IM 24-3005-301 (Alcatel-Lucent 9370 RNC UA08.x Commissioning Method) 3.01 Standard October 2012

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Alcatel-Lucent 9370
Radio Network Controller | UA08.1
RNC Commissioning Method
24-3005
Issue 3.01 | October 2012
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Contents
About this document
Purpose
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Reason for reissue
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New in this release
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Intended audience
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Supported systems
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How to use this document

Prerequisites
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Conventions used
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Related information
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Document support ...................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

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Technical support
How to order
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How to comment
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Introduction to 9370 RNC

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1
1-1
9370 RNC compatibility matrix .......................................................................................................................................... 1-2
1-2
Material requirements
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1
2-1
Prerequisites for RNC commissioning .............................................................................................................................. 2-2
2-2
Precautions and preparations

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1
3-1
Precautions
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Preparations ................................................................................................................................................................................. 3-3

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Check list
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9370 RNC Commissioning procedure

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1
4-1
Procedure Overview
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4-2
9370 RNC cabinet power on ................................................................................................................................................. 4-4

4-4
Hyper-terminal configuration ............................................................................................................................................... 4-7
4-7
Hardware configuration using startup: out-band OAM ............................................................................................ 4-10
4-10
Creation of SDS server ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-19
4-19
RNC software download ...................................................................................................................................................... 4-25
4-25
RNC parameters configuration .......................................................................................................................................... 4-29
4-29
Hardware configuration using startup: in-band OAM .............................................................................................. 4-32
4-32
Set time in the 9370 RNC
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4-40
Final checks .............................................................................................................................................................................. 4-45

4-45
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Download and activate fabric software

Overview ..................................................................................................................................................................................... A-1
A-1
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A-2
DB-9 to RJ45 adapter

Overview ..................................................................................................................................................................................... B-1
B-1
DB-9 to RJ45 adapter ............................................................................................................................................................. B-2
B-2
LED display
Overview ..................................................................................................................................................................................... C-1
C-1
LED display
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C-2
Glossary
Overview ..................................................................................................................................................................................... D-1
D-1
Glossary ....................................................................................................................................................................................... D-2
D-2
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Report sheet
Overview
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E-1
RNC Commissioning data sheet ......................................................................................................................................... E-2

E-2
F
Product conformance statements

Overview
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F-1
Regulatory requirement compliance .................................................................................................................................. F-2

F-2
Compliance for Canada .......................................................................................................................................................... F-3
F-3
Compliance for China
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F-5
Compliance for European Union ........................................................................................................................................ F-6

F-6
Compliance for United States
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F-9
Index
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List of tables
1-1
Hardware compatibility ........................................................................................................................................... 1-3

1-3
1-2
NumberOfServiceGroups (default) ..................................................................................................................... 1-8
1-3
Module type ................................................................................................................................................................. 1-8

1-8
1-4
RNC application package ..................................................................................................................................... 1-10
2-1
Tools and test sets
4-1
Out-Band OAM Configuration procedural steps
4-2
In-Band 4pGe OAM Configuration procedural steps
B-1
Pin out Configuration
C-1
Card Status based on LED display
D-1
Terms ............................................................................................................................................................................. D-2

D-2
D-2
Abbreviation ............................................................................................................................................................... D-2

D-2
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2-2
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B-2
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List of figures
1-1
Release-based summary of ATM and IP transport introduction
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1-2
Transport protocol and release compatibility
1-3
Hardware configuration as per transport protocol
1-4
ATM and IP interface
1-5
IP only modules deployment (1/2)
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1-6
IP only modules deployment (2/2)
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1-7
9370 RNC dimensioning with CP3 ..................................................................................................................... 1-7
1-8
9370 RNC dimensioning with CP4 for DCPS
1-9
9370 RNC dimensioning with CP4 for eDCPS .............................................................................................. 1-7
4-1
Verification of the Range of VDC
4-2
Breakers Interface Panel (BIP) of the 9370 RNC .......................................................................................... 4-5
4-3
Alarm LED Status Indicators for BIM Modules
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4-4
Laptop connection with the 9370 RNC CP card
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About this document

About this document
Purpose
The purpose of this document is used to describe the on-site operations to be carried out
to commission Alcatel-Lucent 9370 RNC cabinet. There are two families of the 9370
RNCs:
9370 RNC-SDH: the 9370 RNC provides only optical interfaces (OC3/STM1).
9370 RNC-PCM: the 9370 RNC provides electrical PCMs interfaces.
Reason for reissue

Issue number
Issue date
Reason for reissue
3.01
October 2012
Standard issue
2.03
July 2012
Preliminary issue
2.02
March 2012
Preliminary issue
2.01
October 2011
Preliminary issue
1.01
July 2011
Draft issue
New in this release
New features:
109443, Enhanced DCPS (Iso Capacity), see 9370 RNC compatibility matrix
(p. 1-2).
83985, eDCPS - Capacity Increase, see 9370 RNC compatibility matrix (p. 1-2).
Other changes:
Updated Hardware configuration using startup: out-band OAM (p. 4-10) with a new
note, see Step 8, and an additional step, see Step 11.
Intended audience
The audience for this document is Installation personnel and Commissioning personnel.
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Supported systems
This document applies to Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA UA08.1 system release.

This document applies to Alcatel-Lucent 9370 RNC.
How to use this document
The previous operations that must be completed are the physical installation (handling,
securing, and wiring), and the power up of the 9370 RNC.
Prerequisites
It is recommended that readers become familiar with 3rd Generation Partnership Project
(3GPP) Technical Specification release 99 (R99) and the UMTS specifications.
Conventions used
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Refer to this document
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Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA
System - Terminology,
NN-20500-002
http://support.alcatellucent.com
List of terms used in

Alcatel-Lucent 9300
W-CDMA documents.
Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio

Network Controller Maintenance Guide,
NN-20500-023
The maintenance procedures

for the 9370 RNC.
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Refer to this document
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Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio

Network Controller Technical Description,
NN-20500-021
The 9370 architecture,

hardware modules,
configuration, functions, and
interfaces.

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Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides a brief description of the the 9370 RNC in terms of hardware
compatibility conditions, IP transport evolution, supported cards, market models, and
capacity.
Contents
9370 RNC compatibility matrix
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Hardware applicability
The following applicability conditions have to be met for 9370 RNC hardware upgrade
and functioning:
Combination of cards
No combination of PSFP1 and DCPS cards is supported in the same 9370 RNC
because DCPS hardware is more robust. An existing alarm (7078 0059) indicates an
unsupported configuration due to co-existence of PSFP1 and DCPS in the same
switch.
No combination of PSFP1 and eDCPS cards is supported in the same 9370 RNC.
A combination of DCPS and eDCPS is supported in the same 9370 RNC in Iso
capacity. On activation of eDCPS Capacity Increase feature, an RNC must be
equipped with eDCPS cards only. However, only a configuration containing 10 and
12 eDCPS cards is supported with eDCPS Capacity Increase feature.
When RNC is equipped with eDCPS cards, the number of TMUs supported are:
10 eDCPS with default (12), 14, 16,18, and 20 TMUs
12 eDCPS with default (14), 20, 24, and 26 TMUs
Application
This method is applicable for UA08.1 9370 RNC. The 9370 RNC configuration may
include a POC (Point of Concentration).
Standalone 15k POC, standalone 7k POC, and Access Node presented in this
document are for user reference only and not the part of 9370 RNC Market Packages.
This transport node may be based on Alcatel-Lucent platform (7670 RSP, 7670 ESE).
Equipment
This method applies to the Alcatel-Lucent 9370 RNC cabinet.
Service Impact
There is no service impact on initial sites.
ATM to IP transport evolution
Before the UA6.0 release, 9370 RNC supported ATM-based interfaces only (up to and
including the UA05.2 release). IP support was introduced in UA6.0 for hybrid IuB and
IuPS. IP support was further expanded to include IuB, IuR, and IuCS on IP in release
UA07.1. This evolution of the RNC interface capability is illustrated in Figure 1-1,
Release-based summary of ATM and IP transport introduction (p. 1-3).
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Figure 1-1 Release-based summary of ATM and IP transport introduction
Available modules and combinations
The Table 1-1, Hardware compatibility (p. 1-3) indicates possible combinations of
various cards, which can be used.
Note: It is only to be used as a guideline because each network has different essential
needs and some combinations might not be an economic solution.
Table 1-1
Hardware compatibility
CP3 CP4 OC-3 OC-3 PSFP1 DCPS
PQC MS3
eDCPS
4pGe
CP3
CP4
OC-3 PQC
OC-3MS3
PSFP1
DCPS
Y (in Iso capacity

only)
N (on activation
of eDCPS
capacity increase
feature)
eDCPS
Y (in Iso capacity

only)
N (on activation
of eDCPS
capacity increase
feature)
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Table 1-1
4pGe
Hardware compatibility
(continued)
CP3 CP4 OC-3 OC-3 PSFP1 DCPS

PQC MS3
eDCPS
4pGe
Transport protocol and cards
The images show the transport protocol as per the release/hardware compatibility.
Figure 1-2 Transport protocol and release compatibility
Figure 1-3 Hardware configuration as per transport protocol
All RNC interfaces were transported as ATM on Sonet OC3 (or ATM on SDH STM1) till
UA5.2 release.
The ATM user-plane transport used the following transport layers and protocols:
ATM-AAL2/Sonet (SDH) for IuB, IuR, and IuCS
IP/ATM-AAL5/Sonet (SDH)4 for IuPS
The ATM control-plane traffic was a mix of AAL5 (NBAP) and SS7 stacks both also
being carried on ATM-AAL5 /Sonet (SDH).
Release UA06 introduced Hybrid IuB and IuPS on IP/GE. For hybrid IuB, HSPA user
plane traffic was routed as UDP/IP/GE, whereas other user-plane traffic (voice and other
low bandwidth traffic) remained on ATM-AAL2/Sonet (SDH). All the IuB control-plane
traffic remained on the ATM/Sonet (SDH) transport. With UA06, in addition to the ATM
transport for IuPS, all user-plane and control-plane traffic could alternately be transported
over IP/GE.
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Release UA07.1 introduced the support for IP/GE for the IuCS, IuR, and IuB (native IP
IuB) interfaces. With this release, it was possible to use hybrid (ATM and IP) connections
on the same RNC for any Iu interface.
IuB - An RNC can connect simultaneously to a NodeB with ATM-only connections, a

