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I-HSPA Commissioning

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I-HSPA Commissioning

After completing this module, the participant will be able to:Theory:List the generic steps when manually commissioning a Flexi WCDMA BTSRecognize the different types of Flexi Transport sub-modules by name and functions Theory / Practical:List the hardware and software requirements for the Flexi WCDMA BTS Element Manager for Local/Remote usageConfigure the personal computer used for local commissioningConfigure hardware settings, transmission interfaces and synchronization settingsConfigure ATM settings including Virtual Paths, Virtual Channels and ATM Traffic Descriptors Configure IP and DCN settings for Remote Access and ManagementDescribe the overview of Remote Management operation/administration of the Flexi WCDMA BTSInspect and check BTS Iub terminationsInspect and check IP and DCN settings for Remote Access and ManagementInspect, check and test the Flexi WCDMA BTS commissioned configuration and status using the Nokia WCDMA BTS Element Manager


Flexi WCDMA BTS Commissioning


Computer Settings.

• IP Address 192.168.255.126

• Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0

Check with Ping – 192.168.255.143 (OMU IP Address)

– 192.168.255.16 (WBTS Master Operation and Maintence)

– 192.168.255.129 (TRS)▪ If TRS cannot be Pinged BTS Manager will NOT Work.


Task Selection ViewConnect


Task Selection ViewCreate Commissioning File










Snapshot opening


Snapshot opening


Snapshot opening


Task Selection ViewAbout


UI partsMain view Plug-in manager’s Task View=content area

Nokia bar

View Bar Alarm view Status Bar

Title bar


Commissioning


Commissioning Wizard View


Commissioning


Commissioning – Site PropertiesFollowing commissioning example pages with FTIA unit


I-HSPA SUPPORT IN WN 4.0


Commissioning – Physical Layer Configuration


Ethernet Interface Settings

1. Click Configuration → TRS Configuration → Physical Interfaces.

2. Check the In Use box to select the Ethernet Interface.

6. Click Send to save changes.

3. Select Accepted frame type as Plain or VLAN.

4. Enter a valid VLAN ID for VLAN frame type.

5. Configure the required Ethernet BW.


Commissioning – Traffic Descriptors


VCC Bundle and AAL2 CAC in the uplink


RAN1095 UBR+ for Iub User Plane


RAN1095 UBR+ for Iub User Plane


Introduction Hybrid Backhaul


FTIA & FTJA Units

FTIA

FTJA

1. Gigabit Optical Ethernet Interface (EIF1).

2. Fast Electrical Ethernet Interface (EIF2).

3. Fast Electrical Ethernet Interface (EIF3).

4. ATM Interfaces (IF1-IF4)

5. Status LED.

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45

1

3

2

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FTM


FTXX Features

1. Allows Hybrid & Full BTS backhauling over packet-switched networks. 2. Offloads High-bandwidth HSDPA and HSUPA traffic to packet services. 3. Possibility of using universal transport protocol (IP suite) in addition to native ATM transport.4. Reduction in OPEX Costs for the operator.5. Smooth deployment and upgrade of RAN transport.

FTXX Limitations

1. Only one Ethernet Interface can be used at a time.

2. Only one PSN Tunnel is supported.

3. Maximum of six Pseudowires are possible.

4. ATM throughput: 72452 cells/s (approximately 32Mbps) -> Ethernet Bandwidth 30-70 Mbit/s.


Configuration Management Configuration management mainly includes:• Ethernet Interface settings

– Plain – VLAN

• ATM over Ethernet settings– PSN Tunnel – Pseudowire – QoS (Priority mapping)

• ATM Settings– IUB Terminations– DCN Termination

• Pseudowire OAM Configuration

• Performance Monitoring & Thresholds.– Ethernet– PSN Tunnel– Pseudowire


QoS Configuration1. Click Configuration → TRS Configuration → ATM Over Ethernet.

3. Configure VLAN & DSCP priorities for each PHB.

2. Select ATM Over Ethernet Settings.



PSN Tunnel Configurations1. Click Configuration → TRS Configuration → ATM Over Ethernet.

3. Set the ATM capacity for the PSN Tunnel.


2. Create a New PSN Tunnel with Local IP, Subnet mask, Remote IP.

address and Gateway IP address of PSN tunnel.


