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ZXG10 iTC
Transcoder Pool Network Management
Operation Manual
(Configuration Management)
Version 6.10
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Contents
About This Manual ............................................................ i
Purpose ................................................................................ i
Intended Audience ................................................................. i
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i
What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i
Related Documentation.......................................................... ii
Conventions ........................................................................ iii
How to Get in Touch............................................................. iv
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
System Overview ............................................................. 1
Overview .......................................................................1
iTC Basic Functions ............................................................... 1
iTC Networking Structure ....................................................... 1
iTC Data Configuration Flow ................................................... 2
Command Terminal Operation...........................................2

Command Terminal Overview ................................................. 3
Setting System Parameters .................................................... 5
Processing Single Command ................................................... 6
Batch Processing Commands .................................................. 7
Chapter 2.......................................................................... 9
Physical Configuration..................................................... 9
Physical Configuration Flow .................................................... 9
NE Configuration .............................................................9
Adding NE.......................................................................... 10
Modifying NE ...................................................................... 12
Deleting NE........................................................................ 13
Querying NE....................................................................... 14
Rack Configuration ........................................................ 14

Adding Rack ....................................................................... 15
Modifying Rack ...................................................................16

Deleting Rack .....................................................................18
Querying Rack ....................................................................19
Shelf Configuration........................................................ 20
Adding Shelf .......................................................................20
Modifying Shelf ...................................................................21
Deleting Shelf .....................................................................22
Querying Shelf ....................................................................23
Module Configuration..................................................... 24
Adding Module ....................................................................25
Modifying Module ................................................................29
Deleting Module ..................................................................30
Querying Module .................................................................31
Unit Configuration ......................................................... 33

Adding Unit ........................................................................34
Modifying Unit ....................................................................38
Deleting Unit ......................................................................39
Querying Unit .....................................................................40
Sub-Unit Configuration .................................................. 42

Modifying Sub-Unit ..............................................................42
Querying Sub-Unit...............................................................45
Unit Connection Configuration......................................... 45

Adding TFI-UIM Unit Connection ............................................46
Adding UIM-UIM Unit Connection ...........................................47
Adding GLI-UIM Unit Connection............................................47
Deleting Unit Connection ......................................................49
Querying Unit connection .....................................................49
Chapter 3........................................................................ 51
Version Configuration ....................................................51
Version Management Overview..............................................51
Version Management Interface ..............................................52
Version Loading ............................................................ 54

Configuring Version File Directory ..........................................55
Creating OMP Boot File.........................................................56
Uploading Version File on OMC ..............................................57
Using Server Version Library .................................................58
Default Batch Version Loading...............................................59
Specifying Version Loading Based on Board.............................60
Canceling Version Loading Based on Board ............................. 61

Specifying Version Loading Based on Version File .................... 62
Canceling Version Loading Based on Version File ..................... 62
Version Query............................................................... 63
Querying Board Running Version ........................................... 64
Query OMP Default Load Version ........................................... 65
Query OMP Specified Load Version ........................................ 67
Query All Version files.......................................................... 67
Query Version Files by Conditions.......................................... 68
Query OMP Version Information ............................................ 69
Exporting Version File List .................................................... 70
Version Deletion and Optimization ................................... 71

Deleting Version Files from Version Library ............................. 71
Deleting Version Files from Foreground .................................. 72
Optimizing Version files ....................................................... 73
Synchronizing Version files ................................................... 73
Other Operations .......................................................... 74

Querying OMP Startup Mode ................................................. 74
Setting OMP Startup Mode ................................................... 75
Querying OMP Startup Time ................................................. 76
Obtaining Startup FTP Address at OMP Background.................. 77
Setting Startup FTP Address at OMP Background ..................... 78
Refreshing Interface ............................................................ 79
Closing All Windows ............................................................ 79
Chapter 4........................................................................ 81
Office Property Configuration........................................ 81
Local Office Signaling Point Configuration ......................... 81
Adding Local Office Signaling Point ........................................ 81
Modifying Local Office Signaling Point..................................... 83
Deleting Local Office Signaling Point ...................................... 84
Querying Local Office Signaling Point ..................................... 85
Local Office Configuration............................................... 86

Adding Local Office.............................................................. 86
Modifying Local Office .......................................................... 87
Deleting Local Office............................................................ 88
Querying Local Office........................................................... 89
Adjacent Office Configuration.......................................... 89

Adding Adjacent Office......................................................... 90
Modifying Adjacent Office .....................................................91

