Chap.1 LTE Installation and Commissioning_20130813

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LTE Installation & Commissioning

Aug.13, 2013

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eNodeB • Specification • Electric requirements • Transmission requirements • Interface • Capacity

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Specification – eNodeB

Items Specifications

Technology LTE (FDD)

Channel Bandwidth 20MHz

Channel Card Capacity 20MHz 1C / 3S

DU Capacity 20MHz 3C / 3S with 3 channel cards

DU-RRU Interface Optic CPRI

Backhaul I/F FE/GE

Synchronization 1588 or GPS

Size (W x D x H) 434 x 385 x 88 mm, 14.7L

Weight 12kg

Power consumption 163W @20MHz 1C / 3S

Operating Temperature 0 ~ 50C

Operating Humidity 5 ~ 90%

Power Supply - 48VDC

Installation 19” Rack mountable

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Specification – eNodeB HW Overview

Main Card

Channel Card

Item Description

Main Card

- Main control processor - Call Processing, IP/GTP/PDCP, OAM SON - Reception of the GPS signal and creation/supply of the clock, - Alarm collection and report to LSM - Supports FE/GE interface for backhaul connection - Support UDE (User Defined Ethernet), UDA (User Defined Alarm) - Transport layer throughput: 1.35Gbps - 4,500 RRC_Connected Users - 10,800 Bearers

Channel Card

- Radio Scheduler, RLC - OFDMA(DL)/SC-FDMA(UL) Processing - Supporting loopback tests between the DU and the RRU - 20MHz channel BW, 1C/3Sec - 3x600 RRC_Connected Users/Cell - 3x1200 Bearers/Cell

DU Shelf - Fan module - Dust filter module - Power distribution module

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External Interfaces from DU

RRU Cable (Optic Cable-2.5Gbps)

SW debug

(2EA)

Board

Reset

CPU State

LED

UDE (2EA)

SW debug

Optic Back-haul

(2EA)

UDA

1pps

Analog

10MHz Rectifier IF

SW debug

CPU

Reset

LED

Rectifier

Power cable

10G Optic Back-haul

(2EA) (reserved)

GPS input

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Specification – Ports of eNodeB

Interface Connector Type Description

ACT - CPU Active LED

GPS - GPS Status LED

RST - Board Reset

DBG USB SW Debug (UART, RS-232)

CLK0, CLK1 - CLOCK IN, OUT

UDA Mini Champ User Defined Alarm (Rx: 9 port, Tx: 2 port)

UDE0, UDE1 RJ-45 User Defined Ethernet (10/100/1000 Base-T)

EDBG RJ-45 SW Debug(10/100/1000 Base-T)

REC RJ-45 Rectifier (RS-485)

BH0, BH1 SFP 1000 Base-LX/SX

BH2, BH3 SFP+ 10GE(Optional*)

BH2, BH3 (LED) - 10GE, SFP+ Status LED

1PPS SMA Reference Clock Out (1PPS)

A10M SMA Reference Clock Out (Analog 10 MHz)

GPS SMA GPS input

DBG0, DBG1 USB UART CPU, DSP Debug

L0~6 SFP CPRI optic (RRU interface)

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Specification - Remote Radio Unit

Items Description

Technology LTE

Operating Frequency

[Band 7]

DL : 2620 ~ 2690MHz

UL : 2500 ~ 2570MHz

Capacity 20MHz 1Carrier

RF Power 40W per path, total 80W

RF Chain 2T2R

Power consumption 440W (100 % load )

333W (50% load )

Dimension (W x D x H) 280 x 143 x 489mm, 19.6L

Weight 15kg

Input Power - 48 VDC

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DU-RRU Connection via CPRI

Sector RRH Configuration (Band/Channel Bandwidth)

From this connector on DU channel card To this connector on RRH

1 (α) 2.6 GHz/20 MHz L0 on card in slot 1 Optic 0

2 (β) 2.6 GHz/20 MHz L1 on card in slot 1 Optic 0

3 (γ) 2.6 GHz/20 MHz L2 on card in slot 1 Optic 0

2.5Gbps/path

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Configure Environment Variables

• LTE CDU Debug connection • Configure Environment Variables

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LTE CDU Interface

Main card plays role as main processor, GPS signal receiver and distributor, and as a network interface. It is responsible for communication path configuration between UE and EPC, Ethernet Switching functionality for internal Samsung MBS, and System OAM. Also, it manages entire hardware and software statuses within the Samsung MBS, allocates/manages resources, and collect/report the alarm status information to LSM (LTE System Manager)

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LTE CDU Debug Cable (Connecting to Main Card)

The main card manages the status of all hardware and software in the eNB and reports status information to the LSM in addition, the main card allocates and manages the resources of the eNB. Connection directly to the main card is possible via a Laptop or PC using a debugging cable (DB-9 to USB cable). Connect one end of the debugging cable to PC and the other end to the DBG port of the main card of CDU maintenance window as shown in the figure below.

