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PasolinkPasolink

Engineering ManualEngineering Manual

International Training DivisionInternational Training Division

JapanJapan


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Pasolink Engineering ManualPasolink Engineering Manual 22


IntroductionIntroduction


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System OverviewSystem Overview


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System ComponentsSystem Components


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System ComponentsSystem Components


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Collection of Performance DataCollection of Performance Data


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Performance / Events data ManagementPerformance / Events data Management

Event Log

File

Day 1

20020911

Day#1

Day#90

Day 1

20020911

Day#1

Day#7

Link

Performance

ESSES

UAS

BBEOFS

Event Log

File

Day 1

20020911

Day#1

Day#

90

1

300

Latest

Oldest

IDU (PM Card)

PNMS

If the link between IDU and thePNMS is broken the events

occoured during the down time

will not be available in thePNMS

Performance History is saved in the IDU daily (maximum of 7 days).

PNMS retreive this performance data at a preset time once per day.

Events

Status Change

Alarm Occurrence

Alarm RecoveryControls

Parameter Change

Page n

Page 3

Page 2

Page 1

(300 Events)

Event Log File

Create One Event File per day, if

the number of events per day is

more than 300, will open another

page under the same file.


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Configuration FilesConfiguration Files


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PMC Operation ModePMC Operation Mode


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PMC Operation ModePMC Operation Mode


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NETWORK ELEMENT ICONS

ETWORK ELEMENT ICONS

PASOLINK PLUS NE

PASOLINK NE

TYPE OF NETWORK ELEMENTTO BE INCLUDED IN THENETWORK CONFIGURATIONCAN BE SELECTED FROM THENE TYPE LIST.

R INDICATES ROOT NE

SMALL SQUARESINDICATES THE ICONIS SELECTED

WHEN THE CURSOR IS MOVED OVERANY NE, PASOLINK TYPE, NE NAMEAND IP ADDRESS ARE DISPLAYED

B INDICATES BRANCH NE

NE WITHOUT C OR S IS RPM

THE NUMBER BELOW THE ICON AREALLOCATED AUTOMATICALLY AND IS THENAME FOR THE NE. IT CAN BE CHANGEDFROM THE NE PROPERTIES.

S INDICATES SUB-CPM

C INDICATES CPM

MIU CONCENTRATOR)

CPM - Central Pasolink Management

SCPM -Sub Central Pasolink Management

RPM - Remote Pasolink Management

MIU HOP


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PNMS ArchitecturePNMS Architecture

CPM CPM

CPM

SCPM

SCPM

SCPM

SCPM

SCPM

Sub et

CPM Cluster

PNMS Network

CPM Cluster

CPM Cluster

Sub et

Sub et

Sub et Sub et

CPM Subnet

PNMS

Maximum Number of SCPM inMaximum Number of SCPM in

CPM Cluster is 32 (V3/V4) orCPM Cluster is 32 (V3/V4) or

64 (Paso+ and NEO)64 (Paso+ and NEO)

Maximum Number of CPMMaximum Number of CPM

per PNMS is 32(Windows)per PNMS is 32(Windows)

or 320 (UNI), 500 NEOor 320 (UNI), 500 NEO

Maximum Number of NEMaximum Number of NEper SCPM is 13,5,1 (V3/V4)per SCPM is 13,5,1 (V3/V4)

61,29,13,5,1 (Paso+), NEO61,29,13,5,1 (Paso+), NEO

Maximum Number of BranchMaximum Number of Branch

MultiMulti --Drop per site is 13Drop per site is 13

Maximum Number ofMaximum Number of

NE per CPM ClusterNE per CPM Cluster

416(13x32) for V3/V4416(13x32) for V3/V4

or 500 (maximumor 500 (maximum

allowed per CPM) forallowed per CPM) for

Paso+Paso+

Maximum Number ofMaximum Number of

NE per CPM ClusterNE per CPM Cluster

496(62x8) for NEO496(62x8) for NEO


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Sizing Rule for PMCSizing Rule for PMC


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Sizing Rule for PMCSizing Rule for PMC


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Role Change FunctionRole Change Function


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Physical Interfaces (V4)Physical Interfaces (V4)


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PNMS Communication InterfacesPNMS Communication Interfaces


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NEO ConnectionsNEO Connections

SW

HUB2

4

1 5 LANCONT CPU

3

ASYNC

USB

19.2ASYNC

This port is used for equipment connection.NE

In 2-WAY composition, this port is used.SV2

This port is used for radio connection of

equipment.

SV1

This port is used for PNMSj. 10Base-T( Half

duplex)

NE1(NMS

RolePort Name

USB

19.2ASYNC

This port is used for equipment connection.NE

In 2-WAY composition, this port is used.SV2

This port is used for radio connection of

equipment.

SV1

This port is used for PNMSj. 10Base-T( Half

duplex)

NE1(NMS

RolePort Name

adio SV line

384kbps

Store & forward

NEO

SV2

SV

1

GND

M5 Screw

IF

TNC(F)

LCT/PNMT

USB

Type B

DC Power

Molex

Main Signal Port

D-sub 37 pin (F)

SC(IN/OUT)

D-sub 44 pin (F)

PNMS/NE

RJ-45

LAN

RJ-45

Head Set

Mini Jack

MMC Slot

GND

M5 Screw

IF

TNC(F)

LCT/PNMT

USB

Type B

DC Power

Molex

Main Signal Port

D-sub 37 pin (F)

SC(IN/OUT)

D-sub 44 pin (F)

PNMS/NE

RJ-45

LAN

RJ-45

Head Set

Mini Jack

MMC Slot

PDH Interface


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PNMSjPNMSj Communication ArchitectureCommunication Architecture

PNMS Communication Architecture (LAN Interface)

NormalNE-1

SNMP/TFTPSNMP/TFTPSNMP/TFTPAP

EthernetEthernetPhysical

LANLANData Link

IPIPIPNetwork

UDPUDPUDPTransport

Back-Back)

(Back-Back)

PNMS-Root

NE

Ethernet

LAN

LAN

RootNE

Branch

NE-1

Branch

NE-1

NormalNE-2

Normal

NE-4

NormalNE-3

Normal

NE-5

The interface condition between PNMSj and NEs (Root NE, Branch NE, Normal NE)

is summarized in Figure 5.1. For point to point connection or point to multipoint

connection PNMSj (Windows and UNIX) the physical interface between PNMSj

and Root NE is LAN, then Root NE, Branch NE and Normal NE is LAN interface.


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Network Sizing RuleNetwork Sizing Rule

Pasolink+

PNMS for Windows PNMS for UNIX

Maximum number of NE per PNMS 500 / 1000

1)

1000 ~ 10,000

2)

Maximum number of Root NE per PNMS 32

3)

320

4)

Maximum number of NEs per Root NE Cluster 500

Maximum number of Sub networks per Root NE Cluster 64subnets

Maximum number of NE per Sub network 62, 30, 14, 6, 2

Maximum number of Branch multi-drop) per site 31

Pasolink

PNMS for Windows PNMS for UNIX

Maximum number of NE per PNMS 500 / 1000

1)

1000 ~ 10,000

2)

Maximum number of CPM per PNMS 32

3)

320

4)

Maximum number of NEs per CPM Cluster 416

Maximum number of Sub networks per CPM Cluster 64 subnets

Note:Note: (1) Maximum number of NE 500 or 1000 is depends on PC Hardware s(1) Maximum number of NE 500 or 1000 is depends on PC Hardware specifications.pecifications.

(2) Ten different software types available. (1000 / 2000 / 3000(2) Ten different software types available. (1000 / 2000 / 3000 / 4000 / 5000 / 6000 / 7000 / 8000 / 9000 /10000 NEs)/ 4000 / 5000 / 6000 / 7000 / 8000 / 9000 /10000 NEs)

(3) Through LAN Interface (16 using Serial Interface)(3) Through LAN Interface (16 using Serial Interface)

(4) PNMS UNIX supports up to 10 Regions and each region can acco(4) PNMS UNIX supports up to 10 Regions and each region can accommodate 32 Root NEs (CPMs)mmodate 32 Root NEs (CPMs)

NEO

5000

500

496

64


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Pasolink IP Addressing and SubnetsPasolink IP Addressing and Subnets

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

172 18 0 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

SubNet Address

1stSub

Net

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 1 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

First Host 171.18.0.1

Last Host 171.18.0.14

Second Host 171.18.0.2

Not Allowed 171.18.0.15

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

172 18 0 16

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

2nd

Sub

Net

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 1 1 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 1 1 1 1 1

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

172 18 0 64

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

5th

Sub

Net

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 0 0 0 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 0 1 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 0 1 1 1 1

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

172 18 0 80

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 1 0 0 0 1

6thSub

Net

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 1 0 0 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 1 1 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 1 1 1 1 1

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

172 18 0 32

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 0 0 0 0 1

3rd

Sub

Net

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 0 0 0 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 0 1 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 0 1 1 1 1

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

172 18 0 48

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 1 0 0 0 1

4th

Sub

Net

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 1 0 0 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 1 1 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

172 18 0 96

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 0 0 0 0 1

7th

Sub

Net

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 0 0 0 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 0 1 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 0 1 1 1 1

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

172 18 0 112

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 1 0 0 0 1

8thSub

Net

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 1 0 0 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 1 0 1 1 0

1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 1 1 1 1 1


SubNet Address


Last Host 171.18.0.14




SubNet Address


Last Host 171.18.0.46




SubNet Address


Last Host 171.18.0.62




SubNet Address


Last Host 171.18.0.78




SubNet Address


Last Host 171.18.0.94




SubNet Address


Last Host 171.18.0.110




SubNet Address

First Host 171.18.0.113

Last Host 171.18.0.126





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Pasolink Subnet SettingPasolink Subnet Setting

