ZXG10 SDR Data Quick Configuration

Tool (SdrConfToolV2.1)
Preface

This guide describes the use instructions and precautions of ZXG10 SDR Data Quick
Configuration Tool (SdrConfToolV2.1). it contains three parts: Use Instruction and
Procedures, Tool Template Filling Instruction, and Onsite Using Instances.
Contents

1 Basic Description...........................................................................................................................................1

1.1 General Introduction............................................................................................................................1

1.2 Application Scenarios..........................................................................................................................1

1.3 Version Compatibility and Requirements............................................................................................1

1.4 Installation and Configuration.............................................................................................................2

1.4.1 Installation................................................................................................................................2

1.4.2 Configuration............................................................................................................................2

1.5 Version Information Query..................................................................................................................3

2 Template Filling Instructions.......................................................................................................................5

2.1 General Introduction............................................................................................................................5

2.2 Basic (Parameters)...............................................................................................................................6

2.3 Equipment............................................................................................................................................7

2.4 Clock....................................................................................................................................................8

2.5 Transmission (IP).................................................................................................................................9

2.6 Transmission(E1T1)...........................................................................................................................11

2.7 Transmission (ATM)..........................................................................................................................12

2.8 GSM Sector........................................................................................................................................12

2.9 RRU...................................................................................................................................................13

2.10 RSU..................................................................................................................................................15

2.11 Radio (WCDMA)............................................................................................................................17

2.12 GSM Carrier....................................................................................................................................19

2.13 Dry Contact......................................................................................................................................20

3 Operation Steps...........................................................................................................................................23

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3.1 Function Overview............................................................................................................................23

3.2 Quick Configuration Method............................................................................................................23

3.3 Data Conversion................................................................................................................................25

3.3.1 Batch Creating Configuration Data (XLS to XML)..............................................................25

3.3.2 Batch Offline Reverse Data (XML to M31)...........................................................................25

3.3.3 Batch Exporting Configuration Data (M31 to XML)............................................................26

3.3.4 Batch Conversing Configuration Data (XML to XLS)..........................................................27

3.3.5 Local Synchronizing Configuration Data (XML to SDR).....................................................27

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1 Basic Description

1.1 General Introduction

ZXG10 SDR data quick configuration tool (SdrConfToolV2.1) is the independently
running software based on JAVE platform.

It provides the new data configuration mode which is completely different from the
conventional GUI site data configuration mode. It adopts the general typical
configuration. Fill the configuration data in the Excel template provided by the tool to
realize the batch operation of data configuration, which guarantees the accuracy and
standardization of data.

It is able to quick create XML files in batch by Excel template files (to adapt to SDR
all-table configuration data format), which facilitate batch importing OMM by using
NM batch offline reverse to improve the efficiency of onsite deployment.

It provides the function of batch modification for site data, which realizes the
conversion of SDR all-table data exporting by OMM in batch from the XML format to
Excel file. Then, perform the addition, modification and deletion operations on this
Excel file to create a new Excel file which can import OMM by using NM batch offline
reverse.

1.2 Application Scenarios

ZXG10 SDR data quick configuration tool (SdrConfToolV2.1) is applicable to the
deployment, existing network maintenance.

Precondition: this version is applicable to all sites except Hong Kong CSL project
(whose version is SdrConfToolV1.6).

1.3 Version Compatibility and Requirements

Click the menu Help About to obtain the tool version No. and foreground version
No.

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1.4 Installation and Configuration

1.4.1 Installation

ZXG10 SDR data quick configuration tool (SdrConfToolV2.1) adopts the greeninstall
mode, i.e. copy the installation file packet to any directory.

Description of root directory:

SdrConfTool.jar major file

run.bat run batch file (this PC has been installed with jdk or jre)

run_with_OMCB.bat run batch file (use jdk1.4 in OMCB NM software)

Description of subdirectory:

conf configuration file directory

lib

log

1.4.2 Configuration

ZXG10 SDR data quick configuration tool (SdrConfToolV2.1) is base on JAVA

platform, which can be used after installing with JRE.

If JRE is not installed, jdk1.4 in OMCB NM software can also be used. It is necessary
to edit and modify run_with_OMCB.bat upon the installation of NM client.

For example:

1. If the NM installation directory is D:\iomcrV6.xx.xxx

The second line of run_with_OMCB.bat is:

set OMCB_DIR=%OMCB_DIR%

2. The third line defines the upper-level directory of the built-in JDK (for Windows) of
OMC NM software:

set OMCB_JDK_HIGHER_DIR=%OMCB_DIR%\WOMC

For GSM NM software, the third line should be:

set OMCB_JDK_HIGHER_DIR=%OMCB_DIR%

as shown in the following figure:

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1.5 Version Information Query

Click the menu Help About to display the tool version No. and foreground version
No.

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2 Template Filling Instructions

2.1 General Introduction

Various parameters of SDR are filled in EXCEL document of special format. All sites
filled up in one EXCEL document belong to the same sub network, and possess the
same basic parameters (SDR version, radio mode). If a sub network contains sites with
different basic parameters, different EXCEL document can be filled up respectively.
One EXCEL document should have 10 working sheets at most.