NodeB with hybrid (ATM and IP) connections, and a NodeB with IP-only
connections.
IuR - An RNC may have some neighboring RNC with ATM IuR connections and
others with IP IuR connections. Although a single RNC can support both ATM and IP
IuR connections, all connections between any two RNCs have to be either ATM or IP
based.
IuPS - Using IuFlex, an RNC can connect simultaneously to one (or more) SGSN
core with ATM connections and one (or more) other SGSN with IP/GE connections.
IuCS - Using IuFlex, an RNC can connect simultaneously to one (or more) MSC with
ATM/Sonet (SDH) connections and other MSC with IP/ GE connections.
Figure 1-4 ATM and IP interface
With the introduction of IP IuB, IuCS, IuR, and continued support for IuPS, it is now
possible to deliver an All IP UTRAN RNC. Replacement of two 16P OC3 (STM1) FP
cards with two Packet Server (PS) cards facilitates proportional growth in RNC capacity
from 10 to 12 PS cards.
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Figure 1-5 IP only modules deployment (1/2)
Figure 1-6 IP only modules deployment (2/2)
Market models
The following tables show UA06/UA07/UA08 RNC market models and associated
NodeBs/Cells dimensioning.
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Figure 1-7 9370 RNC dimensioning with CP3
Figure 1-8 9370 RNC dimensioning with CP4 for DCPS
Figure 1-9 9370 RNC dimensioning with CP4 for eDCPS
eDCPS capacity increase
To activate the eDCPS Capacity Increase feature, the RNC must be equipped with eDCPS
boards only.
Note: See, Hardware applicability (p. 1-2) for supported configurations.
When the eDCPS Capacity Increase feature is activated, the following network changes
and configurations are applicable:
A service outage is implied.

There is no gain in maximum number of cells managed by an RNC in this release.
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Explanation: Each service group (SG) supports a maximum number of 144 cells,
which depends on the number of TMUs configured. For example, if the RNC is
equipped with 10 eDCPS cards and we have 12 TMUs (with 10 SGs), then the RNC
can manage a maximum of 1440 cells. Once ServiceGroup*144 crosses 2400-cell
mark on a RNC containing 10 eDCPS boards, the maximum number of cells managed
by the RNC in this configuration will be limited to 2400 cells.
Note: When the eDCPS Capacity Increase feature is not activated, an RNC equipped
with 10 eDCPS boards can support 2400 cells. For example, If the number of TMUs
is 14, then number of managed cells will be 2400; (12 SG * 204 2400 cells).
The number of service groups supported is described in the following table:
Table 1-2
NumberOfServiceGroups (default)
eDCPS
NumberOfServiceGroup
Service Group Id range
(0..2)
6*
(0..4)
8*
(0..6)
10
10
(0..9)
12
12
(0..11)
Notes:
1.
* = Not supported when eDCPS capacity increase feature is activated.
Note: The values listed above are default values and used for commissioning purpose
only. In case of 10 and 12 eDCPS configurations, the actual number of service groups
are set based on the required configuration and capacity.
Module type
The following table provides the supported modules for the 9370 RNC and the relevant
card type for these modules:
Table 1-3
Module type
Modules available
Card type
CP3 (E1 BITS)
CPeE
CP3 (DS1 BITS)
CPeD
CP4 (E1 BITS)
CPeE
CP4 (DS1 BITS)
CPeD
16pOC3/STM1 (MJ-RT) or (LC)
16pOC3SmlrAtm
16pOC3/STM1 MS3 (LC)
16pOC3PosAtm
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Table 1-3
Module type
(continued)
Modules available
Card type
4pGiGE
4pGe
Packet Server
6mPktServSP
Dual Core Packet Server
PktServSP2
Enhanced Dual Core Packet Server
PktServSP3
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9370 RNC application package
The following table lists the application packages to be downloaded and applied to the
RNC:
Table 1-4
Node
RNC
RNC application package

Application package
Comment
apcBase
atmNetworking
base
baseExt
cnp
cRNCApc
ethernet
fabric
Depends on delivery
genericUtilities
ip
ipsec
For OAM security features
iRNC
iRNCApc
networking
patch
RNCCiph
For OAM security features

Optional if ciphering is applicable
secureShell
ss7
ss7Apc
wanDte
wirelessCommon
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Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the material requirements for commissioning the Alcatel-Lucent
9370 RNC.
Contents
Prerequisites for RNC commissioning
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Tools and test sets
The tools and test sets listed in Table 2-1, Tools and test sets (p. 2-2) are required to
perform this method.
Table 2-1
Tools and test sets
Tool / Test Set #
Qty.
Description
Laptop PC, with Ethernet interface
Pentium processor, RAM 500 Mo or higher.
Serial Cable SubD9 pts

Male-Female or RJ45 not Crossed
Cable
Used for Hyper Terminal Connection or Used

for a Connection Through a router
Wrist Strap
Anti Static
Software
The softwares required for commissioning the 9370 RNC are as follows
Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows Seven

Hyper Terminal
Server U version 2.2 or later or other ftp server software.

DVD-ROMs containing the 9370 RNC software release
No other materials are required to perform this method.
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preparations
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the precautions and the preparations necessary to commission the
9370 RNC.
Contents
Precautions
3-2
Preparations
3-3
Check list
3-4
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Precautions
Safety measures
Observe the general safety precautions against personal injury and equipment damage
outlined in the regional Installation Safety Manual at all times.
Observe the product specific safety precautions outlined in IM 45-9399 Alcatel-Lucent
9370 RNC Product Safety Installation Requirement.
Use of the antistatic wrist strap when handling modules.
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Preparations
Preparations for RNC commissioning
It is strongly recommended that this method be read in its entirety before starting the
operations presented herein.
Prior to starting the operations presented in this method, arrange all materials, tools, and
test equipment at the work location so as to minimize fatigue and inconvenience.
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Check list
RNC commissioning pre-checks
Verify the following items have been received and/or accomplished before proceeding
with the RNC commissioning procedure:
The power supply cables are installed (-48Vdc voltage and grounding).
The internal cables are installed (power supply cables in the SIM modules, optical
fibers between 9370 RNC and the POC if present.
Check that the delivered equipment configuration complies with the requirement and
the applicable technical status in 9370 RNC UTRAN UA08.1.
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9
procedure
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the procedures to be performed for commissioning the 9370 RNC
The procedures available in this chapter are applicable for UA08.1 release, with the
following minimum RNC configuration:
DCPS or eDCPS cards are inserted in slots 2, 3, 4, and 5 of the 9370 RNC, and in no
other slots.
R18 RNC software base is used.
Contents
Procedure Overview
4-2
9370 RNC cabinet power on
4-4
Hyper-terminal configuration
4-7
Hardware configuration using startup: out-band OAM
4-10
Creation of SDS server
4-19
RNC software download
4-25
RNC parameters configuration
4-29
Hardware configuration using startup: in-band OAM
4-32
4-40
Final checks
4-45
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Procedure Overview
Purpose
This topic provides an overview of the procedural steps for 9370 RNC commissioning.
Out-Band OAM Configuration
The following procedural steps should be executed for Out-Band OAM Configuration:
Table 4-1
Out-Band OAM Configuration procedural steps
Step
Procedure
Procedures to be executed on site: local

1
9370 RNC cabinet power on (p. 4-4)
Hyper-terminal configuration (p. 4-7)
Hardware configuration using startup: out-band OAM (p. 4-10)
Procedures to be executed on site or on remote

4
Creation of SDS server (p. 4-19)
RNC software download (p. 4-25)
RNC parameters configuration (p. 4-29)
Set time in the 9370 RNC (p. 4-40)
Final checks (p. 4-45)
In-Band 4pGe OAM Configuration
The following procedural steps should be executed for In-Band 4pGe OAM
Configuration:
Table 4-2
Step

Procedure
Procedures to be executed on site: local

1
9370 RNC cabinet power on (p. 4-4)
Hyper-terminal configuration (p. 4-7)
Hardware configuration using startup: in-band OAM (p. 4-32)
Procedures to be executed on site or on remote

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Table 4-2
RNC parameters configuration (p. 4-29)
Set time in the 9370 RNC (p. 4-40)
(continued)
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Purpose
This procedure powers up the 9370 RNC cabinet.

Procedure
The steps for switching on the 9370 RNC cabinet are as follows:
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Ensure that all power breakers on each BIM are switched off.
Note: Risk of equipment damage by reverse polarity
Use the plus (+) and minus (-) symbols on the rear of the (BIP) to ensure that the
polarity of each A and B battery (-57/-43 V dc) and battery return for the input power
feeds is correct, the minus (-) is -48V and plus (+) is -48V return
When powering up the BIP, reversed polarity will damage circuits inside it the BIP
would have to be replaced.
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Verify on the rear of the cabinet that the voltage between the A1- and A1+ pair is negative
and ranges within:
Nominal power 48 Vdc: min. 40 Vdc max 57.6 Vdc refer to Figure 4-1, Verification
of the Range of VDC (p. 4-5)
Nominal Power 60 Vdc: min. 50 Vdc max 72 Vdc refer to Figure 4-1, Verification of
the Range of VDC (p. 4-5)
Note: The minus (-) is -48V and plus (+) is -48V return for nominal power 48 Vdc.
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Verify on the rear of the cabinet that the voltage between the B1- and B1+ pair is negative
and ranges within:
Nominal power 48 Vdc: min. 40 Vdc max 57.6 Vdc refer to Figure 4-1, Verification
of the Range of VDC (p. 4-5)
Nominal Power 60 Vdc: min. 50 Vdc max 72 Vdc refer to Figure 4-1, Verification of
the Range of VDC (p. 4-5)
Note: The minus (-) is -48V and plus (+) is -48V return for nominal power 48 Vdc.
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Figure 4-1 Verification of the Range of VDC
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Ensure that all FPs boards & CP spare board are unseated (rear connectors are not
touching the backplane), the CP in slot 0 must remain seated.
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Switch on the breakers available on the BIP.