Deleting Adjacent Office .......................................................92
Querying Adjacent Office ......................................................93
Setting Adjacent Office Properties ..........................................94
Modifying Adjacent Office Properties ......................................95
Chapter 5........................................................................ 97
N7 MTP Data Configuration ...........................................97
N7 MTP Data Configuration Overview .....................................97
Signaling Link Group Configuration .................................. 98

Adding Signaling Link Group .................................................98
Modifying Signaling Link Group..............................................99
Deleting Signaling Link group.............................................. 100
Querying Signaling Link Group ............................................ 101
Signaling Link Configuration ......................................... 102

Adding SPB Access Signaling Link ........................................ 102
Modifying SPB Access Signaling Link .................................... 104
Querying SPB Access Signaling Link ..................................... 105
Adding DTB Access Signaling Link ........................................ 106
Modifying DTB Access Signaling Link .................................... 107
Querying DTB Access Signaling Link ..................................... 108
Querying Signaling Link Number.......................................... 109
Deleting Signaling Link....................................................... 110
Signaling Route Configuration ....................................... 111

Adding Signaling Route ...................................................... 111
Modifying Signaling Route................................................... 113
Deleting Signaling Route .................................................... 113
Querying Signaling Route ................................................... 114
Signaling Office Configuration ....................................... 115

Adding Signaling Office ...................................................... 115
Modifying Signaling Office................................................... 116
Deleting Signaling Office .................................................... 117
Querying Signaling Office ................................................... 118
Chapter 6......................................................................121
N7 SCCP Data Configuration........................................121
N7 SCCP Data Configuration Overview.................................. 121
Adding Signaling Subsystem Configuration............................ 121
Modifying Signaling Subsystem ........................................... 123
Deleting Signaling Subsystem ............................................. 123

Querying Signaling Subsystem............................................ 124
Chapter 7...................................................................... 127

Service Configuration ..................................................127
Service Configuration Overview........................................... 127
A-Interface Configuration ............................................. 127

Creating A-interface PCM Configuration ................................ 128
Deleting A-Interface PCM Configuration................................ 129
Displaying A-interface PCM Configuration ............................. 129
Ater Interface Configuration ......................................... 130

Creating Ater Interface PCM Configuration ............................ 130
Deleting Ater interface PCM Configuration............................. 131
Displaying Ater interface PCM Configuration .......................... 132
Chapter 8...................................................................... 135

Synchronous Data Transferring ..................................135
Synchronizing all Tables..................................................... 135
Synchronizing Changed Tables............................................ 136
Checking Synchronized Tasks ............................................. 137
Querying Changed Tables................................................... 138
Chapter 9...................................................................... 141

Configuration Examples...............................................141
Configuration Example....................................................... 141
Appendix A ................................................................... 151

Abbreviations ............................................................... 151
Appendix B ................................................................... 153
Figures.......................................................................... 153
Tables ........................................................................... 159
Index ............................................................................ 161
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About This Manual

Purpose
This manual provides information about ZXG10 iTC Transcoder
Pool
Network
Managements
configuration
management
operations. The software is also known as ZXG10 iTCM.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform operation activities on the ZXG10 iTC.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this manual effectively, users should have a general
understanding of wireless telecommunications technology.
Familiarity with the following is helpful:
Technical and operation knowledge of ZXG10 iTC
ZXG10 BSS system and its various components
ZXG10 OMCR series
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following sections:
TABLE 1 M ANUAL SUMMARY
Section
Summary
Chapter 1, System
Overview
Introduces the basic of iTC and iTCM

command terminal overview.
Chapter 2, Physical
Configuration
Provide the procedure about the switching

office configuration, rack configuration and
shelves configuration.
Chapter 3, Version
Configuration
Introduces the software version query

procedures for different modules and MP.
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ZXG10 iTC (V6.10) Transcoder Pool Network Management (Configuration Management)
Section
Summary
Chapter 4, Office
Property Configuration
Introduces the procedure for local office

configuration, signaling point configuration
and adjacent office configuration.
Chapter 5, N7 MTP
Data Configuration
Introduces the procedure for signaling link

configuration, signaling route configuration
and signaling office direction configuration.
Chapter 6, N7 SCCP
Data Configuration
Introduces the overview of N7 SCCP data

configuration and signaling subsystem
configuration.
Chapter 7, Service
Configuration
Introduces the procedure of A-interface

configuration, Ater interface configuration
and resource circuit semi-permanent
connection configuration.
Chapter 8,
Synchronous Data
Transferring
Introduces the procedure of transferring

all tables, transferring changed tables and
query changed tables.
Chapter 9,
Configuration Example
Provides a complete example of

configuring iTC.
Appendix A,
Abbreviations
Provides the list of abbreviation used in

the manual.
Appendix B, Figures
and Tables
Provides the list of figures and tables used

in the manual.
Index
Provides the index of the manual.
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ii
ZXG10 iTC (V6.10) Transcoder Pool Network Management