S/N Name Description

Basic parameters: sub network ID, BTS version, radio mode, NTP, OMC
1 Basic
server IP address.
Ground parameters: site name, NE ID, NODEB ID, board configuration
quantity of main rack, rack topology, grouping of W base band pool,
2 Equipment
Ethernet working mode, Ethernet bearer bandwidth, FE connecting
object, latitude and longitude.
Clock reference source, GPS parameter, IP address of 1588 clock
3 Clock
synchronization server.
Full IP transmission parameters: SCTP parameters, IP Vlan bandwidth,
VLAN ID, IP address, sub network mask, gateway address, business
Transmission(IP
4 type cos mark, E1/T1 quantity, IP address of PPPoE, PPP encapsulation
)
type, PPP connecting object, PPP business type cos mark, compression
supportive or not, MP priority.
Transmission(E1
5 E1T1 link number, type of connecting object, HDLC time slot.
T1)
Transmission(A ATM transmission parameters: transmission medium, E1/T1 quantity,
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TM) ATM address, effective length of ATM address.
GSM sector ID, physical cell ID, GPS synchronization frame header
7 GSM Sector
offset
Type of remote rack, name, radio mode, dual mode carrier allocation
mode, type of RF board, central frequency, carrier number, power
8 RRU
parameters, sub-frequency band, multiple carrier united group number,
antenna type.
Type of RSU RF board, radio mode, dual mode carrier allocation mode,
central frequency, carrier number, power parameters, sub-frequency
9 RSU
band, multiple carrier united group number, carrier number allocated to
each sector, antenna type.

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 WCDMA radio parameters: cell ID, transmission frequency, TRX
Radio(WCDMA
10 indication, channel interval, cell radius, associated RRU/RSU, baseband
)
pool, cell type, receiving diversity mode.
GSM logic TRX ID, IQ channel mode, carrier number of each logic
11 GSM Carrier
TRX, multiple carrier united group number, whether using IRC.
12 Dry Contact Dry contact configuration

2.2 Basic (Parameters)

The basic parameters of soft BTS filled up in one EXCEL document are all
the same and are required to be in the same sub network, which means the
sites are under the same RNC or iBSC. Under such conditions, it is
unnecessary to repeatedly input data for a batch of BTSs with the same
properties.
Name Description
Name of EXCEL template, DEFAULT: general version; CSL_GW:
TEMPLATE_NAME CSL special template. Please note that DEFAULT template is not
applicable to CSL.
SUBNET_ID Sub network ID. Span: 0-4095
BTS version number. The third digit of the minor version number is
0 and no match is needed. For example, the minor version number
SDR_VERSION
of 4.00.100e is 100e, including patch version numbers like 101e,
103 e.
RADIO_MODE Radio system. WCDMA, GSM, GSM+WCDMA
NTP_SERVER_IP IP address of NTP Server.
OMCB_GATEWAY_IP IP address for gateway operation and maintenance.
OMCB_QOS OMCB connecting QOS, span as specified in the following table.
Time zone. The east zone is positive, the west zone is negative, and
TIME_ZONE
zero time zone is GMT.
Starting time of summer time. Format: MMDDHHmm, fill 0 if not
SUMMER_TIME_START
started.
Ending time of summer time. Format: MMDDHHmm, fill 0 if not
SUMMER_TIME_END
started.

QOS Span:

Span Description
BE(0x00) Try the best
EF(0xB8) EF business, accelerated retransmission, shortest time delay, and

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Span Description
maximum flow.
AF42(0x90) Class 4 service, middle level of discarding priority.
AF22(0x50) Class 2 service, middle level of discarding priority.
AF43(0x98) Class 4 service, high level of discarding priority.
AF23(0x58) Class 2 service, high level of discarding priority.

2.3 Equipment
This sheet must be filled up, one line should be filled for each NE, and each NE is
correspondent to a site.

Item Parameter Description

BTS_NAME Site Name 30 characters at most, excluding characters like*?/\|:"<>
Span: 0 ~ 65535, unique in a sub network. The NE ID is the
NE_ID NE ID same with NodeB number for WCDMA, and is the same
with site ID for GSM.
NODEB_ID NODEB ID Span: 0 ~ 65535, same with NE ID for WCDMA.
NE_IP NE IP address Unique in the whole network
BTS type. B8200, B8800_GU360, B8800_U240,
SDR_TYPE BTS type
B8900_GU360, B8900_U240, B8906_U040
CC_SLOT CC board slot Span: 1, 2, shown as 1, 2 for two boards.
FS_SLOT FS board slot Span: 3, 4, shown as 3, 4 for two boards.
PM_SLOT PM board slot Span: 14, 15, shown as 14, 15 for two boards.
Span: 5, 6, 7, 8. Only one board can be installed. Other
SE_SLOT SE board slot boards except B8800_GU360 can only be configured in slot
5. It is unnecessary to fill in if the board is not configured.
BPC_SLOT BPC board slot Span: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, compulsory for WCDMA
UBPG board
UBPG_SLOT Span: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, compulsory for GSM.
slot
Example: 1-2-3, 1-4, representing that No. 2 and No. 4
RACK_TOPO Rack topology
RRUs are on main rack, and No. 3 RRU is on No. 2 RRU.
LOGY structure
Each FS optical interface has four RRU cascade at most.
For example, 1,2,3&4 means that No. 1 BPC board
BPC base band
belongs to No. 0 base band resource pool group, No. 2 BPC
BPC_GROUP board grouping
board belongs to No. 1 resource pool group, No. 3 and 4
(cell group)
boards belong to No. 2 resource pool group.
TRANSMISSI Transmission IP, ATM, ATM+IP. 4.00.100 series versions can only support
ON_TYPE type IP transmission type.
TRANSMISSI Transmission FE/GE/E1/T1.200 series versions have only two options: E1
ON_MEDIUM medium and T1. It is used to set PPPoE transmission medium. It is