The steps for switching on the breakers are as follows:
1. First turn on the cooling unit by switching on the middle one breaker (A1.3, B1.3) on
the right BIMs
2. Then switch on (1 is push in) the following breakers one at a time until all breakers
are on (A1-1, B1-1, A1-2, B1-2, A1-4, B1-4, A1-5, B1-5) refer to Figure 4-2,
Breakers Interface Panel (BIP) of the 9370 RNC (p. 4-5).
Note: This procedure applies to the first shelf installation, Every time breakers are to
be switched on, the corresponding cards indicated in step 2 must be unseated (hot card
insertion).
Figure 4-2 Breakers Interface Panel (BIP) of the 9370 RNC
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Check that the following LEDs are illuminate, refer to Figure 4-3, Alarm LED Status
Indicators for BIM Modules (p. 4-6)
Figure 4-3 Alarm LED Status Indicators for BIM Modules
Note: For more details of the 9370 RNC LEDs cards, refer to Appendix A,
Download and activate fabric software.
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Purpose
This procedure configures the Hyper-Terminal.

Procedure
The steps for configuring the Hyper-terminal are as follows:

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Connect your PC to the CP card of the 9370 RNC with serial cable (DB9/DB9).
The following figure shows the laptop connection with the CP card of the 9370 RNC:
Figure 4-4 Laptop connection with the 9370 RNC CP card
DB9 Connector Pinout

Laptop Side DB9 F
RNC Side DB9 M
2.................................3
3.................................2
5.................................5
3BK07951 AAAA is the orderable code of this cable.

Note:
A laptop PC is running under Windows 2000 or Windows XP with

Hyper-Terminal, Serv-U Version, Telnet.
There is a Startup tool on all CP that allows doing IP configuration for its Ethernet
port.
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Configure the Hyper- terminal connection.
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The steps for configuring the Hyper- terminal connection are as follows:
1. Click on Start/Program/Accessories/Communications/Hyper terminal
2. Double click on the icon "Hypertrm.exe" to launch Hyper Terminal application.
3. Enter a name for the connection (for instance "CP") and click on OK
4. Select the right Serial port (normally COM1) and click on OK.
5. Select the following set of parameters and click on OK:

Through put: 9600 Bits/s. Number of data bits: 8
Parity: none. Stop bits: 1. low control: none
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6. Once connected and after all boot messages, press enter the following prompt should
appear. If not, check the cable and the Hyper Terminal parameters.
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Purpose
This procedure is applicable to:
Out-band Configuration OAM

UA08.1 release
Procedure
The steps for configuring the 9370 RNC hardware using startup Enhancements tool
(out-band OAM) are as follows:
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Ensure that all cards (16pOC3/STM1, DCPS/eDCPS, 4pGE) are inserted except the spare
CP in slot 1.
Note:
There is a Startup tool on all CP that allows doing IP configuration for its Ethernet
port.
If the eDCPS cards are available in full RNC shelf, it may take more than 5
minutes for all FPs to come online.
To check the Startup tool load in the CP card, execute the following actions:
Login to the system (no factory login): example: debug
<Enter> debug (login)
<Enter> debug (password)
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Launch startup configuration information as prompted.

<Enter> startup
You have invoked the 'StartUp' facility. This facility is
for use during system installation and commissioning only.
Use at any other time may result in a loss of provisioning
information.
Please enter 'quit' or select the desired method of NMS
connectivity:
1. A connection to NMS through a DPN network.
2. A connection to NMS through a Passport network.
3. A direct connection to NMS from this Passport using
Frame Relay PVC.
4. A connection to NMS via Passport IP networking.
<Enter> 4
Note: If the CP3/4 is already commissioned you can have the following screen
displayed:
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The currently selected MDM connectivity is:

A connection to MDM via IP networking.
The currently selected media type is:
OamEnet
The MDM and Nortel Networks Multiservice Switch are on different IP
Do you wish to change the selected MDM connectivity? [no]: YES
A change in MDM connnectivity will reset the provisioning
information.
Continue? [no]: YES
Then you will return to the startup menu displayed above select
option 4.
<Enter> 4
The following type of NMS connectivity has been selected:
A connection to NMS via Passport IP networking.
Media Type Selection:
1. ATM MPE
2. FRDTE
3. Ethernet
4. VNS
5. OamEnet
6. 4pGE
<Enter> 5
The following IP Media Type has been selected:
OamEnet
Are the MDM and Nortel Networks Multiservice Switch on the same IP
subnet? [no]: No
Note: Enter "Yes" only if the Mainserver(s) and the RNC are in the same subnet.
StartUp: Waiting for all inserted FPS to be online.
It can take up to 7 minutes.
StartUp: All inserted FP cards are online.
Please enter 'quit' or select one of the following:
1. Reset node to CP-only software.
2. Create Sw lpts and load software on FPs.
3. Perform on-card tests of each card in the node.
4. Configure the node for MDM connectivity.
5. Display the cards inserted in the node.
6. Provision a spare CP.
7. Create RNC software lpts, Interfaces, Internal exchanges.
8. Configure RNC parameters.
9. Configure InBand OAM connectivity to another node via RNC.
10. Change selected MDM connectivity.
11. Download RNC software.
12. Confirm the provisioning.
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<Enter> 1
The available releases of BASE software are:
RI8xxxx
Please enter the desired release name [RI8xxxx]
Note: Accept the release software proposed by the system.

If you continue, please confirm the following is satisfactory
- A minimal provisioning file will be created and activated.
- The CP will activate using release base_RI8xxxx
- The node will reboot with this new provisioning file.
Are you sure you want to continue? [no] Yes
Please enter the following
Cluster node? [no]: no
Is this value correct? [yes]: Yes
Node Id [1001]
Node Name [RNC1201]
Region Id [1]
NAMS Id [256]
Are these values correct? This will activate the provisioning. [yes]
Note: Wait about 5 minutes during the CP board reboot.

During the CP reboot unplug the serial cable on laptop side.
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Launch startup again and run Option 2

<Enter> startup
You have invoked the 'StartUp' facility. This facility is for use
during system installation and commissioning only.
information.
You have not confirmed your current provisioning view.
Shall I issue the 'confirm prov' command for you? [yes]
Confirmation succeeded
The available releases of BASE software are:RI8xxxx.
After this step the LEDs of all inserted cards becomes green for CP
board & solid amber for PS boards.
The currently selected NMS connectivity is:
OamEnet.
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subnets.
Do you wish to change the selected MDM connectivity? [no]: No
9. Configure InBand OAM connectivity to another node via RNC
<Enter>
StartUp: Waiting for all inserted FPs to be online.

RI50047 RI60441 RI70035 RI81036
Please enter the desired release name [RI81036]
Do you want to enable IP security? [no] No
You have selected the following software releases:
base_RI8xxxx
ip_RI8xxxx
Are you sure? [yes] Yes
..................................(Screen response Cut off)
Important! The following note must be checked after each reboot of the Node.
Note: If one or more DCPS/eDCPS card are not displaying a solid green LED status,
follow this recovery procedure: unplug the card, wait around 5 to 10 seconds, re-insert
the card, wait about 5 minutes and verify that the module is now a solid green.
Note: Do not execute Startup option 3 port test because of the length of time it takes
for OC3 cards.
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Run Startup Option 4 & enter the 9370 RNC Network parameters
Note: Ensure that the Ethernet cable is connected to CP0 port 0 before running startup
Option 4, else the procedure fails to execute.
you have invoked the 'Startup' facility. This facility is
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information.
The currently selected NMS connectivity is:
OamEnet
NMS and Passport are on the same IP subnet.
Do you wish to change the selected NMS connectivity? [no]
<Enter> 4
IP Connection configuration
Enter the Startup configuration information as prompted or enter
'quit
Virtual router name [0]
IP port address (aa.bb.cc.dd) [] 10.124.183.65
IP port Network Mask (aa.bb.cc.dd) [] 255.255.255.240
IP broadcast address (aa.bb.cc.dd) [] 10.124.183.79
Next hop IP address (aa.bb.cc.dd) [] 10.124.183.78
Note: Next hop IP address is displayed only if NMS and passport are not in the same
subnet, see step 2 procedure 3.
Note: The system display all inserted cards (see example on next step 5).
Configure SNMP Network Management (i.e. for OMS/P [yes] no
are these values correct? This will activate the provisioning [yes]y
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Run Startup Option 5. The output shows the DCPS or eDCPS cards inserted in slots 2 ,3,
4, and 5 of 9370 RNC.
The output screen displayed at this stage must be the same as shown below:
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Run Startup Option 12 to confirm provisioning.
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Note: The current provisioning is already confirmed. This is an acceptable response.

