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WALKair V3.1

UMN: OPAM

Base Station Management Guide

P/N 110504-01 D REV 1.1

January 2000


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIST OF FIGURES.................................................................................................iv

LIST OF TABLES ...................................................................................................v

1 Introduct ion ............................................................................................. 1-1

2 Base Station LED Indicator Interface .................................................... 2-12.1 Base Unit LEDs............................................................................ 2-12.2 IF MUX LEDs ............................................................................... 2-3

3 Base Station Local Craft Interface......................................................... 3-13.1 Local Craft Interface Menus ......................................................... 3-13.2 Base Station................................................................................. 3-13.3 Global Navigation Key Symbol Commands.................................. 3-2

4 The Main Menu ........................................................................................ 4-1

5 Configuring the BS ................................................................................. 5-15.1 Radio Link Parameters Menu....................................................... 5-25.2 Getting the Cable Length ............................................................. 5-35.3 Setting the Cable Length.............................................................. 5-45.4 Getting the Cable Type ................................................................ 5-5

5.5 Setting the Cable Type................................................................. 5-65.6 Getting the Cable Gain for Other Cable Types .......................... 5-75.7 Setting the Cable Gain for Other Cable Types........................... 5-85.8 Getting the IF Cable Gain........................................................... 5-105.9 Setting the IF Cable Gain ........................................................... 5-115.10 Getting the RFU Head Type....................................................... 5-125.11 Setting the RFU Head Type ....................................................... 5-125.12 Getting the Operating Frequency............................................... 5-135.13 Setting the Operating Frequency................................................ 5-145.14 Getting the Modem Working Point.............................................. 5-155.15 Setting the Modem Working Point.............................................. 5-16

5.16 Getting the IFMUX Type............................................................. 5-175.17 Setting the IFMUX...................................................................... 5-18

6 Administ rative Parameters Menu .......................................................... 6-16.1 BS Parameters Menu................................................................... 6-26.2 Getting the BS Serial Number ...................................................... 6-46.3 Getting the BS Administrative Status ........................................... 6-56.4 Setting the Administrative Status.................................................. 6-66.5 Getting the System Time.............................................................. 6-76.6 Setting the System Time .............................................................. 6-86.7 Getting the System Clock Source................................................. 6-9

6.8 Setting the System Clock Source............................................... 6-106.8.1 Getting External Clock Out Status..........................................6-116.8.2 Setting the External Clock Out Status ....................................6-12


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6.9 BU IP Parameters Menu.............................................................6-136.9.1 Getting BU IP Parameters ..................................................... 6-136.9.2 Setting BU IP Parameters ..................................................... 6-146.9.3 Getting Authorized Manager Stations.................................... 6-15

6.9.4 Modifying Authorized Manager Stations ................................ 6-156.10 TS Parameters Menu..................................................................6-176.10.1 Getting the List of TS Information Parameters....................... 6-196.10.2 Setting the List of TS Information Parameters ....................... 6-206.10.3 Adding Single TS Information Parameters............................. 6-216.10.4 Updating Single TS Information Parameters.......................... 6-226.10.5 Getting the TS Administrative Status..................................... 6-236.10.6 Setting the Administrative Status........................................... 6-246.10.7 Deleting a TS ........................................................................ 6-25

7 Remote BS Management ........................................................................7-1

8 Telecom Interface Parameters ...............................................................8-1

8.1 Telecom Interface Parameter Menus............................................8-18.1.1 Getting the BS Telecom Configuration Parameters ................. 8-28.1.2 Setting BS Telecom Configuration Parameters ....................... 8-3

8.1.2.1 Pin Assignment and Adapter Cables for V.35/X.21 ............. 8-58.1.3 Setting the BS Telecom Administrative Status......................... 8-6

8.2 TS Telecom Parameters Menu.....................................................8-78.2.1 Getting the Telecom Configuration.......................................... 8-88.2.2 Setting TS Telecom Configuration Parameters........................ 8-9

8.3 Setting the TS Telecom Administrative Status............................8-128.4 Duplicate Telecom Configuration................................................8-12

9 Defin ing Services ....................................................................................9-1

9.1 Getting a List of All Leased Line Services.....................................9-29.2 Adding Leased Line Service .........................................................9-39.3 Getting Leased Line Service Parameters .....................................9-59.4 Getting Leased Line Service Administrative Status ......................9-69.5 Deleting Leased Line Services .....................................................9-79.6 V5 Service ....................................................................................9-89.7 V5 Interface Management ..........................................................9-10

9.7.1 Getting the V5 Interface Table............................................... 9-119.7.2 Setting the V5 Interface Table ............................................... 9-129.7.3 Adding New V5 Interfaces ..................................................... 9-139.7.4 Getting Interface Parameters ................................................ 9-15

9.7.5 Updating the Interface........................................................... 9-179.7.6 Getting the Interface Status................................................... 9-189.7.7 Setting the Interface Status ................................................... 9-199.7.8 Deleting an Interface ............................................................. 9-209.7.9 Deleting TS Configuration Parameters .................................. 9-22

9.8 V5 Subscriber Management .......................................................9-239.8.1 Getting the Subscriber Table................................................. 9-259.8.2 Setting the Subscriber Table ................................................. 9-269.8.3 Adding Subscribers ............................................................... 9-289.8.4 Displaying Subscriber Data ................................................... 9-299.8.5 Deleting Subscribers ............................................................. 9-30

10 Maintenance Management Menu .........................................................10-110.1 System Tests Menu ....................................................................10-2

10.1.1 Displaying the Last Reset Cause and Date ........................... 10-3


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10.1.2 Resetting the System.............................................................10-410.2 Loop Back Testing...................................................................... 10-4

10.2.1 BS Loop Backs.......................................................................10-610.2.2 TS Loop Backs.......................................................................10-8

10.3 System Alarms And Error Menu............................................... 10-1010.4 Software Download .................................................................. 10-1210.4.1 TFTP Download Session......................................................10-1410.4.2 TFTP Software Download ....................................................10-1510.4.3 Beginning a TFTP Software Download Session ...................10-1610.4.4 RS232 Software Download ..................................................10-2010.4.5 RS232 Download Session....................................................10-21