172 18 0 0

255 255 255 240

Network Address

Default Sub Net Mask

12Bits

Sub Net Address 255 255 254 0

Network Address Host7 Bit Mask 5 Bits

Finally the available number

of Subnets are 25= 32

Available number

of Hosts are 24 -2 = 16

(Fixed can not be changed)

255 255 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 01 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Available number

Subnets = 212-2 = 4096

Define the

number of Hosts

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0

Sub Net Address 255 255 255 0

Network Address Host8 Bit Mask 4 Bits

Finally the available number

of Subnets are 24= 16

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

(Example 1)

(Example 2)

Define the

number of Subnets

Define the

number of Subnets


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Single / Dual Master ConfigurationsSingle / Dual Master Configurations


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Simple Trunk Line Network (LAN Interface)Simple Trunk Line Network (LAN Interface)

Logical Model

Physical Model

192.168.2.254

192.168.2.1


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Plural CPM Configuration (1)Plural CPM Configuration (1)


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PNMS

Hub

192 . 168 . 2 . 1

192 . 168 . 2 . 252 192 . 168 . 2 . 254 192 . 168 . 2 . 251

Plural CPM Configuration (2)Plural CPM Configuration (2)


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Simple Trunk Line NetworkSimple Trunk Line Network(Through IP Network)(Through IP Network)


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MultiMulti--Cluster Network (1)Cluster Network (1)

Dedicated Leased Line (Serial Interface)Dedicated Leased Line (Serial Interface)


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MultiMulti--Cluster Network (2)Cluster Network (2)

(LAN / Serial Interface)(LAN / Serial Interface)


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In accordance with customers network such thatmany CPM clusters scattered in all over theregion as shown in figures below, plural CPMs arerequired to be monitored and controlled byPNMS. In such cases the number of the requiredRouter serial ports increases in accordance withthe number of CPMs.The concept of reducing the number CPMs is bylocating the CMP function at the PNMS site.

CPM Reduction Solution (1/2)CPM Reduction Solution (1/2)


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CPM Reduction Solution (2/2)CPM Reduction Solution (2/2)


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Parallel PNMS OperationParallel PNMS Operation


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Central and Regional PNMSCentral and Regional PNMS


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HARDWARE/SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

ARDWARE/SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

RECOMMENDED PNMS PC CONFIGURATION

LAPTOP PC WITH TFT DISPLAY (IBM COMPATIBLE)

CPU: PENTIUM-II 366 MHz OR HIGHER

RAM: 128 MB OR MORE

HDD: 2 GB OR MORE

FDD: 3.5INCH

CD-ROM: 8 x OR HIGHER

INTEGRATED SOUND CARD AND SPEAKER

OPERATING SYSTEM

WINDOWS 95 (ENGLISH VERSION) ORWINDOWS 98 (ENGLISH VERSION) OR

WINDOWS NT WORKSTATION Ver. 4.0 (ENGLISH VERSION)

WINDOWS 2000 (ENGLISH VERSION)

APPLICATION PROGRAMNEC NETCONFIG TOOL / PNMS SOFTWARE

WINDOWS XP (ENGLISH VERSION)

Pasolink V4Pasolink V4

NECITR-YTC

ART-NOV/03-01

11

PASOLINK (1+0) SYSTEMSPASOLINK (1+0) SYSTEMS

2MB x 4, Fixed Bit Rate system

2MB x 4, Fixed Bit Rate system with 2 x 10/100Base T (X) LAN Interface

2MB x 2/4/8/16 Bit Rate Free system

2MB x 2/4/8/16 Bit Rate Free system with 2 x 10/100Base T (X) LAN Interface


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Network Configuration ToolNetwork Configuration Tool


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NetCfg Tool Main WindowNetCfg Tool Main Window

WORKPLACE WINDOW

NETWORK ELEMENT ICON

MAIN MENU TOOL BAR

BACK TO BACK CONNECTION

PASOLINK RADIO HOP

NETWORK LIST WINDOW

ADD A NEW NETWORK/WORKPLCE WINDOW TO THE EXISTING NETWORK

OPEN NEW NETWORK WORKPLACE WINDOW

CREATE NETWORK CONFIGURATION. SHOULD BE

CARRIED OUT FOR EACH WORKPLACEWINDOW(NETWORK)

PRINT SELECTED PRINT AREA

SELECT THE WORKSPACE PRINT AREA TO BE PRINTED

BACK TO B ACK LINE MODE SELECTION

SELECT MODE

NETWORK ELEMENT TYPE -PULL DOWN MENU

OPEN

SAVE

MULTIPLE

CPMs


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PASOLINK V3/V4

ASOLINK V3/V4

- NE PROPERTIES

E PROPERTIES

RIGHT CLICK ON THE SELECTED PASOLINK (V3/V4) ICON, FROM THE POP-UP MENU SELECT PROPERTIES. PASOLINK PROPERTIES WINDOW FOR NE

OPENS

EQUIPMENT tYPE

NETWORK ELEMENT NAME

Defines the station name of the Pasolink.

Maximum number of characters 32.

Netconfigtool automatically enter a number

here which can be changed manually. This

name is displayed in the PNMS and PNMT.

Area Name

Note

PMC TYPE

Defines the role of the Pasolink

Management card in the network, It

can either be a CPM , RPM or Sub-

CPM. NAME POSITION

Defines the position where the

Pasolink Name will be displayed in

relation to the Pasolink symbol on the

work space

ANTENNA DIRECTION

Defines the direction the antenna in the

Pasolink Icon is facing in the work space

GENERAL TAB

Default TAB in the NE Properties window.Use this window to change the Pasolink

General configuration Parameters.

Specifies the type of equipment of the

selected NE. (Pasolink V3 or Pasolink V4 or

Pasolink-S).

Optional The area where the NE is located.

This information can be viewed only in the

Netconfig Tool. (32 characters)

A note describing the NE can be entered

from here. (100 characters). The Note can

also be changed from the PNMS/PNMT


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PASOLINK V3/V4

ASOLINK V3/V4

- NE PROPERTIES

E PROPERTIES

CLICK ON THE NETWORK TAB. THIS IS ACTIVE ONLYIN THE CPMC.

DPU Port IP ADDRESS

Indicates the assigned IP Address of the

selected Pasolink

Subnet Mask

Defines which part of the PM cards IP

address is masked and be defined as its

subnet. This also defines the class of IPaddressing used (Class A, B or C)

DPU Port NETWORK NAME

Defines the name of the DPU Port sub-

network

OPPOSITE NETWORK ELEMENT

Indicates the IP address of the opposite

station

IP ADDRESS OF NMS Port

This IP address is only assigned to theNMS port of the CPM if it is in multi-drop or

multi-branch network. IP ADDRESS OF SCPM

IP address of the SCPM in a

multi-drop or multi-branch

network

SECONDARY NETWORK NAME

Define the name of the secondary sub-

network, if there are any, that the selected

Pasolink is connected

Not used in the case of RPMC

DPU Port Subnet Mask

Assign IP address & Subnet Mask Manually

Select When IP address and Subnet

Mask of the DPU and NMS ports are tobe changed manually.

16 (255.255.255.240)Only 3 Subnet Masks are allowed:

8 (255.255.255.248)4 (255.255.255.252)

IP address of the SCPM in amulti-drop or multi-branch

network


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PASOLINK V3/V4

ASOLINK V3/V4

- NE PROPERTIES

E PROPERTIES

CLICK ON THE HDLC TAB TO CHANGE THE

CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS

Note: Parameters available for setting in the NE Properties

varies for CPMC, SPMC and RPMC Network elements.

HDLC TIMER-MASTER TIMEOUT

The time in mili-seconds after which the

PMC will assume that it has lost

communication with the master PMC

HDLC TIMER-SLAVE TIMEOUTThe time in mili-seconds after which the

PMC will assume that the link with the slavePMC is lost

Role Change TimeoutThe slave PMC waits for this time period (in

seconds) for the polling message from the

CPMC before it changes itself to assume

the role of the CPMC

High BER DPU Inhib it

If high BER DPU Inhibit is set to enable,

HBER alarm is inhibited.

The interval in mili-seconds after which

the PMC will check for the polling signal

from the master PMC

HDLC TIMER-MASTER INTERVAL

When the PMC link with the master

PMC in the upper Network is lost, the

PMC can automatically change its role

from slave to master PMC. When the

link is re-establish, it automatically

change the role back to slave

Enable enable the above role change

Disable- Disable the above role change

AUTO ROLE CHANGE


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PASOLINK V3/V4

ASOLINK V3/V4

- NE PROPERTIES

E PROPERTIES

CLICK ON THE PORT TAB TO CHANGE THE PORT

CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS.



DPU Port Baud Rate

Defines the speed of the DPU Port in

bps.

DPU PORT Action Mode

Defines the role of the DPU port of Pasolink.

This will be defined after create Configuration

is done. Action mode can be set as Master ,

Slave or Repeater.

NMS PORT- Mode

Defines the interface protocol used by the

NMS Port connection

NMS PORT Action Mode

Defines the role of the NMS port of Pasolink.

This will be defined after create Configuration

is done. Action mode can be set as Master ,Slave or Repeater or Disabled

DPU Port Baud Rate

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PASOLINK V3/V4

ASOLINK V3/V4

- NE PROPERTIES

E PROPERTIES

CLICK ON THE OTHER TAB TO CHANGE OTHERPASOLINK PARAMETERS.



Auto Set Time

When enabled, the PMC automatically

sets its time to match that of the PNMS

or the CPMC.Set Time Interval

The PMC periodically synchronizes its

time to the PNMS or CPMC. The time

interval between time synchronization in

seconds.. FLASH ROM-Auto Write BackWhen enabled, the PMC automatically

writes the Log data and PM data to the

Flash ROM.

FLASH ROM- Write Back Interval

The PMC periodically writes the Log data

and PM data to the Flash ROM. This

parameter defines the time interval

between Flash ROM writing.


