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MBTS GSM V100R009 Commissioning

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Newly deployed base station
Deploy one or more NEs that can be managed and maintained by the U2000.
The U2000 can manage and maintain the following NEs: GBTS: NE providing GSM
services, BTS3900: co-MPT base station
In a single-mode base station or a co-MPT base station, there is only one NE and
therefore you are required to perform only one commissioning task. In a separate-
MPT multimode base station, there may be two or more NEs and therefore you
must perform the commissioning task for each NE.
Mode newly added to a separate-MPT multimode base station
Add NEs of one or more modes to a deployed separate-MPT multimode base
station.
Mode newly added to a co-MPT base station
Add services of another mode to a deployed co-MPT base station.
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U2000-based commissioning
After a base station is powered on, the remote engineers use the automatic
deployment function of the U2000 to commission the base station.
USB+U2000-based commissioning
After a base station is powered on, the local engineers use a USB flash drive to
upgrade the software and update the configurations, and the base station sets up
the OM channel with the U2000 based on the updated configuration data.
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Commissioning the base stations on the U2000
You can perform the remote commissioning on multiple base stations on the U2000 in
the central equipment room. The commissioning procedures, such as software and
configuration upgrade, alarm monitoring, and service verification, can be performed on
the U2000.
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Commissioning the base stations by using USB and U2000
field engineers upgrade the base station software and load the data configuration file
using a USB flash drive. After the transport network is working correctly, remote engineers
(who work in the OMC) perform other commissioning tasks on the U2000 and work with
local engineers to perform necessary checks and verification tasks.
When the transmission link is unavailable, Local engineers upgrade the software and load
the data configuration file using a USB flash drive.
Engineers can use a USB flash drive to upgrade only the software of a newly deployed
base station.
NOTE:
In USB+U2000-based commissioning mode, if the data configuration file is stored
on the USB flash drive, the base station and the U2000 are automatically bound;
otherwise, they have to be bound manually.
When you select a commissioning mode, be sure to consider the base station
configuration, transport network status, and downtime requirement.
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When field engineers select a commissioning mode with customers, be sure to consider
the base station configuration, transport network status, downtime requirement, and the
commissioning mode selection policies, communicate differences among the three modes
and advantages, and disadvantages of each mode with the customers.
NOTE:A USB flash drive must contain software, data configuration files, and
commissioning licenses for a base station.
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This section describes how to commission the GBTS remotely on the U2000. The
operations consist of the upgrade of software and configuration data, the check of the
BTS status, and alarm handling to ensure that the BTS runs properly.
ESN: equipment serial number
DID: Deployment ID

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This section describes how to commission the GBTS remotely on the U2000. The
operations consist of the upgrade of software and configuration data, the check of the
BTS status, and alarm handling to ensure that the BTS runs properly.

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The File Transfer Task tab page at the bottom of the Auto Deployment dialog box
displays detailed operation information, including Operation, Status, Object, Progress,
Start Time, End Time, and Information. When Progress is 100%, the upload is
complete.
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Select a tab page based on the type of package to be uploaded.

Click Transfer, and choose From OSS Client to OSS Server from the shortcut menu. The NE File
Transfer dialog box is displayed. Then select the single task or multi-task mode.
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Option Description
Prepare File & Data > Software & Cold
Patch
Select this tab page if the software package to be
uploaded is a version software or cold patch package.
Prepare File & Data > Hot Patch Select this tab page if the software package to be
uploaded is a hot patch package.
Option Description
Single Task Mode 1. Click in the bottom left corner.
2. Select the NE type and file type from the NE Type and File Type drop-
down lists, respectively.
3. Click in the Source Path area. The Select Folder dialog box is
displayed. Select the folder that contains the software package to be
uploaded, and click OK. The NE File Transfer dialog box is displayed.
Multi Task Mode 1. Click in the bottom left corner.
2. Select the NE type and file type from the NE Type and File Type drop-
down lists, respectively.
3. Click in the Source Path area. The Select Folder dialog box is
displayed. Select the folder that contains the software package to be
uploaded, and click OK. The NE File Transfer dialog box is displayed.
4. Repeat the preceding two steps to select one or more folders for another
NE type. The selected folders are displayed in the Source Path area.
5. Select one or more folders in the Source Path area, and click Add. The files
to be uploaded are displayed in the lower part of the Source Path area.
NOTE:
If the parameter is configured on the GUI, fill in the site deployment parameter
only when exporting the data. If the parameter is configured by summary, fill in
the parameter by summary, and you do not need to change the value of the
parameter when exporting the data.

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Export the deployment lists and configuration files of base stations.
1. On the menu bar of the planned data area, choose Advanced > Export Auto
Deployment Data (CME client mode) or CME > Export Auto Deployment Data
(U2000 client mode). A dialog box is displayed for you to export auto-deployment
data.
2. Select the base stations whose auto-deployment data you want to export, and
click Next.
3. Select a save path for the exported file and a method for verifying data, and
click Next.
4. View data in a base station deployment list, and click Next. The CME starts to
verify data correctness and exports the data.
5. When the export is successful, set options as required:
Select Do not switch to the Auto Deployment window to close the wizard.
Select Switch to the Auto Deployment window. The CME automatically
switches to the auto-deployment window and creates a commissioning task.
Select Switch to the Auto Deployment window and start Auto Deployment
task. The CME automatically switches to the auto-deployment window and starts
a commissioning task.
6. Click Finish. The exported deployment lists and configuration files are used for
commissioning base stations.

