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OWN100000 Introduction to BSC6800 Documentation

OWN100000 Introduction OWN100000 Introduction to BSC6800 Documentationto BSC6800 Documentation

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ObjectivesObjectives

Know the structure of BSC6800 documentation

Know how to look for help from the documentation

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:


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Course ContentsCourse Contents

1 Documentation Architecture

2 Documentation Application

3 Documentation Release


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Documentation ArchitectureDocumentation Architecture

Product Manuals

Online Help

Release Notes


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Product ManualsProduct Manuals

Structure of the product manuals of BSC6800

Parts Replacement

Troubleshooting

Routine MaintenanceMaintenance Manual

NoneData Configuration Manual

System Commissioning

Software Installation

Hardware InstallationInstallation Manual

Boards

Cabinets and CablesHardware Description Manual

NoneSystem Description

NoneDocumentation Guide

VolumeManual


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Documentation Guide Documentation Guide

Chapter 1 Overview. Introduces the compiling purpose and content arrangement of the guide

Chapter 2 Documentation Architecture. Describes the architecture, contents and usage of the documentation.

Chapter 3 Documentation Application. Describes the application of the documentation through examples based on the relations between the components.

Chapter 4 Documentation Release. Describes the release of the documentation, including the application for product manuals and feedback approaches


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System Description System Description

Chapter 1 Introduction. Introduces the solutions to RNC (BSC6800).

Chapter 2 Product Characteristics. Introduces the features of BSC6800.

Chapter 3 System Architecture. Introduces the appearance and functional modules of BSC6800.

Chapter 4 Functions and Applications. Describes the service processing functions, RRM functions, and typical application provided by BSC6800.

Chapter 5 Reliability Design. Describes the solutions to the reliability design of BSC6800 in system, hardware and software.

Chapter 6 System O&M and Administration. Describes the operation and maintenance functions provided by BSC6800.

Chapter 7 Technical Indices. Describes the major performance items and engineering parameters of BSC6800.

Appendix A Technical Specifications and Abbreviations.


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Cabinets and CablesCabinets and Cables

Chapter 1 Cabinet. Introduces the configurations, parts, cable distribution and power consumptions of WCDMA RNC Business Rack (WRBR) and WCDMA RNC Switch Rack (WRSR) in BSC6800.

Chapter 2 Subrack. Introduces the structure of subracks, and configurations, functional modules, backplanes, cable connections and technical indices of WCDMA RNC Business Subrack (WRBS) and WCDMA RNC Switch Subrack (WRSS) in BSC6800

Chapter 3 LMT and Alarm Box. Introduces the components and functions of the Local Maintenance Terminal and Alarm Box respectively.

Chapter 4 Cable. Introduces the structures and installation positions of various cables used in BSC6800.


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BoardsBoards

Chapters 1~8. Describes the functions, operational environment, panel indicators, ports, DIP switches, jumpers and technical indices of WMUX, WSPU, WFMR, the interface boards in WRBS (including WXIE, WBIE, WTIE, WOSE and WOME), WMPU, WNET, WLPU and WHPU in BSC6800, and the points for attention in actual practices.Chapter 9 WGRU GPS Receiving Unit. Describes the functions, operational environment, panel indicators, ports, DIP switches, jumpers and technical indices of the WGRU and the related points for attention in actual practices. Chapter 10 Boards in the Power Distribution Box. Describes the functions, operational environment, panel indicators, ports, DIP switches, jumpers and technical indices of the boards in the power distribution box.Chapter 11 Boards in the Fan Drawer. Describes the functions, operational environment, panel indicators, ports, DIP switches, jumpers and technical indices of the boards in the fan drawer.Appendix A Default Settings of DIP Switches and Jumpers. Gives ex-factory settings of DIP switches and jumpers on the boards in WRSS and WRBS.


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Hardware InstallationHardware InstallationChapter 1 Project PreparationChapter 2 Overview of Hareware installation flowChapter 3 Installation of Cabling RacksChapter 4 Rack Installation on Anti-static FloorChapter 5 Rack Installation on Cement FloorChapter 6 Installation of Shock-proof PartsChapter 7 Installation of Intra-cabinet EquipmentChapter 8 Installation of Alarm BoxChapter 9 Installation of Power Cables and Grounding cablesChapter 10 Installation of Intra-cabinet Signal CablesChapter 11 Installation of Network CablesChapter 12 Installation of FibersChapter 13 Installation of Trunk CablesChapter 14 Installation of Other Cabinet AccessoriesChapter 15 Installation of Satellite Receiving System (Optional)Chapter 16 Installation of Terminal SystemChapter 17 Hardware Installation CheckAppendix A Introduction to Support and Cabling Rack SystemAppendix B Assembly Specifications of Communication CablesAppendix C Assembly Specifications of Power CablesAppendix D Usage of Electronic Earth Resistance Tester


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Software Installation Software Installation

Chapter 1 Overview. Introduces the software to be installed in BSC6800 and its usage.Chapter 2 Installation of BAM Software. Describes the preparations for BAM software installation, installation procedures and checklist after the installation.Chapter 3 Installation of LMT Software. Describes the preparations for LMT software installation, installation procedures and checklist after the installation.Appendix A Installation of Operating System and Database Software. Describes the procedures of installing Windows 2000 and its patch release, SQL Server 2000 database software and its patch release, as well as the installation and teaming of server network adapters and configuration for the IP addresses.Appendix B Installation of ISC Software. Describes the installation of the ISC software for remote management of the RNC5000 Server.Appendix C Configuration of LAN Switch. Describes the procedures of configuring LAN Switch network segments and STP function.Appendix D Installation Information Form. Lists the information you need record during software installation.


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System Commissioning System Commissioning

Chapter 1 Overview. Introduces the system commissioning prerequisites and flow.