10.5 Air Performance Monitoring...................................................... 10-2310.5.1 Performance Measurements ................................................10-2410.5.2 Setting the Display Format ...................................................10-2610.5.3 Getting the Current Performance Parameters ......................10-2710.5.4 Local Measurements............................................................10-28

10.5.5 Remote Measurements ........................................................10-3110.5.6 Setting the Modem Report ...................................................10-3210.5.7 Resetting the FER Counters.................................................10-34

10.6 The Modem Maintenance Menu............................................... 10-35

Appendix A IF Index Tables ...........................................................................A-1

Appendix B RF Index Tables ..........................................................................B-1

Appendix C Alarms .........................................................................................C-1


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LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 2-1: BS-BUS Front Panel LEDs ................................................................... 2-1Figure 2-2: IF MUX 8 Unit LED Indicators ............................................................... 2-3Figure 2-3: IF MUX 16 Unit LED Indicators ............................................................. 2-3Figure 4-1: BS Main Menu ...................................................................................... 4-1Figure 5-1: BS Configuration Menu......................................................................... 5-1Figure 5-2: BS Radio Link Parameters Menu.......................................................... 5-2Figure 8-1: BS-BU Telecom Ports........................................................................... 8-1Figure 9-1: V5 Subscriber Management Menu...................................................... 9-24Figure 10-1: The System Test Menu....................................................................... 10-2

Figure 10-2: Loopback Testing................................................................................ 10-5Figure 10-3: Software Download Menu................................................................. 10-13


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LIST OF TABLES

Table 2-1: BS-BUS LED Indicators ........................................................................ 2-2

Table 2-2: LED Color Coding................................................................................. 2-2Table 2-3: LED Description.................................................................................... 2-3Table 3-1: Global Navigation Key Symbol Commands........................................... 3-2Table 3-2: LCI Print Levels .................................................................................... 3-2Table 4-1: BS Main Menu Options......................................................................... 4-1Table 5-1: BS Configuration Menu Option Definitions............................................ 5-1Table 5-2: BS Radio Link Parameters Menu Option Definitions ............................. 5-2Table 6-1: BS Administrative Parameters Menu Option Definitions........................ 6-3Table 6-2: System Clock Source...........................................................................6-10Table 6-3: TS Parameters Menu Options..............................................................6-18Table 9-1: V5 Service Menu Option Definitions...................................................... 9-9Table 9-2: V5 Interface Management Menu Options Definitions ...........................9-10

Table 9-3: Interface Update Options.....................................................................9-17Table 9-4: V5 Subscriber Management Menu Option Definitions..........................9-24Table 9-5: Subscriber Table Definitions ................................................................9-25Table 10-1: Maintenance Menu Option Definitions ...............................................10-1Table 10-2: System Tests Menu Option Definitions ................................................10-6Table 10-3: System Alarm and Error Menu Option Definitions ..............................10-10Table 10-4: Software Download Menu Option Definitions .....................................10-13Table 10-5: General Definition ..............................................................................10-23Table 10-6: Performance Parameters Definitions .................................................10-24Table 10-7: Local Report Parameters for 1 Sec....................................................10-29Table 10-8: Local Report Parameters for 15 Min. .................................................10-31Table A-1: IF Index for BS 3.5 GHz Band A, B, and C............................................A-1Table A-2: IF Index for BS 10.5 GHz Band............................................................. A-4Table A-3: IF Index for 26 GHz Band AH .............................................................A-7Table B-1: RF Index For 3.5 GHz Bands A, B, and C............................................. B-1Table B-2: RF Index For 10.5 GHz Band................................................................B-4Table B-3: RF Index for 26 GHz Bands A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H................................ B-7Table C-1: Alarm Definitions...................................................................................C-1


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1 INTRODUCTION

The Base Station Management Guide explains the operation of the BSembedded software. It is assumed that a Local Craft has already beenconnected to the BS according to the instructions provided in theInstallation Guide.


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2 BASE STATION LED INDICATOR INTERFACE

The operator can monitor the system and equipment status by observingthe LED indicators or the LCI terminal. At startup, all LEDs are turned on inthe three different colors and then turned off. This is to verify that the LEDsare operational.

2.1 Base Unit LEDs

The LEDs provide visual indication of the functioning equipment and reportthe existence of system and equipment alarms. The LED indicators are litaccording to the origin of the fault occurrence. The indoor LED is used toindicate a fault situation in the BU. The outdoor LED is used to indicate afault in the Outdoor Unit (Antenna, RFU etc.) or in the air link. Figure 2-1illustrates the BS-BUS front panel LEDs. Table 2-1 and Table 2-2 detailsthe LED indicators and LED Color Coding. The LED colors are alsoreflected on the BU panel presented on the Management system.

FIGURE 2-1: BS-BUS FRONT PANEL LEDS

LED Status

Indicators

INT EXT ETH

Telecom LED:

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TABLE 2-1: BS-BUS LED INDICATORS

LED DESCRIPTION

EXT

(Outdoor)

Indicates the status of the outdoor

equipment and radio link (e.g., failure inthe RFU or a lost connection with one ofthe TSs).

INT(Indoor)

Indicates the status of the indoorequipment.

ETH(Ethernet)

Indicates the status of the Ethernet port.

Telecom LEDs Indicates the status of the specificTelecom interface (e.g., LOS on one of theE1s connected to the BS-BUS).

TABLE 2-2: LED COLOR CODING

LEDS

LED STATE Internal External Ethernet Telecom

Blinking Red Disable FrequencySearch

Disable

RED Major Major Major

BlinkingYellow

Loop back Loop back Loop back

YELLOW Minor Minor Minor

BlinkingGreen

SoftwareDownload

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2.2 IF MUX LEDs

The IF MUX LEDs provide visual indication of the equipment status. Figure2-2 illustrates the IF MUX 8 LEDs, Figure 2-3 illustrates the IF MUX 16

LEDs. Following the figures, Table 2-3 describes the LED functions.