Pseudowire Configurations1. Click Configuration → TRS Configuration → ATM Over Ethernet.


2. Create New Pseudowire with all the MANDATORY properties.


Commissioning – IUB Terminations ATM Inuse


Commissioning – DCN Interfaces


Commissioning – IP Filtering


BTS Commissioning – BTS Settings


Commissioning – Passive units


BTS Commissioning – Local Cell Resources

User defines local cell resources.


RF signal path options: “A type” configuration

TX 1

TX 2RX 1 M

RX 2 M

RX 1 D

RX 2 D

PA

TX 3

TX 4RX 3 M

RX 4 M

RX 3 D

RX 4 D

PA

RF - DE

RF - DE

ANT 1

ANT 4

ANT 3

ANT 2

RX switch

RX switch

feedback

feedback

Sector 1

Sector 2


RF signal path options: “B type” configuration

TX 1

TX 2RX 1 M

RX 2 M

RX 1 D

RX 2 D

PA

TX 3

TX 4RX 3 M

RX 4 M

RX 3 D

RX 4 D

PA

RF - DE

RF - DE

ANT 1

ANT 4

ANT 3

ANT 2

RX switch

RX switch

feedback

feedback

Sector 1


BTS Commissioning –HSDPA & HSUPA settings


HSUPA Settings in BTS Manager


HSUPA Settings in BTS Manager


Nokia Flexi WCDMA Node B – HSUPA dimensioning, Rel1 HW

Used CEs for HSUPA, Rel1 HW #HSUPA users sharing maximum peak rate 2.0Mpbs

8 (fixed) 0

32 1-4

56 8

80 12

112 16

136 20

160 24

• HSUPA activation requires a "fixed pool" of 8 CE when activating the feature.

• Depending on the total amount of free available CE (#licenses and installed HW capacity),the traffic load, BTS Resource Manager can dynamically allocate additional BB resources for HSUPA.

• A max. of 160CE can be utilized by HSUPA. In case of conflict with R99 RT or NRT traffic needs, BTS Resource manager will reduce the amount of BB resources available for HSUPA.

• Each user can reach max 2.0 Mbps

• Please Note that HSUPA requires HSDPA for DL.

• In addition to the CE consumption for HSDPA and HSUPA activation, 1 CE for signaling is required per user.

• Note: Softer HO overhead is included in the table, similarly as with Rel99 DCH


Baseband Capacity & HSUPA

• Capacity is reserved for HSUPA in Cluster Fraction (= 1 RAKE) steps on need basis.

• DSP RM in master HSUPA Cluster (WSPC / FSPA) request new RAKE for HSUPA and BTS RM (TCOM) gives it if possible.

• BTS RM can request RAKE back from HSUPA if that is needed for DCH traffic.

•Minimum capacity reserved for HSUPA is 8 CE. In that case only HSUPA MAC-e is active in Codec. 0 RAKE is reserved for HSUPA -> 0 HSUPA users.

• WN4.0 at maximum 2 WSPC / FSPA for HSUPA. Slave WSPC / FSPA CF (RAKEs) are reserved after Master WPSC / FSPA all three CF (RAKEs) have been reserved for HSUPA.

• Operator can define minimum HSUPA reserved capacity to have guaranteed service level.

• HSUPA requires HSDPA for DL. However associated DCH UL/DL is needed also for HSPA user.


Baseband Capacity & HSUPA WSPC

CE reserved in Master WSPC

0 HSUPA CF (RAKE) is for case that only HSUPA L2 is active with no HSUPA users.

CE reserved in Slave WSPC

# HSUPA CF

(RAKEs)

CE reserved

UL

CE reserved

DL

Reservation step

UL

Reservation step

DL0 8 8 8 81 32 32 24 242 48 48 16 163 64 64 16 16

# HSUPA CF

(RAKEs)

CE reserved

UL

CE reserved

DL

Reservation step

UL

Reservation step

DL1 24 24 24 242 44 44 20 203 64 64 20 20


Baseband Capacity & HSUPA FSPA

CE reserved in Master FSPA

0 HSUPA CF (RAKE) is for case that only HSUPA L2 is active with no HSUPA users.

CE reserved in Slave FSPA

# HSUPA CF

(RAKEs)

