ZXSDR LMT Offline Operation Test Procedure

ZXSDR LMT Offline Operation
Test Procedure
ZXSDR LMT Offline Operation Test Procedure
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TS01 LMT Offline login......................................................................................................4

TS01-1 LMT Offline login.....................................................................................................4
TS02 Configuring BTS Basic Attributes........................................................................6
TS02-1 Configuring BTS Basic Attributes............................................................................6
TS03 Clock Reference Configuration...............................................................................7
TS03-1 IP Clock Reference Configuration...........................................................................7
TS04 Configuring Rack and Board...................................................................................9
TS04-1 Configuring Rack and Board...................................................................................9
TS04-2 Configuring Rack Topology...................................................................................10
TS05 Configuring Environment Monitoring...................................................................11
TS05-1 Configuring Environment Monitoring.....................................................................11
TS06 Configuring Serial Port..........................................................................................12
TS06-1 Configuring Serial Port..........................................................................................12
TS07 Configuring Dry Contact........................................................................................13
TS07-1 Configuring Dry Contact........................................................................................13
TS08 Iub/Abis Interface Transmission Configuration...................................................15
TS08-1 Configuring Ethernet.............................................................................................15
TS08-2 Configuring Global Port.........................................................................................16
TS08-3 Configuring IP Parameter......................................................................................17
TS08-4 Configuring SCTP.................................................................................................18
TS09 GSM Cell Configuration.........................................................................................19
TS09-1 Configuring GSM Sector.......................................................................................19
TS09-2 Configuring GSM Carrier Wave.............................................................................20
TS09-3 Configuring GSM RU............................................................................................21
TS10 UMTS Cell Configuration.......................................................................................22
TS10-1 Configuring RF Connection...................................................................................22
TS10-2 Configuring Baseband Resource Pool..................................................................23
TS10-3 Configuring Baseband Resource...........................................................................24
TS10-4 Configuring Local Cell...........................................................................................25
TS01 LMT Offline login

TS01-1 LMT Offline login
To log in EOMS in offline mode
Short Description
Prerequisites
LMT software has been successfully installed.

BS software version has been saved in local hard disk.
Steps
1. Click on Start > All Programs > ZTE LMTTools > LoadTool to open the log-in interface, as shown in fellow
2.Click Add Version. Open interface appears, as shown in fellow:
3. Browse the local disk to choose an appropriate software version and click Open.
LoadTool Interface reappears, as shown fellow:
4.Select the added version for Version. Click Run Version to open the interface as
shown in
5.Select a template file or a configuration file saved in local hard disk. Click Open.
Result:
EOMS interface appears, as shown in fellow:
TS02 Configuring BTS Basic Attributes

TS02-1 Configuring BTS Basic Attributes
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
EOMS interface is open.

BS basic attributes include such global information as BS ID,
radio mode, and transmission medium.
1. Right-Click on NodeB on Maintain navigation tree.
The shorcut menu appears. Click on Config Basic
Attribute. The interface that appears is shown in fellow.
2 . Fill in NodeB ID (a mandatory attribute in WCDMA mode) on Basic

parameter tab. Fill in SNTP Server address, FS work
mode, Radio Mode, and other parameters on Other
parameters tab. Click OK.
TS03 Clock Reference Configuration

TS03-1 IP Clock Reference Configuration
Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
configure IP clock as the clock reference source

Global port is available. For global port configuration, please refer
to Configuring Global Port.
1. Click on IP clock parameter on Maintain navigation tree.
IP clock parameter interface appears, as shown in fellow:
2. Right-Click the blank space on IP clock parameter interface.

The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add. The interface that
appears is shown in fellow. Fill in/Select all attributes, and
click Yes.
3. Right-Click on NodeB on Maintain navigation tree. The

shortcut menu appears. Click Config Clock Reference. The
interface that appears is shown in fellow.
4. Select IP 1588 clock reference source for 1st clock

reference source. Click Yes
TS04 Configuring Rack and Board

TS04-1 Configuring Rack and Board
Short Description To create rack and boards in EMOS
Prerequisites LMT had been logged in and EMOS interface is open.
Context ZXSDR B8200 GU360 racks include BBU rack (main rack) and RRU
rack (remote rack). Generally speaking, creation of BBU rack,

which has already existed by default, is unnecessary. RRU rack can
be created if necessary.
Steps
1. Create board(s) on BBU rack.