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PASOLINK V3/V4

ASOLINK V3/V4

- NE PROPERTIES

E PROPERTIES

CLICK ON THE PNMS TAB. THIS IS ACTIVE ONLY INNE ASSIGNED AS THE CPMC.

PNMS CONNECTION

Defines the type of connection

used by the CPMC to connect to

the PNMS PC.

IP Address and Subnet MaskThese settings are active only when the

PNMS connection is selected as LAN. The

IP address of the LAN port of the Pasolink

used as the CPMC, and its Subnet MASKDEFAULT GATEWAY

Dial-up using RS 232C/RS422

needs PM card with serial port

RS 232C/RS422

These settings are active only

when the PNMS Connection is

selected as RS232C or RS422

(dial-up )



LAN using IP connection needsPM Card with LAN port support.

IP Address of the default Gateway. Normally the

IP Address of the PNMS PC.

Connection Type

Select Direct when the IDU is

connected directly to the PNMS

PC.

Select Router when the IDU is

connected to the PNMS PC

through a router..IP Address and Subnet Mask

These settings are active only when the

PNMS Connection is selected as Router

Define the IP Address and Subnet Mask of

the RS 232C/RS422 Port.


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PASOLINK V3/V4

ASOLINK V3/V4

- LINE PROPERTIES

INE PROPERTIES

RIGHT CLICK ON THE LINE AND FROM

THE POP-UP MENU SELECT LINE

PROPERTIES

Click YES to delete the selected line

Line (Cable) properties

window define the Back-to-

Back Connection for the NMSsignal

Connection Mode of the two Pasolinks

connected Back-to-Back is defined in this

window.

Default connection mode is RS 485, can be

changed to RS 232C.

Connection Mode

TO DELETE A LINE RIGHT CLICK ON THE LINE TO

BE DELETED AND SELECT DELETE FROM THE

POP-UP MENU

Connection Port is active only for Pasolink+

equipment.

Connection Port


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NETWORK PROPERTIES

ETWORK PROPERTIES

CLICK ON THE NETWORK MENU AND SELECT NETWORK PROPERTIES

Workspace can contain more than one network,Workspace can contain more than one network,each network can be given a name to identify it.each network can be given a name to identify it.

RIGHT CLICK ON THE WORK SPACE AND SELECT NETWORK PROPERTIES

The IP address assigned by the NetCfgTool to PasolinkThe IP address assigned by the NetCfgTool to Pasolinknetwork depends on the Network Address and thenetwork depends on the Network Address and theSubnet Mask assigned in the Network PropertiesSubnet Mask assigned in the Network Properties--Subnet window.Subnet window.

To Remove a Network Address,To Remove a Network Address,select the address to be removedselect the address to be removed

and click on the Remove button.and click on the Remove button.By default the NetCfgTool will assign theBy default the NetCfgTool will assign theprivate network address 172.18.0.0 withprivate network address 172.18.0.0 withsubnet mask 255.255.254.0 This subnetsubnet mask 255.255.254.0 This subnetallocates 512 IP addresses to the selectedallocates 512 IP addresses to the selectednetwork. You can modify this subnet bynetwork. You can modify this subnet byselecting the default and clicking on theselecting the default and clicking on the

Modify button.Modify button.

If the initially assigned subnet is smaller, you can add anotherIf the initially assigned subnet is smaller, you can add anothersubnet when the IP addresses runs out. Click the Add buttonsubnet when the IP addresses runs out. Click the Add buttonassign a new subnet to the selected networkassign a new subnet to the selected network


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Create Configuration

reate Configuration

Create configuration function allows flexibility in designing network

configuration. This function can automatically make configuration files for

PM Cards and PNMS. IP Addresses and PM Type are automaticallyassigned to the PM Cards in the workspace. Configuration is done by

considering the size and the number of NEs available in the network.

CLICK TOOLS MENU AND SELECT CREATE CONFIGURATION OR CLICK THE TOOLBAR ICON TO OPEN THE CREATE CONFIGURATION WIZARD.

Create configurationWizard

Check the Automatically set PMC type,

NetCfgTool will automatically set PMC type and

allocate the NEs according to the maximum

number of NEs that can be contained in a Sub -

network

This window display the status of the

configuration process. If there are no error

messages the configuration process is

successfully completed.

Click Finish to completer the Create Configuration operation..Changed NEs List, display the NEs that have

been modified during the create configuration

process.

Before opening the create configuration wizard. .

Apply all back-to-back connections and configure the line properties

Set all hops in the workspace.

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hange NE List

When the existing network is modified by adding NEs, the changed NE listshows which configuration files of the existing NEs have been changed. Save

this list before exporting the File for PNMS and Configuration files for PM

Cards.

When the PNMS and PM Card files are exported this list is reset.

Changed indicate the files that

needs to be down loaded to theNEs using PNMS or PNMT

To display the changed NEs list, click the File Menu and select Changed NEs list or

click the Changed NEs List button in the Create Configuration Wizard.

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Network configuration tool creates three

types of files.

NetCfgTool.nct file which is opened in

netCfgTool to Modify/Add NEs to the network

NetCfg2Pnms.dat file which is used in the

PNMS to update the network configuration in

the PNMS.

PM Card Configuration files. Basically there

are two files for each NE: Network.cfg

System.cfg

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File Download for Mixed ConfigurationFile Download for Mixed Configuration

Pasolink (V3)

Pasolink +

Paso-S

Network Ppp System

pp_mib pp_Network

Network System

Pasolink +

pp_mib pp_Network

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Two PNMS ConnectionTwo PNMS Connection


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Two PNMS ConnectionTwo PNMS Connection

PNMS #1

PNMS #2

Hub

StraitCables

Strait Cable

PASOLINK NETWORKPASOLINK NETWORK -- ExampleExample


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OD U

ID U

OD U

ID U

10.10.181.1 10.10.181.2

IP Network

OD U

ID U

OD U

ID U

10.10.181.18 10.10.181.19

OD U

ID U

OD U

ID U

10.10.181.20 10.10.181.21

Router 2

Router 1

10.10.161.253

10.10.161.254

HYB Conv

Router 3

HYB Conv

SRAL

OD U

ID U

OD U

ID U

10.10.182.1 10.10.182.2

OD U

ID U

OD U

ID U

10.10.182.18 10.10.182.19

RS232

RS232

RS422

RS422

R

S

RS232

R

S

RS485

NETWORK 2

NETWORK 3

NETWORK 1

10.10.151.254

10.10.151.253

CPM

CPM

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LCT / PNMT Cable Pin AssignmentLCT / PNMT Cable Pin Assignment


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PNMS Connection Through CPNMS Connection Through C--NodeNode


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R

V11(NMS)V11(DSC) LAN

C-NodeC-Node

PNMS

DATA

(V11)LAN

DATA

(V11)

R


C-NodeC-Node

CID

DATA

(V11)LAN

DATA

(V11)LAN (F-Port)

F1F1

Example - 1

Example - 2

HUB

PNMS

LAN (F-Port)

V11 V11RS232 LAN

PNMS Connection Through CPNMS Connection Through C--Node / MIUNode / MIU


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R


C-Node

PNMS

DATA

(V11)LAN

F1

CC-NodeC-Node

PNMS

DATA

(V11)LAN

DATA(V11)LAN

(RS232)

F1

F1F1

CMIUAD

MUX

H

U

B

AD

MUX

PNMS

CONVERTER

CONVERTER

NMS

RS485)

10Base T

PNMS(LAN)

64K

10Base T

64K

Example - 4

Example - 3

Example - 5

Conv.DATA

(RS232)

Note : Pasolink support F1 and E1,

C-Node support F1 andE2. therefore

only F1 is available for the connection

EXP

Conv.

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NEC International Training, Ltd.

Yokohama Training Center

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PASOLINK NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (PNMS) ENABLES REMOTE MONITORING AND CONTROL OF

PASOLINK RADIO NETWORKS.

THE PNMS IS A SOPHISTICATED SUPERVISORY TOOL FOR TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT AND ALLOWS

OPERATOR TO PERFORM REMOTE MONITORING OF ALARMS, PERFORMANCE MONITOR AND CONTROL OF

REMOTE NEs.

PNMSPNMT

IDU

RS-232C, 19.2kbp s

RS-232C,19.2kbps

Digital Service Channel, 9.6kbps

PM

CARD

Operat ion Center

Concept of NMS for PASOLINKConcept of NMS for PASO LINK

THE SYSTEM IS BASED ON A PNMS COMPUTER AND A NUMBER OF REMOTE DATA PROCESSING NODES

CALLED PM CARDS. IT SUPERVISES AND CONTROLS PASOLINK TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT.

PNMS PROVIDES CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF ALL PASOLINKs IN THE RADIO NETWORK.

EACH PASOLINK IDU IS FITTED WITH A PMC

LOADED WITH A CONFIGURATION

ACCORDING TO ITS ROLE IN THE

NETWORK. THE PASOLINK IDU THAT IS

CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO THE PNMS

WORKSTATION IS LOADED WITH CENTRAL

PMC CONFIGURATION AND IS CALLED

CPMC. ALL THE COMMUNICATIONS TO AND

FROM THE SUBORDINATE PMCsCONNECTED TO THE CPMC CHAIN GOES

THROUGH THE CPMC. THE CPMC THEN

PASSES THIS INFORMATION TO THE PNMS.