9. Configure InBand OAM connectivity to another node via RNC
<Enter> 12
Shall I issue the 'confirm prov' command for you? [yes] yes
start -force prov
... ok
confirm prov
... ok
end prov
... ok
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Run Startup Option 6

<Enter> 6
Note: The 9370 RNC ask to insert the CP spare, Plug in it and wait until the LED of
the spare card is blinking green and the synchronization is completed.
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Run again Startup Option 12 to confirm provisioning.
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<Enter> 12
Shall I issue the 'confirm prov' command for you? [yes] yes.
start -force prov ... ok
confirm prov ... ok
end prov ... ok
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Note: If the following message is displayed, it means that the spare CP is still
synchronizing with the active CP.
The disks are currently unsynchronized - try later Aborted.
Please wait and re-try Option 12 until the abort message is no longer displayed.
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Quit startup
<Enter>
quit
You have not committed your current provisioning view

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Shall I issue the 'commit prov' command for you? [yes]

start -force prov
... ok
check prov
... ok
save -f(startup) prov
... ok
commit prov
... ok
end prov
... ok
Commit succeeded
Startup can save and commit a configuration employing the following naming structure
startup.full.xxx. Committing the startup configuration saves the configuration even if the
Node reboots or if the next step fails.
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10
Delete the RIP if it is created by Startup

In the RNC Telnet window
> start pr
PROV> delete Vr/0 Pp/OAMENET0 IpPort LogicalIf/x.y.z.w RipIf
Where x.y.z.w is the CP Ip@ example 47.164.96.233

<Screen Response>
Vr/0 Ip RipIf
A total of 1 components have been deleted.
ok
2011-08-29 16:45:47.99

PROV>
PROV>
PROV>
PROV>
PROV>
PROV>
ch pr
act pr
conf pr
save pr
commit pr
end pr
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11
Execute the ping commands to the verify the IP connectivity of the RNC to the next HOP
router and WMS. See the examples given:
Ping to the next HOP IP address
ping -ip(10.171.25.129) -trace vr/0 ip icmp
Ping to the WMS

ping -ip(10.40.7.229) -trace vr/0 ip icmp
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Introduction
This procedure creates the SDS server from the CD or the DVD Rom and can be executed
locally or remotely
Note: Before beginning this procedure, close all running applications (background
applications) including firewalls.
Procedure
The steps for creating the SDS server are as follows:

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Local Commissioning
Connect the laptop PC to the CP card via Ethernet Crossed cable (Use Port N 0 of the CP
card)
Change the IP @ (same sub-mask as CP @ IP) of the laptop Ethernet card if

necessary.
On laptop Start/Setting/Control Panel.
Double click on Network icon, see the next graphic:
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Select the protocol TCP/IP of the Ethernet card and then click on "properties" the
following window appears see the next graphic:
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Change the IP address and Net Mast of your computer

For example IP@(PC)=IP@(CP)+X. The PC's Subnet-mask should be the same as the
CP's but has to be different from the CP IP address.
Click on "YES" to restart your computer if needed.
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Local & Remote Commissioning (Step 2, 3 and 4)
From your PC, execute: Start/Run and ping the CP card, see the next graphic:
Check that the CP is replaying if not repeat from step 1 of this procedure for Local
Commissioning.
Check the network parameters for Remote Commissioning
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Create SDS server from delivered DVD-ROM
Insert the 9370 RNC software DVD-ROM in laptop drive.
Click on the Serv-U icon in the Windows task bar.

nahi
Note: Other ftp server software can be used.
Start/Programs/Utilities/Serv-U/Serv-u.
On the Serv-U window, select Setup/FTP-Server and check that the option Enable
security is selected
On the Serv-U window, under the Setup/FTP-Server pull down menu in the tool bar,
select "Setup/Users".
In Setup Users window, enter new "User Name".
Enter new "Password"
Enter in Home directory delivery/PASSPORT (DVD-ROM directory which contains
the sub-directory "software")
Open the Misc. window and if "Disable account" is activate, deactivate it
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On the Setup Users window, select add icon and Enter Path name delivery/PASSPORT
(DVD-ROM directory which contains sub-directory "software")
Confirm by OK.
On the Setup Users window, confirm all by store and after OK.
On the Serv-U window, under the Setup/FTP-Server pull down menu in the tool bar,
select "Setup/IP-Access".
Select "Allow access" confirm by OK.
Minimize Serv-U
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Close all fire wall if it's running.

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Purpose
This procedure downloads the software in the 9370 RNC and can be executed locally or
remotely.
Procedure
The steps for downloading the RNC software are as follows:

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Open a telnet session on the active CP card

Run Startup Option 11 to download the software, refer to 9370 RNC compatibility
matrix (p. 1-2) to determinate the list of package.
<Enter> 11
Please enter the desired Base release name [RI8xxxx]
Do you want to download secure software packages(ipsec,

secureShell and RNCCiph)? [no] (enter Yes if OAM security feature is selected)
Note: Fill the software name then press Enter, the following software foundation will
be displayed (<input>RI81036</input> is given as un example).
Selected the following foundation software releases to download:
apcBase_RI81036
atmNetworking_RI81036
base_RI81036
ip_RI81036
baseExt_RI81036
genericUtilities_RI81036
iRNC_RI81036
iRNCApc_RI81036
networking_RI81036
ss7_RI81036
ss7Apc_RI81036
wanDte_RI81036
wirelessCommon_RI81036 cnp_RI81036
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ethernet_RI81036
Please enter the desired Patch release name [RI8xxxxxxxxxxx]
Note: Fill the patch release name then press Enter, the following patch release will be
displayed (RI810360B3251 is given as an example).
Do you want to download secure software packages(ipsec,
secureShell and RNCCiph)? [no] (enter Yes if OAM security feature is selected)
Selected the following software releases to download:
apcBase_RI810360B3251
baseExt_RI810360B3251
iRNCApc_RI810360B3251
ss7Apc_RI810360B3251
cnp_RI810360B3251
cRNCApc_RI810360B3251
Please enter SDS IP address: (aa.bb.cc.dd) [] example 47.135.48.23
Please enter the username for SDS [] example rnc
Please enter the password for SDS [] example rncin
Are these values correct? This will start downloading the software
[no] y
<Screen Response>
set sw dld avl ! apcBase_RI81036 atmNetworking_RI81036 base_RI81036
baseExt_RI81036 genericUtilities_RI81036 ... ok
set sw dld avl ip_RI81036 iRNC_RI81036 iRNCApc_RI81036
networking_RI81036RI81036 ss7_RI81036 ... ok
set sw dld avl ss7Apc_RI81036 wanDte_RI81036 wirelessCommon_RI81036
cnp_RI81036 cRNCApc_RI81036 ... ok
start -h(47.135.48.23) -u(p15kfast) -p(Msds0399) sw dld ... ok
set sw dld avl ! apcBase_RI810360B3251 baseExt_RI810360B3251
iRNCApc_RI810360B3251 ... ok
set sw dld avl ss7Apc_RI810360B3251 cnp_RI810360B3251
cRNCApc_RI810360B3251 ... ok
start -h(47.135.48.23) -u(p15kfast) -p(Msds0399) sw dld ...ok
Note: When the download is completed: around 30 minutes by direct IP connection

and 45 minutes on remote, the Startup main menu will be displayed.
Note: For fabric card refer to Appendix A, Download and activate fabric software
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Run Startup Option 7 to set the software

Local Commissioning, unplug the spare CP when Startup asks to do it.
Remote Commissioning: open a new telnet session on the active CP card:

> lock sh ca/1
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where 1 is the number of the spare slot
Check that the spare card is locked

> d sh ca/1 adminState
where 1 is the number of the spare slot
This remote commissioning step is terminate, go back to the startup and continue with
the procedure.
<Enter> 7
RI52411 RI60036 RI71204 RI81036
RI81036
Note: Enter the name of the foundation software release downloaded in step 1.
The available releases of apcBase software are:
RI52108061030 RI52411
RI60036064401 RI71204 RI71204064401 RI810360B3251
Please enter the desired release name [RI810360B3251]
RI810360B3251
Note: Enter the name of the patch software release downloaded in step 1.
Do you want to add secure software packages(ipsec, secureShell
and RNCCiph)?[yes] (Enter Yes if you have download the software in the previous
step or No if not)
The available releases of RNCCiph software are:
RI60036064401 RI71204 RI71204064401 RI810360B3251
Please enter the desired release name [RI810360B3251] RI810360B3251

base_RI81036
ip_RI81036
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atmNetworking_RI81036
genericUtilities_RI81036
iRNC_RI81036
networking_RI81036
ss7Apc_RI81036
wanDte_RI81036
wirelessCommon_RI81036 apcBase_RI81036
baseExt_RI81036
iRNCApc_RI81036
baseExt_RI81036
iRNCApc_RI81036
ss7Apc_RI81036
cnp_RI81036
cRNCApc_RI81036
ethernet_RI81036
Are these values correct? This will activate provisioning [no] yes
start -force prov
... ok
copy prov
... ok
Screen Response............... (cut off)
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Purpose
This procedure configures the 9370 RNC parameters and can be executed locally or
remotely.
Procedure
The steps for configuring the RNC parameters are as follows:

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Run Startup Option 8 to Configure RNC parameters

<Enter> 8
Please enter Uplanelups IP address: (aa.bb.cc.dd) [172.253.34.126]
Please enter oamPrimaryOmuIpAddress: (aa.bb.cc.dd) [10.2.34.250]
Please enter oamSecondaryOmuIpAddress: (aa.bb.cc.dd) [10.2.34.251]
Please enter oamOmcIpAddresses: (aa.bb.cc.dd) [10.1.1.21]
Are these values correct? This will activate provisioning [no] y
start -force prov
... ok
copy prov
... ok
Screen Response............... (cut off)
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Quit startup.
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<Enter> quit
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> start pr
PROV> ch pr
PROV> act pr
PROV> conf pr
PROV> save pr
PROV> commit pr
PROV> end pr
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Insert or unlock the spare CP. This step triggers the cards to be configured.
Local Commissioning,
Re-seat/re-insert the spare card. Wait for the file system to synchronize (LED will be
blinking green)
Remote Commissioning,
Unlock the spare card

> unlock sh ca/1
where 1 is the number of the spare slot.