i.
Click on Main Rack1 on Maintain navigation tree. Main

Rack1 interface appears, as shown in Fellow:
TS04-2 Configuring Rack Topology

Short Description
Prerequisites
To create topology relationship between BS racks

BBU rack and RRU rack have been created. At least on BBU
rack must exist. Multiple RRU racks may exist.
The interface boards that are related to topology connection have
been created.
Context
On ZXSDR B8200 GU360 BBU rack, the interface board that is

responsible for topology connection is FS. One FS has at most six
interfaces.
Steps
1. Click on Topology on Maintain navigation tree. Topology

interface appears, as shown in fellow.
2. Right-Click the blank space on Topology interface. The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add and Topology Setting interface is shown in fe llo w. Select the proper parameter value
according to networking connection mode and the
board/interface where the fiber link interconnecting racks is
located. Click Yes.
3. Configure topology relationship in order based on the actual

station situation
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Result
Topology is successfully configured. The configured topology

pears on Topology interface.
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TS05 Configuring Environment Monitoring

TS05-1 Configuring Environment Monitoring
Short Description
Prerequisites
To configure the environment supervision items for ZXSDR B8200

GU360
LMT has been logged in and EOMS interface is open.
The board (for example, SA board) with environment monitoring
functions has been created.
Steps
1. Click on Environment Monitoring on Maintain navigation

tree. Environment Monitoring interface appears, as shown
in fellow:
2. Right-Click the blank space on Environment Monitoring

interface. The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add, and the
interface that appears is shown in fellow:
3. Select rack, board, and environment monitoring type. Fill in

environment monitoring threshold. Click Yes.
Result
Environment monitoring configuration is successful, and the configured item appears on Environment Monitoring interface.
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TS06 Configuring Serial Port

TS06-1 Configuring Serial Port
Short Description
To configure serial port
Prerequisites
The interface board responsible for serial port communication has

been configured.
Context
One means of communication between BS and external devices

is via serial port. Serial port is mainly used for communication
between BS and power /AISG device.
Serial port configuration involves the port of the board where serial
port is located and transmission rate.
Steps
1. Click on Serial Port on Maintain navigation tree. Serial Port

interface appears, as shown in fellow.
2. Right-Click the blank space on Serial Port interface.

The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add, and the interface that
appears is shown in fellow Select the rack/board/port where
the serial port is located. Fill in baud rate. Click Yes.
3. Configure other serial ports if necessary.

Result
Serial port is successfully configured, ad the configured item

appears on Serial Port interface.
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TS07 Configuring Dry Contact

TS07-1 Configuring Dry Contact
Short Description
To configure circuit status and the port via which dry contact alarm
signals are inputted
Prerequisites
The board used to input dry contact signals has been configured.
Context
Dry contact alarm signals of external devices can be inputted into

the BS and displayed in BS network management system. The
dry contact is the passive electrical signal. If circuit normal status
is open, in the case of closet circuit, alarms will be generated. If
circuit normal status is close, in the case of open circuit, alarms
will be generated.
Steps
1. Click on Dry contact on Maintain navigation tree. Dry

contact interface appears, as shown in fellow.
2. Right-Click the blank space on Dry contact interface. The

shortcut menu appears. Click on Add, and the interface that
appears is shown in Figure 50. Select the rack/boar/port to
which the dry contact is connected. Select alarm status and
content. Click Yes.
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3. Configure other dry contacts if necessary.

Result
Example
E
Dry contact is successfully configured, and the configured item
appears on Dry contact interface.
The alarm signals of the lightning protection box of external
power supply are inputted into BS R8840 remote rack via dry
contact interface. The interface board is RTR. The dry contact
port No. is 0. The normal circuit status of lightning protection box
is close. Alarm occurs in the case of open circuit. The dry
contact configuration example is shown in Figure 51.
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TS08 Iub/Abis Interface Transmission

Configuration
TS08-1 Configuring Ethernet
Short Description
Prerequisites
To create Iub interface Ethernet link

CC board has been created.
The Transmission medium in BS basic attributes is configured as
FE.
Steps
1. Click on FE parameter on Maintain navigation tree. FE

parameter interface appears, as shown in fellow.
2. Right-Click the blank space on FE parameter interface. The

appears is shown in fellow.
3. Fill in all attributes. Click Yes.
Result
The configured item appears on FE parameter interface
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TS08-2 Configuring Global Port

Short Description
Prerequisites
To create global port
Ethernet or PPP link has been created.
Context
As the intermediate layer of the protocol, global port shields the

lower-layer links (PPP/ML-PPP, or Ethernet), which facilitates the
centralized management of lower-layer links.
Steps
1. Click on Global port parameter on Maintain navigation

tree. Global port parameter interface appears, as shown in
fellow:
2. Right-Click the blank space on Global port parameter

interface. The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add, and
the interface that appears is shown in fellow.

