Server equivalent of DBTEMP for SE. This is the list of dbspaces
# that the Dynamic Server SQL Engine will use to create temp tables etc.
# If specified it must be a colon separated list of dbspaces that exist
# when the Dynamic Server system is brought online. If not specified, or if
# all dbspaces specified are invalid, various ad hoc queries will create
# temporary files in /tmp instead. DBSPACETEMP # Default temp dbspaces
# DUMP*:
# The following parameters control the type of diagnostics information which
# is preserved when an unanticipated error condition (assertion failure) occurs
# during Dynamic Server operations.
# For DUMPSHMEM, DUMPGCORE and DUMPCORE 1 means Yes, 0 means No. DUMPDIR /tmp # Preserve diagnostics in this directory DUMPSHMEM 0 # Dump a copy of shared memory DUMPGCORE 0 # Dump a core image using 'gcore'
DUMPCORE 0 # Dump a core image (Warning:this aborts Dynamic Server) DUMPCNT 1 # Number of shared memory or gcore dumps for
# a single user's session SMD-011-PMA210 Page:79(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FILLFACTOR 90 # Fill factor for building indexes
# method for Dynamic Server to use when determining current time USEOSTIME 0 # 0: use internal time(fast), 1: get time from OS(slow)
# Parallel Database Queries (pdq) MAX_PDQPRIORITY 100 # Maximum allowed pdqpriority DS_MAX_QUERIES # Maximum number of decision support queries DS_TOTAL_MEMORY # Decision support memory (Kbytes) DS_MAX_SCANS 1048576 # Maximum number of decision support scans DATASKIP # List of dbspaces to skip
# OPTCOMPIND
# 0 => Nested loop joins will be preferred (where
# possible) over sortmerge joins and hash joins.
# 1 => If the transaction isolation mode is not
# "repeatable read", optimizer behaves as in (2)
# below. Otherwise it behaves as in (0) above.
# 2 => Use costs regardless of the transaction isolation
# mode. Nested loop joins are not necessarily
# preferred. Optimizer bases its decision purely
# on costs. OPTCOMPIND 0 # To hint the optimizer ONDBSPACEDOWN 2 # Dbspace down option: 0 = CONTINUE, 1 = ABORT, 2
= WAIT LBU_PRESERVE 1 # Preserve last log for log backup OPCACHEMAX 0 # Maximum optical cache size (Kbytes)
# HETERO_COMMIT (Gateway participation in distributed transactions)
# 1 => Heterogeneous Commit is enabled
# 0 (or any other value) => Heterogeneous Commit is disabled HETERO_COMMIT 0
# Optimization goal: -1 = ALL_ROWS(Default), 0 = FIRST_ROWS OPT_GOAL -1 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:80(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
# Optimizer DIRECTIVES ON (1/Default) or OFF (0) DIRECTIVES 1
# Status of restartable restore RESTARTABLE_RESTORE OFF 2.2.2.2. sqlhosts File Copy the etc/sqlhosts.demo file in the Informix account to the sqlhosts file and then modify them suitable to the system. zen onipcshm zen sqlexecshm zen_tcp ontlitcp zen sqlexec 2.2.2.3. onconfig Parameter Setting Input the onmonitor command on the prompt
# onmonitor
* If creating dbspace using the cooked file, create null file.
# cd $INFORMIXDIR
# mkdir DBS
# cd DBS
# touch root_chk
# chmod 660 root_chk 2.2.3. Execution Now, the Informix installation and environment setting are complete. Lets execute the Informix.
# oninit isy <= DB Execution
# onmode my <= Convert DB into online mode
#onstat <= DB Status viewing Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.UC7 -- On-Line -- Up 00:01:00 -- 62752 Kbytes SMD-011-PMA210 Page:81(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
2.2.4. Others 2.2.4.1. Command Usage Viewing command -- <= Give option to the command to see the command usage. 2.2.4.2. DB Space Viewing and Expansion One can see the entire size of the DB and Chunk in use. If the DB space in use is short, it can be expanded by adding chunk.
#onstat d Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.UC7 -- On-Line -- Up 10:22:12 -- 62752 Kbytes Dbspaces address number flags fchunk nchunks flags owner name c04a150 1 1 1 1 N informix rootdbs 1 active, 2047 maximum Chunks address chk/dbs offset size free bpages flags pathname c04a210 1 1 0 50000 28913 PO-
/home2/informix/DBS/root_chk 1 active, 2047 maximum
#onspaces -- <= Viewing the command to expand Usage:
onspaces { -a spacename -p pathname -o offset -s size [-m path offset] |
-c { -d DBspace [-t] | -b BLOBspace -g pagesize }
-p pathname -o offset -s size [-m path offset] |
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-d spacename [-p pathname -o offset] [-f] [-y] |
-f[y] off [DBspace-list] | on [DBspace-list] |
-m spacename {-p pathname -o offset -m path offset [-y] |
-f filename} |
-r spacename [-y] |
-s spacename -p pathname -o offset {-O | -D} [-y] }
-a - Add a chunk to a DBspace or BLOBspace
-c - Create a DBspace or BLOBspace
-d - Drop a DBspace, BLOBspace or chunk
-f - Change dataskip default for specified DBspaces
-m - Add mirroring to an existing DBspace or BLOBspace
-r - Turn mirroring off for a DBspace or BLOBspace
-s - Change the status of a chunk Now, expand the DB space.
#cd DBS
#touch root_chk2 <= chunk create
#chmod 660 root_chk2
#onspaces -a rootdbs -p /home2/informix/DBS/root_chk2 -o 0 -s 50000 Verifying physical disk space, please wait ... Chunk successfully added.
# onstat -d Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.UC7 -- On-Line -- Up 10:42:43 -- 62752 Kbytes Dbspaces address number flags fchunk nchunks flags owner name c04a150 1 1 1 2 N informix rootdbs 1 active, 2047 maximum Chunks address chk/dbs offset size free bpages flags pathname c04a210 1 1 0 50000 28913 PO-
/home2/informix/DBS/root_chk SMD-011-PMA210 Page:83(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual c2d5a80 2 1 0 25000 24997 PO-
/home2/informix/DBS/root_chk2 2 active, 2047 maximum Now, remove the trunk that is added. At this time, if typing spacename(rootdbs), the DB space is dropped. For this reason, caution is required.
#onspaces -d rootdbs -p /home2/informix/DBS/root_chk2 -o 0 WARNING: Dropping a chunk. Do you really want to continue? (y/n)y Chunk successfully dropped.
** WARNING ** A level 0 archive for DBspace rootdbs will need to be done before
'/home2/informix/DBS/root_chk2' can be reused
(see Dynamic Server Administrator's manual).
#onstat -d Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.UC7 -- On-Line -- Up 10:47:20 -- 62752 Kbytes Dbspaces address number flags fchunk nchunks flags owner name c04a150 1 1 1 1 N informix rootdbs 1 active, 2047 maximum Chunks address chk/dbs offset size free bpages flags pathname c04a210 1 1 0 50000 28913 PO-
/home2/informix/DBS/root_chk 1 active, 2047 maximum SMD-011-PMA210 Page:84(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 2.3. ATM Adaptor Setup 2.3.1. SunATM Adopter Setup Power the workstation off and use the show-devs command in the OK mode to check if the adopter card is normally set up after setting up SunATM adopter.(In case of Sbus adopter, use show-devs /sbus.) Ok show-devs
/pci@1f,4000/SUNW,ma@1 Ok show-devs /sbus
/sbus@3,0/SUNW,ba@2,0 2.3.2. SunATM S/W Installation and Solaris Setup File Modification Modify SunATM adopter device driver installation and a couple of Solaris 7 OS setup files to use the SunATM adopter in the BSM. A series of work can be performed through one command using the atm_setup tool, which is provided with the package. 1. Becomes Super user. 2. Unzip the downloaded atm_setup.tar file.
# tar xvf atm_setup.tar x atm_setup, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks SMD-011-PMA210 Page:85(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual x atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks x atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Copyright, 2175 bytes, 5 tape blocks x atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/FR_Copyright, 2316 bytes, 5 tape blocks x atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Product, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks x atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Product/SUNWatm, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks x atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Product/SUNWatm/install, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks x atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Product/SUNWatm/install/copyright, 59 bytes, 1 tape blocks x atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Product/SUNWatm/install/depend, 930 bytes, 2 tape blocks
... ellipsis ... x atm_setup/atm_setup_system, 2621 bytes, 6 tape blocks x atm_setup/atm_setup_gsm, 17824 bytes, 35 tape blocks
# cd atm_setup
# ls -l total 82
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1009 1000 17824 Mar 14 12:04 atm_setup_gsm
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1009 1000 18764 Mar 14 12:04 atm_setup_is
-rw-r--r-- 1 1009 1000 2621 Mar 14 12:04 atm_setup_system drwxr-x--- 3 1009 1000 512 Mar 13 17:37 sunatm_4_0_update_1
3. In case of the IS-2000 system, execute the atm_setup_is file. In case of t the ATM IMT-2000 system, execute the atm_setup_gsm file. For the question that demands the MSC number, input the MSC number(value ranging from 1 to 7) where the corresponding BSM is to be installed
(because depending on the MSC number, IP address of each NE differs). If answering y for the question asking with a couple of y or n, the device driver and each setup file are generated. Attention: atm_setup_is or atm_setup_gsm file should be executed by the Super User Authority only once. If they are executed more then twice by mistake, ATM adopter-related items of the /etc/hosts and /etc/netmasks file can be generated. If this happens, delete the ATM-related items using the vi editor directly, and then reexecute, atm_setup_is or atm_setup_gsm. feel# ./atm_setup_is SMD-011-PMA210 Page:86(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
### SunATM Adaptor Auto Installation Program ###
### Made by Mobile Comm. S/W Dept. 1 on 01/03/14 ###
Caution!! You must run this program as a superuser, and just "ONE" time. Press Enter key. Then I'll start installation process... Input MSC No.??? 2 Uninstalling previously installed device drivers .............
sh: /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/bin/atmifconfig: not found pkgrm: ERROR: no package associated with <SUNWatm>
pkgrm: ERROR: no package associated with <SUNWatma>
pkgrm: ERROR: no package associated with <SUNWatmu>
Installing SunATM adaptor device drivers .............
Processing package instance
<SUNWatm>
from
</tmp/atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Product>
SunATM Device Drivers
(sparc) 4.0.1,REV=1999.4.27.18 Copyright 1999 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Using </> as the package base directory.
## Processing package information.
## Processing system information. 8 package pathnames are already properly installed.
## Verifying package dependencies.
## Verifying disk space requirements.
## Checking for conflicts with packages already installed.
## Checking for setuid/setgid programs. This package contains scripts which will be executed with super-user SMD-011-PMA210 Page:87(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual permission during the process of installing this package. Do you want to continue with the installation of <SUNWatm> [y,n,?] y Installing SunATM Device Drivers as <SUNWatm>
## Installing part 1 of 1.
/etc/init.d/sunatm
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/aarconfig.template
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmconfig.template
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmf.mib
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/bin/aarsetup
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/bin/aarstat
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/bin/atmadmin
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/bin/atmarp
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/bin/atmgetmac
...Ellipsis...
/kernel/mod/sscop
/platform/SUNW,Ultra-4FT/kernel/drv/ba
[ verifying class <base> ]
/etc/rc2.d/S00sunatm <linked pathname>
## Executing postinstall script. You will need to edit the config files in /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm to specify your ATM configuration. As an alternative to manually editing the files, you may also run /etc/opt/SUNWconn/bin/atmadmin to set up your configuration. Refer to the SunATM User's Guide for more information on atmadmin and the ATM configuration files. Installation of <SUNWatm> was successful. Processing package instance
<SUNWatmu>
from
</tmp/atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Product>
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:88(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual SunATM Runtime Support Software
(sparc) 4.0.1,REV=1999.4.27.18 Copyright 1999 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Using </opt> as the package base directory.
## Processing package information.
## Processing system information.
## Verifying package dependencies.
## Verifying disk space requirements.
## Checking for conflicts with packages already installed.
## Checking for setuid/setgid programs. Installing SunATM Runtime Support Software as <SUNWatmu>
## Installing part 1 of 1.
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/examples/Makefile
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/examples/dltst.c
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/examples/raw.c
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/examples/tstqcc.c
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/examples/xdump.c
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/man/man1m/aarsetup.1m
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/man/man1m/aarstat.1m
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/man/man1m/atmadmin.1m
...Ellipsis...
/opt/SUNWconn/man/man9f/qcc_unpack_status.9f <symbolic link>
/opt/SUNWconn/man/man9f/qcc_unpack_status_enq.9f <symbolic link>
[ verifying class <none> ]
Installation of <SUNWatmu> was successful. Processing package instance
<SUNWatma>
from
</tmp/atm_setup/sunatm_4_0_update_1/Product>
SunATM Interim Api Support Software
(sparc) 4.0.1,REV=1999.4.27.18 Copyright 1999 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Using </opt> as the package base directory. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:89(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
## Processing package information.
## Processing system information.
## Verifying package dependencies.
## Verifying disk space requirements.
## Checking for conflicts with packages already installed. The following files are already installed on the system and are being used by another package:
/opt/SUNWconn <attribute change only>
/opt/SUNWconn/atm <attribute change only>
Do you want to install these conflicting files [y,n,?,q] y
## Checking for setuid/setgid programs. Installing SunATM Interim Api Support Software as <SUNWatma>
## Installing part 1 of 1.
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/include/atm/atm.h
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/include/atm/atmioctl.h
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/include/atm/limits.h
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/include/atm/qcc.h
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/include/atm/qccdefs.h
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/include/atm/qccioctl.h
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/include/atm/qcctypes.h
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/include/atm/types.h
/opt/SUNWconn/atm/lib/libatm.a
...Ellipsis...
/opt/SUNWconn/lib/sparcv9/libatm.a <symbolic link>
[ verifying class <base> ]
Installation of <SUNWatma> was successful. Installed device drivers listing .............
system SUNWatm SunATM Device Drivers application SUNWatma SunATM Interim Api Support Software application SUNWatmu SunATM Runtime Support Software SMD-011-PMA210 Page:90(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Making /etc/hosts ............. Making /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/aarconfig ............. Making /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmconfig ............. Making /etc/netmasks ............. Making /etc/system ............. Installation completed. You should REBOOT the workstation!!!
Installation completed. You should REBOOT the workstation!!!
Installation completed. You should REBOOT the workstation!!!
feel#
4. Reboot the system. feel#
feel# sync feel# sync feel# sync feel# reboot -- -r 2.3.3. SunATM IPoA Driver Load Reboot the system and then execute the following with the superuser authority. Input # /etc/opt/SUNWconn/bin/atmifconfig ba0 plumb and then IpoA driver is loaded. In addition, status can be check with netstat i or ifconfig a.
# netstat I SMD-011-PMA210 Page:91(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Name Mtu Net/Dest Address Ipkts Ierrs Opkts Oerrs Collis Queue lo0 8232 loopback localhost 3557318 0 3557318 0 0 0 hme0 1500 lgicbsm.lgic.co.kr lgicbsm.lgic.co.kr 3806466 2 275845 0 6605 0 ba0 9180 msc1_bsm msc1_bsm 6874893 1557 7013685 0 0 0
# ifconfig -a lo0: flags=849<UP,LOOPBACK,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 8232 inet 127.0.0.1 netmask ff000000 hme0:
flags=863<UP,BROADCAST,NOTRAILERS,RUNNING,MULTICAST>
mtu 1500 inet 192.168.53.60 netmask ffffff00 broadcast 192.168.53.255 ba0: flags=863<UP,BROADCAST,NOTRAILERS,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 9180 inet 29.192.0.1 netmask f0000000 broadcast 31.255.255.255 ether 8:0:20:be:7e:c7 2.3.4. System File Changed by atm_setup Tool This section describes the system file information changed by the atm_setup tool. If the SunATM Adopter cannot be used for the reasons such as when the atm_setup tool generated the system files abnormally or when the operator edited these files by mistake, modify the system to the normal state and restart the ATM Adopter. 2.3.4.1. /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmconfig File
# Signalling versions for each interface:
ba0 3.0 - - -
# Classical IP values for each interface:
ba0 - msc1_bsm - -
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# LAN Emulation values for each interface:
# Framing interface values for each interface:
ba0 SONET - - -
2.3.4.2. /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/aarconfig File
# Basic entries for each Classical IP instance:
ba0 - - - l
# ILMI disabled entries:
ba0 - - - m
# Manual entries (not touched by atmadmin):
ba0 msc1_cnp_a - 32 t ba0 msc1_cnp_s - 645 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_ncp_a - 33 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_ncp_s - 646 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_ncp_a - 34 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_ncp_s - 647 t ba0 msc1_rnc2_ncp_a - 35 t ba0 msc1_rnc2_ncp_s - 648 t ba0 msc1_rnc3_ncp_a - 36 t ba0 msc1_rnc3_ncp_s - 649 t ba0 msc1_rnc4_ncp_a - 37 t ba0 msc1_rnc4_ncp_s - 650 t ba0 msc1_rnc5_ncp_a - 38 t ba0 msc1_rnc5_ncp_s - 651 t ba0 msc1_rnc6_ncp_a - 39 t ba0 msc1_rnc6_ncp_s - 652 t ba0 msc1_rnc7_ncp_a - 40 t ba0 msc1_rnc7_ncp_s - 653 t ba0 msc1_rnc8_ncp_a - 41 t ba0 msc1_rnc8_ncp_s - 654 t SMD-011-PMA210 Page:93(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ba0 msc1_rnc9_ncp_a - 42 t ba0 msc1_rnc9_ncp_s - 655 t ba0 msc1_rnc10_ncp_a - 43 t ba0 msc1_rnc10_ncp_s - 656 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_ncp_a - 44 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_ncp_s - 657 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_ccp_a - 45 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_ccp_s - 658 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_ccp_a - 46 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_ccp_s - 659 t ba0 msc1_rnc2_ccp_a - 47 t ba0 msc1_rnc2_ccp_s - 660 t ba0 msc1_rnc3_ccp_a - 48 t ba0 msc1_rnc3_ccp_s - 661 t ba0 msc1_rnc4_ccp_a - 49 t ba0 msc1_rnc4_ccp_s - 662 t ba0 msc1_rnc5_ccp_a - 50 t ba0 msc1_rnc5_ccp_s - 663 t ba0 msc1_rnc6_ccp_a - 51 t ba0 msc1_rnc6_ccp_s - 664 t ba0 msc1_rnc7_ccp_a - 52 t ba0 msc1_rnc7_ccp_s - 665 t ba0 msc1_rnc8_ccp_a - 53 t ba0 msc1_rnc8_ccp_s - 666 t ba0 msc1_rnc9_ccp_a - 54 t ba0 msc1_rnc9_ccp_s - 667 t ba0 msc1_rnc10_ccp_a - 55 t ba0 msc1_rnc10_ccp_s - 668 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_ccp_a - 56 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_ccp_s - 669 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_pcp_a - 57 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_pcp_a - 58 t ba0 msc1_rnc2_pcp_a - 59 t ba0 msc1_rnc3_pcp_a - 60 t ba0 msc1_rnc4_pcp_a - 61 t SMD-011-PMA210 Page:94(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ba0 msc1_rnc5_pcp_a - 62 t ba0 msc1_rnc6_pcp_a - 63 t ba0 msc1_rnc7_pcp_a - 64 t ba0 msc1_rnc8_pcp_a - 65 t ba0 msc1_rnc9_pcp_a - 66 t ba0 msc1_rnc10_pcp_a - 67 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_pcp_a - 68 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs0_bsp_a - 69 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs1_bsp_a - 70 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs2_bsp_a - 71 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs3_bsp_a - 72 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs4_bsp_a - 73 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs5_bsp_a - 74 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs6_bsp_a - 75 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs7_bsp_a - 76 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs8_bsp_a - 77 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs9_bsp_a - 78 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs10_bsp_a - 79 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs11_bsp_a - 80 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs12_bsp_a - 81 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs13_bsp_a - 82 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs14_bsp_a - 83 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs15_bsp_a - 84 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs16_bsp_a - 85 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs17_bsp_a - 86 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs18_bsp_a - 87 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs19_bsp_a - 88 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs20_bsp_a - 89 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs21_bsp_a - 90 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs22_bsp_a - 91 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs23_bsp_a - 92 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs24_bsp_a - 93 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs25_bsp_a - 94 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs26_bsp_a - 95 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs27_bsp_a - 96 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs28_bsp_a - 97 t SMD-011-PMA210 Page:95(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs29_bsp_a - 98 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs30_bsp_a - 99 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs31_bsp_a - 100 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs32_bsp_a - 101 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs33_bsp_a - 102 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs34_bsp_a - 103 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs35_bsp_a - 104 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs36_bsp_a - 105 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs37_bsp_a - 106 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs38_bsp_a - 107 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs39_bsp_a - 108 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs40_bsp_a - 109 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs41_bsp_a - 110 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs42_bsp_a - 111 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs43_bsp_a - 112 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs44_bsp_a - 113 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs45_bsp_a - 114 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs46_bsp_a - 115 t ba0 msc1_rnc0_bs47_bsp_a - 116 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs0_bsp_a - 117 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs1_bsp_a - 118 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs2_bsp_a - 119 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs3_bsp_a - 120 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs4_bsp_a - 121 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs5_bsp_a - 122 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs6_bsp_a - 123 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs7_bsp_a - 124 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs8_bsp_a - 125 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs9_bsp_a - 126 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs10_bsp_a - 127 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs11_bsp_a - 128 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs12_bsp_a - 129 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs13_bsp_a - 130 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs14_bsp_a - 131 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs15_bsp_a - 132 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs16_bsp_a - 133 t SMD-011-PMA210 Page:96(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs17_bsp_a - 134 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs18_bsp_a - 135 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs19_bsp_a - 136 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs20_bsp_a - 137 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs21_bsp_a - 138 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs22_bsp_a - 139 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs23_bsp_a - 140 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs24_bsp_a - 141 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs25_bsp_a - 142 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs26_bsp_a - 143 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs27_bsp_a - 144 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs28_bsp_a - 145 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs29_bsp_a - 146 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs30_bsp_a - 147 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs31_bsp_a - 148 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs32_bsp_a - 149 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs33_bsp_a - 150 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs34_bsp_a - 151 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs35_bsp_a - 152 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs36_bsp_a - 153 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs37_bsp_a - 154 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs38_bsp_a - 155 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs39_bsp_a - 156 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs40_bsp_a - 157 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs41_bsp_a - 158 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs42_bsp_a - 159 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs43_bsp_a - 160 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs44_bsp_a - 161 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs45_bsp_a - 162 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs46_bsp_a - 163 t ba0 msc1_rnc1_bs47_bsp_a - 164 t ba0 msc1_rnc2_bs0_bsp_a - 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632 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs36_bsp_a - 633 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs37_bsp_a - 634 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs38_bsp_a - 635 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs39_bsp_a - 636 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs40_bsp_a - 637 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs41_bsp_a - 638 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs42_bsp_a - 639 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs43_bsp_a - 640 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs44_bsp_a - 641 t SMD-011-PMA210 Page:110(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs45_bsp_a - 642 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs46_bsp_a - 643 t ba0 msc1_rnc11_bs47_bsp_a - 644 t 2.3.4.3. /etc/hosts File
# Classical IP over ATM
29.192.0.1 msc1_bsm # This host 29.64.2.1 msc1_cnp_a # VCI=32 29.64.2.129 msc1_cnp_s # VCI=645 17.64.2.1 msc1_rnc0_ncp_a # VCI=33 17.64.2.129 msc1_rnc0_ncp_s # VCI=646 18.64.2.1 msc1_rnc1_ncp_a # VCI=34 18.64.2.129 msc1_rnc1_ncp_s # VCI=647 19.64.2.1 msc1_rnc2_ncp_a # VCI=35 19.64.2.129 msc1_rnc2_ncp_s # VCI=648 20.64.2.1 msc1_rnc3_ncp_a # VCI=36 20.64.2.129 msc1_rnc3_ncp_s # VCI=649 21.64.2.1 msc1_rnc4_ncp_a # VCI=37 21.64.2.129 msc1_rnc4_ncp_s # VCI=650 22.64.2.1 msc1_rnc5_ncp_a # VCI=38 22.64.2.129 msc1_rnc5_ncp_s # VCI=651 23.64.2.1 msc1_rnc6_ncp_a # VCI=39 23.64.2.129 msc1_rnc6_ncp_s # VCI=652 24.64.2.1 msc1_rnc7_ncp_a # VCI=40 24.64.2.129 msc1_rnc7_ncp_s # VCI=653 25.64.2.1 msc1_rnc8_ncp_a # VCI=41 25.64.2.129 msc1_rnc8_ncp_s # VCI=654 26.64.2.1 msc1_rnc9_ncp_a # VCI=42 26.64.2.129 msc1_rnc9_ncp_s # VCI=655 27.64.2.1 msc1_rnc10_ncp_a # VCI=43 27.64.2.129 msc1_rnc10_ncp_s # VCI=656 28.64.2.1 msc1_rnc11_ncp_a # VCI=44 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:111(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 28.64.2.129 msc1_rnc11_ncp_s # VCI=657 17.64.1.1 msc1_rnc0_ccp_a # VCI=45 17.64.1.129 msc1_rnc0_ccp_s # VCI=658 18.64.1.1 msc1_rnc1_ccp_a # VCI=46 18.64.1.129 msc1_rnc1_ccp_s # VCI=659 19.64.1.1 msc1_rnc2_ccp_a # VCI=47 19.64.1.129 msc1_rnc2_ccp_s # VCI=660 20.64.1.1 msc1_rnc3_ccp_a # VCI=48 20.64.1.129 msc1_rnc3_ccp_s # VCI=661 21.64.1.1 msc1_rnc4_ccp_a # VCI=49 21.64.1.129 msc1_rnc4_ccp_s # VCI=662 22.64.1.1 msc1_rnc5_ccp_a # VCI=50 22.64.1.129 msc1_rnc5_ccp_s # VCI=663 23.64.1.1 msc1_rnc6_ccp_a # VCI=51 23.64.1.129 msc1_rnc6_ccp_s # VCI=664 24.64.1.1 msc1_rnc7_ccp_a # VCI=52 24.64.1.129 msc1_rnc7_ccp_s # VCI=665 25.64.1.1 msc1_rnc8_ccp_a # VCI=53 25.64.1.129 msc1_rnc8_ccp_s # VCI=666 26.64.1.1 msc1_rnc9_ccp_a # VCI=54 26.64.1.129 msc1_rnc9_ccp_s # VCI=667 27.64.1.1 msc1_rnc10_ccp_a # VCI=55 27.64.1.129 msc1_rnc10_ccp_s # VCI=668 28.64.1.1 msc1_rnc11_ccp_a # VCI=56 28.64.1.129 msc1_rnc11_ccp_s # VCI=669 17.64.5.1 msc1_rnc0_pcp_a # VCI=57 18.64.5.1 msc1_rnc1_pcp_a # VCI=58 19.64.5.1 msc1_rnc2_pcp_a # VCI=59 20.64.5.1 msc1_rnc3_pcp_a # VCI=60 21.64.5.1 msc1_rnc4_pcp_a # VCI=61 22.64.5.1 msc1_rnc5_pcp_a # VCI=62 23.64.5.1 msc1_rnc6_pcp_a # VCI=63 24.64.5.1 msc1_rnc7_pcp_a # VCI=64 25.64.5.1 msc1_rnc8_pcp_a # VCI=65 26.64.5.1 msc1_rnc9_pcp_a # VCI=66 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:112(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 27.64.5.1 msc1_rnc10_pcp_a # VCI=67 28.64.5.1 msc1_rnc11_pcp_a # VCI=68 17.128.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=69 17.129.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=70 17.130.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=71 17.131.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=72 17.132.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=73 17.133.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=74 17.134.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=75 17.135.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=76 17.136.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=77 17.137.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=78 17.138.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=79 17.139.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=80 17.140.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=81 17.141.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=82 17.142.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=83 17.143.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=84 17.144.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=85 17.145.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=86 17.146.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=87 17.147.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=88 17.148.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=89 17.149.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=90 17.150.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=91 17.151.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=92 17.152.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=93 17.153.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=94 17.154.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=95 17.155.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=96 17.156.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=97 17.157.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=98 17.158.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=99 17.159.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=100 17.160.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=101 17.161.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=102 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:113(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 17.162.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=103 17.163.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=104 17.164.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=105 17.165.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=106 17.166.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=107 17.167.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=108 17.168.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=109 17.169.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=110 17.170.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=111 17.171.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=112 17.172.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=113 17.173.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=114 17.174.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=115 17.175.1.1 msc1_rnc0_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=116 18.128.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=117 18.129.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=118 18.130.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=119 18.131.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=120 18.132.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=121 18.133.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=122 18.134.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=123 18.135.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=124 18.136.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=125 18.137.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=126 18.138.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=127 18.139.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=128 18.140.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=129 18.141.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=130 18.142.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=131 18.143.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=132 18.144.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=133 18.145.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=134 18.146.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=135 18.147.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=136 18.148.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=137 18.149.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=138 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:114(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 18.150.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=139 18.151.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=140 18.152.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=141 18.153.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=142 18.154.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=143 18.155.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=144 18.156.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=145 18.157.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=146 18.158.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=147 18.159.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=148 18.160.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=149 18.161.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=150 18.162.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=151 18.163.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=152 18.164.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=153 18.165.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=154 18.166.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=155 18.167.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=156 18.168.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=157 18.169.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=158 18.170.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=159 18.171.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=160 18.172.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=161 18.173.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=162 18.174.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=163 18.175.1.1 msc1_rnc1_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=164 19.128.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=165 19.129.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=166 19.130.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=167 19.131.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=168 19.132.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=169 19.133.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=170 19.134.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=171 19.135.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=172 19.136.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=173 19.137.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=174 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:115(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 19.138.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=175 19.139.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=176 19.140.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=177 19.141.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=178 19.142.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=179 19.143.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=180 19.144.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=181 19.145.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=182 19.146.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=183 19.147.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=184 19.148.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=185 19.149.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=186 19.150.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=187 19.151.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=188 19.152.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=189 19.153.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=190 19.154.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=191 19.155.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=192 19.156.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=193 19.157.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=194 19.158.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=195 19.159.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=196 19.160.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=197 19.161.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=198 19.162.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=199 19.163.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=200 19.164.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=201 19.165.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=202 19.166.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=203 19.167.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=204 19.168.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=205 19.169.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=206 19.170.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=207 19.171.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=208 19.172.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=209 19.173.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=210 19.174.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=211 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:116(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 19.175.1.1 msc1_rnc2_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=212 20.128.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=213 20.129.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=214 20.130.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=215 20.131.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=216 20.132.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=217 20.133.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=218 20.134.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=219 20.135.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=220 20.136.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=221 20.137.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=222 20.138.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=223 20.139.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=224 20.140.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=225 20.141.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=226 20.142.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=227 20.143.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=228 20.144.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=229 20.145.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=230 20.146.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=231 20.147.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=232 20.148.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=233 20.149.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=234 20.150.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=235 20.151.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=236 20.152.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=237 20.153.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=238 20.154.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=239 20.155.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=240 20.156.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=241 20.157.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=242 20.158.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=243 20.159.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=244 20.160.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=245 20.161.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=246 20.162.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=247 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:117(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 20.163.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=248 20.164.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=249 20.165.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=250 20.166.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=251 20.167.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=252 20.168.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=253 20.169.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=254 20.170.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=255 20.171.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=256 20.172.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=257 20.173.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=258 20.174.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=259 20.175.1.1 msc1_rnc3_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=260 21.128.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=261 21.129.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=262 21.130.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=263 21.131.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=264 21.132.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=265 21.133.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=266 21.134.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=267 21.135.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=268 21.136.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=269 21.137.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=270 21.138.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=271 21.139.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=272 21.140.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=273 21.141.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=274 21.142.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=275 21.143.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=276 21.144.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=277 21.145.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=278 21.146.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=279 21.147.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=280 21.148.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=281 21.149.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=282 21.150.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=283 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:118(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 21.151.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=284 21.152.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=285 21.153.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=286 21.154.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=287 21.155.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=288 21.156.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=289 21.157.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=290 21.158.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=291 21.159.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=292 21.160.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=293 21.161.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=294 21.162.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=295 21.163.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=296 21.164.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=297 21.165.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=298 21.166.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=299 21.167.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=300 21.168.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=301 21.169.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=302 21.170.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=303 21.171.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=304 21.172.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=305 21.173.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=306 21.174.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=307 21.175.1.1 msc1_rnc4_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=308 22.128.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=309 22.129.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=310 22.130.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=311 22.131.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=312 22.132.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=313 22.133.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=314 22.134.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=315 22.135.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=316 22.136.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=317 22.137.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=318 22.138.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=319 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:119(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 22.139.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=320 22.140.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=321 22.141.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=322 22.142.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=323 22.143.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=324 22.144.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=325 22.145.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=326 22.146.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=327 22.147.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=328 22.148.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=329 22.149.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=330 22.150.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=331 22.151.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=332 22.152.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=333 22.153.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=334 22.154.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=335 22.155.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=336 22.156.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=337 22.157.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=338 22.158.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=339 22.159.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=340 22.160.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=341 22.161.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=342 22.162.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=343 22.163.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=344 22.164.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=345 22.165.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=346 22.166.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=347 22.167.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=348 22.168.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=349 22.169.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=350 22.170.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=351 22.171.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=352 22.172.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=353 22.173.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=354 22.174.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=355 22.175.1.1 msc1_rnc5_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=356 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:120(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 23.128.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=357 23.129.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=358 23.130.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=359 23.131.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=360 23.132.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=361 23.133.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=362 23.134.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=363 23.135.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=364 23.136.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=365 23.137.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=366 23.138.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=367 23.139.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=368 23.140.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=369 23.141.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=370 23.142.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=371 23.143.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=372 23.144.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=373 23.145.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=374 23.146.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=375 23.147.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=376 23.148.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=377 23.149.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=378 23.150.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=379 23.151.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=380 23.152.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=381 23.153.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=382 23.154.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=383 23.155.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=384 23.156.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=385 23.157.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=386 23.158.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=387 23.159.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=388 23.160.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=389 23.161.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=390 23.162.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=391 23.163.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=392 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:121(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 23.164.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=393 23.165.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=394 23.166.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=395 23.167.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=396 23.168.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=397 23.169.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=398 23.170.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=399 23.171.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=400 23.172.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=401 23.173.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=402 23.174.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=403 23.175.1.1 msc1_rnc6_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=404 24.128.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=405 24.129.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=406 24.130.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=407 24.131.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=408 24.132.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=409 24.133.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=410 24.134.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=411 24.135.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=412 24.136.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=413 24.137.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=414 24.138.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=415 24.139.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=416 24.140.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=417 24.141.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=418 24.142.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=419 24.143.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=420 24.144.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=421 24.145.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=422 24.146.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=423 24.147.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=424 24.148.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=425 24.149.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=426 24.150.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=427 24.151.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=428 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:122(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 24.152.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=429 24.153.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=430 24.154.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=431 24.155.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=432 24.156.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=433 24.157.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=434 24.158.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=435 24.159.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=436 24.160.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=437 24.161.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=438 24.162.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=439 24.163.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=440 24.164.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=441 24.165.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=442 24.166.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=443 24.167.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=444 24.168.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=445 24.169.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=446 24.170.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=447 24.171.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=448 24.172.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=449 24.173.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=450 24.174.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=451 24.175.1.1 msc1_rnc7_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=452 25.128.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=453 25.129.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=454 25.130.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=455 25.131.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=456 25.132.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=457 25.133.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=458 25.134.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=459 25.135.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=460 25.136.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=461 25.137.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=462 25.138.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=463 25.139.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=464 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:123(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 25.140.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=465 25.141.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=466 25.142.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=467 25.143.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=468 25.144.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=469 25.145.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=470 25.146.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=471 25.147.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=472 25.148.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=473 25.149.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=474 25.150.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=475 25.151.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=476 25.152.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=477 25.153.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=478 25.154.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=479 25.155.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=480 25.156.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=481 25.157.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=482 25.158.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=483 25.159.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=484 25.160.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=485 25.161.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=486 25.162.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=487 25.163.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=488 25.164.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=489 25.165.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=490 25.166.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=491 25.167.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=492 25.168.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=493 25.169.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=494 25.170.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=495 25.171.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=496 25.172.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=497 25.173.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=498 25.174.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=499 25.175.1.1 msc1_rnc8_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=500 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:124(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 26.128.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=501 26.129.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=502 26.130.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=503 26.131.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=504 26.132.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=505 26.133.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=506 26.134.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=507 26.135.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=508 26.136.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=509 26.137.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=510 26.138.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=511 26.139.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=512 26.140.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=513 26.141.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=514 26.142.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=515 26.143.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=516 26.144.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=517 26.145.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=518 26.146.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=519 26.147.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=520 26.148.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=521 26.149.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=522 26.150.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=523 26.151.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=524 26.152.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=525 26.153.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=526 26.154.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=527 26.155.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=528 26.156.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=529 26.157.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=530 26.158.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=531 26.159.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=532 26.160.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=533 26.161.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=534 26.162.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=535 26.163.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=536 26.164.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=537 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:125(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 26.165.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=538 26.166.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=539 26.167.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=540 26.168.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=541 26.169.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=542 26.170.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=543 26.171.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=544 26.172.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=545 26.173.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=546 26.174.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=547 26.175.1.1 msc1_rnc9_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=548 27.128.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=549 27.129.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=550 27.130.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=551 27.131.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=552 27.132.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=553 27.133.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=554 27.134.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=555 27.135.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=556 27.136.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=557 27.137.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=558 27.138.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=559 27.139.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=560 27.140.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=561 27.141.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=562 27.142.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=563 27.143.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=564 27.144.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=565 27.145.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=566 27.146.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=567 27.147.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=568 27.148.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=569 27.149.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=570 27.150.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=571 27.151.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=572 27.152.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=573 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:126(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 27.153.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=574 27.154.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=575 27.155.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=576 27.156.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=577 27.157.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=578 27.158.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=579 27.159.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=580 27.160.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=581 27.161.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=582 27.162.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=583 27.163.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=584 27.164.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=585 27.165.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=586 27.166.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=587 27.167.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=588 27.168.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=589 27.169.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=590 27.170.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=591 27.171.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=592 27.172.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=593 27.173.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=594 27.174.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=595 27.175.1.1 msc1_rnc10_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=596 28.128.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs0_bsp_a # VCI=597 28.129.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs1_bsp_a # VCI=598 28.130.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs2_bsp_a # VCI=599 28.131.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs3_bsp_a # VCI=600 28.132.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs4_bsp_a # VCI=601 28.133.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs5_bsp_a # VCI=602 28.134.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs6_bsp_a # VCI=603 28.135.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs7_bsp_a # VCI=604 28.136.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs8_bsp_a # VCI=605 28.137.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs9_bsp_a # VCI=606 28.138.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs10_bsp_a # VCI=607 28.139.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs11_bsp_a # VCI=608 28.140.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs12_bsp_a # VCI=609 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:127(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 28.141.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs13_bsp_a # VCI=610 28.142.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs14_bsp_a # VCI=611 28.143.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs15_bsp_a # VCI=612 28.144.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs16_bsp_a # VCI=613 28.145.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs17_bsp_a # VCI=614 28.146.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs18_bsp_a # VCI=615 28.147.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs19_bsp_a # VCI=616 28.148.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs20_bsp_a # VCI=617 28.149.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs21_bsp_a # VCI=618 28.150.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs22_bsp_a # VCI=619 28.151.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs23_bsp_a # VCI=620 28.152.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs24_bsp_a # VCI=621 28.153.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs25_bsp_a # VCI=622 28.154.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs26_bsp_a # VCI=623 28.155.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs27_bsp_a # VCI=624 28.156.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs28_bsp_a # VCI=625 28.157.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs29_bsp_a # VCI=626 28.158.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs30_bsp_a # VCI=627 28.159.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs31_bsp_a # VCI=628 28.160.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs32_bsp_a # VCI=629 28.161.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs33_bsp_a # VCI=630 28.162.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs34_bsp_a # VCI=631 28.163.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs35_bsp_a # VCI=632 28.164.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs36_bsp_a # VCI=633 28.165.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs37_bsp_a # VCI=634 28.166.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs38_bsp_a # VCI=635 28.167.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs39_bsp_a # VCI=636 28.168.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs40_bsp_a # VCI=637 28.169.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs41_bsp_a # VCI=638 28.170.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs42_bsp_a # VCI=639 28.171.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs43_bsp_a # VCI=640 28.172.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs44_bsp_a # VCI=641 28.173.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs45_bsp_a # VCI=642 28.174.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs46_bsp_a # VCI=643 28.175.1.1 msc1_rnc11_bs47_bsp_a # VCI=644 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:128(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 2.4. User Environment 3. BSM Package Configuration 3.1. Application Configuration The S/W Packages that are needed to operate BMS are configured with the following:
~/Package/DATA, ~/Package/DATA/PLD and ~/Package/exec. Files that are included in each directory are as follows:
Table 3.1-1 ~/Package/exec File name Description bim bsm A BMS initial operation shell program that runs check_bim, sigkill, rmipc, and bsm in order. Execution file that runs BMS application programs
(DCI, dci_console, BDNL, mmi, stmx, smmx, tsmx, trmx, cdmx, and scmx) check_bim Execution file that prevents the operator from rerunning bim which is already run by mistake. rmipc Shell program that deletes unnecessary Message Queue, Semaphores and Shared Memory before BSM programs are run. sigkill Execution file that terminates application programs which are activated before BMS application programs are run BDNL Execution file that transmits the OS, execution code, PLD, etc when each processor is initially activated. DCI, dci_console Execution file that provides interface between BMS Workstation and lower level BTS and BSC. cdmx Execution file that manages parameter information and scmx smmx configuration information Manages No.7 related information Collects and manages the statistical data SMD-011-PMA210 Page:129(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual stmx trmx Execution file that manages the processor and device state. Execution file that informs the operator of problems in processor and device in a alarm/ fault format when detecting them tsmx Execution file that informs test results to the operator after conducting a test. mmi Provides interface between the operator and the application program. cmdanal Application program that checks the command input by the user. If problems are not found, it transmits the command to the corresponding process, receives the results, and then transmits them to the mmcmsg block. mmcmsg Application program that formats data from cmdanal or other application programs and transmits them to output-related process
(outerm, prnman). deadlock Processor that detects the deadlock state for process that indefinitely seizes queue resources and solve the problem. omdmmc As an application program which is run by mmi, it processes the user management command. garbage Process that finds the message that lost its destination or does not have any destination among the messages that are stacked in the queue within the mmi. prnman Application program that outputs data received from mmcmsg to the printer pcsnet manager Processor that runs the BMS client programs. Processor that manages entire GUI processors. manager.client As a manager that operates on the client side, it is distinguished from the processor on the server side. client As a processor that is operated on the client side, it transmits the command using TPC to the server and receives output messages. server Operated on the server side, it receives the command and sends the output message to the client by interworking with the client. interm It is in charge of the command line user interface among GUI, and displays command execution results. outerm neighbor It displays console messages that are from BMS among GUI. Application program that simplifies the complicated neighbor list input on the window. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:130(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual stmGUI Application program that provides BTS and BSC configuration in graphics by the hierarchy so the user can understand the system dbms pld_read trace_ipc configuration and the current state. Informix procedure that initializes the DB used by stmGUI. It allows to read PLD by the one tuple unit. When the Message Queue is full, it reads all the data in the Queue. DATAPATH Text file that indicates BTS and BSC application programs, loading data, and data needed for the screen configuration. PLD_PATH Text file that indicates the PLD Directory which is referred in the BMS as a status path. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:131(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4. BSM Command 4.1. User Interface Command 4.1.1. User Management Command 4.1.1.1. System Log-in In order to manage the system and perform the desired work, one has to log in to the BSM system. Login can be achieved through ID and passwords given to each individual user. In order to log in to BSM, INTERM should be performed. At this time, one has to input ID in LOGIN on the window that is shown and put passwords in PASSWD. Once the existing ID and the Passwords are input, it is changed to the state that can input the command. If one does not log in for a while or time expires, INTERM should be performed again.
Input the corresponding user ID in Command LOGIN:
Input the corresponding password in PASSWORD:. Fig. 4.1-1 BSM System Login Window 4.1.1.2. LOG-OUT When terminating the work in the BSM and then wanting to log in again as other ID, the user has to log out of his/her ID first. Once he/she logs out of the system and does not relog in, he/she cannot use the command any more. After logout, the window for the command input disappears and it is not shown until relog-in is done.
Command : LOG-OUT SMD-011-PMA210 Page:132(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
Input : LOG-OUT;
Output Fig. 4.1-2 Log-out 4.1.1.3. User Addition To operate and maintain the system, the user should register ID. The right to register ID can be obtained from the manger in the first class. The newly registered ID is set identically with initial passwords and ID and for security reason, the password for the newly registered ID should be changed. The ID that is to be registered should be original. That is, it should not be overlapped with existing ones. It can be registered as the second or third class. ID should be within 15 letters.
Command : ADD-USR:USR=a, CLS=b;
a : User ID [ String ]
b : Class [Number 2 or 3 ]
Input : ADD-USER:USER=USER1,CLS=2;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:133(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.1-3 User ID Register
When the ID exists already Fig. 4.1-4 Errors When Registering User ID 4.1.1.4. User Deletion Delete one user ID among the IDs that are no longer used or unnecessary ID.
Command : DEL-USR:USR=a;
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Input : DEL-USR:USR=USER1;
Output Fig. 4.1-5 User ID Deletion
When deleting ID that does not exist Fig. 4.1-6 Errors When Deleting User ID That Does Not Exist SMD-011-PMA210 Page:135(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
When deleting manager class ID Fig. 4.1-7 Errors When Deleting the Manager Class ID 4.1.1.5. User Class Change Broaden the range of the command or narrow it down by changing the use class of the corresponding user.
Command CHG-USR-CLS:USR=a,CLS=b a: User ID[String]
b: Class [2-3]
Input CHG-USR-CLS:USR=USER1,CLS=3;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:136(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.1-8 User Class Change
When changing the use class of the manager Fig. 4.1-9 Errors When Changing the Use Class of the Manager SMD-011-PMA210 Page:137(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.1.1.6. User Information Display Display registered User ID and class.
Command DIS-USR-INFO[USR=a]
a: User ID[String]
Input CHG-USR-INFO:USR=USER1;
Output Fig. 4.1-10 User Information Display 4.1.1.7. User Password Change Change ID and Password in use. In particular, since the ID of the first time registered user should be identical with the password, change the password as follows for security reasons.
Command CHG-PWD
Input CHG-PWD
Output Input the OLD PASSWORD and NEWPASSWORD one more time and check them. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:138(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.1-11 User Password Change 4.1.2. Command Management Command 4.1.2.1. Command Class Modification Modify the minimum class that can execute the registered command. If the command class is n, one has to log in as ID that is more than n class to use this command.
Command CHG-CMD-CLS:CRN=a,CLS=b a : Command Reference Number [0~9999]
b : Class [1~3]
Input CHG-CMD-CLS:CRN=0300,CLS=1
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:139(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.1-12 Command Class Modification 4.1.2.2. Command Class Display One can see the command of the corresponding class by designating the class that is desired to be displayed.
Command DIS-CMD-CLS:CLS=a;
a : Class [1~3]
Input DIS-CMD-CLS:CLS=3;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:140(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.1-13 Command Class Display 4.1.2.3. Command Information Display by Name Display the syntax to use the information on the registered commands.
Command DIS-CMD-INFO:VERB=a a : Command [Note : The command discriminator is determined to be &]
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Input DIS-CMD-INFO:DIS&CMD&INFO;
Output Fig. 4.1-14 Command Information Display by Name 4.1.2.4. Command Information by CRN Display the command information by CRN which is designated for each command.
Command DIS-CRN-INFO:CRN=a a : Command Reference Number [0~9999]
Input DIS-CRN-INFO:CRN=0200;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:142(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.1-15 Command Information Display by CRN 4.1.3. History Management Command 4.1.3.1. Command History Display Command DIS-CMD-HIS[:[DATE=a][,STM=b][,ETM=c][,USR=d]]
a : Date [MMDD]
MM : Month [1-12]
DD : Day [1-day last]
b : Start Time [HHMMSS]
HH : Hour [00-24]
MM : Min [00-60]
SS : Sec [00-60]
c : End Time [HHMMSS]
d : User ID [string]
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Input DIS-CMD-HIS:DATE=0625,STM=160000,ETM=180000
Output Fig. 4.1-16 Command History Display 4.1.3.2. Message History Display
Command HIS:TYPE=a,[DATE=b],[START_TIME=c],[END_TIME=d]
,[START_BSC=e],[END_BSC=f],[START_BTSGRP=g], DIS-MSG-
[END_BTSGRP=h] ,[START_BTSSUB=i],[END_BTSSUB=j],[PRN=k];
a : Message Type [SYS, MMC, STS, FLT, ALM]
SYS : system message MMC : MMC command STS : status message SMD-011-PMA210 Page:144(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FLT : fault message ALM : alarm message b : Date [MMDD]
MM : Month [1-12]
DD : Day [1-day last]
c : Start Time [HHMMSS]
HH : Hour [00-24]
MM : Min [00-60]
SS : Sec [00-60]
d : End Time [HHMMSS]
e : Start BSC number[0 ~ 127]
f : End BSC number[0 ~ 127]
g : Start BTS GRP number[0 ~ 47]
h : End BTS GRP number[0 ~ 47]
i : Start BTS SUB number[0 ~ 3]
j : End BTS SUB number[0 ~ 3]
k : Message number[0 ~ 9999]
Input DIS-MSG-HIS:TYPE=MMC,DATE=0625,START_TIME=140000, END_TIME=150000, START_BSC=0, [START_BTSGRP=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:145(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.1-17 Message History Display Start SMD-011-PMA210 Page:146(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.1-18 Message History Display End SMD-011-PMA210 Page:147(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.2. Loading Command 4.2.1. Loading Control Command 4.2.1.1. Block Loading (DOWN-BLK) This command is used to download specific S/W blocks to target processors from BSM. The target processors that can designate the block loading are as follows: CNP, PNP, PCP, PMP, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, SMP, and VMP. This command is used to download blocks that need subloading to the lower level processors of the designated target processors.
Command : DOWN-BLK:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c,FLASH=d,BLK=e;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, SMP0, SMP1, SMP2, SMP3, SMP4, VMP0, VMP1, VMP2, VMP3, VMP4, VMP5, VMP6, VMP7 ]
d : Whether to update the flash memory [ UPDATE or MAINTAIN ]
e : Block Name [ String ]
Input : DOWN-BLK:BSC=1,PROC=CCP,FLASH=MAINTAIN,BLK=rcpuser;
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Output :
Fig. 4.2-1 Blocking Loading Performance Result 4.2.1.2. Activation Loading (ACT-BLK) This command is used to download the specific S/W blocks from BSM to the target processor and then to activate them. The target processors that can designate the activation loading are CNP, PNP, PCP, PMP, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, ALP, SMP, and VMP. This command is used to download S/W blocks that are operated in the target processors and to replace blocks which are currently in operation by using the newly downloaded blocks.
Command : ACT-BLK:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c,FLASH=d, BLK1=e[,BLK2=e][,BLK3=e];
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name[ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, ALP, SMP0, SMP1, SMP2, SMP3, SMP4, VMP0, VMP1, VMP2, VMP3, VMP4, VMP5, VMP6, VMP7 ]
d : Whether to Update Flash Memory [ UPDATE or SMD-011-PMA210 Page:149(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual MAINTAIN ]
e : Block Name [ String ]
Input : ACT-BLK:BSC=1,PROC=CCP,FLASH=UPDATE,BLK=ccp_cal;
Output :
Fig. 4.2-2 Activation Loading Performance Result 4.2.1.3. Flash Memory Update (UPD-FLS) The command to update Flash memory is used to designate memory update as MAINTAIN in the block loading and activation loading and then to record the following:
1) the blocks that are downloaded as a result of the block loading and 2) activation loading command results in the Flash Memory.
Command : UPD-FLS:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c ;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP,
Input : UPD-FLS:BSC=1,PROC=CCP;
Output :
ALP ]
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:150(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.2-3 Flash Memory Update Result 4.2.1.4. Processor Loading Request on the Standby Side (SBY-LDNG-
PRC) It is the function that requests the loading to standby side of the processors. The target processors that can perform the Standby loading should be duplicated and both A and B sides should be normally operated. (If they are not duplicated or abnormal, the Standby loading cannot be performed.) The target processors that can request the processor loading on the standby side are as follows: CNP, PNP, PCP, PMP, NCP, CCP, SCP, and BSP.
Command : SBY-LDNG-PRC:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c ;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP ]
4.2.1.5. Processor Switching-over (ACT-PRC) The command to switch over the processors is switch over the Active Side of the target processors which operate as NORM(OLD) and NORM(NEW) after performing standby loading. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:151(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
Command : ACT-PRC:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c ;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP ]
4.2.1.6. Processor Copy (COPY-PRC) The command to copy processors which performed the standby loading and then operate as NORM(OLD) and NORM(NEW) to the Block that received the Standby loading.
Command : COPY-PRC:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c ;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP ]
4.2.1.7. Firmware Loading (LOAD-FIRM) The command to load the firmware is used to download the firmware data to fuse to the target processors or processors that serve as device servers.
Command : LOAD-FIRM :[BSC=a,] [BTS=b,] PROC_L1=c
[,PROC_L2=d], FILENAME=e;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Level 1 Processor [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP ]
d : Level 2 Processor [ ASCA, ASIA0, ASIA1, ASIA2, ASIA3, ENP, CRP, PIP0, PIP1, PIP2, PIP3, PIP4, PIP5, PIP6, PIP7, PIP8, PIP9, PIP10, ALP, SMP0, SMP1, SMP2, SMP3, SMP4, VMP0, VMP1, VMP2, VMP3, VMP4, VMP5, VMP6, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:152(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual VMP7, LICA0, LICA1,LICA2 ]
e : Firmware Data File Name [ String ]
4.2.1.8. Firmware Update (UPD-FIRM) After downloading the firmware data to fuse to target processor or processors that serve as the device servers using the firmware loading command, it downloads or fuse firmware data to target processors to devices using the firmware update command.
Command : UPD-FIRM : [BSC=a] [,BTS=b] ,PROC_L1=c [,PROC_L2=d]
[,PROC_L3=e] [,SIDE=f] ,FILENAME=g ,TYPE=h;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : :Level 1 Processor [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP ]
d : Level 2 Processor [ ASCA, ASIA_ALL, ASIA0, ASIA1, ASIA2, ASIA3, ENP, CRP, PIP_ALL, PIP0, PIP1, PIP2, PIP3, PIP4, PIP5, PIP6, PIP7, PIP8, PIP9, PIP10, ALP, SMP0, SMP1, SMP2, SMP3, SMP4, VMP0, VMP1, VMP2, VMP3, VMP4, VMP5, VMP6, VMP7, LICA_ALL, LICA0, LICA1, LICA2 ]
e : Level 3 Processor [ ALMA_ALL, ALMA0, ALMA1, ALPA_ALL, ALPA0_0, ALPA0_1, ALPA0_2, ALPA0_3, ALPA0_4, ALPA1_0, ALPA1_1, ALPA1_2, ALPA1_3, ALPA1_4, SLP_ALL, SLP0, SLP1, SLP2, SLP3, SLP4, SLP5, SLP6, SLP7, SLP8, SLP9, SLP10, SLP11, SLP12, SLP13, SLP14, SLP15, SLP16, SLP17, SLP18, SLP19, VCP_ALL, VCP0, VCP1, VCP2, VCP3, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:153(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual VCP4, VCP5, VCP6, VCP7, VCP8, VCP9, VCP10, VCP11, VCP12, VCP13, VCP14, VCP15 ]
f : Side Information [ A_SIDE, B_SIDE, BOTH ]
g : Firmware Data File Name [ String ]
h : Firmware Type [ BOOTER_FW, CPLD_FW ]
4.2.2. Loading Information Display Command 4.2.2.1. Loading Information Display (DIS-LDNG-INFO) It is the function that displays the loading information of specific processor.
Command : DIS-LDNG-INFO:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c ;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, ALP, SMP0, SMP1, SMP2, SMP3, SMP4, VMP0, VMP1, VMP2, VMP3, VMP4, VMP5, VMP6, VMP7, RCP0, RCP1, RCP2, RCP3, RCP4, RCP5, RCP6, RCP7, RCP8, RCP9 ]
Input : DIS-LDNG-INFO:BSC=1,PROC=CCP;
Output :
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:154(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.2-4 Loading Information Display Command Execution Result 4.2.2.2. Loading History Display (DIS-LDNG-HIS) It is the function that displayed up to 30 of the latest loading history of the specific processor. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:155(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
Command : DIS-LDNG-HIS:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,][PROC=c] ;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name (When deleting processor names, the entire processors are displayed)
[ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, ALP, SMP0, SMP1, SMP2, SMP3, SMP4, VMP0, VMP1, VMP2, VMP3, VMP4, VMP5, VMP6, VMP7, RCP0, RCP1, RCP2, RCP3, RCP4, RCP5, RCP6, RCP7, RCP8, RCP9 ]
Input : DIS-LDNG-INFO:BSC=1,PROC=NCP;
Output :
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:156(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.2-5 Loading History Display Function Execution Result 4.2.2.3. Block Loading History Display (DIS-BLK-HIS) It is the function that displays up to 30 of the latest block loading history of the specific processors. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:157(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
Command : DIS-BLK-HIS:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c ;
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name [ CNP, PNP, PCP0, PCP1, PCP2, PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, SMP0, SMP1, SMP2, SMP3, SMP4, VMP0, VMP1, VMP2,VMP3,VMP4,VMP5,VMP6,VMP7 ]
Input : DIS-LDNG-INFO:BSC=1,BTS=0,PROC=BSP;
Output :
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:158(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.2-6 Block Loading History Display Result 4.2.2.4. Loading State Display (DIS-LDNG-STS) It is the function that displays the information on the processor that is performing downloading. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:159(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
Command : DIS-LDNG-STS;
Input : DIS-LDNG-STS;
Output :
Fig. 4.2-7 Loading State Display Command Execution Result (When there is a processor that is performing loading) Fig. 4.2-8 Loading State Display Command Execution Result (When there is no processor that is performing loading) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:160(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.2.2.5. a.out Version Information Display (DIS-VER-INFO) The command to display a.out version information is used to check the S/W block version that is downloaded from the BSM loading directory or target processor. The target processors that can designate are as follows: BSM, CNP, PNP, PCP, PMP, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, ALP, SMP, VMP, and RCP.