FIGURE 2-2: IF MUX 8 UNIT LED INDICATORS

LED Status Verification

Fail

Power

FIGURE 2-3: IF MUX 16 UNIT LED INDICATORS

16 x SMA Input (Rx)LED StatusVerification

16 x SMA Output (Tx)

FailPower

Rx2 Rx4 Rx6 Rx8 Rx10 Rx12 Rx14 Rx16

Tx2 Tx4 Tx6 Tx8 Tx10 Tx12 Tx14 Tx16

Rx1 Rx3 Rx5 Rx7 Rx9 Rx11 Rx13 Rx15

Tx1 Tx3 Tx5 Tx7 Tx9 Tx11 Tx13 Tx15

TABLE 2-3: LED DESCRIPTION

LED FUNCTION

Fail Indicates a failure of the unit.

Power Indicates the unit is powered and that theoperational status is serviceable.


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3 BASE STATION LOCAL CRAFT INTERFACE

3.1 Local Craft Interface Menus

The LCI menus for the BS and TS use the same global key symbolcommands in order to facilitate navigation of the menu structure.

3.2 Base Station

The LCI embedded software, is VT-100 terminal compatible and uses theRS-232 interface. The BS software enables operators to configure andmaintain the BS as well as the TSs.

Attach the Local Craft Terminal to the BS-BUS LCI port, using an availableCOM port with the following settings:

9600 bps baud rate

no Parity

8 data bits

1 stop bits

After making the LCI connection, run the communications software (e.g.,PROCOMM, PCPLUS PROWIN etc.). The terminal type must be set toANSI in the communications software.

While the BS-BUS is initializing, a number of messages are displayed onthe LCI terminal.

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3.3 Global Navigation Key Symbol Commands

The TS software provides several global key symbol commands in order tofacilitate navigation of the Menu Structure as shown in Table 3-1.

Type the then press in order to perform the requestedfunction.

TABLE 3-1: GLOBAL NAVIGATION KEY SYMBOL COMMANDS

SYMBOLS FUNCTION

* Press * to access the Main (root) menu in the software.From the main menu you access all other LCI functions.

^ Press ^ to access the previous menu in the LCI screenin the LCI hierarchy.

= Press = anytime to refresh the LCI monitor screen. Thiserases all information that was on the screen and re-displays thecurrent menu at the top of the screen.

% Press % to toggle the ON/OFF display mode of errormessages should they occur.

+ Press + to advance the print level. The change isdisplayed on the LCI monitor.

- Press - to reduce the print level. The change isdisplayed on the LCI monitor.

The LCI reports system alarms and events by displaying messages on theterminal monitor. The type of messages that are printed depends on theset print level.

Table 3-2 lists the print levels in descending order. Each print levelincludes the lower level messages.

TABLE 3-2: LCI PRINT LEVELS

PRINT LEVELInfo The default level displays all alarm and event messages,

including status message (e.g., scanning frequencies).

Warning Displays alarms that are the Warning Level.

Error Displays alarms that are the Error Level.

Fatal Displays alarms that are the Fatal Level.

Display Displays no alarms or events, only the LCI menus.

None Displays no alarms, events or LCI menus, (displays a blankscreen). If your LCI monitor displays a blank screen, press to reduce to the Display Print Level.


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4 THE MAIN MENU

The BS Main Menu screen (see Figure 4-1) is the root or first level of theBS software. It provides access to the two general-purpose operation setsof the BS as described in Table 4-1.

FIGURE 4-1: BS MAIN MENU

TABLE 4-1: BS MAIN MENU OPTIONS

OPTIONNUMBER

MENU ITEM FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

1. ConfigurationMenu

Enables configuration of all WALKair parameters.

2. MaintenanceMenu

Enables the operation and maintenance of the ofthe WALKair system including the following items:

System Tests

System Alarms

Software Download


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5 CONFIGURING THE BS

The Configuration Menu is used to configure all parameters required for airlinks and service establishment. Figure 5-1 displays the BS ConfigurationMenu; Table 5-1 describes the menu options.

FIGURE 5-1: BS CONFIGURATION MENU

TABLE 5-1: BS CONFIGURATION MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

OPTIONNUMBER


1. Radio LinkParameters Menu

Enables configuration of the cable type,length and operating frequency.

2. AdministrativeParameters Menu

Configures BS parameters for selectedmodules i.e., Serial Number, Customer IDNumber, System Time and enables ordisables BS / TS operation.

3. Telecom InterfacesParameters Menu

Enables the physical configuration ofTelecom services for E1, V.35/X.21, andFrame Relay.

4. Service ParametersMenu

Enables the configuration of serviceparameters i.e., service type, band type,bandwidth etc.


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5.1 Radio Link Parameters Menu

Figure 5-2 displays the BS Radio Parameters submenu; Table 5-2describes each of the commands. Radio parameters can also be

configured via the Management Station. For details, please refer to theWALKnet User Manual.

FIGURE 5-2: BS RADIO LINK PARAMETERS MENU

TABLE 5-2: BS RADIO LINK PARAMETERS MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

OPTIONNUMBER


0. Get Cable Length Displays the IF cable length in meters.

1. Set Cable Length Specifies the IF cable length.

2. Get Cable Type Displays the IF cable type.

3. Set Cable Type Specifies the cable type. Use thisoption to select the standard LMR400

cable or other cable.

4. Get other cable type Gain Table

Displays the other cable gain table.

5. Set other cable type Gain Table

Specifies the upstream anddownstream gain of the cable as per

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OPTIONNUMBER


6. Get Cable Gain Displays the operating cable gain.

7. Set Cable Gain Specifies the operating frequencyaccording to cable length and type.

8. Get RFU HeadInformation

Displays the operating RFU HeadType.

9. Set RFU HeadInformation

Specifies the operating RFU HeadType.

A. Get BS FrequencyIndex

Displays Frequency Index for selectedBS.

B. Set BS FrequencyIndex

Specifies Frequency Index for selectedBS.

C. Get Modem WorkingPoint

Displays the working parameters of theModem.

D. Set Modem WorkingPoint

Specifies the working parameters ofthe Modem. Used for fine tuning theModem.

E. Get IFMUX type. Displays the operating parameters of the IFMUX.

F. Set IFMUX type. Specifies the operating parameters of the IFMUX.

5.2 Getting the Cable Length

To Get the Current Cable Length:

1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press .The Configuration Menu is displayed.