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set as E1 for Ethernet IP transmission.

ETHERNET_
Ethernet Auto/1000M/100M/10M. Auto means adaptation, and is
WORK_MOD
working mode default adaptation.
E
The maximum bandwidth for Ethernet transmission is
Ethernet bearer
FE_BANDWI 1000000kbps (1000M), the smallest bandwidth unit of 200
total bandwidth
DTH series is 1000kbps, and the smallest bandwidth unit of 210
(kbps)
series is 100kbps.
FE/GE
FE_LINK_TY
connection IPBone/BTS. The default value is IPBone.
PE
object
Span: 4800/9600/19200/38400/57600/115200
COM_BAUDR Baud rate of
No filling in means no creation of serial port, and the serial
ATE serial port
port is positioned on SA board.
FS optical Auto: automatic, Manual: manual operation. Manual
FS_PORT_AS
interface allocation is required in case of configuration of two FS
SIGN
allocation mode boards.
Span: -180 ~ 180, accuracy for 6 digits after the decimal
LONGITUDE Longitude
point
LATITUDE Latitude Span: -90 ~ 90, accuracy for 6 digits after the decimal point

The slot for installation of B8200 rack board is suggested as follows:

2.4 Clock
One line should be filled for each NE, and each NE is correspondent to a
BTS. The NE ID must be in row A, and this rule is applicable to all sheets
followed.
Item Parameter Description
NE_ID NE ID Correspond to NE ID in Equipment sheet
CLOCK_ID1 Clock source priority 1
See the following table for value description.
CLOCK_ID2 Clock source priority 2
GPS_SYNC_MODE GPS clock 0: GPS frequency synchronization

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1: GPS frame No. entire network

synchronization
synchronization mode
Non-GPS clock reference source is not
permitted when the value is 1.
0: one line input 1
GPS_CABLE_TYPE GPS cable type
1: two lines input
0: built-in
GPS_RECEIVER_TY
GPS receiver type 1: outside
PE
2: sub-shelf
GPS_FEEDER_DEL Parameter of GPS clock cascade configuration
GPS antenna delay (ns)
AY Span: 0~32767, unit: ns
This item must be configured when IEEE1588
IP address of 1588 is used as clock reference source. Only valid
1588_SYNC_SERVE
clock synchronization for Ethernet transmission. For multiple 1588
R_IP
server servers, fill in the form of IP1; IP2;
Configure four IP addresses at most.

Table 1: Values of Clock Reference Resource

Value Description
GPS_INTERNAL Built-in GPS
BITS_2MHz BITS-2MHz clock
BITS_2Mbps BITS-2Mbps clock
LINE Line clock this board
IEEE1588 IP clock reference source. The 1588 clock synchronization
server IP must be configured.

2.5 Transmission (IP)

Please fill in this table in case of IP or ATM+IP transmission.

Fill in the information in one row in case of single mode (GSM or WCDMA). In case
of dual mode (GSM + WCDMA), write the information in two rows, the first row is for
GSM, and the second is for WCDMA.

In case of Ethernet transmission, set 2 IP Vlan each row, one is for service channel, and
the other is for OMC channel. If each site is configured with only 1 IP address (IP
Vlan), then fill in IP Vlan property only. It is unnecessary to fill in IP VLAN ID if there
is no configuration of VLAN.

In case of Ethernet transmission, do not fill in PPP related parameters; in case of PPP
transmission, do not fill in VLAN related parameters.

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If the transmission media is E1/T1, please set E1/T1 link connection object and HDLS
timeslot in the table Transmission (E1T1).