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Wait for the file system to synchronize

> d fs
Check the two fields:

- Syncstatus = synchronized
- Syncprogress = 100%
Note: If the syncStatus is unSynchronized, enter the following command to monitor

the synchronization progress
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> Sync fs
When the syncProgress is 100% and syncStatus is Synchronized, this step is completed.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Add debug & mdmadmin users

> d -p ac userid/*
> start pr
PROV> add ac userid/debug
PROV> set ac userid/debug password debug, commandscope network
PROV> set ac userid/debug allowedaccess local telnet fmip ftp
PROV> set ac userid/debug commandImpact debug
PROV> ch prov
PROV> act prov
PROV> confirm prov
PROV> add ac userid/mdmadmin
PROV> set ac userid/mdmadmin password mdmadmin, commandscope
network
PROV> set ac userid/mdmadmin allowedaccess local telnet fmip ftp
PROV> set ac userid/mdmadmin commandImpact debug
PROV> ch prov
PROV> act prov
PROV> confirm prov
PROV> save -f(new_view_name) pr
PROV> commit pr
PROV> end pr
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Exit telnet session

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N D O F S T E P S
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Purpose
This procedure is applicable to:
In-Band 4pGe Configuration OAM

UA08.1 release
Procedure
The steps for configuring the 9370 RNC hardware using startup (in-band OAM) are as
follows:
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Ensure that all cards (16pOC3/STM1, DCPS/eDCPS, 4pGE) are inserted except the spare
CP in slot 1.
Note: If the eDCPS cards are available in full shelf, it may take more than 5 mins for
all FPs to come up.
In the RNC Telnet window:
Launch startup tool

<Enter> startup
You have invoked the 'StartUp' facility. This facility is
information.
Please enter 'quit' or select the desired method of NMS
connectivity:
1. A connection to NMS through a DPN network.
2. A connection to NMS through a Passport network.
3. A direct connection to NMS from this Passport using Frame Relay
PVC.
4. A connection to NMS via Passport IP networking.
<Enter> 4
Note: If the CP3/4 is already commissioned you can have the following screen
displayed:
The currently selected MDM connectivity is:
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OamEnet
Do you wish to change the selected MDM connectivity? [no]: YES
A change in MDM connnectivity will reset the provisioning
information.
Continue? [no]: YES
Then you will return to the startup menu displayed above select
option 4.
<Enter> 4
The following type of NMS connectivity has been selected:
Media Type Selection:
1. ATM MPE
2. FRDTE
3. Ethernet
4. VNS
5. OamEnet
6.4pGE
Note: If the option 6 is not displayed, and if theRNC configuration contains the
4pGE, Startup must be upgraded, apply the IM: 24-6185 Alcatel-Lucent 9370 RNC
UA7 Startup Upgrade.
Apply option 6
The following IP Media Type has been selected:
4pGe
No change in MDM connectivity required.
<Enter> 1
RI70015 RI71031 RI71033 RI81036
(entrer the last release)
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If you continue, please confirm the following is satisfactory:

- A minimal provisioning file will be created and activated.
- The CP will activate using release base_RI81036.
- The node will reboot with this new provisioning file.
Are you sure you want to continue? [no] y
Please enter the following information required
for CP only software:
Cluster node? [no] n
Is this value correct? [yes] y
Node Id [32]
Node Name [RNC232_I]
Region Id [0]
NAMS Id [288]
Are these values correct? This will activate the provisioning.
[yes] y
start -force prov
... ok
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Launch startup tool again and run option 2

<Enter> startup
information.
he currently selected MDM connectivity is:
4pGe
subnets.
Do you wish to change the selected MDM connectivity? [no] n
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<Enter> 2
Do you want to enable IP security? [no] n
base_RI81036
ip_RI81036
ethernet_RI81036
Are you sure? [yes] y
Are you sure? [yes] y
StartUp: All provisioned FP cards come up.
end prov
... ok
Note: After this step the LEDs of all inserted cards becomes green.
Important! The following note must be checked after each reboot of the Node.
Note: If one or more DCPS/eDCPS card are not displaying a solid green LED status,
follow this recovery procedure: unplug the card, wait around 5 to 10 seconds, re-insert
the card, wait about 5 minutes and verify that the module is now a solid green.
Note: Do not execute Startup option 3 port test because of the length of time it takes
for OC3 cards.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Run Startup Option 4 & enter the 9370 RNC Network parameters
information.
he currently selected MDM connectivity is:
4pGe
subnets.
Do you wish to change the selected MDM connectivity? [no] n
4. Configure the node for MDM connectivity
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<Enter> 4
IP Connection configuration
Enter the StartUp configuration information as prompted
or enter 'quit'
The followings values are given as an example

IP port address (aa.bb.cc.dd) [10.99.02.2]
IP port Network Mask (aa.bb.cc.dd) [ 255.255.255.252]
IP broadcast address (aa.bb.cc.dd) [10.99.0.4]
Next hop IP address (aa.bb.cc.dd) [10.99.0.1]
OAMINBAND1 IP address (aa.bb.cc.dd) [10.99.0.249]
AMINBAND1 IP port Network Mask (aa.bb.cc.dd) [255.255.255.240]
4pGe slot number [14]
Select one of the following GE optical module types
1. LX
2. SX
<Enter> 1
Select one of the following GE port modes
1. PORT-MODE
2. VLAN
<Enter> 2
Enter the VLAN ID: [0] 450
Port Number [0] 0
The StartUp configuration that you have entered is:
Node Topology: A connection to MDM via IP networking.
Media Type: 4pGe
1. PORT-MODE
2. VLAN
<Enter> 2
Enter the VLAN ID: [0] 9
Port Number [0] 0
The StartUp configuration that you have entered is:
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Node Topology: A connection to MDM via IP networking.

Media Type: 4pGe
IP port address: 10.99.0.2
IP port network mask: 255.255.255.252
IP broadcast address: 10.99.0.4
Next hop IP address: 10.99.0.1
Slot Number: 14
Card Type: 4pGe
Port Number: 0
Port Mode Type: VLAN
GE optical Module: LX
Are these values correct? This will activate the provisioning [yes] Y
start -force prov

... ok
add lp/14 ethernet/0
... ok
set lp/14 ethernet/0 opticalModule type LX ... ok
add lan/0... ok
set lp/14 eth/0 applicationFramerName Lan/0 Framer ... ok
add VM/0
... ok
add VM/0 if/0
... ok
set VM/0 if/0 mode alwaysUpInterface
... ok
add vr/0
... ok
set vr/0 virtualRouterProcess lp/0
... ok
add vr/0 ip
... ok
add -s vr/0 ip Static routeEntry/0.0.0.0,0.0.0.0,0 nextHop/
10.99.0.1 ... ok
add vr/0 pp/GIGE1 ip logical/10.99.0.2 ... ok
add -s vr/0 pp/OAMINBAND1 ip logical/10.99.0.249 ... ok
add vr/0 pp/GIGE1 ip logical/10.99.0.2 net 255.255.255.252 ... ok
add vr/0 pp/OAMINBAND1 ip logical/10.99.0.249 net 255.255.255.240
... ok
set vr/0 pp/GIGE1 linkToMedia lan/0
... ok
set vr/0 pp/OAMINBAND1 linkToMedia vm/0 if/0 ... ok
add lan/0 vlan/450
... ok
set lp/14 ethernet/0 maxFramesize 1522 ... ok
set vr/0 pp/GIGE1 link lan/0 vlan/450
... ok
check prov ... ok
activate -force prov
... ok
confirm prov
... ok
StartUp configuration completed
Please enter 'quit' or select one of the following
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Run Startup Option 12 to confirm provisioning

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<Enter> 12
Shall I issue the 'confirm prov' command for you? [yes] Yes
start -force prov
... ok
confirm prov
... ok
end prov
... ok
Note: Startup can save and commit a configuration employing the following naming
structure startup.full.xxx. Committing the startup configuration saves the
configuration even if the Node reboots or if the next step fails.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Run Startup Option 6

<Enter> 6
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Run Again Startup Option 12 to confirm provisioning

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<Enter> 12
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Quit startup
<Enter> quit
You have not committed your current provisioning view
Shall I issue the 'commit prov' command for you? [yes]
start -force prov
... ok
check prov
... ok
save -f(startup) prov
... ok
commit prov
... ok
end prov
... ok
Commit succeeded
Startup can save and commit a configuration employing the following naming structure
startup.full.xxx. Committing the startup configuration saves the configuration even if the
Node reboots or if the next step fails.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
To complete the RNC commissioning, startup step 7 and 8 must be completed. For more
information, see Step 2 of RNC software download for startup step 7, and Step 1 of
RNC parameters configuration for startup step 8.
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Purpose
This procedure sets the time on the 9370 RNC and can be executed locally or remotely.
Procedure
The steps for setting time in 9370 RNC are as follows:

...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Note: There are two options to configure the time zone on the network: all NE and
OAM are set to GMT time or all NE and OAM are set to the unique local time (even
if NE are in different time zone).
Check the time network choice: all NE to GMT or all NE to a unique local time
Set the date with the right time zone

To configure a local time zone on the RNC, first the RNC must be set to GMT with an
offset of 0 and then the operator modifies the offset to reflect the local time zone
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Open a telnet session on active CP of the 9370 RNC

Display current time on the 9370 RNC
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> d time
==|==============================================================
|
SI_IN3 Time
==|===========================(A)================================
1|moduleTime
2011-08-10 10:25:13.59
2|
offset
0 minutes
3|syncStatus
synchronized
4|mainServer
135.120.165.17
5|syncSources
135.120.165.17
6|xntpVersion
3
7|leapSecondsApplied
31
8|dbgUtcOffset
0 microsec
9|dbgStream
~nts0 ~nts1 ~nts2 ~nts3 ~nts4 ~nts5
~nts6 ~nts7
|
~nts8 ~nts9 ~tms0 ~tms1 ~tms2 ~tms3
~tms4 ~tms5
|
~tms6 ~tms7 ~tms8 ~tms9 ~tms10 ~tms11
~tms12
|
~tms13 ~tms14 ~tms15 ~tms16 ~tms17
~tms18 ~tms19
|
~ntsAll ~tmsAll
10|dbgMode
loose
11|dbgPreLeapSecondConditions timeComponent
Note: When the "offset" attribute is set to "0", the module time displayed is in GMT
mode, if it is the case apply the following step.
Adjust the RNC time to GMT time

> Set time moduletime YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.CC
Output example
> Set time moduletime 2011-08-10 10:25:13.59
Adjust the "offset" attribute corresponding to time zone.