Result
The configured item appears on Global port parameter interface.
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TS08-3 Configuring IP Parameter

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure IP parameter for global port

Global port has been created.
1. Click on IP parameter on Maintain navigation tree. IP
parameter interface appears, as shown in fellow:
2. Right-Click the blank space on IP parameter interface. The

appears is shown in fellow:

Result
The configured item appears on IP parameter interface
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TS08-4 Configuring SCTP

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To create Iub interface SCTP link

Global port and IP parameter have been configured.
1. Click on SCTP parameter on Maintain navigation tree.
SCTP parameter interface appears, as shown in fellow
2. Right-Click the blank space on SCTP parameter interface.

The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add, and the interface
that appears is shown in fellow

Result
The configured SCTP item appears on SCTP parameter interface
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TS09 GSM Cell Configuration

TS09-1 Configuring GSM Sector
Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To create GSM sector

The Radio Mode in BTS basic attributes is configured as
GSM.
1. Click-on GSM Sector on Maintain navigation tree. GSM
Sector interface appears, as shown in fellow:
2. Right-Click the blank space on GSM Sector interface. The


Result
The configured item appears on GSM Sector interface
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TS09-2 Configuring GSM Carrier Wave

Short Description
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure GSM carrier wave parameters

GSM.
1. Click on GSM Carrier on Maintain navigation tree. GSM
Carrier interface appears, as shown in fellow
2. Right-Click the blank space on GSM Carrier interface. The


Result
The configured item appears on GSM Carrier interface
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TS09-3 Configuring GSM RU

Short Description
Prerequisites
To configure GSM RU
GSM.
The rack and board of GSM RF unit have been created.
Steps
1. Click on GSM RU on Maintain navigation tree. GSM RU

interface appears, as shown in fellow
2. Right-Click the blank space on GSM RU interface. The shortcut

menu appears. Click on Add, and the interface that appears
is shown in fellow

Result
The configured item appears on GSM RU interface
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TS10 UMTS Cell Configuration

TS10-1 Configuring RF Connection
Short Description
To create transmit/receive channels for UMTS cell
Prerequisites
The RRU rack and related boards/antennas have been configured.
Context
RF connection is the transmit/receive channel of the cell. At least

one receive connection and one transmit connection should be
created for one cell to ensure normal reception and transmission
of RF signals.
Steps
1. Click on RF Group on Maintain navigation tree. RF Group

2. Right-Click the blank space on RF Group interface. The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add RF Group > Rack n, and the
interface that appears is shown in fellow
3. Fill in RF Group. Select R/T Indication, port and antenna.

Click Yes.
4. Repeat Step 2~3 to create other RF connections if necessary.
Result
The configured item appears on RF Group interface.
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TS10-2 Configuring Baseband Resource Pool

Short Description
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
To create baseband resource pool

EOMS interface is open.
The local cells in the same baseband resource pool can share baseband resources.
1. Click on baseband resource pool on Maintain navigation
tree. baseband resource pool interface appears, as shown
in fellow
2. Right-Click the blank space on baseband resource pool interface. The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add, and the
interface that appears is shown in fellow
3. Fill in baseband resource pool ID. Click Yes.

Result
The configured item appears on baseband resource pool interface.
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TS10-3 Configuring Baseband Resource

Short Description
Prerequisites
To assign baseband resource to baseband resource pool

Baseband resource pool has been created.
BP (baseband processing) board has been created.
Steps
1. Click on baseband resource on Maintain navigation tree

baseband resource interface appears, as shown in fellow
2. Right-Click the blank space on baseband resource interface.

The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add, and the interface
that appears is shown in fellow
3. Select a BP board. Fill in the ID of the baseband resource pool

where the BP board is located. Click Yes.
4. Repeat Step 2~3 to create other BP boards for the baseband
resource pool if necessary.
Result
The configured item appears on baseband resource interface.
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TS10-4 Configuring Local Cell

Short Description
Prerequisites
To create local cell

Baseband resource pool has been created, and baseband resource group has been created in baseband resource pool
The RF connections used by the local cell has been created.
Topology relationship between BBU rack and RRU rack has been
created.
Context
Local cell is the available cell resource in the BS. Creation of RNC
radio cell is based on that of local cell.
Steps
1. Click on Local Cell on Maintain navigation tree. Local Cell

2. Right-Click the blank space on Local Cell interface. The shortcut menu appears. Click on Add, and the interface that appears is shown in fellow
3. On Basic information tab, fill in local cell ID and

channel bandwidth, and select the baseband resource pool to
which the local cell belongs. On TX/RX Para tab, select transmis
sion/receiving type and the RF connection to be used. Click Yes
Result
The configured item appears on Local Cell interface
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