Command : DIS-VER-INFO:[BSC=a,][BTS=b,]PROC=c[,FILENAME=d];
a : BSC ID [ Number 0~11 ]
b : BTS ID [ Number 0~47 ]
c : Processor Name [ BSM,CNP,PNP,PCP0,PCP1,PCP2,PMP0, PMP1, PMP2, NCP, CCP, SCP, BSP, ALP, SMP0, SMP1, SMP2, SMP3, SMP4, VMP0, VMP1, VMP2, VMP3, VMP4, VMP5, VMP6, VMP7, RCP0, RCP1, RCP2, RCP3, RCP4, RCP5, RCP6, RCP7, RCP8, RCP9 ]
d : File Name [ String ]
Input : DIS-VER-INFO:PROC=BSM,FILENAME=ccp_cdl;
DIS-VER-INFO:BSC=1,PROC=CCP,FILENAME=ccp_cdl;
Output :
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:161(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.2-9 Version Information Display Command Execution Result SMD-011-PMA210 Page:162(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3. Configuration Command During the initialization, BTS and BSC download PDL (Programmable Loading Data) that contain the configuration and parameter information as well as the OS and Application. This section describes the commands that help the user to manage the following efficiently and variably by displaying PLD and changing them online: BTS and BSC configuration, the parameter information, and the network configuration information. In particular, the systems flexibility is maximized by enabling BTS, Sector, FA, etc to be expanded by the parameter input by the user without any additional data. 4.3.1. Parameter Information Display Command
(Display_Parameter_Information_1) As a command that is used to inquire the parameter information that is currently stored in the PLD, its results are displayed on the OUTPUT WINDOW. Table 1-1 Parameter Information Display Command I DIS-BTS-DATA BSC, BTS BTS DATA verification DIS-SECT-DATA BSC, BTS, SECT SECTOR DATA verification DIS-CHAN-DATA BSC, BTS, CDMACH CDMA CHANNEL DATA verification DIS-SYS-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT, CDMACH SYSTEM PARAMETER verification DIS-EXT-SYS BSC, BTS, SECT, CDMACH DIS-NGBR-DATA BSC, BTS, SECT DIS-QOS-PARA BSC, BTS DIS-CHIP-PWR BSC, BTS EXTENDED SYSTEM PARAMETER verification Neighbor cell information verification QOS verification CHIP power control parameter verification DIS-TIC-DATA BSC, BTS, SECT, CDMACH TIC DATA verification DIS-SECT-CHAN BSC, BTS, SECT, CDMACH SYSTEM SECTOR CDMA CHANNEL PARAMETER SMD-011-PMA210 Page:163(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual DIS-PWR-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT, CDMACH verification Power control parameter information display DIS-AC-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT, ACCESS CHANNEL PARAMETER CDMACH, PC, AC verification DIS-TXMS-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT, CDMACH TXMS PARAMETERS verification DIS-GSRM-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT GSRM message verification DIS-ACC-PARA DIS-PC-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT, ACCESS PARAMETER MESSAGE CDMACH, PC verification BSC, BTS, SECT, PAGING CHANNEL parameter CDMACH, PC information verification DIS-PICH-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT, CDMACH DIS-SC-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT, CDMACH PILOT CHANNEL parameter information verification SYNC CHANNEL PARAMETER verification DIS-QPC-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT, QUICK PAGING CHANNEL CDMACH, QPC parameter information verification DIS-BCON-PARA BSC, BTS, SECT CHANNEL parameter information HOPPING PILOT BEACON DIS-BTS-DATA BSC, BTS BTS DATA verification verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:164(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.1. BTS Parameter Information Display The BTS parameters are composed of data that are used to manage the BTS and both BTS and BSC refer to this information. Command DIS-BTS-DATA:BSC=a,BTS_GRP=b,BTS_SUB=c;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : BTS Sub Number (0 ~ 3) Input DIS-BTS-DATA:BSC=0,BTS_GRP=2,BTS_SUB=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-1 BTS Parameter Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:165(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.2. Sector Parameter Information Display The BTS can be divided into 1~3 sectors to accommodate more subscribers. The sector parameter information is composed of the information on each sector in BTS and both BTS and BSC refer to this information. The user can inquire the data by BTS Group, BTS Sub, and sector. Command DIS-SECT-DATA:BSC=a[,BTS_GRP=b][,BTS_SUB=c][,SECT=d];
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : BTS Sub Number (0 ~ 3) d : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA) Input DIS-SECT-DATA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA;
Output Fig. 4.3-2 Sector Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:166(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.3. CDMA Channel Parameter Information Display The following command is used to display parameter information such as bandwidth of each CDMA channel, CDMA channel number, spare channel rate for Handoff(or Handover). This information is referred by both BTS and BSC. Command DIS-CHAN-DATA:BSC=a,BTS_GRP=b,BTS_SUB=c[,CDMACH=c];
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : BTS Sub Number(0 ~ 3) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 7) Input DIS-CHAN-DATA:BSC=0,BTS_GRP=2,BTS_SUB=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-3 CDMA Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:167(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.4. System Parameter Message Display As an Overhead message that is transmitted from BTS to MS through the paging channel, the System Parameter Message contains the information to be used for the call processing, handoff procedures, registration, etc. The information is checked by using the following command and referred by both BTS and BSC. Command DIS-SYS-PARA:BSC=a,BTS_GRP=b,BTS_SUB=c,SECT=d,CDMACH=e;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : BTS Sub Number (0 ~ 3) d : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA) e : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 7) Input DIS-SYS-PARA:BSC=0,BTS_GRP=2,BTS_SUB=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:168(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-4 System Parameter Message Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:169(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.5. Extended System Parameter Message Display As an overhead message that is transmitted from the BTS to MA through the paging channel, the Extended System Parameter Message is referred by BTS and BSC. Command DIS-EXT-SYS:BSC=a,BTS_GRP=b,BTS_SUB=c;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : BTS Sub Number (0 ~ 3) Input DIS-EXT-SYS:BSC=0,BTS_GRP=2,BTS_SUB=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:170(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-5 Extended System Parameter Message Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:171(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.6. Neighbor List Parameter Information Display Neighbor list refers to a set of the information on neighbor sectors. Each sector can have up to 20 neighbor lists. When the MS, which is busy or idle, moves to other sectors, it has to switch over a call (this is called Handoff or Handover). At this time, handoff is carried out in reference to the neighbor list. The neighbor list is referred by BTS and BSC and can be inquired by using the following command:
Command DIS-NGBR-DATA:BSC=aa,BTS_GRP=b[,BTS_SUB=c][,SECT=c];
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : BTS Sub Number (0 ~ 3) d : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA) Input DIS-NGBR-DATA:BSC=0,BTS_GROUP=2,BTS_SUB=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:172(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-6 Neighbor List Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:173(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.7. BTS QOS(Quality Of Service) Display Command DIS-QOS-PARA:BSC=a,BT=b;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) Input DIS-QOS-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-7 BTS QOS(Quality Of Service) Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:174(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.8. CHIP Power Control Parameter Display Command DIS-CHIP-PWR:BSC=a,BTS=b;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) Input DIS-CHIP-PWR:BSC=0,BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-8 Display of Parameter that Controls CHIP Power SMD-011-PMA210 Page:175(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.9. OCNS State Display Input the following commands to display transmit values, the parameter information used by BTS:
Command DIS-OCNS-STS:BSC=a,BTS=b;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) Input DIS-OCNS-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-9 OCNS State Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:176(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.10. Current Power Control Display Command DIS-CUR-PWR:BSC=a,BTS=b, SECT=c, CDMACH=d;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c: SECT d: CDMACH Input DIS-CUR-PWR:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-10 Current Power Control Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:177(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.11. TIC(Transceiver Interface Card) Data Display Input the following commands to display transmit gain values, the parameter information used by the BTS:
Command DIS-TIC-DATA:BSC=a,BTS_GRP=b,BTS_SUB=c,SECT=d,CDMACH=e;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : BTS Sub Number (0 ~ 3) d : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA) e : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 7) Input DIS-TIC-DATA:BSC=0,BTS_GRP=2,BTS_SUB=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-11 TIC(Transceiver Interface Card) Data Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:178(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.12. OCNS Display Input the following commands to display transmit gain values, the parameter information used by the BTS:
Command DIS-OCNS-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,,CDMACH=d;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) Input DIS-OCNS-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-12 OCNS Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:179(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.13. Power Management Parameter Information Display Command DIS-PWR-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,,CDMACH=d;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) Input DIS-PWR-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-13 Power Management Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:180(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.14. Access Channel Parameter Information Display Display the access channel parameter information. Command DIS-AC-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,,CDMACH=d,PC=e,AC=f;;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) e : Paging Channel ID (0 ~ 6) f : Access Channel ID (0 ~ 6) Input DIS-OCNS-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0,PC=0,AC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-14 Access Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:181(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.15. TXMS Display Command DIS-TXMS-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,,CDMACH=d;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) Input DIS-TXMS-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-15 TXMS Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:182(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.16. GSRM Parameter Information Display GSRM(Global Service Redirect Message) is the parameter information that determines the system where a call is to be tried after MS power is on. It can be inquired using the following commands:
Command DIS-GSRM-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) Input DIS-GSRM-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:183(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-16 GSRM Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:184(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.17. Access Parameter Message Display As an Overhead message that is transmitted from BTS to MS through the paging channel, the Access Parameter Message indicates the way for MS to access BTS through Access channel contains the information to be used for the call processing, handoff procedures, registration, etc. Input the following command to display the Access Parameter Message. Command DIS-ACC-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,CDMACH=d, PC=e;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) e : Paging Channel ID Input DIS-ACC-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0,PC=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:185(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-17 Access Parameter Message Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:186(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.18. Paging Channel Parameter Information Display Use the following command to display the transmit value of the paging channel:
Command DIS-PC-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,CDMACH=d, PC=e;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) e : Paging Channel ID Input DIS-PC-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0,PC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-18 Paging Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:187(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.19. Pilot Channel Parameter Information Display Use the following command to display the gain value of the pilot channel:
Command DIS-PICH-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,CDMACH=d;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) Input DIS-PICH-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-19 Pilot Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:188(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.20. Sync. Channel Parameter Information Display Use the following command to display the gain value of the sync. channel:
Command DIS-SC-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,CDMACH=d;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) Input DIS-SC-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-20 Sync. Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:189(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.21. Quick Paging Channel Parameter Information Display Use the following command to display the gain value of the quick paging channel:
Command DIS-QPC-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c,CDMACH=d, QPC=e;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) d : CDMA Channel Number (0 ~ 11) e : Quick Paging Channel ID Input DIS-QPC-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0, QPC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-21 Quick Paging Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:190(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.1.22. Hopping Pilot Beacon Channel Parameter Information Display Command DIS-BCON-PARA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECT=c;
a : BSC Number (0 ~ 11) b : BTS Number (0 ~ 47) c : Sector Number (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/EPSILON/ZETA) Input DIS-BCON-PARA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA;
Output Fig. 4.3-22 Hopping Pilot Beacon Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:191(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2. Parameter Information Display
(Display_Parameter_Information_2) 4.3.2.1. BSC Information Verification Command DIS-BSC-DATA: BSC=a;
a : BSC Number(0~11) Input DIS-BSC-DATA: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-23 BSC Information Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:192(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.2. IOS Parameter Verification Command DIS-IOS-PARA: BSC=a;
a : BSC Number(0~11) Input DIS-IOS-PARA: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-24 IOS Parameter Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:193(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.3. Forward Link Power Management Information (RS1) Verification Rate Set 1 transmits data at the speed of 9600,4800,2400,1200 bps. Input the following command to check the parameter information for RS1 Forward Link Power Management. Among the input values, FER (Frame Error Rate) has the value ranging from 0.5%, 1 to 5%. Command DIS-RS1-FWDP: BSC=a, BTS=b, FER=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) c:FER
(POINT_5/PERCENT_1/PERCENT_2/PERCENT_3/PERCENT_4/PERCET_5) Input DIS-RS1-FWDP: BSC=0, BTS=0, FER=POINT_5;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:194(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-25 Forward Link Power Management Information (RS1) Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:195(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.4. Backward Link Power Management Verification Information
(RS1) Rate Set 1 transmits data at the speed of 9600,4800,2400,1200 bps. Input the following command to check the parameter information for RS1 backward Link Power Management. Among the input values, FER (Frame Error Rate) has the value ranging from 0.5%, 1 to 5%. Command DIS-RS1-REVP: BSC=a, BTS=b, FER=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) c:FER
(POINT_5/PERCENT_1/PERCENT_2/PERCENT_3/PERCENT_4/PERCET_5) Input DIS-RS1-REVP: BSC=0, BTS=0, FER=POINT_5;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:196(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-26 Backward Link Power Management Information (RS1) Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:197(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.5. Forward Link Power Management (RS2) Verification Rate Set 2 transmits data at the speed of 14400,7200,3600,1800 bps. Input the following command to check the parameter information for RS2 Forward Link Power Management. Among the input values, FER (Frame Error Rate) has the value ranging from 0.5%, 1 to 5%. Command DIS-RS2-FWDP: BSC=a, BTS=b, FER=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) c:FER
(POINT_5/PERCENT_1/PERCENT_2/PERCENT_3/PERCENT_4/PERCET_5) Input DIS-RS2-FWDP: BSC=0, BTS=0, FER=POINT_5;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:198(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-27 Forward Link Power Management Information (RS2) Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:199(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.6. Backward Link Power Management Verification Information
(RS2) Rate Set 2 transmits data at the speed of 14400,7200,3600,1800 bps. Input the following command to check the parameter information for RS2 Backward Link Power Management. Among the input values, FER (Frame Error Rate) has the value ranging from 0.5%, 1 to 5%. Command DIS-RS2-REVP: BSC=a, BTS=b, FER=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) c:FER
(POINT_5/PERCENT_1/PERCENT_2/PERCENT_3/PERCENT_4/PERCET_5) Input DIS-RS2-REVP: BSC=0, BTS=0, FER=POINT_5;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:200(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-28 Backward Link Power Management Information (RS2) Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:201(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.7. Service Option FER Verification Target FER can be designated by the Service Option. Input the following command to display this information. In the next display, 1% Target FER is applied for the "8K VOICE" Service Option and for this, the following power management information is used: RS1 forward link power management information, RS1 backward link power management information, RS2 forward link power management information, and RS2 backward (or reverse-direction) link power management information. Command DIS-FER-PARA: BSC=a;
a : BSC Number(0~11) Input DIS-FER-PARA: BSC=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:202(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-29 Service Option FER Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:203(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.8. MAHHO Verification Command DIS-MAHH-PARA: BSC=a, BTS=b, SECT=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) c: Sector Id .(ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA) Input DIS-MAHH-PARA: BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA;
Output Fig. 4.3-30 MAHHO Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:204(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.9. LOCATION Verification Command DIS-LOC-PARA: BSC=a, BTS=b, SECT=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) c: Sector Id .(ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA) Input DIS-LOC-PARA: BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA;
Output Fig. 4.3-31 LOCATION Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:205(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.10. SCH Verification Command DIS-SCH-PARA: BSC=a, BTS=b, SECT=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) c: Sector Id .(ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA) Input DIS-SCH-PARA: BSC=0,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA;
Output Fig. 4.3-32 SCH Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:206(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.11. Power Control Data Verification Command DIS-PWR-CTRL: BSC=a, BTS=b, FER=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) c: FER (0~30) Input DIS-PWR-CTRL: BSC=0, BTS=0,FER=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:207(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-33 Power Control Data Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:208(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.12. BTS Name Display Input the following command to display the BTS name:
Command DIS-BTS-NAME: BSC=a, BTS=b;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) Input DIS-BTS-NAME: BSC=0, BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-34 BTS Name Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:209(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.13. PCP Timer Information Verification Command DIS-PCF-TIMER:PCP =a;
a : PCP Number(0~2) Input DIS-PCF-TIMER: PCP=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-35 PCP Timer Information Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:210(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.14. PCF Parameter Information Verification Command DIS-PCF-PARA :PCP =a;
a : PCP Number(0~2) Input DIS-PCF-PARA: PCP=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-36 PCF Parameter Information Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:211(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.2.15. PCF MAC ADDRESS Information Verification Command DIS-PCF-MAC :PCP =a;
a : PCP Number(0~2) Input DIS-PCF-MAC: PCP=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-37 PCF MAC ADDRESS Information Verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:212(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3. NETWORK Information Display
(Display_Parameter_Information_3) 4.3.3.1. CAN ATM NODE Information Display Command DIS-CAN-NODE;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:213(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-38 CAN ATM NODE Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:214(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.2. CAN PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-CAN-PVC;NODE_A=a;
Input DIS-CAN-PVC: NODE_A=BSM_A;
a: BSM_A,BSM_B, BSC (0~11) Output Fig. 4.3-39 CAN PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:215(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.3. CAN NETWORK PARAMETER Information Display Command DIS-CAN-NETP;
Input DIS-CAN-NETP;
Output Fig. 4.3-40 CAN NETWORK PARAMETER Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:216(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.4. CAN INTER BSC AAL2 Setting Information Display Command DIS-CAN-IUR:BSC=a;
a:BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-CAN-IUR:BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-41 CAN INTER BSC AAL2 Setting Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:217(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.5. CAN INTER BSC AAL5 Setting Information Display Command DIS-CAN-BSC;
Output Fig. 4.3-42 CAN INTER BSC AAL5 Setting Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:218(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.6. CAN ATM NODE Information Display Command DIS-CPN-NODE;
Output Fig. 4.3-43 CAN ATM NODE Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:219(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.7. PCF ATM NODE Information Display Command DIS-PCF-NODE Output Fig. 4.3-44 PCF ATM NODE Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:220(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.8. CAN PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-CPN-PVC Output Fig. 4.3-45 CAN PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:221(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.9. CAN PCF PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-PCF-PVC Output Fig. 4.3-46 CAN PCF PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:222(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.10. CPN METWORK PARAMETER Information Display Command DIS-CPN-NETP Output Fig. 4.3-47 CPN METWORK PARAMETER Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:223(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.11. CPN DATA AAL2/5 Connection Information Display Command DIS-CPN-DATA;
Output Fig. 4.3-48 CPN DATA AAL2/5 Connection Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:224(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.12. CPN PCF AAK2/5 Connection Information Display Command DIS-CPN-PCF;
Output Fig. 4.3-49 CPN PCF AAK2/5 Connection Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:225(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.13. BSC ATM NODE Information Display Command DIS-BSC-NODE: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-BSC-NODE: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-50 BSC ATM NODE Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:226(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.14. SLB ATM NODE Information Display Command DIS-SLB-NODE: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-SLB-NODE: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-51 SLB ATM NODE Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:227(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.15. VCB ATM NODE Information Display Command DIS-VCB-NODE: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-VCB-NODE: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-52 VCB ATM NODE Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:228(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.16. ALB ATM NODE Information Display Command DIS-ALB-NODE: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-ALB-NODE: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-53 ALB ATM NODE Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:229(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.17. BTS ATM NODE Information Display Command DIS-BTS-NODE: BSC=a ,BTS=b;
a: BSC Number (0~11) b: BTS Number (0~47) Input DIS-BSC-NODE: BSC=0,BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-54 BTS ATM NODE Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:230(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.18. BSC-BTS TRUNK Information Display Command DIS-TRNK-DATA: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-TRNK-DATA: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-55 BSC-BTS TRUNK Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:231(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.19. BSC PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-BSC-PVC: BSC=a,NODE_A=b;
a: BSC Number (0~11) b: NCP_A, NCP_B, CCP_A, CCP_B, ALMA0_0 , ALMA0_1, ALMA1_0 , ALMA1_1,CAN,CPN,ALP Input DIS-BSC-PVC: BSC=0,NODE_A=NCP_A;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:232(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-56 BSC PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:233(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.20. BSC SLB PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-SLB-PVC: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-SLB-PVC: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-57 BSC SLB PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:234(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.21. BSC VCB PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-VCB-PVC: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-VCB-PVC: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-58 BSC VCB PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:235(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.22. BSC ALB PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-ALB-PVC: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-ALB-PVC: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-59 BSC ALB PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:236(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.23. BTS LOCAL PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-BTS-LPVC: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-BTS-LPVC: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-60 BTS LOCAL PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:237(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.24. BTS OUTER PVC SETTING Information Display Command DIS-BTS-OPVC: BSC=a, BTS=b;
a: BSC Number (0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) Input DIS-BTS-OPVC: BSC=0, BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-61 BTS OUTER PVC SETTING Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:238(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.25. BSC NETWORK PARAMETER Information Display Command DIS-BSC-NETP: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-BSC-NETP: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-62 BSC NETWORK PARAMETER Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:239(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.26. BSC ALP NETWORK PARAMETER Information Display Command DIS-ALS-NETP: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-ALS-NETP: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-63 BSC ALP NETWORK PARAMETER Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:240(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.27. BSC INTER BSC AAL2 Information Display Command DIS-BSC-IUR: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-BSC-IUR: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-64 BSC INTER BSC AAL2 Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:241(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.28. BSC INTER BTS AAL2 Information Display Command DIS-BSC-IUB: BSC=a, BTS=b;
a: BSC Number (0~11) b: BTS Number(0~47) Input DIS-BSC-IUB: BSC=0, BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-65 BSC INTER BTS AAL2 Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:242(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.29. BSC INTER CAN AAL2/5 Information Display Command DIS-BSC-CAN: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-BSC-CAN: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-66 BSC INTER CAN AAL2/5 Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:243(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.30. BSC INTER SLB AAL5 Information Display Command DIS-BSC-SLB: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-BSC-SLB: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-67 BSC INTER SLB AAL5 Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:244(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.31. BSC INTER VCB AAL5 Information Display Command DIS-BSC-VCB: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-BSC-VCB: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-68 BSC INTER VCB AAL5 Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:245(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.32. BSC INTER ALB AAL5 Information Display Command DIS-BSC-ALB: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number (0~11) Input DIS-BSC-ALB: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-69 BSC INTER ALB AAL5 Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:246(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.33. BTS NETWORK PARAMETER Information Display Command DIS-BTS-NETP: BSC=a ,BTS=b;
a: BSC Number (0~11) b: BTS Number (0~47) Input DIS-BTS-NETP: BSC=0,BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-70 BTS NETWORK PARAMETER Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:247(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.34. BTS INTER BTS AAL2 Information Display Command DIS-BTS-IUB: BSC=a ,BTS=b;
a: BSC Number (0~11) b: BTS Number (0~47) Input DIS-BTS-IUB: BSC=0,BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-71 BTS INTER BTS AAL2 Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:248(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.3.35. BTS INTER RCU AAL5 Information Display Command DIS-BTS-RCU: BSC=a ,BTS=b;
a: BSC Number (0~11) b: BTS Number (0~47) Input DIS-BTS-RCU: BSC=0,BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-72 BTS INTER RCU AAL5 Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:249(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4. Parameter Information Change Command
(Change_Parameter_Information_1) This section describes commands that are used to change the parameter information that is inquired. The command to change parameter information cannot be easily input by the keyboard since input parameter counts are too many. For this reason, this section will skip the command input in Text and demonstrate window input by mouse. Upon inputting the command, the part in blue is the parameter that the user can change and the user can change part or entire fields among them. For details of each parameter that is input, refer to Appendix. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:250(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Table 4.3-1 Parameter Data Change Command (1) List 2201 CHG-BTS-DATA BTS parameter data change 2202 CHG-SECT-DATA SECTOR Parameter data change 2203 CHG-CHAN-DATA CDMA CHANNEL parameter data Change 2205 CHG-SYS1-PARA SYSTEM PARAMETER(1) change 2206 CHG-SYS2-PARA SYSTEM PARAMETER(2) change 2207 CHG-EXT1-SYS EXTENDED SYSTEM PARAMETER(1) change 2208 CHG-EXT2-SYS EXTENDED SYSTEM PARAMETER(2) change 2209 ADD-NGBR-DATA Addition of Neighbor cell data 2210 RMV-NGBR-DATA Deletion of Neighbor cell data 2211 CHG-NGBR-DATA Neighbor cell data change 2213 CHG-NGBR-BCON HOPPING BEACON PARAMETER change 2214 CHG-QOS-PARA QOS parameter data change 2216 CHG-CHIP-PWR Chip Power Control data change 2222 CHG-TIC-DATA TIC parameter data change 2223 CHG-SECT-CHAN Sector CDMA Channel change 2224 CHG-PWR-PARA Power control parameter data change 2225 CHG-AC-PARA ACCESS CHANNEL parameter information change 2226 CHG-TXMS-PARA TXMS parameter data change 2227 START-BTS-CALB BTS CALIBRATION start 2229 CHG-GSRM-PARA PC GLOBAL REDIRECT parameter change 2230 CHG-ACC-PARA ACCESS PARAMETER change 2232 CHG-PC-PARA PAGING CHANNEL parameter data change 2233 CHG-PICH-PARA PILOT CHANNEL parameter data change 2236 CHG-SC-PARA SYNC CHANNEL parameter data change 2238 CHG-QPC-PARA QUICH PAGING CHANNEL parameter data change 2239 CHG-BCON-PARA HOPPING PILOT BEACON CHANNEL parameter data change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:251(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.1. BTS Parameter Information Change To change the BTS parameter information, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information->Change BTS Data on the Command Window in order and input the value that the command wants to change in each field. Command CHG-BTS-DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,SID=c] [,NID=d] [,BASE_ID=e]
[,BASE_CLASS=f] [,REG_ZONE=g] [,LTM_OFF=h]
[,DAY_LT=i] [,BASE_LAT=j] [,BASE_LONG=k]
[,TUB_ENC=l] [,REV_PWR=m];
Input CHG-BTS-DATA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SID=3333;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:252(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-73 BTS Parameter Information Display 4.3.4.2. Sector Parameter Information Change To change the sector parameter information, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_1-> CHG-SECT-DATA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-SECT-DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c [,PN=d]
[,CNTL_PARA=e] ;
Input CHG-SECT-DATA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,PN=40;
Output Fig. 4.3-74 Sector Parameter Information Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:253(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.3. CDMA Channel Parameter Information Change To change the CDMA parameter information, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_1-> CHG-CHAN-DATA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-CHAN-DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,CDMACH=c
[,FREQ_BAND=d] [,CH_NUM=e] [,TCE_4HO=f] [,MAX_SCH=g];
Input CHG-CHAN-DATA :BSC=0,BTS=0 ,CDMACH=0 ,FREQ_BAND=2222;
Output Fig. 4.3-75 CDMA Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:254(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.4. SYSTEM PARAMETER(1) Change To change the system parameter message, click CDM->
Change_Parameter_Information_1-> CHG-SYS1-PARA on the Command Window in order. As the System Parameter Message have many elements, they are divided into the three commands. The output format for each command is the same. Command CHG-SYS1-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d [,TOT_ZONE=e]
[,ZONE_TIME=f] [,MULT_SIDS=g] [,MULT_NIDS=h]
[,REP_THSH=i] [,REP_FRAM=j] [,SRCH_WINA=k]
[,SRCH_WINN=l] [,SRCH_WINR=m] [,NGHB_MAGE=n] [,T_ADD=o]
[,T_DROP=p] [,T_COMP=q] [,T_TDRP=r];
Input CHG-SYS1-PARA :BSC=0,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA,CDMACH=0,TOT_ZONE=5 Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:255(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-76 System Parameter Change(1) Display 4.3.4.5. SYSTEM 4.3.4.6. PARAMETER(2) Change To change the system parameter message, click CDM->
Change_Parameter_Information_1-> CHG-SYS2-PARA on the Command Window in order. Since the System Parameter Message have many elements, they are divided into three commands. The output format for each command is the same. Input CHG-SYS2-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d [,HOME_REG=e]
[,MAX_SCI=f] [,NID_REG=g] [,SID_REG=h] [,PARM_REG=i] [,REG_PRD=j]
[,REG_DIST=k] [,PWR_UP=l] [,PWR_DOWN=m]
[,THSH_EABL=n] [,PRID_EABL=o] [,REP_DELY=p]
[,RE_SCAN=q] [,EXT_SYS=r] [,EXT_NGHBR=s] [,GEN_NGHBR=t]
[,REDIRECT=u] [,PRI_NGHBR=v] [,USER_ZONE=w]
[,EXT_REDIRECT=x] [,EXT_CHAN=y] ;
Output CHG-SYS2-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0, HOME_REG=MANUAL;
Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:256(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-77 System Parameter Change(2) Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:257(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.7. EXTENDED SYSTEM PARAMETER(1) Change To change the Extended System Parameter Message, click CDM->
Change_Parameter_Information_1-> CHG-EXT1-SYS on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Change CHG-EXT1-SYS :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d [,PREF_MSID=e]
[,MCC=f] [,IMSI_11_12=g] [,TMSI_LEN=h]
[,TMSI_ZONE_1=i] [,TMSI_ZONE_2=j] [,TMSI_ZONE_3=k]
[,TMSI_ZONE_4=l] [,TMSI_ZONE_5=m]
[,TMSI_ZONE_6=n] [,TMSI_ZONE_7=o]
[,TMSI_ZONE_8=p] [,BCAST_IDX=q] [,SOFT_SLOPE=r]
[,ADD_INT=s] [,DROP_INT=t] [,NGBR_SET=u]
[,ACCESS_HO=v] [,HO_MSG_RSP=w] [,ACC_PRB_HO=x] [,PRB_HO_OT=y] ;
Input CHG-EXT1-SYS :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0 , PREF_MSID=IMSI;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:258(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-78 Extended System Parameter Change(1) Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:259(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.8. EXTENDED SYSTEM PARAMETER(2) Change To change the Extended System Parameter Message, click CDM->
Change_Parameter_Information_1-> CHG-EXT2-SYS on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-EXT2-SYS
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,SECT=c
,CDMACH=d
[,IMSI_T_SUPRT=e]
[,P_REV=f] [,MIN_P_REV=g] [,MAX_ALT_SO=h]
[,RESEL_INCL=i] [,EC_THRESH=j]
[,EC_IO_THRESH=k] [,PILOT_REPORT=l]
[,NGBR_SET_INF=m] [,ACC_HO_ORD=n] [,HO_LIST_UPD=o]
[,MAX_PRB_HO=p] [,BRD_GPS_ASS=q] [,QPC_SUPPORT=r] [,NUM_QPCH=s]
[,QPCH_RATE=t] [,QPC_PWR_LEV=u] [,QPC_CCI=v] [,QPC_PWR_CFG=w]
[,SDB_SUPPORT=x] [,MAC_CF_SPRT=y] [,RLGAIN_PICH=z];
Input CHG-EXT2-SYS :BSC=0 ,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=,IMSI_T_SUPRT=1;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:260(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-79 Extended System Parameter Change(2) Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:261(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.9. Neighbor Cell Information Addition To add the neighbor list, click the CDM->Change_Parameter_Information_1-> ADD-
NGBR-DATA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the values to be changed. Command ADD-NGBR-DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,INDEX=d ,NGBR_CNFG=e
,NGBR_PN=f ,NGBR_SID=g ,NGBR_NID=h ,NGBR_BASE=i ,NGBR_MSC=j
,NGBR_BSC=k ,NGBR_BTS=l ,NGBR_SECT=m ,NGBR_MSC_T=n
,NGBR_BSC_T=o,NGBR_BCON=p ,SRCH_PRIO=q
,FREQ_INCL=r [,NGBR_BAND=s] [,NGBR_FREQ=t]
[,TIME_INCL=u] [,TX_OFFSET=v] [,TX_DURATION=w] [,TX_PERIOD=x]
[,SRCH_SET=y] [,ADD_PICH_REC=z] [,PICH_REC=] [,OTD_PWR=]
[,SRCH_OFFSET=] [,ACC_HO=] [,ACC_HO_ALW=];
Input ADD-NGBR-DATA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,INDEX=0 ,NGBR_CNFG=0
,NGBR_PN=0 ,NGBR_SID=0 ,NGBR_NID=0 ,NGBR_BASE=0 ,NGBR_MSC=0
,NGBR_BSC=0 ,NGBR_BTS=0 ,NGBR_SECT=ALPHA ,NGBR_MSC_T=LG_MSC
,NGBR_BSC_T=LG_BSC,NGBR_BCON=NO ,SRCH_PRIO=LOW
,FREQ_INCL=NO,NGBR_BAND=Mhz_800;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:262(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-80 Neighbor Cell Addition Display 4.3.4.10. Neighbor Cell Information Deletion To delete the neighbor list, click CDM->Change_Parameter_Information_1-> RMV-
NGBR-DATA on the Command Window in order. If the next window is displayed, then input the sector and PN value of the sector to be deleted. Command RMV-NGBR-DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,NGBR_PN=d;
Input RMV-NGBR-DATA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,NGBR_PN=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-81 Neighbor Cell Information Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:263(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.11. Neighbor Cell Information Change To change the neighbor list, click CDM->Change_Parameter_Information_1-> CHG-
NGBR-DATA on the Command Window in order. If the next input Window is displayed, input the sector and the PN value of the sector to be deleted. Command CHG-NGBR-
DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,NGBR_PN=d ,NEW_INDEX=e Input Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:264(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.12. HOPPING BEACON PARAMETER Change To change Hopping Beacon Parameter, click CDM->Change_Parameter_Information_1-
> CHG-NGBR-BCON on the Command Window in order. Command CHG-NGBR-BCON
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,SECT=c
,CDMACH=d
[,NGBR_SRCH=e]
[,USE_TIMING=f] [,G_TIME_INCL=g] [,G_TX_DURATE=h]
[,G_TX_PERIOD=i] [,SRCH_OFF_INC=j] ;
Input CHG-NGBR-BCON :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0 , NGBR_SRCH=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-82 Hopping Beacon Parameter Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:265(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.13. QOS Parameter Change To change Quality Of Service parameter information, click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_Information_1-> CHG-QOS-PARA on the Command Window in order. Command CHG-QOS-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,MAX_SCH_RATE=c];
Input CHG-QOS-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0,MAX_SCH_RATE=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-83 QOS Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:266(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.14. Chip Power Control Information Change To change Chip Power Control information, click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_Information_1-> CHG-CHIP-PWR on the Command Window in order. Command CHG-CHIP-PWR :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,CH_PWR0=c] [,CH_PWR1=d]
[,CH_PWR2=e]
[,CH_PWR3=f] [,MIN_GAIN0=g] [,MIN_GAIN1=h] [,MIN_GAIN2=i]
[,MIN_GAIN3=j][,MAX_GAIN0=k] [,MAX_GAIN1=l] [,MAX_GAIN2=m]
[,MAX_GAIN3=n] [,STEP_UP_SIZE=o] [,STEP_DN_SIZE=p]
[,FPC_PUNC=q] [,RPC_PUNC=r] [,PWR_CNT_PNT=s] [,PWR_CNT_PTN=t] ;
Input CHG-CHIP-PWR :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,CH_PWR0=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:267(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-84 Chip Power Control Information Change Display 4.3.4.15. TIC Parameter Change To change Tx Gain value, click CDM->Change_ Parameter_Information_1-> CHG-
TIC-DATA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-TIC-DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d [,TX_GAIN=e] ;
Input CHG-TIC-DATA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0 ,TX_GAIN=255 ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:268(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-85 TIC Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:269(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.16. OCNS Parameter Change To change OCNS Parameter value, click CDM->Change_ Parameter_Information_1->
CHG-OCNS-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input Window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-OCNS-PARA
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,SECT=c
,CDMACH=d
[,OCNS_ENABLE=e]
[,NUM_OCNS_CH=f] [,OCNS_TEST=g] [,OCNS_SO=h];
Input CHG-OCNS-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA , CDMACH=0 ,OCNS_ENABLE=DISABLE,NUM_OCNS_CH=2;
Output Fig. 4.3-86 OCNS Parameter Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:270(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.17. Power Control Information Change To change OCNS Parameter value, click CDM->Change_ Parameter_Information_1->
CHG-PWR-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input Window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-PWR-PARA
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,SECT=c
,CDMACH=d
[,T_RX_FILTER=e]
[,G_RX_FILTER=f] [,G_TX_FILTER=g] [,GH_TX_FILTER=h]
[,R_TX_PILOT=i] [,FLN_BLK_THSH=j] [,FLN_HO_THSH=k]
[,FLN_GAIN_SCA=l] [,RLN_BLK_THSH=m] [,RLNK_HO_THSH=n]
[,A_TX_MAX=o] [,DELTA_A_TX=p] [,K_LEVEL=q] [,K_SLOPE=r]
[,K_DELTA=s] [,DELTA_T=t] [,P_TX_MAX=u] [,INIT_CALB=v]
[,PRD_CALIB=w] [,BREATH_FLAG=x] [,PWR_EST_FLAG=y]
[,OVPWR_LMT=z] [,FLN_CAP_LMT=] [,RLN_CAP_LMT=];
Input CHG-PWR-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0, T_RX_FILTER=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:271(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-87 Power Control Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:272(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.18. ACCESS CHANNEL Parameter Information Change To change Access Channel Parameter information, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-AC-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-AC-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d ,PC=e
,AC=f [,SRCH_OFFSET=g] [,SRCH_WIN_SZ=h];
Input CHG-AC-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA , CDMACH=0 , PC=0, SRCH_WIN_SZ=32;
Output Fig. 4.3-88 Access Channel Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:273(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.19. TXMS Parameter Information Change To change TXMS Parameter information, click CDM->
Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-TXMS-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-TXMS-
PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d ,OH_CH_ERP=e ;
Input CHG-TXMS-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0 , OH_CH_ERP=25000 ;
Output Fig. 4.3-89 TXMS Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:274(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.20. BTS CALIBRATION Start To start BTS Calibration, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information->START-
BTS-CALB on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command START-BTS-CALB
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
[,SECT=c]
[,CDMACH=d] ,METHOD=e ;
Input START-BTS-CALB :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA,METHOD=OVHD ;
Output Fig. 4.3-90 BTS Calibration Start Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:275(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.21. BTS Calibration Time Change To change BTS Calibration time, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-
CALB-TIME on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-CALB-DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,HOUR=c ,MINUTE=d ,INTERVAL=e
,METHOD=f;
Input CHG-CALB-DATA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,HOUR=1 ,MINUTE=1 ,INTERVAL=1
,METHOD=OVHD;
Output Fig. 4.3-91 BTS Calibration Time Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:276(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.22. PC GLOBAL REDIRECT Parameter Information Change To change Paging Channel Global Redirect information, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-GSRM-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-GSRM-PARA
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,SECT=c
[,ACCOLC=d]
[,RET_IF_FAIL=e]
[,P_REV_MS=f] [,RDIR_P_REV=g] [,EXCL_P_REV=h] [,RDIR_P_MIN=i]
[,RDIR_P_MAX=j] [,RECORD_TYPE=k] [,RECORD_LEN=l]
[,EXPECT_A_SID=m] [,IGNORE_CDMA=n] [,SYS_ORDER=o]
[,BAND_CLASS=p] [,EXPECT_SID=q] [,EXPECT_NID=r] [,NUM_CHAN=s]
[,CDMA_CH_0=t] [,CDMA_CH_1=u] [,CDMA_CH_2=v]
[,CDMA_CH_3=w] [,CDMA_CH_4=x] [,CDMA_CH_5=y]
[,CDMA_CH_6=z] [,CDMA_CH_7=] [,CDMA_CH_8=] [,CDMA_CH_9=];
Input CHG-GSRM-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA,ACCOLC=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:277(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-92 PC Global Redirect Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:278(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.23. ACCESS PARAMETER Change To change Access Parameter information, click CDM->
Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-ACC-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-ACC-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d ,PC=e
[,NOM_PWR=f] [,INIT_PWR=g] [,PWR_STEP=h] [,NUM_STEP=i]
[,MAX_CAP_SZ=j] [,PAM_SZ=k] [,PSST_09=l] [,PSST_10=m]
[,PSST_11=n] [,PSST_12=o] [,PSST_13=p] [,PSST_14=q]
[,PSST_15=r] [,MSG_PSST=s] [,REG_PSST=t]
[,PRBE_RAN=u] [,ACC_TMO=v] [,PRBE_BKOF=w] [,BKOF=x]
[,MREQ_SEQ=y] [,MRSP_SEQ=z] [,AUTH=] [,RAND=]
[,NOM_PWR_EXT=];
Input CHG-ACC-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0 ,PC=0
,NOM_PWR=7;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:279(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-93 Access Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:280(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.24. PAGING CHANNEL Parameter Information Change To change Paging Channel Parameter information, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-PC-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-PC-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d ,PC=e
[,PC_GAIN=f] [,FRM_DUR=g] [,DATA_RATE=h];
Input CHG-PC-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0 ,PC=0
,PC_GAIN=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-94 Paging Channel Parameter Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:281(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.25. PILOT CHANNEL Parameter Information Change To change Pilot Channel Parameter information, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-PICH-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-PICH-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d [,PLOT_GAIN=e]
[,PLOT_TD_GAIN=f];
Input CHG-PICH-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA , CDMACH=0,PLOT_GAIN=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-95 Pilot Channel Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:282(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.26. SYNC CHANNEL Parameter Information Change To change Sync. Channel Parameter information, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-SC-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-SC-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d [,SC_GAIN=e];
Input CHG-SC-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=b ,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0,SC_GAIN=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-96 Sync Channel Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:283(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.27. QUICH PAGING CHANNEL Parameter Information Change To change Quick Paging Channel Parameter information, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-QPC-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-QPC-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d ,QPCH_ID=e
[,FRAME_DUR=f] [,DATA_RATE=g];
Input CHG-QPC-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,CDMACH=0 ,QPCH_ID=0
,FRAME_DUR=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-97 Quick Paging Channel Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:284(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.28. HOPPING PILOT BEACON CHANNEL Parameter Information Change To change Hopping Pilot Beacon Channel Parameter information, click CDM->
Change_ Parameter_Information->CHG-BCON-PARA on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command CHG-BCON-PARA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c [,PILOT_GAIN=d]
[,NUM_CDMA_CH=e] [,CDMA_FREQ1=f] [,CDMA_FREQ2=g]
[,CDMA_FREQ3=h] [,CDMA_FREQ4=i] [,CDMA_FREQ5=j]
[,CDMA_FREQ6=k] [,CDMA_FREQ7=l] [,CDMA_FREQ8=m]
[,CDMA_FREQ9=n] [,CDMA_FREQ10=o]
[,CDMA_FREQ11=p] [,CDMA_FREQ12=q];
Input CHG-BCON-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA ,PILOT_GAIN=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-98 Hopping Pilot Beacon Channel Parameter Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:285(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.4.29. CDMA Channel FA Test Start To start the CDMA Channel FA test, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information-
>STRT-FA-TEST on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command STRT-FA-TEST :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FA=c;
Input STRT-FA-TEST :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,FA=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-99 CDMA Channel FA Test Start Display 4.3.4.30. Termination of CDMA Channel FA Test To stop the CDMA Channel FA test, click CDM-> Change_ Parameter_Information-
>STOP-FA-TEST on the Command Window in order. If the next input window is displayed, then input the value to be changed. Command STOP-FA-TEST :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FA=c;
Input STOP-FA-TEST :BSC=0,BTS=0 ,FA=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:286(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Output Fig. 4.3-100 CDMA Channel FA Test Termination Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:287(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5. Parameter Information Change Command
(Change_Parameter_Information_2) This section describes commands that are used to change the parameter information that is inquired (required). The command to change parameter information cannot be easily input by the keyboard since input parameter counts are too many. For this reason, this section will skip the command input in text and demonstrate window input by mouse. Upon inputting the command, the part in blue is the parameter that the user can change and the user can change part or entire fields among them. For more information on parameters for each command, refer to the test procedures. Table 4.3-2 Parameter Information Change Command (2) List CRN MMC Description 2240 CHG-DORM-DATA Dormant Timer Change 2241 CHG-PKZN-DATA PACKET ZONE DATA Change 2243 CHG-FAC-TIMER FACILITIES MANAGEMENT TIMER Change 2244 CHG-HO-TIMER HANDOFF TIMER Change 2245 CHG-SUP-TIMER BSC SUPPLEMENT SERVICES TIMER Change 2246 CHG-CALL-TIMER BSC CALL PROCESSING TIMER Change 2247 CHG-MOB-TIMER BSC MOBILITY MANAGEMENT TIMER Change 2248 CHG-A89-TIMER A8 A9 INTERFACE TIMER Change 2249 CHG-A37-TIMER A3, A7 INTERFACE TIMER Change 2250 CHG-RS1-FWDP 2251 CHG-RS1-REVP 2255 CHG-RS2-FWDP 2256 CHG-RS2-REVP Forward Link Power Management Information (RS1) change Backward (or Reverse) Link Power Management Information (RS1) change Forward Link Power Management Information (RS2) change Backward (or Reverse) Link Power Management Information (RS2) change 2257 CHG-FER-PARA Service Option FER Change 2261 CHG-MAHO-DATA MAHHO DATA change 2262 CHG-LOC-PARA LOCATION PARA information change 2263 CHG-SCH-PARA SCH parameter information change 2265 CHG-PWR1-CTRL POWER CONTROL parameter information (1) change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:288(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 2266 CHG-PWR2-CTRL POWER CONTROL parameter information (2) change 2267 CHG-PWR3-CTRL POWER CONTROL parameter information (3) change 2271 CHG-BTS-NAME BTS name change 2292 CHG-PCF-TIMER PCF TIMER change 2294 CHG-PCP-ADDR PCP/PMP ADDRESS change 2295 CHG-PIP-ADDR PIP ADDRESS change 2296 CHG-PCF-PARA PCF PARAMETER change 4.3.5.1. Dormant Timer Change To change Dormant Timer, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-
DORM-DATA on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field. Command CHG-DORM-DATA :BSC=a [,DORMANT_T=b] [,INACTIVE_T=c]
[,BAND_FRAME_T=d] [,BAND_CLASS=e] ;
Input CHG-DORM-DATA :BSC=0,DORMANT_T=255;
Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:289(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-101 Dormant Timer Change Display 4.3.5.2. PACKET ZONE DATA Change To change PACKET ZONE DATA, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2->
CHG-PKZN-DATA on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-PKZN-DATA :BSC=a [,PKT_ZONE=b] [,PCP_ID=c];
Input CHG-PKZN-DATA :BSC=0,PKT_ZONE=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-102 Packet Zone Data Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:290(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.3. FACILITIES MANAGEMENT TIMER Change To change FACILITIES MANAGEMENT TIMER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-FAC-TIMER on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-FAC-TIMER :BSC=a [,T1=b] [,T2=c] [,T4=d] [,T5=e]
[,T6=f] [,T12=g] [,T13=h] [,T16=i] [,T309=j];
Input CHG-FAC-TIMER :BSC=0,T1=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-103 Facilities Management Timer Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:291(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.4. HANDOFF TIMER Change To change HANDOFF TIMER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-
HO-TIMER on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-HO-TIMER :BSC=a [,T7=b] [,T9=c] [,T10=d] [,T50=e]
[,T52=f] [,T777=g] [,T778=h] [,T787=i] [,T789=j]
[,T790=k];
Input CHG-HO-TIMER :BSC=0,T7=255;
Output FIG 4.3-104 Handoff Timer Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:292(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.5. BSC SUPPLEMENT SERVICES TIMER Change To change BSC SUPPLEMENT SERVICES TIMER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-SUP-TIMER on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-SUP-TIMER :BSC=a [,T60=b] [,T61=c] [,T62=d] [,T63=e] ;
Input CHG-SUP-TIMER :BSC=0,T60=99;
Output Fig. 4.3-105 BSC Supplement Services Timer Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:293(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.6. BSC CALL PROCESSING TIMER Change To change BSC CALL PROCESSING TIMER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-CALL-TIMER on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-CALL-TIMER :BSC=a [,T20=b] [,T30=c] [,T40=d] [,T300=e]
[,T301=f] [,T302=g] [,T303=h] [,T306=i] [,T307=j]
[,T308=k] [,T311=l] [,T312=m] [,T313=n] [,T315=o]
[,T316=p] [,T325=q] [,T326=r] [,T3113=s] [,T3230=t]
[,T3280=u] [,Tpaca1=v] [,Tpaca2=w];
Input CHG-CALL-TIMER :BSC=0,T20=99;
Output Fig. 4.3-106 BSC Call Processing Timer Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:294(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.7. BSC MOBILITY MANAGEMENT TIMER Change To change BSC MOBILITY MANAGEMENT TIMER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-MOB-TIMER on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-MOB-TIMER
:BSC=a [,T3210=b] [,T3220=c] [,T3240=d]
[,T3260=e]
[,T3270=f] [,T3271=g] [,T3272=h];
Input CHG-MOB-TIMER :BSC=0,T3210=99;
Output Fig. 4.3-107 BSC Mobility Management Timer Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:295(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.8. A8 A9 INTERFACE TIMER Change To change A8 A9 INTERFACE TIMER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2_2-> CHG-A89-TIMER on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-A89-TIMER :BSC=a [,TA8_SETUP=b] [,Talc9=c] [,Tald9=d]
[,Trel9=e];
Input CHG-A89-TIMER :BSC=0,TA8_SETUP=99;
Output Fig. 4.3-108 A8 A9 INTERFACE TIMER Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:296(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.9. A3, A7 INTERFACE TIMER Change To change A3 A7 INTERFACE TIMER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2_2-> CHG-A37-TIMER on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-A37-TIMER :BSC=a [,Tacm=b] [,Tbstact=c] [,Tbsccom=d]
[,Tchanstat=e] [,Tconn3=f] [,Tdiscon3=g] [,Tdrptgt=h] [,Ttgtrmv=i]
[,Thoreq=j] [,Tpcm=k] [,Tphysical=l];
Input CHG-A37-TIMER :BSC=0,Tacm=1000;
Output Fig. 4.3-109 A3, A7 INTERFACE TIMER Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:297(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.10. Forward Link Power Management Information (RS1) Change To change forward link power management information (RS1), click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_ Information_2_2-> CHG-RS1-FWDP on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-RS1-FWDP
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,FER=c
[,SLOW_TIME=d]
[,FAST_TIME=e]
[,STEP_FAST=f] [,SLOW_DLTA=g] [,FAST_DLTA=h] [,NOM_GAIN=i]
[,MAX_TC_GAIN=j] [,MIN_TC_GAIN=k] [,FER_THRE=l]
[,BGUP_DLTA=m] [,SMLL_DLTA=n] [,SIGL_DLTA=o]
[,DLTA_GAN1=p] [,DLTA_GAN2=q] [,DLTA_GAN3=r];
Input CHG-RS1-FWDP :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,FER=POINT_5,SLOW_TIME=20000;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:298(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-110 Forward Link Power Management Information (RS1) Change 4.3.5.11. Backward Link Power Management Information (RS1) Change To change Backward link power management information (RS1), click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_ Information_2_2-> CHG-RS1-REVP on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-RS1-REVP :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FER=c [,PNOM=d] [,PMAX=e]
[,PMIN=f] [,PUPF=g] [,PFRR=h] [,PUPE=i] [,PUPEL=j]
[,PD=k] [,PVD=l] [,PFW=m] [,PERL=n];
Input CHG-RS1-REVP :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,FER=POINT_5,PNOM= 255;
Output Fig. 4.3-111 Backward Link Power Management Information (RS1) Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:299(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.12. Forward Link Power Management Information (RS2) Change To change Forward link power management information (RS2), click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_ Information_2_2-> CHG-RS2-FWDP on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-RS2-FWDP
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,FER=c
[,IN_DWNT=d]
[,MAX_DWNT=e]
[,MIN_DWNT=f] [,TDWN_DLT=g] [,TUP_DLT=h] [,STT_THS=i]
[,ERA_MSR=j] [,CONT_ERA=k] [,CUMU_ERA=l] [,NOM_GAIN=m]
[,MAX_TX_GAIN=n] [,MIN_TX_GAIN=o] [,GAIN_DWN=p]
[,BIG_UP=q] [,SMALL_UP=r] [,SIGL_DLT=s] [,DLT_GAN1=t]
[,DLT_GAN2=u] [,DLT_GAN3=v];
Input CHG-RS2-FWDP :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,FER=POINT_5,IN_DWNT=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:300(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-112 Forward Link Power Management Information (RS2) Change 4.3.5.13. Backward Link Power Management Information (RS2) Change To change Backward link power management information (RS2), click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_ Information_2_2-> CHG-RS2-REVP on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-RS2-REVP :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FER=c [,PNOM=d] [,PMAX=e]
[,PMIN=f] [,RBUD=g] [,RSUD=h] [,RNEW=i] [,RMAXDD=j]
[,RMINDD=k] [,RDDIS=l] [,RCONTEE=m] [,RCUMULEE=n] [,REMF=o]
[,RSCT=p];
Input CHG-RS2-REVP :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,FER=POINT_5,PNOM=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:301(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-113 Backward Link Power Management Information (RS2) Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:302(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.14. Service Option FER Change To change Service Option FER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2_2->
CHG-FER-PARA on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-FER-DATA :BSC=a [,VOICE_8K=b] [,LOOPBK_8K=c] [,EVRC=d]
[,ASYNC=e] [,G3FAX=f] [,SMS=g] [,PPP_PKT=h] [,CDPP_PKT=i]
[,LOOPBK_13K=j] [,STU_TR=k] [,STU_NTR=l] [,ASYNC_13K=m]
[,G3FAX_13K=n] [,SMS_13K=o] [,VOICE_13K=p] [,IS96_VOICE=q]
[,MARKOV_8K=r] [,DATA=s] [,IS96A_1BY8=t]
[,MARKOV_13K=u] [,WLL_OFFHOOK=v] [,RS1_MARKOV=w]
[,RS2_MARKOV=x] [,FCH=y]
[,SCH=z] [,DCCH=] [,SCH_LB=] [,SCH_LB2=];
Input CHG-FER-DATA :BSC=0,VOICE_8K=P_5;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:303(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-114 Service Option FER Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:304(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.15. MAHHO DATA Change To change MAHHO DATA, click the CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2->