2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 1 then press.The Radio Link Parameters Menu is displayed.

3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option number 0 thenpress .The BS Cable Length menu displays the current cable length.


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5.3 Setting the Cable Length

Cable length is used for computing IF cable attenuation based on apredefined cable type (see Setting Cable Type para. 5.5).

When setting cable lengths, a whole number must be used. The numberrepresents the cable length in meters.

To Set the Cable Length:1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press .

The Configuration Menu is displayed.


3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option number 1 thenpress .The BS Cable Length parameter input is displayed.


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The cable type can be LMR 400, CF CU2Y 50 Ohm, or other cable.

5.5 Setting the Cable Type

Use this option to select the cable type. The system has built in gain tablesfor the LMR400 and CF CU2Y 50 Ohm cable types. If Other CableType is selected, then the Gain Table must be inserted.

To Set the Cable Type:1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press .The Configuration Menu is displayed.


3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option number 3 thenpress .The Cable Type parameter input is displayed.


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4. Type L then press to select the standard LMR400 cable.

5. Type C then press to select the CF CU2Y 50 ohm cable.

6. Type O then press to select another type of cable.

5.6 Getting the Cable Gain for Other CableTypes

To Display the Other Cable Types Gain Table:


2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 1 then press.

The Radio Link Parameters Menu is displayed.3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option number 4 then

press .The Frequency Cable Gain table is displayed.


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4. Enter the upstream gain for the displayed frequency index in Decibels(as per vendor specifications) then press .

5. Enter the downstream gain for the displayed frequency index inDecibels (as per vendor specifications) press thenpress .

6. Repeat for all relevant frequency indices (of the installed RFU) asdetailed in Table A-1, (3.5 GHz Bands A, B and C), Table A-2(10.5 GHz) and Table A-3 (26 GHz Bands A-H).

7. Type q to exit.

NOTE

All gain settings for cables other than LMR400 and CF CU2Y S\50 ohmmust be set according to vendor specifications.


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5.8 Gett ing the IF Cable Gain

The IF cable connects the indoor and the outdoor units. The systemrequires the IF cable attenuation data in order to adjust the output signal.The cable attenuation can either be entered manually, or computed by thesystem based on the specified IF length and type.

To Get the Attenuation Data:



The Radio Link Parameters Menu is displayed.3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option number 6 thenpress .The following is displayed:


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5.9 Setting the IF Cable Gain

Prior to entering this option, ensure that the cable gain (attenuation) hasbeen measured (see para 5.8 ).

To Set the Attenuation Data:



3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option number 7 then

press .The following is displayed:

4. Enter T then press to verify this parameter.

5. Enter the completed cable gain for the up link and the down linkaccording to the cable length and type.


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5.10 Getting the RFU Head Type

To Get the RFU Head Type:



3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option number 8 thenpress .The following is displayed.

5.11 Sett ing the RFU Head Type

To Set the RFU Head Type:



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4. Select the appropriate RFU head type for either 3.5 GHZ, 10.5 GHz or26 GHz then press .

5. Enter the RFU HW revision (first letter)The HW revision appears on a label on the RFU in the following

format: X.YY ( X Letter, Y - Digit).6. Press .

5.12 Getting the Operating Frequency

To Get the Radio Frequency Index:


2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 1 then press

.The Radio Link Parameters Menu is displayed.

3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option A then press.The following is displayed.


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5.13 Setting the Operating Frequency

To Set the Radio Frequency Index:

1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press .

The Configuration Menu is displayed.2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 1 then press


3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option B then press.The Radio Frequency Index parameter input is displayed.


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4. Enter the corresponding frequency index to the allocated frequencythen press . Each BS-BUS is allocated a different 1.75 MHzfrequency slice. For example, if the allocated downlink frequency is3501.25 to 3527.50, type0 as the frequency index.

Table B-1 displays the Radio Frequency Index for the 3.5 GHzBands A, B, and C. Table B-2 displays the Frequency Index for the 10.5GHz Band. Table B-3 displays the Frequency Index for the 26 GHzbands A-H.

5.14 Getting the Modem Working Point

To Set the Modem Working Point:




3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option C then press.The Modem Working Point Parameters menu is displayed.


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5.15 Setting the Modem Working Point

Modem configuration enables optimizing modem performance betweenthe BS and TS. Typically, the default settings are used however; it ispossible to configure the Modem Working point in order to control cell size.

When setting the Modem Working Point, select either the default values orenter the Nominal Power values for Tx and Rx.

To Set the Modem Working Point:



3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option D then press.The Modem Working Point Parameters menu, containing the current

and default Nominal Power values, is displayed.


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4. Type Y to select the default values then press .

5. Type N to insert the new Modem Working Point values.

6. (Optional) enter the required values for Nominal Power Tx andNominal Power Rx, then press .

5.16 Getting the IFMUX Type

To Get the IFMUX Type:



3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option E then press.The IFMUX Type is displayed.


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5.17 Sett ing the IFMUX

To Set the IFMUX Type:



3. From the Radio Link Parameters Menu, select option F then press.The IFMUX Type parameter input is displayed.


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6 ADMINISTRATIVE PARAMETERS MENU

The Administrative Parameters Menu enables status configuration of bothBS and TS system settings. The TS is configured via the BS LCIembedded software. Table 6-1 displays Administrative Parameters Menuoptions for the BS.

To Access the Administrative Parameters Menu:



.The Administrative Parameters Menu is displayed.


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6.1 BS Parameters Menu

To Access the BS Parameters Menu:


2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 2 then press.The Administrative Parameters Menu is displayed.