CE reserved

UL

CE reserved

DL

Reservation step

UL

Reservation step

DL0 8 8 8 81 32 32 24 242 56 56 24 243 80 80 24 24

# HSUPA CF

(RAKEs)

CE reserved

UL

CE reserved

DL

Reservation step

UL

Reservation step

DL1 32 32 32 322 56 56 24 243 80 80 24 24


BTS Commissioning – Local Cell Settings

User defines RNC (Radio Network Controller) Settings and Intelligent Shutdown and Gradual Shutdown parameters for local cells.


BTS Commissioning – WCDMA Carrier Candidates

User defines default WCDMA Carrier candidates for local cells.


BTS Commissioning – Antenna Line Settings 1/7

MHA type: Other

• the BTS doesn’t provide DC power to MHA, nor generates MHA alarm

• MHA power supply has to be fed from an external source

• UL/DL Delay in the MHA can be user-defined



NOKIA MHAs:

WMHA – Single MHA

WMHB – 2 single MHAs, separate power feed

WMHC – Dual MHA, single power feed through its “BTS2” port.



for WMHC/WMHD only

the WMHC/WMHD requires power supply through its “BTS2” port. This selection is made for the FRxx ANT port which is connected it.



for WMHC/WMHD only

If an additional equipment behind the MHA requires power supply through antenna feeder, the voltage can be defined by the user or automatically set by the BTS.



for all MHA types

the existence if Diplexers/Triplexers is to be defined for two reasons:

- the additional loss is to be considered by the BTS for correct signal gain.

- the additional delay affects the round trip time



for all MHA types

- the number of Diplexers/Triplexers is to be defined:

1: X-plexer on BTS side only, wideband antenna

2: X-plexer on both sides, BTS and antenna

3: With broadband antenna and MHAs

Round Trip time Delay:

- calculated by the BTS Site Manager or…



Round Trip time Delay:

- …user defined (after measurement)


WMHD


RET Configuration


BTS Commissioning – External Alarms and Controls

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BTS Commissioning – External Alarms and Controls


Commissioning Wizard-Send Parameters to BTS


Commissioning Wizard-Send Parameters to BTS

Downloads commissioning files to the elementsResets SiteReconnects automatically


User Authenitication

Table: Supported characters for username and password 0 A K U e o y * ]

1 B L V f p z + _

2 C M W g q ! - ~

3 D N X h r # .

4 E O Y i s $ /

5 F P Z j t % ;

6 G Q a k u & =

7 H R b l v ' ?

8 I S c m w ( @

9 J T d n x ) [


Commissioning Wizard – Testing


Site Test / Ethernet Test


WCDMA Loop Test 1/3


WCDMA Loop Test 2/3


WCDMA Loop Test 3/3


EAC Functionality Test


Additional Settings RET Configuration








Commissioning Wizard-Report

Report can be checked and saved here.


Planned commissioning is most simple and preferred commissioning procedure. Configuration is planned before commissioning either in NetAct planning tools or in the file mode of BTS Site Manager.Planned commissioning steps during commissioning• 1. Start SEM – task selection view appears• 2. Local connection to Site• 3. Select commissioning View and Planned commissioning• 4. Browse Site Commissioning File that contains both BTS & TRS

files for Site• 5. Press Next -> EM validates files and downloads them to the Site.

Site reset is given after download• 6. After successful download/reconnection user can perform

commissioning test and finally save commissioning reports into disk.

Planned Commissioning Procedure


Commissioning Wizard – Introduction - Planned

Select BTS Site (covers both BTS&TRS)

Select Planned

Browse or Select Site commissioning file

Optional backup is possible e.g. during reconfiguration

Press Next


Site Information

Shows information about:Site Local CellsModulesHW VersionsSW VersionsLogical ConfigurationLicences and FeaturesIUB LinksBTS Clock Frequency HistoryBTS Commissioning ParametersTRS Commissioning Parameters


Snapshot saving


One Zip file for whole site that contains troubleshooting information

Star from WN3.2– Only snapshot saving is supported that makes troubleshooting possible manually based on file information.

