Activation of MC-RRH

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Activation of MC-RRH
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Purpose ............................................................................................................................................................................................. xi
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Reason for reissue ........................................................................................................................................................................ xi

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New in this release ....................................................................................................................................................................... xi

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Intended audience ......................................................................................................................................................................... xi

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Supported systems ...................................................................................................................................................................... xii

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How to use this document ........................................................................................................................................................ xii

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Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................................................................. xii

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Conventions used ........................................................................................................................................................................ xii

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Related information ................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

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Document support ...................................................................................................................................................................... xiv

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Technical support ....................................................................................................................................................................... xiv

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How to order ................................................................................................................................................................................ xiv

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How to comment ........................................................................................................................................................................ xiv

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1 Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

1-1
Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation .......................................................................................... 1-2

1-2
2 MC-RRH overview
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

2-1
MC-RRH architecture
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-2

2-2
MC-RRH and distributed BTS ............................................................................................................................................. 2-3

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3 Configuration basics
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

3-1
Configuration requirements
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-2

3-2
Impacted network elements ................................................................................................................................................... 3-3

3-3
Required access and restrictions .......................................................................................................................................... 3-4

3-4
Configuration tasks and duration
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-5

3-5
Configuration tasks .................................................................................................................................................................. 3-6

3-6
Configuration parameters
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-7

3-7
Parameters for BTSEquipment and MC-RRH configuration ................................................................................... 3-8

3-8
4 Configuration procedures
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

4-1
Initial configuration procedures
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-2

4-2
Setting global parameters ....................................................................................................................................................... 4-3

4-3
Configuring BTS equipment with MC-RRH
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-4

4-4
Creating a BTSEquipment for multi mode MC-RRH ................................................................................................. 4-5

4-5
Configuring a BTSEquipment for multi-mode MC-RRH ......................................................................................... 4-8

4-8
Configuring BTS Cells ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-11

4-11
Configuring NodeB ............................................................................................................................................................... 4-13

4-13
Configuring BTS site ............................................................................................................................................................ 4-16

4-16
Configuring MC-RRH site .................................................................................................................................................. 4-18

4-18
Defining antenna system ...................................................................................................................................................... 4-20

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Configuring multi-mode MC-RRH parameters .......................................................................................................... 4-22
4-22
Exporting workorders ........................................................................................................................................................... 4-25

4-25
5 Performing checks and workorder activation
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-1

5-1
Verifying the configuration and workorder activation in WMS
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-2

5-2
Performing pre-activation checks ....................................................................................................................................... 5-3

5-3
Activating a workorder in WMS ......................................................................................................................................... 5-4

5-4
Performing post-activation checks ..................................................................................................................................... 5-6

5-6
Activating reverse workorder ............................................................................................................................................... 5-7

5-7
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3-1 Configuration task sequence .................................................................................................................................. 3-6
3-2 BTSEquipment parameters .................................................................................................................................... 3-8
5-1 Reverse workorder activation ............................................................................................................................... 5-9
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2-1 MC-RRH architecture .............................................................................................................................................. 2-3

2-3
4-1 Operation: Create a new BTS Equipment ........................................................................................................ 4-6
4-2 Configuring BTSEquipment - one frequency ................................................................................................. 4-9
4-3 Configuring BTSEquipment - two frequencies ............................................................................................ 4-10
4-4 Operation: Configure BTS cells ........................................................................................................................ 4-12
4-5 Operation: Configure NodeB .............................................................................................................................. 4-14
4-6 Operation: Antenna system definition ............................................................................................................. 4-21
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About this document
About this document
Purpose
The purpose of this document is describe the procedures for configuring a BTS
equipment to use Alcatel-Lucent Multi-Carrier Remote Radio Head (MC-RRH) 900
MHz.
Reason for reissue

The reissue reasons are:
Issue number Issue date Reason for reissue

2 January 2013 Standard issue
1 December 2012 Standard issue
New in this release

This is the first issue of the document.
There is no direct feature reference for which this document is created.
New features:
None
Other changes:
None
Intended audience
The audience for this document is configuration management personnel.
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Supported systems
This document applies to Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA UA08.1 system release.
This document applies to the following systems:
Alcatel-Lucent 9326 d2U
Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System
Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System
How to use this document

Start with the first chapter and work with the manual through the end. Once you have
done this, you will have carried out the feature activation procedure in the proper
sequence.
Prerequisites
None.
Conventions used
Vocabulary conventions
Generic term Refers to

MC-RRH Alcatel-Lucent Multi-Carrier Remote Radio
Head (MC-RRH) is part of the Alcatel-Lucent
Converged Radio Access Network.
The MC-RRH is an outdoor radio head that
can be mounted close to the antenna to reduce
feeder losses and improve coverage. The
MC-RRH operates in a specific frequency
band.
Typographical conventions
The following typographical conventions are used in this document:
Appearance Description
italicized text File and directory names
Emphasized information
graphical user interface text Text that is displayed in a graphical user interface or in
a hardware label
variable A value that the user supplies
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Appearance Description
key name The name of a key on the keyboard
command-syntax Command names that the user types
input text Text that the user types or selects as input to a system
output text Text that a system displays or prints
IP reference, reference number Related document that is referenced in the document
Related information
For information on subjects related to the content of this document, refer to the
documents listed in the following table:
Refer to this document At this location For more information

on
Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA System - http://support.alcatel- List of terms used in
Terminology, NN-20500-002 lucent.com Alcatel-Lucent 9300
W-CDMA documents.
Alcatel-Lucent 9352 Wireless http://support.alcatel- Wireless Provisioning
Provisioning System - User guide, lucent.com System (WPS) for
NN-20500-036. UMTS Access Network.
Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless http://support.alcatel- How to operate the
Management System - User Guide, lucent.com commands available in
NN-20500-032. the 9353 Wireless
Management System
(9353 WMS) Graphical
User Interface (GUI).
Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless http://support.alcatel- The list and description
Management System - Parameters lucent.com of the OAM
Reference Guide Node B Parameters, configuration parameters
NN-20500-027P4. applicable to the UMTS
Access Network
Elements, and which
user can access using the
WMS application.
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1 1oadmap to Configuration
R
Management
documentation
Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides the roadmap for Configuration Management documentation.
Contents
Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation 1-2
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Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation

The following figure shows where the current document stands within the customer
documentation.
For a global view of the customer documentation, see the Roadmap chapter in:
Alcatel-Lucent 9300 Product Family - Document Collection Overview,
NN-20500-050
Alcatel-Lucent 9300 Product Family - Access Network Management Overview,
NN-20500-031
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2
Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides generic information about Alcatel-Lucent Multi-Carrier Remote
Radio Head (MC-RRH) 900 MHz, its general architecture, its operating modes, and its
functions and benefits in the W-CDMA access network.
MC-RRH is radio module that facilitates NodeB to receive and transmit multiple carrier
signals, such as 2G or GSM and 3G or W-CDMA signals, on the same frequency band.
Thus, it helps the operators serve the GSM customers with W-CDMA users on the same
frequency band.
Contents
MC-RRH architecture 2-2

MC-RRH and distributed BTS 2-3
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MC-RRH overview Overview
MC-RRH architecture
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MC-RRH architecture
Overview
Purpose
This section describes the MC-RRH module and architecture.
Contents
MC-RRH and distributed BTS 2-3
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MC-RRH overview MC-RRH and distributed BTS
MC-RRH architecture
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MC-RRH and distributed BTS

Overview
The MC-RRH is an outdoor, multi-carrier, twin Tx remote radio head and can be mounted
close to the antenna. MC-RRH has the hardware capability to support multi-standard
operations of 2G and 3G networks and is an integral part of Alcatel-Lucent Converged
RAN strategy. MC-RRH operates in the 3GPP Band VIII (900 MHz) and supports 2x40W
composite output power over a 25-MHz bandwidth.
MC-RRH has scalable capacity and supports remote management. MC-RRH is a
MIMO-ready radio module. The MC-RRH constitutes an independent network element
(outdoor box) communicating with its BTS site manager (central box).
MC-RRH can operate in a reduced bandwidth (reduced down to 4.2 MHz), supporting
carrier spacing of 2.2 MHz between the central UMTS frequency and central frequency of
first GSM carrier in coordinated deployments. This allows GSM 900 MHz interfaces to
be closer to the UMTS signal, thereby making better use of the available spectrum. In the
current release, only the uplink filter can be activated from the 2G load version.
The figure Figure 2-1, MC-RRH architecture (p. 2-3) shows the general architecture of
an MC-RRH.
Figure 2-1 MC-RRH architecture
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MC-RRH architecture
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For more details on MC-RRH equipment and hardware architecture, see Alcatel-Lucent
Remote Radio Head 2X40W - 900 MHz for GSM and W-CDMA - Technical Description,
NN-20500-281 and Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio Head 2X40W - 900 MHz for GSM and
W-CDMA - Maintenance Guide, NN-20500-282.
Components of MC-RRH
MC-RRH is a single-sector radio module with the following components:
Two transmit paths of up to 40 W each
Two receive paths
Two PAs
Two CPRI interfaces and two GE interfaces
AISG connector
One external alarm connector for two open or close alarms
A LED unit
Hardware capable of supporting a single or multiple GSM and WCDMA carriers up
to 25 MHz of spectrum of bandwidth anywhere within the 35 MHz band.
MC-RRH characteristics
The MC-RRH has the following properties and benefits:
Supports an instantaneous bandwidth of 25 MHz in all RF paths
Configurable RF power on a per carrier basis
Supports up to four GSM and one W-CDMA carriers distributed over two PAs
Allows configuring a PA is dedicated to a particular technology (GSM or W-CDMA)
Supports multi-mode dual fiber
With the current system release, MC-RRH shall support multi-generation carriers (GSM
+ W-CDMA) operations.
Supported equipment and interfaces

The following equipment and interfaces are supported:
MX-BSC
MFS DS10, GPU2, and GPU3
TMA and RETA features
SUMx 19-inch module
SUMx 19-inch module can be installed in any multi-standard indoor BTS,
multi-standard outdoor BTS, and any other cabinet allowing installation of 19-inch
modules in horizontal position.
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As the SUMx 19-inch module supports only the MC-RRH, the TRE modules are
supported.
MC-RRH supports Antenna Line Device (ALD) interface port, antenna connections,
maintenance and diagnostic port, and electrical power input.
Distributed BTS with MC-RRH

The Alcatel-Lucent distributed BTS and d2U equipment support MC-RRH. In this
configuration, the MC-RRH provides the optical connectivity toward digital part (d2U) of
the NodeB using optical fibers supporting CPRI, carrying downlink and uplink base band
signals, and OAM information. The GSM traffic is carried through GE on optical links to
the SUMx.
SUMx 19-inch module
The SUMx module helps in transmission termination to 2G BSC, clock generation,
software download, alarm collection, and operation and maintenance tasks.
W-CDMA d2U unit
The CCM board (x and e modules) of 9326 d2U provides connections to MC-RRH
through the CPRI links (up to three links). The d2U hosts up to three CEM boards. The
number of CEM boards is dependent on the capacity required.
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3 Configuration basics
3
Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides information about the configuration requirements, tasks, and
parameters required for configuring MC-RRH.
Contents
Configuration requirements 3-2

Impacted network elements 3-3
Required access and restrictions 3-4
Configuration tasks and duration 3-5
Configuration tasks 3-6
Configuration parameters 3-7
Parameters for BTSEquipment and MC-RRH configuration 3-8
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Configuration basics Overview
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Overview
Purpose
This section provides information about the configuration requirements for using
MC-RRH.
Contents
Impacted network elements 3-3