3. From the Administrative Parameters Menu, select option number 1then press .The BS Parameters Menu is displayed.


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TABLE 6-1: BS ADMINISTRATIVE PARAMETERS MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

OPTIONNUMBER


1. Get BS Serial Number Displays the selected BS serialnumber in a decimal format.

2. Get BS Administrative Status Displays the current status of theselected BS (enabled / disabled).

3. Set BS Administrative Status Defines the selected BS operativestatus (enabled / disabled).

4. Get System Time Displays the current date and time of the selected BS.

5. Set System Time Defines the date (dd / MM / yyyy) andtime of the selected BS.

6. Get System Clock Source Displays the current system clocksource.

7. Set System Clock Source Defines the system clock source:Internal, External, or Automatic.

8. Get BU IP Parameters Displays the current BU IPparameters.

9. Set BU IP Parameters Defines the BU IP parameters for connection to the NMS.

a. Get List of AuthorizedManagers Stations

Displays current SNMP Managers IPaddresses.

b. Add Authorized Manager Station

Adds SNMP Manager IP addressesto the system database.

c. Delete Authorized ManagerStation

Deletes the SNMP Manager IPaddresses from the systemdatabase.

d. Get External Clock Out Displays the External Clockparameters.

e. Set External Clock Out Defines the External Clock Out

setting.p. Update Remote LCI Password Changes the default password for

remote LCI configuration of the TS.


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6.2 Getting the BS Serial Number

To Get the BS Serial Number:




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 1 then press.The BS serial number is displayed.


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6.4 Setting the Administrative Status

To Set the BS Administ rative Status:




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 3 then press.The Administrative Status input parameter menu is displayed.

5. Type E then press to enable the BS.The menu displays ENABLE.

6. Type D then press to disable the BS.

The menu displays DISABLE.

NOTE

In order to activate a service, the BUs must be enabled.


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6.5 Getting the System Time

NOTE

The following options are for the time and date of the LCI program. Theseoptions control the time and date stamps that the LCI places on reportedevents and alarms. They are not relevant for the time and date of thenetwork elements.

To Get the BS System Time:




3. From the Administrative Parameters Menu, select option 1 then press.The BS Parameters Menu is displayed.

4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 4 then press.The Current Time menu is displayed.


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6.6 Setting the System Time

The BS system clock is a 24-hour clock that can be configured for hours(hh) minutes (mm). In addition, the BS system clock can be configured for

the day (dd), month (MM) and year (yyyy). Numbers can be set withleading zeros for single-digit days, years or months. Leading zeros forsingle-digit time divisions can also be used.

To Set the BS System Time:




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 5 then press.The System Time input parameter menu is displayed.

5. Enter the day then press .

6. Enter the month then press .

7. Enter the year then press .

8. Enter the hour then press .

9. Enter the minute then press .


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6.7 Getting the System Clock Source

To Get the BS System Clock Source:




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 6 then press.The System Clock Source menu is displayed.


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6.8 Setting the System Clock Source

The System Clock Source can be either External, Internal, fixed from aspecific port or Automatic. When set, the System Clock Source will

recognize the origin of the input as determined by this menu option.Table 6-2 describes the clock source options.

TABLE 6-2: SYSTEM CLOCK SOURCE

CLOCK SOURCE DESCRIPTION

Internal Time settings determined by BS oscillator

Telecom Port For setting External synchronization. Thetime source is fixed to a specific port(0, 1, and 2).

Automatic The time source is automatically set fromthe first available Telecom port. In case offailure in this port, the timing is taken fromthe next available Telecom port.

External Time setting determined by an externalclock connection to the BU external clockconnector and concatenated to all BUs.

To Set the BS System Clock Source:




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 7 then press.The System Clock Source input parameter menu is displayed.


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5. Select the appropriate synchronization source then press .! Internal- Type I then press for Internal clock.

! External- Type E then press for External clock.

! 0 / 1 / 2- Type 0, 1, or 2 then press to get the SystemClock from the specific Telecom interface.

! Automatic- Type A then press to choose the SystemClock automatically from the available Telecom interface.

6.8.1 Getting External Clock Out Status

To Get the External Clock Status:




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option D then press .The following screen is displayed.


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6.8.2 Setting the External Clock Out Status



3. From the Administrative Parameters Menu, select option 1 then press

.The BS Parameters Menu is displayed.

4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option E then press .The following screen is displayed.


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5. Type E then press to enable.

6. Type D then press to disable.

6.9 BU IP Parameters Menu

In order for the Base Station to operate in an IP network, three parametersmust be configured:

IP Address

IP Mask

Default Router

6.9.1 Getting BU IP Parameters

To Get the BU IP Paramerters :




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 8 then press.The BU IP Parameters Menu is displayed.


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6.9.2 Sett ing BU IP Parameters

To Set the BU IP Paramerters :





4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option number 9 then press.The Set BU IP Parameters menu is displayed.

5. Enter the required IP Address in the following format,XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (four numbers separated by dots), then press.

6. Enter the required IP Mask Address, then press .

7. Enter the required Default Router IP Address, then press .


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6.9.3 Getting Authorized Manager Stations

The list of authorized Managers includes all IP addresses of ManagementStations that have set authorization.

To Get a List of Authorized Manager Stations:




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option A then press .The List of Authorized Managers is displayed.

6.9.4 Modifying Authorized Manager Stations

To Add an Authorized Manager Station:




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4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option B then press .The Add Authorized Manager Station menu is displayed.

5. Enter the IP address for the new Manager Station in the followingformat, XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (four numbers separated by dots), thenpress .

To Delete a Manager Station:




4. From the BS Parameters Menu, select option C then press .The Delete Authorized Manager Station menu is displayed.


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5. Enter the required SNMP Manager IP address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX(four numbers separated by dots) then press .

6.10 TS Parameters Menu

The TS Parameters Menu specifies and configures the TSs that willcommunicate with the BS-BUS. Table 6-3 describes the menu options.

To Access the TS Admin istrative Parameters Menu:



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TABLE 6-3: TS PARAMETERS MENU OPTIONS

OPTIONNUMBER


1. Get List of TS InformationParameters

Displays information parameters ofall TS in the system. Thisinformation includes:

Customer IDnumber

EstimatedDistance from BS

CurrentAdministrativestatus (enabled /disabled)

Currentoperational status(connected /disconnected)

2. Set List of TS Information

Parameters

Resets all existing

parameters Sets a new list of

TSs

Specifies the TSCustomer IDnumber

Specifies thedistance from theBS

3. Add Single TS InformationParameters

Adds single TS to the system.