Item Parameter Description

NE_ID NE ID NE ID corresponding to the sheet Equipment
SCTP_RADIO_MODE SCTP radio mode GSM or WCDMA
Span: 0 ~ 65535;
SCTP_LOCAL_PORT SCTP local port No. It represents site ID for GSM, and the span is 1 ~
1536; GSM NE ID equals to site ID.
Span: 0 ~ 65535;
SCTP remote port
SCTP_REMOTE_PORT For GSM, the value is iBSC CMP module No.+
No.
0x3900. It should be converted into decimal.
SCTP remote port Remote IP address cannot be repeated with that of
SCTP_REMOTE_IP
No. service, maintenance and PPPoEIP;
SCTP_INOUT_STREAM SCTP in/out stream Span: 1-6
IP_VLAN_ID IP Vlan ID Span: 2-4094. 65535 or null: not in use
IP_VLAN_BANDWIDT IP bearer bandwidth The maximum bandwidth is 100 M and the
H (kbps) minimum bandwidth is 1M.
IP address and gateway address should be within the
IP_VLAN_IP_ADDR FE IP address
same network segment.
IP_VLAN_MASK IP subnet mask
IP_VLAN_GATEWAY IP gateway address
Span: 0 ~ 255;
Each bit corresponds to a cos type. Totally there are
Cos flag for IP
IP_VLAN_COS_FLAG 8 types;
bearing service type
Bit value: 1 represents support, and 0 represents
not;
Span: 2 ~ 4094.
OMM_VLAN_ID OMM Vlan ID
65535 or null: not in use
OMM_VLAN_BANDWI OMM Vlan
The minimum bandwidth is 1M.
DTH bandwidth (kbps)
OMM Vlan IP OMM IP address and OMM gateway address should
OMM_VLAN_IP_ADDR
address be within the same network segment
OMM Vlan IP subnet
OMM_VLAN_MASK
mask
OMM_VLAN_GATEWA OMM Vlan gateway
Y address
PPPoE E1/T1 link Span: 0 ~ 7, isolated with coma, e.g. 0,1,2;
PPP_E1T1_LINKID
No. Compulsory in case of PPP transmission
Compulsory in case of PPP transmission;
PPP_IP_ADDRESS PPPoE IP address
0.0.0.0 means self-defined;
PPP_BANDWIDTH PPPoE bandwidth The maximum value is (number of links)*31*64

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(kbps)
PPP encapsulation PPP or ML-PPP;
PPP_PROTOCOL
type Compulsory in case of PPP transmission
PPP_LINK_TYPE PPP link type IPBone/BTS
Span: 0 ~ 255;
Each bit corresponds to a cos type. Totally there are
Cos flag for PPP 8 types;
PPP_COS_FLAG
bearing service type Bit value: 1 represents support, and 0 represents
not;
Default value: 255
Whether PPP
0: Support, 1: not support;
PPP_COMPRESSION supports IP
Default value: not support
compression
Span: 3 ~ 65535.
Maximum span of
PPP_NONTCP_SPACE Default value: 2048
NONTCP CID
Effective when PPP supports compression
LONG, SHORT, INVALID;
Long and short
MP_HEAD Default value: LONG
sequence of MP head
Effective in case of ML-PPP
MP_PRIORITY MP priority 1,2,3,4, INVALID;

2.6 Transmission(E1T1)
Fill in the following table in case of PPP transmission. One row or more for
each NE. One row for each E1.
Item Parameter Description
NE_ID NE ID NE ID in the sheet Equipment
E1T1_LINK_ID E1 link ID Span: 0 ~ 7.
E1T1_LINK_TYPE E1/T1 link type RNC, BSC, NodeB, RNC+BSC
Timeslots 1-31 are available, but timeslot 0 is not.
HDLC_TIMESLOT Format: Start timeslot end timeslot. Separate the
HDLC timeslot
_MAP timeslots with coma when they are not continuous, e.g.
1-5,10-20
TSI_IN_TIMESLO The format is the same with that of HDLC timeslot, but
TSI in-timeslot
T_MAP it cannot be repeated with HDLC timeslots.
TSI_OUT_LINK_I Span: 0 ~ 7
TSI out-link ID
D It cannot be repeated with E1 link No. (in).
TSI_OUT_TIMESL The format is the same with that of HDLC timeslot and
TSI out-timeslot
OT_MAP the quantities of in and out timeslot should be the same.

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2.7 Transmission (ATM)

Fill in this table in case of ATM transmission or ATM+IP transmission, and one row for
each NE.

ATM transmission is supported only when the radio mode is WCDMA and NodeB
version is of 4.00.200 series.

E1/T1 link is numbered from 0, in the method of IMA by default. Frame length is 128
cells, with descrambling on cell static charge.

Clock mode: ITC; IMA version: 1.1

All of E1/T1 links are set to IMA Group 0.

Use CBR for AAL5 signaling, and rt-VBR and UBR for AAL2. Utilization threshold of
physical bandwidth is 100%. The parameter configuration follows ZXWR RNC Iub
Interface E1 Transmission Bandwidth Configuration Tool (V3.07).xls.

Item Parameter Description

NE_ID NE ID NE ID in the sheet Equipment
ATM_TRANSMISSION_MEDIU
Transmission medium E1,T1
M
E1T1_NUMBER Quantity of E1/T1 Span: 1 ~ 8
20 bytes totally, add 0
ATM_ADDRESS ATM address automatically if effective bytes are
not enough
Valid length of ATM
ATM_ADDRESS_VALID_LEN Span: 0 ~ 20
address (byte)

2.8 GSM Sector

This page is required in GSM mode.

The data of each sector covers one line, thus there might be multiple lines of data for
each NE.

