ZXSDR BTS & Node B Data

Configuration

ZTE University
Objective

 After this course ， you will ：

 Describe the flow of SDR data configuration
 Describe the networking and IP planning of SDR
 Handle the SDR data configuration task
Contents

 Overview
 Example for Data Planning
 OMCB Data Configuration
SDR Architecture
BS8700
Antenna
BBU

BB
CPRI
FS RRU

E1
RadioUnit
Radio Unit Fiber
SA/
STM-1 SE/
CC
NIS
GE/FE

=
Control Signaling
Clock
Data

+ RRU
B8200

The
The structure
structure of
of BS8700
BS8700 isis BBU
BBU plus
plus RRU,
RRU, with
with separated
separated modules
modules as
as Base
Base band
band unit
unit and
and RF
RF unit.
unit.
IP Abis/Iub Interface
 Different from traditional base stations, SDR base stations
adopt the all-IP architecture. Their Abis/Iub interfaces use
the IP protocol and physical bearing medium is FE/GE or
E1/T1 (IP over E1/T1) instead of traditional TDM over
E1/T1. IP over E1/T1 can take advantage of the existing
transmission equipment to save investment. FE/GE can
obtain more bandwidth, which complies with the evolution
trend of the IP-based telecommunications system.
OMCB Definition
 OMCB- Operate and Maintenance Center for Node B

OMM OMCB OMCR

RNC BSC

SDR
Networking of GU Co-site

Abis

OMCR
Switch or DDF

iBSC
B8200 MINOS

Iub

OMCR

RNC
SDR Commissioning Flow
Prepare SDR Install
commissioning BSC

Check hardware Configure OMCR

installation data

Check
Configure OMCB
transmission and
data
configuration

No

Is link
established?

Yes

Synchronize data
between SDR and
OMCB

End
Contents

 Overview
 Example for Data Planning
 OMCB Data Configuration
Racks and Boards Planning
 Rack 1: one BBU (B8200)
 Rack 2: one RRU (R8882), with the working frequency
band of 900MHz and the radio system of GSM
 Rack 3: one RRU (R8840), with the working frequency
band of 2,100 MHz and the radio system of WCDMA

15 4 8

3 7
FS uBPG
14
PM 2 6

13 1 5
SA CC BPC
Transmission Resource Planning
iBSC
EUIP_2GSDR:
172.18.6.254/24
OMP

EIPI
SDTB2 OMC1
(EUIP)
OMC2

IP Abis: IP Abis RPU

20.20.0.1

139.29.12.254/24
GSM IP: 172.18.6.18/24
WCDMA IP (IPoE1): 110.10.6.18/24

GIPI_OMCB:
WCDMA IP (IPoFE): 60.30.6.18/24 EUIP_3GSDR: 110.10.6.254/24
OMCB Link IP: 112.12.6.18/24 RNC EUIP_OMCB_CH: 112.12.6.254/24 GIPI3

SDR GE1

SDTI GE2

GE3

GE4

ROMB SBCX

139.29.12.1/24
OMCB IP:
OMC1 OMC1
OMCB_CH_IP:

OMC2 OMC2
113.40.0.1

OMP1(OMCB)

RPU
IP Iub IP Iub:
30.20.0.1
30.30.0.1
Planning of SDR Transmission Resources
and IP addresses
Name Meaning Address
GSM IP GSM IP address of SDR 172.18.6.18/24
WCDMA IP (IPoE1) WCDMA IP address of SDR (IP over E1) 110.10.6.18/24
WCDMA IP (IPoFE) WCDMA IP address of SDR (IP over FE) 60.30.6.18/24

OMCB Link IP OMCB Link IP address of SDR 112.12.6.18/24

EUIP_2GSDR IP address of iBSC for SDR Gateway (IPoverE1) 172.18.6.254/24

EUIP_3GSDR IP address of RNC for SDR Gateway (IPoverE1) 110.10.6.254/24

IP address of the OMCB channel for SDR O&M
EUIP_OMCB_CH 112.12.6.254/24
Gateway
GIPI_3GSDR IP address of RNC for SDR Gateway (IPoverFE) 60.30.6.254/24