CHG-MAHO-DATA on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each file as shown below. Command CHG-MAHO-DATA :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c [,BORDER_FLAG=d]
[,BD_CLS=e]
[,NUM_CHAN=f] [,CDMA_FREQ0=g] [,CDMA_FREQ1=h] [,CDMA_FREQ2=i]
[,CDMA_FREQ3=j] [,CDMA_FREQ4=k] [,CDMA_FREQ5=l]
[,CDMA_FREQ6=m] [,CDMA_FREQ7=n] [,CDMA_FREQ8=o]
[,CDMA_FREQ9=p] [,CDMA_FREQ10=q] [,CDMA_FREQ11=r] [,STET=s]
[,STEIT=t] [,DRPT=u] [,MIN_TOT=v] [,CF_T_ADD=w]
[,TF_WAIT_TIME=x] [,SRCH_N=y] [,SRCH_R=z];
Input CHG-MAHO-DATA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA,BORDER_FLAG=ON;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:305(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-115 MAHHO DATA Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:306(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.16. LOCATION PARA Information Change To change LOCATION PARA information, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-LOC-PARA on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-LOC-PARA
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,SECT=c
[,ACT_T_FRM=d]
[,PUF_ST_SZ=e][,PUF_P_SZ=f]
[,PUF_INTERVAL=g]
[,PUF_I_PWR=h]
[,PUF_P_STEP=i] [,TOT_PUF_P=j] [,MAX_PWR_PUF=k];
Input CHG-LOC-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA,ACT_T_FRM=ON;
Output Fig. 4.3-116 LOCATION PARA Information Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:307(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.17. SCH Parameter Information Change To change SCH PARA information, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2->
CHG-SCH-PARA on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-SCH-PARA
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,SECT=c
[,SCH_T_ADD=d]
[,SCH_T_DROP=e]
[,T_MULCHAN=f] [,BEGIN_PRMBL=g] [,RES_PRMBL=h]
[,PS_MIN_DELTA=i] [,ORD_INTERVAL=j] [,NUM_PILOTS=k]
[,PRD_INTERVAL=l] [,FLOOR_HIGH=m] [,FLOOR_LOW=n]
[,PS_CEIL_HIGH=o] [,PS_CEIL_LOW=p] [,THSH_INTERVAL=q]
[,T_SLOTTED=r];
Input CHG-SCH-PARA :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,SECT=ALPHA,SCH_T_ADD=ON;
Output Fig. 4.3-117 SCH Parameter Information Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:308(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.18. POWER CONTROL Parameter Information (1) Change To change POWER CONTROL Parameter information
(1), click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-PWR1-CTRL on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-PWR1-CTRL :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FER=c [,PWR_CNT_STEP=d]
[,FPC_MODE=e] [,FPC_FC_INIT=f] [,FPC_FC_MIN=g]
[,FPC_FCH_MAX=h] [,FPC_DCC_INIT=i] [,FPC_DCC_MIN=j]
[,FPC_DCC_MAX=k] [,FPC_SC_INIT=l] [,FPC_SC_MIN=m]
[,FPC_SC_MAX=n]
[,FPC_THRESH=o] [,FCH_THSH_SC=p] [,FCH_ADJ_GAIN=q]
[,DCC_ADJ_GAIN=r] [,SC0_ADJ_GAIN=s] [,SC1_ADJ_GAIN=t]
[,FPC_SUBCH=u]
[,RL_GAIN_ADJ=v]
[,RL_TC_PICH=w]
[,RL_SC_PILOT=x];
Input CHG-PWR1-CTRL :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,FER=30,PWR_CNT_STEP=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:309(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.3-118 POWER CONTROL Parameter Information (1) Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:310(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.19. POWER CONTROL Parameter Information (2) Change To change POWER CONTROL Parameter information
(2), click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-PWR2-CTRL on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-PWR2-CTRL
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
,FER=c
,USE_REV_P=d
[,GAIN_1500=e]
[,GAIN_2700=f] [,GAIN_4800=g] [,GAIN_9600=h] [,GAIN_1800=i]
[,GAIN_3600=j] [,GAIN_7200=k] [,GAIN_14400=l]
[,NORM_9600_5MS=m];
Input CHG-PWR2-CTRL :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,FER=c ,USE_REV_P=USE_REV_P, GAIN_1500=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-119 POWER CONTROL Parameter Information (2) Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:311(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.20. POWER CONTROL Parameter Information (3) Change To change POWER CONTROL Parameter information
(3), click CDM-
>Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-PWR3-CTRL on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-PWR3-
CTRL :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FER=c ,USE_REV_P=d ,USE_TUB_ENC=e
[,GAIN_19200=f] [,GAIN_38400=g] [,GAIN_76800=h] [,GAIN_153600=i]
[,GAIN_307200=j] [,GAIN_614400=k] [,GAIN_28800=l]
[,GAIN_57600=m] [,GAIN_115200=n] [,GAIN_230400=o]
[,GAIN_460800=p] [,GAIN_1036800=q];
Input CHG-PWR3-CTRL :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,FER=0 ,USE_REV_P=NOUSE_REV_P , USE_TUB_ENC=NOUSE_TUB_ENC,GAIN_19200=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-120 POWER CONTROL Parameter Information (3) Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:312(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.21. BTS Name Change To change BTS name, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-BTS-
NAME on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-BTS-NAME :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,NAME=c;
Input CHG-BTS-NAME :BSC=0 ,BTS=0 ,NAME=jhpark;
Output Fig. 4.3-121 BTS Name Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:313(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.22. PCF TIMER Change To change PCF TIMER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-PCF-
TIMER on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-PCF-TIMER
:PCP=a
[,TRP_LIFETIME=b]
[,TBSREQ9=c]
[,TDISCON9=d]
[,TWAITHO9=e] [,TREGREQ=f] [,RRQ_RETRY_CNT=g];
Input CHG-PCF-TIMER :PCP=0,TRP_LIFETIME=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-122 PCF TIMER Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:314(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.23. PCP/PMP ADDRESS Change To change PCP/PMP ADDRESS, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2->
CHG-PCP-ADDR on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-PCP-ADDR :PCF=a ,SHELF_ID=b ,SIDE=c ,IP_ADDR=d;
Input CHG-PCP-ADDR :PCF=0 ,SHELF_ID=0 ,SIDE=A_SIDE , IP_ADDR=255.255.255.255;
Output Fig. 4.3-123 PCP/PMP ADDRESS Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:315(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.24. PIP ADDRESS Change To change PIP ADDRESS, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-
PIP-ADDR on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-PIP-ADDR
:PCF=a
,SHELF_ID=b
,PIP_ID=c [,IP_ADDR=d]
[,NETMASK=e]
Input CHG-PIP-ADDR :PCF=0 ,SHELF_ID=0 ,PIP_ID=0, NETMASK=255.255.0.0;
Output Fig. 4.3-124 PIP ADDRESS Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:316(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.5.25. PCF PARAMETER Change To change PCF PARAMETER, click CDM->Change_Parameter_ Information_2-> CHG-
PCF-PARA on the Command Window in order. Input the value to be changed in each field as shown below. Command CHG-PCF-PARA :PCF=a [,AAA_TYPE=b] [,SID=c] [,NID=d]
[,LTM_OFF=e]
[,DAY_LT=f] [,PKZN_ID=g] [,ID_TYPE=h] [,GRE_SEQ=i] [,SEQ_TIMER=j]
[,MSID_TYPE=k];
Input CHG-PCF-PARA :PCF=0,AAA_TYPE=255,SEQ_TIMER=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-125 PCF PARAMETER Change SMD-011-PMA210 Page:317(877) Issue:1.0
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STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6. Network Parameter Information Change
(Change_Parameter_Info_3) 4.3.6.1. CAN INTER BSC AAL2 Setting Information Change Command CHG-CAN-IUR: BSC=a, [BSC0_AAL2=b], [BSC1_AAL2=c],
[BSC2_AAL2=d], [BSC3_AAL2=e], [BSC4_AAL2=f],
[BSC5_AAL2=g], [BSC6_AAL2=h], [BSC7_AAL2=i],
[BSC8_AAL2=j],[BSC9_AAL2=k],[BSC10_AAL2=l],
[BSC11_AAL2=m], [NO_AAL2_VC=n];
Input CHG-CAN-IUR: BSC=0, BSC0_AAL2=255 Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:318(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.2. CAN INTER BSC AAL5 Setting Information Change Command CHG-CAN-BSC: [CAN0_START_AAL5=a],
[CAN1_START_AAL5=b], [NO_AAL5_VC=0~], a ,b: 0~0xffffff c: 0~
Input CHG-CAN-BSC: CAN0_START_AAL5=255 Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:319(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.3. CPN INTER DATA AAL5 Setting Information Change Command CHG-CPN-DATA: [BSC0_AAL5=a], [BSC1_AAL5=b], [BSC2_AAL5=c],
[BSC3_AAL5=d], [BSC4_AAL5=e], [BSC5_AAL5=f],
[BSC6_AAL5=g], [BSC7_AAL5=h], [BSC8_AAL5=i],
[BSC9_AAL5=j], [BSC10_AAL5=k], [BSC11_AAL5=l],
[NO_AAL5_VC=m];
a ~n: BSC AAL5 (32~0xffffff) m: 0~32 Input CHG-CPN-DATA: BSC0_AAL5=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:320(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.4. CPN INTER PCF AAL5 Setting Information Change Command CHG-CPN-PCF: [PIP0_0_AAL5=a], [PIP0_1_AAL5=b], [PIP1_0_AAL5=c],
[PIP1_1_AAL5=d], [PIP2_0_AAL5=e], [PIP2_1_AAL5=f],
[PIP3_0_AAL5=g], [PIP3_1_AAL5=h], [PIP4_0_AAL5=i],
[PIP4_1_AAL5=j], [PIP5_0_AAL5=k], [PIP5_1_AAL5=l],
[PIP6_0_AAL5=m], [PIP6_1_AAL5=n], [PIP7_0_AAL5=o],
[PIP7_1_AAL5=p], [PIP8_0_AAL5=q], [PIP8_1_AAL5=r],
[PIP9_0_AAL5=s], [PIP9_1_AAL5=t], [PIP10_0_AAL5=u],
[PIP10_1_AAL5=v], [NO_AAL5_VC=w]
a~v: PIP AAL5 (32~0xffffff) w: 0~480 Input CHG-CPN-PCF: PIP0_0_AAL5=255 ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:321(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.5. BSC INTER BSC AAL2 Setting Information Change Command CHG-BSC-IUR:
BSC=a,
[BSC0_AAL2=b],
[BSC1_AAL2=c],
[BSC2_AAL2=d],
[BSC3_AAL2=e], [BSC4_AAL2=f], [BSC5_AAL2=g],
[BSC6_AAL2=h], [BSC7_AAL2=i], [BSC8_AAL2=j],
[BSC9_AAL2=k], [BSC10_AAL2=l], [BSC11_AAL2=m],
[NO_AAL2_VC=n];
a : BSC Number(0~11) b~m: BSC AAL2 (0~0xffffff) n: 0~
Input CHG-BSC-IUR: BSC=0, BSC0_AAL2=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:322(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.6. BSC INTER BTSC AAL2 Setting Information Change Command CHG-BSC-IUB: BSC=a, BTS=b, LICA=c, LINK=d,
[LINK0_AAL2=e], [LINK1_AAL2=f], [LINK2_AAL2=g],
[LINK3_AAL2=h], [LINK4_AAL2=i], [LINK5_AAL2=j],
[LINK6_AAL2=k], [LINK7_AAL2=l], [LINK8_AAL2=m],
[LINK9_AAL2=n], [LINK10_AAL2=o], [LINK11_AAL2=p],
[LINK12_AAL2=q], [LINK13_AAL2=r], [LINK14_AAL2=s],
[LINK15_AAL2=t]
a : BSC Number(0~11) b : BTS Number(0~47) c : LICA Number(0~2) d : LINK Number(0~15) e~t: 0~0xffffff Input CHG-BSC-IUB: BSC=0, BTS=0, LICA=0, LINK0_AAL2=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:323(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.7. BSC INTER CAN AAL2/5 Setting Information Change Command CHG-BSC-CAN: BSC=a, [CAN0_START_AAL5=b],
[CAN1_START_AAL5=c], [NO_AAL5_VC=d]
a: BSC Number(0~11) b,c: 32~0xffffff d: 0~8160 Input CHG-BSC-CAN: BSC=0, CAN0_START_AAL5=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:324(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.8. BSC INTER SLB AAL5 Setting Information Command CHG-BSC-SLB:
BSC=a,
[SLP0_AAL5=b],
[SLP1_AAL5=c],
[SLP2_AAL5=d],
[SLP3_AAL5=e], [SLP4_AAL5=f], [SLP5_AAL5=g],
[SLP6_AAL5=h], [SLP7_AAL5=i], [SLP8_AAL5=j],
[SLP9_AAL5=k], [SLP10_AAL5=l], [SLP11_AAL5=m],
[SLP12_AAL5=n], [SLP13_AAL5=o], [SLP14_AAL5=p],
[SLP15_AAL5=q], [SLP16_AAL5=r], [SLP17_AAL5=s],
[NO_AAL5_VC=t]
a: BSC Number(0~11) b~s: 40~0xffffff t: 0~984 Input CHG-BSC-SLB: BSC=0, SLP0_AAL5=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:325(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.9. BSC INTER VCB AAL5 Setting Information Change Command CHG-BSC-VCB: BSC=a,
[VCP0_AAL5=b], [VCP1_AAL5=c], [VCP2_AAL5=d],
[VCP3_AAL5=e], [VCP4_AAL5=f], [VCP5_AAL5=g],
[VCP6_AAL5=h], [VCP7_AAL5=i], [VCP8_AAL5=j],
[VCP9_AAL5=k], [VCP10_AAL5=l], [VCP11_AAL5=m],
[VCP12_AAL5=n], [VCP13_AAL5=o], [VCP14_AAL5=p],
[VCP15_AAL5=q], [NO_AAL5_VC=r]
a: BSC Number(0~11) b~q: 40~0xffffff r: 0~88 Input CHG-BSC-VCB: BSC=0, VCP0_AAL5=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:326(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.10. BSC INTER ALB AAL5 Setting Information Change Command CHG-BSC-ALB: BSC=a,
[ALMA0_ALP0_0=b], [ALMA0_ALP0_1=c], [ALMA0_ALP1_0=d],
[ALMA0_ALP1_1=e], [ALMA0_ALP2_0=f], [ALMA0_ALP2_1=g],
[ALMA0_ALP3_0=h], [ALMA0_ALP3_1=i], [ALMA0_ALP4_0=j],
[ALMA0_ALP4_1=k], [ALMA1_ALP0_0=l], [ALMA1_ALP0_1=m],
[ALMA1_ALP1_0=n], [ALMA1_ALP1_1=o], [ALMA1_ALP2_0=p],
[ALMA1_ALP2_1=q], [ALMA1_ALP3_0=r], [ALMA1_ALP3_1=s],
[ALMA1_ALP4_0=t], [ALMA1_ALP4_1=u], [NO_AAL5_VC=v]
a: BSC Number(0~11) b~u: 32~0xffffff v: 0~2016 Input CHG-BSC-ALB: BSC=0, ALMA0_ALP0_0=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:327(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.6.11. BTS INTER RCU AAL5 Setting Information Change Command CHG-BTS-RCU: BSC=a, BTS=b, RCU=c,
[LICA0_AAL5=d], [LICA1_AAL5=e], [LICA2_AAL5=f],
[LICA0_NO_VC=g], [LICA1_NO_VC=h], [LICA2_NO_VC=i]
a: BSC Number(0~11) b:BTS Number(0~47) c: RCU Number(0~9) d~i: 0~
Input CHG-BTS-RCU: BSC=0,BTS=0,RCU=0, LICA0_AAL5=255;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:328(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.7. Configuration Information Display(Display_Configuration_Data) This section describes the comands that are used to inquire the configuration information which is related to processors, devices, and overhead channels which are currently used in BTS and BSC. Table 4.3-3 Configuration Information Display CRN MMC Description 2101 DIS-BSS-CONF 2103 DIS-SMP-CONF 2105 DIS-VMP-CONF 2112 DIS-BTS-CONF 2115 DIS-CHIP-CONF 2125 DIS-OVHD-CONF 2133 DIS-PDSN-CONF BSS configuration information verification SMP configuration information verification VMP configuration information verification BTS configuration information verification DBPA CHIP configuration information verification OVERHEAD CHANNEL configuration information verification PDSN configuration information verification SMD-011-PMA210 Page:329(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.7.1. BSS Configuration Information Verification This is a command to check the BTS, Processors and PCF counts in the BSC. Command DIS-BSS-CONF: BSC=a;
Input DIS-BSS-CONF: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-126 BSS Configuration Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:330(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.7.2. SMP Configuration Information Verification Command DIS-SMP-CONF: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number(#0~11) Input DIS-SMP-CONF: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-127 SMP Configuration Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:331(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.7.3. VMP Configuration Information Verification Command DIS-VMP-CONF: BSC=a;
a: BSC Number(#0~11) Input DIS-VMP-CONF: BSC=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-128 VMP Configuration Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:332(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.7.4. BTS Configuration Information Verification Command DIS-BTS-CONF: BSC=a, BTS=b;
a: BSC Number(#0~11) b: BTS Number(#0~47) Input DIS-BTS-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-129 BTS Configuration Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:333(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.7.5. DBPA CHIP Configuration Information Verification Command DIS-CHIP-CONF: BSC=a, BTS=b;
a: BSC Number(#0~11) b: BTS Number(#0~47) Input DIS-CHIP-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-130 DBPA CHIP Configuration Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:334(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.7.6. OVERHEAD CHANNEL Configuration Information Verification Command DIS-OVHD-CONF: BSC=a, BTS=b;
a: BSC Number(#0~11) b: BTS Number(#0~47) Input DIS-OVHD-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-131 OVHD Channel Configuration Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:335(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.7.7. PDSN Configuration Information Verification Command DIS-PDSN-CONF: PCP=a;
a: PCP Number(#0~2) Input DIS-PDSN-CONF: PCP=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-132 PDSN Configuration Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:336(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8. Configuration Information Change
(Change_Configuration_Data) This section describes commands that are used to add or delete BTS and BSC processors and devices. The configuration information that can be added and deleted are presented below. For the command that has many parameters to input, input image on the inpout Widow. This section does not cover details of each parameter. Table 4.3-4 Configuration Information Change CRN C2312 C2315 C2317 C2333 C2334 C2335 C2337 C2338 C2339 C2601 C2602 C2603 C2604 C2605 C2606 C2607 C2610 C2701 C2702 C2711 C2712 MMC Description CHG-BTS-CONF BTS configuration information change Channel Card Chip configuration CHG-CHIP1-CONF information(1) change Channel Card Chip configuration CHG-CHIP2-CONF information(2) change ADD-PDSN-CONF PDSN CONFIG addition RMV-PDSN-CONF PDSN CONFIG deletion CHG-PDSN-CONF PDSN CONFIG change ADD-PDSN-NODE PDSN NODE addition RMV-PDSN-NODE PDSN NODE deletion CHG-PDSN-NODE PDSN NODE change MOV-BSC-NODE BSC Node movement MOV-PCF-NODE PCF Node movement MOV-SMP-NODE SMP Node movement MOV-VMP-NODE VMP Node movement MOV-BTS-ID BTS ID movement MOV-BTS-TRNK BTS TRUNK Node movement MOV-LICA-LINK LICA LINK movement MOV-OVHD-CONF OVERHEAD CHANNEL configuration information movement ADD-BSC-CONF BSC configuration addition RMV-BSC-CONF BSC configuration deletion ADD-PCF-CONF PCF configuration addition RMV-PCF-CONF PCF configuration deletion SMD-011-PMA210 Page:337(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual C2721 C2722 C2731 C2732 C2741 C2742 C2751 C2752 C2761 C2762 C2771 C2772 C2781 C2782 C2783 C2784 C2785 C2786 ADD-SMP-CONF SMP configuration addition RMV-SMP-CONF SMP configuration deletion ADD-VMP-CONF VMP configuration addition RMV-VMP-CONF VMP configuration deletion ADD-BTS-CONF BTS configuration addition RMV-BTS-CONF BTS configuration deletion ADD-SECT-CONF SECTOR configuration addition RMV-SECT-CONF SECTOR configuration deletion ADD-FA-CONF FA configuration addition RMV-FA-CONF FA configuration deletion ADD-TRNK-CONF RMV-TRNK-CONF BSC-BTS TRUNK configuration addition BSC-BTS TRUNK configuration deletion ADD-CAN-PVC CAN PVC configuration addition RMV-CAN-PVC CAN PVC configuration deletion ADD-CPN-PVC CPN PVC configuration addition RMV-CPN-PVC CPN PVC configuration deletion ADD-BSC-PVC BSC PVC configuration addition RMV-BSC-PVC BSC PVC configuration deletion SMD-011-PMA210 Page:338(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.1. BTS Configuration Information Change Command CHG-BTS-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,PA_TYPE=c] [,ANT_TYPE=d]
[,ANT_DUP=e] [,RX_DIV=f] [,LNA_EQP=g] [,RISA_EQP=h] [,BOTA_EQP=i];
Input CHG-BTS-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ;
Output Fig. 4.3-133 BTS Configuration Information Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:339(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.2. Channel Card Chip Configuration Information (1) Change Command CHG-CHIP1-CONF
:BSC=a
,BTS=b
[,SECT_GAIN_A=c]
[,SECT_GAIN_B=d]
[,SECT_GAIN_G=e]
[,SECT_GAIN_D=f]
[,SECT_GAIN_E=g]
[,SECT_GAIN_Z=h]
[,T_DIV_SECT_A=i]
[,T_DIV_SECT_B=j]
[,T_DIV_SECT_G=k]
[,T_DIV_SECT_D=l]
[,T_DIV_SECT_E=m]
[,T_DIV_SECT_Z=n]
[,SECT_T_ADV_A=o]
[,SECT_T_ADV_B=p]
[,SECT_T_ADV_G=q]
[,SECT_T_ADV_D=r]
[,SECT_T_ADV_E=s] [,SECT_T_ADV_Z=t] [,T_DIV_T_ADV_A=u]
[,T_DIV_T_ADV_B=v]
[,T_DIV_T_ADV_G=w]
[,T_DIV_T_ADV_D=x]
[,T_DIV_T_ADV_E=y] [,T_DIV_T_ADV_Z=z];
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:340(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Input CHG-CHIP1-CONF:BSC=0, BTS=0,SECT_GAIN_A=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-134 Channel Card Chip Configuration Information (1) Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:341(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.3. Channel Card Chip Configuration Information (2) Change Command CHG-CHIP2-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,NUM_CHIP=c] [,SECT_T_IO=d]
[,CELL_RADIUS=e] [,REV_IN_FORM=f] [,R_CELL_MODE=g]
[,MAX_RACH_F=h]
[,MAX_RACH_S=i]
[,MAX_REACH_F=j]
[,MAX_REACH_S=k]
[,SRCH_WIN_ADJ=l]
[,MAX_CH95=m]
[,MAX_CDMA2K=n] [,CSM_MODE=o] [,DIV_SCALE_2K=p];
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:342(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Input CHG-CHIP2-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,NUM_CHIP=255;
Output Fig. 4.3-135 Channel Card Chip Configuration Information (2) Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:343(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.4. PDSN CONFIG Addition Command ADD-PDSN-CONF :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_IP=c;
Input ADD-PDSN-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IP=255.255.255.0;
Output Fig. 4.3-136 PDSN Configuration Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:344(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.5. PDSN CONFIG Deletion Command RMV-PDSN-CONF :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b;
Input RMV-PDSN-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IDX=1;
Output Fig. 4.3-137 PDSN Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:345(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.6. PDSN CONFIG Change Command CHG-PDSN-CONF :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_IP=c;
Input CHG-PDSN-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IP=127.0.0.1;
Output Fig. 4.3-138 PDSN Configuration Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:346(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.7. PDSN NODE Addition Command ADD-PDSN-NODE :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_NODE_IDX=c , PDSN_NODE_IP=d ,SSK_VALUE=e Input ADD-PDSN-NODE: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_NODE_IDX=0, PDSN_NODE_IP:128.128.128.128;
Output Fig. 4.3-139 PDSN NODE Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:347(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.8. PDSN NODE Deletion Command RMV-PDSN-NODE :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_NODE_IDX=c;
Input RMV-PDSN-NODE: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IDX=0,PDSN_NODE_IDX=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-140 PDSN NODE Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:348(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.9. PDSN NODE Change Command CHG-PDSN-NODE :PCF=a ,PDSN_IDX=b ,PDSN_NODE_IDX=c
[,PDSN_NODE_IP=d] [,SSK_VALUE=e]
Input CHG-PDSN-NODE: BSC=0, BTS=0,PDSN_IDX=0,PDSN_NODE_IDX=0, PDSN_NODE_IP=100.100.0.1, SSK_VALUE=gamdok;
Output Fig. 4.3-141 PDSN NODE Change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:349(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.10. BSC Node Movement Command MOV-BSC-NODE :T_PROC=a ,BSC=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d;
Input MOV-BSC-NODE: T_PROC=CNP,BSC=0,CARD=1,LINK=6;;
Output Fig. 4.3-142 BSC NODE Movement Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:350(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.11. PCF Node Movement Command MOV-PCF-NODE :PCF=a ,CARD0=b ,LINK0=c ,CARD1=d ,LINK1=e
,CARD2=f ,LINK2=g ,CARD3=h ,LINK3=i;
Input MOV-PCF-NODE: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:351(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.12. SMP Node Movement Command MOV-SMP-NODE :BSC=a ,SMP=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d;
Input MOV-SMP-NODE: BSC=0, SMP=0,CARD=1,LINK=6 Output Fig. 4.3-143 SMP NODE Movement Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:352(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.13. VMP Node Movement Command MOV-VMP-NODE :BSC=a ,VMP=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d;
Input MOV-VMP-NODE: BSC=0, VMP=0, CARD=1, LINK=6;
Output Fig. 4.3-144 VMP NODE Movement Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:353(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.14. BTS ID Movement Command MOV-BTS-ID :BSC=a ,OLD_BTS=b ,NEW_BTS=c;
Input MOV-BTS-ID: BSC=0, OLD_BTS=0,NEW_BTS=2;
Output Fig. 4.3-145 BTS ID Movement Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:354(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.15. BTS TRUNK Node Movement For this command, execute DIS-TRNK-DATA first to input the parameter value. Command MOV-BTS-TRNK :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,OLD_ALMA=c ,OLD_ALPA=d , OLD_ALPA_LINK=e ,NEW_ALMA=f ,NEW_ALPA=g ,NEW_ALPA_LINK=h;
Input MOV-BTS-TRNK: BSC=0, BTS=2, OLD_ALMA=0,OLD_ALPA=0,OLD_ALPA_LINK=0, NEW_ALMA=1,NEW_ALPA=1,NEW_ALPA_LINK=1;
Output Fig. 4.3-146 BTS TRUNK Movement display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:355(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.16. LICA LINK Movement Command MOV-LICA-
LINK :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,OLD_LICA=c ,OLD_LINK=d ,NEW_LICA=e
,NEW_LINK=f;
Input MOV-LICA-LINK: BSC=0, BTS=1, OLD_LICA=0, OLD_LINK=0, NEW_LICA=1, NEW_LINK=1;
Output Fig. 4.3-147 LICA LINK Movement Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:356(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.17. OVERHEAD CHANNEL Configuration Information Movement Refer to DIS-OVHD-CONF command Command MOV-OVHD-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,CDMACH=d , NEW_CHC=e ;
Input MOV-OVHD-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0, Output SECTOR=ALPHA,CDMACH=0,NEW_CHC=1;
Fig. 4.3-148 OVHD Channel Configuration Information Movement Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:357(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.18. BSC Configuration Addition Command ADD-BSC-CONF :T_PROC=a ,BSC=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d;
Input ADD-BSC-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:358(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.19. BSC Configuration Deletion Command RMV-BSC-CONF :T_PROC=a ,BSC=b;
Input RMV-BSC-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:359(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.20. PCF Configuration Addition Command ADD-PCF-CONF :PCF=a ,CARD0=b ,LINK0=c ,CARD1=d ,LINK1=e
,CARD2=f ,LINK2=g ,CARD3=h ,LINK3=i;
Input ADD-PCF-
CONF:PCF=1,CARD0=3,LINK0=4,CARD1=3,LINK1=4,CARD2=3,LINK2=4,CARD3=3,LI NK3=4;
Output Fig. 4.3-149 PCF Configuration Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:360(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.21. PCF Configuration Deletion Command RMV-PCF-CONF :PCF=a;
Input RMV-PCF-CONF: PCF=1;
Output Fig. 4.3-150 PCF Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:361(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.22. SMP Configuration Addition Command ADD-SMP-CONF :BSC=a ,SMP=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d;
Input ADD-SMP-CONF: BSC=0,SMP=0,CARD=1,LINK=7;
Output Fig. 4.3-151 SMP Configuration Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:362(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.23. SMP Configuration Deletion Command RMV-SMP-CONF :BSC=a ,SMP=b;
Input RMV-SMP-CONF: BSC=0, SMP=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-152 SMP Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:363(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.24. VMP Configuration Addition Command ADD-VMP-CONF :BSC=a ,VMP=b ,CARD=c ,LINK=d;
Input ADD-VMP-CONF: BSC=0,VMP=0,CARD=1,LINK=5;
Output Fig. 4.3-153 VMP Configuration Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:364(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.25. VMP Configuration Deletion Command RMV-VMP-CONF :BSC=a ,VMP=b;
Input RMV-VMP-CONF: BSC=0, VMP=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-154 VMP Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:365(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.26. BTS Configuration Addition Command ADD-BTS-
CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,B_TYPE=c ,SECT_EQP=d ,SECT_RANGE=e
,ALMA=f ,ALPA=g ,ALPA_LINK=h ,LICA=i ,LICA_LINK=j
,FA0_CH_NUM=k ,PN_ALPHA=l [,PN_BETA=m]
[,PN_GAMMA=n] [,PN_DELTA=o] [,PN_EPSILON=p]
[,PN_ZETA=q] [,PA_TYPE=r] [,ANT_TYPE=s] [,LNA_TYPE=t]
[,RISA_EQP=u] [,BOTA_EQP=v];
Input Input ADD-BTS-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0; -> ADD-BTS-CONF: BSC=1, BTS=0,B_TYPE=STANDARD,SECT_EQP=OMNI;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:366(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.27. BTS Configuration Deletion Command RMV-BTS-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b;
Input RMV-BTS-CONF: BSC=1, BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-155 BTS Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:367(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.28. SECTOR Configuration Addition Command ADD-SECT-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c ,PN=d;
Input ADD-SECT-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:368(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.29. SECTOR Configuration Deletion Command RMV-SECT-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECT=c;
Input RMV-SECT-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:369(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.30. FA Configuration Addition Command ADD-FA-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FA=c ,CH_NUM=d;
Input ADD-FA-CONF: BSC=1, BTS=0,FA=0,CH_NUM=25;
Output Fig. 4.3-156 FA Configuration Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:370(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.31. FA Configuration Deletion Command RMV-FA-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,FA=c;
Input RMV-FA-CONF: BSC=1, BTS=0,FA=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-157 FA Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:371(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.32. BSC-BTS TRUNK Configuration Addition Command ADD-TRNK-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,ALMA=c ,ALPA=d ,ALPA_LINK=e
,LICA=f ,LICA_LINK=g ,ALLOC_TYPE=h;
Input ADD-TRNK-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:372(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.33. BSC-BTS TRUNK Configuration Deletion Command RMV-TRNK-CONF :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,ALMA=c ,ALPA=d ,ALPA_LINK=e ;
Input RMV-TRNK-CONF: BSC=0, BTS=0,PA_TYPE=FA_NEQ;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:373(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.34. CAN PVC Configuration Addition Command ADD-CAN-PVC :NODE_A=a ,NODE_B=b ,VPCI_A=c ,VPCI_B=d
[,NO_VC=e] ;
Input ADD-CAN-PVC: NODE_A=CTYPE_BSM_A, NODE_B=CTYPE_CNP_A, VPCL_A=0,VPCL_B=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-158 CAN PVC Configuration Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:374(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.35. CAN PVC Configuration Deletion Command RMV-CAN-PVC :INDEX=a;
Input RMV-CAN-PVC: INDEX=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-159 CAN PVC Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:375(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.36. CPN PVC Configuration Addition Command ADD-CPN-PVC :NODE_A=a ,NODE_B=b ,VPCI_A=c ,VPCI_B=d
[,NO_VC=e] ;
Input ADD-CPN-PVC:NODE_A=CTYPE_CAN_A, NODE_B=CTYPE_CAN_B, VPCI_A=0, VPCI_B=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-160 CPN PVC Configuration Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:376(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.37. CPN PVC Configuration Deletion Command RMV-CPN-PVC :INDEX=a;
Input RMV-CPN-PVC: INDEX=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-161 CPN PVC Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:377(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.38. BSC PVC Configuration Addition Command ADD-BSC-PVC :BSC=a ,NODE_A=b ,NODE_B=c ,VPCI_A=d ,VPCI_B=e
[,NO_VC=f];
Input ADD-BSC-PVC:BSC=0, NODE_A=CTYPE_CCP_A, NODE_B=CTYPE_CCP_B, VPCI_A=0, VPCI_B=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-162 BSC PVC Configuration Addition Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:378(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.3.8.39. BSC PVC Configuration Deletion Command RMV-BSC-PVC :BSC=a ,INDEX=b;
Input RMV-BSC-PVC:BSC=0, INDEX=0;
Output Fig. 4.3-163 BSC PVC Configuration Deletion Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:379(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4. STATUS COMMAND 4.4.1 PROCESSOR STATUS CONTROL Table 4.4-1 Processor Status LIST Status Types NORM ABNM DCPY LDNG NORM(OLD) NORM(NEW) ABN_K ABN_I UNDEF Definition NORMAL Abnormal Dual Copy StandBy Loading Normal (After StandBy Loading, Old version) Normal (After StandBy Loading, New version) Abnormal with Keep Alive Fault Abnormal with Process Isolation Undefined Status 4.4.1.1. BSM CAN PROCESSOR STATUS DISPLAY COMMAND Function to display processor status inserted in CAN. Command : DIS-CAN-PRC;
Input : DIS-CAN-PRC;
Fig. 4.4-1 Result of CAN Processor Status Display Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:380(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4.1.2. BSC Processor Status Display Command Function to display Processor status inserted in BSC. Command : DIS-BSC-PRC[:BSC=a];
a : BSC Number(0~11) Input : DIS-BSC-PRC:BSC=0;
Fig. 4.4-2 Result of BSC Processor Status Display 4.4.1.3. Status Display Command of BTS Processor Function to display operation status of processors mounted in all the BTSs within the corresponding BSC or in each BTS Command : DIS-BTS-STS:BSC=a[,BTS=b];
a:BSC Number (0~11) b:BTS Number (0~47) Input : DIS-BTS-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0;
Output Fig. 4.4-3 Result of BTS Processor Status Display Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:381(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4.1.4. Processor Restart Command Function to restart Processors Command : RST-PRC[:BSC=a][,BTS=b],RANGE=c,SIDE=d,CLS=e;
a : BSC Number (0~11) b : BTS Number (0~47) c : Scope of restart(All the Processors of CCP, PNP,NCP,PCP., etc.) d : Side to restart (A,B,BOTH) e : Class (RESTART, REBOOT, FLASH) RESTART : Restart O/S and receive loading of PLD only. REBOOT : It executes BOOTER. In case of the processors equipped with Flash ROM, they check upper level processors and version of each block. If they are different, they receive loading from the upper level processors. However, if they are the same, they do not receive loading from the upper level processors. The processors with no Flash ROM receive loading from the upper level processors without checking version. For reference, Active Side before and after reboot does not change. FLASH : Delete Flash content of the Processor with Flash ROM equipped and reboot it to receive loading of all the files from the upper level Processor. For reference, Active Side before and after Flash Reboot changes. Input : RST-PRC:BSC=0,BTS=0,RANGE=RCP00,SIDE=A,CLS=RESTART;
Fig. 4.4-4 Result of Processor Restart Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:382(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4.1.5. CAN Processor H/W RESET(ISOLATION) COMMAND Function to reset CAN Processor H/W. Command : RMT-CAN-PRC:PROC=a,SIDE=b,CLS=c;
a: Processor Name : CNP,PNP,PCP,PMP b: Side
: A,B c: CLASS
: HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL HARDRST : Function to reset Processor on H/W Level (using Register Setting). ISOLAT : Function to isolate Processor on H/W Level (maintaining Status of RESET) UNISOL : Function to release the isolation Input : RMT-CAN-PRC:PROC=PNP,SIDE=A,CLS=ISOLAT;
Fig. 4.4-5 CAN Processor H/W Command Result 4.4.1.6. BSC Processor H/W RESET(ISOLATION) COMMAND Function to reset BSC Processor H/W. Command : RMT-BSC-PRC:BSC=a,PROC=b,[SIDE=c],CLS=d;
a: BSC Number b: Processor Name : CCP,NCP,SCP,ALP,SMP,VMP c: Side
: A,B d: CLASS
: HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL HARDRST : Function to RESET Processor on H/W Level (using Register Setting). ISOLAT : Function to isolate Processor on H/W Level (RESET Status maintained) UNISOL : Function to release isolation SMD-011-PMA210 Page:383(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Input : RMT-BSC-PRC:BSC=0,PROC=NCP,SIDE=A,CLS=ISOLAT;
Fig. 4.4-6 BSC Processor H/W Command Result 4.4.1.7. BTS Processor H/W RESET(ISOLATION) COMMAND Function to BSC Processor H/W. Command : RMT-BTS-PRC:BSC=a,BTS=b,PROC=c,[SIDE=d],CLS=e;
a: BSC Number b: BTS Number c: Processor Name : BSP,BPP,CRP,RCP(00~05) d: Side
: A,B e: CLASS
: HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL HARDRST : Function to RESET Processor on H/W Level (using Register Setting). ISOLAT : Function to isolate Processor on H/W Level (RESET Status maintained) UNISOL : Function to release isolation Input : RMT-BTS-PRC:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP,SIDE=A,CLS=ISOLAT;
Fig. 4.4-7 BTS Processor H/W RESET(ISOLATION) Command Display Result SMD-011-PMA210 Page:384(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4.1.8. Processor Switch Over(Switch) Command Function to Switch over Processor. Switching Over Command is executed for duplicated Processors and is performed only when both sides of Processors are in a normal status. Command : SWT-PRC [:BSC=a] [,BTS=b] ,PROC=c;
a: BSC Number b: BTS Number c: Processor Name : CNP, PNP, PCP00, PCP01,PCP02, PMP00, PMP01,PMP02, CCP, NCP, SCP,ALP, BSP, CRP, RCP00, RCP01, RCP02, RCP03,RCP04, RCP05 Input : SWT-PRC :BSC=1 ,PROC=CCP;
Fig. 4.4-8 Processor Switch Over(Switch) Command Display Result 4.4.2. Network Status Control Table 4.4-2 Network Node Status LIST Status Types Definition Normal Description Normal Operation NORM NOR_A NOR_S Normal Act While normally operated, Act Status is maintained (Duplicated node) Normal Standby While normally operated, Standby Status is maintained (Duplicated node) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:385(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ABN_D ABN_F ABN_M Abnormal Deletion card is removed Abnormal Fault Local Fault occurred Abnormal MMC Block Blocked Status by Users MMC INIT Initial corresponding device does not normally operate Even equipped to PLD, a processor managing the until now Based on judgment that a normal call is AB_OB Abnormal Online Block impossible due to faults in other devices, the N_EQP Not Equipped Card Type is not defined in PLD corresponding device is blocked 4.4.2.1. Network Status Display Command Function to display the BSS Network status. Command : DIS-NET-STS: [BSC=a],[BTS=b],SHELF=c,CARD=d,ID=e,[CHIP=f];
a : BSC Number b : BTS Number c : SHELF NAME(CAMU,CAMDU,ASMU,ALSU,BANU) d : CARD NAME(ASCA,ASIA,AOTA,ATSA,ALMA,LICA) e : CARD ID(0~3) f : CHIP Number(0~1) Input : DIS-NET-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0,SHELF=BANU,CARD=LICA,ID=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:386(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-9 Result of Network Status Display Command 4.4.2.2. ALPA Network Status Display Function to display the ALPA Network status. Command : DIS-ALPA-STS:BSC=a,ALMA=b,ALPA=c;
a : BSC Number(0~11) b : ALMA ID(0~1) c : ALPA ID(0~4) Input : DIS-ALPA-STS:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0;
Fig. 4.4-10 Result of ALPA Network Status Display 4.4.2.3. PDSN NODE Status Display Function to display the PDSN NODE Network status Command : DIS-PDSN-STS:SHELF=a,PIP=b;
a: SHELF(PCP(00~02),PMP(00~02)) b: PIP(0~10) Input : DIS-PDSN-STS:SHELF=PCP00,PIP=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:387(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-11 Result of PDSN NODE Status Display 4.4.2.4. PCFU Network Status Display Command Function to display the PCFU Network Status Command : DIS-PCF-NET:PROC=a,TYPE=b;
a: PCP(00~02),PMP(00~02) b: PIP_FERA,FETA_PDSN Input : DIS-PCF-NET:PROC=PCP00,TYPE=PIP_FERA;
Fig. 4.4-12 Result of PCFU Network Status Display Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:388(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4.2.5. ALPA Network Block Command Function to block the ALPA Network. Command : BLK-ALPA:BSC=a,ALMA=b,ALPA=c,[TYPE=d],[LINK=e];
a: BSC Number(00~11) b: ALMA ID(0~1) c: ALPA ID(0~4) d: TYPE(STM_1,E1) e: LINK(0~15) Input : BLK-ALPA:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0,TYPE=STM_1,LINK=0;
Fig. 4.4-13 Result of ALPA Network Block Command 4.4.2.6. UNBlock Command Function to unblock the ALPA Network. Command : UBLK-ALPA:BSC=a,ALMA=b,ALPA=c,[TYPE=d],[LINK=e];
a: BSC Number(00~11) b: ALMA ID(0~1) c: ALPA ID(0~4) d: TYPE(STM_1,E1) e: LINK(0~15) Input : UBLK-ALPA:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0,TYPE=STM_1,LINK=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:389(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-14 Result of ALPA Network UNBlock Command 4.4.3. Can Device Status Control Status Types NORM Table 4.4-3 DEVICE Status List Definition Normal ABN_D Abnormal Deletion (Even equipped to PLD, it is in the Status of Removal) ABN_F Abnormal Fault(Status that normal operation is impossible due to fault in
(Test: As a result of DSP Chip Hardware Test, NOK occurs) Device) ABN_M Abnormal MMC Block INIT Initial (Even equipped to PLD, a processor managing the corresponding device does not operate normally until now) AB_OB Abnormal Online Block (Based on judgment that a normal call is impossible IDLE BUSY N_EQP READY UNDEF ABN_I ABN_B due to faults in other devices, the appropriate device is blocked) Even if it is normal, call resources are not allocated (CE, VCE) normal and call resources are allocated (CE, VCE) Status defined as Not Equipped to PLD Even if not defined in PLD, Device is inserted Status that un-defined status is inserted Status being separated as H/W Reset BER Test Status by User NOR_PB In case that call exists when CHC, Chip is blocked, it indicates the status that awaits until a call is terminated it indicates, the Status that waits for the call termination in order to perform SMD-011-PMA210 Page:390(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual REDNCY In duplicated Device, it indicates Redundancy Status of Standby side(FETA the Vocoder test. Only) CB_OPN For device that is managed only as fault, it is the case that is opened to Fault Cable CLK_F During Vocoder Channel test, as a result of Timing-Module test, NOK occurred (Test Only) TSW_F As a result of TSLU Loopback test, NOK is occurred (Test Only) ABN_AT Status in which Vocoder is put to Automatic(Online) test (Test Only) ABN_MT Status in which Vocoder Manual(Ondemand) is put to test (Test Only) QAT0_F As a result of QCELP Algorithm test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred in State 0 (Test Only) QAT1_F As a result of QCELP Algorithm test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred in State 1 (Test Only)) QAT2_F As a result of QCELP Algorithm test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred in State 2 (Test Only) QAT3_F As a result of QCELP Algorithm test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred in State 3 (Test Only) VPLB_F As a result of VCPA Loopback test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred (Test Only) VMLB_F As a result of VCMA Loopback test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred (Test Only) VLLB_F As a result of VLIA Loopback test during Vocoder channel test, NOK occurred
(Test Only) 4.4.3.1. CAN Device Status Display Command Function to display Device(BOARD) Status mounted to CAN Command : DIS-CAN-DEV:PROC=a;
a : CNP,PNP,PCP(00~02) Input : DIS-CAN-DEV:PROC=CNP;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:391(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-15 Result of CAN Device Status Display Command 4.4.3.2. GPS(CAN) Status Display Command Function to display Device and Information of CAN GPS. Command : DIS-GPS-STS:TYPE=a;
a : ALL,GPS_DEV,GPS_INFO Input : DIS-GPS-STS:TYPE=ALL;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:392(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-16 Result of GPS(CAN) Status Display Command 4.4.3.3. H/W RESET CAN DEVICE Command Function to reset CAN Device on H/W Level Command : RMT-CAN-DEV:PROC=a,DEV=b,ID=c,[SIDE=d],CLS=e;
a: Processor :CNP,PNP,PCP(00~02),PMP(00~02) b: Device Name: ASCA,ASIA,AOTA,ATSA,PIP,FERA,FETA,BCRA c: Device ID : 0~10 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:393(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual d: SIDE:A_SIDE,B_SIDE e: CLASS : HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL Input : RMT-CAN-DEV:PROC=PNP,DEV=ASCA,ID=0,SIDE=A_SIDE,CLS=HARDRST;
Fig. 4.4-17 Result of H/W RESET CAN DEVICE Command 4.4.4. BSC Device Status Control 4.4.4.1. BSC Device Status Display Command Function to display Status of various Boards mounted to BSC Command : DIS-BSC-DEV:BSC=a,PROC=b;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : PROC Name(NCP,SCP,ALP,SMP(00~04),VMP(00~08)) Input : DIS-BSC-DEV:BSC=1,PROC=NCP;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:394(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-18 Result of BSC Device Status Display 4.4.4.2. SLPA Status Display Command Function to display the SLPA Status Command : DIS-SLPA-STS:BSC=a,SMP=b,[SLPA=c];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : SMP Number(00~04) c : SLPA Number(00~17) Input : DIS-SLPA-STS:BSC=0,SMP=0,SLPA=0;
Fig. 4.4-19 Result of SLPA Status Display Command 4.4.4.3. VCPA Status Display Command Function to display the VCPA Status SMD-011-PMA210 Page:395(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Command : DIS-VCPA-STS:BSC=a,VMP=b,[VCPA=c];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VCPA Number(00~15) Input : DIS-VCPA-STS:BSC=0,VMP=0,VCPA=0;
Fig. 4.4-20 Result of VCPA Status Display Command 4.4.4.4. E1 LINK Status Display Command Function to display E1 Link Status of VLIA Command : DIS-E1-STS:BSC=a,VMP=b,[VLIA=c];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b: VMP Number(00~07) c: VLIA Number(00~01) Input : DIS-E1-STS:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:396(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-21 Result of E1 LINK Status Display Command 4.4.4.5. TS Network LINK Status Display Command Function to display the Status of TS Network Link of VLIA. Command : DIS-TS-STS:BSC=a,VMP=b,VLIA=c,E1=d;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VLIA Number(00~15) d : E1 Number(00~15) Input : DIS-TS-STS:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,E1=0;
Fig. 4.4-22 Result of TS Network LINK Status Display Command 4.4.4.6. VCE(Vocoder Channel Element) Status Display Command Table 4.4-4 Vocoder Channel Element Status LIST Status Types Definition Description IDLE Idle Normal status without a Call 8K_Qcelp 8k Qcelp Call 8k QCELP Call Seized Status 8K_EVRC 8k EVRC Call 8k EVRC Call Seized Status SMD-011-PMA210 Page:397(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 13K_Qcelp 13k Qcelp Call 13k QCELP Call Seized Status 13K_EVRC 13k EVRC Call 13k EVRC Call Seized Status ABN_M Abnormal MMC Block Blocked Status by users MMC UNDEF Undefined Status Status with Input of undefined Status Function to display the Channel Element Status of VCE. Command : DIS-VCE-STS:BSC=a,VMP=b,[VCPA=c];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c: VCPA Number(00~15) Input : DIS-VCE-STS:BSC=0,VMP=0,VCPA=0;
Fig. 4.4-23 Result of VCE(Vocoder Channel Element) Status Display Command 4.4.4.7. SLPA BLOCK Command Function to block SLPA. Command : BLK-SLPA:BSC=a,SMP=b,SLPA=c,[SLV=d];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : SMP Number(00~04) c : SLPA Number(00~17) d : SLV Number(00~03) Input : BLK-SLPA:BSC=0,SMP=0,SLPA=0,SLV=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:398(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-24 Result of SLPA BLOCK Command 4.4.4.8. SLPA UNBLOCK Command Function to unblock SLPA. Command : UBLK-SLPA:BSC=a,SMP=b,SLPA=c,[SLV=d];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : SMP Number(00~04) c : SLPA Number(00~17) d : SLV Number(00~03) Input : UBLK-SLPA:BSC=0,SMP=0,SLPA=0,SLV=0;
Fig. 4.4-25 Result of SLPA UNBLOCK Command 4.4.4.9. VCPA BLOCK Command Function to block VCPA. Command : BLK-VCPA:BSC=a,VMP=b,VCPA=c,[SLV=d],[DSP=e];
a : BSC Number(00~11) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:399(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VCPA Number(00~15) d : SLV Number(00~01) e : DSP Number(00~03) Input : BLK-VCPA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VCPA=0,SLV=0,DSP=0;
Fig. 4.4-26 Result of VCPA BLOCK Command 4.4.4.10. VCPA UNBLOCK Command Function to unblock VCPA Command : UBLK-VCPA:BSC=a,VMP=b,VCPA=c,[SLV=d],[DSP=e];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VCPA Number(00~15) d : SLV Number(00~01) e : DSP Number(00~03) Input : UBLK-VCPA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VCPA=0,SLV=0,DSP=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:400(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-27 Result of VCPA UNBLOCK Command 4.4.4.11. VLIA BLOCK Command Function to block VLIA. Command : BLK-VLIA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,[E1=0],[TS=1];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) c : VLIA Number(0~1) d : E1 Number(00~15) e : TS Number(00~31) Input : BLK-VLIA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,E1=0,TS=1;
Fig. 4.4-28 Result of VLIA BLOCK Command 4.4.4.12. VLIA UNBLOCK Command Function to unblock VLIA Command : UBLK-VLIA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,[E1=0],[TS=1];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : VMP Number(00~07) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:401(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual c : VLIA Number(0~1) d : E1 Number(00~15) e : TS Number(00~31) Input : UBLK-VLIA:BSC=0,VMP=0,VLIA=0,E1=0,TS=1;
Fig. 4.4-29 Result of VLIA UNBLOCK Command 4.4.4.13. H/W RESET BSC Device Command Function to reset BSC Device on H/W Level. Command : RMT-BSC-DEV:BSC=a,PROC=b,DEV=c,ID=d,[SUBID=e],CLS=f;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : Processor Name(NCP,SCP,ALP,SMP(00~05),VMP(00~07)) c : Device Name(SLPA,VCPA,VLIA,STIA,ASCA,ASIA,AOTA,ATSA,ALMA) d : Device ID(00~17) e : Sub_id(A_SIDE,B_SIDE) f : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-BSC-DEV:BSC=0,PROC=SMP00,DEV=SLPA,ID=0,CLS=HARDRST;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:402(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-30 Result of BSC Device H/W Reset Command 4.4.4.14. H/W RESET ALPA Command Function to reset ALPA on H/W Level. Command : RMT-ALPA:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0,CLS=HARDRST;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : ALMA ID(0~1) c : ALPA ID(0~4) d : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-ALPA:BSC=0,ALMA=0,ALPA=0,CLS=HARDRST;
Fig. 4.4-31 Result of H/W RESET ALPA Command 4.4.5. Bts Device Status Control 4.4.5.1. BTS Device Status Display Command Function to display the BTS Device status Command : DIS-BTS-DEV:BSC=a,BTS=b,PROC=c;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : Processor Name(BSP,BPP,CRP,RCP(00~06) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:403(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Input : DIS-BTS-DEV:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=CRP;
Fig. 4.4-32 Result of BTS Device Status Display Command 4.4.5.2. FA Status Display Command Function to display FA Status. Command : DIS-FA-STS:BSC=a,BTS=bFA=c;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : FA Number(0~7) Input : DIS-FA-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0,FA=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:404(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-33 Result of FA Status Display Command 4.4.5.3. BLOCK DBPA Command Function to block DBPA. Command : BLK-DBPA:BSC=a,BTS=b,RCP=c,DBPA=d,[CHIP=e],[CONDITION=f];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : RCP Number(0~5) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:405(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual d : DBPA Number(0~9) e : CHIP Number(0~1) f : Select Option(conditional, unconditional) Conditional : If there is call connected, wait until it is disconnected during timeout and then block it. If it is not disconnected until timeout, do not block it. Unconditional : block a call regardless of their presence unconditionally. (The existing call is disconnected) Reference : If an OverHead Channel is allocated, do not block a call unconditionally. Input : BLK-DBPA:BSC=0,BTS=0,RCP=0,DBPA=1,CHIP=1,CONDITION=CONDITION;
Fig. 4.4-34 Result of BLOCK DBPA Command 4.4.5.4. UNBLOCK DBPA Command Function to unblock DBPA Command : UBLK-DBPA:BSC=a,BTS=b,RCP=c,DBPA=d,[CHIP=e],[CONDITION=f];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : RCP Number(0~5) d : DBPA Number(0~9) e : CHIP Number(0~1) Input : UBLK-DBPA:BSC=0,BTS=0,RCP=0,DBPA=1,CHIP=1;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:406(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-35 Result of UNBLOCK DBPA Command 4.4.5.5. BLOCK OverHead Channel Element Display Command Function to block OverHead Channel Element Command : BLK-OVHD-CE:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECTOR=c,FA=d;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SECTOR(ALPHA,BETA,GAMMA,DELTA,EPSILON,ZETA) d : FA Number(0~5) Input : BLK-OVHD-CE:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECTOR=ALPHA,FA=0;
Fig. 4.4-36 Result of BLOCK OverHead Channel Element Display 4.4.5.6. UNBLOCK OverHead Channel Element Function to unblock OverHead Channel Element SMD-011-PMA210 Page:407(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Command : UBLK-OVHD-CE:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECTOR=c,FA=d;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SECTOR(ALPHA,BETA,GAMMA,DELTA,EPSILON,ZETA) d : FA Number(0~5) Input : UBLK-OVHD-CE:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECTOR=ALPHA,FA=0;
Fig. 4.4-37 Result of UNBLOCK OverHead Channel Element 4.4.5.7. H/W RESET BTS Device Command Function to reset BTS Device on H/W.Level Command : RMT-BTS-DEV:BSC=a,BTS=b,PROC=c,DEV=d,[ID=e],CLS=f;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : Processor Name(BSP,BPP,CRP,RCP(00~05) d : Device Name(ARIA,DBPA,BUDA,HPA,PACA,BADA,RISA,BOTA,LICA) e : Device ID(0~9) f : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-BTS-DEV:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=CRP,DEV=LICA,ID=0,CLS=HARDRST;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:408(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-38 Result of H/W RESET BTS Device Command 4.4.5.8. H/W RESET LPA Device Command Function to reset LPA Device on H/W.Level Command : RMT-LPA:BSC=a,BTS=b,SECTOR=c,LPA=d,CLS=e;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SECTOR(ALPHA,BETA,GAMMA,DELTA,EPSILON,ZETA) d : LPA Number(0~5) e : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-LPA:BSC=0,BTS=0,SECTOR=ALPHA,LPA=0,CLS=HARDRST;
Fig. 4.4-39 Result of H/W RESET LPA Device Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:409(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4.5.9. H/W RESET LPA Combiner Command Function to reset the LPA Combiner on H/W Level Command : RMT-LPA-COM:BSC=a,BTS=b,SHELF=c,COM=d,CLS=e;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SHELF Number(0~5) d : Combiner Number(0~2) e : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-LPA-COM:BSC=0,BTS=0,SHELF=0,COM=0,CLS=HARDRST;
Fig. 4.4-40 Result of LPA Combiner H/W RESET Command 4.4.5.10. BTS SHELF POWER H/W RESET Command Function to reset BTS SHELF POWER on H/W Level Command : RMT-BTS-SHF:BSC=a,BTS=b,SHF=c,CLS=d;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : SHELF Name(BANU,RCBU(00~05) d : Class(HARDRST,ISOLAT,UNISOL) Input : RMT-BTS-SHF:BSC=0,BTS=0,SHF=RCBU00,CLS=HARDRST;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:410(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-41 Result of BTS SHELF POWER H/W RESET Command 4.4.6. Status Message Control Table 4.4-5 Status Message LIST Codes S3002 CAN CNP/PNP Status Change Definition Description When Processor Status changes, it occurs. Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3003 AMP Status Change Display S3004 ALP Status Change Display S3005 CCP Status Change Display S3006 SMP Status Change Display S3007 VMP Status Change Display S3008 PCP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3009 BSC-NCP Status Change Display When Processor Status changes, it occurs. S3010 BSP Status Change Display S3011 SCP Status Change Display S3012 BPP Status Change Display S3013 RCP Status Change Display S3017 CRP Status Change Display S3020 PMP Status Change Display S3201 CNP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3202 CNP ASCA Status Change When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. When Processor Status changes, it occurs. Displayed upon device status change Display S3205 PNP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3206 PNP ASCA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:411(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual S3209 PCP BCRA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3210 PMP BCRA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3211 AMP GPSR Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3220 NCP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3221 NCP ASCA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3222 NCP ATSA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3224 ALP ALMA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3230 BSP GPS Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3501 CCP Overload State Change Displayed when overload status is generated, Display released and changed owing to load change in S3502 BSP Overload State Change Displayed when overload status is generated, Display released and changed owing to load change in CCP BSP SMD-011-PMA210 Page:412(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4.6.1. Inhibited Status Message Display Command Function to display Status Message whose display to Outterm is inhibited Command : DIS-INH-STS;
Input : DIS-INH-STS;
Fig. 4.4-42 Result Inhibited Status Message Display Command 4.4.6.2. Status Message Display Inhibition Command Function to inhibit Status Message display Command : INH-STS-MSG:SN=a;
a: SN Number(ALL,S3002~S3020,S3201~S3230, S3501,S3502) Input : INH-STS-MSG:SN=S3002;
Fig. 4.4-43 Result of Status Message Display Inhibition Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:413(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.4.6.3. Allow Inhibited Message Command Function to allow display of Status Message whose display to Outterm is inhibited Command : ALW-STS-MSG:SN=a;
a: SN Number(ALL,S3002~S3020, S3201~S3230, S3501,S3502) Input : ALW-STS-MSG:SN=S3002;
Fig. 4.4-44 Result of Inhibited Message Display Allow Command 4.4.7. Overload Status Control 4.4.7.1. Processor Overload Status Display Command Function to display processor Overload Status Command : DIS-OVLD-STS:[BSC=a],[BTS=b],PROC=c;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : Processor Name(CCP,BSP) Input : DIS-OVLD-STS:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:414(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-45 Result of Processor Overload Status Display Command 4.4.7.2. Overload Threshold Value Display Command Function to display Overload Threshold Value Command : DIS-OVLD-THR:BSC=a,[BTS=b],PROC=c;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : Processor Name(CCP,BSP) Input : DIS-OVLD-THR:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:415(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-46 Result of Overload Threshold Value Display Command 4.4.7.3. Overload Threshold Value Change Command Function to change Overload Threshold Value. Command:
CHG-OVLD-THR:BSC:a,[BTS=b],LEVEL=c,[LOAD=d], [ORG_PER=e],[TER_PER=f];
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c : LEVEL(0~100) d : LOAD(0~100) e : ORG_PER(0~100) f : TER_PER(0~100) Input :
CHG-OVLD-THR:BSC:0,BTS=0,LEVEL=0,LOAD=100, ORG_PER=97,TER_PER=100;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:416(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-47 Result of Overload Threshold Value Change Command 4.4.7.4. Overload Generation Test Command Function to generate Overload threshold value Command : STRT-OVLD-GEN:BSC=a,[BTS=b],PROC=c,LEVEL=d;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c: Processor Name(CCP,BSP) d: LEVEL(0~24) Input : STRT-OVLD-GEN:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP,LEVEL=0;
Fig. 4.4-48 Result of Overload Generation Test Command 4.4.7.5. Overload Generation Test STOP Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:417(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Function to stop the Overload Generation Test Command : STOP-OVLD-GEN:BSC=a,[BTS=b],PROC=c,LEVEL=d;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c: Processor Name(CCP,BSP) d: LEVEL(0~24) Input : STOP-OVLD-GEN:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP,LEVEL=0;
Fig. 4.4-49 Result of Overload Generation Test STOP Command 4.4.7.6. Command to Display Whether or not the Overload Generation Test is performed Function to find out whether the Overload Display Test is performed Command : DIS-OVLD-GEN:BSC=a,[BTS=b],PROC=c,LEVEL=d;
a : BSC Number(00~11) b : BTS Number(00~47) c: Processor Name(CCP,BSP) d: LEVEL(0~24) Input : DIS-OVLD-GEN:BSC=0,BTS=0,PROC=BSP,LEVEL=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:418(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.4-50 Command to Determine Whether to Perform the Overload Generation Test SMD-011-PMA210 Page:419(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5. Test Command 4.5.1. On-Line Test-related Command On-Line Test is a function that allows a test to be performed automatically at a specific time on a specific day and includes the following: Vocoder, CE, BTS Markov test and VSWR test. The tests of CE, BTS Markov and VSWR find out presence of faults in hardware of Channel Elements in BTS and the test function for radio environment, and the Vocoder test finds out presence of faults in hardware of Vocoder in BSC. Because the tests of CE, Vocoder, BTS Markov, and VSWR seize call resources, the user designates the specific time (idlest time) during the time that only a test is allowed. The tests of CE, BTS Markov, and VSWR are conducted under the supervision of BSP while the Vocoder test is conducted under the supervision of CCP. If the user designates the day and start/ending time for the Online test, and the ID scope of the board to be tested, BSM becomes the designated time of the designated day and if the test is in the ALLOW status, it commands the corresponding Processor to start/end the test. The performance of the On-Line test is decided by Command INH-ONL-TEST (Inhibit Test), ALW-ONL-TEST(Allow Test). Only when the status is designated as ALLOW by ALW-ONL-TEST Command, On-Line test is performed. The Command of INH-
ONL-TEST inhibits the test. Besides these two Commands, there is a command to stop the test by each Test(CE : STS-CE-ONL, Vocoder : STS-VCE-ONL, BTS Markov :
STS-MKV-ONL, VSWR : STS-VSWR-ONL). If the test was stopped by INHIBIT Command, the On-Line Test is not performed even if the designated time of the designated day of the week arrives because inhibit/allow status is changed to INHIBIT. ,. However, if the Test was stopped by the above listed STOP Command, the On-Line Test that was performed on that day only comes to a halt and at the designated time of the next designated day of the week the On-Line Test is to be performed normally because DB Flag that indicates the status of INHIBIT/ALLOW is not changed
. 4.5.1.1. On-Line Test Inhibit Command It is the function that inhibits On Line Test for CE, Vocoder, BTS Markov, and VSWR test. In the cases of CE, BTS Markov, and VSWR test, input the corresponding BTS number and in the case of Vocoder test, input the corresponding BSC number. Command INH-ONL-TEST:EXE=a, BSC=b,[BTS=c];
a: VCE/CE/MKV/VSWR SMD-011-PMA210 Page:420(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual b: BSC number (0~11) c: BTS number (0~47) Input/Output Fig. 4.5-1 Result of Test Inhibit Command Execution 4.5.1.2. On-Line Test Allow Command Function that allows Online Test for CE, Vocoder, BTS Markov, and VSWR test For CE, BTS Markov and VSWR test, input the corresponding BTS number and for Vocoder test, input corresponding BSC number. Command ALW-ONL-TEST:EXE=a,BSC=b[BTS=c];
a: VCE/CE/MKV/VSWR b: BSC number (0~11) c: BTS number (0~47) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:421(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-2 Result of Test Allow Command Execution 4.5.1.3. On-Line Test Inhibit Item Display Function Function to display the inhibit of the on line test for the specific tests among the on-
line tests by BSC and BTS. For Vocoder test, it displays Inhibit status. In case of CE, BTS Markov and in case of the VSWR test, it displays the status by BTS. Command DIS-INH-ONL:EXE=a,BSC=b[BTS=c];
a: VCE/CE/MKV/VSWR b: BSC number (0~11) c: BTS number (0~47) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:422(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-3 Result of Test Inhibit/Allow List Display Command Execution SMD-011-PMA210 Page:423(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.2. Test-related to Channel Element Channel Element Test is performed in BIT(Built In Test) for each chip. The types of BIT Test are as follows:
- Bus Interrupt Test
- ChipX16 Test
- PP2S Test
- PCG Test This BIT Test is normally performed on Chip with OVHD channel and Chip seized with a call and the result is reported to BSM. Table 4.5-1CE Test Result Message On-Demand DESCRIPTION BIT_OK BIT_BUS_FAIL BIT_INT_FAIL BIT_CHIPX16_FAIL BIT_PP2S_FAIL BIT_PCG_FAIL BIT_RAM_FAIL BIT_PROGRESS_FAIL NORMAL BUS INTERFACE TEST FAIL INTERNAL INTERRUPT TEST FAIL CHIPX16 TEST FAIL PCG TEST FAIL MEMORY TEST FAIL TEST PERFORMING FAIL 4.5.2.1. Channel Element Test Function Function to perform BIT test by CHC and CHIP unit. Command TEST-CE :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,PROC=c [,CHC=d] [,CHIP=e];
a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~47) c: RCP number (0~9) d: Channel Card Number (0~9) e: Chip Number (0~1) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:424(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-4 Result of CE BIT Test Execution SMD-011-PMA210 Page:425(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.3. Vocoder Test Function The types of Vocoder Tests are as follows:
o DSP H/W Test
- Determines the presence of problems in ROM, RAM, ALU of DSP in Vocoder
- Diagnosis the presence of problems by checking Checksum, Read/Write, Flag Set, etc.
- Caused by defective DSP Chip o Timing Module Test (Channel Test)
- VCP generates Vocoder and Tx.Rx Timing by using MFP(Multiple-
Function Processor) in order to exchange voice data with SLP every 20ms.