THE CPMC ACTS AS A CONCENTRATOR

FOR THE DATA FROM THE NEs UNDER IT

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MICROSOFT WINDOWS NT WORKSTATION GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE

DISPLAY THE NETWORK IN SEVERAL HIERARCHICAL FORMS

COLLECTS ALARM AND STATUS INFORMATION FROM THE REMOTE PM CTRL MODULES

COMMUNICATE WITH REMOTE PM CTRL MODULES IN THE NETWORK

TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT CONTROL VIA REMOTE PM CTRL MODULES

NETWORK SECURITY PROVIDED BY ASSIGNING PRIVILEGES AND PASSWORDS

EVENT LOGGING WINDOW

PERFORMANCE MONITORING FUNCTION WINDOW

LOCAL / REMOTE EQUIPMENT CONTROL FUNCTION

LOCAL/REMOTE PM CARD CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT

LOCAL/REMOTE UP GRADING OF APPLICATION SOFTWARE

DISPLAY THE NETWORK GRAPHICALLY ON A BACKGROUND MAP

CREATION OF NETWORKS USING NETWORK CONFIGURATION TOOL

EVENT LOG HISTORY AND ALARM HISTORY VIEW FUNCTION WITH FILTERING

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COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE PNMS AND THE RADIO NETWORK EQUIPMENT CAN BE :

VIA THE NMS PORT OF THE LOCAL PASOLINK EQUIPMENT TO THE PM CTRL MODULE

VIA THE DIGITAL SERVICE CHANNEL (DSC) TO A REMOTE PASOLINK EQUIPMENT

NMS PORTS ARE LOCATED IN THE FRONT OF THE EQUIPMENT

AND CONSISTS OF RJ-45 CONNECTORS. NMS PORT CONNECT THE

THE IDU VIA A LAN OR SERIAL CABLE TO THE RELEVANT PORT OF

THE PNMS COMPUTER.PROPERTIES OF THE NMS PORT ARE AS FOLLOWS:

FUNCTIONAL RS-422

ELECTRICAL V-11COMMUNICATION RATE 9.6/ 19.2 KBPS (ASYNC)

NMS PORT

MECHANICAL RJ-45

INTERFACE ETHERNET

CONNECTOR 10 Base-T (RJ 45)

PNMS (V-11) PORT PNMS (LAN) PORT

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RECOMMENDED PNMS PC CONFIGURATION

IBM PC OR COMPATIBLE

CPU: PENTIUM-III 450MHz OR HIGHER

RAM: 256 MB OR MORE

HDD: 2 GB OR MORE

FDD: 3.5INCHCD-ROM: 8 x OR HIGHER

SOUND CARD AND SPEAKER

OPERATING SYSTEM

WINDOWS NT WORKSTATION Ver 4.0 (ENGLISH VERSION)

WINDOWS 2000 (ENGLISH VERSION)

ALL STRUCTURED AND MODULAR PROGRAMS USED IN PNMS ARE RESIDENT IN THE HARD-DISK

AND RAM OF THE PERSONAL COMPUTER. THE WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM IS EMPLOYED

WHICH IS CAPABLE OF MULTITASK PROCESSING. THE PNMS SOFTWARE BASICALLY CONSISTS

OF TWO PARTS, THE OPERATING SYSTEM AND THE APPLICATION PROGRAM

SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

APPLICATION PROGRAM

NEC PNMS SOFTWARE

17-INCH MONITOR (1024 x 768) RECOMMENDED SIZE

LASER PRINTER

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AFTER CONNECTING, PNMS MAIN WINDOW WILL

BE DISPLAYED. IN CASE OF LAN /ETHERNET

CONNECTION, THE PNMS WILL AUTOMATICALLY

START POLLING THE CONFIGURED NEs.

DOUBLE CLICK ON THE PNMS SHORTCUTICON ON THE DESKTOP OR CLICK ON

START>>PROGRAM>>PNMS>>PNMS

PNMS PROGRAM STARTUP AND

CONNECT AUTOMATICALLY TO THE

CPM

CONNECT THE PNMS PC COM1 PORT AND THE PASOLINK IDU NMS PORT USING A RS232C CABLE

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PNMS WINDOW

MENU BAR

SHOWS GROUP VIEW AND

CONNECTION VIEW

COMMON TOOL BAR

TREE WINDOW

ACTIVE ALARM WINDOW

CURRENT EVENT LOG

WINDOW

MAP WINDOW SHOWS

GROUP MAP AND

CONNECTION MAP

BOOK MARK WINDOW

MAP EDIT TOOLS

LOGIN INFORMATION

GROUP AND CONNECTION

VIEW TABS

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COMMON MENU BAR

COMMON TOOL BAR

MAP WINDOW

SHOWS THE NEs IN A NETWORK MAP DISPLAYED ON A GRAPHICAL BACKGROUND.

TREE WINDOW SHOWS FOUR DIFFERENT VIEWS

TREE WINDOW

COMMON TOOL BAR OF THE PNMS WINDOW HOLDS THE ICONS OF THE FREQUENTLY USED

MENU ITEMS

COMMON MENU BAR OF THE PNMS WINDOW PRESENTS THE SYSTEM, VIEW, NETWORK

ELEMENTS, EVENT LOG, NETWORK CONFIGURATION, TOOLS AND HELP MENU ITEMS. EACH MENU

ITEM HAVE A DROP DOWN MENU SHOWING THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE.

GROUP VIEW GROUP TREE

CONNECTION VIEW CONNECTION TREE

ACTIVE ALARMS VIEW

BOOKMARK VIEW

WHEN GROUP VIEW IS SELECTED IN THE TREE WINDOW GROUP MAP IS SHOWN

WHEN CONNECTION VIEW IS SELECTED IN THE TREE WINDOW CONNECTION MAP IS SHOWN

EVENT LOG WINDOW

DISPLAY THE CURRENT EVENT LOG OF THE NETWORK ( IT SHOW THE LAST 300 EVENT LOG ITEMS)

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IN THE DIALOG BOX

THAT OPENS CLICK

YES

TO EXIT THE PNMS PROGRAM

CLICK ON EXIT IN THE SYSTEM

DROPDOWN MENU.

THE SCREEN INDICATES SHUTTING DOWN PNMSPLEASE WAIT.

IT WILL TAKE FEW MINUTES TO SHUTDOWN

PNMS USER WITH VALID PRIVILEGE FOR EXIT

FUNCTION MUST BE LOGGED IN TO CLOSE

THE APPLICATION.

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GROUP ICON

NE ICON

RIGHT CLICK ON ANY NE IN THE TREE TO OPEN

THE NETWORK ELEMENT POPUP MENU.

IN GROUP VIEW EACH NE IS REPRESENTED AS A NODE IN THE TREE. NEs ARE CONTAINED

WITHIN PRE-DEFINED NETWORK GROUPS. AT LEAST ONE GROUP SHOULD BE DEFINED IN

THE NETWORK

ADD NEW GROUP ITEM WILL CREATE A NEW

GROUP IN THE TREE. GROUP NAME CAN BE

EDITED HERE.

MOVE TO ITEM WILL SHOW A LIST OF EXISTING

GROUPS TO WHICH THIS GROUP CAN BE

MOVED TO.

RIGHT CLICK ON A GROUP ICON TO SEE THE

GROUP POPUP MENU.

GENERAL TAB IN THE GROUP PROPERTIES

WINDOW ALLOWS EDITING OF THE GROUP

NAME AND ENTRY OF AN OPTIONAL NOTE

MOVE TO MENU WILL SHOW A LIST OFEXISTING GROUPS TO WHICH THIS NE CAN BE

MOVED TO..

GROUP PROPERTIES ITEM WILL OPEN THE

GROUP PROPERTIES WINDOW

TREE TAB IN THE GROUP PROPERTY WINDOW

SHOWS A LIST OF NEs AND GROUPS IN THE

SELECTED GROUP. THE ORDER OF NEs AND

GROUPS IN THE TREE CAN BE CHANGED IN

THIS WINDOW.

CLICKAPPLY OR OK TO SET THE GROUPPROPERTIES.

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RIGHT CLICK ON THE ROOT SUBNET ICON

(WHICH REPRESENT A REGION), TO OPEN

THE REGION PROPERTIES WINDOW..

CONTAINED WITHIN PRE-DEFINED SUBNETS ACCORDING TO ITS LOGICAL CONNECTION TO

THE CPMC OR SPMC.

RIGHT CLICK ON ANY NE TO DISPLAY THE

NETWORK ELEMENT POPUP MENU..

REGION NAME CAN BE EDITED.

CLICKAPPLY OR OK TO APPLY THE CHANGES

CLICK CANCEL TO EXIT WITHOUT CHANGING

RIGHT CLICK ON ANY SUBNET ICON TO OPEN

THE SUBNET PROPERTIES WINDOW..

SUBNET NAME CAN BE EDITED.

CLICKAPPLY OR OK TO APPLY THE CHANGES

CLICK CANCEL TO EXIT WITHOUT CHANGING

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CLICK ONACTIVE ALARM BAR TO DISPLAY THE

ACTIVE ALARMS WINDOW

CLICK ON BOOKMARK BAR TO DISPLAY THE BOOK

MARK WINDOW

ACTIVE ALARM WINDOW DISPLAY ALL THE NEs THAT

HAVE ANY ACTIVE ALARMS. IT ALSO LIST THE ALARM

ITEMS UNDER THE AFFECTED NE WITH THE

DATE/TIME STAMP.

FOR ANY ALARM IN THE NETWORK THE

CORRESPONDING NE ICON APPEAR IN THIS WINDOW

IN RED ANDACTIVE ALARM BAR START FLASHING.

CLICKACK ALL EVENTS TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE

ALARMS

ITEMS LISTED IN THIS MENU ARE SELECTED FROM

THE NETWORK ELEMENTS MENU >>ADD BOOKMARK

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CONNECTION MAP SHOW THE NETWORK S LOGICAL CONNECTIONS.

ITEMS SHOWN ON THE CONNECTION MAP DEPENDS ON THE

SELECTION IN THE CONNECTION TREE OR CONNECTION MAP

WINDOW

WHEN CLICKED ON A SUBNET ICON THE MAP VIEW CHANGED TO

SHOW THE NEs AND SUBNETS IN THE SELECTED SUBNET.