Chapter 2 Loading Commissioning. Describes the commissioning of system loading, including loading channel setting, data creation, host software loading, and so on.

Chapter 3 Feature Commissioning. Describes the usage of License.

Chapter 4 Interface and Service Commissioning. Describes the methods for commissioning and checking interfaces data, as well as the methods for checking basic and feature services.


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Data Configuration Data Configuration

Chapter 1 Data Configuration Specifications. Describes data configuration procedures, negotiation data preparations, and points for attention.Chapter 2 Global Parameter Configuration. Describes the configurations of RNC-oriented global system parameters of BSC6800. Chapter 3 Equipment Data Configuration. Describes the configurations for the hardware of BSC6800 in the sequence of system, subracks and boards.Chapter 4 Interface Data Configuration. Describes the data configuration in the transport network layer over the territorial interfaces (including Iub, Iu-CS, Iu-PS and Iur) of BSC6800.Chapter 5 Cell Data Configuration. Describes the configurations of cell-oriented global system parameters of BSC6800.Appendix A Typical Configuration. Introduces the methods for configuring WRBS, neighboring RNC, NodeB, cell, common channel, cell URA, cell RRM parameters, system message parameters, neighboring cell, CBS, and so on.Appendix B CES Configuration. Introduces the methods for configuring CES function.Appendix C Resource Allocation Planning. Introduces the principles for planning WRBS, WLPU optical interfaces, SAAL link, SS7, ATM node, IP network, and interface traffic.Appendix D Abbreviations


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Routine Maintenance Routine Maintenance

Chapter 1 Overview. Introduces the maintenance purpose, tasks, classification and modes.

Chapter 2 Equipment Room Maintenance. Introduces the equipment room maintenance tasks, classification and modes.

Chapter 3 Network Management. Introduces the network management tasks, performance measurement and network optimization.

Chapter 4 Routine Maintenance. Gives the guides to the daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly maintenance and presents the maintenance record tables.

Chapter 5 Emergency Maintenance. Introduces the emergency maintenance flow and technical handling methods.

Appendix A Data Backup and Restoration. Introduces the methods of backup and restoration of system data.


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Troubleshooting Troubleshooting

Chapter 1 General Troubleshooting Procedures and Methods. Introduces the general procedures of removing faults and commonly used methods of locating faults in BSC6800 and describes the categories of the faults and locating procedures.Chapter 2 Loading Troubleshooting. Describes the common loading faults and handling suggestions.Chapter 3 Interface Link Troubleshooting. Describes the common interface link faults and handling suggestions.Chapter 4 O&M Troubleshooting. Describes the common O&M faults and handling suggestions.Chapter 5 Cell Troubleshooting. Describes the common cell faults and handling suggestions.Chapter 6 Access Troubleshooting. Describes the common access faults and handling suggestions.Chapter 7 CS Service Troubleshooting. Describes the common CS service faults and handling suggestions.Chapter 8 PS Service Troubleshooting. Describes the common PS service faults and handling suggestions.Appendix A Maintenance Command List. Lists all the commands used for maintenance of WRBS and WRSS.Appendix B Abbreviations. Lists all the abbreviations in this manual


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Part Replacement Part Replacement

Chapter 1 Overview. Introduces replacement background, electric safety, common tools, and parts management.

Chapter 2 Board Replacement. Introduces the methods for replacing boards, power distribution box boards, and optical subboards.

Chapter 3 Component Replacement. Describes the methods for replacing BAM Server, LAN Switch, switcher, fan drawer, air filter, and so on.

Chapter 4 Cable Replacement. Describes the methods for replacing network cable, trunk cable, optical fiber, alarm box signal cable, GPS feeder, and so on


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Product Manuals

Online Help

Release Notes


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Online HelpOnline Help

Online Help architecture and contents:

It describes the functions, notes, parameters and examples for each MML command.

NoneMML Command Online Help

It provides the meanings of the interfaces, applications of the performance management functions and descriptions to the involved performance items in the performance management system.

Performance Online Help

It provides the meanings of the interfaces and applications of the alarm management functions in the alarm management system. The descriptions and handling suggestions to each alarm are also involved.

Alarm Online Help

It provides the meanings of the interfaces and applications of the test management functions in the test management system.

Test Online Help

It provides the meanings of the interfaces and applications of the O&M functions in the O&M system.

O&M Online HelpInterface Online Help

ContentSubcategoryOnline Help


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Product Manuals

Online Help

Release Notes


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Release Notes Release Notes

Oriented to the formally released software version, the Release Notes is provided to describe the “changes” to the currently released version compared with the earlier version in functions, performance, operations and maintenance


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Documentation ApplicationDocumentation Application

relations between the components in the documentation

System DescriptionMML Command

Online Help

O&M Online Help

Test Online Help

Alarm Online Help

Performance Online Help

Release Notes

System Commissioning

Data Configuration

Documentation Guide

Routine Maintenance

Software Installation

Cabinets and Cables

For data input

For reference and explanation

Hardware Installation

Boards

Troubleshooting Parts Replacement


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Release of Product ManualsRelease of Product Manuals

Delivery attached documentation includes both printed product manuals and CDs storing the product manuals

The latest documentation is released in Huawei technical support website http://support.huawei.com

If you find any problem in the application of the product manuals, dial the technical support hotline of the local office or send mails to http://support.huawei.com


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Release of Online Help Release of Online Help

The Online Help is directly embedded in Huawei WCDMA Local Maintenance Terminal and released together with the software version as part of the software


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Release of Release Notes Release of Release Notes

The Release Notes is released together with the software version through the software version server by Huawei Global Technical Support Department.


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OWN100000 Introduction to BSC6800 Documentation ISSUE1.0