Required access and restrictions 3-4
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Configuration basics Impacted network elements
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Impacted network elements

List of NEs and systems impacted
Activation of MC-RRH impacts the following Network Elements (NEs):
NodeB
MC-RRH
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Configuration basics Required access and restrictions
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Required access and restrictions

Login requirements
For MC-RRH activation, ensure that you have access to the following systems:
WPS
WMS
Note: Administrator privileges are required to perform activation tasks in WMS.
Configuration and functional restrictions

The following configuration rules and functional restrictions are applicable:
MC-RRH900 supports 2G and 3G on different optical interfaces.
Only one MC-RRH per sector is allowed and maximum three MC-RRH per
SUMX19/d2U.
Only star configurations are supported in the current release.
MC-RRH cannot be switched-off remotely.
Up to four customer external alarms are supported on the MC-RRH.
Only one 3G carrier is supported by the MC-RRH in this release.
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Overview
Purpose
This section provides information about the configuration tasks and duration for using
MC-RRH.
Contents
Configuration tasks 3-6
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Configuration basics Configuration tasks
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Configuration tasks
Prerequisites
The prerequisites for configuring MC-RRH are as follows:
MC-RRH must be installed and commissioned.
BTS must be installed and commissioned.
Global parameters must be set.
Latest applicable WPS must be installed.
Most up-to-date snapshot must be imported into WPS.
The templates for BTSEquipment configuration must be available in WPS.
WPS network view is configured.
See the table Table 3-1, Configuration task sequence (p. 3-6) for the sequence and
duration of tasks required for activation of MC-RRH.
Configuration task sequences and duration
Table 3-1 Configuration task sequence
Step Procedure Configuration duration

1 Configuring BTSEquipment for activating 30 min
MC-RRH using WPS.
2 Configuring MC-RRH < 10 min
3 Performing pre-activation checks after < 1 hour
exporting workorders
4 Activating workorder in WMS 15 min
5 Performing post-activation checks < 1 hour
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Overview
Purpose
This section provides information about the configuration parameters for using MC-RRH.
Contents
Parameters for BTSEquipment and MC-RRH configuration 3-8
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Configuration basics Parameters for BTSEquipment and MC-RRH configuration
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Parameters for BTSEquipment and MC-RRH configuration

BTSEquipment configuration parameters
Table Table 3-2, BTSEquipment parameters (p. 3-8) provides the list of BTSEquipment
attributes to be set for the MC-RRH configuration.
Table 3-2 BTSEquipment parameters
Parameter Object Description

iRMLCGReport- BTSEquipment This parameter indicates how the BTS reports
Mode Local Cell Group (LCG) to RNC (through
NBAP). This parameter indicates how the base
Band resources can be shared on CEM between
two LCGs.
Possible values are: SeparatedPool- Each of the
two LCG are reserved with 50% of the D-BBU
resources. BTS reports one LCG to RNC per
object LCG defined at OMC-B.
SharedPool- There is no minimum resource
reserved for each LCG. BTS reports either one
LCG to RNC per R99 Resource object or one
LCG to RNC per BTS, depending on whether
r99NumberCECapacityLicensing limits the R99
Capacity BTS.
For a BTS that is configured with MC-RRH,
this parameter must be set to separatedPool.
maxNumberSec- BTSEquipment The parameter indicates if the BTS must
torsSofterHo manage softer HO on three or six sectors. If
max3Sectors, the BTS will manage softer HO
on maximum of three cells (cells referred by
one LCG) If max6Sectors, the BTS will manage
softer HO on maximum six cells, (six cells of
the two LCG referring the same RF Carrier).
isICemAllowed BTSEquipment This parameter indicates whether iCEM board
type is allowed to be used as BB resources in
the BTS or not.
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RRH configuration parameters
Table RRH configuration parameters (p. 3-9)provides a list of parameters to be set at
the RRH object level.
rrhGroupId RemoteRadioHead This parameter is used to in

Note: This parameter is the solution where an RRH
optional. 4FA would be modelized by
two REMOTE RADIO
HEAD object. In this
solution, the two REMOTE
RADIO HEAD objects with
the same rrhGroupId would
represent the same physical
RRH 4FA RRH. Note: This
parameter is not used for
TRDU
Valid value range is from 0 to
5.
rrhNumberFrequency RemoteRadioHead Number of frequencies that
are software-allowed on this
RRH
0 means no software locking
of Number Frequency for this
RRH, 1 means that RRH can
only manage 1 frequency and
so on.
Note: 0 and 3 have the same
effect. It is to anticipate
potential future RRH that
could manage more that 4
frequencies
Useless if carrier capacity
licensing is not unlimited.
Value 0 means no software
locking of Number Frequency
for this RRH, 1 means that
RRH can only manage one
frequency, and 2 means that
RRH can manage two
frequencies
3. The default value is 1.
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repeaterCellList RemoteRadioHead When an RRH is in repeater

mode, this parameter
indicates the list of BTS
CELL that the RRH shall
repeat.This parameter is used
only when RRH::rrhMode is
set to repeaterMode Note:
this parameter is not used for
TRDU
This shall be set to empty
value since repeater mode is
not supported with this
feature
rrhMode RemoteRadioHead This parameter indicates how
the RRH is used. 0 means
sectorMode.
1 means repeaterMode.
Note: this parameter is not
used for TRDU.
AntennaConnectionId RemoteRadioHead This parameter associates
MC-RRH with an
AntennaAccess object.
superviseExternalAlarmMask RemoteRadioHead This is used in 3G-only mode
as external alarm
configuration is under control
of the WMS (it is advised to
set the right mask to be
prepared when the mode is
switched to 3G-only).
candidateForSwitchOff PaResourceRRH This parameter is used to
activate the switch off of the
radio part of the PA if the AC
mains failure is detected.
Valid values are False and
True. The default value is
True.
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rrhCarrierCapacityLicensing Capacity Every RRH that shall support