GIPI_OMCB IP address of RNC for OMCB Gateway 139.29.12.254/24

OMCB_IP OMCB IP address configured for RNC 139.29.12.1/24

IP Abis IP Abis virtual address of iBSC 20.20.0.1
IP Iub virtual address 1 of RNC 30.20.0.1
IP Iub
IP Iub virtual address 2 of RNC 30.30.0.1
OMCB_CH_IP OMCB Channel IP 113.40.0.1
Time Slot Allocation

E1 Link HDLC ID in Connection

IP Port ID Time Slot HDLC ID Remarks
ID BSC/RNC Side Object
Transparent
IP Port
Link ID0 Slot 1-31 HDLC ID0 HDLC ID 1 iBSC transmission via
ID2
RNC
IP Port
Link ID1 Slot 1-31 HDLC ID1 HDLC ID 2 RNC Straight-through
ID3
IP Port
Link ID2 Slot 1-31 HDLC ID2 HDLC ID 3 RNC Straight-through
ID4
IP Port
Link ID3 Slot 3-31 HDLC ID3 HDLC ID 4 RNC Straight-through
ID5
IP Port
Link ID3 Slot 1-2 HDLC ID4 HDLC ID 5 RNC O&M Link of OMCB
ID5
SCTP Association Parameters

Parameter Meaning Planned Value Remarks

Configure SDR port
GSM site number (SCTP port
GSM No. 6 number in the case of
number of 2GSDR)
SCTP for GSM
Node B ID UMTS site number 6 -
SCTP port number of
The home CMP
iBSC = 14592 + home
iBSC Port No. SCTP port number of iBSC module number of
CMP module number
SDR is 3.
of SDR
The configuration of
RNC Port No. SCTP port number of RNC 777 RNC is consistent with
that of SDR
The configuration of
3GSDR Port No. SCTP port number of 2GSDR 777 RNC is consistent with
that of SDR
GSM Radio Resource
RF Unit R8882

Cell S2/2

Carrier Wave Power 30W for each Carrier Wave

Frequency point 10, 14(Cell1) 20, 24(Cell2)

BCCH Frequency point 10(Cell1), 20(Cell2)

MCC 216

MNC 1
LAC 3981
CI 65401(Cell1), 65511(Cell2)
NCC 0
BCC 0
UMTS Radio Resource
RF Unit R8840

Carriers 3C

Carrier Wave Power 20W for each Carrier Wave

Frequency point 1920, 1925, 1930, 2110, 2115,2120

MCC 216

MNC 1
LAC 3981
Local Cell ID 0,1,2
Clock, Environment, and Monitored Data

Data Type Configuration

Environment Monitoring Configuration Default

Dry Contact Alarm Configuration Main Power Supply has a fault alarm

GPS: High priority; Line clock: Low

Clock Source Priority Configuration
priority
Contents

 Overview
 Example for Data Planning
 OMCB Data Configuration
 Configuration Overview
 Converting Data
 Importing Data
 Synchronizing Data
 Export Data
 Modifying Data
Two Methods Configure the Site Data
1. Configure the data in the GUI of LMT or OMCB.
2. Configure the data in the Negotiation template in Excel format,
convert the Excel to xml format with SDRConfTool, and then import
the data in xml format to LMT or OMCB.

SDR V4.11 does not support GUI configuration. The data can only be
configured in EXCEL format.
Data NEGOTIATION TEMPLATE
Fill in Filling Data
Configuration
NEGOTIATION
Template

Flow Not verified

SDRConfTool
Import data to Converting
SDRConfTool
Data
Verified
(Generate MO
Template)

CMX
Import MO
Verified
Export
Importing
Verify
to CMX to OMC Data
Not verified

Modify MO
Template

OMCB
Offline Yes Synchronzie
Switch
data
reverse
config set all tables Synchronizing
No Synchronize Data
modified
tables
What is CMX?