- It judges the presence of problems in Vocoder counter by checking the generated Rx.Tx timing. o Loopback Test (Channel Test)
- It is a test to decide whether or not the status of Loop used in Qcelp Algorithm test is normal and its Loop section has VLIA, VCMA and VCPA. All of them should be normal to execute the Qcelp Algorithm test. VCP generates Test Pattern and by checking the Loopbacked result, it decides an absence of failure. o QCELP Algorithm Test (Channel Test)
- Due to intermittent problems in Vocoder and VCPA Card H/W, a phenomenon that a call is not heard bi-directionally occurs. In order to prevent this from happening, Qcelp Algorithm is tested. This test determines whether Vocoder is normal by testing whether status transition of Qcelp Algorithm is normally performed by the state. Table 4.5-2 Vocoder Test Result On-Demand / On-Line Message Description SMD-011-PMA210 Page:426(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FLT_DSP_HW FLT_CLK FLT_VCPA_LOOPBACK FLT_VCMA_LOOPBACK FLT_VLIA_LOOPBACK FLT_QCELP_ST0 FLT_QCELP_ST1 FLT_QCELP_ST2 FLT_QCELP_ST3 DSP HW test Fault Timing Module test Fault Vocoder Processor Loopback test Fault Vocoder Master board Loopback test Fault Vocoder Line interface Loopback test Fault Qcelp Algorithm test Fault state0 Qcelp Algorithm test Fault state1 Qcelp Algorithm test Fault state2 Qcelp Algorithm test Fault state3 4.5.3.1. On-Demand Vocoder Test Function Function to test Vocoder DSP or Channel by VCP/SLAVE/CHIP unit. Command TEST-VCE: BSC=a ,VMP=b ,S_VCP=c [,E_VCP=d] [,SLAVE=e] [,CHIP=f]
[,VCE=g] ,TYPE=h [,OPTION=i] [,WAIT_T=j]
a: BSC number (0~11) b: VMP number (0~7) c, d: VCP number (0~15) e: SLAVE number (0~1) f : CHIP number (0 ~ 3) h: Test Type(DSP, Channel) i: Test Option(SKIP, RELEASE, WAIT_THEN) => These are options used to test channels when a call is seized, and SKIP does not perform a test when a call is seized but skips. With option RELEASE, it disconnects a call when a call is seized and then performs a test. With option WAIT_THEN, it waits as long as j time is allowed and if a call is released within the designated time, then it goes on with a test. However, if a call is not released, it skips. J: Wait Time(5~300 sec) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:427(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-5 Result of On-Demand Vocoder Test(Channel Type) Execution SMD-011-PMA210 Page:428(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-6 Result of On-Demand Vocoder Test(DSP Type) Execution 4.5.3.2. Parameter Change Command Related to On-Line Vocoder Test Function to change On-Line Vocoder test start/ending time, test day and the scope of VMP/VCP to be tested. Command CHG-VCE-PARA :BSC=a ,S_VMP=b [,E_VMP=c] ,S_VCP=d [,E_VCP=e]
[,STI ME=f] [,ETIME=g] ,WDAY=h;
a: BSC number (0~11) b,c: VMP number(0~7) d,e: VCP number(0~15) f: On-Line test Start Time (0~23 Hour) g: On-Line test End Time (1~24 Hour) h: Test Day(Month ~ Day, Daily) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:429(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-7 Result of On-Line Vocoder Test parameter Change Command Execution Fig. 4.5-8 Result of On-Line Test at the time of On-Line Vocoder Test Execution SMD-011-PMA210 Page:430(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Parameter Change 4.5.3.3. Parameter Display Command related to On-Line Vocoder Test Function to display On-Line Vocoder test start/ending time, test day, and the scope of VMP/VCPto be tested. Command DIS-VCE-PARA:BSC=a;
a: BSC number (0~11) Input/Output Fig. 4.5-9 Result of On-Line Vocoder Test Parameter Display Command Execution 4.5.3.4. Display Command of On-Line Vocoder Test Result Function to display the On-Line Vocoder Test Results which are stored in CCP to BSM by the VMP unit Command DIS-VCE-RSLT:BSC=a,VMP=b;
a: BSC number (0~11) b: VMP number (0~7) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:431(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Input/Output Fig. 4.5-10 On-Line Vocoder Test Result Display Command 4.5.3.5. Display Command of On-Line Vocoder Test Status Function to display the On-Line Vocoder Test performance status and to stop the test. If Item Field is designated as DISPLAY, it displays On-Line Vocoder test status of the present corresponding BSC, and if it is designated as "END_ONL", it stops current On-Line test. Command STS-VCE-ONL:BSC=a,ITEM=b;
a: BSC number (0~11) b: Execution ITEM (DISPLAY/END-ONL) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:432(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-11 On-Line Vocoder Test End Command, Status Display Command Execution Result SMD-011-PMA210 Page:433(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.4. Link Test Function Link test is divided into PING test, IPC test, ATM Path test, and Trunk BER test. PING test checks the Link status of Application Level by using Ping command from Master Processor to each Target Processor. IPC test checks the presence of problems in LINK by conducting IPC Test to the mounted processors/devices. ATM Path test checks presence of faults in ATM LINK Level by conducting ATM Layer Test on the mounted Processor/Devices. Trunk BER test sends/receives the designated number of ATM Cells to the operator designated BTS Link to get Error Rate. 4.5.4.1. Trunk BER Test Function Function to check the presence of problems in Trunk(16 E1) Link between BTS and BSC. Trunk BER Test analyzes performance per Link of each ALPA and LICA and the analyzed result is displayed in a certain format to BMS. One link is selected and while exchanging as many as the designated number of ATM Cells, test is conducted and Data Error Rate is displayed. Command TEST-LINK :BSC=a ,ALPA=b [,CNT=c] [,RATE=d];
a: BSC number (0~11) b: ALPA number(0~9) c: Send Cell Count(1 ~ 1,000,000) d: Data Rate(1 ~ 90: Number of Cells transferred per a second) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:434(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-12 Result of Trunk BER Test Performance 4.5.4.2. PING Test Function Function to check Link Status for the Target Processor by the Master Processor that was input to MMI of BSM by using the Ping command Ping test is divided into Point To Point Test and Point To Multi Test. Command TEST-PING:SRC=a,DST=b[,BSC=c][,BTS=d][,SMP=e][,VMP=f][,PCF=g];
a: Source Processor b: Destination Processor(If there is input, it is PTP, if not, it is PTM) c: BSC number(0~11) d: BTS number(0~47) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:435(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual e: SMP number(0~5) f: VMP number(0~7) g: PCF number(0~2) Input/Output Fig. 4.5-13 Result of PING Test Performance 4.5.4.3. IPC Test Function Function to check the presence of problems in the Link status between Processor/Device by executing IPC command of Application Level . IPC Test is divided into PTP test and PTM test. Command TEST-IPC :SRC=a [,DST=b] [,BSC=c] [,BTS=d] [,SMP=e] [,VMP=f]
[,PCF=g];
a: Source Processor b: Destination Processor(If input does exist, it is PTP and if not, it is PTM) c: BSC number(0~11) d: BTS number(0~47) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:436(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual e: SMP number(0~5) f: VMP number(0~7) g: PCF number(0~2) Input/Output Fig. 4.5-14 Result of IPC Test Performance 4.5.4.4. ATM Path Test Function Function to check presence of problems in Link Status between Processor and Device by executing ATM CC, LB, PM command. It is divided into PTP Test and PTM Test. Command TEST-
TM:SRC=a[,DST=b],CLASS=c,LEVEL=d[,BSC=e][,BTS=f][,SMP=g] [,VMP=h] [,PCF=i];
a: Source Processor b: Destination Processor(If input does exist, it is PTP, and if not, it is PTM) c: Test class(CC: Continuity Check, LB: Loop Back, PM: Execution Monitor) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:437(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual d: Test Level(F4: VPC, F5: VCC) e: BSC number(0~11) f: BTS number(0~47) g: SMP number(0~5) h: VMP number(0~7) i: PCF number(0~2) Input/Output Fig. 4.5-15 Result of ATM Path(PM) Test Performance SMD-011-PMA210 Page:438(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-16 Result of ATM Path(CC) Test Performance SMD-011-PMA210 Page:439(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-17 Result of ATM Path(LB) Test Execution SMD-011-PMA210 Page:440(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.5. Command related to BSC Virtual Call Test General mobile call is made by MS, BSS(BSC, BTS), switching system interworking. Because the section between MS and BSS is the place where call environment setup function and modulation and demodulation of voice data are made including allocation of call resource necessary for radio communication, it is responsible for essential function in the mobile communication system. Testing call is the function to check the following: 1) the presence of faults in call processing made between BSS and MS that excludes the MSC function in the course of mobile call processing, and 2) the quality of voice. Since it excludes the MS function to, mutual calls such as M2L, L2M, or M2M cannot be made; however, , but cantest can be perfomed by selecting one between originating and terminating call. When a testing call was set up, BSS and MS generate markov data and exchange them and by checking if there is any loss of markov data, they calculate quality of voice. Terminating call inputs IMSI value of MS to be tested in BSM and trys paging to set up a call. And Originating call sets up a call by selecting testing call function of MS. (Originating call is not related to BSM function.) BSC Testing Call It checks the following: 1) if there is any faults in call processing that is carried out between BSC(SLP) BTS(CE) - MSs and 2) the quality of voice. If a Call is attempted in BSM by inputting the the information (i.e., the number of MS, BSC number, BTS number, sector, frequency resource, MS call setup data (Station Class Mark, Slot Cycle Index), Service Option(13K Markov, 8K Markov, 13K LoopBack, 8K LoopBack), and voice packet data rate(Full, half, Quarter, Eighth , Variable rate)), then Call Link between SLP-CE-MS is set up (setup of testing call) according to the data input. Once a Call is set up, SLP and MS calculate Frame Error Rate while exchanging markov data. When a Call is set up and a Call is released, BSM displays data of call resource, FER, and reason for release. Service Option Service Options of present use for Testing call at BSC include 8K Markov, 13K Markov, 8K loopback, 13K loopback . Markov Once Testing Call is set up, SLP and MS synchronizes their time, and generate identical data in sequence by Markov Algorithm. SLP and MS receive each others data and compare them with their own to detect errors in the data frame. It can obtain Forward FER(measured at MS) and Reverse FER(measured at SLP). LoopBack: When Testing Call is set up, SLP generates voice data and sends them to MS. MS performs lookback on this data as it is and SLP compares returned data with SMD-011-PMA210 Page:441(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual the original data to validate the quality of voice. (FER measured at SLP) Data Rate User can designate voice data rate to be used for testing call. The data rate is divided into the following: Full rate, Half rate, Quarter rate, Eighth rate, and Variable rate. 4.5.5.1. BSC Virtual Call Setup Function Function to designate various options and setting up Call to a specific MS or all the MSs MS to be tested should be entered to BSM DB with INS-TEST-MS command. When TEST_KEY is not input, testing calls are set up for all the MSs stored in DB. Testing Call is attempted for 60 minutes at a maximum. Once a Call is set up, it is maintained for 60 minutes. If a call is disconnected due to the occurrence of faults, or when a user released the call at random, a message for the reason of call release is displayed. Command SET-TEST-CALL :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,SECTOR=c ,CDMA=d ,SCI=e ,SCM=f , OPTI=g ,DTYPE=h ,TIME=i [,TEST_KEY=j];
a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~47) c: sector (ALPHA/BETA/GAMMA/DELTA/ZETA/EPSILON) d: CDMA number (0~11) e: SLOT CYCLE Index (0~7) f: SLOT mode (SLOT_M, NON_SLT_M) g: option (MKV_13K/MKV_8K/LB_13K/LB_8K) h: Data Rate (VARIABLE/FULL/HALF/QUART/EIGHT ) i: TIME(1~60min) j: Test Key(1 ~ 100) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:442(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-18 BSC Virtual Call Setup Command INTERM Display Fig. 4.5-19 Console Window Display at the setup of BSC Virtual Call SMD-011-PMA210 Page:443(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-20 Display at the Termination of BSC Virtual Call 4.5.5.2. Virtual Call Release Function Function to release a call for a specific MS or all the MSs where a virtual call set up. The output resulting from virtual call release is displayed by "Release by MMC". Command REL-TEST-CALL :BSC=a ,BTS=b [,TEST_KEY=c];
a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~15) c: TEST KEY(1~100) Input/Output Fig. 4.5-21 Result of BSC Virtual Call Release Command Execution 4.5.5.3. Testing MS Display Function Function to display MSs to be used for the BSC Virtual Call test. Command DIS-TEST-MS :BSC=a ,BTS=b;
a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~47) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:444(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-22 Presently registered Testing MS Display 4.5.5.4. MS Supplementary Function Function to register MS to be used for the BSC Virtual test. For a test of virtual call, first register MS. Command INS-TEST-MS :BSC=a ,BTS=b ,TEST_KEY=c [,MSIN=d];
a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~47) c: TEST KEY(1~100) d: IMSI of MS Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:445(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-23 Testing MS Insert Result Display 4.5.5.5. MS Delete Function Function to delete MS registered on the test list of BSC Virtual Call Command DEL-TEST-MS :TEST_KEY=a;
a: TEST_KEY of Mobile to be deleted Insert/Output Fig. 4.5-24 Delete MS Execution Result SMD-011-PMA210 Page:446(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.6. TRAFFIC PATH TESTING FUNCTION it is a test enabling to decide if there is presence of failure with designated traffic path by setting a traffic path for BSC virtual call for a specific MS with the designated call resources and then measuring PER.. The kinds of virtual call include Markov and Loop Back., There are 8K and 13K respectively by service option. Call resources that the user can designate are as follows: Selector Slave Processor, Trunk, and BTS channel Chip. In one BSC, 100 virtual calls can be set up simultaneously separated from testing function of virtual call. Once a call is set up, a message type which is identical to the message type coming from BSC virtual call setup process is displayed. 4.5.6.1. Traffic Path Testing Setup Function Function to set up a Call for the designated Traffic Path Command SET-PATH-CALL : IMSI=a , BSC=b , SMP=c , SLP=d , SLPSLV = e [,TRK =
f], BTS= g ,SECTOR = h ,CDMA = i ,RCP= j , MCPA=k , CHIP=l , SCI=m , SCM=n , OPTI=o , DTYPE=p [,TIME=q];
a : IMSI b : BSC_Number(0~11) c : SMP_Number(0~4) d : SLP_Number(0~19) e : SLP_Slave_Number(0~3) f : Trunk_Number(0~19) g : BTS_Number(0~47) h : Sector_Id(0~5) i : CDMA_Channel_Number(0~11) j : RCP_Number(0~9) k : MCPA_Number(0~9) l : CHIP_Number(0~1) m : Slot_Cycle_Index(0~7) n : Station_Class_Mark(SLOT_M, NON_SLT_M) o : Service_Option(MKV_13K, MKV_8K, LB_13k, LB_8K) p : Test_data_Type(VARIABLE, RATE_FULL, RATE_HALF, RATE_QUAR, RATE_EIGHT) q : TRACE_TIME(1~60min) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:447(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-25 Traffic Path Setup Command Execution Result Display(Interm Window) Fig. 4.5-26 Traffic Path Setup Command Execution Result Display(Console Window) 4.5.6.2. Traffic Path Release Function Function to release a Call to MS of a specific BSC, BTS where a virtual call is set up. Command REL-PATH-CALL :BSC=a ,BTS=b;
a: BSC number (0~11) b: BTS number (0~15) Input/Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:448(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-27 Traffic Path Release Command Execution Result Display(Interm Window) Fig. 4.5-28 Traffic Path Release Command Execution Result Display(Console Window) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:449(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.7. Call Trace Testing Function Mobile Call Trace Function traces the process of call setup for the MS, surveillance of the status after the call setup, the process of call release, and displays the content visibly to BSM after BSM of Users terminal designates a Mobile Station(MS) at random by using a value of MSIN(Mobile Station Identification Number). . The designated Mobile Station(MS) can trace the originating call or terminating call that was set up by the user and if necessary, it sets up Markov call(i.e., a terminating Markov call by paging) for tracing. Mobile call tracing can be performed to all kinds of calls(Voice Call, Data Call, HandOff Call) and can designate maximum two calls simultaneously for tracing. Information provided upon call tracing is as follows:
Tracing Information when Call is set Resource of Call to be set System Resource: BSC No, BTS No, Sector No, PN Offset Attributes of Call: IMSI, ESN, Service Option, Call Type(Voice Call originating, Voice Call terminating, DATA Call initial set, DATA Call Reactivation by MS, DATA Call Reactivation by Network), Terminating number BTS Resource: CDMA CH(Frequency) No, TC No(RCP#, MCPA#, CE#), Code CH(Walsh code), Frame Offset BSC Resource: SLP, VCE Number, CIC(Circuit Identifier Code) Setup Process Message display between processors during Call Setup: Visible Display of Call Flow During Call Setup, display RTD(Round Trip Delay) value and calculated distance by using this. When Call Failure occurs, display reason value and its meaning Call Set Time by section Tracing Information at the phase of calling after Call Setup: Tracing and Display at intervals of 1 ~ 5 seconds. Elements of Communication Quality Forward FER(Frame Error Rate): Present FER, Total FER Backward FER(Frame Error Rate): Present FER, Total FER Power Control Parameter: TC Gain, Reverse Power Control Threshold Location Estimate Elements Present Active PN Offsets Aggregation : BSC No, BTS No, Sector, Cdma Ch, Walsh_ch, TC Id, RTD SMD-011-PMA210 Page:450(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Present RTD Value and calculated distance by using this Tracing Information at the phase of Call Release: Tracing it every time at the normal release or abnormal release Reason for Call Release Reason for Call Release and its content: Display reason value and its meaning Quality Elements of Call Forward Total FER(Frame Error Rate) Backward Total FER(Frame Error Rate) 4.5.7.1. Call Trace Start/End Function Function that starts/ends Call Trace with MS designated at random. Command TRC-CALL : IMSI=a, ITEM=b,BSC=c;
a: IMSI Number b: Start / Stop c: BSC ID Input/Output Fig. 4.5-29 Call Trace Start Command Input Screen SMD-011-PMA210 Page:451(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-30 Call Trace Display in the Process of Call Set SMD-011-PMA210 Page:452(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-31 Display of Call Set Process and Elements of Communication Quality SMD-011-PMA210 Page:453(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-32 Display of Communication Quality and Release Reason Fig. 4.5-33 Call Trace Stop Result SMD-011-PMA210 Page:454(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.7.2. Call Trace MS Display Function Function to display MS that currently uses the mobile call tracing function. Command Input/Output DIS-TRC-MS;
Fig. 4.5-34 Terminal Display in use of Call Trace SMD-011-PMA210 Page:455(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.8. Number of Data Call User Display Function
(Active/Dormant) Function to display Number of Data Call by Active/Dormant Command DIS-DATA-CALL:PCP=a;
a: PCP Number(0~2) Input/Output Fig. 4.5-35 Result of the Number of DATA Call User Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:456(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.9. DATA Call User Status Display Function by IMSI Command DIS-DATA-STS:PCP=a,IMSI=b;
a: PCP Number(0~2) b: IMSI of MS Input/Output Fig. 4.5-36 Result of DATA Call User Status Display by IMSI SMD-011-PMA210 Page:457(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.10. IOS Message Display Function This function is operated by inputting the IMSI of MS to trace, duration, etc in BSM and displays IOS trace information for all kinds of calls that MS attempts as visible information in text format in the BSM. Command TRC-IOS : MS=a, BSC=b, FLAG=c, DURATION=d a: MS Number b: BSC ID(0~11) c: Start/Stop d: Trace Duration Time Input/Output Fig. 4.5-37 IOS Message Display START Result SMD-011-PMA210 Page:458(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-38 IOS Display Message SMD-011-PMA210 Page:459(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-39 STOP Result of IOS Message Display Function SMD-011-PMA210 Page:460(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.5.11. POWER MONITORING Function Function to check the BTS power control in BSM Command DIS-BTS-PWR:BSC=a,BTS=b,ITEM=c,[TIME=d]:
a: BSC ID(0~11) b: BTS ID(0~47) c: Stop/Start d: Duration Time(1~100 min) Input/Ouput Fig. 4.5-40 Power Monitoring START Result SMD-011-PMA210 Page:461(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.5-41 Power Monitoring Result Fig. 4.5-42 Power Monitoring STOP Result SMD-011-PMA210 Page:462(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.6. No.7 Command The function of BSM No.7 is to manage parameter information necessary for the operator to operate No.7. It is divided into the following function: 1) signaling link operation management and 2) the signaling link maintenance. The former is composed of the following: signaling point management function, signaling link set management function, signaling link management function, signaling terminal management function, signaling data management function, and SCCP management function. The latter is composed of signaling link and signaling terminal test, and signal link inhibit. 4.6.1. Related Command 4.6.1.1. Commands for Signaling Link Operation and Management Function Table 4.6-1 Commands related to Signaling Point Management Commands Description DIS-SP-INFO Signaling Point Information Display CHG-OSP Change of Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point CHG-SP Change of Signaling Point Table 4.6-2 Commands related to Signaling Link Set Commands Description ACT-LKS Signaling Link Set Activation DACT-LKS Signaling Link Set Deactivation Table 4.6-3 Commands related to Signaling Link Commands Description CRET-SLK Signaling Link Create DEL-SLK Signaling Link Deletion ACT-SLK Signaling Link Activation DACT-SLK Signaling Link Deactivation SMD-011-PMA210 Page:463(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual DIS-SLK-INFO Signaling Link Information Display INH-SLK Signaling Link Barring ALW-SLK Signaling Link Barring Release Table 4.6-4 Commands related to Signaling Terminal Commands Description CRTE-ST Signaling Terminal Definition(Create) DEL-ST Signaling Terminal Deletion DIS-ST-INFO Signaling Terminal Information Display Table 4.6-5 Commands related to Signaling Data Link Commands Description CRTE-SDLK Signaling Data Link Definition(Create) DEL-SDLK Signaling Data Link Deletion DIS-SDLK-INFO Signaling Data Link Information Display Table 4.6-6 Display Commands for SCCP Data Commands Description DIS-SCCP-NET SCCP Network Configuration Data Display DIS-SCCP-LSS SCCP Intra-Switching Office Sub-system Status Data Display Table 4.6-7 Signaling Link Status Display Commands Commands Description DIS-SLK-STS Signaling Link Status Display DIS-ST-STS Signaling Terminal Status Display DIS-LKS-STS Signaling Link Set Status Display Table 4.6-8 Commands related to Timer SMD-011-PMA210 Page:464(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Commands Description DIS-MTP2-TMR MTP L2 Timer Display CHG-MTP2-TMR MTP L2 Timer Change DIS-MTP3-TMR MTP L3 Timer Display CHG-MTP3-TMR MTP L3 Timer Change DIS-SCCP-TMR SCCP Timer Change CHG-SCCP-TMR SCCP Timer Change 4.6.1.2. Commands for Signaling Link Maintenance Function Table 4.6-9 Test Related Commands Commands Description TEST-SLK Signaling Link Test TEST-ST Signaling Terminal Test DIS-No7-CYC Test Cycle Display CHG-No7-CYC Test Cycle Change Table 4.6-10 Status Suppression Related Commands Commands Description DIS-INH-NO7 Displayable Status Message Display ALW-N07-MSG Status Message Display Possible INH-NO7-MSG Status Message Display Suppression 4.6.2. Signaling Link Operation Management Function 4.6.2.1. Signaling Point Information Display Display the Status of Signaling Point of local Switching Office and that of Intra-
Switching Office. Command DIS-SP-INFO:BSC_ID=a a = BSC Number (00 ~ 11) Input DIS-SP-INFO:BSC_ID=0;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:465(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Output Fig. 4.6-1 Signaling Point Information Display 4.6.2.2. Change of Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point It changes Information for Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point. Command CHG-OSP:BSC=a,OSP_NUM=b;
a = BSC Number( 00 ~ 11 ) b= OSP Number ( 00 ~ 65535 ) Input CHG-OSP:BSC_ID=0,OSP_NUM=5;
Output Fig. 4.6-2 Change of Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point 4.6.2.3. Change of Local Switching Office Signaling Point It changes Signaling Point of Local Switching Office. Command CHG-SP-INFO:BSC_ID=a, SP_NUM=b SMD-011-PMA210 Page:466(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual b = SP Number ( 00 ~ 65535 ) Input CHG-SP-INFO:BSC_ID=0,SP_NUM=1038 Output Fig. 4.6-3 Change of Remote Switching Office Signaling Point 4.6.2.4. Activation of Signaling Link Set Signaling Link Set indicates an aggregation of signaling links(Max 16 units). Activation of Signaling Link Set is to put all the defined Signaling Links in a in-service status. Command ACT-LKS:BSC_ID=a a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11) Input ACT-LKS:BSC_ID=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:467(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.6-4 Activation of Signaling Link Set 4.6.2.5. Deactivation of Signaling Link Set Function that puts all the defined Signaling Links in out-of-service status Command DACT-LKS:BSC_ID=a;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 01 ) Input DACT-LKS:BSC_ID= a;
Output Fig. 4.6-5 Deactivation of Signaling Link Set SMD-011-PMA210 Page:468(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.6.2.6. Signaling Link Generation Signaling Link is the concept combing Signaling Data Link with Signaling Terminal. It connects Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point to local switching Office Signaling Point, and can define 16 units of Signaling Link. The definition of Signaling Link is used to expand the number of Signaling Links. Before Signaling Link is defined, first of all, Signaling Terminal and Signaling Data Link to be defined as Signaling Link should have been defined. Command CRTE-SLK:BSC=a, SLK=b, VMP=c, TRK=d, TS_NO = e, ST_ID =f;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) c = VMP ( 00 ~ 07 ) d = Trunk Number ( 00 ~ 16 ) e = Time Slot Number ( 00 ~ 31) f = Signalling Terminal ( 1 ~ 16) Input CRTE-SLK:BSC=0, SLK =5, VMP = 00, TRK = 5 TS_NO=16, ST_ID = 5;
Output Fig. 4.6-6 Signaling Link Create 4.6.2.7. Signaling Link Deletion Function to delete the defined Signaling Link.Before the Signaling Link is deleted, the corresponding Signaling Link should have been successfully deactivated. Command DEL-SLK:BSC_ID=a, SLC =b;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:469(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DEL-SLK:BSC=0, SLC =3;
Output Fig. 4.6-7 Deletion of Signaling Link 4.6.2.8. Signaling Link Activation Function to activate a defined Signaling Link. Before activated, the corresponding Signaling Link should have been successfully defined. Command ACT-SLK:BSC_ID=a, SLC;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input ACT-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC=2;
Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:470(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.6-8 Activation of Signaling Link 4.6.2.9. Signaling Link Deactivation Function to deactivate the activated Signaling Link. Command DACT-SLK:BSC=a, SLC=b;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DACT-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC = 2;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:471(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.6-9 Deactivation of Signaling Link 4.6.2.10. Signaling Link Information Display Function to display information on Signaling Terminal, Signaling Data Link and Bit_Rate connected to Signaling Link. It can display information on entire Signaling Links and on Signaling Link designated. Command DIS-SLK-INFO:BSC_ID=a;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input DIS-SLK-INFO:BSC_ID = 0;
Output Fig. 4.6-10 Signaling Link Information Display 4.6.2.11. Signaling Link Inhibition It inhibits the use of presently defined Signaling Link. Command INH-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC =0;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input INH-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:472(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.6-11 Signaling Link Inhibit 4.6.2.12. Signaling Link Allow Signaling Link Allow is a function that allows the management of Signaling Link Status inhibited in the management of Signaling Link and then change to the status of availability. Command ALW-SLK:BSC_ID=0, SLC =0;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Link Code ( 00 ~ 15 ) Input ALW-SLK:BSC_ID = 0, SLC = 0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:473(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.6-12 Signal Link Allow 4.6.2.13. Signal Terminal Addition Signal Terminal indicates physical name of a Channel of STPA and can define 16 units of Signaling Terminal at a maximum. It is used to expand Signaling Terminal. Command CRTE-ST:BSC=a, ST_ID=b;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 15 ) b = Signalling Terminal ( 01 ~ 16 ) Input CRTE-ST:BSC_ID=0,ST_ID = 4;
Output Fig. 4.6-13 Signaling Terminal Generation 4.6.2.14. Signaling Terminal Deletion It is used when Signaling Terminal H/W has problems or other faults occur. Before Signaling Terminal is deleted, make sure that the corresponding Signaling Terminal is connected to Signaling Link. Command DEL-ST:BSC=a, ST_ID =b;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = Signalling Terminal ( 01 ~ 16 ) Input DEL-ST:BSC_ID=0,ST_ID = 5;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:474(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.6-14 Signaling Terminal Deletion 4.6.2.15. Signaling Terminal Information Display Function to display information about if it is linked with signaling link to a specific Signaling Terminal or all the Signaling Terminals. Command DIS-ST-INFO:BSC_ID =a;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) Input DIS-ST-INFO:BSC_ID = 0;
Output Fig. 4.6-15 Display of Signaling Terminal Information SMD-011-PMA210 Page:475(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.6.2.16. Signaling Data Link Addition Signaling Data Link indicates Trunk Number to allocate as Signaling Link and is used to expand Signaling Data Link. Command CRTE-SDLK: BSC =a, VMP_ID=b, TRK= c ,TS_NO=d;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = VMP Number( 00 ~ 07 ) c = TRUNK Number( 00 ~ 16 ) d = Time Slot Number( 00 ~ 31 ) Input CRTE-SDLK: BSC_ID=0, VMP_ID=1, TRK=0 , TS_NO=16;
Output Fig. 4.6-16 Signaling Data Link Generation 4.6.2.17. Signaling Data Link Deletion It is used when Signaling Data Link H/W is defective or other problems occur.Before deleting the Signaling Data Link, make sure that corresponding Signaling Data Link is allocated to Signal Link and then delete. Command DEL-SDLK;BSC=a, VMP=b, TRK=c, TS_NO=d;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) b = VMP Number( 00 ~ 07 ) c = TRUNK Number( 00 ~ 16 ) d = Timer Slot Number( 00 ~ 31 ) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:476(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Input DEL-SDLK:BSC=0, VMP=0, TRK= 5, TS_NO = 16;
Output Fig. 4.6-17 Signaling Data Link Deletion 4.6.2.18. Signaling Data Link Information Display Function to display information on the defined Signaling Data Link and the status connected to Signaling Link. Command DIS-SDLK-INFO: BSC_ID = a;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) Input DIS-SDLK-INFO: BSC_ID=0;
Output SMD-011-PMA210 Page:477(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.6-18 Signaling Data Link Information Display 4.6.2.19. SCCP Network Configuration Data Display Function to display SCCP Network Configuration Data for Intra-Switching Office Signaling Point, local Switching Office Signaling Point, and each sub-system. Command DIS-SCCP-NET:BSC_ID=a;
a = BSC Number ( 00 ~ 11 ) Input DIS-SCCP-NET:BSC_ID=0;
Output Fig. 4.6-19 SCCP Network Configuration Data Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:478(877) Issue:1.0
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STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:479(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:480(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:481(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:482(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:483(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:484(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:485(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:486(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:487(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:488(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:489(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:490(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 users 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 users request. Table 4.7-1 Statistics Command List Division Content Statistics Commands Traffic Related 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;
Daily Traffic DIS-DLY-TRAF:WEEK=a,HOUR=b,OPTION=c,BSC=d,BTS=e;
Hand off Hand off (all) STAT-HOFF:BSC=a,BTS=b[,MPRD=c, MTIM=d];
Related Softer Handoff STAT-HOFF-SOFTER:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c, MTIM=d];
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:491(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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];
Call Related Channel Element STAT-CE:BSC=a[,BTS=b,MPRD=c, MTIM=d];
Vocoder Network STAT-VOC:BSC=a,VMP=b[,VCP=c,MPRD=d, MTIM=e];
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];
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 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;
Packet Related Hourly Statistic DIS-HLY-DATA:HOUR=a,ITEM=b,BSC=c[,BTS=d];
Others Display Daily Statistics DIS-DLY-DATA:WEEK=a,HOUR=b,ITEM=c,BSC=d[,BTS=e];
Display Online Cycle CHG=ONLINE-MPRD[:MPRD=a];
Change 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 users command the following is displayed. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:492(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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.. a : DIR :
Command : STAT-TRAF:DIR=a,OPTION=b,BSC=c,BTS=d[,MPRD=e,MTIM=f];
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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:493(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:494(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:495(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:496(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:497(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 :
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:498(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:499(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:500(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:501(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.7-9 Hard Handoff Statistics Display
(*)Refer to Appendix for description of the each item described above. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:502(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:503(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:504(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:505(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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(BSCSwitching system) / Link(BSCBTS)
/ Port(BSCCAN) 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:506(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:507(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:508(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:509(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:510(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:511(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:512(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:513(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:514(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
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];
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:515(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:516(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:517(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:518(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:519(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.7-28 Results of Changing On Line Statistics Period SMD-011-PMA210 Page:520(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 users 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 DIS-AUD-STS;
Status Displaying Inhibited Fault List DIS-INH-FLT;
Displaying Present Alarm DIS-ALM-STS;
Status Displaying Suppressed Alarm DIS-SUP-ALM;
Displaying Information about DIS-ALM-INFO;
Alarm Message Displaying Alarm List DIS-ALM-LIST;
Displaying Suppressed Fault DIS-SUP-FLT;
Inhibiting Alarm Message INH-ALM-MSG;
Display Inhibiting Audible Alarm INH-AUD-ALM;
Inhibiting Fault Message INH-FLT-MSG;
Display Suppressing Alarm Message SUP-ALM-MSG;
Suppressing Fault Message SUP-FLT-MSG;
Allowing Inhibited Alarm ALW-ALM-MSG;
Message Allowing Inhibited Audible ALW-AUD-ALM;
Alarm Allowing Inhibited Fault ALW-FLT-MSG;
Message Releasing Suppressed Alarm REL-ALM-MSG;
Message SMD-011-PMA210 Page:521(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Releasing Suppressed Fault REL-FLT-MSG;
Message Displaying Environment DIS-ENV-STS Alarm Setting Environment Alarm SET-ENV-FLAG FLAG Setting Environment Alarm SET-ENV-TIME Time Setting Environment Alarm SET-ENV-TEMP Temperature SET-ENV-HUMI RST-ECV-STS CLR-ENV-HIST SMD-011-PMA210 Page:522(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 X X Input X X Input BTS BSC CAN 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:523(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:524(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:525(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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;
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:526(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:527(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.8-8 Display Result of Display Command for the Information about Alarm List SMD-011-PMA210 Page:528(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:529(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:530(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:531(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:532(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:533(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:534(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:535(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 MSC(0x00) date time M8030 SET ACU FLAG : a LOCATE = b RESEON = c a : RECTIFIER_SHUT_DOWN_ALARM FIRE UPPER_FLOOD LOWER_FLOOD TEMPERATURE1 TEMPERATURE2 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:536(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 MSC(0x00) date time M8031 RESET ACU STATUS : a LOCATE = b RESEON = c a : ACU_COLD_BOOT ACU_RESET RECTIFIER_POWER_TURN RECTIFIER_CONTOROLLER_RESET SMD-011-PMA210 Page:537(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 MSC(0x00) date time M8032 HISTORY CLEAR : a LOCATE = b RESEON = c 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:538(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
##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 MSC(0x00) date time M8033 SET ACU DATE AND TIME LOCATE = a RESEON = b 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:539(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
##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 MSC(0x00) date time M8034 SET ACU ALARM VALUE TEMPERATURE(HIGH/LOW/MIDDLE) LOCATE = a RESEON = b 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:540(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 MSC(0x00) date time M8035 SET ACU HIGH HUMIDITY ALARM LIMITS VALUE LOCATE = a RESEON = b 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:541(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 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 A : Command B : Locate Information C : ACU TIME D : CURRENT TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY E : ##HIGH TEMPERATURE SMD-011-PMA210 Page:542(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
##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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:543(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
##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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:544(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
##NOK - ACU ABNORMAL
##NOK - RECTIFIER ABNORMAL
##NOK - BAMA NO RESPONSE
##NOK - ACU or REC NO RESPONSE
##NOK - UNKNOWN REASON SMD-011-PMA210 Page:545(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:546(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:547(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Command Result Window Scroll Bar Discriminator Menu Bar Command Input Fig. 4.9-3 Interm Configuration. Window 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:548(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 Menu Title - Users command is on the title Option Option Name Name Users input option name. Black should be input Blue one is can be omitted Message Display Window-
The appears here when error message invalid parameter value is input Ok Button-
Ok Button When starting operation after value parameter inputting parameter Input Input value Parameter Field Parameter
parameter users demand Parameter upon Parameter Tip Parameter
-Valid parameter appears value Parameter Cancel Button Cancel Button the
-Canceling operation by the user Fig. 4.9-5 POP-UP window SMD-011-PMA210 Page:549(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.3. Batch Job It is the function to make commands operate depending on the set value by reserving the MMC at the users definition for the users 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:550(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
. 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:551(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual It is the menu to input new work. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:552(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:553(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:554(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual After the input is completed, check if it is set with correct values and choose Insert menu. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:555(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:556(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:557(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:558(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:559(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:560(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual users 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 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:561(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual environment set). SMD-011-PMA210 Page:562(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 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. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:563(877) Issue:1.0
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STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.6.3. Directions for Use The direction is configured with full of drawings. Refer to the STMX, TRMX Block for detailed operation. Press stmGUI among the buttons of Manager. Fig. 4.9-16 stmGUI Start Icon Then the following screen is displayed. Fig. 4.9-17 stmGUI Main Screen SMD-011-PMA210 Page:564(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual The figure above shows the status that the highest-grade alarm of the BSC0 is the critical alarm and the highest alarm of the BTS0, major alarm, is generated. 4.9.6.3.1. BTS Name Display. Fig. 4.9-18 Display Screen of BTS Name. e.g.) On the figure above, ghjeong is the real name of the BTS and BTS 0 is the BTS ID. 4.9.6.3.2. Main Menu Fig. 4.9-19 Main Menu Hide
: It is used when hiding RACK and SHELF simultaneously from the screen. Update : It is used in compulsory loading of initial value upon deletion and extension by MMC. Exit
: It ends the program. 4.9.6.3.3. Color by the Alarm Grade Fig. 4.9-20 Alarm Color Red : Critical Orange : Major Green : Minor Azure : Normal SMD-011-PMA210 Page:565(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Gray : BTS Is Not Equipped SMD-011-PMA210 Page:566(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.6.3.4. Status Color. Fig. 4.9-21 Status Color Tone 4.9.6.3.5. Processor Status Dual Processor Dual Processor Single Processor Single Processor Normal Normal A Side Active A Side Active Fig. 4.9-22 Processor Status (CAN) Fig. 4.9-23 Processor Status (BSC) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:567(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.9-24 Processor Status (BTS) 4.9.6.3.6. Rack View To see the shape of BSC/BTS one should press the corresponding button. Select a BSC. Fig. 4.9-25 BSC Selection Select a BTS. Fig. 4.9-26 BTS Selection SMD-011-PMA210 Page:568(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
. 4.9.6.3.7. Rack Shape Diagram. The following shape appears if CAN, BSC or BTS is chosen. 4.9.6.3.7.1. CAN Rack Fig. 4.9-27 CAN Rack Shape. The color of each slot manifests the alarm information of equipped cards. For example, the yellow color of BCRA, PIPA and FERA in the 4th shelf of the left side shows that the alarm is generating at Major status. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:569(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.6.3.7.2. BSC Rack Fig. 4.9-28 BSC Rack SMD-011-PMA210 Page:570(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.6.3.7.3. BTS Rack Fig. 4.9-29 BTS Rack SMD-011-PMA210 Page:571(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.6.3.7.4. Slot Shape Diagram. The corresponding dialog box is displayed upon clicking slot in the rack shape diagram. click click Fig. 4.9-30 card click example. The following dialog box appears upon clicking SLPA card above. Board name Board name Alarm Alarm Info Alarm message Alarm message Alarm message Shape Location Info memo memo Status Info Time TimeTime Fig. 4.9-31 e.g.)Dialog box- card Information Memo: Stores the edited results temporarily. Edit: Edit button SMD-011-PMA210 Page:572(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Cancel: End button Save: Stores the edited. 1,2,3,4,5 button: The memo is stored in numerical order. Click numbers in right side(1,2,3,4,5) to see the memo. Fig. 4.9-32 e.g.)Dialog box-Vocoder Element Status For example, the SK_Qcelp type call in the VCE0 of DSP1 is in busy status. Fig. 4.9-33 e.g.)Dialog box-DBPA Chip Status SMD-011-PMA210 Page:573(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.6.3.7.5. Status Display Fig 4.9-34 Display Status by Board 4.9.6.3.7.6. Alarm Display Fig. 4.9-35 Alarm Display by Board. 4.9.6.4. Suggestions on Operation. 4.9.6.4.1. Status Management The status and alarm are displayed in turn at 2-minute intervals in managing each board. If there is no Alarm it displays the status color. 4.9.6.4.2. The Order of Priority The stmGUI receives the process results of the status block (STMX) and fault block
(TRMX) to reprocess them. Therefore, both of the two blocks should be normally operated for the normal operation. If the initial data setup of STMX has not been done while BSM is running, stmGUI may display undefined values. In this case, press update SMD-011-PMA210 Page:574(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual button to initialize the value again. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:575(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.6.4.3. End Use Exit button in the main screen to end the program. It is undesirable using command kill or xkill. Proper procedure is recommended. 4.9.7. Neighbor Control Window (neighbor) 4.9.7.1. Overview. Graphic neighbor is a tool that helps addition and deletion of the information related to the BTS neighbor. User can view, add and delete the information related to neighbor using the existing MMC but it requires the user to input lots of data. Therefore, graphic neighbor minimize the input amount of user for users convenience. 4.9.7.2. Environment Setup. Refer to the environment setup of stmGUI. 4.9.7.3. Directions for Use Most of the directions are constituted of drawings and refer to the CDMX for detailed operation. Press neighbor among the buttons of Manager to start. Fig. 4.9-36 Neighbor Start Icon The following initial screen appears. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:576(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.9-36 Neighbor Initial Screen SMD-011-PMA210 Page:577(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.7.3.1. Main Menu Fig. 4.9-37 Main Menu Screen User can select a function in this screen. Select
: select or change the BTS or sector. For selection, select a BTS first and then select a sector in the BTS. Delete
: delete the neighbor in the presently selected sector. Press sector to be deleted after selection. Add
: add neighbor into the presently selected sector. Press a sector to be added after selection. NewAdd : add a neighbor of other MSC into the presently selected sector. Input information into the window field appeared after selection.
(There is no default value) 4.9.7.3.2. BTS Selection There are two methods for selecting BTS. Surely, the BTS subjected to the MSC of the presently operating system can be selected. 4.9.7.3.2.1. Method using Map. Fig. 4.9-38 Full Map Dragging mouse can search the desired location here. Click BTS (label : x-y ) in the SMD-011-PMA210 Page:578(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual desired location with this method and press the sector of the BTS to select. 4.9.7.3.2.2. Selection Method by BTS ID. Fig. 4.9-39 Random BTS Selection BSC : It is the BSC to which the BTS belongs. BTS : It is the BTS ID of the BTS. Press OK button to complete the selection. 4.9.7.3.2.3. Selection Example. Fig.4.9-40 Initial Screen (Before selecting BTS ) Fig. 4.9-41 After selecting BTS. Fig. 4.9-42 After selecting Sector(Green: neighbor). SMD-011-PMA210 Page:579(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.7.3.3. Neighbor Information BSC ID BTS ID Selected Sector Neighbor Selected BSC,BTS Neighbor Information Selected Sector Information Fig. 4.9-43 Neighbor Information Screen The own neighbor list checking is possible through the information in the lower part or the green tinted sector. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:580(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.7.3.4. Neighbor Addition The following window appears after selecting neighbor to be added. Fig. 4.9-44 Inputting neighbor belongs to mother MSC Adding neighbor belongs to the mother MSC requires the user to input just 4~6 fields. Fig. 4.9-45 Inputting neighbor belongs to other MSC SMD-011-PMA210 Page:581(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Adding neighbor belongs to other MSC requires the user to input all the information. Fig. 4.9-46 Default Value upon Input Select a field to be input then the system shows the default values. To select a value input the value onto the corresponding input space or select one among the values in the lower part with mouse. Press OK after the input is done or press Cancel to return to the Main screen. 4.9.7.3.5. Neighbor Deletion Deletion can be completed with two kinds of method. Press the corresponding line in the lower part or press the BTS sector button. 4.9.7.4. Suggestions in Operation 4.9.7.4.1. The order of priority Graphic Neighbor is a tool for adding/deleting neighbors. Therefore, performing extension or deletion with MMC can bring out a wrong result while the Graphic Neighbor is being used. And if it is performed the user should run the Graphic Neighbor once again. The neighbor intercommunicates with the configuration block
(CDMX) through MMI block. Consequently, the two blocks should be in normal operation. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:582(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.8. Call Trace Window 4.9.8.1. Overview. Call Trace Window is a tool that shows all kinds of call trace information for a specific for a specific MS onto the GUI (Graphic User Interface) screen of the users terminal. Call trace command can be executed and the results can be checked through the existing MMC or dedicated window for call trace. The user can set time as long as he want with Timer for the maximum of two MS to trace calls. 4.9.8.2. Environment Setup Refer to the environment setup of stmGUI
. 4.9.8.3. Directions for Use. Most of the directions are constituted of drawings and refer to the TSMX Block for detailed operation. Press call among the buttons of Manager to start. Fig. 4.9-47 Call Trace Start Icon Then the following screen appears. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:583(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 4.9-48 Call Trace Initial Screen SMD-011-PMA210 Page:584(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.8.3.1. Sub Menu. CDMA CH User Zone ID Reverse Radio Config Packet Zone Id Service option Frame Offset Release Reason Round Trip Delay Forward Radio Configuration Fig. 4.9-49 Call Information. Forwad side Reverse side Forward Frame Error Rate Reverse Frame Error Rate Forward Power Control Traffic Channel Gain Fig. 4.9-50 Call Quality SMD-011-PMA210 Page:585(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Forward Walsh Forward Quais Orgonal Reverse Supplement Function CHannel Fig. 4.9-51 SCH Information Forward Supplement CHannel Reverse Walsh Forward data rate Reverse data rate Total Forward data rate Total Reverse data rate Packet State (Dormant or Active) Fig. 4.9-52 Packet Data Information BSC ID BTS ID Trace Time FER Report Interval Time Fig. 4.9-53 Command Window SMD-011-PMA210 Page:586(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Input MS number (IMSI), BSC ID, BTS ID, Trace Time and FER Report Interval Time into the command window of [Fig. 4.8-53], and press Go Trace button below, then the call trace starts. Press Stop Operation beside Go Trace button to stop the process during the operation and press Exit Program to end call trace program. The Expand Flow shows the flow to the PDSN upon clicking it. 2 window Click !!
Fig. 4.9-54 Example of Expand Flow Button If the user wants to see the expand flow hidden by the window at the right side after call test, click Expand Flow button to see the expand flow. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:587(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual window Click !!
Fig. 4.9-55 Example of Shrink Flow Button To see the hidden window (Call Information, Call Quality, Handoff Activity at the right) click Shrink Flow button. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:588(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.8.3.2. Voice Call 4.9.8.3.2.1. Origination Call (Voice Call Setup / Origination)
Fig. 4.9-56 Voice Call Setup / Origination It is FLOW that shows voice originating call process procedure and System Information, Call Information and Call Quality Information are represented on it. The handoff information is also represented when the handoff is generated. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:589(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.8.3.2.2. Termination Call.( Voice Call Setup / Termination)
Fig. 4.9-57 Voice Call Setup / Termination It is FLOW that shows the voice originating call process procedure, and System Information, Call Information and Call Quality Information are represented on it. The handoff information is also represented when the handoff is generated. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:590(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.8.3.3. Data Call 4.9.8.3.3.1. Packet Data Call Setup
Fig 4.9-58 Packet Data Call Setup It is FLOW that shows packet data call processing procedure and the System Information, Call Information, Call Quality, Supplemental Channel Information and Packet Data Information are represented on it. The handoff information is also represented on it when the handoff is generated. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:591(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.8.3.3.2. Packet Data Call Reactivation / Network Initiated
Fig. 4.9-59 Packet Data Call Reactivation / Network Initiated It is FLOW that shows processing procedure of the packet data call which fell into the dormant status and then be reactivated by the network side. The System Information, Call Information, Call Quality, Supplemental Channel Information and Packet Data Information are represented. The handoff information is also represented on it when the handoff is generated. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:592(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.8.3.3.3. Packet Data Call Reactivation / MS Initiated
Fig. 4.9-60 Packet Data Call Reactivation / MS Initiated It is FLOW that shows the process procedure of packet data call which fell into the dormant status and then reactivated by the MS; the System Information, Call Information, Call Quality, Supplemental Channel Information and Packet Data Information are represented on it. The handoff information is also represented on it when the handoff is generated. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:593(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.9. BTS Address Search Window. 4.9.9.1. Overview. The BTS address search program provides the following functions: 1) it can search the corresponding BTS name and address with BSC and BTS number. 2) it can search BSC and BTS number and address with BTS name. 3) it can search BSC and BTS number and name with BTS address. 4.9.9.2. Environment Setup. It use Solaris 2.7 and Informix 7.3.1 as OS. 4.9.9.2.1. Data Files bts_name.info : the file contains BTS name and address 4.9.9.3. Directions for Use. The initial condition is scheduled to configure in the future. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:594(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual window. Result window. Search Button BSC,BTS ID Fig. 4.9-61 BTS Address Search Window Initial Screen 4.9.9.3.1. File Information Display Enter !!
Fig. 4.9-62 File Information Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:595(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Press Enter key on any place of the input field to display the file information on the result window. 4.9.9.3.2. Searching with BSC ID. BSC ID BTS ID Fig. 4.9-63 Searching with BSC Input desired BSC number and press Enter key to display the result on the result window when searching with BSC_ID. 4.9.9.3.3. Searching by BTS ID. Fig. 4.9-64 Searching by BTS SMD-011-PMA210 Page:596(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Input desired BTS number and press Enter key to display the result on the result window when searching with BTS_ID. 4.9.9.3.4. Searching with BTS name.
(Prefix). Fig. 4.9-65 Searching with BTS name-1
(Prefix). Fig. 4.9-66 Searching with BTS name-2 If the user input name into the name input field when searching with BTS name, the searching is performed with real-time prefix. For example, the names start with s are displayed upon inputting s, the names start with sad are displayed upon inputting sad. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:597(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.9.3.5. Searching with BTS address. Fig. 4.9-67 Searching with BTS Address-1
. Fig. 4.9-68 Searching with BTS Address-2 The BTS addresses are searched with real-time words upon inputting address into the address input field when searching with BTS address. For example, the addresses start with dong are displayed upon inputting dong, and the addresses start with SMD-011-PMA210 Page:598(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual dongj are displayed upon inputting dongj. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:599(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 4.9.9.3.6. Searching with Search Button. Search Button Click !