Documentation Guide
Operation Manual (Performance Management)
Operation Manual (Fault Management)
Operation Manual (Security Management)
Operation Manual (System Management)
Operation Manual (System Tools)
Software Installation Manual
Command Manual
About This Manual
Conventions
Typographical
Conventions
ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHIC AL CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Italics
References to other Manuals and documents.
Quotes
Links on screens.
Bold
Menus, menu options, function names, input

fields, radio button names, check boxes, dropdown lists, dialog box names, window names.
CAPS
Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens

and company name.
Constant width
Text that you type, program code, files and

directory names, and function names.
[]
Optional parameters.
{}
Mandatory parameters.
Select one of the parameters that are delimited

by it.
Note: Provides additional information about a
certain topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs
to be checked before proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things
easier or more productive for the reader.
Mouse
Operation
Conventions
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Click
Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually

the left mouse button) once.
Double-click
Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click
Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button

(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag
Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and

moving the mouse.
iii
How to Get in Touch

The following sections provide information on how to obtain
support for the documentation and the software.
Customer
Support
Documentation
Support
iv
If you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions

regarding
your
product,
contact
us
by
e-mail
at
support@zte.com.cn. You can also call our customer support
center at (86) 755 26771900 and (86) 800-9830-9830.
ZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality
and usefulness of this document. For further questions,
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Chapter
System Overview
This chapter contains the following sections:
Overview
Command terminal operations
Overview
This section contains following topics:
iTC basic functions
iTC networking structure
iTC data configuration flow
iTC Basic Functions

In GSM network, transcoder implements the voice encoding and
decoding between 16 kbps RPE-LTP (Regular Pulse ExcitationLong Term Prediction) voice coding format and 64 kbps A law
PCM. ZXG10 iTC is a 3G based transcoder resource pool with
large capacity. It provides a combine transcoder resource to
connect several iBSCs with MSC through the combine link for
dynamic sharing.
Implementation of iTC saves the transmission resources at Ater
interface and intelligently controls the transmission between
iBSCs and MSC.
iTC Networking Structure

iTC connects to multiple iBSCs on Ater interface and to multiple
MSC on A-interface. One iTC rack can provide the transcoding
function to 16 iBSCs. The A-interface is between iTC and MSC
cannot be called a pure A-interface because it only provides

voice services. Figure 1 shows the iTC network structure.
FIGURE 1 ITC SERVICE NETWORKING
iTC Data Configuration Flow

ZXG10 iTC data configuration involves the following sequence:
1. Physical Configuration
2. Version Configuration
3. Office property Configuration
4. N7 MTP Data Configuration
5. N7 SCCP Data Configuration
6. Service configuration
The description of the above is sequentially given in the
following chapters of this manual.
Command Terminal
Operation
This section explains the following topics:
Chapter 1 System Overview
Command terminal overview
Setting system parameters
Processing single command
Batch processing commands
Command Terminal Overview

ZXG10 iTCM uses the command terminal operation for the data
configuration.
Accessing Command Terminal

Purpose
Accessing the command terminal in iTCM client
Prerequisites
Make sure that iTCM client works normally and the server is
accessible.
Steps
Perform the following steps to start the command terminal in

iTCM client:
1. Click View and select the Terminal option in iTCM Physical
view, as shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 SELECTING TERMINAL OPTION IN ITCM PHYSICAL VIEW
2. The command terminal appears, as shown in Figure 2.
FIGURE 2 COMM AND TERMINAL WINDOW
END OF STEPS
Main Interface
Icons
Table 4 shows the list of icons on the main interface of command

terminal window.
TABLE 4 COMM AND TERMINAL M AIN INTERFACE ICONS
Icon
Command
Execution
Icons
Name
Description
Lock Screen
Used to lock the screen
Logout
To logout from the iTCM client
Batch
To run the batch file commands
Preference
Option to select the location for saving log

files
Show/hide
NE List
Show or hide the name of NE, command

executing result and code of the executed
command
Help
Help file of the iTCM operations
Table 5 shows the list of command execution icons in the

command terminal window.
TABLE 5 COMM AND EXECUTIONS INTERFACE ICONS
Icon
Name
Description
Code
Code of command
Execute (F5)
Button for the execution of

commands
Icon
Name
Description
Previous
command
To view the previous command
Next command
To view the next command
Setting System Parameters