To change the Time Zone, execute the following command: example: chtz NFT-1DFT
> set time offset x
Output example for x=60

> set time offset 60
Time
ok
2011-08-10 11:36:28.25
Verify the time

> d time
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Add Time Server
Add a Server component for each network time server:

> st pr
PROV> add time server/ <n>
Where:
<n> is the instance of the Server component. You can provision up to
10. Server components (decimal 1-10) on a RNC node.
Output example
PROV> add time server/1
Time Server/1
The following components have been created:
Time Server/1
ok
2011-08-10 11:38:50.29
Specify the IP address of the network time server under provisioning mode
PROV> set Time Server/<n> ipAddress <address>
where: <address> is the IP address of the server that you wish to
set as a time
Output example
PROV> set time server/1 ipAddress 47.164.78.103
Time Server/1
ok
2011-08-10 11:38:52.14
Select the IP routing stack for time server connectivity under provisioning mode
PROV> set Time Server/<n> ipStack <type>
where:
<n> is the instance of the Server component.
<type> is VrIp (for IP connectivity to a time server).
Output example
PROV > set time server/1 ipStack VrIp
Time Server/1
ok
2011-08-10 11:38:55.12
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PROV>
PROV>
PROV>
PROV>
PROV>
PROV>
ch pr
act pr
conf pr
save pr
commit pr
end pr
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Exit telnet session

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N D O F S T E P S
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....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Final checks
Purpose
This procedure finalizes the commissioning of the 9370 RNC and can be executed locally
or remotely.
Procedure
The final checks to be performed on 9370 RNC are as follows:

...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Only for local commissioning: Check the LED alarm status for every card. The LEDs on
each module should be: solid green for active cards (active CP card) and fast flashing
green for cards running as standby (spare CP card)
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
This step in only applicable to out of band OAM configurations

There are two parameters that must be changed to ensure OAM connectivity: the Vr/0
Pp/Oament0 IpPort proxyArpStatus has to be enabled and the Vr/0 Ip Static Route
staticRemoteRtePreference has to be set to one
> d -p -notab vr/0 pp/oamenet0 ipport
proxyArpStatus = disabled //modify to enabled

> d -p -notab vr/0 ip static route/*
staticRemoteRtePreference = sameAsStatic //modify to 1

> st pr
> set Vr/0 Pp/OAMENET0 IpPort proxyArpStatus enabled
Example:
> set Vr/0 Pp/OAMENET0 IpPort proxyArpStatus enabled
Vr/0 Pp/OAMENET0 IpPort
ok
2011-08-10 15:34:14.18
> set Vr/0 Ip Static Route/<IP addr of the primary omu>,
255.255.255.255,0 staticRemoteRtePreference 1
Example:
set Vr/0 Ip Static Route/10.30.160.5,255.255.255.255,0
staticRemoteRtePreference 1
> set Vr/0 Ip Static Route/<IP addr of the secondary omu>,
255.255.255.255,0 staticRemoteRtePreference 1
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Example:
set Vr/0 Ip Static Route/10.30.160.6,255.255.255.255,0
staticRemoteRtePreference 1

> ch pr
Note: You can ignore the warning shown below generated by the "ch pr". Warning:
Activation will disrupt service for the following component(s) Vr/0 Ip Static
Route/10.30.160.5,255.255.255.255,0, Vr/0 Ip Static Route/10.30.160.6,
255.255.255.255,0
>
>
>
>
>
act pr
conf pr
save pr
commit pr
end pr
Note: Remember to ping the primary/active OMU and secondary/standby OMU from
the WMS of the RNC to ensure the communication paths between WMS and OMUs
are good.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Check the presence of "omu" and "tmu" PMC

Note: The omu are on Lp/4 Ap/5 (aOMU) and Lp/5 Ap/5 (sOMU), and tmu are
on Lp/x Ap/1
> d lp/* ap/* rnc
Output example
Lp/* Ap/* RncAp
Use -noTabular to see the many hidden attributes.
+==+==+------+----------+------+----------+----------+----------+---------|Lp|Ap| role | instance |apSpar|sparedCell|unSparedCe| numCall |sparedPath
| | |
|
|
|
|
ll
|
|
+==+==+------+----------+------+----------+----------+----------+---------| 2| 0|aMaste|
0|spared|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 2| 1|tmu
|
0|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 2| 2|rab
|
0|na
|
56|
0|
0|
0
| 2| 3|rab
|
1|na
|
69|
0|
0|
0
| 2| 4|pc
|
0|na
|
0|
0|
0|
240
| 2| 5|rab
|
2|na
|
70|
0|
0|
0
| 3| 0|sMaste|
1|spared|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 3| 1|tmu
|
1|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 3| 2|rab
|
3|na
|
70|
0|
0|
0
| 3| 3|rab
|
4|na
|
70|
0|
0|
0
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ok
4|pc
5|rab
0|rab
1|tmu
2|aNi
3|rab
4|pc
5|aOmu
0|rab
1|tmu
2|sNi
3|rab
4|pc
5|sOmu
0|rab
1|tmu
2|rab
3|rab
4|pc
5|rab
0|rab
1|tmu
2|rab
3|rab
4|pc
5|rab
0|rab
1|tmu
2|rab
3|rab
4|pc
5|rab
0|rab
1|tmu
2|rab
3|rab
4|pc
5|rab
0|rab
1|tmu
2|rab
3|rab
4|pc
5|tmu
0|rab
1|tmu
2|rab
3|rab
4|pc
5|tmu
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5|na
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6|na
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2|na
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0|spared|
7|na
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2|na
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0|spared|
8|na
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3|na
|
1|spared|
9|na
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3|na
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1|spared|
10|na
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4|na
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11|na
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12|na
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4|na
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5|na
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5|na
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18|na
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6|na
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19|na
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20|na
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6|na
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7|na
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24|na
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7|na
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8|na
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0|
56|
69|
na|
na|
69|
0|
na|
69|
na|
na|
69|
0|
na|
69|
na|
56|
70|
0|
28|
69|
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69|
56|
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28|
69|
na|
70|
56|
0|
28|
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70|
56|
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28|
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na|
56|
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70|
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0|
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na|
0|
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na|
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na|
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240
0
0
na
na
0
246
na
0
na
na
0
240
na
0
na
0
0
250
0
0
na
0
0
240
0
0
na
0
0
240
0
0
na
0
0
240
0
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na
0
0
240
na
0
na
0
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250
na
> d rncin tmu/* sg
Output example
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RncIn Tmu/*
+===+--------+---------------------------------------|Tmu|
sg
|Response
+===+--------+---------------------------------------| 0|
9|
| 1|
3|
| 2|
7|
| 3|
na|
| 4|
na|
| 5|
4|
| 6|
0|
| 7|
6|
| 8|
1|
| 9|
8|
| 10|
2|
| 11|
5|
ok
2011-11-03 11:50:42.49
> d lp/* ap/1 rnc
Output example
Lp/* Ap/1 RncAp
+==+------+----------+------+----------+----------+----------+---------|Lp| role | instance |apSpar|sparedCell|unSparedCe| numCall |sparedPath
| |
|
|
|
|
ll
|
|
+==+------+----------+------+----------+----------+----------+---------| 2|tmu
|
0|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 3|tmu
|
1|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 4|tmu
|
2|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 5|tmu
|
3|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 6|tmu
|
4|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 7|tmu
|
5|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
|10|tmu
|
6|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
|11|tmu
|
7|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
|12|tmu
|
8|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
|13|tmu
|
10|na
|
na|
na|
na|
na
ok
2011-11-03 11:51:07.90
> d lp/* ap/5 rnc
Output example
Lp/* Ap/5 RncAp
+==+------+----------+------+----------+----------+----------+---------|Lp| role | instance |apSpar|sparedCell|unSparedCe| numCall |sparedPath
| |
|
|
|
|
ll
|
|
+==+------+----------+------+----------+----------+----------+---------| 2|rab
|
2|na
|
70|
0|
0|
0
| 3|rab
|
5|na
|
56|
0|
0|
0
| 4|aOmu |
0|spared|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 5|sOmu |
1|spared|
na|
na|
na|
na
| 6|rab
|
13|na
|
28|
0|
0|
0
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| 7|rab
|10|rab
|11|rab
|12|tmu
|13|tmu
ok
|
|
|
|
|
17|na
|
28|
21|na
|
28|
25|na
|
28|
9|na
|
na|
11|na
|
na|
2011-11-03 11:51:25.10
0|
0|
0|
na|
na|
0|
0|
0|
na|
na|
0
0
0
na
na
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This step is only applicable for the in band OAM configuration

Open a telnet session on active CP of the 9370 RNC
<Enter> ping -ip(@gateway) vr/0 ip icmp
Example
> ping -ip(47.164.74.1) vr/0 ip icmp
Vr/0 Ip Icmp
IpPing: Rx reply of 64 bytes from 47.164.74.1: icmpSeq=0,
time=2ms
ok 2011-08-10 14:30:14.49
Note: By default, Startup defines Lan/0. RNC workorders use RNC specific naming
convention for in-band connections. Ensure the Lan and Vlan names in the RNC
workorder match what is currently on the RNC configured by Startup. If the naming
convention is different, modify the RNC to match the naming structure in the RNC
workorder.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Finish filling out the report sheet. All non-compliance case has to be physically.Spotted
on site and recapitulated on Appendix E, Report sheet.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Leave one copy of the report sheet on site, and send one to the co-ordinator.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
For any corrective action, refer to the co-ordinator.