Fig. 4.9-69 Searching with Search Button. Search Button provides the following functions: 1) simultaneous searching for BSC_ID and BTS_ID 2) single searching for BSC_ID or BTS_ID 4.9.9.4. Suggestions for Operation. 4.9.9.4.1. The Order of Priority. BTS address searching program is a graphic tool that provides the following function:
1) searching BTS name and address with BSC ID and BTS ID, 2) searching BSC ID, BTS ID, and address with name, 3) searching BSC ID, BTS ID, and name with address. The address search program should be rerun when inserting, deleting or modifying the data of the bts_name.info file that includes BTS information. The Informix should be normally run because the Informix db is used for searching. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:600(877) Issue:1.0
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STAREX-IS BSM Manual 5. BSM On-Line Message 5.1. Fault/Alarm Message 5.1.1. Alarm Message 5.1.1.1. CAN Occurrence Alarm Message 5.1.1.1.1. CAMB 5.1.1.1.1.1. CNP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated CNP is normal and functional problems occur on the B- side board Fig. 5.1-1 CNP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the B-Side after functional problems occur on the A-Side of the duplicated CNP, Fig. 5.1-2 CNP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated CNP is normal and the B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:601(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-3 CNP Single Board Open Fail 4) When B-Side is removed after A-Side of the duplicated CNP is removed Fig. 5.1-4 CNP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.1.2. ASCA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated ASCA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-5 CAN ASCA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the B-Side after functional problems occur on the A-Side of the duplicated ASCA SMD-011-PMA210 Page:602(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-6 CAN ASCA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated ASCA is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-7 CAN ASCA Single Board Open Fail 4) When B-Side is removed after A-Side of the duplicated ASCA is removed Fig. 5.1-8 CAN ASCA Dual Open Fail 5.1.1.1.1.3. ASIA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated ASIA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:603(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-9 CAN ASIA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the B-Side board after functional problems occur on the A-Side of the duplicated ASIA Fig. 5.1-10 CAN ASIA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated ASIA is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-11 CAN ASIA Single Board Open Fail 4) When B-Side board is removed after A-Side of the duplicated ASIA is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:604(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-12 CAN ASIA Single Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.1.4. AOTA Board 1) When functional faults occur on AOTA board Fig. 5.1-13 CAN AOTA Function Fail 2) When AOTA board is removed Fig. 5.1-14 CAN AOTA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.1.5. ATSA Board 1) When functional faults occur on ATSA board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:605(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-15 CAN ATSA Function Fail 2) When ATSA board is removed Fig. 5.1-16 CAN ATSA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.1.6. PRI Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-17 CAMB PRI Single Power Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after functional problems occur on the B-Side of the duplicated PRI SMD-011-PMA210 Page:606(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-18 CAMB PRI Dual Power Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-19 CAMB PRI Single Power Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PRI is removed Fig. 5.1-20 CAMB PRI Dual Power Open Fail 5.1.1.1.1.7. Others 1) When CAMB Alarm Cable is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:607(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-21 CAN Alarm Cable Open 5.1.1.1.2. CPNB 5.1.1.1.2.1. PNP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PNP is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-22 CAN PNP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PNP has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-23 CAN PNP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PNP is normal and B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:608(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-24 CAN PNP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PNP is removed Fig. 5.1-25 CAN PNP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.2.2. ASCA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated ASCA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-26 CPNB ASCA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated ASCA has a functional problem SMD-011-PMA210 Page:609(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-27 CPNB ASCA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated ASCA is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-28 CPNB ASCA Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated ASCA is removed Fig. 5.1-29 CPNB ASCA Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.2.3. ASIA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated ASIA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:610(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-30 CPNB ASIA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated ASIA has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-31 CPNB ASIA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated ASIA is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-32 CPNB ASIA Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated ASIA is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:611(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-33 CPNB ASIA Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.2.4. PRI Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-34 CPNB PRI Single Power Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PRI has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-35 CPNB PRI Dual Power Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:612(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-36 CPNB PRI Single Power Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PRI is removed Fig. 5.1-37 CPNB PRI Dual Power Open Fail 5.1.1.1.2.5. Others 1) CPNB Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-38 CPNB Alarm Cable Open 5.1.1.1.3. PCFB(PCP) 5.1.1.1.3.1. PCP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PCP is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:613(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-39 PCFB PCP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PCP has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-40 PCFB PCP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PCP is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-41 PCFB PCP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PCP is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:614(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-42 PCFB PCP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.3.2. BCRA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated BCRA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-43 CPNB(PCP) BCRA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated BCRA has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-44 CPNB(PCP) BCRA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated BCRA is normal and B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:615(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-45 CPNB(PCP) BCRA Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated BCRA is removed Fig. 5.1-46 CPNB(PCP) BCRA Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.3.3. UCPA(PIP) Board 1) When functional faults occur on UCPA(PIP) board Fig. 5.1-47 CPNB(PCP) PIP Function Fail 2) When UPCA(PIP) board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:616(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-48 CPNB(PCP) PIP Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.3.4. FERA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated FERA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-49 CPNB(PCP) FERA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated FERA has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-50 CPNB(PCP) FERA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated FERA is normal and B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:617(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-51 CPNB(PCP) FERA Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated FERA is removed Fig. 5.1-52 CPNB(PCP) FERA Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.3.5. FETA Board 1) When functional faults occur on FETA board Fig. 5.1-53 CPNB(PCP) FETA Function Fail 2) When FETA board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:618(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-54 CPNB(PCP) FETA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.3.6. PRI Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-55 CPNB(PCP) PRI Single Power Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PRI has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-56 CPNB(PCP) PRI Dual Power Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:619(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-57 CPNB(PCP) PRI Single Power Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PRI is removed Fig. 5.1-58 CPNB(PCP) PRI Dual Power Open Fail 5.1.1.1.3.7. Others 1) When PCFU(PCP) Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-59 CPNB(PCP) Alarm Cable Open 2) When faults occur in the link between FERA B-Side and FETA after the link between FERA A-Side and FETA operates normally (maximum 3 links exist) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:620(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-60 LINK Fail between CPNB(PCP) FERA and FETA 3) When faults occur in the link between FERA A-Side and FETA after faults occur in the link between FERA B-Side and FETA(maximum 3 links exist) Fig. 5.1-61 LINK Fail between CPNB(PCP) FERA and FETA 4) When faults occur in the link between FETA and PDSN(maximum3 links exist) Fig. 5.1-62 LINK Fail between CPNB(PCP) FETA and PDSN 5) When 1pps Clock is not provided for PCP normally SMD-011-PMA210 Page:621(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-63 PCFB PCP 1pps Clock Fail 6) When 10MHz Clock is not provided for PCP normally Fig. 5.1-64 PCFB PCP 10MHz Clock Fail 5.1.1.1.4. PCFB(PMP) 5.1.1.1.4.1. PMP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PMP is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-65 PCFB(PMP) PMP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PMP has a functional problem SMD-011-PMA210 Page:622(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-66 PCFB(PMP) PMP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PMP is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-67 PCFB(PMP) PMP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side board of the duplicated PMP is removed Fig. 5.1-68 PCFB(PMP) PMP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.4.2. BCRA Board See BCRA of PCFU(PCP). 5.1.1.1.4.3. UCPA(PIP) Board See UCPA(PIP) of PCFU(PCP). 5.1.1.1.4.4. FERA Board See FERA of PCFU(PCP). SMD-011-PMA210 Page:623(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 5.1.1.1.4.5. FETA Board See FETA of PCFU(PCP). 5.1.1.1.4.6. PRI Board See PRI of PCFU(PCP). 5.1.1.1.4.7. Others See others of PCFU(PCP). 5.1.1.1.5. TGDB 5.1.1.1.5.1. GPSR Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated GPSR is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-69 TGDB GPSR Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated GPSR has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-70 TGDB GPSR Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated GPSR is normal and faults occur on the B-Side power SMD-011-PMA210 Page:624(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-71 TGDB GPSR Single Power Fail 4) When a problem occurs on the A-Side power after B-Side power of the duplicated GPSR has a problem Fig. 5.1-72 TGDB GPSR Dual Power Fail 5) When A-Side of the duplicated GPSR is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-73 TGDB GPSR Single Board Open Fail 6) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated GPSR is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:625(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-74 TGDB GPSR Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.1.5.2. GPSD Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated GPSD is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-75 TGDB GPSD Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated GPSD has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-76 TGDB GPSD Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated GPSD is normal and faults occur on the B-Side power SMD-011-PMA210 Page:626(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-77 TGDB GPSD Single Power Fail 4) When faults occur on the A-Side power after faults occur on the B-Side power of the duplicated GPSD Fig. 5.1-78 TGDB GPSD Dual Power Fail 5.1.1.1.5.3. AMP Processor 1) When faults occur in AMP Processor or a problem occurs in TCP/IP link between BSM and AMP Fig. 5.1-79 TGDB AMP Abnormal 5.1.1.1.5.4. Others 1) When a problem occurs in GPSR Alarm Cable SMD-011-PMA210 Page:627(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-80 TGDB GPSR Alarm Cable Open 2) When a problem occurs in GPSD Alarm Cable Fig. 5.1-81 TGDB GPSD Alarm Cable Open 3) When a problem occurs in GPSR Control Cable Fig. 5.1-82 TGDB GPSR Control Cable Open 5.1.1.1.6. FAN and Others 1) When a problem occurs in CAN FAN SMD-011-PMA210 Page:628(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-83 CAN Rack FAN Fail 5.1.1.2. BSC Occurrence Alarm Message 5.1.1.2.1. CCSB 5.1.1.2.1.1. CCP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated CCP is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-84 CCSB CCP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated CCP has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-85 CCSB CCP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated CCP is normal and B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:629(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-86 CCSB CCP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated CCP is removed Fig. 5.1-87 CCSB CCP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.1.2. SCP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated SCP is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-88 CCSB SCP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated SCP has a functional problem SMD-011-PMA210 Page:630(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-89 CCSB SCP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated SCP is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-90 CCSB SCP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed entire B-Side of the duplicated SCP is removed Fig. 5.1-91 CCSB SCP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.1.3. STIA Board 1) When functional faults occur on STIA board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:631(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-92 CCSB STIA Function Fail 2) When STIA board is removed Fig. 5.1-93 CCSB STIA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.1.4. PRI Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-94 CCSB PRI Single Power Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PRI has a functional problem SMD-011-PMA210 Page:632(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-95 CCSB PRI Dual Power Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-96 CCSB PRI Single Power Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PRI is removed Fig. 5.1-97 CCSB PRI Dual Power Open Fail 5.1.1.2.1.5. Others 1) When ABID board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:633(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-98 CCSB ABID Board Open 2) When CCP does not receive 1pps Clock from GPSD normally Fig. 5.1-99 CCSB 1PPS Clock Fail 3) When CCP does not receive 10MHz Clock from GPSD normally Fig. 5.1-100 CCSB 10MHz Clock Fail 4) When faults occur in SubHiway Cable between STIA and VLIA SMD-011-PMA210 Page:634(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-101 CCSB STIA SHW Link Fail 5) When faults occur in CCBU Alarm Cable Fig. 5.1-102 CCSB Alarm Cable Open 5.1.1.2.2. ASMB 5.1.1.2.2.1. NCP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated NCP is normal and functional problems occur on B-Side board Fig. 5.1-103 ASMB NCP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated NCP has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-104 ASMB NCP Dual Function Fail SMD-011-PMA210 Page:635(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 3) When A-Side of the duplicated NCP is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-105 ASMB NCP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated NCP is removed Fig. 5.1-106 ASMB NCP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.2.2. ASCA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated ASCA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-107 ASMB ASCA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated ASCA has a functional problem SMD-011-PMA210 Page:636(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-108 ASMB ASCA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated ASCA is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-109 ASMB ASCA Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated ASCA is removed Fig. 5.1-110 ASMB ASCA Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.2.3. ASIA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated ASIA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:637(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-111 ASMB ASIA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated ASIA has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-112 ASMB ASIA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated ASIA is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-113 ASMB ASIA Single Board Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated ASIA is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:638(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-114 ASMB ASIA Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.2.4. ATSA Board 6) When functional problems occur on ATSA board Fig. 5.1-115 ASMB ATSA Function Fail 7) When ATSA board is removed Fig. 5.1-116 ASMB ATSA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.2.5. PRI Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:639(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-117 ASMB PRI Single Power Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side and B-Side of the duplicated PRI has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-118 ASMB PRI Dual Power Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-119 ASMB PRI Single Power Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PRI is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:640(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-120 ASMB PRI Dual Power Open Fail 5.1.1.2.2.6. Others 1) When ASMB Alarm Cable opens Fig. 5.1-121 ASMB Alarm Cable Open 5.1.1.2.3. ALSB 5.1.1.2.3.1. ALP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated ALP is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-122 ASLB ALP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated ALP has a functional problem SMD-011-PMA210 Page:641(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-123 ASLB ALP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated ALP is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-124 ASLB ALP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated ALP is removed Fig. 5.1-125 ASLB ALP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.3.2. ALMA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated ALMA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:642(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-126 ASLB ALMA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated ALMA has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-127 ASLB ALP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated ALMA is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-128 ASLB ALP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated ALMA is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:643(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-129 ASLB ALP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.3.3. ALPA Board 1) When functional faults occur on ALPA board Fig. 5.1-130 ASLB ALPA Function Fail 2) When ALPA board is removed Fig. 5.1-131 ASLB ALPA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.3.4. PRI Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:644(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-132 ASLB PRI Single Power Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PRI has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-133 ASLB PRI Dual Power Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-134 ASLB PRI Single Power Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after BSide of the duplicated PRI is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:645(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-135 ASLB PRI Dual Power Open Fail 5.1.1.2.3.5. Others 1) When ALSB Shelf Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-136 ASLB Alarm Cable Open 2) When Loss Of Signal Error occurs in ALPA link Fig. 5.1-137 ASLB ALPA Link Fail((LOS) 3) When Out Of Frame Error occurs in ALPA link SMD-011-PMA210 Page:646(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-138 ASLB ALPA Link Fail((OOF) 4) When Alarm Indication Signal Error occurs in ALPA link Fig. 5.1-139 ASLB ALPA Link Fail((AIS) 5) When Remote Alarm Indication Error occurs in ALPA link Fig. 5.1-140 ASLB ALPA Link Fail((RAI) 5.1.1.2.4. SLB 5.1.1.2.4.1. SMP(SLMA) Processor 1) When functional faults occur on SLMA board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:647(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-141 SLB SMP Function Fail 2) When SLMA board is removed Fig. 5.1-142 SLB SMP Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.4.2. SLPA Board 1) When functional faults occur on SLPA board Fig. 5.1-143 SLB SLPA Function Fail 2) When SLPA board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:648(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-144 SLB SLPA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.4.3. PRI 1) When functional faults occur on PRI board Fig. 5.1-145 SLB PRI Power Fail 2) When PRI board is removed Fig. 5.1-146 SLB PRI Power Open Fail 5.1.1.2.4.4. Others 1) When SLB Shelf Alarm Cable is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:649(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-147 SLB Alarm Cable Open 2) When Clock Cable is removed from CCP Fig. 5.1-148 SLB SMP Clock Fail 3) When SAID board is removed Fig. 5.1-149 SLB SMP SAID Open Fail 5.1.1.2.5. VCB 5.1.1.2.5.1. VMP(VCMA) Processor 1) When functional problems occur on VCMA board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:650(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-150 VCB VMP Function Fail 2) When VCMA board is removed Fig. 5.1-151 VCB VMP Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.5.2. VCPA Board 1) When functional faults occur on VCPA board Fig. 5.1-152 VCB VCPA Function Fail 2) When VCPA board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:651(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-153 VCB VCPA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.2.5.3. VLIA Board 1) When a functional board occurs on VLIA board Fig. 5.1-154 VCB VLIA Function Fail 2) When VLIA board is removed Fig. 5.1-155 VCB VLIA Board Open Fail 3) When Remote Error occurs in the link between VLIA and MSC SMD-011-PMA210 Page:652(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-156 VCB VLIA Link Fail(Remote Error) 4) When Local Error occurs in the link between VLIA and MSC Fig. 5.1-157 VCB VLIA Link Fail(Local Error) 5) When SLIP Error occurs in the link between VLIA and MSC Fig. 5.1-158 VCB VLIA Link Fail(SLIP Error) 6) When BIT Error occurs in the link between VLIA and MSC SMD-011-PMA210 Page:653(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-159 VCB VLIA Link Fail(BIT Error) 5.1.1.2.5.4. PRI 1) When functional faults occur on PRI board Fig. 5.1-160 VCB PRI Power Fail 2) When PRI board is removed Fig. 5.1-161 VCB PRI Power Open Fail 5.1.1.2.5.5. Others 1) When VCB Shelf Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-162 VCB Alarm Cable Open 2) When Clock Cable is removed from CCP SMD-011-PMA210 Page:654(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-163 VCB VMP Clock Cable Open Fail 3) When SAID board is removed Fig. 5.1-164 VCB SAID Board Open 5.1.1.2.6. FAN and Others 1) When a problem occurs in BSC FAN Fig. 5.1-165 VCB Rack FAN Fail 5.1.1.3. BTS Occurrence Alarm Message 5.1.1.3.1. BSPB 5.1.1.3.1.1. BSP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated BSP is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:655(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-166 BSPB BSP Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated BSP has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-167 BSPB BSP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated BSP is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-168 BSPB BSP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated BSP is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:656(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-169 BSPB BSP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.1.2. PRI within BSPB, BANB Unit 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-170 BSPB PRI Single Power Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PRI has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-171 BSPB PRI Dual Power Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and B Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:657(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-172 BSPB PRI Single Power Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PRI is removed Fig. 5.1-173 BSPB PRI Dual Power Open Fail 5.1.1.3.1.3. Others 1) When BSP does not receive 1pps Clock from GPSD normally Fig. 5.1-174 BSPB BSP 1PPS Clock Fail 2) When BSP does not receive 10MHz Clock from GPSD normally SMD-011-PMA210 Page:658(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-175 BSPB BSP 10MHz Clock Fail 5.1.1.3.2. BANB 5.1.1.3.2.1. ARIA Board 1) When functional faults occur on ARIA board Fig, 5.1-176 BANB ARIA Function Fail 2) When ARIA board is removed Fig. 5.1-177 BANB ARIA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.2.2. BPPA Board 1) When functional faults occur on BPPA board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:659(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-178 BANB BPPA Function Fail 2) When BPPA board is removed Fig. 5.1-179 BANB BPPA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.2.3. BCRA Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated BCRA is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-180 BANB BCRA Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated BCRA has a functional problem SMD-011-PMA210 Page:660(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-181 BANB BCRA Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated BCRA is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-182 BANB BCRA Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated BCRA is removed. Fig. 5.1-183 BANB BCRA Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.2.4. LICA Board 1) When functional faults occur on LICA board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:661(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-184 BANB LICA Function Fail 2) When LICA board is removed Fig. 5.1-185 BANB LICA Board Fail 5.1.1.3.3. BSTB 5.1.1.3.3.1. BADA Board 1) When BADA Board Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-186 BSTB BADA Alarm Cable Open 2) When a problem occurs in BADA Board power SMD-011-PMA210 Page:662(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-187 BSTB BADA Power Fail 3) When functional faults occur on BADA board Fig. 5.1-188 BSTB BADA Function Fail 5.1.1.3.4. RISB 5.1.1.3.4.1. RISA Board 1) When RISA Board Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-189 RISB RISA Alarm Cable Open 2) When a problem occurs in RISA board power SMD-011-PMA210 Page:663(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-190 RISB RISA Power Fail 3) When functional faults occur on RISA board Fig. 5.1-191 RISB RISA Function Fail 5.1.1.3.5. BOTB 5.1.1.3.5.1. BOTA Board 1) When BOTA Board Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-192 BOTB BOTA Alarm Cable Open 2) When a problem occurs in BOTA board power SMD-011-PMA210 Page:664(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-193 BOTB BOTA Power Fail 3) When functional faults occur on BOTA board Fig. 5.1-194 BOTB BOTA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.6. BTGB 5.1.1.3.6.1. GPS-R Board 1) When A-Side of the duplicated GPSR is normal and functional problems occur on B Side board Fig. 5.1-195 BTGB GPS Single Function Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated GPSR has a functional problem SMD-011-PMA210 Page:665(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-196 BTGB GPS Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated GPSR is normal and faults occur in B-Side power Fig. 5.1-197 BTGB GPS Single Power Fail 4) When a problem occurs in A-Side power after B-Side power of the duplicated GPSR has a problem Fig. 5.1-198 BTGB GPS Dual Power Fail 5) When A-Side of the duplicated GPSR is normal and B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:666(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-199 BTGB GPS Single Board Open Fail 6) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated GPSR is removed Fig. 5.1-200 BTGB GPS Dual Board Open Fail 7) When GPSR Control Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-201 BTGB GPS Control Cable Open 8) When GPSR Alarm Cable is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:667(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-202 BTGB GPS Alarm Cable Open 5.1.1.3.7. DBPB 5.1.1.3.7.1. DBPA Board 1) When functional faults occur on DBPA board Fig. 5.1-203 DBPB DBPA Function Fail 2) When DBPA board is removed Fig. 5.1-204 DBPB DBPA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.8. RCCB 5.1.1.3.8.1. RCP Processor 1) When A-Side of the duplicated RCP is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-205 RCCB RCP Single Function Fail SMD-011-PMA210 Page:668(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated RCP has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-206 RCCB RCP Dual Function Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated RCP is normal and B-Side board is removed Fig. 5.1-207 RCCB RCP Single Board Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated RCP is removed Fig. 5.1-208 RCCB RCP Dual Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.8.2. BUDA Board 1) When functional faults occur on BUDA board SMD-011-PMA210 Page:669(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-209 RCCB BUDA Function Fail 2) When BUDA board is removed Fig. 5.1-210 RCCB BUDA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.8.3. PACA Board 1) When functional faults occur on PACA board Fig. 5.1-211 RCCB PACA Function Fail 2) When PACA board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:670(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-212 RCCB PACA Board Open Fail 5.1.1.3.8.4. PRI Board for Providing DBPB/RCCB UNIT Power 1) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and functional problems occur on the B-Side board Fig. 5.1-213 DBPB/RCCB PRI Single Power Fail 2) When functional problems occur on the A-Side after B-Side of the duplicated PRI has a functional problem Fig. 5.1-214 DBPB/RCCB PRI Dual Power Fail 3) When A-Side of the duplicated PRI is normal and B-Side board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:671(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-215 DBPB/RCCB PRI Single Power Open Fail 4) When A-Side is removed after B-Side of the duplicated PRI is removed Fig. 5.1-216 DBPB/RCCB PRI Dual Power Open Fail 5.1.1.3.8.5. Others 1) When DBPB/RCCB UNIT Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-217 DBPB/RCCB Alarm Cable Open 5.1.1.3.9. LPAB 5.1.1.3.9.1. LPAU Board 1) When LPAB Alarm Cable is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:672(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-218 LPAB Alarm Cable Open 2) When functional faults occur in LPAB Combiner Fig. 5.1-219 LPAB LPA Combiner Fail 3) When faults occur in LPAB Combiner FAN Fig. 5.1-220 LPAB LPA Combiner FAN Fail 4) When LPA board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:673(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-221 LPAB LPA Board Open Fail 5) When functional faults occur on LPA board Fig. 5.1-222 LPAB LPA Board Function Fail 6) When DC power of LPA board is unstable Fig. 5.1-223 LPAB LPA DC/DC Alarm 7) When much RF power is reflected in output end of LPA board Fig. 5.1-224 LPAB LPA VSWR Alarm 8) When LPA board is disabled SMD-011-PMA210 Page:674(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-225 LPAB LPA Disable Alarm 9) When input power level of LPA board is high Fig. 5.1-226 LPAB LPA Over Power Warning 10) When LPA board temperature is high Fig. 5.1-227 LPAB LPA Over Temperature Alarm 11) When input Power level of LPA board is high SMD-011-PMA210 Page:675(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-228 LPAB LPA Over Power Alarm 5.1.1.3.10. HPAB 5.1.1.3.10.1. HPA Board 1) When HPAB Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-229 HPAB HPA Alarm Cable Open 2) When HPA board is removed Fig. 5.1-230 HPAB HPA Board Open Fail 3) When functional faults occur on HPA board Fig. 5.1-231 HPAB HPA Power Fail 4) When faults occur in HPA Board Power Supply SMD-011-PMA210 Page:676(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-232 HPAB HPA Power Supply Alarm 5) When much RF power is reflected in HPA output end Fig. 5.1-233 HPAB HPA VSWR Alarm 6) When HPA board is disabled Fig. 5.1-234 HPAB HPA Disable Alarm 7) When HPA board temperature is high Fig. 5.1-235 HPAB HPA Over Temperature Alarm 8) When input Power level of HPA board is high SMD-011-PMA210 Page:677(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-236 HPAB HPA Over Power Alarm 5.1.1.3.11. CFEB 5.1.1.3.11.1. LNA Board 1) When LNA Alarm Cable board is removed Fig. 5.1-237 CFEB LNA Alarm Cable Open Fail 2) When LNA board is removed Fig. 5.1-238 CFEB LNA Board Open Fail 3) When functional faults occur on LNA board Fig. 5.1-239 CFEB LNA Function Fail 5.1.1.3.12. Environment Alarm 1) When outdoor BTS Environment Alarm Cable is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:678(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-240 Outdoor BTS ENV Alarm Cable Open 2) When outdoor BTS Rectifier Alarm Cable is removed Fig. 5.1-241 Outdoor BTS ENV Rectifier Unit Alarm Cable Open 3) When outdoor BTS Cold Starter fails Fig. 5.1-242 Outdoor BTS ENV Cold Starter Fail 4) When outdoor BTS Rectifier Unit fails SMD-011-PMA210 Page:679(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-243 Outdoor BTS ENV Rectifier Unit Fail 5) Outdoor BTS Voltage High Alarm Fig. 5.1-244 Outdoor BTS ENV Voltage High Alarm 6) Outdoor BTS Voltage Low Alarm Fig. 5.1-245 Outdoor BTS ENV Voltage Low Alarm 7) When outdoor BTS AC fails Fig. 5.1-246 Outdoor BTS AC Fail 8) Outdoor BTS Battery Voltage Low Alarm SMD-011-PMA210 Page:680(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-247 Outdoor BTS ENV Battery Low Voltage Alarm 9) Outdoor BTS Fuse/Relay Loss Alarm Fig. 5.1-248 Outdoor BTS ENV Fuse/Relay Loss Alarm 10) When outdoor BTS DMC-14 fails Fig. 5.1-249 Outdoor BTS ENV DMC-14 Fail 11) Outdoor BTS Power Cut Alarm SMD-011-PMA210 Page:681(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-250 Outdoor BTS ENV Power Cut Alarm 12) Outdoor BTS Temperature High Alarm Fig. 5.1-251 Outdoor BTS ENV Temperature High Alarm 13) Outdoor BTS Temperature Low Alarm Fig. 5.1-252 Outdoor BTS ENV Temperature Low Alarm 14) Outdoor BTS Water High Alarm Fig. 5.1-253 Outdoor BTS ENV Water High Alarm 15) Outdoor BTS Water Low Alarm SMD-011-PMA210 Page:682(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-254 Outdoor BTS ENV Water Low Alarm 16) Outdoor BTS Fire Alarm Fig. 5.1-255 Outdoor BTS ENV Fire Alarm 17) Outdoor BTS Humidity High Alarm Fig. 5.1-256 Outdoor BTS ENV Humidity High Alarm 18) When outdoor BTS ACU Module fails SMD-011-PMA210 Page:683(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-257 Outdoor BTS ENV ACU Module Fail 19) When outdoor BTS Heat Exchanger Power fails Fig. 5.1-258 Outdoor BTS ENV Heat Exchanger Power Fail 20) When outdoor BTS Heat Exchanger fails Fig. 5.1-259 Outdoor BTS ENV Heat Exchanger Fail 21) When outdoor BTS LPA FAN fails Fig. 5.1-260 Outdoor BTS ENV LPA FAN Fail 22) When outdoor BTS AC Equipment Heater fails SMD-011-PMA210 Page:684(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-261 Outdoor BTS ENV AC Equipment Heater Fail 23) Outdoor BTS Front/Rear Door Open Alarm Fig. 5.1-262 Outdoor BTS ENV Front/Rear Door Open Alarm 24) Outdoor BTS Side Door Open Alarm Fig. 5.1-263 Outdoor BTS ENV Side Door Open Alarm 25) When outdoor BTS FAN fails SMD-011-PMA210 Page:685(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-264 Outdoor BTS ENV FAN Fail 26) When outdoor BTS AC Battery Heater fails Fig. 5.1-265 Outdoor BTS ENV AC Battery Heater Fail 27) Indoor BTS Temperature High Alarm Fig. 5.1-266 Indoor BTS ENV Temperature High Alarm 28) Indoor BTS Temperature Low Alarm Fig. 5.1-267 Indoor BTS ENV Temperature Low Alarm 30) Indoor BTS Flood Alarm SMD-011-PMA210 Page:686(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-268 Indoor BTS ENV Flood Alarm 31) Indoor BTS Door #1 Open Alarm Fig. 5.1-269 Indoor BTS ENV Door #1 Open Alarm 32) Indoor BTS Door #2 Open Alarm Fig. 5.1-270 Indoor BTS ENV Door #2 Open Alarm 33) Indoor BTS Fire Alarm SMD-011-PMA210 Page:687(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-271 Indoor BTS ENV Fire Alarm 34) When indoor BTS Rectifier #1 fails Fig. 5.1-272 Indoor BTS ENV Rectifier #1 fails 35) When indoor BTS Rectifier #2 fails Fig. 5.1-273 Indoor BTS ENV Rectifier #2 Fail 36) When indoor BTS Aircon #1 fails Fig. 5.1-274 Indoor BTS ENV Aircon #1 Fail 37) When indoor BTS Aircon #2 fails SMD-011-PMA210 Page:688(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-275 Indoor BTS ENV Aircon #2 Fail 38) Indoor BTS Water Leakage Alarm Fig. 5.1-276 Indoor BTS ENV Water Leakage Alarm 5.1.1.3.13. Others 1) If a problem occurs in BTS FAN Fig. 5.1-277 BTS Rack FAN Fail 5.1.2. Fault Message 5.1.2.1. Keep-Alive-related Fault Keep-Alive Fault occurs by two reasons. One in Tx section SMD-011-PMA210 Page:689(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 5.1.2.1.1.1. CNP Report 1) CNP NCP section Fig. 5.1-278 Keep-Alive Fault between CNP and NCP 5.1.2.1.1.2. PNP Report 1) PNP NCP section Fig. 5.1-279 Keep-Alive Fault between PNP and NCP 2) PNP PCP section Fig. 5.1-280 Keep-Alive Fault between PNP and PCP 5.1.2.1.1.3. PCP Report 1) PCP CCP section SMD-011-PMA210 Page:690(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-281 Keep-Alive Fault between PCP and CCP 2) PCP PNP section Fig. 5.1-282 Keep-Alive Fault between PCP and PNP 5.1.2.1.1.4. CCP Report 1) CCP NCP section Fig. 5.1-283 Keep-Alive Fault between CCP and NCP 2) CCP PCP section SMD-011-PMA210 Page:691(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-284 Keep-Alive Fault between CCP and PCP 3) CCP BSP section Fig. 5.1-285 Keep-Alive Fault between CCP and BSP 4) CCP SCP section Fig. 5.1-286 Keep-Alive Fault between CCP and SCP 5) CCP SMP section SMD-011-PMA210 Page:692(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-287 Keep-Alive Fault between CCP and SMP 6) CCP VMP section Fig. 5.1-288 Keep-Alive Fault between CCP and VMP 5.1.2.1.1.5. NCP Report 1) NCP CNP section Fig. 5.1-289 Keep-Alive Fault between NCP and CNP 2) NCP CCP section SMD-011-PMA210 Page:693(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-290 Keep-Alive Fault between NCP and CCP 3) NCP PNP section Fig. 5.1-291 Keep-Alive Fault between NCP and PNP 4) NCP CRP section Fig. 5.1-292 Keep-Alive Fault between NCP and CRP 5.1.2.1.1.6. SCP Report 1) SCP CCP section SMD-011-PMA210 Page:694(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-293 Keep-Alive Fault between SCP and CCP 2) SCP STIA section Fig. 5.1-294 Keep-Alive Fault between SCP and STIA 5.1.2.1.1.7. BSP Report 1) BSP CCP section Fig. 5.1-295 Keep-Alive Fault between BSP and CCP 2) BSP RCP section SMD-011-PMA210 Page:695(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-296 Keep-Alive Fault between BSP and RCP 3) BSP BPP section Fig. 5.1-297 Keep-Alive Fault between BSP and BPP 4) RCP DBPA section Fig. 5.1-298 Keep-Alive Fault between RCP and DBPA 5.1.2.2. CCP Processing-related Fault 5.1.2.2.1. VCE Qcelp Algorithm Test Fault 1) Vocoder Clock Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:696(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-299 Vocoder Clock Fault 2) QCELP0 Algorithm Fault Fig. 5.1-300 QCELP0 Algorithm Fault 3) QCELP1 Algorithm Fault Fig. 5.1-301 QCELP1 Algorithm Fault 4) QCELP2 Algorithm Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:697(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-302 QCELP2 Algorithm Fault 5) QCELP3 Algorithm Fault Fig. 5.1-303 QCELP3 Algorithm Fault 6) VCPA LoopBack Test Fault Fig. 5.1-304 VCPA Loop-Back Test Fault 5.1.2.2.2. VCE DSP Test Fault 1) When faults occur upon DSP ROM TEST SMD-011-PMA210 Page:698(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-305 Vocoder DSP ROM TEST Fault 2) When faults occur upon DSP RAM TEST Fig. 5.1-306 Vocoder DSP RAM TEST Fault 3) When faults occur upon DSP ROM/RAM TEST Fig. 5.1-307 Vocoder DSP ROM/RAM TEST Fault 4) When faults occur upon DSP ALU TEST SMD-011-PMA210 Page:699(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-308 Vocoder DSP ALU TEST Fault 5) When faults occur DSP ROM/ALU TEST Fig. 5.1-309 Vocoder DSP ROM/ALU TEST Fault 6) When faults occur upon DSP RAM/ALU TEST Fig. 5.1-310 Vocoder DSP RAM/ALU TEST Fault 7) When faults occur upon DSP ROM/RAM/ALU TEST SMD-011-PMA210 Page:700(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-311 Vocoder DSP ROM/RAM/ALU TEST Fault 5.1.2.2.3. VLIA T1/E1 Trunk Time Slot Fault 1) When faults occur upon VLIA E1/T1 Trunk Time-Slot TEST Fig. 5.1-312 VLIA E1/T1 Trunk Time-Slot Test Fault 5.1.2.2.4. Call Fail 1) SCI Fault Fig. 5.1-313 SCI Fault 2) BASE ID Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:701(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-314 Base ID Fault 3) BTS ID Fault Fig. 5.1-315 BTS ID Fault 4) Sector ID Fault Fig. 5.1-316 Sector ID Fault 5) Neighbor List Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:702(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-317 Neighbor List Fault 6) MSC Overload Fault Fig. 5.1-318 MSC Overload Fault 7) CCP Overload Fault Fig. 5.1-319 CCP Overload Fault 8) BSP Overload Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:703(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-320 BSP Overload Fault 9) Get Task Function Fault Fig. 5.1-321 Get Task Function Fault 10) Free Task Function Fault Fig. 5.1-322 Free Task Function Fault 11) Get Buffer Function Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:704(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-323 Get Buffer Function Fault 12) Authentication Fault Fig. 5.1-324 Authentication Fault 5.1.2.3. RCP Processing-related Fault 1) When a problem occurs in STM SYSTEM TIME Fig. 5.1-325 STM System Time Fault 2) CDM TX Parity Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:705(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-326 CDM TX Parity Fault 3) CDM RX Parity Fault Fig. 5.1-327 CDM RX Parity Fault 4) CDM TX Over-Flow Fault Fig. 5.1-328 CDM TX Over-Flow Fault 5) CDM TX M2R DATA Error SMD-011-PMA210 Page:706(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-329 CDM TX M2R DATA Error 6) CDM TX R2B DATA Error Fig. 5.1-330 CDM TX R2B DATA Error 7) CDM RX B2R DATA Error Fig. 5.1-331 CDM RX B2R DATA Error 8) OverHead Channel Config No Received Fault Fig. 5.1-332 OverHead Channel Config No Received Fault 9) OverHead Channel Config Invalid Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:707(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-333 OverHead Channel Config Invalid Fault 5.1.2.4. DBPA Processing-related Fault 1) When faults occur in DBPA Internal Even Clock Fig. 5.1-334 DBPA Internal Even Clock Fault 2) When faults occur in DBPA External System Clock Fig. 5.1-335 DBPA External System Clock Fault 3) When DBPA Channel Card can not receive TOD within 10 seconds SMD-011-PMA210 Page:708(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-336 DBPA TOD Not Active Fault 4) DBPA Common Channel No Free Queue Fail Fig. 5.1-337 DBPA CMC No Free Queue Fault 5) When faults occur in DBPA Internal System Clock Fig. 5.1-338 DBPA Internal Sync Clock Fault 6) DBPA Core No Free Queue Fail SMD-011-PMA210 Page:709(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-339 DBPA Core No Free Queue Fault 7) DBPA Queue Put Fail Fig. 5.1-340 DBPA Queue Put Fault 8) DBPA Queue Get Fail Fig. 5.1-341 DBPA Queue Get Fault 9) DPBA S/W WatchDog TimeOut Fail Fig. 5.1-342 DBPA S/W Watchdog Timeout Fault 10) DBPA Fatal Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:710(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-343 DBPA Fatal Fault 11) When DBPA Clock and Modem Control are bad Fig. 5.1-344 DBPA Bad Channel Modem Fault 12) When DBPA has a false TOD information Fig. 5.1-345 DBPA External TOD Fault 13) DBPA Internal OS Clock Fail SMD-011-PMA210 Page:711(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-346 DBPA Internal OS Clock Fault 14) DBPA BIT Chip Fail Fig. 5.1-347 DBPA BIT Fail 5.1.2.5. Channel-related Fault 1) When messages cannot be transferred to SVC because Message Queue for messages to be delivered to SVC is empty Fig. 5.1-348 DBPA TC No SVC Free Queue Fail 2) When Queue resources that save messages from BSP and RCP are used up Fig. 5.1-349 DBPA TC No Normal Free Queue Fail 3) When a problem occurs during Built-In Test SMD-011-PMA210 Page:712(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-350 DBPA TC Tx FWHENO Full Fail 4) When Queue resources that save messages to be sent to BSP are used up Fig. 5.1-351 DBPA ACH No Free Queue Fail 5) When Encoder Queue resources are used up Fig. 5.1-352 DBPA PC No Encoder Free Queue Fail 6) When Queue resources that save page messages except General Page messages are used up SMD-011-PMA210 Page:713(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-353 DBPA PC No Page Free Queue Fail 7) When Queue resources that save Quick Page messages are used up Fig. 5.1-354 DBPA PC No Quick Page Free Queue Fail 8) When Queue resources that save Reply Message are consumed as Reply is requested for the messages from BSP Fig. 5.1-355 DBPA PC No Reply Free Queue Fail 9) When Write errors occur more than 20 times continuously as Paging Channel performs Write Frame every 20ms SMD-011-PMA210 Page:714(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-356 DBPA PC Write Frame Fail 10) When Queue resources that save General Page messages from BSP are consumed Fig. 5.1-357 DBPA PC No General Page Free Queue Fail 5.1.2.6. BUDA Processing-related Fault 1) BUDA CHIPx16 Fault Fig. 5.1-358 BUDA CHIPx16 Fault 2) BUDA Forward Sync Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:715(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-359 BUDA Forward Sync Fault 3) BUDA Tx Saturation Fault Fig. 5.1-360 BUDA Tx Saturation Fault 4) BUDA Frame Error Fault Fig. 5.1-361 BUDA Frame Error Fault 5.1.2.7. BOTA Processing-related Fault 1) BOTA TOD Error Fault SMD-011-PMA210 Page:716(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.1-362 BOTA TOD Error Fault 2) BOTA TOD Not Active Fault Fig. 5.1-363 BOTA TOD Not Active Fault 5.2. Status Command 5.2.1. Processor Status Change Report When processor status is changed in state block, the status change report messages are displayed on Console Window. This function can allow or inhibit messages display as a function that allows/inhibits the status message display.. 5.2.1.1. CNP Status Change Report When CNP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the BSM keeps Alive and displays the messages, judging from the BSM status block. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:717(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.2-1 CNP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.2. PNP Status Change Report When PNP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the BSM keeps Alive and displays the messages, judging from the BSM status block. Fig. 5.2-2 PNP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.3. PCP Status Change Report When PCP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the BSM keeps Alive and displays the messages, judging from the BSM status block. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:718(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.2-3 PCP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.4. PMP Status Change Report When PMP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that PCP keeps Alive and reports the messages to the upper level BSM, judging from the PCP status block. Fig. 5.2-4 PMP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.5. CCP Status Change Report When CCP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the BSM keeps Alive and displays the messages, judging from the BSM status block. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:719(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.2-5 CCP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.6. NCP Status Change Report When NCP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the BSM keeps Alive and displays the messages, judging from the BSM status block. Fig. 5.2-6 NCP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.7. SCP Status Change Report When SCP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the BSM keeps Alive and displays the messages, judging from the BSM status block. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:720(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.2-7 SCP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.8. SMP Status Change Report When SMP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the CCP keeps Alive and reports the messages to the upper level BSM, judging from the CCP status block. Fig. 5.2-8 SMP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.9. VMP Status Change Report When VMP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the CCP keeps Alive and reports the messages to the upper level BSM, judging from the CCP status block. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:721(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.2-9 VMP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.10. ALP Status Change Report When ALP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the CCP keeps Alive and reports the messages to the upper level BSM, judging from the CCP status block. Fig. 5.2-10 ALP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.11. BSP Status Change Report When BSP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the CCP keeps Alive and reports the messages to the upper level BSM, judging from the CCP status block. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:722(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.2-11 BSP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.12. CRP Status Change Report When CRP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the NCP keeps Alive and reports the messages to the upper level BSM, judging from the NCP status block. Fig. 5.2-12 CRP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.13. RCP Status Change Report When RCP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the BSP keeps Alive and reports the messages to the upper level BSM, judging from the BSP status block. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:723(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.2-13 RCP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.1.14. BPP Status Change Report When BPP processor status is changed, the messages are displayed on Console Window. It is the processor that the BSP keeps Alive and reports the messages to the upper level BSM, judging from the BSP status block. Fig. 5.2-14 BPP Processor Status Change Report 5.2.2. Overload Status Change Report Function When overload occurs/is changed/is released in CCP or BSP processor, it is displayed on Console Window. This function can allow or inhibit message display as a function that allows/inhibits the status message display. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:724(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 5.2.2.1. Overload Status Occurred Message When overload occurs in CCP or BSP processor, it is reported to upper level BSM. Overload occurs when Level is 12. Fig. 5.2-15 Overload Status Occurred Message 5.2.2.2. Overload Status Change Message After overload occurs in CCP or BSP processor, when overload status is changed, it is reported to upper level BSM. Fig. 5.2-16 Overload Status Change Message 5.2.2.3. Overload Status Released Message When overload is released in CCP or BSP processor, it is reported to upper level BSM. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:725(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.2-17 Overload Status Released Message 5.3. Loading Message 5.3.1. Processor Initialization Start Message Processor initialization start message is displayed when a target processor starts initialization. The following messages are displayed depending on the initialization type. Classification Message Type Initial Loading S2002 PROCESSOR INITIALIZATION START Standby Loading S2002 PROCESSOR STANDBY INITIALIZATION START Fig. 5.3-1 Processor Initialization Start Message 5.3.2. Processor Initialization End Message SMD-011-PMA210 Page:726(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Processor initialization end message is displayed when a target processor ends initialization. The following messages are displayed depending on the initialization type. Classification Message Type Initial Loading S2100 PROCESSOR INITIALIZATION END Standby Loading S2100 PROCESSOR STANDBY INITIALIZATION END Fig. 5.3-2 Processor Initialization End Message 5.3.3. Loading Start Message Processor loading start message is a message that reports loading start of each block upon loading target processor. The following messages are displayed depending on the loading type. Classification Message Type General Loading S2000 PROCESSOR LOADING START Block Loading S2000 PROCESSOR BLOCK LOADING START Activation Loading S2000 PROCESSOR ACTIVATION LOADING START Standby Loading S2000 PROCESSOR STANDBY LOADING START Firmware Loading S2000 PROCESSOR FIRMWARE LOADING START SMD-011-PMA210 Page:727(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Fig. 5.3-3 Loading Start Message 5.3.4. Loading Completion Message Processor loading completion message is a message that reports loading completion of each block upon loading target processor. The following messages are displayed depending on the loading type. Classification Message Type General Loading S2001 PROCESSOR LOADING COMPLETE Block Loading S2001 PROCESSOR BLOCK LOADING COMPLETE Activation Loading S2001 PROCESSOR ACTIVATION LOADING COMPLETE Standby Loading S2001 PROCESSOR STANDBY LOADING COMPLETE Firmware Loading S2001 PROCESSOR FIRMWARE LOADING COMPLETE Fig. 5.3-4 Loading Completion Message SMD-011-PMA210 Page:728(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 5.3.5. Loading Failure Message Processor loading failure message is a message displayed when block fails in loading upon loading target processor. The following messages are displayed depending on the loading type. Classification Message Type General Loading S2105 PROCESSOR LOADING FAIL Block Loading S2105 PROCESSOR BLOCK LOADING FAIL Activation Loading S2105 PROCESSOR ACTIVATION LOADING FAIL Standby Loading S2105 PROCESSOR STANDBY LOADING FAIL Fig. 5.3-5 Loading Failure Message 5.3.6. Firmware Update Report Message Firmware update report message is a message that reports if the update succeeds when firmware update is completed. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:729(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 6. Trouble Shoot This chapter describes problems caused by operating and solution to them. 6.1. If BSM is not operated 6.1.1. If BSM is not initialized 6.1.1.1. Shared Memory or Queue Problem 6.1.1.1.1. IPC Initialization Problem
If the following messages are displayed start of MMI_server program
[mmi] mmi is already in service. You can remove a file "IPCHEAD" and try again... sorry!!!
The above cases can occur when BSM is already initialized and used or when the formerly executed BSM ends abnormally or by force. When these cases occur, it is possible to delete them compulsorily using rmipc command provided by BSM. However, when initializing IPC by force, perform the work after checking if it is currently in operation. (See Overlapped Use Problem of IPC if UNIX ID which operated BSM previously is different from the ID currently logged in. 6.1.1.1.2. Overlapped Use Problem of IPC
BSM initialization and operation can be performed by logging in as one UNIX ID. But after executing BSM by logging in as other UNIX IDs, none can reoperate BSM except the operated ID. Therefore, check Queue and Shared Memory currently in use by using UNIX command called /usr/bin/ipcs a to see if other IDs operated BSM. In this case, remove the generated IPC Header and the assigned IPC by performing rmipc command with ID or UNIX Root authorization that operates BSM SMD-011-PMA210 Page:730(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 6.1.1.1.3. If IPC is not deleted
If IPC is not deleted by rmipc command to operate BSM, delete it by force through the following command. ipcrm [ -m shmid ] [ -q msqid ] [ -s semid ] [ -M shmkey ]
[ -Q msgkey ] [ -S semkey ]
Description of each factor
-m shmid Remove the shared memory identWhenier shmid from the system. The shared memory segment and data struc-
ture associated with it are destroyed after the last detach.
-q msqid Remove the message queue identWhenier msqid from the system and destroy the message queue and data structure associated with it.
-s semid Remove the semaphore identWhenier semid from the system and destroy the set of semaphores and data structure associated with it.
-M shmkey Removes the shared memory identWhenier, created with key shmkey, from the system. The shared memory segment and data structure associated with it are destroyed after the last detach.
-Q msgkey Remove the message queue identWhenier, created with key msgkey, from the system and destroy the mes-
sage queue and data structure associated with it.
-S semkey Remove the semaphore identWhenier, created with key semkey, from the system and destroy the set of SMD-011-PMA210 Page:731(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual semaphores and data structure associated with it. 6.1.2. It can not function normally despite of its initialization 6.1.2.1. Informix Problem BSM Applications are saved as temporary data and data for reference in other blocks using Informix Database. Therefore, if Informix does not operate, BMS Applications cannot be run or run abnormally. 6.1.2.1.1. Informix Initialization Check to see if Informix Database is normally operated by using the following command:
onstat Normal if messages similar to the following are displayed. Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.UD1 -- On-Line -- Up 1 days 22:53:08 -- 133904 Kbytes If error messages are displayed, refer to the item Informix Installation of BSM environmental configuration. 6.1.2.1.2. Informix Database Error Informix DB errors occur in the following cases: 1) when Database is damaged while operating the BSM; 2) when Applications are not normally run after normal initialization of Informix and 3) when a part of all Applications cannot be run. In this case, it is able to run Applications normally by dropping DB Table of Informix Database artificially. 6.2. If Graphic Application is not run BSM inputs a command in the user-friendly environment and provides a variety of GUIs to monitor the system. However, the user should check the environment to run GUI. The following describes causes for errors and its solution when environment variables are wrongly set up or the files needed for operating GUI do not exist. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:732(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 6.2.1. Environment Variables 6.2.1.1. Display Setup Problem Register the system that corresponds to /etc/host files to protect BSM from external Access and allow to use the authenticated system. Make the format consistent with the following contents:
6.2.1.1.1. Main Server Name 150.150.62.100 zen.lgic.co.kr zen loghost In the above example, it is /etc/hosts file to operate the host called zen as a main server. If the following is registered, the BSM causes segmentation fault and stops operation. 150.150.62.100 zen zen.lgic.co.kr loghost 6.2.1.1.2. Remote Server Even if PC/Workstation to be operated in remote area is the same as the above item, register the following contents in /etc/hosts file. 150.150.62.102 feel.lgic.co.kr feel The above example is the contents that register the system called feel to access the Main Server. Register the following contents in a /etc/hosts file of the Main Server. 6.2.1.2. GUI Library When GUI is operated, the following messages are displayed on xterm window that runs mmi. If GUI is not operated, it can be regarded as GUI without library. ld.so.1: stmGUI: fatal: libXpm.so.4.10: open failed: No such file or directory Killed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:733(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual The above is an example when GUI is not operated in spite of the attempt to operate GUI called stmGUI. It means that libXpm.so.x.xx file does not exist as shown above. In this case, two problems can be taken into consideration. 6.2.1.2.1. LD_LIBRARY_PATH Setup Setting up GUI Library is to change the system environment variables called LD_LIBRARY_PATH. The following is an example of how to set up variables. setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH paths The above path would be composed of the following contents:
/home/informix/lib:/home/informix/lib/esql:/opt/TclPro1.5/solaris-
sparc/lib:/usr/openwin/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/ucblib:/usr/dt/lib:../DATA/LIB GUI Libraries are generally installed in /usr/dt/lib or /usr/openwin/lib. However, add :your_lib_path_dir upon using them additionally. 6.2.1.2.2. libXpm File Absence Even though OS is normally installed, XPM Library is not provided as a basic. Therefore, it is possible to set up by duplicating XPM Library provided by BSM and by adding Library LD_LIBRARY_PATH for setting up. to variables. Refer to the above item 6.2.2. If Manager in Remote Area is not operated For safety, BSM does not allow to use two managers in one system remotely. Therefore, check to see if it corresponds to the following cases:
6.2.2.1. If the same name is already used Check to see if the system attempting a remote operation uses the name already. It is possible to check if it is registered by operating controller on Main BSM Server. In this case, if the current system does not use the name, it means that it was abnormally terminated during the previous use. Therefore, it will be possible to reuse it if Main BSM controller deletes the corresponding host name. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:734(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 6.2.2.2. If it is not registered in /etc/hosts file It is when registration is not allowed for security reasons. In this case, refer to how to compile /etc/hosts file of BSM environment variables setting among the above items and then add remote server name. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:735(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7. CHG- Appendix 7.1. Alarm/Fault Message Description and List 7.1.1. Alarm Message Description and List 7.1.1.1. CAN Generated Alarm Message Table 7.1-1 CAN Generated Alarm Message List Alarm Code Alarm Description A7500 CAN GPSR CONTROL CABLE OPEN A7600 CAN ALARM CABLE OPEN A7800 CAN RACK FAN FAIL A8000 CAN GPSR SINGLE ABNORMAL A8001 CAN GPSR DUAL ABNORMAL A8050 CAN GPSD SINGLE ABNORMAL A8051 CAN GPSD DUAL ABNORMAL A8100 CAN RAPU ABNORMAL A8110 CAN RAPU LINK_OR_POWER FAIL A8500 CAN CNPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A8501 CAN CNPA DUAL ABNORMAL A8550 CAN ASCA(CAMU) SINGLE ABNORMAL A8551 CAN ASCA(CAMU) DUAL ABNORMAL A8560 CAN FERA SINGLE ABNORMAL A8561 CAN FERA DUAL ABNORMAL A8570 CAN ASCA(CPNU) SINGLE ABNORMAL A8571 CAN ASCA(CPNU) DUAL ABNORMAL A8600 CAN PNPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A8601 CAN PNPA DUAL ABNORMAL A8700 CAN AMPA ABNORMAL A8710 CAN PCPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A8711 CAN PCPA DUAL ABNORMAL A8720 CAN PMPA SINGLE ABNORMAL SMD-011-PMA210 Page:736(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual A8721 CAN PMPA DUAL ABNORMAL A8730 CAN ENPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A8731 CAN ENPA DUAL ABNORMAL A8740 CAN BCRA SINGLE ABNORMAL A8741 CAN BCRA DUAL ABNORMAL A8800 CAN PCPA 1PPS CLOCK FAIL A8810 CAN PCPA 10MHz CLOCK FAIL A8820 CAN FERA LINK FAIL A8840 CAN FERA PDSN LINK FAIL A9000 CAN CAMU SINGLE POWER FAIL A9001 CAN CAMU DUAL POWER FAIL A9010 CAN PCFU(PCP) SINGLE POWER FAIL A9011 CAN PCFU(PCP) DUAL POWER FAIL A9020 CAN PCFU(PMP) SINGLE POWER FAIL A9021 CAN PCFU(PMP) DUAL POWER FAIL A9030 CAN ATSU SINGLE POWER FAIL A9031 CAN ATSU DUAL POWER FAIL A9040 CAN CPNU SINGLE POWER FAIL A9041 CAN CPNU DUAL POWER FAIL A9220 CAN ASIA(CAMU) SINGLE ABNORMAL A9221 CAN ASIA(CAMU) DUAL ABNORMAL A9230 CAN ASIA(CPNU) SINGLE ABNORMAL A9231 CAN ASIA(CPNU) DUAL ABNORMAL A9240 CAN AOTA BOARD DELETION A9250 CAN AOTA FUNCTION FAIL A9260 CAN ATSA(ASMU) BOARD DELETION A9270 CAN ATSA(ASMU) FUNCTION FAIL A9300 CAN PIPA BOARD DELETION A9310 CAN PIPA FUNCTION FAIL A9320 CAN FETA BOARD DELETION A9330 CAN FETA FUNCTION FAIL A9400 CAN ATSA(ATSU) BOARD DELETION A9410 CAN ATSA(ATSU) FUNCTION FAIL SMD-011-PMA210 Page:737(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.1.1.2. BSC Generated Alarm Message Table 7.1-2 BSC Generated Alarm Message List Alarm Code Alarm Description A4600 BSC ALARM CABLE OPEN A4800 BSC RACK FAN FAIL A5500 BSC NCPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A5501 BSC NCPA DUAL ABNORMAL A5510 BSC ALP SINGLE ABNORMAL A5511 BSC ALP DUAL ABNORMAL A5550 BSC ALMA SINGLE ABNORMAL A5551 BSC ALMA DUAL ABNORMAL A5560 BSC ASCA SINGLE ABNORMAL A5561 BSC ASCA DUAL ABNORMAL A5700 BSC CCPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A5701 BSC CCPA DUAL ABNORMAL A5710 BSC SCPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A5711 BSC SCPA DUAL ABNORMAL A5720 BSC SLMA ABNORMAL A5730 BSC VCMA ABNORMAL A5800 BSC CCPA 1PPS CLOCK FAIL A5810 BSC CCPA 10MHz CLOCK FAIL A6000 BSC CCPU SINGLE POWER FAIL A6001 BSC CCPU DUAL POWER FAIL A6010 BSC ASMU SINGLE POWER FAIL A6011 BSC ASMU DUAL POWER FAIL A6020 BSC ALBU SINGLE POWER FAIL A6021 BSC ALBU DUAL POWER FAIL A6030 BSC SLBU POWER FAIL A6040 BSC VCBU POWER FAIL SMD-011-PMA210 Page:738(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual A6220 BSC ASIA SINGLE ABNORMAL A6221 BSC ASIA DUAL ABNORMAL A6240 BSC AOTA BOARD DELETION A6250 BSC AOTA FUNCTION FAIL A6260 BSC ATSA BOARD DELETION A6270 BSC ATSA FUNCTION FAIL A6280 BSC ALPA BOARD DELETION A6290 BSC ALPA FUNCTION FAIL A6300 BSC STIA BOARD DELETION A6310 BSC STIA FUNCTION FAIL A6350 BSC STIA SHW LINK FAIL A6400 BSC SLPA BOARD DELETION A6410 BSC SLPA FUNCTION FAIL A6500 BSC VCPA BOARD DELETION A6510 BSC VCPA FUNCTION FAIL A6520 BSC VLIA BOARD DELETION A6530 BSC VLIA FUNCTION FAIL A6540 BSC VLIA T1(E1) #x REMOTE ERROR A6541 BSC VLIA T1(E1) #x LOCAL ERROR A6542 BSC VLIA T1(E1) #x SLIP ERROR A6543 BSC VLIA T1(E1) #x BIT ERROR A6610 BSC CCP ABID BOARD DELETION A6611 BSC NCP ABID BOARD DELETION A6620 BSC SMP SAID BOARD DELETION A6630 BSC SMP SINGLE CLOCK FAIL A6631 BSC SMP DUAL CLOCK FAIL A6640 BSC VMP SAID BOARD DELETION A6650 BSC VMP SINGLE CLOCK FAIL A6651 BSC VMP DUAL CLOCK FAIL A6900 BSC ALPA E1/T1 LINK NODE FAIL A6910 BSC ALPA STM1 LINK NODE FAIL SMD-011-PMA210 Page:739(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.1.1.3. BTS Generated Alarm Message Table 7.1-3 BTS Generated Alarm Message List Alarm Code Alarm Description A0100 BTS TEMPERATURE HIGH ALARM A0110 BTS TEMPERATURE LOW ALARM A0120 BTS WATER HIGH ALARM A0130 BTS WATER LOW ALARM A0140 BTS FIRE ALARM A0150 BTS HUMIDITY HIGH ALARM A0160 BTS FRONT/REAR DOOR OPEN ALARM A0170 BTS SIDE DOOR OPEN ALARM A0200 BTS ACU MODULE FAIL A0210 BTS LPA FAN FAIL A0220 BTS FAN FAIL A0300 BTS COLD START ALARM A0310 BTS RECTIFIER UNIT FAIL A0320 BTS VOLTAGE HIGH ALARM A0321 BTS VOLTAGE LOW ALARM A0330 BTS AC FAIL A0340 BTS BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE ALARM A0350 BTS FUSE/RELAY LOSS ALARM A0360 BTS DMC-14 FAIL A0370 BTS POWER CUT ALARM A0380 BTS HEAT EXCHANGER POWER FAIL A0381 BTS HEAT EXCHANGER FAIL A0390 BTS AC EQUIPMENT HEATER FAIL A0391 BTS AC BATTERY HEATER FAIL A0400 BTS FLOOD ALARM A0410 BTS DOOR #1 OPEN FAIL A0411 BTS DOOR #2 OPEN FAIL SMD-011-PMA210 Page:740(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual A0420 BTS RECTIFIER #1 FAIL A0421 BTS RECTIFIER #2 FAIL A0430 BTS AIRCON #1 FAIL A0431 BTS AIRCON #2 FAIL A0440 BTS WATER LEAKAGE ALARM A0500 BTS GPSR CONTROL CABLE OPEN A0600 BTS ALARM CABLE OPEN A0610 BTS FAN CABLE OPEN A0620 BTS ENVIRONMENT ALARM CABLE OPEN A0800 BTS RACK FAN FAIL A1000 BTS GPS SINGLE ABNORMAL A1001 BTS GPS DUAL ABNORMAL A1500 BTS BCRA SINGLE ABNORMAL A1501 BTS BCRA DUAL ABNORMAL A1550 BTS DRAN POWER FAIL A1560 BTS DRAN FUNCTION FAIL A1700 BTS BSPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A1701 BTS BSPA DUAL ABNORMAL A1750 BTS RCPA SINGLE ABNORMAL A1751 BTS RCPA DUAL ABNORMAL A1760 BTS BPPA BOARD DELETION A1770 BTS BPPA FUNCTION FAIL A1800 BTS BSPA 1PPS CLOCK FAIL A1810 BTS BSPA 10MHz CLOCK FAIL A1850 BTS RCMD BOARD DELETION A1860 BTS RCMD FUNCTION FAIL A2000 BTS BSPU SINGLE POWER FAIL A2001 BTS BSPU DUAL POWER FAIL A2010 BTS RCBU SINGLE POWER FAIL A2011 BTS RCBU DUAL POWER FAIL A2300 BTS DBPA BOARD DELETION A2310 BTS DBPA FUNCTION FAIL A2320 BTS BUDA BOARD DELETION SMD-011-PMA210 Page:741(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual A2330 BTS BUDA FUNCTION FAIL A2340 BTS PACA BOARD DELETION A2350 BTS PACA FUNCTION FAIL A2400 BTS BADA POWER FAIL A2410 BTS BADA FUNCTION FAIL A2420 BTS LICA BOARD DELETION A2430 BTS LICA FUNCTION FAIL A2440 BTS ARIA BOARD DELETION A2450 BTS ARIA FUNCTION FAIL A2470 BTS BOTA POWER FAIL A2480 BTS BOTA FUNCTION FAIL A2490 BTS RISA FUNCTION FAIL A2491 BTS RISA POWER FAIL A2500 BTS LPA BOARD DELETION A2510 BTS LPA FUNCTION FAIL A2520 BTS LPA CONBINER FAIL A2530 BTS LPA CONBINER FAN FAIL A2540 BTS LPA DC/DC ALARM A2550 BTS LPA VSWR ALARM A2560 BTS LPA DISABLE ALARM A2570 BTS LPA OVER POWER WARNING A2580 BTS LPA OVER TEMPERATURE ALARM A2590 BTS LPA OVER POWER ALARM A2600 BTS LNA BOARD DELETION A2610 BTS LNA FUNCTION FAIL A2700 BTS HPA BOARD DELETION A2710 BTS HPA POWER FAIL A2720 BTS HPA POWER SUPPLY FAIL A2730 BTS HPA VSWR ALARM A2740 BTS HPA DISABLE ALARM SMD-011-PMA210 Page:742(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.1.2. Fault Message Description and List Table 7.1-4 Fault Message List Alarm Code Alarm Description F1000 BTS PROCESSOR KEEP-ALIVE FAULT F1100 BTS STM SYSTEM TIME FAULT F1110 BTS CDM TX PARITY FAULT F1120 BTS CDM RX PARITY FAULT F1130 BTS CDM TX OVF FAULT F1140 BTS CDM TX M2R DATA ERROR F1150 BTS CDM TX R2B DATA ERROR F1160 BTS CDM RX B2R DATA ERROR F1170 BTS CHANNEL CONFIG NO RECEIVED ERROR F1180 BTS CHANNEL CONFIG DATA INVALID ERROR F1300 BTS DBPA INTERNAL EVEN SEC ERROR F1301 BTS DBPA EXTERNAL SYSTEM CLOCK ERROR F1302 BTS DBPA TOD NOT ACTIVE F1303 BTS DBPA NO BTSC FREE Q Error F1304 BTS DBPA INTERNAL 80ms CLOCK Error F1305 BTS DBPA DIAG NO FREE Q FAULT F1306 BTS DBPA QUEUE PUT FAULT F1307 BTS DBPA QUEUE GET FAULT F1308 BTS DBPA S/W WATCHDOG TIMEOUT FAULT F1309 BTS DBPA FATAL FAULT F1310 BTS DBPA BAD CHANNEL MODEM FAULT F1311 BTS DBPA TOD Error F1312 BTS DBPA INTERNAL OS CLOCK Error F1313 BTS DBPA BIT CHIP FAULT F1400 BTS DBPA TC NO SI OUT FREE Q ERROR F1410 BTS DBPA TC NO NORMAL FREE Q ERROR F1420 BTS DBPA TC TX FIFO ERROR F1510 BTS DBPA ACH NO FREE QUEUE ERROR SMD-011-PMA210 Page:743(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual F1600 BTS DBPA NO PC ENCODER BUFFER ERROR F1610 BTS DBPA PC NO PAGE FREE QUEUE ERROR F1620 BTS DBPA PC NO QUICK PAGE FREE QUEUE ERROR F1630 BTS DBPA PC NO REPLY FREE QUEUE ERROR F1640 BTS DBPA PC WRITE FRAME FAIL F1650 BTS DBPA PC NO GEN PAGE FREE QUEUE ERROR F1700 BTS BUDA CHIPx16 FAULT F1710 BTS BUDA FORWARD SYNC FAULT F1720 BTS BUDA TX SATURATION FAULT F1730 BTS BUDA FRAME ERROR FAULT F2000 BTS BPPA TOD ERROR F2010 BTS BPPA TOD NOT ACTIVE FAULT F3000 BSC PROCESSOR KEEP-ALIVE FAULT F3020 BSC VCE QCELP ALGORITHM TEST FAULT F3030 BSC VCE DSP TEST FAULT F3040 BSC VLIA E1/T1 TRUNK TIME SLOT FAULT F3050 BSC CALL FAIL F4000 BSC PROCESSOR KEEP-ALIVE FAULT F5000 BSC PROCESSOR KEEP-ALIVE FAULT F7000 CAN PROCESSOR KEEP-ALIVE FAULT F8000 CAN PROCESSOR KEEP-ALIVE FAULT F9000 CAN PROCESSOR KEEP-ALIVE FAULT 7.1.3. Measures for Alarm Message ALM CODE A0100 Table 7.1-5 Measures for Alarm Message Description Measures If temperature is normal, replace
(BTS) Generated when temperature in BTS sensor and ACU, and if temperature is far above the basic level, or is high, check if FAN, Air sensor and ACU are abnormal Conditioner. Heat exchanger, etc. are normal. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:744(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual A0110
(BTS) Generated when temperature in BTS is below the basic level, or sensor and ACU are abnormal A0120 Generated when BTS is submerged
(BTS) owing to natural disaster and other reasons, or sensor and ACU are abnormal A0130
(BTS) Generated right before BTS is submerged owing to natural disaster and other reason, or sensor and ACU are abnormal. Upon low temperature, check if heater(Heating PAD) is normal, and upon normal temperature, replace sensor and ACU. As it does not operate normally even after water subsides, activate BTS through ACU OFF/ON. As this alarm reports critical situation of BTS, take necessary measures, and replace sensor and ACU if they are not actually submerged. A0140 Generated when fire occurs in BTS, When sensor and ACU are abnormal,
(BTS) or sensor and ACU are abnormal. replace sensor and ACU. A0150 Generated when humidity in BTS is
(BTS) higher or lower than the basic level, or sensor and ACU are abnormal. A0160 Generated when the entrance of BTS
(BTS) is open and closed, or sensor and cable are abnormal. A0170 Generated when side entrance of
(BTS) BTS is open and closed, or sensor and cable are abnormal. When humidity is normal, replace sensor and ACU. If the entrance is not open, replace sensor and cable. If the entrance is not open, replace sensor and cable. A0200
(BTS) Generated when ACU-I4 module is abnormal. After checking it is normally positioned and power is normal, replace ACU if normal. A0210 Generated when cooling FAN of Check the power of FAN and replace
(BTS) LPA/HPA is abnormal FAN when power is normal. A0220 Generated when BTS FAN is Check the power of FAN and replace
(BTS) abnormal FAN when power is normal. A0300 Generated when initial power is
(BTS) applied at a very low temperature Release that at more than +5.