WHEN THE MOUSE CURSOR IS MOVED OVER THE NE ICON, A

MESSAGE WINDOW SHOWS INFORMATION ABOUT THAT NE.

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GROUP MAP SHOWS THE NEs IN THE NETWORK GRAPHICALLY

IN A BACKGROUND MAP..

THE VIEW SHOWN ON THE MAP WINDOW DEPENDS ON THE

SELECTED GROUP ICON OR NE ICON IN THE GROUP TREE

WINDOW OR MAP WINDOW.

RIGHT CLICK ON ANY ICON SHOWS A POPUP MENU.

CONTENTS OF THE POPUP MENU DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF

ICON SELECTED.

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TEXT TOOL

LINE TOOL

SELECT OBJECT TOOL

CLICK EDIT MODE ICON IN THE GROUP MAP WINDOW

TOOLBAR TO ENTER MAP EDIT MODE

EDIT MODE

NEW NE AND GROUP ICONS THAT BELONGS TO THE

SELECTED GROUP ARE SHOWN HERE UNDER EDIT MODE.

USE THE SELECT OBJECT TOOL TO DRAG THEM AND

POSITION THE ICONS IN THE MAP WINDOW.

RIGHT CLICK A NE RIGHT CLICK A GROUP

ICONRIGHT CLICK A LINE

UNDER EDIT MODE, RIGHT CLICKING ON ANY ICON SHOWS A POPUP MENU.

THE CONTENTS OF THE POPUP MENU DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF ICON

SELECTED.

TOOLBAR

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TO SELECT OR CHANGE THE BACK GROUND MAP OF THE GROUP MAP WINDOW, RIGHT CLICK ON THE GROUP MAP WINDOW AND FROM THE

POPUP MENU SELECT MAP PROPERTIES.

MAP PROPERTIES IS PART OF THE GROUP

PROPERTIES. SELECT THE MAP TAB TO DISPLAY

MAP PROPERTY WINDOW.

SELECT THE TREE TAB TO SEE A LIST

OF NEs AND GROUPS WITHIN THE

SELECTED GROUP. USE THE ARROW

KEYS TO SELECT THE ORDER IN WHICH

THE ICONS SHOULD APPEAR IN THE

GROUP TREE VIEW.

CLICK OK ORAPPLY TO MAKE THE

SELECTED IMAGE AS THE BACKGROUND

IMAGE FOR THE GROUP MAP WINDOW.

BROWSEAND SELECT THE PATH TO THE

BACKGROUND IMAGE BITMAP FILE

SELECT THE VIEW AREA HEIGHT, WIDTH

AND ORIENTATION

SELECT THE GENERAL TAB TO EDIT

THE GROUP NAME. ENTER A NOTE IN

THE NOTE FIELD.

THE GROUP NAME OR THE NOTE CAN

BE SELECTED AS TEXT LABEL WHEN

ASSOCIATE IS SELECTED IN THE TEXTPROPERTIES WINDOW.

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UNDER EDIT MODE, RIGHT CLICK ON THE MAP WHERE THE

TEXT SHOULD APPEAR AND SELECT NEW TEXT. TEXT

PROPERTIES WINDOW OPEN

SELECT TEXT TOOL FROM THE TOOLBAR

CLICK ON THE MAP WHERE THE NEW TEXT SHOULD APPEAR,.

CONTINUE PRESSING ON THE LEFT MOUSE BUTTON AND

DRAG THE MOUSE UNTIL THE REQUIRED SIZE OF THE TEXT

BOX IS ACHIEVED.

RELEASE THE LEFT BUTTON ON THE MOUSE TO DISPLAY THE

TEXT PROPERTIES WINDOW.

AFTER SELECTING THE CHOICES,

CLICK OK ORAPPLY, AND THE

SELECTED TEXT WILL APPEAR ON

THE MAP..

SELECT NAMEAND THE

GROUP NAME WILL

APPEAR AS TEXT

THERE ARE TWO METHODS TO ENTER TEXT LABELS

SELECT SPECIFYAND

ENTER THE TEXT TO

APPEAR ON THE MAP

SELECTASSOCIATEAND

SELECT THE GROUP

FROM THE LIST.

SELECT NOTEAND THE

GROUP NOTE ENTERED

UNDER GROUPPROPERTIES WILL

APPEAR AS TEXT

TEXT FONT, SIZE COLOR AND BACK

GROUND COLOR CAN BE SPECIFIED

HERE.

TO REMOVE THE TEXT LABEL FROM

THE MAP, RIGHT CLICK ON THE TEXTAND FROM THE POPUP MENU SELECT

REMOVE TEXT. SELECT YES IN THE

CONFIRMATION DIALOG WINDOW.

TO EDIT TEXT LABEL, RIGHT CLICK ON

THE TEXT AND FROM THE POPUP

MENU SELECT TEXT PROPERTIES TO

OPEN THE TEXT PROPERTIESWINDOW . EDIT THE TEXT..

1

2

REMOVE TEXT LABEL

EDIT MODE

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SELECT THE LINE TOOL FROM THE TOOL BAR

LINES THE GROUP MAP WINDOW SHOULD BE IN EDIT MODE.

CLICK ON ONE OF THE NE OR GROUP ICONS TO BE

CONNECTED AND THEN CLICK ON THE SECOND ICON. THE

LINE PROPERTIES WINDOW OPENS.

SET THE ATTRIBUTES FOR THE LINE

RIGHT CLICK THE LINE TO BE EDITED. FROM

THE POPUP MENU SELECT LINE

PROPERTIES. LINE PROPERTIES WINDOW

WILL OPEN.

RIGHT CLICK ON THE LINE TO BE

REMOVED. FROM THE POPUP MENU

SELECT REMOVE LINE. SELECT YES INTHE CONFIRMATION DIALOG WINDOW.

LINE STYLE

LINE COLOR

LINE WIDTH

CLICK OK ORAPPLYAND THE LINECONNECTING THE TWO ICONS WILL BE

DISPLAYED ON THE GROUP MAP

WINDOW

REMOVE A LINE

EDIT A LINE

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LINK SUMMARY

LINK PERFORMANCE HISTORY

GET ALL DATA

ADD TO BOOKMARK

PROPERTIES

LOGIN / LOGOUT

CHANGE PASSWORD

SECURITY

PNMS PROPERTIES

EXIT

NETWORK ELEMENT LIST

TEST

CONFIGURE

INSTALL

CLEAR DISPLAY

DATA BROWSER

PROPERTIES

EVENT LOG HISTORY

ALARM HISTORY

SCREEN SAVER

HELP

ABOUT PNMS

LIST THE PNMS MANUALS IN PDF FORMAT

INDICATE THE PNMS SOFTWARE VERSION

TEST THE SECREEN SAVER FUNCTION

CONFIGURE SCREEN SAVER

INSTAL SCREEN SAVER

EDIT

UPDATE

OPEN THE NETWORK CONFIGURATION TOOL TO CONFIGURE THE NETWORK

PNMS CONFIGURATION UPDATE WIZARD

CLEAR THE EVENT DATA IN THE EVENT LOG WINDOW

EVENT LOG PROPERTIES WINDOW (AUTO SAVE AND STORE MAX SETTING)

DISPLAY EVENT LOG HISTORY WINDOW

DISPLAY ALARM HISTORY WINDOW

OPEN THE SELECTED NE'S LINK SUMMARY WINDOW

OPEN THE SELECTED NE'S LINK PERFORMANCE HISTORY WINDOW

SEND THE GET ALL DATA COMMAND TO THE SELECTED NE

ADD THE SELECTED WINDOW TO THE BOOKMARK WINDOW

OPEN THE NETWORK ELEMENT PROPERIES WINDOW

OPEN THE NETWORK ELEMENT LIST WINDOW ( LIST ALL THE NEs CONFIGURED IN THE NETWORK)

LOGIN/LOGOUT WINDOW

CHANGE PASWORD WINDOW

OPEN THE SECURITY WINDOW. (ADD GROUP PRIVILEGES AND ADD USERS)

OPEN THE PNMS PROPERTIES WINDOW ( BUZZER SETTING, DATE TIME SYNCHRONIZATION AND LINK PERFORMANCE HISTORY SETTING)

EXIT PNMS PROGRAM

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OPEN THE LOGIN/LOGOUT WINDOW

CONNECT - OPEN THE NE LIST WINDOW

BUZZER STOP.

DISPLAY THE PNMT SOFTWARE VERSION INFORMATION

PNMS HELP FUNCTION IS AVAILABLE AS PNMS MANUALS

IN PDF FILE FORMAT. IF THE ACROBAT READER IS

INSTALLED IN THE PNMS PC, CLICKING HELP AND

SELECTING THE RELEVANT PNMS FILE WILL OPEN THE

PDF FILE TO PROVIDE HELP FUNCTION TO THE USER.

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CLICK ON SYSTEM IN THE MENU BAR AND THEN CLICK ON LOGIN/LOGOUT IN THE DROP DOWN MENU TO OPEN

THE LOGIN/LOGOUT WINDOW

ENTER THE USER NAMEAND PASSWORD.

TO LOGOUT SELECT LOGOUT IN THE

LOGIN/LOGOUT WINDOW.

TO LOGIN SELECT LOGIN IN THE

LOGIN/LOGOUT WINDOW.

USERNAMEAND PASSWORD SHOULD BE DEFINED

UNDER SECURITY FUNCTION. THE PRIVILEGES OF

THE USER DEPENDS ON THE USER GROUP IT

BELONGS TO

CLICK OK TO LOGIN

CLICK OK TO LOGOUT

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ENTER THE NEW PASSWORD

CLICK OK TO CHANGE THE

PASSWORD.

CLICK ON CHANGE PASSWORD IN THE SYSTEM

DROPDOWN MENU TO OPEN THE CHANGE PASS WORD

WINDOW.