 CMX is short for Configuration Management expert. It is

integrated in LMT and OMCB, providing data import and
export interface and perform validity check of the
configuration data.
 In the process of data configuration, CMX performs the
operations of five steps: import, edit, verify, compare, and
export. The operations which CMX performs ensure that
the configuration data is exported to the base station
completely and accurately.
Template in OMCB
…\zxomcb\ums-clnt\deploy\template\CMX

NEGONIATION Template

MO Template

 The MO Template contains all MO data for site configuration. It consists of many
sheets and is very complicated in configuration. The parameters that cannot be
configured in the NEGOTIATION Template will be filled in the MO Template.
 The NEGOTIATION Template is similar to the templates in the previous versions. Many
default parameters are omitted, and many parameters are automatically associated.
Therefore, only some necessary data needs to be filled on site, and it is applicable to
most sites.

From OMCBV4.11.10.08P06, Only the MO Template can be imported to OMCB or

LMT through CMX.
 Template in LMT
MO Template Path:
copy_version\config\

NEGOTIATION Template:
copy_version\config\conf\r08

NEGOTIATION Template applicable to different scenarios

copy_version\Template and
copy_version\Negotiation_template\
SDRConfTool
 For OMCBV4.11.10.08P06 and later versions, the conversion from
NEGOTIATION Template to MO Template is completed in the
SDRConfTool independently. Only the MO Template can be imported
to OMCB or LMT through CMX.
 NEGOTIATION Template in OMCBV4.11.10.1x is released in the
\template\v4.11.10.1x directory of the SDRConfTool package.
Filling in Template
 It is not suggested to configure data in MO Template directly, because
there are lots of parameters to be filled in, and the constraint relation
between sheets is very complicated. Refer to MOM User Guide in
the \ums-clnt\zxomcb\MEDIATOR\SDRMAP\mediator-sdrmap-cm-
wsf.par\res\info directory for detailed filling instruction of MO Template.
Contents

 Overview
 Example for Data Planning
 OMCB Data Configuration
 Configuration Overview
 Converting Data
 Importing Data
 Synchronizing Data
 Export Data
 Modifying Data
Converting Data
 Use SDRConfTool to convert NEGOTIATION Template to MO
Template, and then import the data to OMCB.

1
Double Click Run.bat to start the SDRConfTool
Converting Data

2 Click the button of Import Negotiation File to choose the

NEGOTIATION Template with the configuration data. Click the
button of Export SDR MO File to set the name and path of the
exported MO Template.

For the data modification in existing network, click the button of

Synchronized SDR MO File to choose the original MO Template
exported from the existing network.
Contents

 Overview
 Example for Data Planning
 OMCB Data Configuration
 Configuration Overview
 Converting Data
 Importing Data
 Synchronizing Data
 Export Data
 Modifying Data
Importing Data
1 In Configuration Management > SDR Configuration
Management, choose CMX-OMCB to start CMX.
Importing Data
2 In the window of CMX-Wizard, choose Import Data File, and
then click Next.
Importing Data
3 Click to choose the file to be imported. In the drop-down list
of Matched base station, choose Modify main configset or
Create new configset.
Importing Data
4 If Modify main configset is chosen, click Next to start data
verification. If the verification fails, the Exception Detail button
will be shown. Click this button to view the detailed error
information. If the verification successful. click Next.

Exception Detail
Importing Data
5 Click Next. Start the data import.

double-click the NE to query

the modified parameters
Importing Data
6 After the data is imported successfully, the Next button will be
changed to Finish.
Importing Data
7 If Create new configset is chosen, click Next to start data
verification. If the verification fails, the Exception Detail button
will be shown. If the verification is passed, the following figure
will appear.

the NE exists in OMCB

the NE does not exists in OMCB

Importing Data
8 It prompts the Batch Offline Reverse will be started, and CMX
will be closed automatically.
Contents

 Overview
 Example for Data Planning
 OMCB Data Configuration
 Configuration Overview
 Converting Data
 Importing Data
 Synchronizing Data
 Export Data
 Modifying Data
Batch Offline Reverse
 Import the xml file generated by CMX into the database of
OMCB, belonging to the target SDR .