Purpose
Setting system parameters in command terminal
Prerequisites
iTCM client runs normally and server is accessible
Steps
Perform the following steps to set the system parameters in the

command terminal:
1. Enter the command terminal interface, as shown in Figure 2.
2. Click the System Parameter Setting on the left lower pane
in the terminal interface, as shown in Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 SYSTEM P AR AMETERS SETTING INTERFACE
3. Click on the Set Environment Command (SET) and

parameters interface appears on the right middle pane of the
terminal interface, as shown in Figure 4. Configure the
parameters by referring and click
execute the command.
icon to
FIGURE 4 SETTING ENVIRONMENT COMM AND INTERFACE
TABLE 6 DESCRIPTION OF P AR AMETERS OF SET ENVIRONMENT
Parameters
Range
Request timeout (10S)
Integer type; Range 1 ~ 360
Session timeout (10S)
Connection timeout (10S)
Format
Drop down list
NEID
4. The result appears on the Command Execute Result

interface of the terminal interface, as shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 COMM AND EXECUTION RESULT INTERFACE
Processing Single Command

Purpose
To process a single command
Prerequisites
iTCM client must run normally
Steps
Perform the following steps for processing single command:

1. Select the command in the lower left pane of the terminal
window, as shown in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 PROCESSING SINGLE COMMAND
2. Configure the required parameters in the middle right pane

and click the
icon to execute the command.
3. The Command Execute Result interface appears on the

terminal interface.
END OF STEPS
Batch Processing Commands

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To execute batch processing

command at an instance)
commands
(more
than
one
iTCM client works normally and the server is accessible

Perform the
commands:
following
steps
for
the
execution
of
batch
1. Open the command terminal of iTCM client, as shown in

Figure 1 and click
icon, as shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 7 EXECUTING BATCH PROCESSING COMM ANDS
2. Batch interface window appears, as shown in Figure 8. Click

the
button in the bottom to import the
command file in txt format.
FIGURE 8 BATCH PROCESSING INTERFACE
3. Select the file from the saved location and click

button to run the batch file.
END OF STEPS
Chapter
Physical Configuration
ZXG10 iTC physical configuration refers to configuring network
element, racks, shelves, boards and all the connections
necessary between these components.
This chapter explains the following topics:
Physical configuration flow
NE configuration
Rack configuration
Shelf Configuration
Module configuration
Unit Configuration
Sub-unit configuration
Unit connection configuration
Physical Configuration Flow

ZXG10 iTC
sequence:
physical
configuration
involves
the
following
1. Creating Network Element

2. Configuring Rack
3. Configuring Shelves
4. Configuring Modules
NE Configuration
This section provides the procedure about the configuration of
iTC as network element in the iTCM. This section contains the
following topics:
Adding NE
Modifying NE
Deleting NE
Querying NE
Adding NE
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add iTC as a network element in iTCM

Make sure that iTCM work normally and terminal interface is
accessible.
Perform the following steps to add iTC as a network element:
1. Click Create NE (ADD NE) in the terminal interface of iTCM,
as shown in Figure 9.
FIGURE 9 ADDING NE
2. Command Execute Result interface, containing parameter

options appears, as shown in Figure 10.
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Chapter 2 Physical Configuration
FIGURE 10 P AR AMETERS CONFIGURATION INTERFACE FOR ADDING NE
Configure the parameters according to Table 7.

TABLE 7 DESCRIPTION OF P AR AMETERS FOR ADDING NE
Parameters
Range
Descriptions
NE ID
Integer type;
Range 1 ~ 255
Identity of Network Element
Type
Fixed Value
Name of NE (ITC)
Vendor
String type; Range

1 ~ 50
Name of Vendor
State
Integer type;
Range 0 ~ 65535
State of NE
Location
String type; Range

1 ~ 50
Identity of the Network

Element
User Alias
String type; Range

1 ~ 50
NE Subtype
1
Drop down list;
NULL
TMSC1
TMSC2
3. After configuring the parameters, click

to
execute the command and the result after adding NE appears,
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FI G U R E 1 1 ITC AP P E AR AN C E AF T E R C O N F I G U R AT I O N
END OF STEPS
Modifying NE
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify iTC as a network element in iTCM

accessible.
Perform the following steps to modify iTC as a network element:
1. Click the Modify NE (SET NE) in the terminal interface of
iTCM, as shown in Figure 9.
2. Command Execute Result interface, containing parameters
option, appears, as shown in Figure 12.
12
FIGURE 12 COMM AND EXECUTE RESULT INTERFACE FOR MODIFYING

NE
3. Configure the parameters according to Table 7.