Item Parameter Description

NE_ID NE ID NE ID in the sheet Equipment
SECTOR_ID Sector ID Span: 124; each NE has 24 sectors at most.
PHY_CELL_ID Physical cell ID Span: 0198; the default value is the same as
sector ID.
GPS_OFFSET GPS synchronization frame headerSpan: 050
offset

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2.9 RRU
Keep one row for each remote connected rack. Hence there may be multiple rows for
each NE in this table.

The remote connected rack is numbered from 2, and the number of remote
racks cannot exceed 24. In case of automatic allocation of FS optical ports, if
only 1 FS board is configured, each remote rack of B8200 connects with the
optical ports 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 according to rack number sequence. The port
connection sequence of configuring two FS boards is similar.

Item Parameter Description

NE_ID NE ID NE ID in the sheet Equipment
RRU_NO Remote rack No. Span: 2 ~ 25
RRU_NAME RRU name
RADIO_MODE Radio mode WCDMA, GSM, GSM+WCDMA
Dual-mode carrier 4G+1W, 2G+2W, INVALID;
GW_CONFIG_MODE
allocation mode INVALID in case of single mode
RRU_TYPE RRU type R8860, R8840, RU02
DTR/DTR80/RTR/RTR40/RTR60/RTR80/TTR/TTR20; DTR is
BOARD_TYPE Board type installed on R8860; RTR series is installed on R8840; TTR series is
installed on RU02
FREQ_BAND Frequency band 2.1G, 1900M, 1800M, 850M, 900M
TRANSMITTING_FRE Central transmitting
Must be integer multiple of 0.2 MHz
Q frequency (MHz)
0-5 means 6 optical ports of the first FS, and 20-25 means 6
FS_PORT FS optical port No. optical ports of the second FS. Do not set this parameter if FS
optical ports are allocated automatically.
ANT/RET.
ANTENNA_TYPE Antenna type
ANT: ordinary antenna; RET: electric tilt antenna
Multi-carrier united This parameter is only for GSM;
CARRIER_GROUP
group No. Span: 0 ~ 32. 0 means no setting of groups.
This parameter is only for GSM;
CARRIER_NUMBER Number of carrier
1 ~ 6 is for DTR board series, and 1 ~ 2 is for TTR series
Carrier power
CARRIER_POWER_PA This parameter is only for GSM;
configuration
RA 80W/60W/40W/30W/25W/20W/15W/12W/10W
parameter
This parameter is only for GSM;
STATIC_POWER_LEV
Static power level 0,-2,-4,-6,-8,-10,-12,-14,-16,-18,-20. For TTR boards of version
EL
101e, add the following 6 levels: -0.2/-0.4/-0.6/-0.8/-1/-1.2
This parameter is only for GSM;
SUB_FREQ_BAND Sub-frequency band
Span: 0-3. 0 represents not to enable sub frequency band

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This parameter is only for GSM;

st
SECTOR_ID_1 1 sector ID Must configure this parameter in GSM Sector; 255 represents
invalid
Number of carriers This parameter is only for GSM;
st
TRX_NUMBER_1 allocated to the 1 Span: 0 ~ 6; Sum of carriers in all sectors is not larger than total
sector number of all of the carriers
This parameter is only for GSM;
Rx port antenna
RX_PORT_ANTENNA Later versions of 210b support this parameter
connection
0: not connect with antenna; 1: connect with antenna
This parameter is effective for WCDMA only, which is used to set
RF cable connections for POI sites.
Main/diversity For receiving diversity, 0 means normal sequence, and port 0 of
RFRX_ORDER sequence of receiving the RF board is first; 1 means reverse sequence, and port 1 of the
RF cables RF board is first.
For receiving non-diversity, 0 means to use main, and 1means
to use diversity.

The central transmitting frequency should be in the legal band span (as listed in Table
2) and it should be integer multiple of 0.2 MHz.

Board types are classified into big categories, without further distinguishing such
suffixes as B/C/D/E. Judge the board type according to the central frequency of the
band, e.g., 2.1G corresponding to DTR, and 900M corresponding to DTR-C.

Table 2: Span of Frequency Band

Receiving frequency Transmitting frequency Interval between

receiving and
Frequency band Lower limit Upper limit Lower limit Upper limit Board type
transmitting
(MHz) (MHz) (MHz) (MHz)
frequency (MHz)
2.1G(Band I) 1920 1980 2110 2170 190 A
1900M(Band II) 1850 1910 1930 1990 80 B
1800M(Band III) 1710 1785 1805 1880 95 C
850M(Band V) 824 849 869 894 45 D
900M(Band VIII) 880 915 925 960 45 E

DTR/DRSU supports sub-band. TTR/GRSU/RTR/RSU series need not be configured

with sub band. 900M band includes 3 sub-bands (1 ~ 3); 1800M band has 2 sub-bands
(1 ~ 2). The rest bands do not need sub-bands. See Table 3 for detailed frequency span.
For RRU whose CARRIER_GROUP is the same, the parent-band of its central
transmitting frequency must be consistent.

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Table 3: GSM Sub-band Span

Parent Band Sub-Band Transmitting (downlink) Frequency Span (MHz)

1 935 ~ 960
GSM900M 2 925 ~ 950
3 935 ~ 951
1 1805 ~ 1860
DCS1800M
2 1825 ~ 1880

When configuring GSM carrier power parameters, remember that the sum of GSM
carrier power and number of carriers are not larger than the nominal power of RF
board, see Table 4.