ENTER THE OLD PASSWORD

RE-ENTER THE NEW PASSWORD TO CONFIRM

CLICK CANCEL TO EXIT WITHOUT

CHANGING PASSWORD

( UP TO 100 CHARACTERS)

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U O O S CU O

ADD NEW GROUP TO THE SYSTEM.

GROUP TAB IN SECURITY WINDOW LIST

THE GROUPS DEFINED IN THE SYSTEM..

USER COUNT INDICATES HOW MANY

USERS ARE IN EACH GROUP.

DESCRIPTION DESCRIBES THE TYPE OF

GROUP

USER TAB IN SECURITY WINDOW SHOWSA LIST OF USERS DEFINED IN THE

SYSTEM. GROUP COLUMN INDICATES,

TO WHICH GROUP THE USER BELONGS

TO. DESCRIPTION DESCRIBES THE TYPE

OF USER.

ADD NEW USER TO THE SYSTEM.

REMOVE USER OR GROUP FROM THE SYSTEM

OPEN THE PROPERTIES WINDOW FOR SELECTED USER OR GROUP

CLOSE THE SECURITY WINDOW

Remove

THE NUMBER OF GROUPS

THAT CAN BE CREATED ARE 10.

UP TO 50 USERS CAN BE

DEFINED, SPREAD OVER THE

10 GROUPS.

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CLICK ON LIST MENU IN THE SECURITY WINDOW AND CLICK ON NEW GROUP OR CLICK ON NEW GROUP ICON IN

THE TOOL BAR TO OPEN THE ADD GROUP WINDOW

THE PNMS ALSO HAVE THE PNMT FUNCTIONS IN BUILT . THE PNMT

SECURITY LEVEL DEFINES THE PNMT ACCESS LEVEL. THERE ARE

FIVE ACCESS LEVELS

IN THE SETTINGAREA THERE ARE TWO TAB

SELECTIONS.

FUNCTION TAB ALLOWS SELECTION OF PNMS

FUNCTIONS ASSIGNED TO THE GROUP

NETWORK ELEMENT TAB DEFINES NETWORK

ELEMENTS THAT CAN BE CONTROLLED BY THE

GROUP

ALL NETWORK ELEMENTS CAN BE MONITORED

AND VIEWED REGARDLESS OF THE DEFINED

PRIVILEGES. HOWEVER A GROUP WILL NOT BE

ABLE TO CONTROL ANY NE THAT HAS NOT BEEN

ASSIGNED TO IT.

AFTER SELECTING THE PRIVILEGESAND PNMT SECURITY LEVEL CLICK

ONADD TO ADD THE NEW GROUP

TO THE GROUP LIST. CLICK CLOSE

TO EXIT THE ADD GROUP WINDOW

SEE THE TABLES NEXT PAGE FOR DETAILS OF PNMS AND PNMT

PRIVILEGES

ENTER THE NAME FOR THE NEW GROUP

ENTER A DESCRIPTION FOR THE NEW GROUP (OPTIONAL)

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SEE THE TABLE NEXT PAGE FOR PNMT PRIVILEGESFOR THE PNMT SECURITY LEVELS

PNMS PRIVILEGES ITEMS

FUNCTION PURPOSE

EXIT CLOSE THE PNMS APPLICATION

SECURITY SETTING ADD, EDIT AND REMOVE NEW GROUPS AND USERS

PNMS PROPERTIES-ALARM BUZZER SETTING OF BUZZER FUNCTION

PNMS PROPERTIES-AUTO TIME SETTING AUTO TIME SYNCHRONIZATION OF NES

PNMS PROPERTIES-LINK PERFORMANCE HISTORY SAVING OF LINK PERFORMANCE HISTORY

EVENT LOG REGISTRATION SETTING EVENT LOG PROPERTIES

NETWORK CONFIGURATION- EDIT ENABLES NETWORK CONFIGURATION TOOL

NETWORK CONFIGURATION-UPDATE UPDATE THE PNMS NETWORK CONFIGURATION

GROUP MAP EDIT ADD TEXT, LINES AND MAPS IN THE MAP AREA

ADD GROUP ADD NETWORK GROUPS IN THE PNMS

REMOVE GROUPS REMOVE NETWORK GROUPS IN THE PNMS

MOVE GROUP & NEs TRANSFER NE OR GROUPS IN THE GROUP TREE

EVENT LOG CLEAR DATA CLEAR CURRENT DATA IN THE EVENT LOG WINDOW

GROUP PROPERTIES-GENERAL USE GROUP PROPERTIES GENERAL TAB

GROUP PROPERTIES-TREE USE GROUP PROPERTY TREE TAB

NETWORK ELEMENT PROPERTIES-MANAGEMENT USE PASOLINK PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TAB

NETWORK ELEMENT PROPERTY-LINK

PERFORMANCE MONITOR

USE PASOLINK PROPERTY LINK PERFORMANCE

MONITOR TAB

EVENT LOG SAVE AS ALLOWS EVENT LOG SAVE FUNCTION

ALARM HISTORY SAVE AS ALLOWS ALARM HISTORY SAVE FUNCTION

SUBNET PROPERTY-GENERAL ALLOWS SUBNET NAME CHANGE

REGION PROPERTY- GENERAL ALLOWS REGION NAME CHANGE

ALL CONTROL FUNCTIONS ARE DISABLEDMONITOR

OPERATOR PRIVILEGE. NO ACCESS TO

CONFIGURATION

USER

USER CAN ONLY CONTROL THE LOCAL

NEs, NOT THE REMOTE NEs

LOCAL

USER CAN ONLY CONTROL THE REMOTE

NEs NOT THE LOCAL

REMOTE

HIGHEST LEVEL OF PNMT USER

PRIVILEGE. THE USER HAS ACCESS TO

ALL PNMT CONTROLS AND

CONFIGURATIONS

ADMIN

DESCRIPTIONLEVEL

PNMT SECURITY LEVELS

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SYSTEM ALARM BUZZER

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PNMS

PROVISIONING - MTPC MTPC TX POWER RX THRESHOLD LEVEL

ADDITIONAL ATT

ATPC ATPC MAXIMUM / MINIMUM

RX THRESHOLD LEVEL

ADDITIONAL ATT

ODU CPU ALM MODE

BER THRESHOLD HIGH BER (RADIO)

RX SWITCH (RADIO)

E-BER (MUX / DMR)

SD ( MUX / DMR)

MAIN INTERFACE MAIN OUTPUT CONTROL

ALS ENABLE/DISABLE AND ALS DELAY

SUB INTERFACE SUB INTERFACE

WS INTFC AND WS LINE LENGTH

OH ASSIGNMENT ASSIGNMENT

CHANNEL USAGE

V-11-? DIRECTION SETTING

EQUIPMENT SETUP EQUIPMENT SETUP

NE NAME

RELAY CONFIGURATION

CTRL CONTROL DATE / TIME

DOWNLOAD CONFIGURATION FILE

PROGRAM FILE UPLOAD CONFIGURATION FILE

NOTE

MAINTENANCE MAINT MODE ON/OFF

TX/RX FREQUENCY

TX / RX SWITCH

TX MUTE

LOOPBACK1 , LOOP BACK2 AND IF LOOPBACK

CW ALS RESTART

ATPC MANUAL

PERFORMANCE MONITOR PMON THRESHOLD

SAVE TO DISK

EVENT LOG SAVE TO DISK

AUX I/O INPUT AND OUTPUT

CPU RESET RESET

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PNMS

CLICK ON LIST MENU IN THE SECURITY WINDOW AND CLICK ON NEW USER OR CLICK ON NEW USER ICON IN THE

TOOL BAR TO OPEN THEADD USER WINDOW

CLICK THE ARROW IN THE GROUP FIELD AND FROM THE LIST OF AVAILABLE

GROUPS SELECT THE GROUP WITH THE REQUIRED PRIVILEGES FOR THIS

USER

AFTER ENTERING ALL THE FIELDS CLICK ONADD TO ADD

THE NEW USER TO THE USER LIST. CLICK CLOSE TO EXIT

THE ADD USER WINDOW

ENTER THE USER NAME (UP TO 32 CHARACTERS)

ENTER A DESCRIPTION FOR THE USER

CONFIRM THE PASSWORD BY RE-ENTERING

ENTER THE PASSWORD FOR THIS USER (UP TO 100 CHARACTERS)

Add


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CLICK ON PNMS PROPERTIES ON THE

SELECT WAVE FILE TO

ENABLE THE BUZZER. THE

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SYSTEM DROP DOWN MENU TO OPENTHE PNMS PROPERTIES WINDOW.

SELECT THEALARM BUZZER TAB.

CHANGED BY SELECTING A

DIFFERENT WAV FILE. USE

BROWSE TO LOCATE THE

PATH TO THE WAV FILE.

SELECT NO SOUND

TO DISABLE THE

BUZZER

CLICK HERE TO TEST THE

BUZZER SOUND

BEEP FREQUENCY CAN BE

DEFINED BY CLICKING ON EDITAND

SELECTING THE FREQUENCY ANDDURATION FOR EACH FREQUENCY.

CLICK THE ARROW KEY TO ADD TO

THE LIST. SEVERAL FREQUENCIES

CAN BE ADDED TO THE BEEP

SIGNAL. SELECTED FREQUENCIES

CAN BE DELETED BY SELECTING

THE FREQUENCY FROM THE LIST

AND CLICKING ON THE DELETE

SYMBOL.

SELECT BEEP TO

ENABLE THE BUZZER

WITH BEEP FREQUENCIES

INSTEAD OF WAVE FILE

SOUND

CLICK OK TO IMPLEMENT THE OPTIONS SELECTED ORCLICK CANCEL TO EXIT WITHOUT CHANGING THE

SETTINGS.

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ART-SEP/02 V01PNMS PROPERTIESIN THE PNMS PROPERTIES WINDOW.