4. After configuring the parameters, click
to
execute the command and the result by modifying NE
appears.
END OF STEPS
Deleting NE
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete iTC as a network element in iTCM

accessible.
Perform the following steps to delete iTC as a network element:
1. Click the Delete NE (DEL NE) in the terminal interface of
FIGURE 13 DELETING NE
3. Input the ID of the NE and click

button to
execute the command. This results in deleting NE.
END OF STEPS
13
Querying NE
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query iTC as a network element in iTCM

accessible.
Perform the following steps to query iTC as a network element:
1. Click the Show NE (SHOW NE) in the terminal interface of
FIGURE 14 SHOW NE INTERFACE
3. Click
button to execute the command. The
result appears in the command process interface, as shown
in Figure 15.
FIGURE 15 RESULT TO SHOW NE COMM AND
END OF STEPS
Rack Configuration
This section contains the following topics:
14
Adding rack
Modifying rack
Deleting rack
Querying rack
Adding Rack
Purpose
To add a rack in ZXG10 iTCM
Prerequisites
iTCM works normally and terminal interface is accessible.
Steps
Perform the following steps to add a rack in ZXG10 iTCM:

1. Click ITC Dev Configuration Physical Configuration
Rack Configuration Create Rack (ADD RACK) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. ADD Rack command interface
appears in the Command Execute window, as shown in
Figure 16.
FIGURE 16 ADDING ITC RACK
2. Input Rack No, User Alias and click the

button to run the command.
Note: User cannot create Rack 1 by the ADD RACK
command. System automatically creates Rack 1 during creating
NE.
3. This process creates a rack and Command

interface shows the result, as shown in Figure 17.
Process
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FIGURE 17 RESULT OF ADD RACK COMM AND IN COMM AND PROCESS

INTERFACE
User can also view the created rack in the Rackchart

Management interface, as shown in Figure 18.
FIGURE 18 RACKCHART M ANAGEMENT INTERFACE
END OF STEPS
Modifying Rack
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
16
To modify a rack in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify a rack in ZXG10 iTCM:

Rack Configuration Modify Rack (SET RACK) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. Modify Rack interface appears in
the Command Execute Result window, as shown in Figure
19.
FIGURE 19 MODIFYING RACK
2. Input Rack No, User Alias and click the

3. This modifies the user alias of the rack and Command
Process interface, as shown in Figure 20 show the result.
User can also observe the result in the Rackchart
Management interface.
FIGURE 20 RESULT OF MODIFYING RACK
END OF STEPS
17
Deleting Rack
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete a rack in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete a rack in ZXG10 iTCM:
Rack Configuration Delete Rack(DEL RACK) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. DEL Rack interface appears in the
Command Execute Result window, as shown in Figure 21.
FIGURE 21 DELETING RACK
2. Input the Rack No and click the

run the command.
button to
3. This delete the rack and Command Process interface, as

shown in Figure 22. User can also observe the result in the
Rackchart Management interface.
FIGURE 22 RESULT OF DELETING RACK
END OF STEPS
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Querying Rack
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query a rack in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query a rack in ZXG10 iTCM:
Rack Configuration Show Rack(SHOW RACK) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW Rack interface appears in
23.
FIGURE 23 QUERYING RACK

run the command.
button to
3. Command Process interface display the query result, as

shown in Figure 24. User can also query the rack in
FIGURE 24 RESULT OF QUERYING RACK
END OF STEPS
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Shelf Configuration
Adding shelf
Modifying shelf
Deleting shelf
Querying shelf
Adding Shelf
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM:
Shelf Configuration Create Shelf(ADD SHELF) in
the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD SHELF interface appears
in the Command Execute Result window, as shown in
Figure 25.
FIGURE 25 ADDING SHELF IN ITC RACK
2. Input the Rack No, Shelf No, Shelf type and User Alias
and then click the
Note: The first shelf must be BUSN. System automatically

creates the OMP board in BUSN shelf during adding shelf.
3. This process creates a shelf and Command

interface shows the result, as shown in Figure 26.
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Process
FIGURE 26 RESULT OF ADD SHELF COMM AND IN COMM AND PROCESS