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LTE CDU Debug Cable (Connecting to Main Card)

Serial Port

DBG Port

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LTE CDU LAN Cable (Connecting to Main Card)

LAN Port

EDBG port

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▪ BOOTPORT Definition: Backhaul interface number which will be used when the PKG is loading. Set Value: BOOTPORT = PORT_0_0_0 or BOOTPORT = PORT_0_0_1 ▪ BOOTMODE Definition: Setting for using the IP address which is input by a user, or using the IP address acquired from a DHCP server, when the PKG is loading. Set Value: static or dhcp ▪ PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_IP Definition: eNB IP address which will be used when PKG is loading (ex. 10.10.10.76). For PORT_0_0_#_IPV4_IP, # refers BOOTPORT value. When BOOTPORT = PORT_0_0_1, set IP address at PORT_0_0_1_IPV4_IP. Set Value: System IP Address ▪ PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_NM Definition: Prefix Length for the eNB IP address. (ex. 24). For PORT_0_0_#_IPV4_NM, # refers BOOTPORT value. When BOOTPORT = PORT_0_0_1, set prefix length at PORT_0_0_1_IPV4_NM. Set Value: Prefix Length

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▪ PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_GW Definition: Gateway IP address located between LSM and eNB (ex. 10.10.10.1). For PORT_0_0_#_IPV4_GW, # refers BOOTPORT value. When BOOTPORT = PORT_0_0_1, set IP address at PORT_0_0_1_IPV4_GW. Set Value: Gateway IP Address ▪ RS_IP Definition: LSM IP address (ex. 10.10.10.1) Set Value: LSM IP Address ▪ NE_ID Definition: eNB ID (ex. 100) Set Value: 1~1048575 ▪ __BOOTUP_FLAG__ Definition: Kernel and RFS selection identifier (ex. 000000020e) Set Value: Default value = Must use the value, 000000020e.

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▪ PORT_0_0_0_VLANID Definition: VLAN ID when PKG is loading, if it uses VLAN. For PORT_0_0_#_VLANID, # refers BOOTPORT value. When BOOTPORT = PORT_0_0_1, set VLAN ID at PORT_0_0_1_VLANID. Set Value: 1~4094 ▪ AUTH Definition: Setting for receiving acknowledge response from the LSM. Set Value: yes (receive acknowledge response) or no (booting as standalone mode), Default = yes ▪ REG_TIMEOUT Definition: Setting for local loading after reg_timeout value(minute). Set Value: Minute

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root@UAMA-T:/root> getenv -a [Env Information] AUTH=yes BOOTMODE=static BOOTPORT=PORT_0_0_0 PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_IP=10.176.75.4 PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_GW=10.176.75.1 PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_NM=27 PORT_0_0_0_VLANID=1901 RS_IP=10.181.33.228 NE_ID=524514 __BOOTUP_FLAG__=000000020e REG_TIMEOUT=1 root@UAMA-T:/root>

Display Current Environment Variables

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root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p BOOTPORT PORT_0_0_0 root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p BOOTMODE static root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_IP 100.1.1.202 root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_NM 24 root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p PORT_0_0_0_IPV4_GW 100.1.1.1 root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p NE_ID 202 root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p RS_IP 100.1.1.238 root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p REG_TIMEOUT 1 root@UAMA-T:/root> setenv –p PORT_0_0_0_VLANID 1234 * delenv –p RS_IP : delete environment variables

Environment Variable Configuration

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Grow eNB

• Creating eNB from LSM • Verify Software/Firmware version • Check Software/Firmware version • Firmware upgrade • eNB/Cell Unlock • NTP Configuration

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WEB EMS

WEB EMS UI example

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Creating eNB from LSM

Creating Network from Tree Viewer

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Grow eNB

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Grow eNB

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Loading Trap

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Verify Software/Firmware version

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Software Firmware version check

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Firmware version check

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LTE CDU Software upgrade

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LTE CDU Firmware upgrade

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LTE CDU Firmware upgrade by manual

Version check for UAMA/L9CA board

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FTP download for UAMA firmware files

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FTP download for L9CA firmware files - 1

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FTP download for L9CA firmware files - 2

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UAMA Firmware fusing • Stop the auto reboot function using below command on UAMA board and then execute fusing

root@UAMA-T:/ root > killall rswm

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L9CA Firmware fusing

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Upgrade check on UAMA board and reboot

Upgrade check on UAMA board and reboot

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eNB/Cell Unlock

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eNB/Cell Unlock

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NTP Configuration

Retrieve NTP server configuration

Change NTP server configuration

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System Normal Operation Verification

• Alarm Status • Cell Status • RRH Status • TEST-TXPWR

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Retrieve Active Alarms • Using the command ‘RTRV-ALM-LIST’, don’t have to be no alarms as followings.

- MME Communication Failure

- RRU Communication Failure (with connected RRU)

- CPRI Failure (on the port connected RRU)

- GPS Function Failure

- Clock Failure

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Retrieve Cell Status • Using the command ‘RTRV-CELL-STS’, OPERNATIONAL STATE has to be ‘enabled’.