a second carrier requires one
rrhCarrierCapacityLicensing
token. The number of RRH
that support two carriers must
not exceed this value.
The valid value range is from
0 to 65534
The value of 0 means that all
RRH modules are
mono-carrier W-CDMA type
The value of 1 means that all
RRH modules are bi-carriers
W-CDMA type (not allowed
for MC-RRH in V7.1.3).
rrhPowerCapacityLicensing Capacity The maximum Power that is
allowed to be used for the
RRH, TRDU, and MC-TRX
managed by the BTS.
65534
maxRrhPowerAmplification PaResourceRRH The valid value range
includes fullMode, max10W,
max20W, max30W, and
max40W.
Note: max60W is not
supported currently.
rrhTrduThirdCarrierCapaci- Capacity The valid value range is from
tyLicensing 0 to 65,334.
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4 Configuration procedures
4
Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides information about the procedures for configuring the BTS
equipment with MC-RRH.
Note: These procedures are optional. Use these procedures only if the BTS equipment is
not available in the WPS network tree. If the BTS equipment is available, skip to
Configuring multi-mode MC-RRH parameters (p. 4-22).
Contents
Initial configuration procedures 4-2

Setting global parameters 4-3
Configuring BTS equipment with MC-RRH 4-4
Creating a BTSEquipment for multi mode MC-RRH 4-5
Configuring a BTSEquipment for multi-mode MC-RRH 4-8
Configuring BTS Cells 4-11
Configuring NodeB 4-13
Configuring BTS site 4-16
Configuring MC-RRH site 4-18
Defining antenna system 4-20
Configuring multi-mode MC-RRH parameters 4-22
Exporting workorders 4-25
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Overview
Purpose
This section provides information about the initial configuration procedures for using
MC-RRH.
Contents
Setting global parameters 4-3
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Configuration procedures Setting global parameters
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Setting global parameters

Common parameters
Before creating the BTSEquipment, ensure that the following components have the
relevant parameters defined:
Cluster - The main server name must be defined.
pmCluster - The performance server name must be defined
Operator - The frequencyBandList, mobileCountryCode, mobileNetworkCode, type,
and userLabel parameters must be set to appropriate values.
NodeBCommonParam - The mobileCountryCode, mobileNetworkCode,
dlFrequencyList, ulFrequencyList, testFrequencyList, and userSpecificInfo parameters
must be set to appropriate values.
RNCCommonParam - The GSMbandIndicator, userSpecificInfo must be set to
appropriate values.
For more information on creating global parameters, see Setting Global Parameters in
Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System - User Guide,, NN-20500-036.
For more information about the parameters set for this procedure, use the embedded Help
function (F1 key) or see Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System - Parameters
Reference Guide,, NN-20500-027.
Note: To understand how the WPS tool sets the attribute modelName during the
operation Configure BTSEquipment, see the document Rules for WPS Access,
(UMT/OMC/DD/012026).
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Configuration procedures Overview
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Overview
Purpose
The purpose of this section is to provide step-by-step procedures to configure a BTS
equipment to use MC-RRH with the WPS.
Note: This section also describes the procedure to create a BTSEquipment in WPS. If the
BTS equipment to configure is already available in the WPS network tree, follow the
procedures described in Configuring multi-mode MC-RRH parameters (p. 4-22).
Contents
Creating a BTSEquipment for multi mode MC-RRH 4-5

Configuring a BTSEquipment for multi-mode MC-RRH 4-8
Configuring BTS Cells 4-11
Configuring NodeB 4-13
Configuring BTS site 4-16
Configuring MC-RRH site 4-18
Defining antenna system 4-20
Configuring multi-mode MC-RRH parameters 4-22
Exporting workorders 4-25
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Configuration procedures Creating a BTSEquipment for multi mode MC-RRH
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Creating a BTSEquipment for multi mode MC-RRH

Purpose
This procedure describes the WPS procedures to create a BTSEquipment for multi mode
MC-RRH.
Related information
Reference Guide, NN-20500-027.
Before you begin

Before you begin, ensure that the following prerequisites are met:
The latest applicable WPS build is installed.
Ensure that the required parameters are configured.
BTSEquipment is created and available in WPS Network tree. For more information
on creating BTSEquipment, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System -
User Guide, NN-20500-036.
The latest snapshot of the network must be available. For information on how to
import snapshot, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System - User guide,
NN-20500-036.
A workorder is created to record the configuration changes. For more information on
creating workorders, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System - User
Guide, NN-20500-036.
The restrictions mentioned in Required access and restrictions (p. 3-4) have been
considered.
Procedure
Perform these steps for configuring the BTSEquipment for MC-RRH configuration.
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1 From the WPS main window, select the Network tab.

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2 From the network tree, select the Network root.

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3 From the Object Editor: Overview panel, click the NodeB wizard link.
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Result: The NodeB wizard window appears.
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4 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the BTS Equipment Configuration task.
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5 Click Create a new BTS Equipment.

Result: The Operation: Create a new BTS Equipment window appears, as shown
the image Figure 4-1, Operation: Create a new BTS Equipment (p. 4-6).
Figure 4-1 Operation: Create a new BTS Equipment
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6 Enter a valid UserLabel.
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7 Select the correct Version number for the drop-down list.

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8 Provide a valid neId.

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9 Select an appropriate Local Configuration from the drop-down list.