...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Clean the site.

...................................................................................................................................................................................................
The next step is the integration of the RNC in the network, refer to the IM: 3-65-6222.
E...................................................................................................................................................................................................
N D O F S T E P S
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Appendix A: Download and

activate fabric software
Overview
Purpose
This appendix provides the procedure to download and activate fabric software.
Contents
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Procedure

...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Dowload the Software

> set Software Download avListToDownload fabric_RI8xxxx
Check the Software list

> display Software Download avListToDownload
Output example:
> d sw dld avl (this is a shortcut of the previous command)
Sw Dld avListToDownload = fabric_RI81036
ok
2011-08-10 12:08:18.51
Start download
> start -u(SDS_login) -p(SDS_password) -h(@IP_PC) sw dld
Example:
>start -u(IN) -p(IN) -h(47.164.50.171) sw dld
Verify the progress of the download.

Note: To verify the progress of the download, run this following command from time
to time and check the parameters 'status' and 'filesToTransfer'.
In the 9370 RNC Telnet window
> display Software Download
Note: When the download is completed execute the following steps.

...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Display the fabric driver version currently installed:

> d shelf fabric/x recommendedVersionToInstall
If the response is :
recommendedVersionTo Install - Fabric software version is up to
date.
Then an upgrade does not need to be performed.
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If the response is a load number, you need to upgrade the firmware.

...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Lock the fabric card:

> lock shelf fabricCard/<fabcard_inst>
>fabcard_inst>: should be x and/or y corresponds
to a full/split shelf (upper cage / lower cage)
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Install the new firmware:

> install -file(<load>) shelf fabricCard/>fabcard_inst>
Note: Wait a few minutes for the firmware to be installed, and for the system to notify
the operator of any errors.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Display the attributes of the fabric banks:

> display shelf fabriccard/<fabcard_inst> banks
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Verify that the fabric card operates correctly with the new firmware:
> start shelf fabricCard/<fabcard_inst> test
Note: The test results show if the fabric card is operating correctly.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
If there are problems with the upgraded fabric card, it might be necessary to make the
fixed bank the bankOnShelfRestart using the following command:
> set shelf fabricCard/<fabcard_inst> bankOnShelfRestart
Note: If the writable bank is set as the committed bank and it becomes corrupted, the
fabric card might not come up. If the writable bank is corrupted, it must be replaced.
Contact your ALU representative.
...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Unlock the fabric card to return it to service:

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> unlock shelf fabricCard/<fabcard_inst>

...................................................................................................................................................................................................
Repeat steps 2 to 8 for bank y if the switch is a full shelf.

E...................................................................................................................................................................................................
N D O F S T E P S
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Appendix B: DB-9 to RJ45

adapter
Overview
Purpose
This Appendix describes the pin out configuration needed for the DB-9 to RJ45 adapter
when the RNC 9370 is connecting to a Cisco Terminal Server. If the RNC9370 will be
connecting to a Cisco Terminal Server then the pin out outlined below will be required for
the console connection to work properly.
Contents
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The following table provides the pin out configuration needed for the DB-9 to RJ45
adapter when the RNC 9370 is connected with the Cisco Terminal Server.
Table B-1
Pin out Configuration
Cisco TS DTE
Color
DB-9P DTE
1-CTS
Blue
7-RTS
2-DSR
Orange
4-DTR
3-RXD
Bleck
3-TXD
4-GND
Red
5-GND
5-GND
Green
Not Connected
6-TXD
Yellow
2-RXD
7-DTR
Brown
1-DCD
8-RTS
White
8-CTS
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Appendix C: LED display
Overview
Purpose
This appendix provides the LED display information for CP cards, FP cards, and SP cards
passport.
Contents
LED display
C-2
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LED display
LED display
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
LED display
This topic applies to the CP cards, FP and the SP cards Passport has only one led active at
one time, no combination of green and red LEDs.
Table C-1
LED display
No color
Card status
No power is reaching the card
Solid red (a final state)
Indicating powering up or after power-up, or is being reset or

restarted; during solid red, the hardware and fabric backplane is
tested and initialized; if there is a problem, the CP reboots and
remains solid red
Flashing red (an

intermediate state)
Indicating that initializing and testing the fabric backplane has

passed and the CP software is loading
Solid amber (a final state)
Indicating the software is not yet loaded or configured for that CP,
that is, the slot is unconfigured
Slow flashing green (an

intermediate state)
Indicating the software has been loaded and the applications are
being initialized
Solid green (a final state
Indicating power is on, software is loaded, the CP is in service

operating normally, and is the active CP
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Appendix D: Glossary
Overview
Purpose
This appendix provides the list of terms specific to the 9370 RNC commissioning.
Contents
Glossary
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Glossary
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Glossary
Terms
The following table terms specific to the RNC commissioning.

Table D-1
Terms
Installer
Person in charge of installation
Co-ordinator
Supervisor
Person in charge to co-originating the project installation

Person in charge to supervising a site installation
Abbreviation
The following table lists the acronyms and abbreviations specific to the RNC
commissioning.
Table D-2
A
Abbreviation
Ampere
CC1
Communication Controller
CEC
Canadian Electrical Code part I
CP
DCPS
Control Processor
Dual Core Packet Server
S
eDCPS
Enhanced Dual Core Packet Server
GND
GrouND
RNC
Radio Network Controller
MDM
Multiservice Device Management
MMS
Mass Memory Storage
NE
Network Element
NEC
National Electrical Code
OAM
Operation, Administration, Maintenance
OC-3
Optical Carrier level 3
OMC-B
Centralized Node B implementation specific OAM center
OMC-R
Centralized UTRAN OAM center
OMU
Operation and Maintenance Unit
PIM
Power Interface Module
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Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Table D-2
POC
PS
Abbreviation
(continued)
Point Of Concentration
Packet Switched
PSFP
Packet Server Function Processor
STM1
Synchronous Transport
TMU-R
Traffic Management Unit for RNC
UMTS
Universal Mobile Telecommunication System
UTRAN
V
UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network

Volt
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Appendix E: Report sheet
Overview
Purpose
This appendix provides the Report sheet which is to be maintained for 9370 RNC
commissioning.
Contents
RNC Commissioning data sheet
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Report sheet
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Report sheet
The following parts MUST be filled by the co-ordinator before the site operation.
Applicable documents: (new documents may be
added)
Method N
Issue Number
Project documentation plan
...................
.......................
9370 RNC Physical Installation
08-9696
9370 RNC Input Parameters: (New parameters may be added)

UMTS
9370 RNC
Previous software version

New software versions
Node Name
Node Id
NAMS Id
IP Address
CP
IP Address
CP
Net mask IP Address

Gateway IP Address
Location of the cabinet in
the site (floor, row,..)
In the Action following chart, "To Use? "column MUST be filled by the co-ordinator
before the site operation.
This Method applies to the 9370 RNC
Procedure
Condition
To
Use
Procedure
N

(p. 4-4)
yes
(p. 4-7)
yes
OK
NOK
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Procedure
Condition
To
Use
Procedure
N
Hardware configuration using

startup: out-band OAM (p. 4-10)
Out-Band
OAM
Configuration
yes
yes
yes

(p. 4-29)
yes
yes

(p. 4-40)
yes
yes
Hardware configuration using

startup: in-band OAM (p. 4-32)
In-Band 4pGe
OAM
OK
NOK
Comments:
Sign off:
Co-ordinator
Commissioner
Customer representative
Company name
Functions
Name
Signature
Date
Last Page
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Appendix F: Product
conformance statements
Overview
Purpose
This appendix presents the product conformance statements that apply to the
Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio Network Controller.
In regions such as North America and the European Union, the statements that are
required are determined primarily by national or multi-national regulations. However, in
some regions, contract terms determine the required statements.
The presence of the statement indicates that the product does comply with that statement
wherever it is required to do so.
Contents
Regulatory requirement compliance
F-2
Compliance for Canada
F-3
F-5
Compliance for European Union
F-6
F-9
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Overview
The equipment described in this document generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy. If the equipment is not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, the equipment can cause harmful interference to radio
communications.
There is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. To
determine whether this equipment is causing interference, the operator can turn the
equipment off and on. The operator is encouraged to correct any interference problems.
The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements have been selected to ensure an
adequate level of compatibility for apparatus in residential, commercial, and light
industrial environments.
Compatibility levels, however, do not cover extreme cases that can occur anywhere, but
that have a low probability of occurrence. In particular, they may not cover cases where a
source of interference that is producing repeated transient or continuous phenomena is
permanently present. This could include a radar or broadcast site in the vicinity. In such
cases, the operator can limit the source of interference and/or apply special protection to
the impacted equipment.
For the integrity of the product, the operator must wear the antistatic wrist strap at all
times while working with Alcatel-Lucent systems.
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Overview
The following statements are the product conformance statements that apply to the
Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio Network Controller when deployed in Canada.
Industry Canada statements
ICES-003: Interference-Causing Equipment Standard Digital Apparatus