(below -5) A0310 Generated when rectifier of BTS, Generated when rectifier of BTS,
(BTS) AC/DC(MDR30), AC, and power are AC/DC(MDR30), AC, and power are SMD-011-PMA210 Page:745(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual abnormal abnormal A0320 If normal, DC 27V is abnormal, but it
(BTS) is generated when voltage of more than 28.5V is supplied. A0321 Generated when BTS rectifier
(BTS) voltage is below 24V
(AC-
commercial power fail) Replace rectifier if the status continues upon restart. If it continues while AC is normal, replace rectifier. A0330
(BTS) Generated when AC (220V/60Hz) input power is abnormal Check if power is normally inlet, and check, upon normal inlet, if voltage is within 170V~270V. A0340 Generated when battery voltage is Charge battery after recovery of
(BTS) below 22.5V, which is similar to low commercial power. Final alarm is voltage alarm generated before shutdown at 20.5V. A0350 Upon initial power application,
(BTS) battery is not connected, or fuse When upon AC Fail, switchover is damage of battery power supply not made, replace rectifier. circuit. DMC-I4 fault A0360
(BTS) If problem continues, replace DMC-
I4. A0370 Generated 10 seconds before When major fault is cleared, recover
(BTS) rectifier shutdown after major fault the rectifier for auto clear. A0380
(BTS) A0381
(BTS) A0390
(BTS) A0391
(BTS) A0400 Heat Exchanger Power Fault Heat Exchanger Fault Internal Heater Fault Check cable, replace FAN, and replace devices. Check cable, replace FAN, and replace devices. Heating Pad Fault Replace power cable and heater. As it does not automatically operate
(BTS) BTS submersion even after water subsides, activate A0410
(BTS) A0411
(BTS) BTS Door #1 Open BTS Door #2 Open SMD-011-PMA210 BTS by ACU OFF/ON. Check BTS Door and close the open door. Check BTS Door and close the open door. Page:746(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual A0420
(BTS) A0421
(BTS) A0430
(BTS) A0431
(BTS) A0440 Rectifier #1 Fault Replace rectifier. Rectifier #2 Fault Replace rectifier. Aircon #1 fault Aircon #2 fault Check if AirCon operates, and replace that upon non-operation. Check if AirCon operates, and replace that upon non-operation. Prevent A/C water leakage from its
(BTS) Water leakage affecting BTS operation. Replace sensor and ACU. A0500 Generated when GPS Control Cable After checking BackBoard Cable,
(BTS) of corresponding rack, shelf is open. replace that if abnormal. If not Check if Control Cable is normal. connected, take quick measure. A0600 Generated when alarm cable of After checking BackBoard Cable,
(BTS) corresponding rack, shelf is open. replace that if abnormal. If not Check if Alarm Cable is normal. connected, take quick measure. A0610
(BTS) Generated when Rack FAN Alarm Cable is Open. After checking BackBoard Cable, replace that if abnormal. If not connected, take quick measure. A0620 Generated when alarm cable of Check cable connection, and replace
(BTS) environmental sensor is open that if normally connected. A0800
(BTS) A1000 Generated when Rack FAN Alarm Cable is Open. After checking BackBoard Cable, replace that if abnormal. If not connected, take quick measure. As alarm generated from GPS-R may
(BTS) Generated when the status of the be generated owing to board other board is abnormal while one deletion, GPS-R Antenna Cable side of dual GPS-R is normal. Failure , OSC failure, etc., check up A1001
(BTS) Generated when both sides of dual GPS-R are abnormal. that. Replace power output module. As alarm generated from GPS-R may be generated owing to board deletion, GPS-R Antenna Cable Failure , OSC failure, etc., check up that. Replace power output module. A1500 Generated when the status of the BCRA HW mounting check or INIT SMD-011-PMA210 Page:747(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(BTS) other board is abnormal while one LED red or OFF, BCRA non-
side of dual BCRA is normal operation/ BCRA HW check A1501
(BTS) Generated when both sides of dual BCRA are abnormal. BCRA HW mounting check or INIT LED red or OFF, BCRA non-
operation/ BCRA HW check A1700 Generated when the other side is Upon board deletion, reinstall that,
(BTS) abnormal while one side of dual or check FAIL LED ON/R.C BSP(UCPA) is normal execution/R.C result. A1701 Generated when both sides of dual Upon board deletion, reinstall that,
(BTS) BSP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board or check FAIL LED ON/R.C deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A1750 Generated when the other side is
(BTS) abnormal while one side of dual RCP(RCCA) is normal.( Board deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) Upon board deletion, reinstall that, or check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution/R.C result. A1751 Generated when both sides of dual Upon board deletion, reinstall that,
(BTS) RCP(RCCA) are abnormal. ( Board or check FAIL LED ON/R.C deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A1760
(BTS) Generated when BPPA is removed A1770 Generated when BPPA application
(BTS) falls into free running loop, thus generating watchdog, and Fault -
address/bus error- occurs by BPPA application malfunction, and hardware is reset by Low Power warning Check the status of BPPA by status check command. Check BPPA Slot, and if normal, check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. Check the status of BPPA by status check command. Check BPPA Slot, and if normal, check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board A1800 Generated when 1pps clock
(BTS) reception from GPS-R fails, or received clock is wrong. A1810 Generated when 10MHz Clock
(BTS) reception from GPS-R fails, or received clock is wrong Check power, 1pps cable and UCPA H/W. Check power, 10MHz cable and UCPA H/W. A1850 Generated when BTS RCMD board is Check if RCMD board is removed SMD-011-PMA210 Page:748(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(BTS) deleted. and mount that if removed. A1860
(BTS) Generated when CPU or FPGA Fail occurs in RCMD board. Check the following as to RCMD.( check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution/R.C result) A2000 Generated when one side of dual PRI Check power and replace that if
(BTS) boards of BSPB, BANB is abnormal. abnormal. A2001 Generated when both sides of dual
(BTS) PRI boards of BSPB, BANB are abnormal. Check power and replace that if abnormal. A2010 Generated when one side of dual PRI Check power and replace that if
(BTS) boards of RCCB, DBPB is abnormal. abnormal. A2011 Generated when both sides of dual
(BTS) PRI boards of BSPU, BANU are abnormal. A2300 Check power and replace that if abnormal. Check DBPA Slot, and if normal,
(BTS) Generated when DBPA is removed check Backboard Pin, and if Generated when DBPA is removed or abnormal owing to other cause A2310
(BTS) A2320 abnormal, replace board. Check DBPA Slot, and if normal, check Backboard Pin, and if abnormal, replace board Check BUDA Slot, and if normal, and
(BTS) Generated when BUDA is removed. if normal, check Backboard Pin, and A2330 if abnormal, replace board.
- REF(10MHz) : Check 10M Cable,
(BTS) Generated 10MHz or PLL(IF,RF, and if normal, replace BUDA. 7.2(DCN case)) or DC power (5Vd,
- SYNT1(RF PLL) : Replace BUDA.
+/-12Va, 5Va) fail, or reset.
- SYNT2(IF PLL) : Replace BUDA. A2340
- SYNT3(7.2MHz) : Replace BUDA. Check PACA Slot, and if normal,
(BTS) PACA removal (active high). check Backboard Pin, and if abnormal, replace board. A2350
- power fail : TTL
- H/W, S/W Reset : auto recovery
(BTS)
- H/W, S/W Reset
- PLL Lock Fail : Check RCCA
- PLL LOCK Fail (TTL) status or replace board.
- GPS 10MHz Reference Signal
- GPS Signal Fail : Check PACA GPS Fail(TTL) Input Cable. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:749(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
- shunt port open
- Aging Fail : Backboard shunt open
(enable)/Short(disable). Generated +27V status is abnormal. A2400
(BTS) A2410 PWR_FAIL : Check up+27V status supplied from BUS BAR.
- MS_OPEN : check MS status.
(BTS) MS_OPEN, MAT_OPEN,
- MAT_OPEN : check BRMD DPDT_OPEN or CTL_OPEN(BDCD) status. DC power (27V, +/-12V, 5V) or
- DPDT_OPEN: check DPDT Reset status. A2420
- CTL_OPEN : check BDCD status. Check LICA Slot, and if normal,
(BTS) LICA deletion check Backboard Pin, and if abnormal, replace board. A2430 CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, INIT LED red or OFF, ALPA non-
(BTS) remote reset, power fail operation/ LICA HW check A2440
(BTS) ARIA deletion (active high). By status check command, check the status of ARIA. Check ARIA Slot, and if normal, check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace board. A2450 When ARIA Application falls into
(BTS) free running loop, thus generating watchdog, and Fault -address/bus Check ARIA status and ARIA Slot, error- occurs owing to ARIA and if normal, check Backboard Pin application malfunction, and and if abnormal, replace board. hardware is reset by Low Power warning A2470
(BTS) Power failure (active high) A2480 Reference signal cable open(A AND
(BTS) B) or system clock(A AND B) or even clock(A AND B) or 10M or reset or PLL unlock(A or B or G) or CPU faile RUN LED off, BOTA non-
operation/BOTA power fail message/
power cable check and BOTA HW check Function Fail LED red, BOTA non-
operation/ MMC for fail cause analysis
/clock and 10M cable connection check, BOTA HW check A2490
- H/W, S/W, PWR Reset : TTL High - H/W, S/W Reset : auto recovery SMD-011-PMA210 Page:750(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(BTS)
- PLL LOCK Fail : TTL High
- PLL Lock Fail : RISA status check or board replacement A2491 Power +12V, -12V, +5V, -5V
(BTS)
- Power Fail : TTL High Power Short : H/W replacement and repair A2500 LPA reportsd the status of insertion Check if LPA is normally installed in
(BTS) and deletion to combiner. combiner. A2510
(BTS) A2520
(BTS) A2530
(BTS) DC Power off, or switch off, or Major alarm and Disable, or H/W reset. Combiner DC power off or Combiner H/W reset. Combiner Alpha FAN fail report. Check if LPA DC switch is ON /
check if DC power is normally applied while LPA is installed /
check if major alarm was generated. Check if DC is connected to Combiner #N / check is H/W is reset. Check FAN power cable connection/
bad FAN? FAN replacement A2540 Generated when LPA DC power is Check if DC voltage operates within
(BTS) unstable. operating voltage(21~30V). A2550
(BTS) A2560
(BTS) A2570 A lot of RF power reflected on LPA output port Check LPA and combiner RF connection/ check combiner RF output cable connection. LPA disabled Send RF enable command. As it is generated owing to high LPA
(BTS) high input power level. RF input power level, check RF input power level. A2580
(BTS) A2590 High LPA temperature. Check if Shelf FAN is normal. Drop LPA output level, and send
(BTS) High input Power level. Status request or reset command to A2600
- monitors status monitor line
(BTS) cable open.
- connects pin assigned to internal Front End to GROUND. enable LPA. Check and connect cable. A2610 Apply power to LNA inside of Front FEU(LNA) replacement. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:751(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(BTS) End or detect the status of supplied voltage and RF device, and composite them for provision at TTL Active High upon fail with one pin. A2700 Reports the status of HPA
(BTS) insertion/deletion. Check if HPA cable is normal. A2710
(BTS) A2720
(BTS) A2730
(BTS) A2740
(BTS) A2750
(BTS) HPA DC power off or power failure. Check if HPA DC power is normally supplied. A lot of RF power reflected on HPA output port. Check if HPA RF output cable connection is normal / replace RF output cable. HPA disables. Send HPA enable command. High HPA temperature Check if fan that provides ait flow to HPA is normal. A2760 High input Power level / disable
(BTS) alarm along with Over Power Check if RF input power level is warning alarm is defined as over high, which is applied to HPA. power alarm. A4600 Generated if alarm cable connected
(BSC) to CCSB, ASMB, ALSB, SLB, VCB Shelf is deleted. Abnormal FAN in BSC. A4800
(BSC) A5500 Generated when the other side is
(BSC) abnormal while one side of dual NCP(UCPA) is normal.( Board deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) Check the status of Alarm Cable, and replace that if normal. Check FAN Alarm Cable, and replace FAN if normal. Reinstall board upon deletion, or check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution/R.C result. A5501 Generated when both sides of dual Reinstall board upon deletion, or
(BSC) NCP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board check FAIL LED ON/R.C deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A5510 Generated when the other side is Reinstall board upon deletion, or abnormal while one side of dual check FAIL LED ON/R.C SMD-011-PMA210 Page:752(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ALP(UCPA) is normal.( Board execution/R.C result. deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) A5511 Generated when both sides of dual Reinstall board upon deletion, or ALP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board check FAIL LED ON/R.C deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A5550 Generated when the other side is abnormal while one side of dual
- check ALMA HW status. ALMA is normal.(board deletion,
- INIT LED red or OFF, ALMA CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, non-operation / ALMA HW check remote reset, power failure) A5551 Generated when both sides of dual ALMA are abnormal. (board deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure) A5560 Generated when the other side is
- Check ALMA HW status.
- INIT LED red or OFF, ALMA non-operation/ ALMA HW check abnormal while one side of dual
- Check ASCA HW status. ASCA is normal.(board deletion, CPU
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA-E fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote non-operation/ Check ASCA HW. reset, power failure) A5561 Generated when both sides of dual ASCA are abnormal. (board deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure)
- Check ASCA HW status.
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA-E non-operation/ ASCA HW check A5700 Generated when the other side is abnormal while one side of dual CCP(UCPA) is normal.( Board deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) Reinstall board upon deletion, or check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution/R.C result. A5701 Generated when both sides of dual Reinstall board upon deletion, or
(BSC) CCP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board check FAIL LED ON/R.C deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A5710 Generated when the other side is
(BSC) abnormal while one side of dual CCP(UCPA) is normal.( Board deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) Reinstall board upon deletion, or check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution/R.C result. A5711 Generated when both sides of dual Reinstall board upon deletion, or
(BSC) CCP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board check FAIL LED ON/R.C SMD-011-PMA210 Page:753(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A5720 Generated when SLMA is abnormal.
(BSC)
(board deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure) A5730 Generated when VCMA is
(BSC) abnormal. (board deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure) A5800 Generated when CCP fails to receive
(BSC) 1pps Clock from GPS-D, or the received clock is wrong. A5810 Generated when CCP fails to receive
(BSC) 10MHz Clock from GPS-D, or the received clock is wrong.
- check SLMA HW status.
- INIT LED red or OFF, SLMA non-
operation/ SLMA HW check
- check VCMA HW status.
- INIT LED red or OFF, VCMA non-
operation/ VCMA HW check Check power, 1PPS cable and UCPA H/W. Check power, 10MHz cable and UCPA H/W. A6000 Generated when one side of dual PRI Check power and replace that if
(BSC) board is abnormal. abnormal. A6001 Generated when both sides of dual Check power and replace that if
(BSC) PRI board are abnormal. abnormal. A6010 Generated when one side of dual Check power and replace that if
(BSC) PRI board is abnormal. abnormal. A6011 Generated when both sides of dual Check power and replace that if
(BSC) PRI board are abnormal. abnormal. A6020 Generated when one side of dual Check power and replace that if
(BSC) PRI board is abnormal. abnormal. A6021 Generated when both sides of dual Check power and replace that if
(BSC) PRI board are abnormal. abnormal. A6030
(BSC) A6040
(BSC) When PRI board of SLB is abnormal When PEI board of VCB is abnormal Check power and replace that if abnormal. Check power and replace that if abnormal. A6220 Generated when the other side is
(BSC) abnormal while one side of dual
- check ASIA HW status. ASIA is normal.(board deletion, CPU
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA HW fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote check reset, power failure) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:754(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual A6221 Generated when both sides of dual
(BSC) ASIA are abnormal. (board deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure)
- check ASIA HW status.
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA HW check A6260 Check ATSA Slot, and if normal,
(BSC) ATSA Board deletion check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. A6270 Generated when ATSA Application
(BSC) falls into free running loop, thus generating watchdog, and Fault -
address/bus error occurs owing to ATSA Application malfunction, and hardware is reset Although it attempts recovery automatically, replace the board if Function Fail continuously occurs. A6280 Check ALPA Slot, and if normal,
(BSC) ALPA Board Deletion check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. A6290 CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote INIT LED red or OFF, ALPA non-
(BSC) reset, power failure operation / ALPA HW check A6300
(BSC) By state check command, check the status of STIA. Check the status of STIA Board deletion STIA Slot, and if normal, check A6310 Generated when STIA Application
(BSC) falls into free running loop, thus generating watchdog, and Fault -
address/bus error occurs owing to STIA Application malfunction, and hardware is reset BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. By status check command, check the status of STIA. Generally, auto recovery is attempted, but if Function Fail continues, replace the board. A6350 Generated subhighway cable open Check the cable, and if normal,
(BSC) from STIA to VLIA. replace STIA. A6400 Check SLPA Slot, and if normal,
(BSC) Generated if SLPA is deleted. check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. A6410 Generated when SLPA Application Although it attempts recovery
(BSC) falls into free running loop, thus automatically, replace the board if SMD-011-PMA210 Page:755(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual generating watchdog, and Fault -
Function Fail continuously occurs. address/bus error occurs owing to SLPA Application malfunction, and hardware is reset A6500 Check VCPA Slot, and if normal,
(BSC) VCPA Board deletion check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. A6510 Generated when SLPA Application
(BSC) falls into free running loop, thus generating watchdog, and Fault -
address/bus error occurs owing to SLPA Application malfunction, and hardware is reset Although it attempts recovery automatically, replace the board if Function Fail continuously occurs. A6520 Check VLIA Slot, and if normal,
(BSC) VLIA Board deletion check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. A6530 Generated when VLIA Application
(BSC) falls into free running loop, thus generating watchdog, and Fault -
address/bus error occurs owing to VLIA Application malfunction, and hardware is reset Although it attempts recovery automatically, replace the board if Function Fail continuously occurs. A6540 Generated when link fault of target
(BSC) MSC on the link between VLIA and MSC is detected Check the status of the link on MSC part and the status of trunk board. A6541 Local Trunk Error due to Frame Check the status of VLIA kink and
(BSC) Error, Sync Error replace the board if normal. A6542 When more than 30 slips occur for 1
(BSC) hour due to environmental cause Check VLIA status and if normal, concerning the link connected to replace the board. MSC A6543 When more than 288 BIT Errors
(BSC) occur for 1 hour due to Check VLIA status and if normal, environmental cause concerning the replace the board. link connected to MSC A6610 Generated if ABID Board of CCSB Check the status of ABID BOARD, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:756(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(BSC) Shelf is removed. and if fault occurs despite its Generated when ABID Board of ASMB Shelf is removed. A6611
(BSC) A6620 connection, replace ABID BOARD. Check the status of ABID BOARD, and if fault occurs despite its connection, replace ABID BOARD. Check the status of SAID BOARD,
(BSC) SAID Board of SLB Shelf is removed. and if fault occurs despite its A6630 When the other clock recept
(BSC) encounters a problem while one side of clock to clock cable of dual SMP is normally received A6631 When the other clock recept
(BSC) encounters a problem while one side of clock to clock cable of dual SMP is normally received connection, replace SAID BOARD. Check corresponding cable status and CCP status. If normal, replace SMP board. Check corresponding cable status and CCP status. If normal, replace SMP board. A6640
(BSC) Generated when SAID Board of VCB Shelf is deleted. Check if SAID BOARD is equipped, and if a fault occurs despite its connection, replace SAID BOARD. A6650 When the other clock receipt
(BSC) encounters a problem while one side of clock to clock cable of dual VMP is normally received A6651 When the other clock receipt
(BSC) encounters a problem while one side of clock to clock cable of dual VMP is normally received A6900 Error of E1/T1 link connected to
(BSC) ALPA (LOSS OF SYNC, REMOTE ALARM INDICATION, ALARM INDICATION SIGNAL, OUT OF FRAME) A6910 Error of STM-1 link connected to Check corresponding cable status and CCP status. If normal, replace SMP board. Check corresponding cable status and CCP status. If normal, replace SMP board. Check E1/T1 link cable and ALPA, LICA, and if abnormal, replace that.
(BSC) ALPA (LOSS OF SYNC, REMOTE Check STM-1 link cable and ALPA, ALARM INDICATION, ALARM LICA, and if abnormal, replace that. INDICATION SIGNAL, OUT OF SMD-011-PMA210 Page:757(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FRAME) A7500 Generated when GPS-R Control Check BackBoard Cable, and if
(CAN) Cable is open abnormal, replace that. A7600 Alarm cable connected to CAMB,
(CAN) CPNB, PCFB is open or other fault occurs A7800 Check cable status, and if normal, replace cable. Check FAN power status and alarm
(CAN) CAN Rack FAN failure. cable status, and if normal, replace Generated when the other side is abnormal while one side of dual GPS-R is normal. A8000
(CAN) A8001
(CAN) FAN or Cable. As alarms generated by GPS-R may be generated owing to board deletion, GPS-R Antenna Cable open, OSC defect, etc., check up that. Replace power output module. As alarms generated by GPS-R may be generated owing to board Generated when both sides of dual deletion, GPS-R Antenna Cable GPS-R are abnormal. open, OSC defect, etc., check up that. Replace power output module A8050 As alarms generated from GPSD may
(CAN) Generated when the internal status be generated owing to GPSD of GPSD are abnormal. Generated if Antenna Cable open, OSC defect, power output module is abnormal. etc., check up that. Replace power output module. A8110 Generated if RS422 Cable that
(CAN) connects RAPU(Remote Alarm Panel Unit) to AMPA is open or communication between them is impossible due to fault. Check if RS422 Cable is open, and if it continues, replace cable. A8500 Generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual CNP(UCPA) is normal.( Board deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) Upon board deletion, reinstall the board or if not, check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution /R.C result. A8501 When both sides of dual Upon board deletion, reinstall the SMD-011-PMA210 Page:758(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(CAN) CNP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board board or if not, check FAIL LED deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) ON/R.C execution /R.C result. A8550 Generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual
- check ASCA HW status ASCA is normal.(board deletion, CPU
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA-E fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote non-operation / ASCA HW check reset, power defect) A8551 Generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual
- check ASCA HW status. ASCA is normal.(board deletion, CPU
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA-E fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote non-operation / ASCA HW check reset, power defect) A8560 Pcgenerated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while obe side of dual FERA is normal. Check FERA status and if normal, replace bpard. A8561 Generatede when both sides of dual Check FERA status and if normal,
(CAN) FERA are abnormal. replace the board. A8570 Generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual
- check ASCA HW status. ASCA is nlormal.(board deletion,
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA-E CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, non-operation / ASCA HW check. remote reset, power failure) A8571 Generated when both sides of dual
(CAN) ASCA are abnormal. (board deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure) A8600 Generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual PNP(UCPA) is abnormal.( Board deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail)
- check ASCA HW status.
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA-E non-operation/ ASCA HW check. Upon board deletion, reinstall that, or check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution/R.C result. A8601 Generated when both sides of dual Upon board deletion, reinstall that,
(CAN) PNP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board or check FAIL LED ON/R.C deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A8700 Controlled by communication with If AMPA is normal, check alarm
(CAN) AMPA in case AMPA(Remote Alarm panel status, and if AMPA is Panel Unit) connected to AMPA via abnormal, immediate measure should SMD-011-PMA210 Page:759(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Ethernet is abnormal. be taken. A8710 Generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual PCP(UCPA) is normal.( Board deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) Upon board deletion, reinstall that, or check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution/R.C result. A8711 Generated when both sides of dual Upon board deletion, reinstall that,
(CAN) PCP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board or check FAIL LED ON/R.C deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A8720 Generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual PMP(UCPA) is normal( Board deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) Upon board deletion, reinstall that, or check FAIL LED ON/R.C execution/R.C result. A8721 Generated when both sides of dual Upon board deletion, reinstall that,
(CAN) PMP(UCPA) are abnormal. ( Board or check FAIL LED ON/R.C deletion, CPU or FPGA Fail) execution/R.C result. A8740 generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual BCRA HW status checj or INIT LED BCRA is normal.(board deletion, CPU red or OFF, BCRA non-operation/
fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote BCRA HW check reset, power failure) A8741 Generated when both sides of dual
(CAN) BCRA are abnormal. (board deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure) A8800 When PCP could not receive 1pps
(CAN) Clock from GPS-D, or the received clock is wrong. A8810 When PCP could not receive 10MHz
(CAN) Clock from GPS-D, or the received clock is wrong. A8820 While one side of FERA is normal,
(CAN) there occurs a failure on the link between FERA and FETA of the other side. BCRA HW status check or INIT LED red or OFF, BCRA non-operation/
BCRA HW check power, 1PPS cable and UCPA H/W check power, 10MHz cable and UCPA H/W check Check the link between FETA and PDSN, and if normally connected, replace FERA, FETA. A8821 While one side of FERA is abnormal, Check the link between FETA and
(CAN) there occurs a failure on the link PDSN, and if normally connected, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:760(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual between FERA and FETA of the replace FERA, FETA. other side. A8840
(CAN) Failure in link between FETA and PDSN Check the link between FETA and PDSN, and if normally connected, replace FETA. A9000 One side failure of dual PRI board of Check up power and replace that if
(CAN) CAMB. abnormal. A9001 Both side failure of dual PRI board of Check up power and replace that if
(CAN) CAMB. abnormal. A9010 One side failure of dual PRI board of Check up power and replace that if
(CAN) PCFB(PCP included Shelf). abnormal. A9011 Both side failure of dual PRI board of Check up power and replace that if
(CAN) PCFB(PCP included Shelf). abnormal. A9020 One side failure of dual PRI board of Check up power and replace that if
(CAN) PCFB(PMP included Shelf). abnormal. A9021 Both side failure of dual PRI board of Check up power and replace that if
(CAN) PCFB(PMP included Shelf). abnormal. A9040 One side failure of dual PRI board of Check up power and replace that if
(CAN) CPNB. abnormal. A9041 One side failure of dual PRI board of Check up power and replace that if
(CAN) CPNB. abnormal. A9220 Generated when the other side is
(CAN) abnormal while one side of dual
- Check ASIA HW status. ASIA in CAMB is normal. (board
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA HW deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW check reset, remote reset, power failure) A9221 Bothy sides of dual ASIA in CAMB
(CAN) are abnormal. (board deletion, CPU fail, SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure) A9230 When the other side is abnormal
- Check ASIA HW status.
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA HW check
(CAN) while one side of dual ASIA is
- Check ASIA HW status. normal.(board deletion, CPU fail, SW
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA HW reset, HW reset, remote reset, check power failure) A9231 Both sides of dual ASIA are - Check ASIA HW status. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:761(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(CAN) abnormal. (board deletion, CPU fail,
- INIT LED red or OFF, ASIA HW SW reset, HW reset, remote reset, check power failure) A9240
(CAN) AOTA Board deletion Check AOTA HW status. A9250 In-CAMB AOTA Board CPU fail, SW
(CAN) reset, HW reset, remote reset, power failure, etc. INIT LED red or OFF, AOTA non-
operation/ AOTA HW check A9260 Check ATSA Slot, and if normal,
(CAN) In-CAMB ATSA Board deletion check BackBoard Pin, and if normal, replace the board. A9270 When ATSA Application falls into
(CAN) free running loop, thus generating Generally, auto recovery is watchdog, and Fault, address/bus attempted, but if Function Fail error occurs by ATSA Application continues, replace the board. malfunction, and hardware is reset. A9300 Check PIPA Slot, and if normal,
(CAN) In-PCFB PIPA Board deletion check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. A9310 When PIPA Application falls into free
(CAN) running loop, thus generating Generally, auto recovery is watchdog, and Fault, address/bus attempted, but if Function Fail error occurs by ATSA Application continues, replace the board. malfunction, and hardware is reset. A9320 Check FETA Slot, and if normal,
(CAN) FETA Board deletion check BackBoard Pin, and if abnormal, replace the board. A9330 When FETA Application falls into
(CAN) free running loop, thus generating Generally, auto recovery is watchdog, and Fault, address/bus attempted, but if Function Fail error occurs by ATSA Application continues, replace the board. malfunction, and hardware is reset. 7.1.4. Measures for Fault Message SMD-011-PMA210 Page:762(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FAULT Description Measures F1000 Generated when there is no Check Network Link, and if response after Processor Keep abnormal, check Network Card. Alive, and link is blocked or there is actual problem in processor. F1110 Tx Parity Fault in CDMA Data 1. Check BUDA contact 2. Switch Combine Module. over RCP 3. Replace BUDA F1170 Channel Configuration info receipt Check BSP and network between failure. BSP/RCP, and if normal, switch over or reset RCP. F1180 Wrong Channel Configuration info Switch over BSP. F1300 When there is an error in Even Reset CH CARD as interrupt System Clock. malfunctions or CH S/W F1301 Error in external system clock. Reset Channel Card. malfunctions. F1302 Generated CHC activation, it cant receive TOD info when after Reset Channel Card, and if it continues, check BSP status and within 10 seconds. IPC PATH. F1303 No FREE_Q for message transfer Reset Channel Card. from Channel to RCP F1304 Generated when internal time of Reset Channel Card. channel is different from the time that increases by 80ms INT, and call setup malfunctions. F1310 Generated upon Clock Error and Reset Channel Card. Modem Control Defect. F1311 Wrong TOD information. Reset Channel Card. F1400 Generated when there is no message Reset Channel Card. to SVC as Message Free Queue to SVC is empty. F1410 Generated when there is no queue Reset Channel Card. resources to store message from BSP or RCP. F1420 If Tx FIFO for Traffic Channel is Reset Channel Card. Full. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:763(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual F1510 Generated when there is no queue Reset Channel Card. resource to store message to be sent to BSP. F1600 When there is no Encoder Queue Reset Channel Card. resource. F1610 No queue resource to store page Reset Channel Card. message except for General Page message. F1620 No queue message to generate and Reset Channel Card. store Quick Page message. F1630 No queue resource to store Reply Reset Channel Card. Message when reply is required regarding message from BSP. F1640 As the case that Paging Channel Reset Channel Card. prroly writes frame every 20ms, it is generated more than 20 times consecutively. F1650 No queue resource to store General Reset Channel Card. Page message from BSP. F3000 Generated when there is no Check Network Link, and if there is response after keeping alive the any error, check Network Card. processor, and link is blocked or the processor itself encounters a problem. F3020 Error occurs in the course of testing Generated also if there is no None VCE Zero PCM Frame from TSLU. But, as QAT_F does not conduct vocoder test as to VOC that was once generated, test that by giving load to entire SVC Card. If the problem continues, replace VOC. F3030 Error in the course of testing DSP Check up Checksum, Read/Write, Flag Set, etc. F3040 There is error in time-slot in the As there is high possibility of course of testing VLIA T1/E1 Trunk. physical problem in corresponding trunk itself, check up trunk section SMD-011-PMA210 Page:764(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual F3050 If call is not connected in the course Check PLD Data and modify wrong of call processing, this cause is DATA. Check Parameter DATA displayed. error cause and value and request and replace that if necessary. the person in charge to take measures. F4000 Generated when there is no Check Network Link, and if there is response after keeping alive the any error, check Network Card.. processor, and link is blocked or the processor itself encounters a problem. F5000 Generated when there is no Check Network Link, and if there is response after keeping alive the any error, check Network Card.. processor, and link is blocked or the processor itself encounters a problem. F6000 Generated when there is no Check Network Link, and if there is response after keeping alive the any error, check Network Card.. processor, and link is blocked or the processor itself encounters a problem. F7000 Generated when there is no Check Network Link, and if there is response after keeping alive the any error, check Network Card.. processor, and link is blocked or the processor itself encounters a problem. F8000 Generated when there is no Check Network Link, and if there is response after keeping alive the any error, check Network Card. processor, and link is blocked or the processor itself encounters a problem. F9000 Generated when there is no Check Network Link, and if there is response after keeping alive the any error, check Network Card. processor, and link is blocked or the processor itself encounters a problem. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:765(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.2. Status Message Description and LIST Status Definition and LIST Table 7.2-1 Status Message LIST Code S3002 CAN CNP/PNP Status Change Definition Description Displayed upon processor status change Display Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change S3003 AMP Status Change Display S3004 ALP Status Change Display S3005 CCP Status Change Display S3006 SMP Status Change Display S3007 VMP Status Change Display S3008 PCP Status Change Display Displayed upon processor status change S3009 BSC-NCP Status Change Display Displayed upon processor status change S3010 BSP Status Change Display S3011 SCP Status Change Display S3012 BPP Status Change Display S3013 RCP Status Change Display S3017 CRP Status Change Display S3020 PMP Status Change Display S3201 CNP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3202 CNP ASCA Status Change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon processor status change Displayed upon device status change Display S3205 PNP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3206 PNP ASCA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3209 PCP BCRA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3210 PMP BCRA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display SMD-011-PMA210 Page:766(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual S3211 AMP GPSR Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3220 NCP ASIA Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3221 NCP ASCA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3222 NCP ATSA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3224 ALP ALMA Status Change Displayed upon device status change Display S3230 BSP GPS Status Change Display Displayed upon device status change S3501 CCP Overload State Change Displayed when overload status is generated, Display released and changed owing to load change in S3502 BSP Overload State Change Displayed when overload status is generated, Display released and changed owing to load change in CCP Status Type NORM ABNM DCPY LDNG NORM(OLD) NORM(NEW) ABN_K ABN_I UNDEF BSP Table7.2-2 Processor Status LIST Definition NORMAL Abnormal Dual Copy StandBy Loading Normal (after StandBy Loading, Old version) Normal (after StandBy Loading, New version) Abnormal with Keep Alive Fault Abnormal with Process Isolation Undefined Status Table 7.2-3 Network Node Status LIST Status Type Definition NORM NOR_A Normal Normal Act Description Normal Normal Activation (dual node) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:767(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual NOR_S ABN_D ABN_F ABN_M Normal Standby Normal Standby (dual node) Abnormal Deletion Abnormal Fault Card deltion Local Fault Abnormal MMC Block Abnormal MMC block INIT Initial charge of corresponding device malfunctions from Despite being equipped in PLD, processor in AB_OB Abnormal Online Block the start to the present. Device blocked as normal call is impossible diw to other device fault N_EQP Not Equipped Card type is not defined in PLD Table 7.2-4 Vocoder Channel Element Status LIST Status Type Definition IDLE Idle 8K_Qcelp 8k Qcelp Call 8K_EVRC 8k EVRC Call Description Idle 8k QCELP call setup 8k EVRC call setup 13K_Qcelp 13k Qcelp Call 13k QCELP call setup 13K_EVRC 13k EVRC Call 13k EVRC call setup ABN_M Abnormal MMC Block Abnormal MMC block UNDEF Undefined Status Undefined status Table 7.2-5 Network Node Mode List Mode Type Definition Description ACT SBY Active StandBy Normal (ACT LED ON) Normal (ACT LED OFF) Table7.2-6 DEVICE Status List Definition Normal Abnormal Deletion Status Tyoe NORM ABN_D SMD-011-PMA210 Page:768(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ABN_F ABN_M INIT AB_OB IDLE BUSY N_EQP READY UNDEF ABN_I ABN_B Abnormal Fault
(Test: As a result of DSP Chip Hardware test, NOK) Abnormal MMC Block Initial Abnormal Online Block Idle (CE, VCE) Busy (CE, VCE) Not Equipped in PLD Device mounted although not defined in PLD Undefined status H/W Reset isolation On-demand BER Test status NOR_PB Status until call is disconnected if there is a call when blocking CHC, Chip, REDNCY CB_OPN CLK_F TSW_F ABN_AT ABN_MT QAT0_F QAT1_F QAT2_F QAT3_F VPLB_F VMLB_F VLLB_F Status until call is terminated for vocoder test Standby side Redundancy (FETA Only) Faulty Cable Open As a result of Timing-Module test, NOK (Test Only) As a result of TSLU Loopback test, NOK (Test Only) Auto test of vocoder (Online) (Test Only) Manual test of vocoder (Ondemand) (Test Only) As a result of QCELP Algorithm test, NOK in State0 (Test Only) As a result of QCELP Algorithm test, NOK in State1 (Test Only) As a result of QCELP Algorithm test, NOK in State2 (Test Only) As a result of QCELP Algorithm test, NOK in State3 (Test Only) As a result of VCPA Loopback test result, NOK (Test Only) As a result of VCMA Loopback test result, NOK (Test Only) As a result of VLIA Loopback test, NOK (Test Only) 7.3. DCI Debugger Command 7.3.1. Tx/Rx Message Trace Function This function includes asf, arf command, etc. asf command trances message from BSM to lower processor, and arf command traces message from lower processor to BSM. 7.3.1.1. asf Command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:769(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.3.1.1.1. Input asf [all/off] : If a factor is not set in asf command, or as a factor, all is set, it can trace all messages from BSM. It can stop Tx message trace set to asf off command. asf sigid [dstaddr] : It can be used to trace only Tx message to specific IP or specific signal ID value without tracing all messages. To trace specific signal ID to all targets, it is used in the form of asf sigid, and to trace specific signal ID to specific target, it can be used in the form of asf sigid dstaddr. Here, dstaddr can set a factor in the form of hexadecimal 32bit-word value or dotted-decimal. asf ffff dstaddr : It can be used to trace all signals to specific IP. Likewise, IP address is set in the form of 32bit-word or dotted-decimal. 7.3.1.1.2. Output Message traced by asf command has the following output format. The output contents are message Tx time and message header information. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:770(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Message Tx time
=> ASF(qid:5101) at Fri Feb 2 10:40:25 2001 Msg_flag [0xF634] Msg_len [0028] Message length Src_IP [0x1DC00001] Dest_IP [0x11400101] Dest(target) Src_TID [000682] Dest_TID [000000] IP & Task ID Remain_conn [FALSE ] Sig_id [0x0A66] signal ID Remain_time [00 sec]
Src(BSM) IP and Task ID 7.3.1.2. arf Command 7.3.1.2.1. Input arf [all/off] : This can trace all messages received to BSM if a factor is not set in arf command, or all is set as factor. IT can stop tracing Rx message set as arf off command. arf sigid [srcaddr] : Without tracing all messages, this can be used only to trace specific signal ID value or Rx message from specific IP. To trace specific signal ID from all targets, it is ued in the form of arf sigid, and to trace specific signal ID from specific target, it can be used in the form of arf sigid srcaddr. Here, srcaddr can set a factor in the form of hexademical 32bit-word value or dotted-decimal. asf ffff srcaddr : This is to trace all signals from specific IP. Likewise, IP address is set in the form of 32bit-word or dotted-decimal. 7.3.1.2.2. Output Message traced by arf command has the following output format. The output contents are message Tx time and message header information. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:771(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Info on App to receive message Message Rx time
=> ARF[0x0A65](qid:5105/pid:670) at Fri Feb 2 10:40:25 2001 Msg_flag [0xF634] Msg_len [0225] Message length Src_IP [0x11400201] Dest_IP [0x1DC00001]
Dest(BSM) Src_TID [000074] Dest_TID [000000] IP &
Task ID Remain_conn [FALSE ] Sig_id [0x0A65] Signal ID Remain_time [00 sec]
Src(Target) IP & Task ID SMD-011-PMA210 Page:772(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.3.2. Function to test Function This function includes sis and ipclog console command. sis command is to send IPC signal message for test to message queue, and ipclog command is to send test message to monitor the status of slave processor. 7.3.2.1. sis Command 7.3.2.1.1. Input If simply inputting sis, the following question is displayed:
Message queue key? (HEX) 20B Message type? (DECIMAL) 1920 processor to receive message. key value of message queue to store message message type: Sets task ID(or process ID) of Source IP address? (HEX or DOTTED-DECIMAL) 11400201 Source Task ID? (DECIMAL) 82 message header Src IP value message header Src TID value Destination IP address? (HEX or DOTTED-DECIMAL) 1DC00001 message header Dest IP value Destination Task ID? (DECIMAL) 1920 message header Dest TID value Signal ID? (HEX) A30 Body Length? (DECIMAL) 8 message header signal ID value test message body length Body Message? (8 HEX's) 01 23 45 67 89 AB CD EF test message body To avoid the above procedure, you can set the following factor:
sis [Qkey Mtype SrcIP SrcTID DstIP DstTID SigID BodyLen Msg]
To create test message the same as the above example, you can enter the following:
sis 20B 1920 11400201 82 1DC00001 1920 A30 8 "01 23 45 67 89 AB CD EF 7.3.2.1.2. Output Display of this command is to display the status of messsssage sending to message queue. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:773(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual COMPLETED! (sis) ERROR! sending IPC message... (sis) 7.3.2.2. ipclog Command 7.3.2.2.1. Input Enter ipclog in DCI console to display a window for ping test on target. To adjust
$DISPLAY environmental variable, use display command(see 5.5). Figure 7.3-1 IP Input Request Window in DCI Window Factors to enter are as follows:
Target IP?(HEX or DOTTED-DECIMAL) 11400201 IP address of target to send test message Target=17.64.2.1 Packet Size?(byte) 512 Test count? 20 Test interval?(usec) 10 test message byte number test message count to send interval to send test message SMD-011-PMA210 Page:774(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.3.2.2.2. Output The result of test message sending is as follows:
### RESULT ###
TargetIP SEND RECV CORRUPT
11400201 0020 0016 0001 message number with
==================================== broken contents message number with test message received target address sent number of messasges sent 7.3.3. Status Display Funciton This function includes ipcs, isig, status, rsock, ssock, etc. ipcs command is to display the status of current IPC message queue in window, and isig command is to display the contents of link table in window, and status displays the status of DCI console in window. rsock command displays the status of socket connection for message receipt in window. ssock command displays the status of socket connection for message sending. ssock command displays only the status of the connection to use connection maintenance function. 7.3.3.1. ipcs Command 7.3.3.1.1. Input ipcs command is to be unput with only ipcs without factor. 7.3.3.1.2. Output ipcs command is displayed in window as follows:
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### IPC Status Information ###
TX Errors RX Errors txerr_msgq: 000000 rxerr_msgq: 000000 txerr_leng: 000000 rxerr_leng: 000000 txerr_sock: 000028 rxerr_sock: 000000 message Rx message Tx rxerr_udst: 000032 related accumulated related accumulated---------------------------------------------------
error number error number QKEY QID CBYTES QNUM FLUSH RLOST
0200 00000800 00000000 000000 000000 000000 0201 00000001 00000120 000002 000000 000000 0202 00000002 00000080 000001 000000 000000 0209 00000009 00000322 000002 000001 000000 020A 00000010 00000000 000000 000000 000000 020B 00000011 00000000 000000 000000 000000 020C 00000012 00000000 000000 000000 000000 020D 00000013 00000000 000000 000000 000000 020E 00000014 00000000 000000 000000 000000 lost message number queue-key queue-id in-queue in-queue queue flush count message message number byte number 7.3.3.2. isig Command 7.3.3.2.1. Input isig command is to be entered only with isig without factor. 7.3.3.2.2. Output Te result of isig command output is as follows:
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:776(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual queue key
### Initial Signal ID Information ###
[#2561] SID(0x0A01) / QKey(0x020D) / PID(00779) signal ID [#2562] SID(0x0A02) / QKey(0x020D) / PID(00779) application to receive corresponding signal [#2563] SID(0x0A03) / QKey(0x020D) / PID(00779)
[#2573] SID(0x0A0D) / QKey(0x020D) / PID(00779) process id
[#2656] SID(0x0A60) / QKey(0x0205) / PID(00787)
[#2690] SID(0x0A82) / QKey(0x0207) / PID(00792)
[#2691] SID(0x0A83) / QKey(0x0208) / PID(00798)
[#2705] SID(0x0A91) / QKey(0x0209) / PID(00829)
[#2707] SID(0x0A93) / QKey(0x0209) / PID(00829) 7.3.3.3. status command 7.3.3.3.1. Input Only status is input without factor. 7.3.3.3.2. Output Output type of status command is as follows:
Debug flag log flag eprt flag For developer only status(see 5.2) status(see 5.3)
### DCI Console Status ###
PRINTF flag [OFF] LOG flag [ON ] EPRT flag [ON ]
ASF flag [ON ] ASF SIGID [ALL ] ASF DST.IP [ALL ] asf flag ARF flag [ON ] ARF SIGID [0A00] ARF SRC.IP [11400101] state(see 2.1) arf flag state(see 2.2) 7.3.3.4. rsock command SMD-011-PMA210 Page:777(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.3.3.4.1. input Withput factor, rsock should be input. 7.3.3.4.2. Output The output of rsock command is reported in the following format.
### RECEIVE SOCKET TABLE ###
[0] FD[4] IP[11400201] READY[0] CREAT[02-26 12:06:11]
[1] FD[6] IP[12400501] READY[1] CREAT[02-26 11:03:23]
[2] FD[7] IP[11400101] READY[0] CREAT[02-26 11:22:13]
socket target receipt message connection creation time descriptor IP address waiting status 7.3.3.5. ssock command 7.3.3.5.1. Input Only ssock should be input withput factor. 7.3.3.5.2. Output The output of ssock command is reported in the following format:
### SEND SOCKET TABLE ###
[0] FD[3] IP[11400201] CREAT[02-26 12:06:11] FINISH[02-26 12:06:28]
[1] FD[4] IP[11400101] CREAT[02-26 12:06:15] FINISH[02-26 12:06:32]
socket target connection creation time connection end descriptor IP address time expected SMD-011-PMA210 Page:778(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.3.4. Other Supplementary Function ls command can display available command list in window. log command is used to switch on and off the function to store event generated from DCI console and DCI in log file, and eprt command is used to switch on and off the function to display error generated from DCI in window. History related command is used for convenience in the case of repeatedly executing the previous command in DCI console. display command can be used to change $DISPLAY environmental variable necessary for ipclog window display. 7.3.4.1. ls command ls command is used to display the list of commands acailable in current DCI console in window. 7.3.4.2. log command log command can adjust save of DCI related log file. The usage of log command can be done in the format of log [on/off], and the status of current log flag can be checked by status command. The location for log file save is $EXECPATH/DCI_LOGS/dci.logdd, and (dd being current date), log file is stored for one month from the record date. 7.3.4.3. eprt command eprt command can adjust the status of whether to display various error messages generated from DCI in window, and default is on state. The usage of eprt command can be done in the format of eprt [on/off], and the status of current eprt flag can be checked by status command. 7.3.4.4. history, !!, !n command By history command, you can check the list of commands that have been used for 10 times, and by !!, !n command, you can repeat the previous command. History related commands can be used as follows:
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:779(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual DCI_CON>> history
### Command History ###
9 :
8 : ls 7 : asf a01 6 : arf a03 11400101 5 : arf off 4 : rsock 3 : ipclog 2 : isig 1 : status 0 : ls DCI_CON>> !2 isig
### Initial Signal ID Information ###
[#2690] SID(0x0A82) / QKey(0x0207) / PID(00792)
[#2691] SID(0x0A83) / QKey(0x0208) / PID(00798) 7.3.4.5. display command By display command, you can change the address to display ipclog window. When using DCI console for remote host other than workstation that activates BSM, upon use of ipclog, you should use display command in advance to change the value of $DISPLAY environmental variable. Set IP address of the host for display in the form of display 150.150.62.71. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:780(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.4. Statistic Message 7.4.1. Traffic Related 7.4.1.1. Traffic Statistics by Service Option 7.4.1.1.1. SERVICE OPTION Table 7.4-1 IS-2000 Service Option Type VOICE Basic Variable Rate (8K Voice) VARI_VOICE Enhanced Variable Rate (8K Voice) ASYNC Asyncronous Data (9.6 Kbps) : To provide Dial Up MODEM function, it provides AT command, and subscriber can use this for end-to-end communication or access public data network. G3FAX Group 3 Facsimile (9.6 Kbps) : By adding the function to process extension AT command for FAX to Dial Up MODEM, subscriber with FAX can use FAX accommodated in PSTN. SMS Short Message (Rate Set 1) : Service to exchange SMS between external device and PCS network or MS and Network PPP_PKT PPP protocol Stack is mounted on Packet Data (Internet/ISO Protocol Stack), MS and IWF. Point-to-Point Packet Data Service 13K_ASYNC Asyncronous Data (14.4 Kbps) 13K_G3FAX Group 3 Facsimile (14.4 Kbps) 13K_SMS Short Message (Rate Set 2) 13K_VOICE 13K VOICE (IS-96) PKT_TYPE1_22 High Speed Packet Data Service - Internet or IOS Protocol Stack (RS1 forward, RS1 reverse) :
IS-707A PKT_TYPE2_25 High Speed Packet Data Service - Internet or IOS Protocol Stack (RS2 forward, RS2 reverse) :
IS-707A 144K Packet Data 144kbps Packet Data, Internet or IOS Protocol Stack : IS-707A SMD-011-PMA210 Page:781(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.4.1.1.2. ORIGINATION Table 7.4-2 Origination Call Traffic Statistics Statistic ITEM Cause ATTEMPT Origination attempt count SEIZURE Count of all procedure completion related to cal between MS-CE-SVC CALL_DROP Call DROP count TRAFFIC Origination call erlang AVG_HOLD Average call holding time of origination call NOR_REL Release by user, release by MS power down BAD_FR Release owing to electronic wave environment defect before normal call MS_SLP_TO Release owing to control message switch failure between MS and SLP ACQFAIL Count of CE having failed in obtaining MS preamble TCE_SLP_TO TimeSync message switch failure between CE and SLP SO_REJ Call release owing to service processing impossible of MS VOC_ERR After vocoder assignment by CCP, call release owing to error in the course of vocoder initialization TC_FAIL TCE assignment impossible owing to no TCE to assign or channel for handoff only residing, and no code channel for TC assignment TC_UNAV Abnormal TC assigned TC_PWR_FAIL No spare TC TOTAL POWER VOC_UNA No vocoder CCP_SMP_TO No response after CCP sends call setup message to SMP ( 10 seconds ) CCP_VMP_TO Timeout between CCP-VMP CCP_NCP_TO Timeout between CCP-VMP NETWORK_FAIL TRM_REL Normal release from MSC BSP_REJ TC assignment rejected, BTS rejection to calls connected owing to abnormal call SCCP_FAIL SCCP connection setup failure between BSC-MSC or call setup failure owing to abnormal SCCP Connection release CCP_PCP_TO Timeout between CCP-PCP(PCF) PCP_FAIL Call setup failure owint to internal PCF error SEL_ERR Call setup failure owint to internal selector error SEL_UNA No selector available SMD-011-PMA210 Page:782(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.4.1.1.3. TERMINATION Table 7.4-3 Termination Call Traffic Statistics Statistic ITEM ATTEMPT Paging response count Cause SEIZURE Count of all procedure completion related to cal between MS-CE-SVC ALERT After TC_Link completion, the count that MSC ordered Ring on to termination MS ANSWER Call access count with termination response CALL_DROP Call DROP count ( Bad frame included ) TRAFFIC Termination call erlang AVG_HOLD Average call holding time TRM_REL Release by user, release by MS power down BAD_FR Release owing to electronic wave environment defect before normal call MS_SLP_TO Release owing to control message switch failure between MS and SLP ACQFAIL Count of CE having failed in obtaining MS preamble TCE_SLP_TO TimeSync message switch failure between CE and SLP SO_REJ Call release owing to service processing impossible of MS VOC_ERR After vocoder assignment by CCP, call release owing to error in the course of vocoder initialization TC_FAIL TCE assignment impossible owing to no TCE to assign or channel for handoff only residing, and no code channel for TC assignment TC_UNAV Abnormal TC assigned TC_PWR_FAIL No spare TC TOTAL POWER VOC_UNA No vocoder CCP_SMP_TO No response after CCP sends call setup message to SMP ( 10 seconds ) CCP_VMP_TO Timeout between CCP-VMP CCP_NCP_TO Timeout between CCP-VMP NETWORK_FAIL ORG_REL Normal release from MSC BSP_REJ TC assignment rejected, BTS rejection to calls connected owing to abnormal call SCCP_FAIL SCCP connection setup failure between BSC-MSC or call setup failure owing to abnormal SCCP Connection release CCP_PCP_TO Timeout between CCP-PCP(PCF) PCP_FAIL Call setup failure owint to internal PCF error SEL_ERR Call setup failure owint to internal selector error SMD-011-PMA210 Page:783(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual SEL_UNA No selector available 7.4.2. Handoff Statistic Function 7.4.2.1. Handoff Statistic Type Table 7.4-4 Handoff Statistic Type ITEM Description Softer Handoff Softer ADD handoff Soft Intra BSC Soft Handoff Soft ADD handoff Handoff Inter BSC Soft Handoff Soft ADD handoff between other BSCs Hard Intra Cell Hard Handoff Hard handoff by frequency change Handoff Intra BSC FR Hard Handoff Intra-BSC Hard handoff by frequency change Intra BSC FO Hard Handoff Hard handoff by frame offset change Inter BSC FR Hard Handoff Hard handoff by frequency change Inter BSC FO Hard Handoff Hard handoff by frame offset change between other BSCs Inter-RC Hard Handoff 7.4.2.2. Hand off Statistic Collection ITEM Table 7.4-5 Handoff Statistic Collection ITEM Item Cause ATTEMPT Handoff count SUCCESS Success count NETWORK_FAIL ATM Connection Fail TC_UNAV NO_CDMA_AVAIL, NO_CODE_CH, NO_FRAME_OFFSET, NO_TC_AVAIL received from BSP TC_FAIL TX_ON_TIMEOUT received from BSP BSP_CAPA_FAIL TC_PWR_ALLOC_ERR, EXCESS_CAPACITY_UNAVAIL BSP_REJ Value other than TC_UNAV, TC_FAIL, BSP_CAPA_FAIL A3_CONN_FAIL A3 Connection Fail FO_UNAV For FO Hard Handoff, unavailable to assign changed frame offset to SLP CAI_TO CAI Message Timeout ( i.e. HDM ACK timeout, HCM MSG Timeout ) CCP_NCP_TO Timeout between CCP and NCP CCP_BSP_TO Timeout between CCP and BSP CCP_SMP_TO Timeout between CCP and SMP SMD-011-PMA210 Page:784(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual INTER_CCP_TO Timeout between Source CCP and Target CCP OTHER_FAIL Fail other than #2 ~ 14 7.4.3. Call Related Statistic Function 7.4.3.1. Channel Element Statistics Table 7.4-6 Channel Element Statistics ITEM tc_att tc_suc tc_hold ho_att ho_suc DESCRIPTION Traffic Channel Assignment Count Traffic Channel Assignment Success Count Traffic Channel Assignment Success and total seizure time of used tc resource Handoff Channel assignment count Handoff Channel assignment success count ho_hold Handoff Channel assignment success and total seizure time of used tc resource 7.4.3.2. Vocoder Statistics Table 7.4-7 Vocoder Statistics ITEM NUM_SEIZURES TOTAL_DURATION DESCRIPTION Total seizure call count Total seizure time (second) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:785(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.4.3.3. Network Link Statistics 7.4.3.3.1. (ALPA,LICA,ASCA,ASIA) Table 7.4-8 ATM Network Statistics (LINK/PORT statistics) ITEM Rx_cnt Tx_cnt DESCRIPTION Cell Counter received from Link Cell Counter sent from Link 7.4.3.3.2. BSC-MSC Trunk Statistics Table 7.4-9 Trunk Statistic Item between MSC-BSC ITEM DESCRIPTION NORMAL TIME Normal T1/E1 Trunk time (sec) REMOTE ABNORMAL TIME Abnormal MSC time (sec) LOCAL ABNORMAL TIME Abnormal T1/E1 Trunk itself duw to Frame Error, Sync. Error (sec) SLIP ABNORMAL TIME SLIP time due to environmental cause of link connected to MSC (sec) BIT ERROR ABNORMAL TIME AIS(Alarm Indication Signal) E1 : When alarm with All 1s Condition (all receipt data are 1) is detected for more than 100ms, T1 : when alaem with All s Condition is detected for more than 60ms RED Alarm E1 : Out of Frame(Incorrect Frameing Format) for more than 100ms, T1 : Out of Frame(Incorrect Framing Format) for more than 40ms OTHER ABNORMAL TIME Abnormal time other than the above item (sec) 7.4.3.4. Radio Channel Quality Statistics Table 7.4-10 Radio Channel Quality Statistic Item ITEM rx_fr_cnt tx_fr_cnt DESCRIPTION Number of frame from MS by CE Number of frame that CE sent to MS fr_err_cnt Packet error count from MS fr_miss_cnt Error count that CE count not send, to MS, packet SMD-011-PMA210 Page:786(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.4.3.5. Processor Statistics Table 7.4-11 Processor Statistic Item ITEM DESCRIPTION CPU_IDLE CPU Load : xx.xx * 100 SEND_IPC_NUM Total IPC Send Number RECEIVE_IPC_NUM Total IPC Receive Number SEND_AVERAGE_LENGTH Average Send IPC Length RECEIVE_AVERGAE_LENGTH Average Receive IPC Length 7.4.3.6. Selector Statistics Table 7.4-12 Selector Statistic Item ITEM DESCRIPTION NUM_SEIZURES Number of total seizure calls TOTAL_DURATION Total seizure time (seconds) NUM_BIT_ERRS Reverse FCH CRC error frame number NUM_ERASURES Reverse FCH Bad frame number FORWARD_SCH_DURATION Forward SCH seizure time (second) REVERSE_SCH_DURATION Reverse SCH seizure time (sec) AVERAGE_FORWARD_SCH_RATE Seized forward SCHs average rate (OOXX OO.XX) AVERAGE_REVERSE_SCH_RATE Seized reverse SCHs average rate (OOXX OO.XX) 7.4.3.7. BTS Performance Statistics (Call Delay Statistics) Table 7.4-13 BTS Performance Statistics (Call Delay Statistics) Item ITEM DESCRIPTION ms_500_under Under 500ms, origination call setup count Origination Call Statistics ms_500 ms_600 ms_700 ms_800 ms_900 Under 600ms, origination call setup count Under 700ms, origination call setup count Under 800ms, origination call setup count Under 900ms, origination call setup count Under 1000ms, origination call setup count SMD-011-PMA210 Page:787(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ms_1000 Under 1100ms, origination call setup count ms_1100_over Over 1100ms, origination call setup count s_3_under Under 3SEC, termination call setup count s_3 s_40 s_45 s_5 s_6 s_7 Under 4SEC, termination call setup count Under 4.5 SEC, termiknation call setup count Under 5SEC, termination call setup Under 6SEC, termination call setup count Under 7SEC, termination call setup count Under 8SEC, termination call setup count s_8_over Over 8SEC, termination call setup count 7.4.3.8. Paging Statristics Table 7.4-14 Paging Statistics Item ITEM DESCRIPTION page_cnt(1,2) 1st, 2nd paging attempt count rsps_cnt(1,2) Response count pc_unav(1,2) Failure count owing to pc unavailable tc_unav(1,2) Failure count owing to TC unavailable page_tmo(1,2) Paging Time-out count sys_fail(1,2) Failure count by other reason 7.4.3.9. CAI Signaling Statistics Table 7.4-15 CAI Signaling Statistics Item ITEM msg_cnt orig_cnt reg_cnt DESCRIPTION Access Channel related Message count received to access channel MS Call Origination message count Location registration count order_cnt Count that MS transmitted order message to BTS via access channel page_rsps MS answer count data_burst Count that BTS received Data Burst message Paging Channel reloated msg_cnt Message count transmitted to paging channel paging Subscriber pure paging SMD-011-PMA210 Page:788(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual order Count of having sent various messages to MS through paging channel ch_asign Count of having sent information of forward call channel to MS data_burst Count of having sent data BURST message ser_redir Count of having sent Service Redirection message 7.4.3.10. NO.7Statistics Table 7.4-16 NO7 Statistic Item ITEM SL_NO LOSS MSG ERR_MSG NACK_NO RTX_OCT TX_MSG RX_MSG TX_OCT RX_OCT TX_UDTS RX_UDTS TX_DTL RX_DTL SCCP_CONN SCCP_REL CONN_FAIL Description MTP related Signaling Link Number Missed MSU count number of Signal Unit in error number of negative ack. Received Number of MSU octets retransmitted Tx MSU number Rx MSU number Tx MSU octet Rx MSU octet SCCP related Tx UDT number Rx UDT number Tx DT1 number Rx DT1 number connection count connection release count connection refused count 7.4.3.11. RTD Statistics ITEM 200 400 600 800 1.0 K Description Origination/termination identical 0 ~ 200 M 200 ~ 400 M 500 ~ 600 M 600 ~ 800 M 800 M ~ 1.0 Km SMD-011-PMA210 Page:789(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 1.2 K 1.4 K 1.6 K 1.8 K 2.0 K 2.5 K 3.0 K 3.5 K 4.0 K 5.0 K 6.0 K 7.0 K 8.0 K 9.0 K 10.0K OVER_10K 7.4.3.12. RF MIN/MAX Statistics 1.0 ~ 1.2 Km 1.2 ~ 1.4 Km 1.4 ~ 1.6 Km 1.6 ~ 1.8 Km 1.8 ~ 2.0 Km 2.0 ~ 2.5 Km 2.5 ~ 3.0 Km 3.0 ~ 3.5 Km 3.5 ~ 4.0 Km 4.0 ~ 5.0 Km 5.0 ~ 6.0 Km 6.0 ~ 7.0 Km 7.0 ~ 8.0 Km 8.0 ~ 9.0 Km 9.0 ~ 10.0 Km 10.0 Km or above Table 7.4-17 RF MIN-MAX Statistic Item ITEM TX_MIN TX_MAX 7.4.4. Packet 7.4.4.1. Packet Data Description Minimum Tx RF value(unit:W) Maximum Tx RF value(unit:W) Table 7.4-18 Packet Data Statistic Item ITEM DESCRIPTION PKT_SUCCESS_CNT Active Packet Call Success Count RN_SDB_ATTEMPT SDB attempt count RN_SDB_SUCCESS SDB success count PDSN_SDB_ATTEMPT SDB attempt count PDSN_SDB_SUCCESS SDB success count from CCP TOTAL_SDB_FORWARD_KByte Total bytes of SDB from PDSN to MS in dormant state SMD-011-PMA210 Page:790(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual TOTAL_SDB_FORWARD_Byte TOTAL_SDB_REVERSE_KByte TOTAL_SDB_REVERSE_Byte TOTAL_ACT_FORWARD_KByte TOTAL_ACT_FORWARD_Byte TOTAL_ACT_REVERSE_KByte TOTAL_ACT_REVERSE_Byte 7.4.4.2. Packet Control Total bytes of SDB from MS to PDSN in dormant state Total bytes of packet from PDSN to SLP in active state Total bytes of packet from SLP to PDSN in active state Table 7.4-19 Packet Control Statistic Item ITEM DESCRIPTION PKT_ATTEMPT Packet call origination attempt count PKT_SUCCESS Packet call success count (PIP, ATM resource assignment, R-P setup success) DORMANT_ATTEMPT dormant state transition attempt count by system / MS request DORMANT_SUCCESS Dormant state transition success count PKT_PAGING_ATTEMPT Paging request count from PDSN to MS PKT_PAGING_FAIL_CNT Packet Paging failure count ACTIVE_ATTEMPT Active state transition attempt count ACTIVE_SUCCESS Active state transition success count A10_CONNECTION_REJECT_CNT Call setup failure count due to A10 connection setup failure DCR_FAIL_CNT Call setup failure count due to initialization error of PIP DCR instance PDSN_RELEASE_CNT Call release attempt count by PDSN RN_RELEASE_CNT Call release attempt count by BSC/BTS/MS request Total time from call setup attempt point to call release point (10msec) TOTAL_PKT_TIME
(average time = Total Duration/ pkt_succ: all successful calls Active + Dormant Duration ) Total time in Active state (10msec) TOTAL_ACT_TIME
(average time = Total Active Duration/pkt_succ: Total Active Duration only calculates duration in Active state) Total time in Dormant state (10msec) (average time = Total Dormant TOTAL_DOR_TIME Duration/Pkt_succ) 7.4.4.3. Packet Handoff Table 7.4-20 Packet Handoff Statistic Item SMD-011-PMA210 Page:791(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual ITEM DESCRIPTION Dormant_HO_Cnt Dormant HO count Serving_PCF_HO_Cnt Serving PCF HO count Target_PCF_HO_Cnt Target PCF HO count HO_FAIL_CNT HO failure count SMD-011-PMA210 Page:792(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.5. PLD Data Structure 7.5.1. BSM layer 7.5.1.1. St_Bsm_Cfg.dg Table 7.5-1 St_Bsm_Cfg Data Type N a m e default Remarks ccp_id 0 ~ 12 bts_eqp[MAX_BTS]
byte byte byte byte byte byte smp_eqp[MAX_SMP]
vmp_eqp[MAX_VMP]
Current BTS equip
( 0: Not_equip 1 : Equip ) Current SMP equip
( 0: Not_equip 1 : Equip ) msc_id 0 ~ 255 MSC Identification pcf_equ[MAX_PCF]
0 ~ 255 CAN PCF equip
(0:Not_equip 1 : Equip) MAX_PCF : 3 ccp_id=0 is only valid. byte reserved_byte[35]
0 7.5.2. CNP ONLY 7.5.2.1. St_re_can_node.dg Table 7.5-2 t_re_can_node Type N a m e default Remarks byte card_id byte link_id byte equip key key full equip (MAX_ATM_CARD:5) full equip (MAX_ATM_LINK:32) Depending on the below Node Config, Equip Node status 1:Equip, 0:Not Equip byte link_type 1 ATM Link Type STM-1,STM-4,Cell Bus
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TYPE_STM SMD-011-PMA210 Page:793(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte link_status 1 ATM Link Acktivity Init/Active/Block byte connect_type
(LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3)) Node Connection ID: End-Users own ID (see Appendix Connection ID) byte fabric_no Switch Fabric No.