Table 4: RF Board Power

Power RRU/RSU board

80w RTR80 series, RSU80 series
60W RTR60 series, DTR, RSU60 series, DRSU series
40W RTR40 series, RSU40 series, TTR series, GRSU series
20W RTR series, RSU series, TTR20 series, GRSU20 series
10w RTR10

2.10 RSU
Fill in this table when the main rack is B8800, B8900 or B8906. But it is unnecessary
for B8200.

Keep one row for each RSU board. Hence, there may be multiple rows for each NE in
this table.

B8800 can be configured with at most 6 RSU boards; B8900 can be configured with at
most 12 RSU boards (needing 2 FS boards); B8906 can be configured with only 1 RSU
board. For FS optical ports allocated automatically, then configure RSU first, and then
RRU.

About the central transmitting frequency and board type, please refer
to the previous section.
Item Parameter Description
NE_ID NE ID NE ID in the sheet Equipment
RSU_NO RF board No. Value: 100+slot No.; e.g.102 means the RSU board at slot 2;
RADIO_MODE Radio mode WCDMA,GSM,GSM+WCDMA

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Dual-mode carrier allocation4G+1W, 2G+2W, INVALID.

GW_CONFIG_MODE
mode INVALID in case of single mode
BOARD_TYPE Board type DRSU/RSU40/RSU60/RSU80/GRSU/GRSU20
FREQ_BAND Frequency band 2.1G,1900M,1800M,850M,900M
Central transmitting frequency
TRANSMITTING_FREQ Must be integer multiple of 0.2 MHz
(MHz)
0-5 means 6 optical ports of the first FS, and 20-25 means 6
FS_PORT FS optical port No. optical ports of the second FS. Do not set this parameter if FS
optical ports are allocated automatically.
This parameter is only for GSM;
CARRIER_GROUP Multi-carrier united group No. Span: 0 ~ 32;
0 means no setting of groups.
This parameter is only for GSM;
CARRIER_NUMBER Number of carriers
1 ~ 6 for DTR board series, and 1 ~ 2 for TTR series

CARRIER_POWER_PAR Carrier power configurationThis parameter is only for GSM;

A parameter 80W/60W/40W/30W/25W/20W/15W/12W/10W

This parameter is only for GSM;

STATIC_POWER_LEVE
Static power level 0,-2,-4,-6,-8,-10,-12,-14,-16,-18,-20. For TTR boards of version
L
101e, add the following 6 levels: -0.2/-0.4/-0.6/-0.8/-1/-1.2
This parameter is only for GSM;
SUB_FREQ_BAND Sub-frequency band Span: 0 ~ 3;
0 means not to enable this parameter.
This parameter is only for GSM;
SECTOR_ID_1 1st sector ID Must configure this parameter in GSM Sector; 255 represents
invalid
This parameter is only for GSM;
Number of carriers allocatedSpan: 0 ~ 6;
TRX_NUMBER_1
to the 1st sector Sum of carriers in all sectors is no more than total number of all
of the carriers
nd
SECTOR_ID_2 2 sector ID Same as the above
Number of carriers allocated
TRX_NUMBER_2 Same as the above
to the 2nd sector
This parameter is only for GSM;
RX_PORT_ANTENNA Rx port antenna connection Later versions of 210b support this parameter
0: not connect with antenna; 1: connect with antenna
ANT/RET
ANTENNA_TYPE Antenna type
ANT: ordinary antenna; RET: electric tilt antenna
RFRX_ORDER Main/diversity sequence ofThis parameter is only for WCDMA, which is used to set RF
receiving RF cables cable connections for POI sites.

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For receiving diversity, 0 means normal sequence, and port 0

of the RF board is first; 1 means reverse sequence, and port 1
of the RF board is first.
For receiving non-diversity, 0 means to use main, and
1means to use diversity.

2.11 Radio (WCDMA)

This page is required in WCDMA mode.

The data of each local cell covers one line, thus there might be multiple lines of data
for each NE.

Item Parameter Description

NE_ID NE ID NE ID in Equipment sheet
LOCAL_CELL_ID Local Cell ID Span: 0~268435455, which is unique in the subnet.
Transmitting Frequency Span: see Table 2, which should be integral
TRANSMITTING_FREQ
(MHz) multiples of 0.2 MHz.
CARRIER_INDICATION Carrier Indication L/M/H indicates Low/Medium/High Frequency
FREQ_SPACING
Channel Spacing 5 M, 4.8M, 4.6 M

CELL_RADIUS Cell Radius 2.5 km/5 km/10 km/40 km

RECEIVE_DELAY Receiving Delay (chip) Span: 0~65535, default value: 13
TRANSMIT_DELAY Transmitting Delay (chip) Span: 0~65535, default value: 23
RRU ID range is 2~25; if it is an OTSR cell, the
RELATED_RRU_RSU Used RRU and RSU
format should be RRU1&RRU2&
Local Cell Group ID
LCG_ID If it is not divided into groups, the ID should be 0.
(Baseband Resource Group)
0~200, only valid for DTR/DRSU. 255 refers to
LOCAL_CELL_POWER Local Cell Power (W)
invalidity.
LOCAL_CELL_TYPE Local Cell Type 0: Common cell
Diversity: 1; Non-diversity: 0. The cells within the
RX_DIVERSITY Receiving Diversity Mode same sector (i.e. the same RRU) should adopt the
same receiving diversity mode.
It indicates normal status if it is left blank, if the cell
LOCAL_CELL_STATUS Local Cell Status
is blocked, fill in Block.