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Option Description
If engineers select Do not switch to the Auto
Deployment window after exporting data
configuration files and deployment lists from the
CME.
Perform a through c to upload data configuration
files and deployment lists to the U2000 server.
If engineers select Switch to the Auto Deployment
window after exporting data configuration files and
deployment lists from the CME.
The CME automatically switches to the Auto
Deployment window and creates an NE
commissioning task. In this situation, no further
operations are required.
If engineers select Switch to the Auto Deployment
window and start Auto Deployment task after
exporting data configuration files and deployment
lists from the CME.
The CME automatically switches to the Auto
Deployment window and starts an NE
commissioning task. In this situation, no further
operations are required.
a. On the U2000 client, choose SON > Self Planning > Auto Deployment (application style) or
SON > Auto Deployment (traditional style). The Auto Deployment window is displayed.
b. Upload data configuration files to the U2000 server.
Click the Prepare File & Data tab and then the NE Configuration Data tab.
Click Transfer, and choose From OSS Client to OSS Server from the shortcut menu. The
Upload NE Configuration Data dialog box is displayed.
c. Upload the deployment list to the U2000 server.
Click the Prepare File & Data tab and then the Deployment List tab.
Click Transfer, and choose From OSS Client to OSS Server from the shortcut menu. The
Upload Deployment List dialog box is displayed.

NOTE:
After exporting auto-deployment data from the CME, the data will be
automatically saved on the U2000 server if engineers select Switch to the Auto
Deployment window or select Switch to the Auto Deployment window and start
Auto Deployment task. Therefore, you can skip the upload step.
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Note:
The U2000 will verify the validity of mandatory parameters in the deployment list
and information about the export result (failure or success) will be displayed on the
Operation Info tab page.

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No. Name Description
1 Toolbar Provides shortcut icons for NE commissioning
operations.
2 Commissioning task list Displays all the commissioning tasks and the
progresses.
3 Operation information Records operation results.
4 Shortcut menu You can right-click a task and choose an item from the
shortcut menu to perform the corresponding
operation.
NOTE:
1. The system will automatically determine whether to check the OM channel
based on the task.
2. If Test installation & deployment quality item is selected, the system will
automatically select the Monitor RF module service status and Intervene items.
3. Different thresholds can be set for engineering quality check. If the unified
parameters have been set for the site, the default parameters for all tasks are the
unified parameters.
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On the U2000 client, choose SON > Self Planning > Auto Deployment (application
style) or SON > Auto Deployment (traditional style). The Auto Deployment window is
displayed.
Start the NE commissioning task, as shown in the figures.
Select one or multiple commission tasks and right-click these commissioning tasks.
Click Start and the Task Parameter Settings window is displayed.
Set Step Parameters as planned.
Tip 1: Choose the corresponding operations as planned.
Set Extended Parameters as planned.
Tip 2: Extended Parameters define auxiliary parameters for
commissioning the antenna system at the Installation and deployment
quality test phase.
Click OK.
Tip 3: After the start of an NE commissioning task is confirmed, the U2000
checks the required data configuration file:
If the data configuration file is available, the U2000 starts
commissioning and the corresponding task is in the Running state.
If the data configuration file is unavailable, prepare the file according
to the instructions in Preparation.

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NOTE
Only one commissioning task can be started for one NE. After establishing OM
links with the U2000, the NE enters the autoconfiguration phase. You cannot
delete the current commissioning task or re-create another commissioning task for
the NE in this phase. If you need to re-create and start a new commissioning task
for this NE due to incorrect NE data configurations, perform related operations
when the current autoconfiguration is complete.

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DID: Deployment ID
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Choose Self Planning > Auto Deployment (application style) or SON > Auto
Deployment (traditional style). The Auto Deployment window is displayed.
Note:
You can print only one deployment ID on a bar code label.

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Remote engineers can use the following methods to check whether the transport network
meets the configuration requirements of the Automatic OMCH Establishment feature.
Method 1: Contact the department in charge of the transport network to check
whether the transport network meets the configuration requirements of the
Automatic OMCH Establishment feature.
Method 2: If nodes in the transport network allow ping packets to pass, ping the
port corresponding to each node to check whether this port can be pinged. If all
the ports can be pinged, the transport network meets the configuration
requirements of the Automatic OMCH Establishment feature. If a port cannot be
pinged, the transport network does not meet the requirements.
Method 3: If nodes in the transport network do not allow the ping packets to pass,
check whether the network equipment at each node is configured as required.
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An ESN (Electronic Serial Number) is used to identify an NE.

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If the base station has multiple main control boards and these boards are connected to
each other, connect the scanner to the USB port on any one of the boards. If these boards
are not connected to each other, perform this procedure on each of the boards
individually.