Click Yes
Batch Offline Reverse
 Click OK, a box pops up indicating whether to switch the
successful configset from slave to master state. Click Cancel to
complete Batch Offline Reverse, or click OK to continue with the
following procedure.

2
Batch Offline Reverse
 Whether to switch Successful Configset to Master State. Click OK.

1
2
Synchronizing Data
 Synchronize the data in the OMCB database to the actual equipment (SDR) to
valid it in the network.

Right-click the managed element

to choose Synchronize All
Tables or Synchronize Modified
Tables.
In OMCBV4.11, after switching
the configset, choose
Synchronize Modified Tables to
avoid base station reset due to
all table synchronization.
Contents

 Overview
 Example for Data Planning
 OMCB Data Configuration
 Configuration Overview
 Converting Data
 Importing Data
 Synchronizing Data
 Export Data
 Modifying Data
How to Export Data?
1 In the window of CMX-Wizard, choose Export Data File, and then click Next.
How to Export Data?
 Click the site to be exported, set the name and path of the file to be exported. In order to export the slave configset, choose
2 the check box of Export slave Configsets. In order to export the master configset, clear this check box. Click Next.
How to Export Data?
 If the check box of Export slave configsets is not chosen, the export result will
3
prompt in the pop-up window.

If it is failure, check
the detail.
How to Export Data?
 If the check box of Export slave configsets is chosen, click the item in the
4
configset column of any line, and choose one of the configset of the site from
the drop-down list. Type Configset userlabel to locate a certain configset.
Contents

 Overview
 Example for Data Planning
 OMCB Data Configuration
 Configuration Overview
 Converting Data
 Importing Data
 Synchronizing Data
 Export Data
 Modifying Data
How to Modifying Data Online
 Modify data of one SDR in OMCB database, such as adding records, deleting
records or modification some value in existing records.

1 In the window of CMX-Wizard, choose Modify Data File, and then click Next.
How to Modifying Data Online

2 Choose the site to be modified, and click Next.

How to Modifying Data Online
3 Click Edit, the “411_ALLDATA.xls” template (the MO Template for the chosen
site) will pop up. Modify the template, and then save and close the template.
Click Next.
How to Modifying Data Online
4 Two progress bars for data conversion, verification and comparison will be
shown in the window. If the data is not correct, the Exception Detail button will
be shown in the red box of the following figure.
How to Modifying Data Online
5 If the data is correct, the following window will be open. In this window, double-
click the NE to view the specified parameters modified in the above steps.
Click Next.
How to Modifying Data Online
6 Completing Data Modification
How to Modifying Offline
1 Export the MO Template with the configuration data to the client in the PC.


2 If the data to be modified is not included in the NEGOTIATION Template,
modify the data in the MO Template.

 If the data to be modified is included in the NEGOTIATION Template, use

3 SDRConfTool to convert MO Template to NEGOTIATION Template, and then
convert NEGOTIATION Template to MO Template.
How to Modifying Offline

3-a Open SDRConfTool, click the Export tab

How to Modifying Offline
 Click the button of Import SDR MO File to choose the MO Template to be
3-b
converted. Click the button of Export Negotiation File to set the name
and path of NEGOTIATION Template to be generated.

3-c  Click Execute to start converting MO Template to NEGOTIATION

Template.

3-d  Modify the NEGOTIATION Template, and save it. Convert the
NEGOTIATION Template to MO Template..

3-e  Click the Import tab of SDRConfTool.

How to Modifying Offline

Choose the original MO Template exported from the existing network

Choose the modified MEGOTIATION Template

Set the name and path of the MO Template to be generated

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4  Import the modified MO Template to OMCB.