Snapshot saving


Snapshot zip file contains:

EM logs

EM property files

Folder for every plug-in manager named by its internal name for its specific information: • alarms, • commissioning file• status information• PM data• element logs • etc…


Online help

One common online help for BTS Site Manager


SW Update to BTS Site



If not compressed on local PC If compressed on local PC




Licence Management


I-HSPA CommissioningFTM IN-USE


FTM Commissioning


FTM Commissioning site Properties


FTM Commissioning


FTM Commissioning Interface Configuration


FTM Commissioning Traffic Descriptors


FTM Commissioning Termination Points


FTM Commissioning Termination Points


FTM Commissioning DCN


FTM Commissioning


FTM Commissioning IP Filtering


FTM Commissioning Send Parameters


I-HSPA CommissioningAdaptor


Adapter Software upgrade

SHADOWS

Only 2 Packages on Disc Allowed




SW package installation• ZIAA:PROFILE::::FTP=W;

• Unzip SW package at your local PC.

• Connect the Pc to Adaptor with FTP software.

• Upload the whole package from local PC to the folder /shadows/ of OMU. After that, we get a new folder /shadows/ Q3061100, which contains all the files needed for the load package.


FTP Software


SW Build Status

BU

NW

FB

UT

Fallback copy (WKS)

Rollback statuses (WSR)

Switch active package (WSS)

Switch active package (WSS)

Rollbackstatuses(WSR)

Changeof status(WSC)

Change of status (WSC)

Rollback statuses (WSR)Fallback copy (WKS)with parameter FULL




Create the SW package with MML command and set Default Package– ZWQC:NAME=Q3061100,DIRE=Q3061100,STAT=NW:FORM=FAILED,CW=ALL,;

– ZWSD:STAT=NW;

– ZWQO :CR ; (Q3061100 will be Default Package)




Add Change Delivery

Pre-requirements for CD installation – Required Rel1 I-HSPA base E4 SW level is Q3 6.11-0. The software is installed into the

adapter and is running. See more details Commissioning I-HSPA Adapter document ( DN70360523 ) on chapter Loading the I-HSPA Adapter Software.

– To ensure that the new package is valid, verify the package with the following MML-command:

▪ ZWQB:STAT=NW:FORM=FAILED;

Note If some modules failed, find out reason for failing and correct the failures before installing the CD.

– Check the number of created packages with the following MML command: ▪ ZWQO:CR;

– If necessary, delete a package with the following MML command: ▪ ZWQD:NAME=NAME OF PACKAGE TO BE DELETED:DIRE,PRINTS;

– If the CDTEMP directory does not exist, create it with the following MML command: ▪ ZIWL::WS,NODEF: Q3061100:CDTEMP;

– If the CDTEMP directory exists in the package, delete its contents with the following MML command:

▪ ZIWD::WS,NODEF:Q3061100,CDTEMP,:%,%;


Add Change Delivery

FTP CD (P100000N.ZIP) TO SHADOWS

Unzipping SW file into CDTEMP directory

• Use the following MML command to extract the P100000N.ZIP file:

– ZIXX:,/,P100000N.ZIP::,/Q3061100/CDTEMP:TIME=2400,PATHS=N;

• Checking the CDTEMP directory

• The following commands display the number of modules and the checksums of modules in the CDTEMP directory:

• Use the following Service Terminal Commands:-

– ZDDE:OMU,0:"ZLP:M,MAS";

– ZDDE:OMU,0:"ZMXV:W0-/Q3061100/CDTEMP/";


Add Change Delivery

Expected results from checksum


Add Change Delivery CD INSTALLATION

Adding a CD

• A CD can be added to the NW package with the following MML-command:

– ZWNA:STAT=NW:1;

• If the ZWNA command must be cancelled, use the following command to delete CD modules from the disks:

– ZWND:NAME=Q3061100;


Add Change Delivery Creating a new package

• The new package is created with the following MML-command:

– ZWQC:NAME=P100000N,DIRE=Q3061100,:FORM=FAILED,CW=NEW,;

• The new SW build status will be UT (untitled) at this point.

• Check the status of the created packages with the command: – ZWQO:CR;


Add Change Delivery Selecting the new package as active

Selecting the new package as active • In this step, the new package is selected to be an active package in the directory.