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If the engineering quality check is completed the first time it is performed, the
operating status for three phases and related indicative information will be
displayed on the interface.
If the engineering quality check fails, obtain the site deployment report and
troubleshoot the failure based on the alarm reported. Then, execute the
engineering quality check again.

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In the Auto Deployment window, under the deployment list, right-click one or multiple
commissioning tasks for which you need to export the report and choose Export
Deployment Report.
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When the site deployment is complete, revise the status of the GBTS to normal.
Choose Configuration > Settings > Maintenance Mode. In the displayed
Maintenance Mode window, set NE Mode to NORMAL.

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Note:
The steps in bold are different from Remote commissioning. In this section, omit
the same steps.
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NOTE:
The onsite commissioning using the USB works together with the remote
commissioning on the U2000.
The bold steps are exclusive to the commissioning using both the USB and the
U2000. The other steps are the same as the commissioning steps on the U2000.
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NOTE:
The auto deployment data will be saved on the U2000 server when using the CME
tool. Therefore, you can skip the upload step.

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Use the USB to upgrade the GBTS software and data configuration. You can skip the auto
configuration steps of the commissioning tasks.

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1. Directories with any name can be created under the local directory. For clarity, it is
recommended that the name of a GBTS be used as the name of the root directory.
2. The BTS3900 GSM, PreCfg.ini, TranCfg.ini, and TranModeCfg.ini cannot be modified.
TranCfg.ini and TranModeCfg.ini cannot be used together.

For TranCfg.INI:
If only one TranCfg.INI file is stored on the USB flash drive, the save path is
usb:\BTS3900 GSM\base station name\TranCfg.INI.
If multiple TranCfg.INI files are stored on the USB flash drive, the save path is
usb:\BTS3900 GSM\ESN\TranCfg.INI.

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NE
Type
File Type File Usage File Source
GBTS Pre-configuration
script

Used to specify the software to
be loaded. If there is no pre-
configuration script, the
software cannot be loaded.

Generated by the
CME or created
manually
Transmission data
configuration file
Optional, used to configure
transmission data.

Generated by the
CME
Transmission
mode
configuration file
Used to specify the transmission
networking mode and the
preferentially detected
transmission mode.
Created manually
Integrity protection:
The digital signs in packages of versions, BootROM, and patches are verified for integrity
verification. Do not use a USB making and protection tool to apply integrity protection to
them. Otherwise, site deployments or upgrades using a USB flash drive will fail.
You must apply integrity protection to all files except for software packages of the
following: versions, BootROM, and patches.
Encryption protection:
Do not apply encryption protection to any files in the USB flash drive if the target version
of a base station upgrade does not support USB encryption. Otherwise, site deployments or
upgrades using a USB flash drive will fail.
If the target version of a base station upgrade supports USB encryption,
Do not apply encryption protection to software packages of the following:
versions, BootROM, and patches, or preconfiguration file Precfg.ini. Otherwise, site
deployments or upgrades using a USB flash drive will fail.
You must apply encryption protection to the GBTS file TranCfg.INI or
TranModeCfg.ini, NodeB file NodeBCfg.xml, eNodeB file CFGDATA.XML, or
BTS3900 file CFGDATA.XML.

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The status of the RUN indicator in the main control board of R15 can indicate the upgrade
status.
When the USB is inserted, if the RUN indicator blinks quickly, the GBTS is being
upgraded.
When the USB is inserted, if the RUN indicator is always on, the GBTS upgrade
fails.
After the USB is removed, the RUN indicator blinks slowly.
When the USB is inserted, if the RUN indicator blinks slowly, the BTS upgrading succeeds.
(The "being upgraded" process cannot be skipped.)
In the following scenarios, the RUN indicator is on, indicating that the USB is incorrectly
inserted or the data in the USB is unauthorized.
The expected directories or file formats are not correct.
The base station finds out that the USB flash drive is insterted incorrectly.
NOTE:
Before and after the USB is inserted, if the RUN indicator blinks slowly, the USB
hardware or the USB port of the GBTS malefactions.

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Handling Suggestions:
1. Log in to the U2000, and then choose Monitor > Alarm Setting > Maintenance
Mode Alarm Filter.
2. In the Maintenance Mode Alarm dialog box, click Setting.
3. In the Set Maintenance Mode Alarm Filter dialog box, select the NEs to be set.
(1) Select the NEs on the navigation tree in the left pane.
(2) Set Start Time and End Time according to the actual conditions at the
site.
(3) Select the status of NEs in the Device Status box.
4. Click OK. The Set Data Comparison dialog box is displayed. You can query the
status of the current NEs and comparison information about the parameters that
are set. In this case, you can determine whether to change the status of the
current NEs.
Subsequent Handling:
1. After the setting is complete, all the alarms and events between Start Time and
End Time are not displayed on the U2000 alarm list and event log list by default.
You can query the alarms and events of NEs in special states by setting advanced
filtering conditions. For details, see the U2000 Operator Guide.
2. If you need to end the engineering status of NEs, select Normal in the Device
Status box.

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NOTE:
When the MS fails to find the network, pay attention to the output power of the
local cell and the radio network coverage.
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