For example, STSR1-related configuration.
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10 Select an appropriate RRH Configuration from the drop-down list and click OK.
Note: For STSR1, select RRH1 from the drop-down list.
A BTSEquipment has been created successfully.
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Configuration procedures Configuring a BTSEquipment for multi-mode MC-RRH
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Configuring a BTSEquipment for multi-mode MC-RRH

Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure a BTS equipment to support the MC-RRH
usage in multi-mode.
Related information
Before you begin

Ensure that a workorder is created to record the configuration changes. For more
information on creating workorders, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning
System - User Guide, NN-20500-036.
Procedure
Perform the following steps to configure MC-RRH usage in multi mode:
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5 Click Configure BTS Equipment.

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6 Make the necessary configuration changes in the Operation: Configure BTS Equipment
window and click OK.
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The figure Figure 4-2, Configuring BTSEquipment - one frequency (p. 4-9) shows an
example for configuring BTSEquipment for one frequency.
Figure 4-2 Configuring BTSEquipment - one frequency
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The figure Figure 4-3, Configuring BTSEquipment - two frequencies (p. 4-10) shows an
example for configuring BTSEquipment for two frequencies.
Figure 4-3 Configuring BTSEquipment - two frequencies
A BTSEquipment has been configured successfully.

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Configuration procedures Configuring BTS Cells
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Configuring BTS Cells

Purpose
This procedure describes the WPS procedures to configure BTS Cells for multi mode
MC-RRH in STSR1 configuration.
Related information
Before you begin

Guide, NN-20500-036.
Procedure
Perform these steps for configuring the BTS Cells for MC-RRH:
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5 Click Configure BTS Cells..
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Configuration procedures Configuring BTS Cells
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Result: The Operation: Configure BTS Cells window is displayed, as shown in the
Figure 4-4, Operation: Configure BTS cells (p. 4-12).
Figure 4-4 Operation: Configure BTS cells
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6 Make the necessary configuration changes in the Operation: Configure BTS Cells
window and click OK.
The BTS Cells have been configured successfully.
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Configuration procedures Configuring NodeB
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Configuring NodeB
Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure NodeB for multi mode MC-RRH.
Related information
Before you begin

BTSEquipment is created and available in the WPS Network tree. For more
information on creating BTSEquipment, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless
Provisioning System - User Guide, NN-20500-036
NodeB is created for the BTSEquipment. For more information on creating NodeB
for a BTSEquipment, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System - User
Guide, NN-20500-036.
Guide, NN-20500-036.
Procedure
Perform these steps for configuring the NodeB for an MC-RRH:
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4 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the NodeB Configuration task.
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5 Click Configure NodeB..
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Result: The Operation: Configure NodeB window is displayed, as shown in the
figure Figure 4-5, Operation: Configure NodeB (p. 4-14).
Figure 4-5 Operation: Configure NodeB
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6 Make the necessary configuration changes in the Operation: Configure NodeB window
and click OK.
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7 From the NodeB Configuration task tree, click Define FddCell Radio Configuration.
Result: The Operation: Define FddCell Radio Configuration window appears.
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8 Enter the appropriate values for the required attributes and click OK.
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Result: The Define FddCell Localization Configuration operation is available.
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9 From the NodeB Configuration task tree, click Define FddCell Localization
Configuration.
Result: The Operation: Define FddCell Localization Configuration window
appears.
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10 Enter the appropriate values for the required attributes, and then click OK.
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11 From the NodeB Configuration task tree, click Define FddCell GaiCoord configuration.
Result: The Operation: Define FddCell GaiCoord configuration window appears.
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12 Enter an appropriate value for the Number of geographical points parameter and click
the Number of geographical points field to display the List of GaiCoord.
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14 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the Channels Configuration sub-task.
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15 Click Propagate Channels Model To FddCells.

Result: The Operation: Propagate Channels Model To FddCells window appears.
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Result: The NodeB Configuration task turns green.
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17 Exit the NodeB wizard.

The NodeB has been configured successfully.
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Configuration procedures Configuring BTS site
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Configuring BTS site

Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure the BTS site for STSR1 configuration.
Related information
Before you begin

BTSEquipment in created and configured. For more information on configuring a
BTSEquipment, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System - User Guide,
NN-20500-036.
Guide, NN-20500-036.
Procedure
Perform these steps for configuring the BTS site in STSR1 configuration.
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4 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the Site Configuration task.
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5 Click Configure a site.
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Configuration procedures Configuring BTS site
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Result: The Operation: Configure site window is displayed, as shown in the
following diagram.
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6 Make the necessary configuration changes by entering appropriate values in the

Operation: Configure a site window and click OK.
A BTS site has been configured successfully.
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N D O F S T E P S
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Configuration procedures Configuring MC-RRH site
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Configuring MC-RRH site

Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure the MC-RRH site.
Related information
Before you begin

BTSEquipment in created and configured. For more information on configuring a
BTSEquipment, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System - User Guide,
NN-20500-036.
Guide, NN-20500-036.
Procedure
Perform the following steps for configuring the MC-RRH site.
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5 Click Configure a site..
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Configuration procedures Configuring MC-RRH site
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Result: The Operation: Configure site window is displayed, as shown in the
following diagram.
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6 Make the necessary configuration changes by entering appropriate values in the

Operation: Configure a site window and click OK.
The MC-RRH site has been configured successfully.
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Configuration procedures Defining antenna system
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Defining antenna system

Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure antenna system for the MC-RRH site.
Related information
Before you begin

BTSEquipment is created and available in the WPS Network tree. For more
information on creating BTSEquipment, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless
Provisioning System - User Guide, NN-20500-036
Guide, NN-20500-036.
Procedure
Perform these steps for defining antenna system for MC-RRH.
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5 Click Antenna System Definition.
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Configuration procedures Defining antenna system
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Result: The Operation: Antenna System Definition window is displayed, as shown
in Figure 4-6, Operation: Antenna system definition (p. 4-21).
Figure 4-6 Operation: Antenna system definition
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6 Make the necessary configuration changes in the Operation: Configure NodeB window
and click OK.
The antenna system has been defined successfully.
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N D O F S T E P S
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Configuration procedures Configuring multi-mode MC-RRH parameters
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Configuring multi-mode MC-RRH parameters