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OPTIONNUMBER


4. Update Single TS InformationParameters

Updates and specifies thefollowing:

TS Index number

Customer IDnumber

Distance from BS

5. Get TS Administrative Status Displays the TS AdministrativeStatus (Enabled / Disabled).

6. Set TS Administrative Status Specifies the TS AdministrativeStatus (Enabled / Disabled)

7. Delete Deletes the

selected TS andall its parametersfrom the system.

6.10.1 Getting the List of TS Information Parameters

To Access the Get List of TS Information Parameters Menu:




4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 1 then press.The list of TS Information Parameters is displayed.


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6.10.2 Setting the List of TS Information Parameters

To Set TS Information Parameters:




4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 2 then press.A confirmation message is displayed: All defined TS info will beerased. Are you sure?

5. Type N to cancel this operation.

6. Type Y to erase all configured TSs and define new ones.


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The TS index is automatically generated by the system andincrements by 1 for each new Customer ID

7. Specify Customer ID (eight-digit decimal) then press .

8. Enter the distance of the TS from the Base Station0 = Auto Detect if TS is within the 10 km radius.Above 10 km, enter the estimated distance.

9. Repeat steps 7-8 for all serviced TSs.

10. Type q to exit.The TS Parameters menu is displayed.

6.10.3 Adding Single TS Information Parameters

To Add Single TS Information Parameters:





4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 3 then press.The Adding Single TS Information Parameters input parameters menuis displayed.


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5. The TS Index is automatically generated.The TS index is automatically generated by the system andincrements by 1 for each new Customer ID.


7. Enter the distance of the TS from the Base Station.0 = Auto Detect if TS is within the 10 km radius.Above 10 km, enter the estimated distance.

8. The new TS is added to TS database.

6.10.4 Updating Single TS Information Parameters

To Update Single TS Information Parameters:



3. From the Administrative Parameters Menu, select option number 2

then press .The TS Parameters Menu is displayed.

4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 4, then press.The Update Single TS Information Parameters menu is displayed.


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6. Enter the distance of the TS from the Base Station.0 = Auto Detect if TS is within the 10 km radius.Above 10 km, enter the estimated distance.

7. The requested TS is updated in the TS database.

6.10.5 Getting the TS Administrative Status

To Access the TS Admin istrative Status Menu:1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press .




4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 5 then press

.5. Enter the Customer ID (eight-digit decimal), then press .

The Administrative Status of the specific customer is displayed.


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6.10.6 Setting the Administrative Status

To Set the TS Administ rative Status Menu:

1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1, then press .The Configuration Menu is displayed (see Figure 4-1).

2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 2, then press.

The Administrative Parameters Menu is displayed.3. From the Administrative Parameters Menu, select option number 2

then press .The TS Parameters Menu is displayed.

4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 6, then press.


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5. Type the Customer ID (eight-digit decimal), then press .The Administrative Status Enable/Disable parameter input isdisplayed.

6. Type E, then press to Enable the TS.

7. Type D, then press to Disable the TS.

NOTE

By default, all TSs are disabled and will not be able to communicate withits associated BS. Only an enabled TS can communicate with itsassociated BS.

6.10.7 Deleting a TS

To Delete a TS From the System:

1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press .The Configuration Menu is displayed



4. From the TS Parameters Menu, select option number 7 then press

.The Delete TS parameters input is displayed.

5. Enter the TS Customer ID (eight-digit decimal) then press .

6. Type Y to confirm the TS selection then press .The selected TS and all its parameters is removed from the system.


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7 REMOTE BS MANAGEMENT

WALKair provides remote management of the TS from a BS LCI. Thisenables a BS operator to configure all parameters of the TS. If there is anLCI connected to the TS while under control of the BS, the TS operatorcan view the same screen as displayed on the BS LCI. When the TSoperator requires control of TS, he need only press any key on the TSkeyboard. The system automatically terminates the remote connection.

To Access the TS from the BS LCI:

1. You can toggle between any menu in the system and remote control ofthe TS by the following hot key commands:Type # LCI TS and the TS Customer ID. For example, #LCITS10.The following screen is displayed.

2. Perform any operation required on the TS.

3. To end the session from the BS, type LCI BS then press .The following screen is displayed and the remote connection isdisconnected.

4. To end the session from the TS, press any key on the TS keyboard.

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8 TELECOM INTERFACE PARAMETERS

The Telecom Interface Parameters are pre-configured and can beactivated without additional configuration. The displayed parameters forthe Telecom Interface will vary depending on the type of Telecom cardinstalled on each port. If the default values are not appropriate, theTelecom Interface Parameters can be configured using the followingmenus.

NOTE

Port numbers are configured with 0 being the rightmost port, 2, being theleftmost port as illustrated in Figure 8-1.

FIGURE 8-1: BS-BU TELECOM PORTS

Port #0Port #1Port #2

8.1 Telecom Interface Parameter Menus

To Access the BS Telecom Parameters Menu:



.The Telecom Interface Parameters Menu is displayed.


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3. From the Telecom Interfaces Parameters Menu, select option number1 then press .The BS Telecom Parameters Menu is displayed.

8.1.1 Getting the BS Telecom Configuration Parameters

To Get the BS Telecom Conf iguration Parameters:


2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 3 then press.The Telecom Interface Parameters Menu is displayed.

3. From the Telecom Interfaces Parameters Menu, select option number

1 then press


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4. From the BS Telecom Parameters Menu, select option number 1 thenpress .

5. Enter the BS port number (0, 1, 2) to display the Telecom Parametersfor the specified TS port.

OR

Select option A to view the BS Telecom Parameters for all ports thenpress .The Get Telecom Configuration Menu is displayed with theconfiguration parameters for all ports.

8.1.2 Setting BS Telecom Configuration Parameters

When updating the BS Telecom Configuration Parameters, all updatedports are automatically set to the Disable State.

To Set the Configuration Parameters:




4. From the BS Telecom Parameters Menu, select option number 2 thenpress .

5. Select the specific port to be configured (0, 1, 2) then press .The following menu is displayed.


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8.1.2.1 Pin Assignment and Adapter Cables for V.35/X.21

The interface supports V.35 or X.21 in both DCE and DTE modes.

Selection of the V.35 or X.21 is done by software means, via managementports. Default termination is DCE. To operate the interface as DTE, anexternal cable adapter should be used. The cables may also be used ifstandard-compliance connectors are required for connection to theinterface.