The package can be switched to active with the following MML-command: – ZWSS:NAME=P100000N;

• Check the package status with the following MML-command: – ZWQO:CR;

VERIFYING THE NEW PACKAGE • To ensure that the new active package is valid, verify the package with the

following MML-command: – ZWQB:NAME=P100000N:FORM=FAILED;

ACTIVATION OF THE NEW PACKAGE

• The new software package can be activated with the following MML command: – ZWSD:STAT=BU;


Add Change Delivery Delete Old Package

If Required Delete Old Package with MML Command

• WQD:NAME=Q3061100:MAFILE,::;


Add Change Delivery BOOT PROMS

Updating the MINI SW build • Log into the OMU service terminal session by command:

– ZDDS:OMU,0; • Loading UMB STE on OMU

– ZLP:<id>,UMB ▪ Example ZLP:1,UMB

• To check the active partition (P) and the versions of both MINI sw builds (V:1 and V:2) on partition.

– Z1P – Z1V:1 – Z1V:2

Update mini sw build first into the spare partition, print out and activate it. – Z1U:<spare_partition> – Z1V:<spare_partition> – Z1X:<spare_partition>

• Restart adapter on MML session and after restart repeat steps for other partition. – ZUSS::TOT;


Site Commissioning File (SCF)<?xml version="1.0"?><raml version="2.1" xmlns="raml21.xsd"><cmData type="plan" scope="all" domain="IADASCF" name="adaSc" adaptationVersionMajor="IH1.0"><header><log user="unknown" action="created" dateTime="2008-02-21T13:57:31" appInfo="Nokia Plan Editor">No description</log></header><managedObject class="ADASC" operation="create" distName="IADA-071/ADASC-1"><!--p name="LocalTelnetFTPDest">Not defined<!--p name="CALDAPServerIpAddress">Not defined<!--p name="CMPlaneIPSecUsage">0<!--p name="CMPPreSharedKey">Not defined<!--p name="CMPReferenceNumber">0<!--p name="CoreIPDestinations">Not defined<!--p name="CoreVPNGWIPAddr">Not defined<!--p name="CRLIndicator">010.8.228.3310.8.228.41280<!--p name="IKEKeyVPNAccessCA">Not defined<!--p name="CACertificateFilename">Not defined<!--p name="LDAPDNForCACertificate">Not defined<!--p name="UserPlaneIPSecUsage">010.8.147.40<!--p name="OMSFTPPassword">SYSTEM<!--p name="OMSFTPUserName">SYSTEM10.8.228.3910.8.228.3628<!--p name="OwnCertificateFilename">Not defined<!--p name="OwnPrivateKeyFilename">Not definedIADA-71<!--p name="SecuredIurIPDest">Not defined<!--p name="SubjNameADAOwnCert">Not defined<!--p name="URLToCACMPServer">Not defined<!--p name="IPSubnetIubLAN">10.8.229.33/28</managedObject></cmData></raml>


Site Commissioning Macro

File: ADA_Commissioning_IntegrationVersion : 1-14Description: This macro is made to commission and integrate the ADAPTER for thefirst timeIt has the following tasks:

1. Set the user name and password for the commissioning engineer2. Set the Date and time of Adaptor, based on commissioning engineer's laptop3. Macro would do basic Adaptor configuration4. Create the Adaptors Hardware5. If FTM is used then, macro would configure the ADAPTER towards BTS.6. Macro would make basic IP configuration of ADAPTER.7. If IPSEC is used then, macro would configure the IPSEC in ADAPTER.






















Site Commissioning Macro Checks







WBTS

OMS



Adaptor ID (RNC ID)


Enable FTP


C-Number Check


Test Internal IP Network Connections With .Bat File

FCM FSP1 FSP2 FSP3 ---------------------------- SYS: ok ok ok ok EXT1: -- -- -- -- ----------------------------

CONTROL USER ---------------------------- I-HSPA: ok ok ----------------------------

FRGx F1 F2 ----------------------- FRG1: ok ok ok FRG2: ok ok ok FRG3: ok ok ok -----------------------

FTM ----------------------- FTM: ok -----------------------

PING_IHSPA.bat

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