The transmitting frequency should be integral multiples of 0.2 MHz, and the receiving
frequency is calculated according to transmitting frequency and frequency spacing
between transmitting and receiving frequencies in Table 3. All the channel spacing is 5

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MHz. If the transmitting frequency is set as M, it should be consistent with the Central
Frequency Point of RRU; if the transmitting frequency is set as L or H, the difference
between it and Central Frequency Point should be one of the 4.6 /4.8 /5 MHz.

The radius of cell should be 2.5 km, 5 km, 10km or 40 km.

One baseband resource pool is composed of one or more BPC baseband board(s),
which can be configured in Equipment sheet. Baseband resource pool is also known
as local cell group (LCG), one LCG may be composed of one or more local cells.

The requirements for the performance of baseband resource pool (for 100b3 and earlier
versions) include:

1. When there are more than 3 local cells within one baseband resource pool, if the
radius of one local cell is larger than 2.5 km, no more than 4 local cells can be
created.

2. If one baseband resource pool is configured within OTSR cell, it supports at

most 2 cells and the radius of each cell should be 2.5 km.

3. If there is only one baseband resource pool and one OTSR cell, the radius can be
2.5km, 5km or10km.

4. One baseband resource pool supports at most 6 STSR cells.

5. The RF cables for receiving and transmitting within one baseband resource pool
should be not more than 12.

For the versions after 100c, the above requirements 1 and 2 have the following
changes:

1) If there are no more than 3 STSR cells within one baseband resource cell, the
radius of each cell should be not longer than 40 km; otherwise if there are more
than 3 STSR cells, and there is only one BPC baseband board, the radius should
be 2.5 km; if there are more than 2 BPC boards, the radius should be not longer
than 40 km.

2) If OTSR (M-RRU) cell is configured within a baseband resource pool, at most 2

cells are supported, among which there should be not more than 2 OTSR cells. If
there is one baseband board, the radius of each cell should be 2.5km; if there are
more than 2 baseband boards, the OTSR cell radius can be 2.5 km, 5 km or10
km, and the STSR cell radius can be 2.5 km, 5 km, 10 km or 40km.

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If there is more than 1 RRU/RSU in a cell, it is called an OTSR (M-RRU) cell;

otherwise it is a STSR cell. All the RF cables are configured as transmitting non-
diversity, and receiving diversity can be set independently.

The power of all RRU and RSU RF boards in an OTSR cell should be
consistent, but DTR (including DRSU) and RTR60 (including RSU60) cannot
be configured in one cell.

One RRU can only be associated with one cell. The central frequency of all
RRUs in one cell should be the same. See Table 4 for RF board power.

2.12 GSM Carrier

This page is required in GSM mode.

The data of each sector covers one line, thus there might be multiple lines of data for
each NE.

If OTSR cell is to be configured, the quantity of carriers should be not less than 2, and
the channel mode should be Multiple Channel Mode. If it is set as single channel, the
corresponding RRU multi-carrier Combination Group ID should be 0 (i.e. not divided
into groups), and there is only one carrier; if it is set as dual channels, there are 2
carriers. In dual or multiple channel modes, the Multi-Carrier Combination Group ID
should be set (i.e. divided into groups).

If the corresponding RRU is in the same multi-carrier combination group, they should
adopt the same parent frequency band, and the quantity of RRU should be consistent
with that of carriers.

Item Parameter Description

NE_ID NE ID NE ID in Equipment sheet
Span: 1~24, there are 24 sectors in each NE at
SECTOR_ID Sector ID
most.
Span: 1~54. Fill in auto to generate the TRX No. in
a sector from 1. All the sectors in a site should
adopt the same generation mode. If multiple TRX
TRX_NO TRX No.
with different Multi-Carrier Combination Group ID
are set in one sector, make sure the generated data
meets the planning requirement.
SINGLE: single channel
CHANNEL_MOD IQ Channel
DUAL: dual channels
E Mode
MULTI: multiple channels

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CARRIER_NUMB
Span: 1~12, which should be not more than the sum
ER_OF_LOGIC_F Carrier Quantity
of all RRU carriers in the cell.
REQ
Span: 0~32, 0 indicates it is not divided into
CARRIER_GROU Multi-Carrier groups.
P United Group ID If the ID is generated automatically, this item is not
required to be filled in.
Whether to Use
USE_IRC 1:Yes, 0: No
IRC

2.13 Dry Contact

The data of each dry contact covers one line, thus there might be multiple lines of data
for each NE.