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Retrieve RRH Status • Using the command ‘RTRV-RRH-STS’, OPERNATIONAL STATE has to be ‘enabled’ and

RF Power value is proper.

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TEST-TXPWR • Using the command ‘TEST-TXPWR’, check RF Power value is proper.

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OAM and Signal IP Seperation

• Vlan setting • IP address setting • Static route setting • SCTP Multi-Homing setting • Example

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eNB VLAN Settings

Retrieve VLAN configuration

Create VLAN Interface

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eNB IP Address Settings

Retrieve IP address configuration

Change IP address Interface

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Static Route Configuration

Retrieve current IP route configuration

Create Static route

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SCTP Multi-Homing Configuration

Retrieve MME configuration

Add Secondary MME

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IP Configuration example

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IP Configuration example

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Configure Neighbor List

• Add/Change/Delete NBR • Check NBR List

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Add/Change/Delete NBR • Neighbor list has to be set to conduct handover between eNBs or cells

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Check NBR List

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Commissioning • Attach • Throughput Test (Peak DL) • Handover Test

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Attach

This test verifies that the UE registered as a subscriber in the LTE network is able to complete the attach procedure.

Pre-requisite 1) LTE network system (eNB/EPC/HSS) configured properly 2) UE required to be set & subscribed in LTE network properly Test Process 1) Make sure the subscriber has been subscribed 2) Set the eNB under test work with required PCIs and every cell works normally 3) Locate the UE at a good RF condition within a test cell. 4) Power on the UE connected with monitor tool. 5) After the UE camps on the cell, initiate UE attach procedure. 6) Catch log file with the UE monitor tool. 7) Verify the UE attach procedure is successfully completed.

Expected Result 1) Successful UE attach procedure

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Attach

UE eNB MME

Random Access Preamble

Random Access Response

RRC Connection Request

RRC Connection Setup

RRC Connection Setup Complete(Attach Request)

INITIAL UE MESSAGE(Attach Request)

Authentication and NAS related procedure

INITIAL CONTEXT SETUP REQUEST(Attach Accept)

Security Mode Command

Security Mode Complete

RRC Connection Reconfiguration(Attach Accept)

RRC Connection Reconfiguration Complete INITIAL CONTEXT SETUP RESPONSE

UL Information Transfer(Attach Complete) UL NAS Transport

(Attach Complete)

S-GWEPC

Create Default Bearer Request

Create Default Response

Update Bearer Request

Update Bearer Response

UE Capability Enquiry

UECapabilityInformation

UE CAPABILITY INFO INDICATION

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Attach

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Throughput Test (Peak DL)

The target of this test is to measure the peak DL data throughput with single stationary end user equipment in favorable SINR locations.

Pre-requisite 1) A laptop computer to monitor the UE and DM tool for UE 2) G- bit Ethernet backhaul resource is assumed. 3) UDP server at eNB side and UDP client at UE side are required. 4) UDP server should be able to afford over 150 Mbps throughput. Test Process 1) Locate a test UE and laptop where DL SINR > 28 dB (Area in the trial network providing reproducible maximum data rates.) 2) Connect the UE to eNB (Call setup the UE.) 3) Run UDP client at the server. 4) Generate downlink UDP traffic and observe the single UE downlink throughput.

Expected Result 1) Meet the throughput criteria

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Single UE (DL UDP) – Category #3 UE

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Multi UE (DL UDP) – Category #3 UE

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Handover Test

This test is verify basic mobility between Samsung LTE system

Pre-requisite 1) LTE network system (eNB/EPC/HSS) configured properly. 2) UE set & subscribed in LTE network properly. Test Process 1) Set up two cells from each eNB 2) Check neighbor configuration of each eNB (X2 Setup) 3) Attach the UE at first cell. 4) Send continuous ping from UE side to application server. 5) Decrease downlink signal power of source cell and increase target cell. 6) Repeat step ‘5’ with other direction. Expected Result 1) Successful X2 handover

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Handover Test

Test Configuration

PC UE

Divider

Variable attenuator Attenuator

Variable attenuator Attenuator

eNB Cell 1

eNB Cell 2

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Handover Test

UE Source eNB

MeasurementReport

HANDOVER REQUEST

Target eNB MME

HO Decision

Admission Control

HANDOVER REQUESTACKNOWLEDGE

RRC ConnectionReconfiguration(HO Command)

Random Access Preamble

Random Access Response

RRC Connection Reconfiguration Complete(HO Confirm)

SN STATUS TRANSFER

PATH SWITCH REQUEST

PATH SWITCH REQUEST

ACKNOWLEDGE

UE CONTEXT RELEASE

End Marker

Data forwarding

Data forwarding

End Marker

Data Buffering and transmit to target

Buffer packets from Source

Packet DataPacket data

Packet dataPacket data

Release Reources

Downlink Data

Uplink Data

S-GW

User Plane Update Request

User Plane Update Response

EPC

Uplink Data

Downlink Data

Forwarded Downlink Data

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