Purpose
This procedure describes how to set the multi-mode MC-RRH parameters.
This section includes the following procedures:
Setting Capacity parameters (p. 4-22).
Setting RemoteRadioHead attributes (p. 4-23).
Setting PAresourceRRH attribute (p. 4-23).
Before you begin

BTSEquipment is provisioned with the appropriate hardware resources.
BTSEquipment is configured and is available in the WPS Network tree.
A workorder is created. For more information on creating a workorder, see
Alcatel-Lucent 9352 Wireless Provisioning System - User Guide, NN-20500-036.
Setting Capacity parameters

Perform the following procedure to set the Capacity object-related attributes.
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1 From the WPS network tree, select BTSEquipment/<BTSEquipment name>.

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2 Select Capacity/<ID> object.

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3 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, select the rrhPowerCapacityLicensing

parameter.
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4 Ensure that the appropriate values are set for this parameter.
Note: The recommended value for this parameter depends on commercial agreement
and installed PA resources.
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5 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, select the rrhCarrierCapacityLicensing

rrhTrduThirdCarrierCapacityLicensing parameter.
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6 Ensure that the appropriate values are set for this parameter.
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Note: The value 0 means that all RRH modules are WCDMA mono-carrier, whereas
value 1 means that all RRH modules are WCDMA bi-carriers (not allowed for
MC-RRH in V7.1.3).
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7 In the Object Editor: Edition panel, check for the following parameter:
rrhTrduThirdCarrierCapacityLicensing
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N D O F S T E P S
Setting RemoteRadioHead attributes

Perform the following procedure to set the RemoteRadioHead object-related attributes.
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1 From the WPS network tree, select BTSEquipment/<BTSEquipment name>.

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2 Select RemoteRadioHead/<ID> object.

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3 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, select the rrhNumberFrequency parameter.
Note: This attribute cannot be used if carrier capacity licensing is not unlimited. Value
0 means no software locking of Number Frequency for an RRH; 1 means that RRH
can manage one frequency only; and 2 means that RRH can manage two frequencies.
The default value is 1 in the current release.
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4 In the Object Editor: Edition panel, check for the following parameters:
rrhGroupId - is an optional parameter.
rrhMode - has to be set to 0 (sectorMode) as repeaterMode is not supported.
AntennaConnectionId
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Setting PAresourceRRH attribute

Perform the following procedure to set the PaResourceRRH object-related attributes.
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1 From the WPS network tree, select BTSEquipment/<BTSEquipment name> >

RemoteRadioHead/<ID>.
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2 Select PaResourceRRH object.

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3 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, select the maxRrhPowerAmplification parameter.
Ensure that appropriate values have been set for this parameter.
Note: This attribute can have allowed values, fullMode, max10W, max20W, max30W,
and max40W. The value fullMode is equivalent with the value max40W. The value
max60W cannot be used in the current release.
Note: Only one PaResource object per RemoteRadioHead object is instantiated in the
multi mode currently.
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Configuration procedures Exporting workorders
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Exporting workorders
Purpose
Use this procedure to generate the XML file with configuration settings for activating
MC-RRH.
Related information
This procedure facilitates speeding up the whole process, by exporting only the relevant
applicable modifications on the Main Server.
Before you begin

Ensure that the required configuration activities for MC-RRH activation are completed
and defined in a workspace by one or several error-free workorders created for the current
view of the network.
Procedure
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1 From the WPS Workorders menu, select Merge Network Changes.

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2 Select an option to save the workspace. If required, enter a new workspace name, and
click Run.
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3 Close the report window and navigate to the workspace area.

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4 In the workorders folder, select the Merged workorder.

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5 Right-click on the selected workorder and select Export workorder from the contextual
menu.
To export the workorder to a local directory, select the on local file system option.
To export the workorder to a live server repository, select on live server repository
option.
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Configuration procedures Exporting workorders
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6 Perform any of the following actions:

To save the workorder on a local directory:
1. Select the location.
2. Enter the filename.
3. Click OK.
To export the workorder to a live server repository:
1. Select Host, user name, and password.
To connect to the server, click Connect.
2. Enter the filename.
3. Click OK.
Result: The <Result_folder> contains the XML file describing only the modified NEs
between the initial and the final network configuration.
This file is used for the direct operation. If the fallback procedure needs to be applied,
the file named <Filename>_reverse.xwo from <Result_folder> must be used.
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N D O F S T E P S
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5 5erforming checks and
P
workorder activation
Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides information about procedures used to perform post-activation
checks and to activate a workorder in WMS.
Contents
Verifying the configuration and workorder activation in WMS 5-2

Performing pre-activation checks 5-3
Activating a workorder in WMS 5-4
Performing post-activation checks 5-6
Activating reverse workorder 5-7
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Performing checks and workorder activation Overview
Verifying the configuration and workorder activation in
WMS
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Verifying the configuration and workorder

activation in WMS
Overview
Purpose
This section provides information about the procedures for verifying the configuration of
multi-mode MC-RRH and activating the workorder in WMS.
Contents
Performing pre-activation checks 5-3

Activating a workorder in WMS 5-4
Performing post-activation checks 5-6
Activating reverse workorder 5-7
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Performing checks and workorder activation Performing pre-activation checks
WMS
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Performing pre-activation checks

Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to verify the following:
The Network and the OMC are running without any problem.
Calls can be established on the impacted RNC.
The workorder (CM XML) file is ready to be activated.
Repeat this procedure for each of the impacted RNCs.
Actions
Perform the following actions:
Check that no impacting alarms exist.
For more information, see the following documents:
Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System - User Guide, NN-20500-032
Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA System - Document Collection Overview, NN-20500-050
Perform an audit of the impacted RNCs. For more information, see Alcatel-Lucent
9353 Wireless Management System - User Guide, NN-20500-032.
Check if calls can be established on the RNC and cells impacted by the feature
activation.
The network and the OMC are running without any problem.
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Performing checks and workorder activation Activating a workorder in WMS
WMS
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Activating a workorder in WMS

Purpose
This procedure describes how to activate a workorder in WMS.
Input parameters
The workorder (CM XML) file generated by WPS ACCESS is transferred to a destination
directory on the main server as described in Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management
System - User Guide, NN-20500-032.
Before you begin

The network and the NSP are normal.
All the workorder files (<filename>-<sub-network name>.xwo and
<filename>-<sub-network name>_reverse.xwo) generated by WPS are transferred to
a /<Result_folder> main server directory as described in Alcatel-Lucent 9353
Wireless Management System - User Guide, NN-20500-032.
Procedure
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1 From the WMS client menu bar, select Configuration -> Sessions Manager.
Result: The Sessions Manager window appears.
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2 From the Sessions Manager window, either:

in Session Tasks pane, click Create new session, or
in Available Sessions pane, right-click Sessions list and select New.
Result: The Create Session window appears.
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3 In the Create Session window - Creation parameters pane, enter a <Session Name>.
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4 From the Create Session window - Workorder(s) Selection pane, in the

cmXML/<Result_folder> folder, select the workorder you want to activate.
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5 Click Add to list.
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Performing checks and workorder activation Activating a workorder in WMS
WMS
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Result: The workorder is added in the right pane.
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6 Click Next to list the impacted nodes.

Result:
The Create Session window - Excluded Nodes pane appears and shows, for each
impacted node, activation details and impacted objects.
Select the nodes to be excluded, if required.
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7 In the Create Session window:

Click Launch.
In the Sessions Manager window, click Summary for <session name> and check the
status of the following nodes:
I-Nodes should be in Loaded state
BTS nodes should be in Validated state
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8 After session creation completion without errors, in the Actions for <session name> tab,
click Activation.
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9 Select all the impacted I-Nodes and click Launch.

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10 When all tasks are completed, in the Sessions Manager window, click on Summary for
<session name> to check that the impacted BTS is in Activated state.
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11 In the Session list, right-click <session name> and select Terminate from the contextual
menu to delete the session.
Result: The new configuration is activated on the BTS.
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Performing checks and workorder activation Performing post-activation checks
WMS
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Performing post-activation checks

Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to verify the following:
The network and the OMC are up and running without any problem.
Calls can be established on the impacted RNC
The MC-RRH configuration settings are activated.
Steps
Perform the following operations:
Check that no impacting alarms exist.
For more information, see the following documents:
Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System - User Guide, NN-20500-032
Alcatel-Lucent 9300 W-CDMA System - Document Collection Overview and
Update Summary, NN-20500-050
Perform calls on the RNCs and the cells for which the feature is activated.
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Performing checks and workorder activation Activating reverse workorder
WMS
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Activating reverse workorder

Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to describe the steps to reverse a workorder activation.
Before you begin

Before you begin, perform the following checks:
The workorder is activated and the (CM XML) file is available in the appropriate
directory.
The data required for the reverse operation is available in the appropriate directory.
Steps
Perform the following steps to reverse a workorder activation:
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1 From the WMS menu bar, select Configuration -> Sessions Manager.
Result: The Sessions Manager window appears.
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2 From the Sessions Manager window, select any of the following options:
In the Session Tasks panel, click Create new session.
InAvailable Sessions panel, right-click Sessions list and select New.
Result: The Create Session window appears.
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3 From the Creation parameters panel, enter the <reverse_session> name.

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4 From the Workorder(s) Selection panel, browse to the CMXML/<Result_folder> folder

and select <Filename>-<Sub-network name>_reverse.xwo.
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5 Click Add to list.

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6 To list the impacted nodes, click Next.
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WMS
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Result: The Excluded Nodes panel on the Create Session window appears.
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7 In the Create Session window, perform the following actions:

1. If the reverse operation is already performed, select the RNC C-Nodes to exclude.
2. Click Launch.
3. In the Sessions Manager window, click Summary for <reverse session name> and
check the status of the nodes.
Ensure that the impacted nodes are in the Loaded state and the RNC nodes are in the
Validated state.
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8 After the session is created without any errors, click Validation in the Actions for
<reverse session name> panel.
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9 Click Launch.
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10 Pre-activate BTSEquipment changes and resolve errors, if any.

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11 To activate the provisioning changes, click Activation.

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12 Select all the impacted nodes and click Launch.

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13 Perform the following actions to check the validation report for each node in the summary
section:
Click Summary for <reverse session name>.
Ensure that the impacted nodes are in the Excluded state.
Ensure that the NodesBs are removed.
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14 After the validation is completed without any errors, if the I-Nodes are not listed in the
summary, go to Step 15. Otherwise, perform the following actions:
In the Actions for <reverse session name> panel, click Activation.
Select all the impacted nodes, and then click Launch.
Click Summary for <reverse session name> and ensure that all the impacted nodes
are in the Activated state.
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WMS
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15 After the changed NEs are validated without errors, click Activation in the Actions for
<reverse session name> panel, and perform the following actions:
Select all the impacted RNCs and click Launch.
When all tasks are completed, click Summary for <reverse session name> to ensure
that the impacted RNCs are in the Activated state.
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16 From the Sessions Manager window, right-click on the Session List, and select
Terminate.
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N D O F S T E P S
Troubleshooting
Table 5-1, Reverse workorder activation (p. 5-9) describes the troubleshooting actions
to perform, in case of failed operations.
Table 5-1 Reverse workorder activation
Failed Step Node Status Action

