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Nokia Flexi Node B WBTS

Commissioning Quick Reference Guide

Information needed from Optus:

• BTS ID

• TRS (AXC) IP address and Subnet mask

• BTS (MWAM) IP address

• Gateway (SAXC) IP address

• RNC IP address

• NTP Server IP address (usually 172.18.40.206 in Vic)

• Scrambling codes (1 per cell)

Before connecting to WBTS, change laptop IP address as follows

Start menu => Settings => Network and dialup connectionsRight click Local Area Connection => Properties

Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties

Select Use the following IP address

• Input these addresses

• IP 192.168.255.130Mask 255.255.0.0

• Gate 192.168.255.129Click OK then restart Laptop Launch BTS Site Manager

Click Connect (user name and password NOT required) Update BTS Software

Select Software => Update SW to BTS Site

Click Select File

Browse to location of TARGETBD_WNxxxxxxxx (latest version)

Highlight this file and click Open

Tick Activate SW after update

Click Update

• This will take up to 20 minutes, if the download fails update again.

Click Close to return to main screen Commissioning

• Before starting ensure that all the relevant information from Optus is available

Click Commissioning on side bar (this will start wizard)

Select Target BTS Site and Commissioning type Manual => Next Define Site Properties

Enter Site name, Location and Description (e.g.. 1x1x1 2E1) in fields

Enter the BTS ID in field, This will create the A2EA number

Enter all IP addresses including addresses via DHCP => Next Define Physical layer configuration

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Select Interface Type (E1), tick interfaces in use and CRC on

Synchronisation is Primary on IF1 and Secondary on IF2

IMA Group for all IF is IMA Group 33 => Next Define Traffic Descriptors

• Traffic Descriptors depend on the number of E1’s in use and whether an AAL2MUX is in use at site

DCN – UBR – as per chart (full capacity of E1’s)VP 0 - UBR – as per chart (full capacity of E1’s)VP 1 - CBR.1 - as per chart

AAL2UP – CBR.1 - as per chartC-NBAP - CBR.1 - as per chartD-NBAP - CBR.1 - as per chartAAL2 SIG - CBR.1 - as per chart=> Next

Define IUB Terminations to BTS

Tick IUB Terminations via One Virtual Path

ATM Virtual path towards RNC Insert IF 1 VPI 1 VP TRDE VP 1

Common NBAP Insert VCI 33 VC TRDE C-NBAP

Dedicated NBAP Insert VCI 34 VC TRDE D-NBAP

AAL2 Signalling Insert VCI 35 VC TRDE AAL2 SIG

AAL2 User Parts Insert VCI 36 VC TRDE AAL2UP

=> Next

Define DCN Interfaces

• ATM DCN Interface – ATM Parameters

ATM Interface IF 1 VPI 0 VP TRDE DCN VCI 32 VC TRDE VP 0

• Destination address should be automatically filled in

=> Next Define BTS Settings

• Insert Installers name, Site name and config

HSDPA allocation tick BTS

• Module Locations as per site drawing, e.g. shelter rack location (optional)

=> Next

Define User Defined passive units if required => Next Define Local Cell Resources

Click New Cell assign Cell number e.g. 1,2,3 etc

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• Other settings as per documentation

=> Next

Define WCDMA Carrier Candidates

Input UARFCN for each Cell (usually 10737 for all cells)

=> Next

Define Antenna Line Settings

• Highlight Antenna 1 in list

MHA Settings tick only if “Nokia” MHA In Use Most sites use other vendor equipment so Do Not Tick

Antenna settings insert Feeder Loss

=> Next

Define External Alarms as attached document => Next

Note: Eltek alarms only used if additional Eltek power system installed for Node B Sending Parameters to BTS

Click Save Parameters => give file name and location

Click View Parameters if all OK continue, otherwise go Back and modify

Click Send Parameters After sending site will reset and Next button will become enabled

=> Next Define User Authentication

• User Authentication should be disabled

=> Next

Site Testing

• Some tests can be performed depending on the state of the BTS integration to RAN

=> Next

Commissioning Report

Click on Disk symbol to save a copy of the commissioning report to file

Click Finish to conclude commissioning

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Integration Call Testing

Test calls to be made on each Cell

Speech Calls from 3G test phone

• 3G > 3G

• 3G > 2G

• 3G > PSTN

• 000

• 112

Speech Calls to 3G test phone

• 3G > 3G

• 2G > 3G

• PSTN > 3G 3G Packet Switched data call

• PS Data UL 64kbps/DL 384kbps HSDPA

• Download file and check throughput speed is at least 2.1Mbps

• URL is : http:\\www.ozspeedtest.com\bandwidth\

Select Optusnet Mirror

• Select Speed for test Handover Tests for speech and data calls

• Softer handover (between cells)

• Soft handover (between sites)

Field test software on Nokia phone

Page 41.01 & 02 shows power levels etc. Page 46.05 shows Scrambling code

Page 46.06 allows lock to site enter Frequency (5 digit e.g.10737) and Scrambling code (5 digit e.g.00317). To clear enter 10 x 0 (0000000000)

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E1 Dimensioning Chart

No Mux No Mux AAL2 Mux No Mux AAL2 Mux No.of E1's VP VC 1 2 2 3 3 DCN - UBR 0 32 4528 8980 8980 13470 13470 VP 0 - UBR 4528 8980 8980 13470 13470 VP 1 - CBR.1 4377 8829 8829 13319 13319 AAL2UP - CBR.1 36 4058 8198 8198 12387 12387 VC 46 (mux) 46 VC 56 (mux) 56 C-NBAP - CBR.1 33 80 158 158 233 233 D-NBAP - CBR.1 34 159 315 158 466 233 VC 44 (mux) 44 158 233 VC 55 (mux) 55 AAL2SIG - CBR.1 35 80 158 157 233 233 AAL2

Mux AAL2 Mux

No.of E1's VP VC 4 5 6 7 8 DCN - UBR 0 32 17961 22452 26942 31433 35923 VP 0 - UBR 17961 22452 26942 31433 35923 VP 1 - CBR.1 17810 22301 26791 31282 35772 AAL2UP - CBR.1 36 16562 20741 12485 12000 11089 VC 46 (mux) 46 12485 12000 11089 VC 56 (mux) 56 5094 11089 C-NBAP - CBR.1 33 312 390 469 547 628 D-NBAP - CBR.1 34 312 468 469 469 470 VC 44 (mux) 44 312 312 469 313 470 VC 54 (mux) 54 313 313 AAL2SIG - CBR.1 35 312 390 234 182 262

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Node B Alarm Configurations.

1. 3G MHA Alarm Normally closed Major

2. Vacant

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4. Eltek DC System urgent Normally closed Critical 5. Eltek DC System non urgent Normally closed Major

6. Eltek Fuse Fail Normally closed Major

7. Eltek Low Load Volts Normally closed Major 8. Eltek Battery Test Active Normally closed Major 9. Eltek Rectifier Fail Normally closed Major

10. Eltek CPU Fail Normally closed Major

11. Vacant

Where Eltek is not present only alarms 1 & 3 are required.

1. 3G MHA Alarm Normally closed Major

2. Vacant

3. Mains Break Normally closed Critical.

Use a template that has Eltek alarms already programmed and untick the “in use” box for all the unused Eltek alarms.

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