SELECT THE LINK PERFORMANCE

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PNMS

HISTORY TAB. DEFINES THE NUMBER OF DAYS THE PNMS

WILL KEEP THE OLDEST DATA (1 90 DAYS)

CLICK ON EQUIPMENT TYPE TO SELECT HEPASOLINK TYPE FROM A LIST. NETWORK

ELEMENTS OF THE TYPE SELECTED AND

THEIR IP ADDRESSES WILL BE SHOWN

BELOW. EQUIPMENT TYPES THAT COULD BE

SELECTED ARE:

CLICK OK ORAPPLY BUTTON TO SET THEPARAMETERS.

PASOLINK V3

DEFINES AT WHAT TIME THE PNMS WILL

COLLECT THE LINK PERFORMANCE DATA

FROM THE SELECTED PASOLINKS. SET THE

TIME IN HH.MM

FROM THE NE LIST OF NETWORK ELEMENTS

SELECT ONE BY ONE AND FOR EACH NE

DEFINE THE TYPE OF DATA TO BE

COLLECTED. FROM THE COLLECT TYPE

SELECTION BELOW.

PASOLINK PLUS STM-1

PASOLINK PLUS PDHPASOLINK SMIU

ITEMS SHOWN ON THE COLLECT TYPE FIELD

DEPEND ON THE EQUIPMENT TYPE

SELECTED BEFORE.

IN THE PNMS PROPERTIES WINDOW.

SELECT THEAUTO SET DATE/TIME TAB.

SELECT ENABLE SET PMC DATE/TIME

AUTOMATICALLY TO SYNCHRONIZE THE PMC

DATE/TIME TO THE PNMS PC DATE/TIME.

PNMS WILL SET THE PMC DAT/TIME AT THE

TIME SET IN THE EXECUTE TIME FIELD.

CLICKAPPLY OR OK TO SET THE PARAMETERS.

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NETWORK ELEMENT LIST SHOW THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION

NOT CONNECTED NE

NEs SHOWN IN THE NETWORK ELEMENT LIST CAN BEFILTERED USING THE FILTER WINDOW. CLICK THE FILTER

ICON ON THE TOOL BAR OR CLICK LIST >> FILTER

ALARMED NE

NORMAL NE

NE NAME

EQUIPMENT TYPE (PASO+, PASO V3, ETC..)

OPPOSITE NE IN THE HOPNE ALM/NORMAL STATUS

LINK PERFORMANCE ALM/NORMAL STATUS

AUX I/O ALM /NORMAL STATUS

NE IP ADDRESS

CLICK HERE TO

SELECT OR

DESELECT

FILTER ITEMS

ENTER THE FILTER

PARAMETER OR

CLICK THE ARROW

TO SELECT THEPARAMETERS

CLICK OK TO

DISPLAY THEFILTERED NE LIST

NE MENU CAN BEVIEWED BY CLICKING

THE NETWORK

ELEMENT MENU OR

RIGHT CLICKING ON

ANY NE IN THE LIST

FILTER ICON

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THERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS TO OPEN THE NE PROPERTIES WINDOW.

RIGHT CLICK THE NE IN ANY WINDOW BELOW. FROM THE

POPUP MENU SELECT PROPERTIES

FIRST SELECT THE NE FROM THE TREE WINDOW OR MAP

WINDOW. FROM THE MENU BAR OF PNMS WINDOW CLICK

NETWORK ELEMENTS . FROM THE DROP DOWN MENU SELECT

PROPERTIES

CONNECTION TREE WINDOW

GROUP TREE WINDOW

MAP WINDOW

NETWORK ELEMENT LIST WINDOW

ACTIVE ALARM WINDOW

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PNMS

FOLLOWING FIELDS IN THE GENERAL TAB ARE FOR

MONITORING PURPOSE ONLY AND CANNOT BE

MODIFIED IN THIS WINDOW

NETWORK ELEMENT NAME SHOWN IN THE GROUP

VIEW.. THIS IS DEFINED IN THE NETWORK CONFIG

TOOL OR FROM THE LINK SUMMARY WINDOW

EQUIPMENT SETUP

IP ADDRESS OF THE NETWORK ELEMENT,

ASSIGNED FROM THE NETWORK CONFIG TOOL

NOTE (OPTION) DESCRIBING THE NETWORK

ELEMENT. ENTERED FROM THE NETWORK

CONFIG TOOL OR FROM THE LINK SUMMARY

WINDOW EQUIPMENT SETUP.

MANAGEMENT TAB DEFINES WHETHER

THE SELECTED NETWORK ELEMENT IS

POLLED BY THE PNMS OR NOT.

THIS ALLOWS THE OPERATOR TO

UNMANAGED NETWORK ELEMENTS

THAT ARE CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE IN

THE RADIO NETWORK THEREBY

MINIMIZING UNWANTED POLLS FORM

THE PNMS. IT IS ALSO ADVISABLE TO

UNMANAGED NEs THAT ARE

CURRENTLY BEING SERVICED AND ARE

THEREFORE OFFLINE.

WHEN MANAGED IS SELECTED PNMS

WILL POLL THE SELECTED NE.

WHEN UNMANAGED IS SELECTED THE

PNMS WILL NOT POLL THE SELECTED

NE. THE NE ICON IN THE TREE WINDOW

AND MAP WINDOW WILL CHANGE ITS

COLOR TO BLACK BACKGROUND

LINK PERFORMANCE MONITOR TAB

DEFINES WHAT TYPE OF DATA TO

COLLECTED FORM THE SELECTED NE.

LINK PERFORMANCE DATA ARE

COLLECTED BY THE PM CARD EVERY

15MIN THROUGH OUT THE DAY AND

ARE STORED IN THE PNMS

DAILY

SUMMARY LINK PERFORMANCE OF

EACH DAY IN THE WEEK IS

COLLECTED BY THE PM CARD ANDSTORED IN THE PNMS.

WEEKLY

AFTER CHECKING / CHANGING THE NETWORK ELEMENT PROPERTIES CLICK OK ORAPPLY TO IMPLEMENT THEM OR CLICK CANCEL TO EXIT WITH

OUT CHANGING.

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PNMS

THERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS TO OPEN THE LINK SUMMARY WINDOW.

THE LINK SUMMARY WINDOW IS SAME AS THE PNMT WINDOW

EXCEPT FOR THE MENU BAR ITEMS. SEE THE PNMT MANUAL FOR

DETAILS.

RIGHT CLICK THE NE IN ANY OF THE WINDOWS BELOW .

FROM THE POPUP MENU SELECT LINK SUMMARY

FIRST SELECT THE NE IN THE TREE WINDOW OR MAP

WINDOW. FROM THE MENU BAR OF THE PNMS WINDOW OR

NETWORK ELEMENT LIST WINDOW CLICK NETWORK

ELEMENTS . FROM THE DROP DOWN MENU SELECT LINK

SUMMARY

CONNECTION TREE WINDOW

GROUP TREE WINDOW

MAP WINDOW

NETWORK ELEMENT LIST WINDOW

ACTIVE ALARM WINDOW

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PNMS

Event Log

File

Day 120020911

Day#1

Da

y#90

Event LogFile

Day 120020911

Day#1

Day#7

Link

Performance

ES

SESUAS

BBE

OFS

Event Log

File

Day 120020911

Day#1

Day

#90

1

300

Latest

Oldest

IDU (PM Card)

PNMS

If the link between IDU and the

PNMS is broken the events

occoured during the down time

will not be available in the

PNMS

Performance History is saved in the IDU daily (maximum of 7 days).

PNMS retreive this performance data at a preset time once per day.

Events

Status Change

Alarm Occurrence

Alarm Recovery

Controls

Parameter Change

Page n

Page 3

Page 2

Page 1

(300 Events)

Event Log File

Create One Event File per day, if

the number of events per day is

more than 300, will open another

page under the same file.

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DATA TO CLEAR THE DATA IN

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PNMS

DISPLAY

WHEN SAVE AUTOMATICALLY FUNCTION IS DESELECTED, THE NETWORK

EVENTS ARE DISPLAY IN THE EVENT LOG WINDOW BUT DOES NOT SAVE

THEM. THEREFORE CANNOT BE VIEWED FROM THE ALARM/EVENT LOG

HISTORY WINDOWS

DATA BROWSER MENU CAN

OPEN EVENT LOG HISTORY

WINDOW ORALARM

HISTORY WINDOW

EVENT LOG-PROPERTIES WINDOW SET THEAUTO

SAVE FUNCTION. THE STORE MAX SETS THE

NUMBER OF DAYS THE EVENT LOG DATA ARE TO BE

KEPT IN THE PNMS PC (RANGE 1 90 DAYS)

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EVENT LOG HISTORY WINDOW DISPLAY THE PAST EVENTS OF THE PASOLINK NETWORK WHEN

WHEN EVENT LOG PROPERTIES IS SET TO SAVE AUTOMATICALLY, PNMS SAVE THE NETWORK

EVENTS IN A HISTORY FILE. THERE IS ONE FILE FOR EACH DAY. PNMS PC WILL KEEP THESE

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PNMS

EVENT LOG HISTORY WINDOW DISPLAY THE PAST EVENTS OF THE PASOLINK NETWORK. WHEN

THE WINDOW IS FIRST OPENED IT DISPLAY THE CURRENT DAYS HISTORY FILE.