3 Excluded In case of errors in session creation, analyze logs or
contact the local support or Network Designers to correct
the XML file. Terminate the session and return to Step 1.
10 Validation Failed In case of errors in RNC nodes validation while session
creation, analyze logs or contact the local support or
Network Designers to correct the XML file. Terminate the
session and return to Step 1.
10 Validation Failed In case of errors in session validation, analyze logs or
contact the local support or Network Designers to correct
the XML. Terminate the session and return to Step 1.
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WMS
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Table 5-1 Reverse workorder activation (continued)
Failed Step Node Status Action

11 Activation Partly Perform any of the following actions:
realized If the status is Completed with errors, terminate the
session and check the RNCs Alarms.
If the Critical Alarm Cnode internal synchronization
error exists, the RNCs must be built online to restore
the initial configuration. Contact the local support or
start the Build Online operation on the impacted
RNCs.
For more information, see Alcatel-Lucent 9353
Wireless Management System - User Guide,
NN-20500-032.
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Index
A about the document prerequisites, 3-6

conventions used, xii task sequence and duration, 3-6
document support, xiv ................................................................................................
how to comment, xiv D document

how to order, xiv references, xiii
how to use, xii revision history, xi
intended audience, xi ................................................................................................
new in this release, xi
E exporting workorders online
prerequisite knowledge, xii
procedure, 4-25
related information, xiii
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supported systems, xii
F feature activation verification, 5-6
technical support, xiv
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activation post-checks
I images
procedure, 5-6
MC-RRH architecture, 2-3
activation pre-checks
input parameters
procedure, 5-3
workorder activation, 5-4
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B BTSEquipment configuration
M MC-RRH
configuring BTSCell, 4-11
access, 3-4
configuring BTSEquipment, 4-8
components, 2-4
STSR1, 4-5
configuration parameters, 3-8
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configuration procedures, 4-1
C configuration tasks
configuration tasks, 3-6
global parameters, 4-3
distributed BTS, 2-5
parameters, 3-8
impacted NEs, 3-3
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Alcatel-Lucent 9353 WMS Alcatel-Lucent Proprietary IN-1
Index
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impacted NEs and system, 3-3 workorders
important features, 2-4 exporting online, 4-25
introduction, 2-1, 3-1
login, 3-4
MC-RRH and distributed BTS, 2-3
overview, 2-3
post activation checks, 5-1
restrictions, 3-4
supported equipments, 2-4
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P procedures
configuring a BTSEquiment, 4-8

configuring BTS Cells, 4-11
configuring BTS site, 4-16, 4-16
configuring multi mode MC-RRH parameters, 4-22
configuring NodeB, 4-13, 4-13
configuring RRH site, 4-18, 4-18
creating a BTSEquiment, 4-5
defining antenna system, 4-20
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R reason for revision, xi
reverse engineer, 5-7

reverse workorder activation
troubleshoot, 5-9
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T troubleshoot reverse workorder activation, 5-9
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W WMS
activate a workorder, 5-4

workorder
activate in WMS, 5-4
workorder activation, 5-7
input parameters, 5-4
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Reason for reissue ........................................................................................................................................................................ xi

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Intended audience ......................................................................................................................................................................... xi

Supported systems ...................................................................................................................................................................... xii

How to use this document ........................................................................................................................................................ xii

Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................................................................. xii

Conventions used ........................................................................................................................................................................ xii

Related information ................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

Document support ...................................................................................................................................................................... xiv

Technical support ....................................................................................................................................................................... xiv

How to order ................................................................................................................................................................................ xiv

How to comment ........................................................................................................................................................................ xiv

1 Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation .......................................................................................... 1-2

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-2

MC-RRH and distributed BTS ............................................................................................................................................. 2-3

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-2

Impacted network elements ................................................................................................................................................... 3-3

Required access and restrictions .......................................................................................................................................... 3-4

Configuration tasks and duration

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-5

Configuration tasks .................................................................................................................................................................. 3-6

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-7

Parameters for BTSEquipment and MC-RRH configuration ................................................................................... 3-8

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

Initial configuration procedures

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-2

Setting global parameters ....................................................................................................................................................... 4-3

Configuring BTS equipment with MC-RRH

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-4

Creating a BTSEquipment for multi mode MC-RRH ................................................................................................. 4-5

Configuring a BTSEquipment for multi-mode MC-RRH ......................................................................................... 4-8

Configuring BTS Cells ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-11

Configuring NodeB ............................................................................................................................................................... 4-13

Configuring BTS site ............................................................................................................................................................ 4-16

Configuring MC-RRH site .................................................................................................................................................. 4-18

Defining antenna system ...................................................................................................................................................... 4-20

Exporting workorders ........................................................................................................................................................... 4-25

5 Performing checks and workorder activation

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-1

Verifying the configuration and workorder activation in WMS

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-2

Performing pre-activation checks ....................................................................................................................................... 5-3

Activating a workorder in WMS ......................................................................................................................................... 5-4

Performing post-activation checks ..................................................................................................................................... 5-6

Activating reverse workorder ............................................................................................................................................... 5-7

3-1 Configuration task sequence .................................................................................................................................. 3-6

3-2 BTSEquipment parameters .................................................................................................................................... 3-8

5-1 Reverse workorder activation ............................................................................................................................... 5-9

2-1 MC-RRH architecture .............................................................................................................................................. 2-3

4-1 Operation: Create a new BTS Equipment ........................................................................................................ 4-6

4-2 Configuring BTSEquipment - one frequency ................................................................................................. 4-9

4-3 Configuring BTSEquipment - two frequencies ............................................................................................ 4-10

4-4 Operation: Configure BTS cells ........................................................................................................................ 4-12

4-5 Operation: Configure NodeB .............................................................................................................................. 4-14

4-6 Operation: Antenna system definition ............................................................................................................. 4-21

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