(0: ASCA APC0,1: ASIA0 APC0,2: ASIA0 APC1, 3: ASIA1 APC0, 4: ASIA1 APC1, 5: ASIA2 APC0, 6: ASIA2 APC1, 7: ASIA3 APC0, 8: ASIA3 APC1) byte reserved[7]
7.5.2.2. St_re_can_addr.dg Table 7.5-3 St_re_can_addr Type N a m e Default Remarks byte shelf_id byte slot_id byte equip byte bd_type byte no_sub byte reserved key key 0 full equip (MAX_CAN_SHELF: 4) full equip (MAX_CAN_SLOT: 22) PBAs own number (not yet set) Sub Processor Number in case of Sub processor had IP word32 addr[MAX_SUB]
MAX_SUB: 8 7.5.2.3. St_re_can_pvc.dg Table 7.5-4 St_re_can_pvc Type N a m e Default Remarks byte dummy key word16 no_entry word16 reserved SMD-011-PMA210
# of Valid Entries, number of defined PVC information (~4096) Page:794(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte equipage[4096]
byte node_a[4096]
byte sub_a[4096]
byte node_b[4096]
byte sub_b[4096]
byte no_vc[4096]
Peer1 connection ID Peer1 Logical Info Peer2 Connection ID Peer2 Logical info Number of VC to be used between Allocated VC Number Peers byte link_type[4096]
Link Usage AAL1/2/5, Test word16 link_bw[4096]
0x100 VC Link Bandwidth (Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to
(LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2)) be assigned to Link) Peer1 VPI/VCI(Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI(Egress VPCI) word32 vpci_a[4096]
word32 vpci_b[4096]
7.5.2.4. St_re_can_svc.dg Table 7.5-5 St_re_can_svc Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key word16 no_entry byte no_hdr byte reserved byte addr_hdr[20]
byte equipage[512]
# of Valid Entries, defined PVC information number (~4096) Header Address Length Upper ATM Address length Higher ATM address byte a_mask1[512][10]
First address mask to be connected byte addr1[512][10]
First address to be connected byte a_mask2[512][10]
Second address mask to be connected byte addr2[512][10]
byte no_vc[512]
word32 atm_id1[512]
word32 atm_id2[512]
byte link_type[512]
Second address to be connected Number of VC to be used between peers vc id of the first node (VPI:VCI) vc id of the second node (VPI:VCI) Link Usage(AAL1/2/5,Test) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:795(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 link_bw[512]
VC Link BandWidth
( LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2))
(Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to be assigned to Link) 7.5.2.5. St_re_can_net_cfg.dg Table 7.5-6 St_re_can_net_cfg Type N a m e default Remarks byte can_net_shelf_id key full equip (MAX_CAN_NET_SHELF: 2) byte can_net_slot_id byte equip byte bd_type byte no_sub byte no_link byte hw_ctrl key 0 full equip (MAX_CAN_SLOT: 22) Network Board Type
# of Sub Device
# of Physical Link HW Reset : 0(Init), 1, 2, 3 added byte link_type[MAX_LIN 1 Physical Link Type : STM1, E1,...(MAX_LINK:
K]
64) LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TYP E_STM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5) byte sub_type[MAX_SUB]
Sub Device Type (MAX_SUB : 16) SBTYPE_NONE(0), SBTYPE_APPD(2) SBTYPE_APC(1), byte sub_id[MAX_SUB]
Sub Device ID (MAX_SUB : 16) 7.5.2.6. St_re_can_net_data.dg Table 7.5-7 St_re_can_net_data Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy byte cn_id key msc_no Core Network ID SMD-011-PMA210 Page:796(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte no_addr_hdr byte reserved[2]
ATM Address Header Len byte rnc_equip[MAX_RNC]
rnc_eqp RNC Equipage byte atm_addr_hdr[20]
ATM Address Header byte rnc_conn_type[MAX_RNC]
RNC Connectino ID byte atsa_conn_type[12]
word32 rnc_addr[MAX_RNC]
word32 camu_addr[16]
ATSA Connection ID RNC NCP Network Address CAMU Device Network Addr.
(0 : ASCA_A, 1 : ASCA_B, 2 : ASIA0_A, 3 : ASIA0_B, 4 : ASIA1_A, 5 : ASIA1_B 6 : ASIA2_A, 7 : ASIA2_B, 8 :
ASIA3_A, 9 : ASIA3_B, 10 : AOTA0, 11 : AOTA1, 12 : AOTA2, 13 : AOTA3, 14 : ATSA0, 15 : ATSA1) byte reserved[8]
7.5.2.7. St_re_can_iur_con.dg Table 7.5-8 St_re_can_iur_con Type N a m e byte rnc_id default Remarks key full equip word32 start_aal2_vc_id[MAX_RNC] See *1 AAL2 Start VC Id word16 no_aal2_vc word16 reserved 32 Number of AAL2 VCs 7.5.2.8. St_re_can_rnc5_con.dg Table 7.5-9 St_re_can_rnc5_con Data Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key word32 start_aal5_vc_id[2]
[10/32] = 0xA0020 AAL5 Start VC Id
[12/32] = 0xC0020 word16 word16 no_aal5_vc reserved 8192 Number of AAL5 VCs SMD-011-PMA210 Page:797(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.5.3. PNP ONLY 7.5.3.1. St_re_cand_node.dg Table 7.5-10 St_re_cand_node Data Type N a m e default Remarks byte byte byte byte card_id link_id equip link_type key key 1 full equip (MAX_ATM_CARD:5) full equip (MAX_ATM_LINK:32) LINK_NOT_EQUIP(0), LINK_EQUIP(1) ATM Link Type STM-1,STM-4,Cell Bus
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1), LINK_TYPE_STM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte link_status 1 ATM Link Acktivity Init/Active/Block
(LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3)) End-Users own ID connected to Link (see Appendix Connection ID) Switch Fabric No.( Index(0~8) of all APCs)
(0:ASCA APC0, 1:ASIA0 APC0, 2:ASIA0 APC1, 3:ASIA1 APC0, 4:ASIA1 APC1, 5:ASIA2 APC0, 6: ASIA2 APC1, 7:ASIA3 APC0, 8 : ASIA3 APC1) byte connect_typ e byte fabric_no byte reserved[7]
7.5.3.2. St_re_pcf_node.dg Table 7.5-11 St_re_pcf_node Type N a m e Default Remarks byte pcf_id key full equip (MAX_PCF_BLK:6) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:798(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte link_id key full equip (MAX_SUB_LINK:32) byte equip Number of Equip as below byte link_type 1 ATM Link Type STM-1,STM-4,Cell Bus pcf LINK_NOT_EQUIP(0), LINK_EQUIP(1) LINK_TYPE_NONE(0), LINK_TYPE_STM1(1), LINK_TYPE_STM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5) byte link_status 1 ATM Link Acktivity Init/Active/Block byte connect_type Default 1 LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3) Node Connection ID: End-Users own ID byte fabric_no 0 Switch Fabric No. Index(0~8) of all APCs below. connected to Link 0 : BCRA APC0 byte reserved[7]
7.5.3.3. St_re_cand_addr.dg Table 7.5-12 St_re_cand_addr Type N a m e Default Remarks byte shelf_id byte slot_id byte equip byte bd_type byte no_sub byte reserved word32 addr[MAX_SUB
key key 0 full equip (MAX_CAN_SHELF: 4) full equip (MAX_CAN_SLOT: 22) Processor/Device Board Type PBAs own number (not yet set) Sub Processor Number In case of Sub processor had IP Nu,ber of processors mounted MAX_SUB: 8 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:799(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.5.3.4. St_re_cand_pvc.dg Table 7.5-13 St_re_cand_pvc Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key word16 no_entry word16 reserved
# of Valid Entries, number of defined PVC information (~4096) byte equipage[4096]
cand_pvc.inf byte node_a[4096]
byte sub_a[4096]
byte node_b[4096]
byte sub_b[4096]
byte no_vc[4096]
Peer1 connection ID Peer1 Logical Info Peer2 Connection ID Peer2 Logical info Number of VX to be used between Allocated VC Number Peers byte link_type[4096]
Link Usage AAL1/2/5, Test
(LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_TEST(2)) LINK_AAL5(1), word16 link_bw[4096]
0x100 VC Link Bandwidth (Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to be assigned to Link) Peer1 VPI/VCI(Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI(Egress VPCI) word32 vpci_a[4096]
word32 vpci_b[4096]
7.5.3.5. St_re_pcf_pvc.dg Table 7.5-14 St_re_pcf_pvc Type N a m e Default Remarks byte dummy key word16 no_entry word16 reserved byte equipage[512] pcf_pvc.inf
# of Valid Entries, number of defined PVC information (~4096) byte node_a[512]
byte sub_a[512]
Peer1 connection ID Peer1 Logical Info SMD-011-PMA210 Page:800(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte node_b[512]
byte sub_b[512]
byte no_vc[512]
Peer2 Connection ID Peer2 Logical info Number of VCs to be used between Allocated VC Number Peers byte link_type[512]
Link Usage AAL1/2/5, Test word16 link_bw[512]
0x100 Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to be assigned to VC LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2) Link Bandwidth-Link Peer1 VPI/VCI(Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI(Egress VPCI) word32 vpci_a[512]
word32 vpci_b[512]
7.5.3.6. St_re_cand_svc.dg Table 7.5-15 St_re_cand_svc Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key word16 no_entry byte no_hdr byte reserved byte addr_hdr[20]
byte equipage[512]
# of Valid Entries, number of defined PVC info (~4096) Header Address Length Upper ATM Address length Higher ATM address byte a_mask1[512][10]
First address mask to be connected byte addr1[512][10]
First address to be connected byte a_mask2[512][10]
Second address mask to be connected byte addr2[512][10]
byte no_vc[512]
word32 atm_id1[512]
word32 atm_id2[512]
byte link_type[512]
word16 link_bw[512]
Second address to be connected Number of VCs to be used between peers vc id of first node (VPI:VCI) vc id of second node (VPI:VCI) Link Usage(AAL1/2/5,Test)
( LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2)) VC Link BandWidth
(Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to be assigned to SMD-011-PMA210 Page:801(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Link) 7.5.3.7. St_re_cand_net_cfg.dg Table 7.5-16 St_re_cand_net_cfg Type N a m e default Remarks byte can_net_shelf_id key full equip (MAX_CAN_NET_SHELF: 2) byte can_net_slot_id byte equip byte bd_type byte no_sub byte no_link byte hw_ctrl key 0 full equip (MAX_CAN_SLOT: 22) Network Board Type
# of Sub Device
# of Physical Link HW Reset : 0(Init), 1, 2, 3 added byte link_type[MAX_LIN 1 Physical Link Type : STM1, E1,...(MAX_LINK:
K]
64) LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TYPE_ STM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5) byte sub_type[MAX_SUB]
Sub Device Type (MAX_SUB : 16) SBTYPE_NONE(0), SBTYPE_APC(1), SBTYPE_APPD(2) byte sub_id[MAX_SUB]
Sub Device ID (MAX_SUB : 16) 7.5.3.8. St_re_cand_net_data.dg Table 7.5-17 St_re_cand_net_data Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy byte msc_id key msc_no:0 MSC ID byte reserved byte pcf_equip[6]
Number of PCF Equipage pcf equip byte rnc_equip[MAX_RNC]
Number of RNC equipage Header SMD-011-PMA210 Page:802(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual rnc equip byte pcf_conn_type[6][2]
PCF Connectino ID byte rnc_conn_type[MAX_RNC]
RNC Connection ID word32 pcp_addr[6]
word32 ncp_addr[MAX_RNC]
word32 camdu_addr[16]
RNC NCP Network Address CAMD Device Network Addr.
(0 : ASCA_A, 1 : ASCA_B, 2 :
ASIA0_A, 3 : ASIA0_B, 4 : ASIA1_A, 5 : ASIA1_B 6 : ASIA2_A, 7 :
ASIA2_B, 8 : ASIA3_A, 9 : ASIA3_B, 10 : AOTA0, 11 : AOTA1, 12 : AOTA2, 13 : AOTA3, 14 : ATSA0, 15 : ATSA1) 7.5.3.9. St_re_cand_data5_con.dg Table 7.5-18 St_re_cand_data5_con Type N a m e Default Remarks byte dummy key word32 start_aal5_vc_id[MAX_RNC] [10/32] =
AAL5 Start VC Id. word16 no_aal5_vc 8192
# of AAL5 VCs word16 reserved 0xA0020 7.5.3.10. St_re_cand_pif5_con.dg Table 7.5-19 St_re_cand_pif5_con Type N a m e default Remakrs byte Dummy key word32 start_aal5_vc_id[11][2]
AAL5 Start VC Id. (22 VPs) word16 no_aal5_vc word16 Reserved 512
# of AAL5 VCs SMD-011-PMA210 Page:803(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.5.4. PCP ONLY 7.5.4.1. St_pdsn_addr_data_type Table 7.5-20 St_pdsn_addr_data_type Type Name byte dummy byte no_of_pdsn default Remarks 1 Number of equipped PDSN. Of MAX_PDSN_NO, the number of correct PDSN should be checked. word32 pdsn_ip[MAX_PDSN_NO]
PDSN IP MAX_PDSN_NO = 2 (temporal) IP used by PDSN for Public Networkinterface. Home Agent IP. As several PDSNs can be interfaced, extendibility is considered. If this value is 0, regard each RPP IP as PDSN IP. byte no_of_pdsn_node[MAX_PDSN_ RPP number STP configurqation includes 16 RPPs NO]
mounted in in PDSN. It must include the PDSN number of correct RPP in PDSN. word32 pdsn_node_ip[MAX_PDSN_NO]
RPP IPs MAX_NODE_NO = 20
[MAX_NODE_NO]
PDSN RPP IP. Insert IP of mounted RPP in order, and insert the rest with 0. byte ssk_value[MAX_PDSN_NO][MA 0 ssk value of PDSN_NODE that X_NODE_NO][16]
interfaces with PCF. Should be set per PDSN_NODE. byte ssk_len[MAX_PDSN_NO][MAX_ 0 ssk_val ssk_value[] length NODE_NO];
length As value required for data call, upon ssk_vale change, the length should be calculated. byte reserved[32]
0 7.5.4.2. St_PCF_timer_type Table 7.5-21 St_PCF_timer_type SMD-011-PMA210 Page:804(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type Name default Remarks byte dummy word16 Trp_lifetime 1800 PCF timer. Range : 0 ~ 65,535 unit : 60sec 0x0000 = Release 0xFFFF = Infinite word16 Tbsreq9 5000 PCF timer. Range : 0 ~ 5000 Unit : 1msec word16 Tdiscon9 5000 PCF timer. Range : 0 ~ 5000 unit : 1msec word16 Twaitho9 10000 PCF timer. Range : 0 ~ 10000 Unit : 1msec word16 Tregreq 5000 PCF timer. Range : 0 ~ 5000 Unit : 1msec word16 regreq_retry 2 Registration Request message retransfer count _cnt that PCF sends to PDSN. Range : 0 ~ 20 Unit : frequency. If no response from PDSN, a maximum of this value should be resent. byte reserved[32]
7.5.4.3. St_PCF_info_data_type Table 7.5-22 St_PCF_info_data_type TYPE Name default Remarks byte dummy byte identification_ty 0 pe Upon A11 Signaling, identification field type is determined. 0 : Time Stamp SMD-011-PMA210 Page:805(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word32 pcp_ip[MAX_PCF_SH PCP IP, MAX_PCF_SHELF = 2 ELF][MAX_PCP_NO]
PMP IP MAX_PCP_NO = 2 1 : Nonce PCP/PMP IP executing F/E interface.
[0][0] : PCP (Active)
[0][1] : PCP (Standby)
[1][0] : PMP (Active)
[1][1] : PMP (Standby) word32 pip_ip[MAX_PCF_SH PIP IPs MAX_PCF_SHELF = 2 ELF][MAX_PIP_NO]
MAX_PIP_NO = 11 PIP IP executing F/E interface. word32 net_mask[MAX_PCF_ 0 To be judged. SHELF][MAX_PIP_NO PLD add.
word32 default_gw[MAX_PC 0 Default Gateway. F_SHELF][MAX_PIP_ To be determined. PLD added. NO]
byte aaa_server_type 0 AAA server type word16 sid word16 nid Int32 ltm_off 18 System ID. Network ID. Offset of local time from System time. Thatis, local time offset from UTC. Current local time = SYS_TIME - LP_SEC +
ltm_off ltm_off = 18 ( 30 minutes per unit, that is, 9 hour difference)
* LP_SEC : Number of Leap seconds that occurred since the start of System Time. boolean day_lt 0 Daylight saving time flag (Summer time) 1 : day lighting saving time 0 : standard time byte gre_seq_flag 0 1 : Used SEQ 0 : Not Used SEQ word16 seq_cntl_timer 0 Upon PCF Sequence Control, timer that waitsspecific seq_num ( buffering time ) unit ( msec ) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:806(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte pkt_zone_id byte UDR_MSID_TYPE 0 0 MSID Type in UDR that PDSN sends to AAA Server 1 : IMSI 0 : MIN byte reserved[32]
0 7.5.4.4. St_pifu_HW_Reset_data_type Table 7.5-23 St_pifu_HW_Reset_data_type Name default Remarks shelf_id 0~1 key pcp_isolation[11] 0 0: not isolation bcra_isolation[2] 0 0: not isolation 1:isolation 1:isolation fera_isolation[2] 0,1 0: not isolation................................................. feta_isolation reserved[32]
0 0 0: not isolation 1:isolation Type byte byte byte byte byte byte 7.5.5. CCP ONLY 7.5.5.1. St_fwdpwr_data_type.dg Table 7.5-24 St_fwdpwr_data_type Type byte byte N a m e default Remarks bts_id fer_id full full equip 0 ~ 1 Always Full equip word16 slow_down_time 1600 Gain down time. Applied during slow down
(msec) mode. (0 ~ 20000) word16 fast_down_time 1600 Gain down time. Applied during fast down mode.
(msec)
(0 ~ 20000) byte steps_till_fast 0 Number of slow down before switching to fast down mode. (0 ~ 100) byte slow_down_delta 1 Gain down delta. Applied during slow down SMD-011-PMA210 Page:807(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual mode. (0 ~ 100) byte fast_down_delta 1 Gain down delta. Applied during gast down mode. (0 ~ 100) byte nominal_gain 50 Nominal tx gain of primary/secondary traffic. (0 ~ 127) byte byte byte max_tx_gain min_tx_gain 80 40 Max.tx gain of primary/secondary traffic Min.tx gain of primary/secondary traffic. fer_threshold 6 %
Frame Error Rate threshold determines the gain increase amount.(0 ~ 20) byte big_up_delta 10 Gain increase delta. Applied when the forward frame error rate contained in a PMRM exceeds fer_threshold.(0 ~ 100) byte small_up_delta 5 Gain increase delta. Applied when the forward frame error rate contained in a PMRM is less than fer_threshold(0 ~ 100) byte signal_delta_gain 96 Gain scaling factor of signaling traffic.
( 0 ~ 200 ) byte byte byte byte pcsc_delta_gain1 64 Gain scaling factor of PCSC bit.(1-cell) pcsc_delta_gain2 96 Gain scaling factor of PCSC bit.(2-cell) pcsc_delta_gain3 112 Gain scaling factor of PCSC bit.(3-cell) reserved_byte[33] 0 7.5.5.2. St_13_fwdpwr_data_type.dg Table 7.5-25 St_13_fwdpwr_data_type Type byte byte N a m e default Remarks bts_id fer_id full Full equip 0 ~ 1 Always Full equip word16 init_down_time 1000 Initial gain down time.(0 ~ 20000) word16 max_down_time 4000 Maximum gain down time.(0 ~ 20000) word16 min_down_time word16 time_down_delta 200 200 Minimum gain down time.(0 ~ 20000) Gain down time down delta. Applied in good run state.(0 ~ 20000) word16 time_up_delta 400 Gain down time up delta. Applied in erasure run state.(0 ~ 20000) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:808(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 state_chg_thresh 250 Number of consecutive good frames brings about good run state.(0 ~ 10000) word16 erase_meas_frames 250 Cumulative erasure measuring period.(0 ~
65535) byte cont_erase_eftv 2 Number of consecutive erasures brings about tx gain increase. If 0, burst erasures have no effect.(0 ~ 127) byte cumul_erase_eftv 4 Number of cumulative erasures brings about tx gain increase. If 0, non-burst erasures have no effect.(0 ~ 127) byte nominal_gain 50 Nominal tx gain of primary/secondary traffic.(0 ~ 127) byte max_tx_gain 100 Max.tx gain of primary/secondary traffic. (0
~ 127) byte min_tx_gain 40 Min.tx gain of primary/secondary traffic. (0
~ 127) byte byte gain_down_delta 1 Gain decrease delta (0 ~ 127) big_up_delta 10 Gain increase delta. Applied when a gain-up condition is encountered during ERASURE-
STATE. (0 ~ 100) byte small_up_delta 5 Gain increase delta. Applied when a gain-up condition is encountered during GOOD-STATE.
(0 ~ 100) byte signal_delta_gain 96 Gain scaling factor of signaling traffic. (0
~ 200) byte pcsc_delta_gain1 64 Gain scaling factor of PCSC bit.(1-cell)
(0 ~ 200) byte pcsc_delta_gain2 96 Gain scaling factor of PCSC bit.(2-cell)
(0 ~ 200) byte pcsc_delta_gain3 112 Gain scaling factor of PCSC bit.(3-cell)
(0 ~ 200) byte reserved_byte[32] 0 7.5.5.3. St_revpwr_data_type.dg Table 7.5-26 St_revpwr_data_type SMD-011-PMA210 Page:809(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type N a m e defaul Remarks byte bts_id byte fer_id t full 0 ~ 1 Always Full equip word16 pnom (pwrctl_nominal) 19416 initial Eb/No(dB) word16 pmax (pwrctl_max ) 23408 Maximum Eb/No(dB) word16 pmin (pwrctl_min)) 8288 Minimum Eb/No(dB) word16 pupf (pwrctl_up_full) 3072 Up for erase in full mode(dB) short pfrr (pwrctl_full_run_reset)
-2 Fulls until full mode(count value) word16 pupe (pwrctl_up_erasure) 248 Up for erase in erase run(dB) word16 pupel(pwrctl_up_erasure_little) 50 Up for erase(dB) word16 pd (pwrctl_down) 48 Down for full(dB) word16 pvd (pwrctl_var_down) word16 pfw (pwrctl_full_wait) 4 2 Down for variable(dB) Pause between up fulls(count value) short perl (pwrctl_erasure_run_lim) 5 Erase until erase run(count value) byte reserved_byte[32]
0 7.5.5.4. St_13_revpwr_data_type Table 7.5-27 St_13_revpwr_data_type Type N a m e default Remarks
(As of 2000-3-6, on;y 1% used) fer_id :
byte bts_id full 0 byte fer_id 0 ~ 1 Always Full equip word16 pnom (pwrctl_nominal) 19416 Initial pwrctl threshold value.
(up to 109048 at word32) word16 pmax (pwrctl_max) 34304 Maximum pwrctl threshold value.
(up to 109048 at word32) word16 pmin (pwrctl_min) 8288 Minimum pwrctl threshold value.
(up to 109048 at word32) word16 rpc_big_up_delta 4608 Pwrctl threshold up delta. Applied when a pwrctl-threshold-up condition is encountered during ERASURE-STATE. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:810(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 rpc_small_up_delta 2304 Pwrctl threshold up delta. Applied when a pwrctl-threshold-up condition is encountered during GOOD-STATE. byte rpc_non_erase_wait 2 Non-erasure rate waiting frame count after increasing pwrctl threshold. During the period, erasure rate frame has no effect. byte byte byte rpc_max_down_delta 48 Maximum pwrctl threshold down delta. rpc_min_down-delta rpc_down_delta_inc_st 2 1 Minimum pwrctl threshold down delta. Increment step size of pwrctl threshold ep down delta up. byte rpc_cont_erase_eftv 2 Number of consecutive erasures brings about pwrctl-threshold-up. If 0, burst erasures have no effect. byte rpc_cumul_erase_eftv 3 Number of cumulative erasures during rpc_erase_meas_frames brings about pwrctl-threshold-up. If 0, non-burst erasures have no effect. word16 rpc_erase_meas_frames 450 Cumulative erasure measuring period. word16 rpc_state_chg_thresh 250 Number of consecutive good frames brings about GOOD-STATE. byte reserved_byte[34]
0 7.5.5.5. St_SlpSts_data_type Table 7.5-28 St_SlpSts_data_type Type BYTE BYTE BYTE BYTE byte N a m e Default Remarks SMP_ID SLP_ID SLP_STS SLAVE_STS[4]
full 0 ~ 4 SMP IDENTIFICATION full 0 ~ 17 SLP IDENTIFICATION 0 0 0: UNBLOCK 8: BLOCK 0: UNBLOCK 8: BLOCK Rserved_byte[33] 0 7.5.5.6. St_VcpSts_data_type Table 7.5-29 St_VcpSts_data_type SMD-011-PMA210 Page:811(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual N a m e VMP_ID VCP_ID SHELF_TYPE VCP_STS VCP_SLAVE_STS[2]
VCE_STS[8]
reserved_byte[34]
default Remarks full 0 ~ 7 VMP IDENTIFICATION full 0 ~ 15 VCP IDENTIFICATION 0 0 0 0 0 0: PHASE1 1: PHASE2 0: UNBLOCK 8: BLOCK 0: UNBLOCK 8: BLOCK 0: UNBLOCK 8: BLOCK Type BYTE BYTE BYTE BYTE BYTE BYTE byte 7.5.5.7. St_Trunk_data_type Table 7.5-30 St_Trunk_data_type Type BYTE BYTE BYTE BYTE N a m e VMP_ID VLIA_ID VLIA_STS LINK_STS[16]
byte ts_sts[16][32]
ts_type[16][32]
reserved_byte[33]
byte byte default Remarks full 0 ~ 7 VMP IDENTIFICATION full 0 ~ 1 VLIA IDENTIFICATION 0 0 0 0 0: UNBLOCK 8: BLOCK 0: UNBLOCK 8: BLOCK 0: UNBLOCK 8: BLOCK 0: Vocoder 1: NO7(ts being 16) 7.5.5.8. St_T1_Trunk_data_type Table 7.5-31 St_T1_Trunk_data_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte btia_id 0 ~ 15 BTIA board identification
(board to connect T1 link) byte T1_id 0 ~ 4 byte ts_id 0 ~ 23 T1 link identification ( one BTIA holds 5 T1 links.) Time slot identification ( 1 T1 link holds 24 Time slots.) 0: used for vocoder assignment byte type 0 ~ 1 1: current time slot is connected to STF(Signaling Terminal Function) for No.7 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:812(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte sbp_no 0 ~ 14 byte svc_no 0 ~ 15 byte vce_no 0 ~ 7 word cic byte dummy reserved_byt e[34]
byte 0 7.5.5.9. St_Bsc_data_type sbp number of vocoder channel that is matched to each time slot svc number of vocoder channel matched to each time slot vocoder channel number matched to each time slot Number matched to all time slots, that is, each time slots own number. Table 7.5-32 St_Bsc_data_type Type byte byte N a m e dummy_key bsc_id default Remarks 0 ~ 11 bsc identification byte trunk_type 0 : E1 (LGT) 1 : T1 (NW) word16 inactive_timer 30 MS inactive status judgement level word16 dormant_timer 10 MS dormant status judgement level byte bad_frame_time byte pkt_zone byte pcp_id 0(DCN) byte band_class 1(1900Mgz) 4(1800Mhz) Current default: 0 Current default: 0 connected PCP ID band class of candidate frequency 800Mhz: 0 1800Mhz : 4 = domestic 1900Mhz: 1 = overseas byte reserved_byte[31] 0 7.5.5.10. St_target_fer_service_type Table 7.5-33 St_target_fer_service_type SMD-011-PMA210 Page:813(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type N a m e default Remarks byte Dummy byte voice_8k byte loopback_8k byte evrc byte async 0 1 1 1 1 Basic Variable Rate (8K Voice) 8K Loopback : IS-126 Enhanced Variable Rate Code Asycronous Data(9.6 Kbps) : Provides Dial Up Modem function and AT command, and subscriber uses this for end-to-end communication or accesses public data network. Group 3 Facsimile(9.6Kbps) : It added the function of processing extension AT command byte g3fax 1 for FAX to Dial Up Modem so that subscriber with FAX can exchange data with FAX accommodated in PSTN. Short Message(Rate Set 1) : Exchanges SMS byte sms 1 between external device and PCS network or byte ppp_pkt 1 byte cdpp_pkt byte loopback_13k byte stu_iii_tr byte stu_iii_ntr byte async_13k byte g3fax_13k byte sms_13k byte voice_13k byte is96_voice byte markov_8k byte data byte is96a_no byte markov_13k 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SMD-011-PMA210 between MS and Network. Paket Data(Internet/ISO Protocol Stack) PPP protocol stack is mounted on MS and Network Layer. Point-to-Point Packet Data Service Packet Data(CDPP Protocol Stack) PPP protocol stack is mounted on MS and Network Layer. Multiple Packet Service 13K Loopback Asycronous Data (14.4Kbps) Group 3 Facsimile (14.4Kbps) Short Message (Rate Set 2) Basic Variable Rate (8K Voice) Markov Call ( 8Kbps) 96A no quarter rate Markov Call (14.4Kbps) Page:814(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte wll_offhook byte rs1_markov byte rs2_markov byte fch_fer byte sch_fer byte dcch_fer 1 1 1 1 1 1 rate set 1 Markov Call rate set 2 Markov Call RC3 data service
(0~31) RC3 data service
(0~31) RC3 data service
(0~31) byte Sch_loopback 0 byte Sch_loopback2 0 byte Reserved_byte[
31]
0 7.5.5.11. St_MAHHO_data_type Table 7.5-34 St_MAHHO_data_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte bts_id byte sector_id byte border_flag byte band_class full full 0(DCN) 1(1900Mgz) 4(1800Mhz) byte Num_cdma_freq word16 cdma_freq[MAX_CDMA_CH
byte sf_total_ec_thresh 11111(bin) byte sf_total_ec_io_thresh 26 SMD-011-PMA210 0: Off, 1: On band class of candidate frequency 800Mhz: 0 1800Mhz : 4 = domestic 1900Mhz: 1 = overseas Number of candidate frequency Candidate frequency (cdmach_num) As threshold of total Ec value regarding Serving Frequency, this determines whether to search candidate frequency. As threshold of total Ec/Io value regarding Serving Frequency, this determines whether to search candidate frequency. Page:815(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual If total Ec/Io value is lower than total threshold regarding serving frequency, it does not search the pilot of Candidate Frequency. As power difference threshold between received serving frequency byte diff_rx_pwr_thresh 0 and candidate frequency, this byte min_total_pilot_ec_io 0 byte cf_t_add 26 byte tf_wait_time 30 determines whether to search candidate frequency. Ec/Io threshold of active set of candidate frequency Threshod to add pilot to acticve set of candidate frequency. If of pilots that belondg to neighbor set of Candidate Frequency, there is a pilot that has better Ec/Io than cf_t_add, it is reported to BS through Candidate Frequency Search Report. After transition to target frequency, waiting time to receive good frame( 80ms unit) 30 2.4 second Basic Search Window for candidate frequency neighbor set ( it uses byte cf_srch_win_n 9 teg same value as that of search window to existing system parameter message) Basic search window for candidate frequency Remaining Set byte cf_srch_win_r 10 byte reserved_byte[35]
0 7.5.5.12. St_location_para_type Table 7.5-35 St_location_para_type SMD-011-PMA210 Page:816(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type N a m e default Remarks byte bts_id byte sector_id full full byte action_time_frame byte puf_setup_size byte puf_pulse_size word16 puf_interval byte puf_init_pwr byte puf_pwr_step byte total_puf_probes byte max_pwr_puf After set Action time, frame unit duration until first PUF probe. Before PUF pulse transfer, duration sent with nominal power power control group unit. Duration that MS sends PUF pulse. Power control group unit. Interval between PUF Probes. frame unit Initial PUF Probe power. in units of dB PUF pulse power increase. in units of dB Total PUF prove number Max. PUF Probe number that can be transmitted with max. Tx power byte reserved_byte[33]
0 7.5.5.13. St_pwr_cntl_para_type Table 7.5-36 St_pwr_cntl_para_type Type N a m e byte bts_id byte fer_id default Remarks full 0 ~ 30 byte pwr_cntl_step step size of forward link closed loop power control operation mode of forward link closed loop power control byte fpc_mode 0 It should be the same as fpc_punc_mode of St_Chip_pwr_cntl_para_data. initial Value of Forward byte fpc_fch_init_setpt Fundamental Channel Outer Loop Eb/Nt setpoint
(hereinafter SMD-011-PMA210 Page:817(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte fpc_fch_min_setpt byte fpc_fch_max_setpt byte fpc_dcch_init_setpt byte fpc_dcch_min_setpt byte fpc_dcch_max_setpt byte fpc_sch_init_setpt byte fpc_sch_min_setpt byte fpc_sch_max_setpt byte fpc_setpt_thresh byte fpc_setpt_thresh_sch byte fch_chan_adj_gain byte dcch_chan_adj_gain byte sch0_chan_adj_gain byte sch1_chan_adj_gain byte rl_att_adj_gain_1500[2]
FFCOLS). 0.125dB unit Minimum value of FFCOLS. 0.125dB unit FFCOLSs Maximum value. 0.125dB unit Forward Dedicated Control Channel Outer Loop Eb/Nt setpoint
(hereinafter FDCCOLS) initial value. 0.125dB FDCCOLSs Minimum value. 0.125dB FDCCOLSs Maximum value. 0.125dB Forward Supplemental Channel Outer Loop Eb/Nt setpoint(FSCOLS) initial value. 0.125dB FSCOLSs Minimum value. 0.125dB FSCOLSs Maximum value. 0.125dB Forward link Power control Setpoint Threshold Value. 0.125dB Forward Supplemental Channel Power control Setpoint Threshold Value. 0.125dB Channel Gain adjustment value for Reverse Fundamental Channel. Complement of 2 in 0.125dB unit. Channel Gain adjustment value for Reverse Dedicated Control Channel. Complement of 2 in 0.125dB unit. Channel Gain adjustment value for Reverse Supplemental Channel 0. Complement of 2 in 0.125dB unit. Channel Gain adjustment value for Reverse Supplemental Channel 1. Complement of 2 in 0.125dB unit. index 0: not using Reverse Pilot index 1: using Reverse Pilot 20ms frame, 1500bps Reverse Link SMD-011-PMA210 Page:818(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte rl_att_adj_gain_2700[2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_4800[2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_9600[2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_1800[2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_3600[2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_7200[2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_14400[2]
byte norm_att_gain_9600_5ms[2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_19200[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_38400[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_76800[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_153600[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_307200[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_614400[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_28800[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_576600[2][2]
Attribute Adjustment gain value. 20ms frame, 2700bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain value. 20ms frame, 4800bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain value. 20ms frame, 9600bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain value. 20ms frame, 1800bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain value. 20ms frame, 3600bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain value. 20ms frame, 7200bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain value. 20ms frame, 14400bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain value. 5ms frame, 9600bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain value. 2nd index 0:
2dn index 1: Turbo Encoding 20ms frame, 19200bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 38400bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 76800bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 153600bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 307200bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 614400bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 28800bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 576600bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain byte rl_att_adj_gain_115200[2][2]
20ms frame, 115200bps Reverse Link SMD-011-PMA210 Page:819(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte rl_att_adj_gain_230400[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_460800[2][2]
byte rl_att_adj_gain_1036800[2][2]
Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 230400bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 460800bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain 20ms frame, 1036800bps Reverse Link Attribute Adjustment gain byte fpc_subchan_gain byte rl_gain_adj byte rlgain_traffic_pilot byte rlgain_sch_pilot byte reserved_byte[33]
0 7.5.5.14. St_sch_param_data Table 7.5-37 St_sch_param_data Type N a m e default Remarks byte byte bts_id sector_id full full byte sch_t_add 22 byte sch_t_drop 26 byte t_mulchan byte begin_preamble byte resume_preamble byte ps_min_delta Regarding MDR handoff, t_add that is only appied as to Supplemental Code Channel Regarding MDR handoff, t_drop that is only applied as to Supplemental Code Channel threshold offset of Nghbr Pilot strength. 0.5dB step from 0.5dB to 4.0dB Preamble Frame number sent at the beginning of Reverse Supplemental (Code) Channel transfer Preamble Frame number sent upon retransfer of Reverse Supplemental (Code) Channel Parameter necessary when operating in such mode as MS sending Pilot Strength Measurement Mini Message(PSMMM) whenever SMD-011-PMA210 Page:820(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte order_interval byte num_pilots byte periodic_interval byte ps_floor_high byte ps_floor_low byte ps_ceiling_high byte ps_ceiling_low Active Set order changes. As threshold necessary so that MS judges PSMMM transfer, this is necessary upon such mode as MS sending PSMMM whenever the order of active set changes. Interval to report the difference between two pilot strengths through PSMMM. in units of 20ms Parameter necessary for MS to send PSMMM. Pilot number reported through PSMMM Interval that MS sends PSMMM. in units of 20ms Based on threshold, high water mark value set as to lower bound. Based on threshold, low water mark valueset as to lower bound Based on threshold, high water mark value set as to upper bound Based on threshold, low water mark value set as to upper bound. byte threshold_interval Based on threshold, PSMMM transfer interval. in units of 20ms byte t_slotted Parameter included in In Traffic System Parameters Message byte reserved_byte[35]
7.5.5.15. St_IOS_para_data Table 7.5-38 St_IOS_para_data Type N a m default Remarks e dummy T1 T2 T4 byte byte byte byte SMD-011-PMA210 55 60 60 key
(0~255) Facilities Management(sec)
(0~255) Facilities Management(sec)
(0~255) Facilities Management(sec) Page:821(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte T5 T6 T7 T9 T10 T12 T13 T16 T20 T30 T40 T50 T52 T60 T61 T62 T63 60 75 10 10 5 60 55 60 5 5 5 60 90 5 5 5 5
(0~255) Facilities Management(sec)
(0~255) Facilities Management(sec)
(0~255) Handoff(sec)
(0~255) Handoff(sec)
(0~99) Handoff(sec)
(0~255) Facilities Management(sec)
(0~255) Facilities Management(sec)
(0~255) Facilities Management(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~255) Handoff(sec)
(0~255) Handoff(sec)
(0~99) Supplementary Services(sec)
(0~99) Supplementary Services(sec)
(0~99) Supplementary Services(sec)
(0~99) Supplementary Services(sec) word32 T300 1500
(0~990) Call Processing (msec) byte byte byte byte byte byte byte T301 T302 T303 T306 T307 T308 T309 30 5 6 5 6 5 5
(0~60) CallProcessing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~90) Facilities Management (sec) word16 T311 1000
(0~50) Call Processing (msec) byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte T312 T313 T315 T316 T325 T326 T777 T778 T787 T789 5 2 5 5 5 5 90 15 90 10
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~99) Call Processing(sec)
(0~255) Handoff (sec)
(0~255) Handoff (sec)
(0~255) Handoff (sec)
(0~60) Handoff (sec) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:822(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte byte T790 T3113 T3210 T3220 T3230 T3240 T3260 T3270 T3271 T3272 T3280 TA8_Setup word16 Tacm word16 Talc9 word16 Tald9 word16 Tbstact word16 Tbstcom word16 Tchanstat word16 Tconn3 word16 Tdiscon3 byte byte Tdrptgt Ttgtrmv 10 5 30 10 5 5 30 5 15 5 15 4 500 500 500 600 100 500 500 500 5 5
(0~60) Handoff (sec)
(0~99) Call Processing (sec)
(0~99) Mobility Management (sec)
(0~99) Mobility Management (sec)
(0~99) Call Processing (sec)
(0~99) Mobility Management (sec)
(0~99) Mobility Management (sec)
(0~99) Mobility Management (sec)
(0~99) Mobility Management (sec)
(0~99) Mobility Management (sec)
(0~99) Call Processing (sec)
(0~99) A8,A9 Interfaces (sec)
(0~1000) A3,A7 Interfaces (msec)
(0~1000) A8,A9 Interfaces (msec)
(0~1000) A8,A9 Interfaces (msec)
(0~1000) A3,A7 Interfaces (msec)
(0~1000) A3,A7 Interfaces (msec)
(0~1000) A3,A7 Interfaces (msec)
(1~1000) A3,A7 Interfaces (msec)
(1~1000) A3,A7 Interfaces (msec)
(1~10) A3,A7 Interfaces (sec)
(1~10) A3,A7 Interfaces (sec) word16 Thoreq 1000
(0~50) A3,A7 Interfaces (msec) byte byte Tpaca1 Tpaca2 5 5
(0~99) Call Processing (sec)
(0~99) Call Processing (sec) word16 Tpcm 1000
(0~20) A3,A7 Interfaces (msec) byte Tphysical 1
(0~10) A3,A7 Interface (sec) word16 Trel9 1000
(0~50) A8,A9 Interface (msec) byte reserved_by te[35]
7.5.5.16. St_Vcbu_HW_Reset_data_type Table 7.5-39 St_Vcbu_HW_Reset_data_type Type N a m e Byte VMP_ID default 0 ~ 7 Remarks VMP IDENTIFICATION SMD-011-PMA210 Page:823(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Byte EquipPage According to 0: Not Equip 1: Equip Equip status Byte VMP_Isolation 0 0: not_isolation 1: isolation Byte VCP_Isolation[16]
Byte VLIA_Isolation[2]
Byte reserved_byte[34]
0 0 0 0: not_isolation 1: isolation 0: not_isolation 1: isolation 7.5.5.17. St_Slbu_HW_Reset_data_type Table 7.5-40 St_Slbu_HW_Reset_data_type Type N a m e Default Remarks Byte SMP_ID 0 ~ 4 SMP IDENTIFICATION Byte EquipPage According to 0: Not Equip 1: Equip Equip status 0: not_isolation 1: isolation 0: not_isolation 1: isolation Byte SMP_Isolation Byte SLP_Isolation[20]
Byte rserved_byte[33]
0 0 0 7.5.6. NCP ONLY 7.5.6.1. St_re_atm_node.dg Table 7.5-41 St_re_atm_node Type N a m e default Remarks byte card_id byte link_id byte equip key key full equip (MAX_ATM_CARD:5) full equip (MAX_ATM_LINK:32) As many as Node Config below Equip 1: Equip, 0:Not-Equip byte link_type 1 STM-1, STM-4, Cell Bus
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TYPE_S TM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte link_status 1 Link status LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), SMD-011-PMA210 Page:824(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte connect_type LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3) End-Users own ID connected to Link(see Appendix Connection ID) byte fabric_no Fabric is a serial number of APC. Index(0~8) of total APCs 0 : ASCA APC0, 1 : ASIA0 APC0, 2 : ASIA0 APC1, 3 : ASIA1 APC0, 4 : ASIA1 APC1, 5 : ASIA2 APC0, 6 : ASIA2 APC1, 7 : ASIA3 APC0, 8 : ASIA3 APC1 byte reserved[7]
7.5.6.2. St_re_slb_node.dg Table 7.5-42 St_re_slb_node Type N a m e default Remarks byte smp_id byte link_id byte equip key key smp full equip MAX_SLB:5 full equip (MAX_SUB_LINK:32) As many as Node Config below, Equip 1: Equip, byte link_type 1 STM-1, STM-4, Cell Bus number 0:Not-Equip
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TYPE_S TM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte link_status 1 Link status byte connect_type LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3) End-Users own ID connected to Link (see Appendix Connection ID) byte fabric_no 0 Index(0~8) of total APCs 0 : SLMA APC0 byte reserved[7]
7.5.6.3. St_re_vcb_node.dg Table 7.5-43 St_re_vcb_node SMD-011-PMA210 Page:825(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type byte byte byte N a m e Default Remarks vmp_id link_id equip Key key Vmp full equip MAX_VCB:8 full equip (MAX_SUB_LINK:32) As many as Node Config below, Equip 1: Equip, byte link_type 1 STM-1, STM-4, Cell Bus number 0:Not-Equip
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TYPE _STM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte link_status 1 Link status byte connect_type LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3) End-Users own ID connected to Link
(see Appendix Connection ID) byte fabric_no 0 Index(0~8) of total APCs 0 : VCMA APC0 byte reserved[7]
7.5.6.4. St_re_alb_node.dg Table 7.5-44 St_re_alb_node Type byte byte byte N a m e default Remarks alma_id link_id equip key key full equip (MAX_ALMA:2) full equip (MAX_ALS_LINK:16) As many as Node Config below, Equip 1: Equip, 0:Not-Equip byte link_type 1 STM-1, STM-4, Cell Bus
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TYPE _STM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte link_status 1 Link status LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:826(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte connect_type End-Users own ID connected to Link
(see Appendix Connection ID) byte fabric_no 0 Index(0~8) of total APCs 0 : ALMA APC0 byte reserved[7]
7.5.6.5. St_re_bs_atm_node.dg Table 7.5-45 St_re_bs_atm_node Type byte byte byte N a m e default Remarks Bs_id link_id equip key key bs full equip MAX_BS:48 full equip (MAX_SUB_LINK:32) As many as Node Config below, Equip 1: Equip, byte link_type 1 STM-1, STM-4, Cell Bus number 0:Not-Equip
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TYPE _STM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte link_status 1 Init/Active/Block byte connect_type LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3)) End-Users own ID connected to Link
(see Appendix Connection ID) byte Fabric_no 0 index(0~8) of total APCs 0 : BCRA APC0 byte reserved[7]
7.5.6.6. St_re_rnc_bs_trunk.dg Table 7.5-46 St_re_rnc_bs_trunk Data Type byte N a m e default Remarks alma_id key full equip MAX_ALMA: 2 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:827(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte byte byte alpa_id link_id equip key key BS full equip MAX_ALPA: 5 full equip MAX_ALS_LINK: 16 LINK_NOT_EQUIP(0), LINK_EQUIP(1) byte link_type 1 E1, T1, STM-1 dependent
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1),LINK_TY PE_STM12(2), LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte link_status 1 LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3) byte byte bs_id alloc_type 1 Link Peer BS/BTS ID PVC Active/PVC Standby/SVC
ALLOC_NONE(0),ALLOC_PVC_ACT(1), ALLOC_PVC_STB(2), ALLOC_SVC(3)) byte byte peer_lica_no BS Lica Index (0, 1, 2) peer_lica_li nk_no BS Lica Link Index (0~15) byte peer_status Init/Active/Block LINK_STS_NONE(0), LINK_STS_ACTIVE(1), LINK_STS_ONL_BLOCK(2), LINK_STS_MMC_BLOCK(3)) AAL2 VPI/VCI word32 aal2_vpci word32 reserved 7.5.6.7. St_re_rnc_addr.dg St_re_rnc_addr N a m e default Remarks Type byte byte byte byte shelf_id slot_id equip Bd_type byte No_sub byte reserved SMD-011-PMA210 key key 0 full equip (MAX_RNC_SHELF: 20) full equip (MAX_RNC_SLOT: 22) Equit/Not Equip Processor/Device Board Type(TBD) Number of processors to be mounted Not Used Page:828(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word32 addr[8]
Each Processor IP Address 7.5.6.8. St_re_bs_addr.dg St_re_bs_addr N a m e default Remarks Type byte byte bs_id shelf_id byte slot_id byte byte equip bd_type byte no_sub byte reserved word32 addr[8]
key key key 0 full equip MAX_BS: 48 full equip (MAX_BS_SHELF: 12) full equip (MAX_BS_SLOT: 22) Equit/Not Equip Processor/Device Board Type(TBD) Number of processors mounted Not Used Each Processor IP Address 7.5.6.9. St_re_atm_pvc.dg Type byte N a m e dummy word16 no_entry word16 reserved byte byte byte byte equipage[4096]
node_a[4096]
sub_a[4096]
node_b[4096]
byte sub_b[4096]
byte no_vc[4096]
Table 7.5-47 St_re_atm_pvc default Remarks key
# of Valid Entries, defined PVC information number (~4096) Equip Flag Peer1 connection ID (Ingress Node Conn. ID) Peer1 Logical Info Peer2 Connection ID (Egress Node Conn. ID) Peer2 Logical info Number of VC to be used between Allocated VC Number Peers byte link_type[4096]
Link word16 link_bw[4096]
0x100 VC Link Bandwidth LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:829(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to be assigned to Link) word32 vpci_a[4096]
word32 vpci_b[4096]
Peer1 VPI/VCI (Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI (Egress VPCI) 7.5.6.10. St_re_slb_pvc.dg Table 7.5-48 St_re_slb_pvc Type byte N a m e default Remarks dummy key word16 no_entry word16 reserved equipage[512]
# of Valid Entries, defined PVC information number (~512) byte byte byte byte node_a[512]
sub_a[512]
node_b[512]
byte sub_b[512]
byte no_vc[512]
Peer1 connection ID (Ingress Node Conn. ID) Peer1 Logical Info Peer2 Connection ID (Egress Node Conn. ID) Peer2 Logical info Number of VC to be used between Allocated VC Number Peers byte link_type[512]
Link word16 link_bw[512]
0x100 VC Link Bandwidth LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2)
(Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to be assigned to Link) word32 vpci_a[512]
word32 vpci_b[512]
Peer1 VPI/VCI (Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI (Egress VPCI) 7.5.6.11. St_re_vcb_pvc.dg Table 7.5-49 St_re_vcb_pvc Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key word16 no_entry
# of Valid Entries, defined PVC information number (~512) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:830(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 reserved byte equipage[512]
byte node_a[512]
byte sub_a[512]
byte node_b[512]
byte sub_b[512]
byte no_vc[512]
byte link_type[512]
Peer1 connection ID (Ingress Node Conn. ID) Peer1 Logical Info (measns final peer connection) Peer2 Connection ID (Egress Node Conn. ID) Peer2 Logical info Number of VC to be used between Allocated VC Number Peers Link LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2) word16 link_bw[512]
0x100 VC Link Bandwidth
(Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to be assigned to Link) word32 vpci_a[512]
word32 vpci_b[512]
Peer1 VPI/VCI (Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI (Egress VPCI) 7.5.6.12. St_re_alb_pvc.dg Table 7.5-50 St_re_alb_pvc Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key word16 no_entry word16 reserved byte equipage[512]
byte Node_a[512]
byte sub_a[512]
byte Node_b[512]
byte sub_b[512]
byte no_vc[512]
# of Valid Entries, defined PVC information number (~512) Peer1 connection ID (Ingress Node Conn. ID) Peer1 Logical Info Peer2 Connection ID (Egress Node Conn. ID) Peer2 Logical info Number of VC to be ysed between Allocated VC Number Peers byte Link_type[512]
Link word16 Link_bw[512]
0x100 VC Link Bandwidth LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:831(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word32 vpci_a[512]
word32 vpci_b[512]
Peer1 VPI/VCI (Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI (Egress VPCI) 7.5.6.13. St_re_loc_bs_pvc.dg Table 7.5-51 St_re_loc_bs_pvc Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key word16 no_entry word16 reserved byte equipage[512]
byte node_a[512]
byte sub_a[512]
byte node_b[512]
byte sub_b[512]
byte no_vc[512]
# of Valid Entries, defined PVC information number (~512) Peer1 connection ID (Ingress Node Conn. ID) Peer1 Logical Info Peer2 Connection ID (Egress Node Conn. ID) Peer2 Logical info Number of VC to be used between Allocated VC Number Peers byte link_type[512]
Link LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2) word16 link_bw[512]
0x100 VC Link Bandwidth word32 vpci_a[512]
word32 vpci_b[512]
Peer1 VPI/VCI (Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI (Egress VPCI) 7.5.6.14. St_re_out_bs_pvc.dg Table 7.5-52 St_re_out_bs_pvc Type N a m e default Remarks byte bs_id key full equip MAX_BS : 48 word16 no_entry word16 reserved
# of Valid Entries (~512) byte equipage[512]
According to bs equip, out_bs_pvc.inf SMD-011-PMA210 Page:832(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte node_a[512]
byte sub_a[512]
byte node_b[512]
byte sub_b[512]
byte no_vc[512]
Peer1 connection ID (Ingress Node Conn. ID) Peer1 Logical Info Peer2 Connection ID (Egress Node Conn. ID) Peer2 Logical info Number of VC to be used between Allocated VC byte link_type[512]
Link Number Peers LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2) word16 link_bw[512]
0x100 VC Link Bandwidth word32 vpci_a[512]
word32 vpci_b[512]
Peer1 VPI/VCI (Ingress VPCI) Peer2 VPI/VCI (Egress VPCI) 7.5.6.15. St_re_atm_svc.dg Table 7.5-53 St_re_atm_svc Type N a m e defau lt Remarks byte Dummy key word16 no_entry byte no_hdr byte reserved byte addr_hdr[20]
byte equipage[512]
# of Valid Entries (~4096) Header Address Length (Upper ATM Address Length) ATM Upper Address Id Equip Flag byte a_mask1[512][10]
Peer1 Address Mask byte addr1[512][10]
Peer1 Address byte a_mask2[512][10]
Peer2 Address Mask byte addr2[512][10]
byte no_vc[512]
word32 atm_id1[512]
word32 atm_id2[512]
byte link_type[512]
word16 link_bw[512]
SMD-011-PMA210 Peer2 Address Allocated VC Number Peer1 VC Ids List Peer2 VC Ids List Link Usage
(LINK_AAL2(0), LINK_AAL5(1), LINK_TEST(2)) Cell Bandwidth(~0x40) to be assigned to VC Page:833(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Link BandWidth(TBD,Link) 7.5.6.16. St_re_rnc_net_cfg.dg Table 7.5-54 St_re_rnc_net_cfg Type N a m e default Remarks byte rnc_net_shelf_id byte rnc_net_slot_id byte Equip byte bd_type byte no_sub byte no_link byte hw_ctrl key key 0 full equip (MAX_RNC_NET_SHELF: 2) full equip (MAX_RNC_SLOT: 22) Network Board Type
# of Sub Device
# of Physical Link HW Reset : 0(Init), 1, 2, 3 added byte link_type[MAX_LINK] 1 Physical Link Type
STM1, E1,...(MAX_LINK: 64)
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1), LINK_TYPE_STM12(2),LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte sub_type[MAX_SUB]
Sub Device Type (MAX_SUB : 16)
(SBTYPE_NONE(0), SBTYPE_APC(1), SBTYPE_APPD(2)) byte sub_id[MAX_SUB]
Sub Device ID:Device Serial Number
(MAX_SUB : 16) 7.5.6.17. St_re_bs_net_cfg.dg Table 7.5-55 St_re_bs_net_cfg Type N a m e default Remarks byte bs_id byte bs_net_slot_id byte Equip byte bd_type byte no_sub byte no_link key key 0 full equip MAX_BS: 48 full equip (MAX_BS_SLOT: 22) Equip Flag Network Board Type
# of Sub Device
# of Physical Link SMD-011-PMA210 Page:834(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte link_type[MAX_LINK] 1 Physical Link Type : STM1, E1,...(MAX_LINK:
64)
(LINK_TYPE_NONE(0),LINK_TYPE_STM1(1), LINK_TYPE_STM12(2),LINK_TYPE_STM14(3), LINK_TYPE_E1(4), LINK_TYPE_T1(5)) byte sub_type[MAX_SUB]
Sub Device Type (MAX_SUB : 16)
(SBTYPE_NONE(0), SBTYPE_APC(1), SBTYPE_APPD(2)) byte sub_id[MAX_SUB]
Sub Device ID:Device Serial Number
(MAX_SUB : 16) 7.5.6.18. St_re_rnc_net_data.dg Table 7.5-56 St_re_rnc_net_data Type N a m e Default Remarks byte dummy Key byte msc_id msc_no Core Network ID byte rnc_id bsc_no My RNC ID byte can_equip can_eqp CAN Equipage byte no_addr_hdr ATM Address Header Len byte rnc_equip[MAX_RNC]
rnc_eqp RNC Equipage (MAX_RNC : 12) byte bs_equip[MAX_BS]
bs_eqp BS Equipage (MAX_BS : 48) byte smp_equip[MAX_SLBU] smp_eqp SLBU Equipage (MAX_SLBU : 5) byte reserved[3]
word32 bs_svc_id[MAX_BS]
byte atm_addr_hdr[20]
BS SSCF-UNI Signalling VC ID (MAX_BS :
48) ATM Address Header byte cn_conn_type[2]
11 12 CN Connection ID byte can_conn_type[2]
9 10 CAN Connection ID In IS-2000 0 : CAN, 1 : CAN-D In IMT-2000 0 : CAN0, 1 : CAN1 byte slb_conn_type[MAX_S 16~20 SLBU Connection ID (MAX_SLBU : 5) LBU]
byte vcb_conn_type[MAX_V 21~28 VCBU Connection ID SMD-011-PMA210 Page:835(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual CBU]
byte als_conn_type[4]
5~8 ALSU Connection ID byte pip_conn_type[8]
29~36 PIP Connection ID byte cmp_conn_type 15 CMP connection ID byte reseved[6]
word32 ccp_addr word32 alp_addr word32 cnp_addr[2]
CCP IP Address ALP IP Address CNP/CNP-D IP Address 0 : CNP Address, 1 : PNP Address word32 smp_addr[MAX_SLBU]
SMP IP address (MAX_SLBU : 5) word32 asmu_addr[16]
2 ~ 17 ASMU Device Network Addr (for HDLC) 0: ASCA_A, 1: ASCA_B, 2: ASIA0_A, 3:
ASIA0_B, 4: ASIA1_A, 5: ASIA1_B, 6: ASIA2_A, 7:
ASIA2_B, 8: ASIA3_A, 9: ASIA3_B, 10: AOTA0, 11:
AOTA1, 12: AOTA2, 13: AOTA3, 14: ATSA0, 15:
ATSA1 7.5.6.19. St_re_rnc_iur_con.dg Table 7.5-57 St_re_rnc_iur_con Type N a m e byte Dummy default Remarks key word32 start_aal2_vc_id[MAX_RNC] *1 below AAL2 Start VC Id (MAX_RNC : 12) word16 no_aal2_vc word16 Reserved 32 Number of AAL2 VCs 7.5.6.20. St_re_rnc_iub_con.dg Table 7.5-58 St_re_rnc_iub_con Type N a m e byte bs_id default Remarks key MAX_BS : 48 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:836(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word32 aal2_vc_id AAL2 Start VC Id.