Four optional types of cable adapters may be used:

X.21-DCE Standard D-Type 15 Pin female connector for the X.21 inaccordance with ISO 4903 on one end of the cable, and a D-Type25 Male adapter on the other end.

X.21-DTE Standard D-Type 15 Pin male connector for the X.21 inaccordance with ISO 4903 on one end of the cable, and a D-Type25 Male adapter on the other end.

V.35-DCE Winchester 34 Pin female connector for the V.35 inaccordance with ISO 2593 on one end of the cable, and a D-Type25 Male adapter on the other end.

V.35-DTE Winchester 34 Pin male connector for the V.35 inaccordance with ISO - 2593 on one end of the cable, and a D-Type 25Male adapteron the other end.

The pin assignment of these cables are shown in the Installation Guide.

To Set the Port Parameters for V.35/X.21:

1. Select option number 3 for the V.35/X.21 Card Type then press.

2. Enter the Data Rate (n x 64Kbps then press.

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4. Enter the Operating Mode (0 for DTE, 1 for DCE) then press .

5. Enter the Timing Mode (0 for Internal, 1 for External) then press.

6. Enter the Clock Mode (0 for Standard, 1 for Invert) then press .

7. Type Y then press to confirm the update of the portparameters.

8. The Telecom card Administrative Status must be Enabled foroperation (see para. 8.1.3).

NOTE

Ensure that the correct cable (X.21/V.35, DCE/DTE) is connected to theport.

8.1.3 Setting the BS Telecom Administrative Status

To Set the Administrative Status:




4. From the BS Telecom Parameters Menu, select option number 3 thenpress .The following screen is displayed.

5. Enter the required port number (0, 1, 2) then press .The Administrative Status for the selected port is displayed.


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6. Type E to enable the selected port then press .

7. Type D to disable the selected port then press .

8.2 TS Telecom Parameters Menu

WALKair enables configuration of the TS prior to installation andconnection to the BS. For proper operation of the system, ensure that theActual Card Type matches the configured card. This will prevent Telecomcard disparity after the TS has been installed.

To Access the TS Telecom Parameters Menu:



3. From the Telecom Interfaces Parameters Menu, select option number2 then press .The TS Telecom Parameters Menu is displayed.


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8.2.1 Getting the Telecom Configuration

To Get the Telecom Configuration:




4. From the Telecom Interface Parameters Menu, select option number 1then press .

5. Enter the TS Customer ID then press .

6. Enter the TS port number (0, 1, 2) to display the Telecom Parametersfor the specified TS port.OR

Select option A to view the TS Telecom Parameters for all ports thenpress .The Get Telecom Configuration Menu is displayed with theconfiguration parameters for all ports.


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8.2.2 Sett ing TS Telecom Configuration Parameters

When updating the TS Telecom Configuration Parameters, all updatedports are updated and set to the Disable State.

To Set the TS E1 Configuration Parameters:



.The Telecom Interface Parameters Menu is displayed.


4. From the TS Telecom Parameters Menu, select option number 2 thenpress .

5. Enter the TS Customer ID then press .

6. Select the specific port to be configured (0,1,2) then press .The following menu is displayed.


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7. Enter the Card Type then press .(If an individual port does not contain a Telecom card, the port must beconfigured as 0, No Card).

To Set Port Parameters for E1:

1. Enter the default value for Line Coding (HDB3) then press .

2. Frame Format should be one of the following values:

! DDF - Double Frame Format (No CRC)

! MFF - Multi Frame Format CRC4! MFF Multi Frame Format CRC4 with extension

3. Type the appropriate Frame Format then press .

4. Enter the default value for Alarm Mode (ETSI) then press .

5. Enter the default value for E1 Mode then press .

6. Enter the default value for E1 Jitter mode then press .

7. Type Y then press to confirm the update of all E1 interfaces.

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To Set the TS Port Parameters for V.35/X.21

1. Enter the Terminal Station Customer ID then press .

2. Enter the Port Number (0,1,2) then press .

3. Select option number 3 for the V.35/X.21 card type then press.(If an individual port does not contain a Telecom card, the port must beconfigured as 0, No Card).

4. Enter the card Configuration for V.35 (default value Transparent) thenpress .

5. Enter the Data Rate (n x 64Kbps) : N (1-32) then press .

6. Enter 0 for the V.35 Protocol then press .

7. Enter the Operating Mode (0 for DTE, 1 for DCE) then press .

8. Enter the Timing Mode (0 for Internal, 1 for Receive) then press.

9. Enter the Clock Mode (0 for Invert, 1 for Standard) then press .

10. Type Y then press to confirm the update of all E1 interfaces.

11. The Telecom card Administrative Status must be enabled for operation

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8.3 Setting the TS Telecom Administrative Status1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press .




4. From the TS Telecom Parameters Menu, select option number 3 thenpress .The following screen is displayed.

5. Enter the required port number (0, 1, 2) then press .The Administrative Status for the selected port is displayed.

6. Type E to enable the selected port then press .

7. Type D to disable the selected port then press .

8.4 Duplicate Telecom ConfigurationDuplicate Telecom Configuration saves you time by enabling the copyingof TS configuration parameters from a source TS Telecom to a duplicateTS.

To Access the Duplicate Telecom Configuration Menu:




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4. From the TS Telecom Parameters Menu, select option number 4 then

press .The following screen is displayed.

5. Enter the Source TS Customer ID then press .

6. Enter the Source port number (0, 1, 2) then press .

7. Enter the Destination TS Customer ID then press .

8. Enter the Destination port number (0, 1, 2,) then press .

9. Type Y to confirm duplication of the source TS Telecom parameters tothe destination TS then press .

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9 DEFINING SERVICES

After configuring the Telecom Interface Type, you will be able to configureServices. WALKair gives you the option to configure Services for the TSsprior to their installation and to define the types of service supported by thesystem per BS/TS port including the ability to allocate V.35/X.21 and E1channels to the TSs. The system supports two types of Leased Lineservices:

Leased Line using:

!

E1 transparent mode! Fractional E1 mode

! V.35/X.21

Concentrated voice using V5 signaling protocol over E1 interfaces.