FILE VIEW

FILTER

ALL EVENTS

PREVIOUS PAGE

NEXT PAGE

OPEN

SAVE AS

PRINT

RELOAD

PREVIOUS FILE

NEXT FILECLOSE

OPEN EVENT LOG FILTER WINDOW

TO SHOW ALL EVENTS AFTER A FILTERED EVENT DISPLAY

WHEN EVENTS ARE SHOWN ON MULTIPLE PAGES -SHOW THE PREVIOUS PAGE

WHEN EVENTS ARE SHOWN ON MULTIPLE PAGES -SHOW THE NEXT PAGE

OPEN EVENT LOG FILE - SELECT THE PATH TO THE LOG FILE FROM THE OPEN FILE WINDOW

SAVE THE EVENT LOG FILE DISPLAYED IN THE WINDOW- INDICATE THE LOCATION FOR THE FILE TO BE SAVED

PRINT THE EVENT LOG FILE DISPLAYED IN THE WINDOW

WHEN CURRENT EVENT LOG HISTORY FILE IS VIEWED, RELOAD THE LATEST EVENTS

DISPLAY THE PREVIOUS FILE SAVED IN THE PNMS- LOG FOLDER

DISPLAY THE NEXT FILE SAVED IN THE PNMS- LOG FOLDERCLOSE THE EVENT LOG HISTORY WINDOW

TO VIEW THE OTHER FILES SELECT PREVIOUS FILE / NEXT FILE FROM

THE FILE MENU OR CLICK THE PREVIOUS FILE/NEXT FILE ICONS IN THE

TOOLBAR. THE FILES ARE NAMED AS YYYYMMDD-1

THE EVENTS LOGGED ARE DISPLAYED IN PAGES EACH PAGE SHOWING300 EVENTS. TO VIEW OTHER PAGES SELECT PREVIOUS PAGE / NEXT

PAGE FROM THE VIEW MENU OR CLICK THE PREVIOUS PAGE / NEXT

PAGE ICON ON THE TOOL BAR.


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1 Connect the Computer (PC) with a USB cable between the LCTport and the USB port,

Note: 1. Before connecting the LCT, you need to start to installthe USB Driver, Java 2 Runtime and the Dial-up. For

the details, refer to Chapter 10 to Chapter 12.

2. Do not perform the dial-up setup before USB driverinstallation has not been completed.

SELV

!

AUX/ALM SCIN/OUT EOW

PROTECT

CALL MMC

MAINTMEMORY

IDU

XIFIN XIFOUT

IFIN/OUT

TX

RX

RESETXPICCTRL

XPIC

PWR

ODUMD/CBL PWR

PASOLINK NEO

ALM

2MIN/OUT-A 2MIN/OUT-B

PULL

GG

G

USB Cable

PC for LCT

USB port

PASOLINK NEO IDU

LCT NMS NE

LCT NMS NE

PASOLINK NEO ODU

LCT port

100M PORT 1 PORT 2 100M

LCT SETUP

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3 The dialog box Connect LCT appears,

4 Click on Dial button, then the PC is accessed to the IDU,

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7 Enter User ID and password in User/Password entry fields andpress the Login button,


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p g ,

Default password of Admin is defined as 12345678

The password can be changed by Administrator privilege. The LCToperator must have the security system privilege to control of PASOLINK

NEO systems. (The password change is described in Chapter 6.3Maintenance 2)

8 Following LCT Open View is displayed,(Cascaded Alarm/Status items are displayed in Main area bydefault.)

User ID Pass Word Privilege

Admin ******** Access to the LCT and control

User (non password) Access to the LCT (monitor only)

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Following procedure explains when the USB Driver is installed to the PCon Windows Xp.

1. Connect the PC with a USB cable between the LCT port and the

USB port,

2. Select Install from a list or specific location [Advanced] andclick on Nextbutton,

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3. Insert the CD-ROM of the USB driver to the PC and selectSearch for the best driver in these locationsand check Search


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removal media [floppy, CD-ROM...], then, click on Nextbutton,

4. Click Continue Anyway button in the Hardware Installationalert pop-up,

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6. Click Finishbutton in the Found New Hardware Wizardafterinstallation has been completed.

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Following procedure explains when the Dial-up is set to the PC onWindows Xp.

1. Click on StartSettingControl Panel and on NetworkConnectionsicon to start the Dialup setting.

2. The Network Connectionswindow appears. Click on Createa new connectionin the Network Taskscategory.

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3. The Welcome to the New Connection Wizard windowappears. Click on Nextbutton to continue.


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4. Select Connect to the network at my workplaceand click onNextbutton to continue.


5. Select option Dial-up connectionand click on Nextbutton tocontinue.


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6. On the New Connection Wizardwindow, enter LCTin theCompany Name entry field and click on Next button tocontinue.


7. Enter phone number in the Phone numberentry field and clickon Nextbutton to continue.


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8. Verify that the connection LCThas displayed as the connectionregistered. You can also create a shortcut on your desktop if youneed. Click on Finishbutton.


9. On Connect LCTdia-log, click Properties,


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10. Verify that Modem-USB Modem Driver [COM(#)] isdisplayed on the General tab connect using check box, and selectShow icon in notification area when connected in the LCT

Properties dia-log. Then, click onConfigurebutton.


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13. Retain the default setting on the Security tab, click theNetworkingtab.


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14. On the Networking tab, verify that PPP... is displayed in the Type

of dial-up server I am callingsetting field, unchecked File andPrinter... and Client for Microsoft...., Client for MicrosoftNetworks.


15. Click Settings button, unchecked all the boxes in the PPPSettingsdialog as shown below. ClickOK to go back to the

previous window. Point Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and thenli k P ti


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click Properties.

16. Verify that both Obtain an IP address automatically andObtain DNS server address automaticallyare selected.

17. Click on Advancedbutton,


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12. Java Runtime Install


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1. Install Java Runtime by double-click on the file name (highlightedbelow).


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Table of Contents

1. Installation Sequence................................................................................................................1

2. Phone and Modem Options Setting (Standard 19.2Kbps Connection) ........................................23. Installation of USB Com Port Driver (USB Connection)............................................................7

4 Dial up Setting 10


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4. Dial-up Setting .......................................................................................................................10

4 SNMP Service Setting.............................................................................................................20

5 PNMT Setup ..........................................................................................................................25

6 Launching PNMT ..................................................................................................................29

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1. Installation Sequence

Network Element (NE) other than

Step1: Modem Setting


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PASOLINK NEO ONLYNetwork Element (NE) other than

PASOLINK NEO

USB Modem Setting

(Installation of USB Com Port Driver)

Standard 19200bps Modem Setting

(Phone and Modem Options Setting)

Step2: Dial-up Connection Setting

Step3: SNMP Service Setting

Step4: Pasolink Network Management Terminal (PNMT) Setup

Step5: Launching PNMT

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2. Phone and Modem Options Setting (Standard 19.2Kbps Connection)

This section deals with the use of a Standard 19.2Kbps Modem Dial-up connection. (for

non-PASOLINK-NEO network elements). If you wish to use a USB Modem Driver (for PASOLINK-NEOnetwork elements, please refer to 3.Installation of USB Com Port Driver, p.7

(1) Click Start | Settings | Control Panel.


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( ) | g |

(2) Click the Phone and Modem Optionsicon in the Control Panel window to start configuring the

modem.

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(3) Enter your countryand area codein the Location Information window. Click [OK].


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(4) Verify the Locationand Area Code.

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(5) Select the Modemtab. Click [Add] to continue with adding the new modem for the PNMT.


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(6) Check Dont detect my modem ...and click [Next]to continue.

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(7) Select Standard Modem Typesfrom the list of Manufacturersand Standard 19200bpsModemfrom the Models. Click [Next]to continue.


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(8) Select Selected portsand COM#, then click [Next]to continue.

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(9) Click [Finish]to complete the new modem installation.


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(10) Verify that Standard 19200 bps ModemandCOM1are displayed. Click [OK].


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(3) Insert the USB driver CD-ROM in the computers disk drive and select Search for the bestdriver in these locationsand check Search removable media [floppy, CD-ROM ...]then, click[Next].


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(4) Click [Continue Anyway] in the Hardware Installation pop-up alert.

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(5) USB Modem Driver Installation starts.


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(6) USB Com Port Driver installation is complete.

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(1) Click Start | Settings | Control Panel and the Network Connectionsicon to start configuringthe Dialup setting.


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(2) The Network Connections window appears. Click Create a new connection in the NetworkTasks area.

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(3) The Welcome to the New Connection Wizard window appears. Click [Next].


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(4) Select Connect to the network at my workplaceand click [Next]to continue.

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(5) Select Dial-up connectionand click [Next]to continue.


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(6) Select Modem USB Modem Driver [COM#] and click [Next]to continue.

NOTE

This screen appears only when a USB Modem Driver has

been installed.

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(7) In the New Connection Wizard window, enter Pnmtin the Company Namefield and click[Next]to continue.


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(8) Enter any number in the Phone numberfield and click [Next]to continue.

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(9) Verify that Pnmtis displayed as the connection. You can also create a shortcut on your desktopif desired. Click [Finish].


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(10) In the Connect Dial-up Connection window, click [Cancel]to continue. Click Propertiesin theConnect Dial-up Connectionwindow.

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(11) Verify that Modem-Standard 19200 bps Modem [COM1]is displayed on the General tab inthe Dial-up Connection Properties window. Click [Configure].


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(12) In the Modem Configurationwindow, uncheck all five boxes.

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(13) Retain the default setting on the Optionstab and click the Securitytab.


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(14) Retain the default setting on the Securitytab and click the Networkingtab.


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(17) Verify that both Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server addressautomatically are selected.


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(18) In the Advanced TCP/IP Settings window, uncheck Use IP header compression for the PPP link.Click [OK].

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(19) Retain the default setting on the Advancedtab and click [OK].


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Before activating Windows XP SP After activating Windows XP SP

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4 SNMP Service Setting

NOTE

It is necessary to remove SNMP Service or to stop it if it hasalready been installed.

To Remove SNMP Service:

(1) Select Start Setting Control Panel then in the Add or Remove Programs window click


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(1) Select Start Setting Control Panel, then, in the Add or Remove Programs window, clickAdd/Remove Windows Components.

(2) The Windows Components Wizard window appears. Remove the check from Management andMonitoring Tools, and then click Details ....

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