[MAX_LICA][MAX_LICA_LINK]
MAX_LICA : 3, MAX_LICA_LINK : 16 7.5.6.21. St_re_rnc_slb_con.dg Table 7.5-59 St_re_rnc_slb_con Type N a m e byte Dummy default Remarks key Applied to all SMPs in the same way word32 start_aal5_vc_id[20]
AAL5 Start VC Id 20VPs word16 no_aal5_vc 1024 Number of AAL5 VCs 20VPs word16 Reserved 7.5.6.22. St_re_rnc_vcb_con.dg Table 7.5-60 St_re_rnc_vcb_con Type N a m e byte Dummy default Remarks key Applied to all VMPs in the same way word32 start_aal5_vc_id[20]
AAL5 Start VC Id 20VPs word16 no_aal5_vc 128 Number of AAL5 VCs 20VPs word16 reserved 7.5.6.23. St_re_rnc_alsu5_con.dg Table 7.5-61 St_re_rnc_alsu5_con Type N a m e byte Dummy default Remarks key word32 start_aal5_vc_id[MAX_ALMA][
AAL5 Start VC Id 20VPs MAX_ALPA][2]
(MAX_ALMA : 2,MAX_ALPA : 5) word16 no_aal5_vc 2048 Number of AAL5 VCs 20VPs word16 Reserved 7.5.6.24. St_re_bs_net_data.dg Table 7.5-62 St_re_bs_net_data SMD-011-PMA210 Page:837(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type N a m e default Remarks byte bs_id byte msc_id byte rnc_id byte bs_id byte no_addr_hdr byte atm_addr_hdr[20]
key msc_no rnc_no bs_no full equip MAX_BS : 48 Core Network ID My RNC ID My BS ID ATM Address Header Len ATM Address Header byte lica_conn_type[3] 146 147 148 LICA Connection ID byte reserved word32 svc_id
[4/37] =
BS SSCF-UNI Signalling VC 0x40025 word32 crp_addr word32 banu_addr[5]
CRP IP Address BANU Device Network Addr 7.5.6.25. St_re_bs_iub_con.dg Table 7.5-63 St_re_bs_iub_con Type N a m e byte bs_id default Remarks key MAX_BS: 48 word32 aal2_vc_id AAL2 VC Id
[MAX_LICA][MAX_LICA_LINK]
MAX_LICA: 3 MAX_LICA_LINK:16 7.5.6.26. St_re_bs_rcu5_con.dg Table 7.5-64 St_re_bs_rcu5_con Type N a m e byte bs_id default Remarks key full equip MAX_BS: 48 word32 start_aal5_vc_id[MAX_RCU_ AAL5 Start VC ID NODE][MAX_LICA]
(MAX_RCU_NODE : 10, MAX_LICA:3) word16 no_aal5_vc[MAX_LICA]
512 Number of AAL5 VCs word16 reserved 7.5.6.27. St_re_rnc_als_net_data.dg Table 7.5-65 St_re_rnc_als_net_data SMD-011-PMA210 Page:838(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key byte msc_id msc_no MSC ID byte rnc_id rnc_no RNC/BSC ID byte reserved word32 ncp_addr NCP Network Address word32 alsu_addr[16]
ALS Device Network Addr 7.5.6.28. St_re_rnc_cmp5_con.dg Table 7.5-66 St_re_rnc_cmp5_con Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy key word32 start_aal5_vc_id [10/32] =
AAL5 Start VC Id. 0xA0020 word16 no_aal5_vc 1024
#of AAL5 VCs word16 reserved 7.5.7. SCP ONLY 7.5.7.1. St_Lnit_dataSL.dg Table 7.5-67 St_Lnit_dataSL Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy word16 act_cspu 1:
CSPU_P(Primary) 2:
CSPU_S(Secondary) int int own_pc adj_pc 3(bsc00) Local signaling point code 0x050f : PCS Remote signaling point code 0x040f : DCN word16 tot_slk 4 Total number of Available Signal link word16 link_st[16]
0~3 : 1 Signaling link status (0: unavailable rest: 0 1:available) word16 slc_no[16]
0 : slc_no[0]
Signaling link code SMD-011-PMA210 Page:839(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 1 : slc_no[1]
2 : slc_no[2]
3 : slc_no[3]
255 : rest word16 vmp_no[16]
0 : vmp_no[0]
0 : vmp_no[1]
0 : vmp_no[2]
0 : vmp_no[3]
255 : rest word16 trk_no[16]
16:trk_no[0]
Signal data link code 48: trk_no[1]
80: trk_no[2]
112: trk_no[3]
0xffff: rest byte reserved_byt 0 e[35]
7.5.7.2. St_Lnit_dataST.dg Table 7.5-68 St_Lnit_dataST Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy word16 tot_st 4 Total number of signal terminal word16 st_st[16]
1: st_st[0~3]
Signal terminal state ( 0: unavailable 2: st_st[4~15]
1: available 2: Not Equip ) word16 sl_no[16]
0 : sl_no[0]
Signal link number linked to signal 1 : sl_no[1]
terminal 2 : sl_no[2]
3 : sl_no[3]
255 : rest byte reserved_byt 0 e[34]
7.5.7.3. St_MLtwo_timer.dg Table 7.5-69 St_MLtwo_timer SMD-011-PMA210 Page:840(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy 0 word16 T1 word32 T2 word16 T3 45000(msec) 0xffff(msec) 1250(msec) key Timer alignment ready(40~50sec) Timer not aligned(5~150sec) Timer aligned(1-2sec) word16 T4n 8000(msec) Normal proving period at 64 kbit/s(7.5~9.5sec) word16 T4e 500(msec) Emergency proving period at word16 T5 word16 T6 word16 T7 100(msec) 4500(msec) 1250(msec) 64kbit/s(400~600 msec) Timer sendig SIB(80~120 msec) Timer remote congestion(3~5sec) excessive Timer acknowledgement(0.5~2sec) delay of an byte reserved[20] 0 7.5.7.4. St_MLthree_timer.dg Table 7.5-70 St_MLthree_timer Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy 0 key word16 T1 1000(msec) Delay time of 500-1200 msec to prevent message mis-sequencing upon changeover word16 T2 word16 T3 2000(msec) 700-2000 msec that waits changeover ack 1000(msec) 1. Although implemented in code, it is not used. 2. delay time of 500-1200 msec to prevent message mis-sequencing upon changeback by MTP restart (Time controlled diversion procedures) word16 T4 1000(msec) Time of 500-1200 msec to wait changeback ack word16 T5 1000(msec) 500-1200 msec to wait changeback ack word16 T12 1000(msec) 800-1500 msec that waits uninhibit ack word16 T13 1000(msec) 800-1500 msec that waits force uninhibit word16 T14 2000(msec) 2000-3000 msec that waits inhibition ack word16 T17 5000(msec) 800-5000 msec from Initial alignment failure SMD-011-PMA210 Page:841(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 T22 240(sec) Local inhibit test timer3-6 minutes word16 T23 240(sec) Remote inhibit test timer3-6 minutes to next initial alignment command word16 SLTackT 5(sec) Time to wait for signal link test answer, with range of 4sec~12sec byte reserved[2 0 0]
7.5.7.5. St_SCCP_timer.dg Table 7.5-71 St_SCCP_timer Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy 0 key word16 T_conne_est 20(sec) 1-2 minutes to wait connection confirm word16 T_ias 300(sec) Delay time of 5-10 minutes used to conduct inactivity test on connection section word16 T_iar 660(sec) Waiting time of 11-21 minutes to receive message on connection section byte T_rel 10(sec) Waiting time of 10-20 sec to receive release word16 T_int 10(sec) 1. although implemented in source, it is not complete message used. 2. upon connection release, it is the time to freeze corresponding LRN for a certain time to prevent the use of the same LRN Extending to 1 minutes word16 T_stat_info 30(sec) Interval that requests Subsystem status information Increasing value, 5-10 sec ~ 10-20 min byte reserve[20]
0 7.5.8. CCP/BSP COMMON 7.5.8.1. St_bts_data_type.dg Table 7.5-72 St_bts_data_type SMD-011-PMA210 Page:842(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Type N a m e default Remarks byte bts_id full byte EquipPage Equip dependent 0 : Not Equip 1 : Equip word16 Sid 0x08ae As System Identification Number, 0 ~
32767(215 -1) word16 Nid 15 As Netword Identification Number, Network is system subset. word16 base_id 0 Station Base Number(BTSs own number) Identification byte bts_class 0(DCN) Base Station Class
(base_class) 1(PCS) Upon 0000, Public Micorcelluar System(800Mhz) Upon 0001, Public PCS System(1900Mhz or 1800Mhz) byte sys_type 0 : LGT PCS 1 : NW PCS 2 : JT PCS 3 : GIGA PCS 4 : CHINA PCS 5 : BRAZIL PCS 6 : WLL PCS 7 : RUSSIA PCS byte bts_type 1 ~ 9 bts type identification (STANDARD: 1) byte Sector_range 6 MAX Sector number of current system word16 reg_zone 0 As Registration zone (SID+NID+ZONE_ID), byte pkt_zone Int32 ltm_off 0 18 Network Subset. Zone ID for PCF Data call Offset of local time from System time. Offset of local time from UTC current local time = SYS_TIME - LP_SEC
+ ltm_off ltm_off = 18 ( 30 minutes per unit, i.e., 9 hour difference)
* LP_SEC : Number of Leap seconds that occurred since the start of System Time. boolean day_lt 0 Daylight saving time flag (Summer time) word16 CDMA_FREQ 425 SMD-011-PMA210 1 : day lighting saving time 0 : standard time Primary CDMA Channel Number. Sync Msg Page:843(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 EXT_CDMA_FREQ 525 Upon use of RC3 or more or QPCH, see byte Prat byte no_ccp int32 base_lat int32 base_long byte pilot_inc 0 0 0 0 this field. paging channel data rate equipage information of CCP 0 = equip , 1 = Not equip BS latitude BS longitude Pilot_PN_Offset value increases byte turbo_encode_ 0 0 : Turbo Encoding not used flag 1 : Turbo Encoding used byte reverse_pwr_f 1 0 : Reverse Link Power Control not used lag 1 : Rerverse Link Power Contorl used byte reserved_byte 0 7.5.8.2. St_sector_data_type.dg Table 7.5-73 St_sector_data_type Type N a m e defaul Remarks t byte bts_id full BTS Identification byte sector_id full Sector Identification byte EquipPage byte num_of_cdma_ch word16 pilot_pn_offset 0 : Not Equip 1 : Equip CDMA channel insertion number ( 1 ~ 8 ) offset of Pilot Pn from zero shifted PN byte sector_cai_rev 6 CAI (Common Air Interface) revision supported by base station current BS S/W Version 1: IS95(Cellular),J-STD-008(PCS) 2: IS95A(Cellular) 3: TSB74(Cellular) 4,5: IS95B(Cellular,PCS) 6: IS-2000(Cellular,PCS) byte sector_cai_min_rev 1 CAI Minumum revision supported by base station minimum version that BS can support to MS byte call_control_para 0 Upon call congestion, by changing CAI SMD-011-PMA210 Page:844(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual revision, it can increase the number of calls that can be provided. Enable/disable flag of corresponding function. byte reserved_byte[32] 0 7.5.8.3. St_cdmach_data_type.dg Table 7.5-74 St_cdmach_data_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte bts_id full BTS Identification byte cdmach_id full CDMA Channel Identification byte EquipPage 0 : Not Equip 1 : Equip word16 freq_band 1800 Frequency Bandwidth word16 cdmach_num number of cdmach channel byte tce_reserved_4ho 20 Handoff preparatory traffic channel ratio ( %) byte MAX_SCH_ALLOC_RATE 50 Parameter to determine the upper limit of supplemental channel byte reserve[2]
byte reserved_byte[34] 0 7.5.8.4. St_sys_param_msg_data_type.dg Table 7.5-75 St_sys_param_msg_data_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte bts_id byte sector_id byte cdmach_id full full full BTS Identification Sector Identification CDMA Channel Identification Number of Registration Zones byte total_zones 2 As the number of location registration to be held for use in Zone_based Registration, it can be saved up to 7EA, and if components more than it reside in ZONE_ LIST, MS removes the oldest component. byte zone_timer 2 When executing Zone-Based Registration, it SMD-011-PMA210 Page:845(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual boolean home_reg 1 Boolean mult_sids 0 Boolean mult_nids 0 byte max_sci 3 holds ZONE_LIST, and it is a field to determine duration that an entry in ZONE_LIST is removed from list. That is, the loggest entry from ZONE_LIST is the priority. 000(1 min),001(2 min),010(5 min),011(10 min), 100(20 min),101(30 min),110(45 min),111(60 min) As Home registration ID, to enable auto location registration, set this field to 1, and to disable that, set that to 0. multiple SID save indicator If several elements that hold different SID in SID_NID_LIST are saved, set that to 1, and in other case, set that to 0. A maximum of 4EA can be saved. multiple NID save indicator If several elements that hold different NID in SID_NID_LIST are saved, set that to 1, and in other case, set that to 0. maximum slot cycle index BS sets the length of allowed maximum slot cycle to SLOT_CYCLE_INDEX. The length of the slot cycle(T) = 2i where i is the slot cycle index. Slot mode operation : method to monitor only 1slot or 2slot assigned to corresponding MS for one slot_cycle boolean for_nid_reg boolean for_sid_reg 1 1 NID roamer location registration indicator SID roamer location registration indicator boolean power_up_reg 1 boolean power_down_reg 1 SMD-011-PMA210 Upon personal station registration, if it is registered right before power ON, set that to 1, and if not, set that to 0. Upon personal station registration, if it is registered right before power OFF, set that to 1, and if not, set that to 0. Page:846(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual boolean parameter_reg 1 Parameter-change registration indicator byte reg_prd 64 word16 reg_dist 0 This is used for the calculation of MAX value counted to execute Timer based registration, and Timer based registration is executed when counter reaches REG_COUNT_MAX, and REG_COUNT_MAX is calculated as follows:
REG_COUNT_MAX = [ 2reg_prd/4 ]
registration distance 0 : Personal Stations are not to perform distance based registration. Other than 0: Personal Stations are to perform distance based registration. ref : means 7.8m per unit. byte srch_win_a byte srch_win_n 7 9 search window size for the active set search window size for the nghbr set byte srch_win_r 10 search window size for the Remaining set byte nghbr_max_age 1 Maximum age for retention of Neighbor set member power control reporting threshold As power control report threshold, set thi byte pwr_rep_thresh 4 snumber before MS measures TOT_FRAMES and BAD_FRAMES and reports corresponding message to BTS to transmit this value to BTS. power control reporting frame count. byte pwr_rep_frames 7(frames) Num fwd tc frames for Total count boolean pwr_thresh_enab le 0 pwr_rep_frames = 2**(pwr_rep_frames/2) *5 Threshold report mode indicator if (1) then pwr_rep_thresh = 00000 If MS frame error rate reaches to threshold, it reports statistics. if (0) then it prevents that from its transmitting to MS. Periodic report mode indicator Boolean pwr_period_enab le 0 if (0) then it prevents that from its sending periodic power measuremtn msg to to MS. if (1) then MS reports frame error rate at SMD-011-PMA210 Page:847(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte pwr_rep_delay 5 requests) certain intervals. power report mode delay(min time between power boolean rescan 0 byte t_add 26 time from MS report to reattempt. After receiving this system parameter, for reinitialization or system reobtaining, set this fiel to 1, and if not, set that to 0. As pilot detection threshold, this is used to determine whether to transmit Pilot Strength Measurement Messag. BTS sets this field as pilot detection threshold. As pilot release threshold, this is used to byte t_drop 30 run Handoff release timer. BS sets this field as pilot release threshold. As a comparative threshold, MS, if candidate group pilot strength is lager than pilot byte t_comp 5 strength of active group by more than this field, transmits Pilot Strength Measurement Message. As release timer value, if pilot strength falls below T_DROP, this is timer value until byte t_tdrop 2 certain activation. This is managed by MS and managed regarding each pilot of active group and candidate group. byte ext_sys_paramet er 1 Is there another sys_parameter?
byte ext_nghbr_list DCN: 0 PCS:1 byte GEN_NGHBR_LIST 1 BS sets this filed to 1 to indicate transmission of Extended Neighbor List Message. Field to check if BS uses General NGHBR_LIST Msg through Paging Channel Message Global Service Redirection Message indicator BS, to transmit Global Redirection Message, byte global_redirect 0 sets this field to 1, and if not, set that to 0. At areas where both Amps and CDMA are used, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:848(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte PRI_NGHBR_LIST byte USER_ZONE_ID byte EXT_GLOBAL_REDI RECT byte EXT_CHAN_LIST 1 only one side should be used
( 0 : not changed 1 : change subject to message ) Field for BS to check the status of Private NGHBR_LIST Msg through Paging Channel Message Field to check the status of User_zone_id Msg through Paging Channel Message Field to check the status of Ext_global_redirection Msg through Paging Channel Message Field to check the status of Ext_channel_list Msg through Paging Channel Message byte reserved_byte[3 2]
0 7.5.8.5. St_ext_sys_param_msg_data_type.dg Table 7.5-76 St_ext_sys_param_msg_data_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte bts_id full BTS Identification byte sector_id full Sector Identification byte cdmach_id full CDMA Channel Identification byte pref_msid_type 3 Preferred Access Channel Personal Station Identifier Type 010 : IMSI 011 : IMSI and ESN 110 : TMSI(valid TMSI is assigned) IMSI(TMSI not assigned) 111 : TMSI(valid TMSI is assigned) IMSI and ESN(TMSI not assigned) Other value is reserved. Mobile Country Code imsi : International Mobile Station Identity imsi_11_12 is 11th, 12nd digits of imsi. word16 mcc byte imsi_11_12 349 99 byte tmsi_zone_len 4 TMSI(Temporary Mobile Station Identity) As temporary personal station identifier, it SMD-011-PMA210 Page:849(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual Byte tmsi_zone[8]
byte bcast_index 0 6 consists of tmsi_zone and tmsi_code. BS sets this field as the number of octet included in tmsi_zone. Length : 8*tmsi_zone_len To enable periodic broadcast paging, BS sets this field to 1~7, and if not, set that to 0. byte IMSI_T_SUPPORT ED byte P_REV 6
(8bit) Protocol revision level BS sets this filed to 00000110. 0 : 95 1 : JSTD-008 (PCS) 2 : 95A 3 : TSB74 4,5: 95B(based on completion ratio) DCN, PCS byte MIN_P_REV 1 Minimum protocol revision level.
(8bit) Sets protocol revision level that BS can offer to the minimum. Band Class0 : 2 , Band Class1 : 1 byte SOFT_SLOPE Included in the formaula used upon Add/Drop of
(6bit) pilot to Active Set. BS sets this filed as unsigned. byte ADD_INTERCEPT The intercept in the inequality criterion for
(6) adding a pilot to the Active Set BS sets this filed as complement of 3 in dB unit. byte DROP_INTERCEPT The intercept in the inequality criterion for
(6) dropping a pilot to the Active Set BS sets this filed as complement of 3 in dB unit. byte MAX_NUM_ALT_SO Maximum number of alternative service options.
(3) BS makes MS set the number that includes Origination Message or Page Response Message to this field. byte RESELECT_INCLU System reselection parameters included. DED If BS includes system reselection parameters, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:850(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(1) set this field to 1, and if not, set this field to 0. byte EC_THRESH
(0 or 5) Pilot power threshold. If RESELECT_INCLUDED is set to 1, BS includes this field and sets that as follows:
(pilot_power_threshold + 115) pilot_power_threshold measns pilot power(Ec), and MS performs system reselection if the output of corresponding pilot is below this filed. byte EC_IO_THRESH
(0 or 5) Pilot Ec/Ic threshold. If RESELECT_INCLUDED is set to 1, BS includes byte PILOT_REPORT
(1) this filed and sets that as follows:
-20 * log10(pilot threshold) pilot threshold means pilot Ec/Io. MS, if Ec/Io is below this field, executes system reselection. Pilot reporting indicator. If this field is set to 1, MS reports corresponding pilot information. If it is set to 0, it only reports that to Originationmessage and Page Responsemesage. byte NGHBR_SET_ENTR Neighbor Set access entry handoff information Y_IN FO (1) byte ACC_ENT_HO_ORD ER
(0 or 1) included indicator. If BS includes Neighbor Set access entry handoff information, set this field to 1, and if not, set that to 0. Access entry handoff permitted indicator. If NGHBR_SET_ENTRY_INFO field is 0, omit this field, and if 1, it allows MS access entry handoff while MS, In idle state, executes Mobile Station Order and Message Processing Operation. byte NGHBR_SET_ACCE Neighbor Set access handoff included indicator. SS_INFO (1) If BS includes Neighbor Set access handoff or access probe handoffinfo, set this field to 1, SMD-011-PMA210 Page:851(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte ACCESS_HO
(0 or 1) byte ACCESS_HO_MSG_ RSP
(0 or 1) byte ACC_PROBE_HO
(0 or 1) byte ACC_HO_LIST_UP D
(0 or 1) and if not, set this field to 0. Access handoff permitted indicator. If NGHBR_SET_ACCESS_INFO is 0, omit this field, and if 1, it allows MS access handoff. It sets this filed to 1, and if not, it sets that to 0. Access handoff permitted for message response indicator. If ACCESS_HO is 0, omit this field, and if 1, it sets this field to 1 and if not it sets this field to 0. Access probe handoff permitted indicator. If NGHBR_SET_ACCESS_INFO is 0, omit this field, and if 1 and it allows MS access probe handoff, it sets this field to 1, and if not, set that to 0. Access handoff list update permitted indicator. If ACCESS_PROBE_HO is 0, omit this field, and if 1, and it allows update of access handoff list, it sets this field to 1, and if not, it sets that to 0. byte ACC_PROBE_HO_O Access probe handoff permitted for messages THER_MSG (0 or other than the Origination Message and the Page 1) Response Message. If ACCESS_PROBE_HO is 0, it omits this field, and if 1, and it allows access probe handoff, it sets this field to 1, and if it allows that only to Origination Message and Page Response Message, set this field to 0. byte MAX_NUM_PROBE_ Maximum number of times that the mobile station HO
(0 or 3) is permitted to perform an access probe handoff. If ACCESS_PROBE_HO is 0, omit this field, and if 1, set the maximum number so that MS executes access probe handoff. byte BROADCAST_GPS_ Broadcast GPS Assist Indicator. ASST
(1) If BS supports Broadcast GPS Assist, set this field to 1, or not, set that to 0. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:852(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte QPCH_SUPPORTED 1 Quick Paging Channel Supported Indication.
(1) byte NUM_QPCH 1
(0 or 2) If BS supports Quick Paging Channel operation, set this field to 1, or not, set that to 0. Number of Quick Paging Channels. If QPCH_SUPPORTED is 0, omit this field, and if 1, BS sets this field as many as the number of Quick Paging Channel over CDMA Channel. BS will not set this field to 0. byte qpch_rate 0 data rate over radio section Range : 0~1(0:9600bps, 1:4800bsp) Same as data_rate of qpch_data byte QPCH_POWER_LEV Quick Paging Channel paging indicator EL_PAGE
(0 or 3) transmit power level. If QPCH_SUPPORTED is 0, it omits this field, and if 1, BS sets this field in accordance with Table 3.7.2.3..2.13-3. byte QPCH_CCI_SUPPO Quick Paging Channel configuration change RTED
(0 or 1) indicator supported If QPCH_SUPPORTED is 0, omit this field, and if 1, and BS supports configuration change indicators, it sets this field to 1, or not it sets this field to 0. byte QPCH_POWER_LEV Quick Paging Channel configuration Change EL_CONFIG
(0 or 3) indicator trasmit power level. If QPCH_CCI_SUPPORTED is 0, it omits this field, and if 1, it sets this field in accordance with Table 3.7.2.3.2.13-3. byte SDB_SUPPORTED Short Data Burst supported indicator.
(1) If MS can send Short Data Burst, BS sets this field to 1, or not sets that to 0. byte MAC_CF_SUPPORT MAC (Medium Access Control) control function ED
(1) supported indicator. If BS supports MAC control functions, BS sets this field to 1, or not, it sets that to 0. byte RLGAIN_TRAFFIC Gain adjustment of the Reverse Traffic Channel _PILOT relative to the Reverse Pilot Channel for Radio SMD-011-PMA210 Page:853(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual
(6) Configurations greater than 2. BS sets this field with reverse traffic channel power value. byte reserved_byte[
0 33]
7.5.8.6. St_nghbr_list_msg_data_type.dg Table 7.5-77 St_nghbr_list_msg_data_type Type Name Default Remarks byte bts_id full BTS Identification byte sector_id full Sector Identification byte nghbrs_in_msg nghbr_list number held by one sector byte nghbr_srch_mode Parameter included in GNLM byte use_timing If Nghbr Base station transmits pilot in DTX byte global_timing_inc mode, it indicates the use of timming information. When use_timing is set to 1, this indicates l whether all neighbors use the same timing information. byte global_tx_duratio As Pilot Transmission duration of Neighbor Base n Station, it is valid only if all neighbors use the same value. byte global_tx_period Valid only if all neighbors use the same value with DTX cycle of Pilot Transmission of Neighbor Base Station. byte srch_offset_incl byte nghbr_config[ ]
When the value of this field is as follows:
000 : upon handoff The personal station shall begin monitering the Paging Channel of the new base station, using the same Code Channel. 001 : The personal station shall begin monitergin the primary paging channel of the new base station. 010 : The nghbr base station has a different number of frequencies having Paging Channels as SMD-011-PMA210 Page:854(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 nghbr_pn[ ]
word16 nghbr_sid[ ]
word16 nghbr_nid[ ]
the current station. pilot_pn_offset pf sector system identification value of BS to which a sector belongs Network identification value of BS to which corresponding sector belongs word16 nghbr_base_id[ ]
base_id value of neighbor BS byte nghbr_msc_id[]
byte nghbr_bsc_id[]
msc_id value bsc_id value byte nghbr_bts_id[ ]
bts_id value Byte nghbr_sect_id[ ]
Sector id value byte nghbr_msc_type[] 0 0 : local MSC 1 : remote MSC Necessary to determine Soft, Hard H/O upon H/O. For local MSC, Soft H/O is possible, and for remote MSC, Hard H/O is attempted. byte nghbr_bsc_type[] 0 0 : local BSC 1 : remote BSC Necessary to determine Soft, Hard H/O upon H/O. For local MSC, Soft H/O is possible, and for remote MSC, Hard H/O is attempted. byte nghbr_beacon_pn[] 0 indicator byte search_priority[]
the search priority for the Pilot Channel corresponding to NGHBR_PN. Value Search Priority Value Search Priority 00 Low 01 Medium 02 High 11 Very high byte freq_incl[]
Frequence included indicator. That is, if this field is 1, upon handiff, it uses channels on nghbr_band and nghbr_freq and if 0 , it uses byte nghbr_band[]
current channel as is. If freq_incl field is set to 1 band class of candidate frequency 800Mhz: 0 1800Mhz : 4 = domestic 1900Mhz: 1 = overseas SMD-011-PMA210 Page:855(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 nghbr_freq[]
If freq_incl field is set to 1 this field to the CDMA channel Number freq_incl field is set to 0 disregarded byte timing_incl[]
B : MS moves at 2FA -> 5FA B is the value on 3,4,5FA. It is held by 5FA BS. If each Nghbr Sector transmits pilot in DTX mode, it indicates timing information. byte nghbr_tx_offset[]
Transmission start offset value of each nghbr sector byte nghbr_tx_duration Pilot Transmission time value of each Nghbr
Sector byte nghbr_tx_period[]
Pilot DTX cycle value of each Nghbr Sector. byte srch_set[]
byte add_pilot_rec_inc To indicate the status of each Nghbr Pilot. Indicates the status of additinal record l []
regarding each Nghbr Pilot. byte nghbr_pilot_rec_t Additional Record Type(Information Type) ype []
Identification of each Nghbr Pilot byte td_pilot_otd_pwr[
OTD Transmit Power Level of each Nghbr Pilot
byte srch_offset_nghbr Search Window offset value regarding each
Neighbor Pilot byte access_entry_ho[
Should be repeated as many as NGHBR_SET_SIZE.
Access entry handoff permitted when entering the System Access State. If before MS receives message through Paging Channel in idle state, and for response, it transits to System Access State, BS sets this field to 1 or not it sets that to 0 if access entry handoff is allowed. The order of ACCESS_ENTRY_HO is the same as that of Neighbor List Message, Extended Neighbor List Message or General Neighbor List Message. byte access_ho_allowe Should be repeated as many as NGHBR_SET_SIZE. d[]
Access handoff and access probe handoff SMD-011-PMA210 Page:856(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual permitted for the corresponding pilot while in the System Access State. If MS is in System Access State, BS sets this field to 1 or not it sets that to 0 if MS access handoff or access probe handoff is allowed. The order of ACCESS_HO_ALLOWED is the same as that of Neighbor List Message, Extended Neighbor List Message or General Neighbor List Message. byte reserved_byte[34] 0 7.5.8.7. St_Qos_param_data Table 7.5-78 St_Qos_param_data Type N a m e default Remarks byte bts_id full byte max_sch_rate byte reserved_byte[106]
72 + 34 7.5.9. BSP Layer 7.5.9.1. St_pwr_mgt_param_type.dg Table 7.5-79 St_pwr_mgt_param_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte sector_id full Sector Identification (0 ~ 2) byte cdmach_id full CDMA Channel Identification(0 ~ 7) byte T_rx_filter byte G_rx_filter 0 0 Received total power filter update rate. Ms units, 1/2 step, 20/2 ~ 255 range Received total power filter delay contant. 1/256 step. 0/256 ~ 255/256 range byte G_tx_filter 0 Transmit power filter delay constant 1/256 step. 0/256 ~ 255/256 range SMD-011-PMA210 Page:857(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte Gh_tx_filter int16 R_tx_pilot 0 0 Pilot Channel gain Minimum trasmit pilot power to transmit total power ratio for sector j. 1/16 step, -255/16 ~ 0/16 byte flnk_call_blk_thresh 0 call blocking threshold. Nuit : %
byte flnk_handoff_blk_thresh 0 Handoff blocking threshold. Unit : %
byte flnk_gain_scaling_thresh 0 traffic gain scaling threshold byte rlnk_call_blk_thresh 0 call blocking threshold byte rlnk_handoff_blk_thresh 0 handoff blocking threshold byte A_tx_max byte delta_A_tx byte K_level byte K_slope byte K_delta byte delta_T byte P_tx_max byte initial_calib byte periodic_calb byte breathing_flag byte pwr_est_flag byte overpwr_limit byte flnk_cap_limit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 Maximum transmit gain Maximum transmit gain rate of chagne 1/16 step. 1/16 ~ 255/16 range Breathing equation level Breathing equation level 1/128 step, 1/128 ~ 128/128 range Breathing equation level 1/16 step, 0/16 ~ 255/16 range General update rate, ms unit Maximum transmit total power. DBmW unit 0: Overhead_ch Calibration Enabled 1: Blossoming Enabled 0: Overhead_ch Calibration Enabled 1: TPTL Calibration Enabled 0: Breathing Disable 1: Breathing Enable 0: Forward/Reverse Link Power estimation Enabled 1: Forward/Reverse Link Power estimation Disabled 0: HPA Over Power Limitation Disabled 1: HPA Over Power Limitation Enabled 0:
Forward Link Excess Capacity Limitation Disabled 1:
Forward Link Excess Capacity Limitation SMD-011-PMA210 Page:858(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte rlnk_cap_limit 0 0:
Reverse Link Excess Capacity Enabled Limitation Enabled 1:
Reverse Link Excess Capacity Limitation Disabled byte reserved_byte[33]
0 7.5.9.2. St_txms_param_data.dg Table 7.5-80 St_txms_param_data Type N a m e default Remarks byte sector_id byte cdmach_id full full Sector Identification CDMA Channel Identification word16 ovhdch_erp 170(1.7W) Overhead Channel Effectiver Radiation Power word16 delta_erp No-use ERP calibration value word16 delta_sign No-use Calibration value symbol (0: PLUS, 1:MINUS) and 170 means 1.7W(32dBm). byte reserved_byte[32] 0 7.5.9.3. St_tic_data_type.dg Table 7.5-81 St_tic_data_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte sector_id byte cdmach_id full full Sector Identification CDMA Channel Identification byte primary_function 1 word16 tx_gain 0x900(2304) Overall sector transmit gain setting byte rx_a_atten No-use 255 Noise attenuator setting for the receiver A paths in 0.5 dB steps(0~63.5dB) byte rx_b_atten No-use 255 Noise attenuator setting for the receiver B paths in 0.5dB steps(0~63.5dB) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:859(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte tx_atten No-use 255 Noise attenuator setting for the transmit boolean breathing No-use 0 paths in 0.5 dB steps(0~63.5dB) Whether cell power breathing enabled. byte expected_db No-use 16 Cell breathing threshold in db. word16 power_upper_bound No-use 20 TICrecerse power threshold upper bound word16 power_lower_bound No-use 15 TICrecerse power threshold upper bound byte reserved_byte[33] 0 7.5.9.4. St_acc_param_data_type.dg Table 7.5-82 St_acc_param_data_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte sector_id full Sector Identification(0 ~ 2) byte cdmach_id full CDMA Channel Identification(0 ~ 7) byte pc_id full Paging Channel Identification(0 ~ 7) byte nom_pwr byte init_pwr 0 0 Power control value for Open loop Power Control Initial power offset for access Power control value for Open Loop Power Control for MS Access Channelinitial transmission byte pwr_step 3 Power increment Power amount value increased by MS between continuous probes at Access Probe Sequence byte num_step 6 Number of access probe As the number of Access Probe, this is the value that is smaller by 1 than maximum access probe number transmitted from one Access Probe Sequence. byte max_cap_sz 3 Max Access Channel message capsule size As value that indicates maximum access channel message capsule size, BS sets this field to value that is smaller by 3 than access channel frame number. byte pam_sz 3 Access Channel preamble length As the length of access channel preamble, BS sets value that is smaller by 1 than access SMD-011-PMA210 Page:860(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte psist_0_9 0 As value on access overload grade(0~9), if channel frame number transmitted from access channel preamble. access pverload grade allows 0~9 MS to transmit request to access channel, BS sets that as continuous value to use this field and if not, it sets that to 111111. byte psist_10 0 If test MS with access overlaod grade of 10 is allowed to transmit requests to access channel, BTS sets that as continuous value to use this field, and if not, it sets that to 111. byte psist_11 0 If emergency MS with access overlaod grade of 11 is allowed to transmit requests to access channel, BTS sets that as continuous value to use this field, and if not, it sets that to 111. byte psist_12 0 If MS with access overlaod grade of 12 is allowed to transmit requests to access channel, BTS sets that as continuous value to use this field, and if not, it sets that to 111. byte psist_13 0 If MS with access overlaod grade of 13 is allowed to transmit requests to access channel, BTS sets that as continuous value to use this field, and if not, it sets that to 111. byte psist_14 0 If MS with access overlaod grade of 14 is allowed to transmit requests to access channel, BTS sets that as continuous value to use this field, and if not, it sets that to 111. byte psist_15 0 If MS with access overlaod grade of 15 is allowed to transmit requests to access channel, BTS sets that as continuous value to use this field, and if not, it sets that to 111. byte msg_psist 0 As continuous transformer used to attempt accesschannel for message transfer, MS multiples
[2-MSG_PSIST]
to transmission probability. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:861(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte reg_psist 0 MS multiplies [2-MSG_PSIST] to transmission probability. byte probe_pn_ran 0 As a field related to time random for access byte acc_tmo byte probe_bkoff byte bkoff byte max_req_seq byte max_rsp_seq byte auth word32 rand 6 0 1 2 2 0 0 channel probe, BS sets value of 0~9 so that the range of time random value is 2PROBE_PN_RAN-1 chip. Answer time excessive value. Backoffrange of accesws channel probe As access channel probe sequence backoff range, BS sets this field with the value that is lower by 1 than the number of slots that are delayed owing to backoff. BS should set that with value greater than 0. BS should set that with value greater than 0. If MS includes standard authentication data inaccess channel nmessage, BTS sets this field to 01, and if not it sets that to 00. If auth field value is 01, BTS sets this field to random attempt value to be used upon authentication and if different value, it is omitted. byte nom_pwr_ext 0(DCN) 1(PCS) extended nominal transmit power open loop power stimate: -24dB ~ -9dB if this field is 1, -
8dB ~ 7dB if this field is 0 byte reserved_byte[35] 0 7.5.9.5. St_pc_global_redirect_msg_type.dg Table 7.5-83 St_pc_global_redirect_msg_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte sector_id full Sector Identification word16 redirect_accolc 65535 redirect ACCess OverLoad Class indicator byte return_if_fail 1 1: If personal system fails to redirect to other system, it allows entry to original SMD-011-PMA210 Page:862(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte delete_tmsi byte EXCL_P_REV_MS 0 system. 0 : No return Delete TMSI Indicator Indicator to apply Global Service redirection Message(GSRM) to MOB_P_REV 6 or above. byte REDIRECT_P_REV_INCL Indicator to divide the application scope of EGSRM according to MOB_P_REV value. byte EXCL_P_REV_INCL Indicator to exclude the application of GSRM regarding MS that has corresponding MOB_P_REV. byte REDIRECT_P_MIN byte REDIRECT_P_MAX 6 6 MOB_P_REV Minimum value of MS that will apply and exclude GSRM MOB_P_REV Maximum value of MS that will byte record_type 2 00000001: Redirection to an analogue apply and exclude GSRM system as defined in IS95 00000010: Redirection to an CDMA system as defined in IS95 byte record_len 3 The base station shall set this field to the number of octets in the type-specific fields of this redirection record. Word16 expected_a_sid 0 If Base station has personal station redirected to specific system, insert sid#
of specific system. 0 : no use of specific system byte ignore_cdma 1 1: when personal station is redirected to analog system, CDMA Capability Msg is disregarded. 0: if personal station receives CDMA Capability Msg, it may not receive service from redirected system. Byte sys_ordering 3 Determines where to redirect (see STD-008 p byte band_class 0(DCN) If record_type is 00000010 for 1(1900Mg redirection, Band class of redirected 3-175) SMD-011-PMA210 Page:863(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual z) system should be filled. 4(1800Mh 800Mhz: 0 z) 1800Mhz : 4 = domestic 1900Mhz: 1 = overseas Word16 expected_sid 0 If Base station has personal system redirected to other system, this sets this field to SID of redirected system. Word16 expected_nid 0 If Base station has personal system Byte num_chans word16 cdma_chan[10]
0 0 redirected to other system, this sets this field to NID of redirected system. The number of occurence of cdma_chan FIELD For each CDMA Channel on which the personal station is to attempt to acquire a CDMA system, the base station shall include one occurrence of this field specifying the associated CDMA Channel number. byte reserved_byte[34]
0 7.5.9.6. St_bts_cfg_type Table 7.5-84 St_bts_cfg_type Type N a m e default Remarks byte dummy_key full BYTE OVHD_MODE byte pa_type 0 2 0: Dynamic 1: Fix RF type 0: PA_NEQ 1: HPA 2: LPA(MPD) 3:LPA(MILCOM) byte ant_type 0 ~ 3 0 : Standard 1 : OTA 2 : DAI 3 : DAI_OAI BYTE TX_DIVERSITY 0 ~ 1 0: Not Tx Diversity 1: Tx Diversity byte rx_duplex 0 ~ 1 0: Simplex_antenna 1: Duplex_antenna byte rx_diversity 0 ~ 1 0: Non_Diversity 1: Diversity current 1 rx_diversity:0, St_chip_config_data diversity_scale_2000:0 byte lna_type 0 : Not_Equip 1 : Equip SMD-011-PMA210 Page:864(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual When MIC C, D are used for subway, this file is set to 0. byte ttrf_type[12]
0 0 : Not_Equip, 1 : Equip, 2 : Equip and Blocked. 4EA per sector among 12EA. byte fa_use 0: 1FA-6Sec 1; 2FA-3Sec byte risa_eqp 1 0: not equip, 1: equip byte reserved_byte[34] 0 Reserved Field 7.5.9.7. St_dru_chc_data_type Table 7.5-85 St_dru_chc_data_type Type N a m e byte proc_id byte EquipPage BYTE CHC_STATE[MAX_CHC]
default Remarks full 0~9 Processor Identification 0:Not Equip 1:Equip Not_equip/Block/Unblock BYTE CHIP_STATE[MAX_CHC][MAX_CHI 0 Chip status per channel card P]
Not_equip/Block/Unblock byte reserved_byte[33]
0 7.5.9.8. St_chip_config_data Table 7.5-86 St_chip_config_data Type N a m e byte DUMMY byte num_chip_per_chc word16 sector_gain[MAX_SECTORS]
default Remarks full 0 2 208 sector gain(Normal Path) Range : 0~4095 word16 tx_div_sector_gain[MAX_SECTORS] 0 sector gain(Tx Diversity Path) Range : 0~4095 word16 sector_timing_adv[MAX_SECTORS] 320 Timing advance
(Normal SMD-011-PMA210 Path) Max : 1264 Page:865(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual word16 tx_div_timing_adv[MAX_SECTORS] 0 Timing advance
(Tx Diversity Path) Max : 1264 byte sector_tx_io_format 0 (6 path or 0:tx_output_chipx1, 1:
word16 cell_radius below) tx_output_chipx1_fir 2 (3 path or 2: tx_output_chipx2_fir below) 511 in units of PN chip byte rev_input_format 1 (6 path or 0:chipx8_rate_input, 1:
below) chipx2_rate_input 0 (3 path or below) byte ant_enable[MAX_ANTENNAS]
byte ant_source[MAX_ANTENNAS]
byte rev_cell_mode byte max_rach_fraction word32 max_rach_separation byte max_reach_fraction word32 Max_reach_separation byte enable_srch_win_adj byte max_finger_per_chan95 byte max_finger_per_chan2000 10 80 10 80 1 6 8 byte usefully_rate_likely No-use 1 byte finger_thresh_adj_enable byte channel_finger_limit byte csm_mode byte diversity_scale_2000 No-use No-use 1 3 int min_search_energy_rach No-use 150 int min_search_energy_rc1 int min_search_energy_rc2 int min_search_energy_rc3 int min_search_energy_rc4 int min_search_energy_rc5 int min_search_energy_rc6 No-use 200 No-use 200 No-use 40 No-use 40 No-use No-use int override_search_energy_rach No-use MAX_ANTENNAS = 12
MAX=32 MAX=512 MAX=32 MAX=512 MAX=6 MAX=8
0:non_backward_compatible, 1: backward_compatible Range : 0~3 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:866(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual int override_search_energy_rc1 No-use int override_search_energy_rc2 No-use int override_search_energy_rc3 No-use int override_search_energy_rc4 No-use int override_search_energy_rc5 No-use int override_search_energy_rc6 No-use word16 turbo_dtx_threshold word16 conv_dtx_threshold byte bin_size byte integration_period No-use 240 No-use 392 No-use No-use word16 srch_win_len[MAX_SECTORS]
1(traffic) Range : 1~32 byte reserved_byte[32]
0 7.5.9.9. St_hpbch_data Table 7.5-87 St_hpbch_data Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID 0 ~ 2 BYTE PILOT_GAIN BYTE NUM_CDMA_CH WORD16 CDMA_FREQ[MAX_CDMACH]
BYTE BEACON_TX_OFFSET[MAX_CDM pilot channel gain number of cdma channel of hopping beacon CDMA Channel Number for Hopping Beacon. Pilot beacon transmit time offset . ACH]
Reading the value from Neighbor_list_msg_data.dg for setting. BYTE BEACON_TX_DURATION[MAX_C Pilot beacon transmit time duration . DMACH]
Reading the value from Neighbor_list_msg_data.dg and setting. BYTE BEACON_TX_PERIOD[MAX_CDM Pilot beacon transmit time . ACH]
Reading the value from Neighbor_list_msg_data.dg and setting. byte reserved_byte[32]
0 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:867(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.5.9.10. St_pich_data_type (Pilot Channel) Table 7.5-88 St_pich_data_type (Pilot Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID BYTE CDMACH_ID 0 ~ 2 0 ~ 7 BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT PILOT CHANNEL PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) PILOT CHANNEL SLOT NUMBER BYTE PILOT_GAIN 234 pilot channel gain. in unit of dB BYTE PILOT_TD_GAIN piot tx_diversity channel gain. byte reserved_byte[34] 0 7.5.9.11. St_synch_data_type (Sync Channel) Table 7.5-89 St_synch_data_type (Sync Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT SYNCH PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) SYNCH SLOT NUMBER BYTE SYNC_GAIN 159 sync channel gain. in unit of dB byte reserved_byte[35] 0 7.5.9.12. St_pch_data_type (Paging Channel) Table 7.5-90 St_pch_data_type (Paging Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks byte sector_id full 0 ~ 2 byte cdmach_id full 0 ~ 7 byte pc_id full 0 ~ 6 byte equipage byte num_ac Actual pc equip state Access channel number per Paging Channel Access Para AccChan SMD-011-PMA210 Page:868(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte proc_id byte slot Paging channel processor number (RCP) Paging channel slot number BYTE PC_GAIN 217 Paging channel tx gain. in unit of dB byte frame_duration 2 Packet frame size.
(5ms/20ms) Range : 0~4 (2:20ms) byte data_rate 0 data rate. byte encoding_rate No-use 1 Convolutional channel coding rate. Range : 0~1(0:9600bps, 1:4800bsp) byte reserved_byte[34] 0 7.5.9.13. St_qpch_data_type (Quick Paging Channel) Table 7.5-91 St_qpch_data_type (Quick Paging Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE QPCH_ID full 0 ~ 2 byte equipage BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT BYTE INDICATOR_GAIN BYTE CCI_GAIN QPCH PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) QPCH SLOT NUMBER Paging indicator part gain CCI(Configuration Change Indicator) Gain byte frame_duration 2 Packet frame size. byte data_rate 0
(5ms/20ms) data rate. byte encoding_rate No-use Convolutional channel coding rate. byte reserved_byt[34] 0 7.5.9.14. St_ach_data_type (Access Channel) Table 7.5-92 St_ach_data_type (Access Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks SMD-011-PMA210 Page:869(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE PC_ID BYTE AC_ID byte equpage BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT full 0 ~ 6 full 0 ~ 31 ACCESS CHANNEL PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) ACCESS CHANNEL SLOT NUMBER. byte pam_int_prd No-use 2 As integer between 2~4(Walsh symbols), 8-pam _int_prd(Walsh symbol), when detecting access probe preamble, is dector integration period. word16 pam_win_len No-use 1800 As searching window size when detecting access probe preamble, it is integer between 6~4048(1/8 chip/unit). word16 pam_pn_offset No-use 1920 As preamble searching start pn offset value of access probe, it is integer between 8 ~
(4092 - pam_win_ len)(1/8 PN chip/unit). byte mul_int_prd No-use 6 As integer between 2 ~ 6(Walsh symbols), 8-
mul_int_prd(Walsh symbol) is the integration period of detector when searching multipathingredients while modulating access probe data protion signal. byte mul_win_len No-use 128 As searching window size when searching nultipath ingredients while modulating access probe data protion signal, it is integer between 96~4048(1/8 PN chip/unit), which should be lower than pam_win_len. byte multipath_gain No-use 1 factor used to decide whether to move the finger during demod stage based on the result of multipath search word16 nolock_thresh No-use 156 As threshold, it is integer between 0~65535. word16 lock_thresh No-use 156 As threshold, it is integer between 0~65535. word16 combine_thresh No-use 156 Threshold used to enable combining of a WORD16 SRCH_START_OFFSET 0 Search Start Offset. in units of chipx8 Range : 0~4096(Chipx8 units) finger when it is in LOCK state. SMD-011-PMA210 Page:870(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual WORD16 SRCH_WIN_SIZE 4(access) Search Window Size. in units of 64PN chip. Range : 1~32(64 PN Chips units) byte reserved_byte[35] 0 7.5.9.15. St_apich_data_type (Auxiliary Pilot Channel) Table 7.5-93 St_apich_data_type (Auxiliary Pilot Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT APICH PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) APICH SLOT NUMBER byte reserved_byte[32] 0 7.5.9.16. St_bcch_data_type (Broadcast Channel) Table 7.5-94 St_bcch_data_type (Broadcast Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE BCCH_ID full 0 ~ 6 byte equipage BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT byte TX_GAIN byte SPREADING_RATE byte OTD byte SR1_BCN byte SR1_BRAT byte SR1_NON_OTD_INCL byte SR1_CDMA_FREQ_NON _OTD byte SR1_BCCH_RATE_NON _OTD SMD-011-PMA210 Broad CHANNEL PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) Broad CHANNEL SLOT NUMBER Page:871(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte SR1_OTD_INCL byte SR1_CDMA_FREQ_OTD byte SR1_BCCH_RATE_OTD byte SR3_CAP_IND byte SR3_CDMA_FREQ byte SR3_BCN byte SR3_BRAT byte frame_duration byte data_rate byte radio_configurati on
(encoding_rate) Packet frame size.
(5ms/20ms) data rate. Convolutional channel coding rate. Radio configuration byte reserved_byte[34] 0 7.5.9.17. St_cpch_data_type (Common Power Control Channel) Table 7.5-95 St_cpch_data_type (Common Power Control Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE CPCH_ID full 0 ~ 6 byte equipage BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT byte frame_duration byte data_rate byte radio_configurati on
(encoding_rate) CPCH PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) CPCH SLOT NUMBER Packet frame size.
(5ms/20ms) data rate. Convolutional channel coding rate. Radio configuration byte reserved_byte[32] 0 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:872(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.5.9.18. St_cach_data_type (Common Assignment Channel) Table 7.5-96 St_cach_data_type (Common Assignment Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE CACH_ID full 0 ~ 6 byte equipage BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT byte frame_duration byte data_rate byte radio_configuration CACH PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) CACH SLOT NUMBER Packet frame size.
(5ms/20ms) data rate. Convolutional channel coding rate.
(encoding_rate) Radio configuration byte reserved_byte[32]
0 7.5.9.19. St_fccch_data_type (Forward Common Control Channel) Table 7.5-97 St_fccch_data_type (Forward Common Control Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE FCCCH_ID full 0 ~ 6 byte equipage BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT byte frame_duration byte data_rate FCCCH PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) FCCCH SLOT NUMBER Packet frame size.
(5ms/20ms) Data rate. byte radio_configuration Convolutional channel coding rate. Radio
(encoding_rate) configuration byte reserved_byte[32] 0 SMD-011-PMA210 Page:873(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.5.9.20. St_each_data_type (Enhanced Access Channel) Table 7.5-98 St_each_data_type (Enhanced Access Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE FCCCH_ID or CACH_ID full 0 ~ 6 BYTE EACH_ID full 0 ~ 31 byte equipage BYTE DUPLEX_ID 0 ~ 1 Redundancy BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT EACH PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) EACH SLOT NUMBER BYTE reserved_byte[33] 0 7.5.9.21. St_rccch_data_type (Reverse Common Control Channel) Table 7.5-99 St_rccch_data_type (Reverse Common Control Channel) Type N a m e default Remarks BYTE SECTOR_ID full 0 ~ 2 BYTE CDMACH_ID full 0 ~ 7 BYTE FCCCH_ID or CACH_ID full 0 ~ 6 BYTE RCCH_ID full 0 ~ 31 byte equipage BYTE PROC_ID BYTE SLOT EACH PROCESSOR NUMBER (RCP) EACH SLOT NUMBER BYTE reserved_byte[34]
0 7.5.9.22. St_sector_cdmach_data_type Table 7.5-100 St_sector_cdmach_data_type type Name default Remarks byte sector_id full SMD-011-PMA210 Page:874(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte cdmach_id full byte ocns_enable byte num_of_ocns_ch byte ocns_test_data 0 0 5 0: Ocns Enabled 1: Ocns Disabled Ocns Call Number ( 0 ~ 20 ) Test Data Rate ( 0 ~ 5 )
( B, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, V) word16 ocns_so 0x801f Service Option byte block_state 0
[ Markov(8002, 801f), LB(2,9) ]
0: Unblock, 1: Block If current sector FA is block, MS regards no FA residing in channel list. byte reserved_byte[32] 0 7.5.9.23. St_HW_reset_type Table 7.5-101 St_HW_reset_type type Name default Remarks byte dummy_key byte shlf_pwr[20]
byte bspa[4][2]
byte lica[4]
byte aria[4]
byte bada byte risa byte bota byte dran byte rcpa[4][2]
byte mcpa[4][10]
byte buda[4][6]
byte paca[4]
byte pa[6][6]
byte bcra[2]
SMD-011-PMA210 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CSD : BSBB(0), RCBB0(1), RCBB1(2), RCBB2(3), RCBB3(4) COU : BCCB0(5), BCCB1(6), BCCB2(7), BCCB3(8) 9 ~ 19 : Reseved Page:875(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual byte bppa byte reserved_byte[23] 0 7.5.9.24. St_Chip_pwr_cntl_para_data( 0:FCH , 1:SCH, 2:SCCH, 3:DCCH ) Table 7.5-102 St_Chip_pwr_cntl_para_data Type N a m e default Remarks byte Dummy 0 byte Channel_pwr[MAX_CH_T 224 Forward Traffic Channel Tx Power YPE(4)]
0(-63.5dB) ~ 127(0dB). 0.5dB step byte Data_gain No-use Data Gain to be added to the Channel byte Pwr_cntl_gain No-use Power
-31.75dB ~ 31.75dB. 0.5dB step Power Control Sub-channel Gain to be added to the Channel. 31.75dB ~ 31.75dB, 0.5dB step. byte Min_gain[MAX_CH_TYPE 150 Forward Traffic Channel Power Minimum
(4)]
Value byte max_gain[MAX_CH_TYPE 224 Forward Traffic Channel Power Maximum
(4)]
Value byte step_up_size 4 Forward Traffic Channel Power Control step up size. 0(0dB) ~ 15(3.75dB), 0.25dB step byte step_dn_size 4 Forward Traffic Channel Power Control step down size. 0(0dB) ~ 15(3.75dB), 0.25dB step byte fpc_punc_mode byte rpc_punc_mode 0 0 FPC(Forward Power Control) Puncture Mode. Same as fpc_mode of St_pwr_cntl_para_type RPC(Reverse Power Control) Puncture Mode. byte pwr_cntl_set_point 219 RPC Set Point(Threshold) byte pwr_cntl_pattern 3 Power Control Up/Down pattern to be used 0(-63.75dB) ~ 255(0dB), 0.25dB step when no fingers are combining byte Reserved_byte[32]
SMD-011-PMA210 Page:876(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual 7.6. Abbreviations Table 7.6-1 Abbreviations in IS-2000 system Abbreviations Description ABID ACBB ALP AUBB AXBB BABB Alarm Buffer Inerface Daughter board AAL 2 Control Back Board ATM Low speed subs. Processor ATM low speed sUbscriber Back Board ATM Switch Back Board BTS ATM Network BackBoard BADA Base Station Analyze & Diagnostic Assembly BANU BCRA BMS BPPA BSC BSM BSS BSPU BTGU BTS BUDA CAN CBBB CCP CDMB CNP CRP DBPA BTS ATM Network Unit BTS Cell Router Board Assembly Base station Management System BTS Peripheral Processor Board Assembly Base Station Controller Base Station Manager CAN Network control Processor BTS Signaling Processor Unit BTS Timing Generation Unit Base Station Tranceiver Subsystem Base Station Sector conversion&Up/Down Converter Assembly Central ATM Network Control and Protocol Block BackBoard Call Control Processor Configuration & Data Management Block CAN Network control Processor Cell Router Control Processsor Digital BaseBand Processing Board Assembly DCBU Digital Channel Bank Unit DCIB FER Data Communication Interface Block Fault Error Rate SMD-011-PMA210 Page:877(877) Issue:1.0 STAREX-IS BSM Manual FERA FETD GPS-D GPS-R GUI HDLC LICA LPA MAC MMI NCP OCNS PACA PCP RCCA RCMD RNS SEBB SMP STMB TRMB UCPA VCBB VMP Fast Ethernet Routing Board Assembly Fast Ethernet Termination Board Assembly global Positioning System - Distribution Global Positioning System - Receiver Graphic User Interface High-level Data Link Control Line Interface Controller Board Assembly Linear Power Amplifier Medium Access Control Man Machine Interface Network Control Processor Orthogonal Channel Noise Simulator Power Adjustment Control Assembly Protocol Control Processor Radio channel Processing Board Assembly Remote Control Module Daughter Board Radio Network Subsystem Selecter bank Back Board Selector bank Master Processor Status Management Block TRouble Mamagement Block Universal Contrl Processor Board Assembly VoCoder bank Back Board Vocoder bank Master Processor SMD-011-PMA210 Page:878(877) Issue:1.0
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2001-11-05
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LG Electronics USA
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0023476120
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1000 Sylvan Avenue
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Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey 07632
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United States
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c******@metlabs.com
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B1: Commercial mobile radio services equipment in the following 47 CFR Parts 20, 22 (cellular), 24,25 (below 3 GHz) & 27
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BEJ
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3G1XOUTBTS
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K**** H********
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Director, Standards & Compliance
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201-4********
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201-8********
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k******@lge.com
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MET Laboratories, Inc.
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L******** X******
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| 1 | Physical Address |
914 West Patapsco Ave.
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| 1 |
Baltimore, Maryland 21230
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| 1 |
United States
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| 1 | Telephone Number |
410-3******** Extension:
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| 1 | Fax Number |
410-3********
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| 1 |
c******@metlabs.com
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| app s | Non Technical Contact | |||||
| 1 | Firm Name |
MET Laboratories, Inc.
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| 1 | Name |
M**** B****
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| 1 | Physical Address |
914 West Patapsco Ave.
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| 1 |
Baltimore, Maryland 21230
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| 1 |
United States
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| 1 | Telephone Number |
410-3******** Extension:
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| 1 | Fax Number |
410-3********
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| 1 |
m******@metlabs.com
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| app s | Confidentiality (long or short term) | |||||
| 1 | Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | Yes | ||||
| 1 | Long-Term Confidentiality Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | No | ||||
| if no date is supplied, the release date will be set to 45 calendar days past the date of grant. | ||||||
| app s | Cognitive Radio & Software Defined Radio, Class, etc | |||||
| 1 | Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization? | No | ||||
| 1 | Equipment Class | PCB - PCS Licensed Transmitter | ||||
| 1 | Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant) | STAREX-IS 1900 Outdoor BTS | ||||
| 1 | Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application? | No | ||||
| 1 | Modular Equipment Type | Does not apply | ||||
| 1 | Purpose / Application is for | Original Equipment | ||||
| 1 | Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization? | No | ||||
| 1 | Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization? | No | ||||
| 1 | Grant Comments | The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be fixed-mounted on outdoor permanent structures. RF exposure compliance is addressed at the time of licensing, as required by the responsible FCC Bureau(s), including antenna co-location requirements of 1.1307(b)(3). | ||||
| 1 | Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application? | No | ||||
| 1 | If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded? | No | ||||
| app s | Test Firm Name and Contact Information | |||||
| 1 | Firm Name |
MET Laboratories, Inc.
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| 1 | Name |
J**** M********
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| 1 | Telephone Number |
410-3********
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| 1 | Fax Number |
410-3********
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| 1 |
j******@metlabs.com
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| Equipment Specifications | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1 | 1 | 24E | BC | 1931.25000000 | 1988.75000000 | 16.0000000 | 20.0000000000 Hz | 1M30F9W | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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