To Access the Leased Line Service Menu:



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3. From the Service Parameters Menu, select option number 1 thenpress .The Leased Line Service Menu is displayed.

9.1 Getting a List of All Leased Line Services

To Get a List of Al l Leased Line Services:



.The Service Parameters Menu is displayed.


4. From the Leased Line Service Menu, select option number 1 thenpress .The following screen is displayed showing all services currently

available and their operational status.


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9.2 Adding Leased Line Service

New services, by default, are entered into the system as Disabled. Uponcompletion of entering the new service you must set the AdministrativeStatus to Enabled.

To Add Leased Line Services:


2. From the Configuration Menu, select option number 4 then press.The Service Parameters Menu is displayed.


4. From the Leased Line Service Menu, select option number 2 thenpress .The following screen is displayed.


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The service index is automatically generated by the system andincrements by 1 each time you specify a new service.

5. Enter the bandwidthin units of 64Kbps; for example, for 128Kbpsbandwidth, type 2, then press .

6. Specify the BS port that will provide service.Enter the BS-BUS port number (02) that is originator of the servicepath then press .

7. Enter BS port type, then press .

8. Enter the fi rst E1 time slot to be allocated in the specific Telecomcard.The system will reserve n x E1 consecutive time slots starting from thefirst allocated time slot.For example: if the number of E1 time slots = 2 and first allocated timeslot is 10, the system will reserve time slots 10 and 11.

9. Specify the TSthat will utilize the service.Enter the TS Customers ID number which is the recipient of the BS-BUS service you are defining then press .

10. Enter the first TS E1 time slot to be allocated in the specific Telecom

card (0, 1, or 2). Enter the TS port number (0-2) that is the recipient ofthe service you are defining then press .The Service Parameters Menu is displayed andThe TS port typeis automatically discovered.

11. Repeat for all services.

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9.4 Getting Leased Line Service AdministrativeStatus

To Get the Leased Line Service Administrative Status:




4. From the Leased Line Service Menu, select option number 4 thenpress .

5. Enter the Service Index then press .The following screen is displayed.


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9.5 Deleting Leased Line Services

To Delete Leased Line Services:



.The Service Parameters Menu is displayed.


4. From the Leased Line Service Menu, select option number 6 thenpress .

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6. Type Y to delete the selected Service(s) then press .The selected Service(s) is deleted.

7. Type N to cancel.

9.6 V5 Service

Configuration and maintenance of the WALKair V5 application involves the

management of the following items:

V5 Interfaces

V5 Subscribers

V5 Quality of Service (QOS)

The V5 Interface can take two forms: V5.1 and V5.2. The BS-BU isconnected to the Public Switch and implements the V5.2 Interface. TheTS-Bu is connected to the Access Network and supports the V5.1Interface.

V5 Subscribers are associated with the pair of V5 Interfaces and the V5Layer 3 Addresses on the BS-BU and TS-BU.

V5 QOS control restrains the minimum guaranteed and maximumavailable number of air Time Slots (ATS) allocated for customer calls.These two parameters can be defined per TS or per specified V5Interface.

You can define V5 configurations for the BS and registered TSs. Whenconnection is established between the BS and TS, the TS receives thedefined configuration.


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The V5 menus can be accessed from Configuration Menu | ServiceParameters Menu. Table 9-1 describes the V5 Service Menu options.

TABLE 9-1: V5 SERVICE MENU OPTION DEFINITIONS

OPTIONNUMBER


1. V5 Interface Management Enables the following:Add / Display / Update / DeleteV5 Interfaces defined on the BS-BUand TSs

2. V5 Subscriber Management Add/Display/Delete V5 Subscribers.

3. V5 Quality of Service (Not available in current release)

To Access the V5 Service Menu:



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9.7 V5 Interface Management

Accessing the V5 Interface configuration from the BS-BU View displays allInterfaces defined on the BS-BU and TSs. You can then define the V5

Interface via the Add, Update, and Delete Interface dialogs. Table 9-2describes the V5 Interface Management Menu options.

TABLE 9-2: V5 INTERFACE MANAGEMENT MENU OPTIONS DEFINITIONS

OPTIONNUMBER

MENU ITEM DESCRIPTION

1. Get Interface Table Displays a list of V5 Interfaces andtheir defined parameters.

2. Set Interface Table Erases current V5 interface and setsnew Table of interfaces.

3 Add Interface Adds new V5 Interfaces.

4. Get Interface Displays parameters for a specified V5Interface.

5. Update Interface Modifies the specified V5 Interface.

6. Get Interface Status Displays the V5 InterfaceAdministrative Status for the specifiedInterface.

7. Set Interface Status Modifies the V5 InterfaceAdministrative Status for the specified

Interface. There are two options:

Enabled

Disabled

8. Delete Interface Deletes the selected V5 Interface/

9. Delete TS Configuration Deletes the defined V5 Interfaces andSubscribers for the specified TS.

To Access the V5 Interface Management Menu:





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9.7.1 Getting the V5 Interface Table

To Display the V5 Interface Table:





5. From the V5 Interface Management Menu, select option number 1then press .The V5 Interface Table is displayed.


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9.7.2 Sett ing the V5 Interface Table

NOTE

In order to Set the Interface Table, the Administrative Status for all definedTS Interfaces must be in the Disabled State. If the Interface is Enabled,select option number 7 and change the Administrative Status to Disabledthen return to this option.

To Set the V5 interface Table:1. From the Main Menu, select option number 1 then press .




4. From the V5 Service Menu, select option number 1 then press

.The V5 Interface Management Menu is displayed.


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5. From the V5 Interface Management Menu, select option number 2then press .The Set Interface Table is displayed.

NOTE

This option resets the V5 Interface Table by erasing all existing interfaces.

6. Select Y to change the Interface Table.All defined Interfaces will be erased.

7. Enter the required parameters followed by .

9.7.3 Adding New V5 Interfaces

On the BS-BU, the V5.2 Interface can be defined over up to 3 E1 links.

To Add V5 Interfaces:





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5. From the V5 Interface Management Menu, select option number 3

then press .The Add Interface menu is di

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