Item Parameter Description

NE_ID NE ID NE ID in Equipment sheet
RACK_NO Rack No. Main rack: 1, remote rack Nos. start from 2.
SHELF_NO Shelf No. The Shelf No. of B8200 and RRU can only be 1.
SLOT_NO Slot No. B8200 SA board is set at Slot 13.
SA/SE supports 8 routes of dry contact input, with the number
DRY_CONTACT_NO Dry Contact No.
ranged from 0~7. The dry contact Nos. of RF board are 0~3.
DRY_CONTACT_CO See Table 5. One rack can only be configured with one main
Dry Contact Content
NTENT power fault corresponding to dry contact.
ALARM_STATUS Alarm Status OPEN: The alarm is ON. CLOSE: The alarm is OFF.

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Table 5: Relay Alarm Content No.

No. Description
3 Main power fault
4 Arrester alarm inside the cabinet
6 Flood alarm
7 Smog alarm
8 Storage battery alarm
9 Over-voltage alarm for main power input
10 Under-voltage alarm for main power input
11 Power-off alarm for main power input
12 Threshold alarm
13 Arrester alarm for indoor lightening-proof box
14 Circuit breaker alarm for indoor lightening-proof box
15 Alarm for outdoor lightening-proof box
16 Alarm for PWR monitoring unit
17 AC power-off alarm
18 Battery low-voltage alarm
19 Rectifier module alarm

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3.1 Function Overview

ZXG10 SDR data quick configuration tool (SdrConfToolV2.1) has the following
functions:

1. Quick commissioning and configuration for SDR site

2. IP address modification

3. OMCB cell division

3.2 Quick Configuration Method

SDR quick configuration, taking the site configuration data (XML file) as a bridge,
realizes the dual-conversion of quick configuration template (XLS file) and NM
configuration data by using NM data importing and exporting functions and SDR quick
configuration tool, to accomplish the data quick configuration, as shown in Figure
Quick Configuration Method-1.

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At the beginning of deployment, complete the data quickconf template and batch create
the configuration data (XML file) by using SDR quickconf tool. The onsite engineers
upload the data through LMT or import the data to NM by using the function of
reverse, so as to quickly complete data configuration.

At the maintenance stage, it is unnecessary for the onsite engineers to worry about the
inconsistency of quickconf template and NM data. The site configuration data (XML
file) can create by using the function of NE data batch export. After that, the data will
be conversed to the quickconf template by using the function of data conversion of
SDR quickconf tool to facilitate the onsite batch modification.

The followings will introduce several conversion methods.

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3.3 Data Conversion

3.3.1 Batch Creating Configuration Data (XLS to XML)

SDR quickconf tool is necessary for conversing XLS to XML. For the first time use, it
is necessary to install JRE, which is the same with EOMS. If EOMS is run, it indicates
JRE has been installed; otherwise, install BLMT_v4.00.200f\JRE\jre-6u10-windows-
i586-p.exe.

See Error: Reference source not found for how to fill in the quickconf template. See the
followings for how to create data.

STEP 1: run SdrQuickConf.jar, set the output directory and select the template file.

STEP 2: click [Generate XML File], the corresponding XLM files will create in the
appointed output directory, as shown in Figure Data Conversion-2.

Figure Data Conversion-2 Create Site Configuration Data

Caution:

If it fails to create data, the detailed error information will be given in Operation
Result. It is necessary to modify the quickconfig template.

3.3.2 Batch Offline Reverse Data (XML to M31)

Put the XML files in one folder. The NM data will create in batch by using the function
of offline reverse provided by NM.

STEP 1: click [SDR Configuration Management], select [Batch Offline Reverse]. It is

unnecessary to create OMCB NE. if the NE is already available, the new configuration
set will create.

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STEP 2: select the folder which XML files are in, fill the data tag, select the correct
subnet, click OK. The speed of creating NE and configuration set is 1.2 second per site.

Figure Data Conversion-3 Select File and Set Tag

STEP 3: Click [Management]-[Mutual Exclusion Management] to batch apply for

mutual exclusion right, switch to the active configuration set. After OMCB link is
created, perform operations on the data.

3.3.3 Batch Exporting Configuration Data (M31 to XML)

From OMM-BV4.00.200f version, it supports to batch export NE data into XML

format. The steps are as follows.

STEP 1: [SDR Configuration Management], select [Batch Offline Reverse].

STEP 2: select the NE to be exported and directory, click OK.

Caution:

The active configuration set of each NE cannot be the empty one with resource
management. It will make the exporting fail.

3.3.4 Batch Conversing Configuration Data (XML to XLS)

Converse the configuration files to XLS template files in batch by using the function of
data conversion of SDR quickconf tool.

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STEP 1: run SdrQuickConf.jar, click <XMLXLS> and select the directory, click
<Next>, as shown in Figure Data Conversion-4.

Figure Data Conversion-4 Select XML File Directory

STEP 2: set the output directory and name of Excel file, click<Next>.

3.3.5 Local Synchronizing Configuration Data (XML to SDR)

STEP 1: start EMOS and logon to the site.

STEP 2: select [System]-[All-table configuration]-[Existing data], select .XML and

click OK. The configuration data is loaded to the site.

STEP 3: after restarting the site, check the running condition and start commissioning
or service testing.

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