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numrique
de la classe A est conforme la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
9370 RNC is tested for emissions. The test results revealed that it does not exceed the
limits for Class B emissions IC CS-03, Specification for Terminal Equipment, Terminal
Systems, Network Protection Devices, Connection Arrangements, and Hearing Aids
Compatibility.
This product meets the applicable Industry Canada technical specifications.
Product safety conformance statements
The Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio Network Controller is Safety Certified CSA c22.2 No.
60950-1 by Information Technology Equipment, Safety - Part 1: General Requirements
Canadian Regulatory Safety Standard (Bi-National standard, with UL 60950-1).
9370 RNC CSA certificate and report:
Master Contract : 154792

Project : 2031833
Certificate : 1888020
This certification is marked on the equipment main nameplate label. If the local Authority
Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) require prior or additional verification of this certification, a
Product Certificate of Compliance can be obtained from the specific Certification Body
by the Business/Product Unit Applicant for the product or by contacting the Technical
Support Services, within the Canada at +1 630 224 4762, prompt 2.
Any modifications to this equipment are not permitted without review and official written
authorization from the specific Certification Body. Unauthorized changes may violate the
Product Safety certification. Modifications or changes authorized by official CN/CNN are
assumed to have received prior approval from this Lab.
Indoor applications
This equipment is intended for installation in restricted access locations where access is
controlled or where access can only be gained by service personnel with a key or tool.
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Eco-Environmental Statements
Packaging collection and recovery requirements

Countries, states, localities, or other jurisdictions may require that systems be established
for the return and/or collection of packaging waste from the consumer, or other end user,
or from the waste stream. Additionally, reuse, recovery, and/or recycling targets for the
return and/or collection of the packaging waste may be established. For more information
regarding collection and recovery of packaging and packaging waste within specific
jurisdictions, contact the Alcatel-Lucent Environment, Health and Safety organization.
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Overview
The statements that follow are the product conformance statements that apply to the
Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio Network Controller when deployed in China.
Eco-Environmental Statements
Material content compliance
The People's Republic of China Ministry of Information Industry has published a

regulation (Order #39) and associated standards regarding restrictions on hazardous
substances (China RoHS). Currently, the legislation requires all Electronic and
Information Products (EIP) to comply with certain labeling and documentation
requirements. Alcatel-Lucent products manufactured on or after 1 March 2007, that are
intended for sale to customers in the China market, must comply with these requirements.
In accordance with the People's Republic of China Electronic Industry Standard Marking
for the Control of Pollution Caused by Electronic Information Products
(SJ/T11364-2006), customers may access the Alcatel-Lucent Hazardous Substances Table
at (http://www.alcatel-sbell.com.cn/wwwroot/images/upload/private/1/media/ChinaRoHS.
pdf).
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Overview
Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio Network Controller when deployed in the European Union.
Declaration of conformity for radio and telecommunication terminal equipment
under the scope of Directive 1999/5/EC
Hereby, Alcatel-Lucent declares that the equipment documented in this publication is in
compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive
1999/5/EC.
The technical documentation as required by the Conformity Assessment procedure is kept
at the Alcatel-Lucent location which is responsible for this product. For more information,
contact your local Alcatel-Lucent Customer Service Organization.
CE Marking Statement
This product has been CE-marked in accordance with the following European Directives:
Directive 1999/5/EC Radio and Telecommunication Terminal Equipment (R&TTE) of

the European Parliament and of the council.
Directive 2004/108/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Directive 73/23/EEC Low Voltage Directive (LVD)
Directive 2002/96/EC Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
Directive 2002/95/EC Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous Substances in
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (RoHS)
EMC compliance
The equipment complies with the following EMC specifications:

EN 300 386 (Europe)
EN 55022 (Europe) Class B
EN 55024 (Europe)
The equipment complies with the following product safety specifications:
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CB Report is issued by CSA and provides regulatory safety compliance to International

and European markets and covers the following standards:
IEC 60950-1 Information technology equipment - Safety - Part 1: General

requirements International Regulatory Safety Standard.
EN 60950-1 Information technology equipment - Safety Part 1: General requirements
European Standard Regulatory Safety Standard.
9370 RNC CB Report
Reference number: CB 154792-1889473

Certificate Reference: CA/8762M2/CSA
Eco-environmental Statements
Recycling / take-back / disposal of products and batteries
Electronic products and batteries bearing or referencing the symbols shown below shall
be collected and treated at the end of their useful life, in compliance with applicable
European Union and other local legislation. They shall not be disposed of as part of
unsorted municipal waste. Due to materials that may be contained in the product and
batteries, such as heavy metals, the environment and human health may be negatively
impacted as a result of inappropriate disposal.
Note: For electronic products put on the market in the European Union, a solid bar
under the crossed-out wheeled bin indicates that the product was put on the market
after 13 August 2005.
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Note: For batteries put on the market in the European Union, a chemical symbol Hg
(mercury), Cd (cadmium), or Pb (lead), or a combination of those symbols, beneath
the cross-out wheeled bin indicates that the battery contains the corresponding heavy
metals.
Moreover, in compliance with legal requirements and contractual agreements, where

applicable, Alcatel-Lucent will offer to provide for the collection and treatment of
Alcatel-Lucent products bearing the logo at the end of their useful life, or products
displaced by Alcatel-Lucent equipment offers.
For information regarding take-back of equipment by Alcatel-Lucent, or for more
information regarding the requirements for recycling/disposal of a product, please contact
your Alcatel-Lucent account manager. Visit the Alcatel-Lucent Take-Back
(http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/product_takeback) web page, or contact Alcatel-Lucent
Takeback Support (mailto:takeback@alcatel-lucent.com) . For technical information on
product treatment, see the Alcatel-Lucent Recycling Information at http://www.
alcatel-lucent.com/product_recycling.
European Union (EU) Directive 2002/95/EC, Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous
Substances (RoHS), restricts the use of lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium,
and certain flame retardants in electrical and electronic equipment. This Directive applies
to electrical and electronic products placed on the EU market after 1 July 2006, with
various exemptions, including an exemption for lead solder in network infrastructure
equipment. Alcatel-Lucent products shipped to the EU after 1 July 2006 comply with the
EU RoHS Directive.
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Overview
Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio Network Controller when deployed in the United States.
Federal communications commission
Note: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Alcatel-Lucent could void

the user's authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
This device may not cause harmful interference
This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
FCC Part 15 Class A
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protections against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at the user's expense.
The Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio Network Controller is Safety Certified.

UL 60950-1 (USA), by Information Technology Equipment - Safety - Part 1: General
Requirements US Regulatory Safety Standard .
9370 RNC CSA Certificate and Report:
Master Contract : 154792

Project : 2031833
Certificate : 1888020
This certification is marked on the equipment main nameplate label. If the local Authority
Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) require prior or additional verification of this certification, a
Product Certificate of Compliance can be obtained from the specific Certification Body
by the Business/Product Unit Applicant for the product or by contacting Technical
Support Services, within the United States at +1 630 224 4762, prompt 2:
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....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Any modifications to this equipment are not permitted without review and official written
authorization from the specific Certification Body. Unauthorized changes may violate the
Product Safety Certification. Modifications or changes authorized by official CN/CNN
are assumed to have received prior approval from this lab.
Indoor applications
This equipment is intended for installation in restricted access locations where access is
controlled or where access can only be gained by service personnel with a key or tool.
Access to this equipment is restricted to qualified service personnel only.
Eco-Environmental statements
for the return and/or collection of packaging waste from either the consumer or the end
user, or from the waste stream. Additionally, reuse, recovery, and/or recycling targets for
the return and/or collection of the packaging waste may be established. For more
information regarding collection and recovery of packaging and packaging waste within
specific jurisdictions, contact the Alcatel-Lucent Environment, Health and Safety
organization or Alcatel-Lucent Hazardous Waste Center technical support at (888)
539-2783.
The following notification applies to Alcatel-Lucent products distributed for sale, resale,
or use.
This product, part, or both may include a lithium-manganese dioxide battery, which
contains very small amounts of a perchlorate substance. Special handling may apply.
For California
Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply. See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/
perchlorate.
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Index
A appendix
download and activate fabric

software, A-1
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Reason for reissue

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How to use this document

Document support ...................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

Introduction to 9370 RNC

Precautions and preparations

Preparations ................................................................................................................................................................................. 3-3

9370 RNC Commissioning procedure

9370 RNC cabinet power on ................................................................................................................................................. 4-4

Final checks .............................................................................................................................................................................. 4-45

Download and activate fabric software

DB-9 to RJ45 adapter

RNC Commissioning data sheet ......................................................................................................................................... E-2

Product conformance statements

Regulatory requirement compliance .................................................................................................................................. F-2

Compliance for European Union ........................................................................................................................................ F-6

Hardware compatibility ........................................................................................................................................... 1-3

NumberOfServiceGroups (default) ..................................................................................................................... 1-8

Module type ................................................................................................................................................................. 1-8

RNC application package ..................................................................................................................................... 1-10

Tools and test sets

Out-Band OAM Configuration procedural steps

In-Band 4pGe OAM Configuration procedural steps

Pin out Configuration

Card Status based on LED display

Terms ............................................................................................................................................................................. D-2

Abbreviation ............................................................................................................................................................... D-2

Release-based summary of ATM and IP transport introduction

Transport protocol and release compatibility

Hardware configuration as per transport protocol

ATM and IP interface

IP only modules deployment (1/2)

IP only modules deployment (2/2)

9370 RNC dimensioning with CP3 ..................................................................................................................... 1-7

9370 RNC dimensioning with CP4 for DCPS

9370 RNC dimensioning with CP4 for eDCPS .............................................................................................. 1-7

Verification of the Range of VDC

Breakers Interface Panel (BIP) of the 9370 RNC .......................................................................................... 4-5

Alarm LED Status Indicators for BIM Modules

Laptop connection with the 9370 RNC CP card

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9370 RNC-PCM: the 9370 RNC provides electrical PCMs interfaces.

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This document applies to Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA UA08.1 system release.

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