INTERFACE
User can also view the created shelf in the Rackchart

FIGURE 27 RACKCHART M ANAGEMENT INTERFACE AFTER ADDING
SHELF
END OF STEPS
Modifying Shelf
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM:
21

Shelf Configuration Modify Shelf(SET SHELF) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. Modify Shelf interface appears in
28.
FIGURE 28 MODIFYING SHELF
2. Input the Rack No, Shelf No and User Alias and click the
3. This modifies the user alias of the shelf and Command
Process interface, as shown in Figure 29. User can also
observe the result in the Rackchart Management interface.
FIGURE 29 RESULT OF MODIFYING SHELF
END OF STEPS
Deleting Shelf
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
22
To delete a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM:

Shelf Configuration Delete Shelf(DEL SHELF) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. DEL Shelf interface appears in the
FIGURE 30 DELETING SHELF
2. Input the Rack No and Shelf No and then click the

3. This deletes the shelf and Command Process interface
show the result. User can also observe the result in the
END OF STEPS
Querying Shelf
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM:
Shelf Configuration Show shelf(SHOW SHELF) in
the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW Shelf interface appears
Figure 31.
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FIGURE 31 QUERYING SHELF

run the command.
button to
3. Command Process interface, shown in Figure 32, displays

the result by querying the shelf type, NE ID, shelf No and
user alias of the shelf. User can also query the shelf in the
FIGURE 32 RESULT OF QUERYING SHELF
END OF STEPS
Module Configuration
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Adding Module
Modifying Module
Deleting Module
Querying Module
Adding Module
Purpose
To add a CMP or SMP module in ZXG10 iTCM
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform the following steps to add a unit in ZXG10 iTCM:

Module Configuration Create Module(ADD MP) in
the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD MP interface appears in
33.
FIGURE 33 ADDING MODULE IN ITC SHELF
Note: It is necessary to create the UIM board in the shelf

before adding CMP or SMP to that shelf. System automatically
creates the OMP board in BCTC shelf during adding shelf so it is
not necessary to add the OMP board.
2. Click on Location and Location interface appears, as shown

in Figure 34.
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FIGURE 34 ADDING LOCATION OF MODULE
3. Input Rack No, Shelf No and Slot No and click Add button
and then OK.
4. Click on Module and Module No interface appears, as
shown in Figure 35.
FIGURE 35 ADDING MODULE NUMBER
5. Input Module No and click Add button and then OK.

6. Click on Module1 Type and select SMP, as shown in Figure
36.
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FIGURE 36 ADDING MODULE TYPE
7. Click on Module 2 Type and Module2 Type interface

appears, as shown in Figure 37.
FIGURE 37 ADDING MODULE 2 TYPE
8. Select the CPU Type, Backup Mode, Module 1 User Alias

and Module 2 User Alias.
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9. Click the
10. This process creates MP module and Command Process

interface displays the result, as shown in Figure 38.
FIGURE 38 RESULT OF ADD MODULE COMM AND IN COMM AND PROCESS
INTERFACE
User can also view the created shelf in the Rackchart

FIGURE 39 RACKCHART M ANAGEMENT INTERFACE AFTER ADDING
MODULE
END OF STEPS
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Modifying Module
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify a module in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify a module in ZXG10 iTCM:
Shelf Configuration Modify Module(SET Module) in
the terminal interface of iTCM. SET MODULE interface
appears in the Command Execute Result window, as
shown in Figure 40.
FIGURE 40 MODIFYING MODULE
2. Input the Module No, Module type, CPU type, CMP

Module Capacity and User Alias and then click the
3. This modifies the module and Command Process interface,
as shown in Figure 41. User can also observe the result in
the Rackchart Management interface.
FIGURE 41 RESULT OF MODIFYING MODULE
END OF STEPS
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Deleting Module
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete a module in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM:
Shelf Configuration Delete Module(DEL Module) in
the terminal interface of iTCM. DEL MODULE interface
shown in Figure 42.
FIGURE 42 DELETING MODULE
2. Click on the Location tab and Location interface appears,

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FIGURE 43 SELECTING LOCATION DURING DELETING MODULE
3. Input the Rack No, Shelf No and Slot No of the module

and then click Add and OK.
4.
Click on
5. This deletes the module and Command Process interface

prints the result. User can also observe the result in the
END OF STEPS
Querying Module
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query a shelf in ZXG10 iTCM:
Shelf Configuration Show Module(SHOW MODULE)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW MODULE interface
appears in the Command Execute window, as shown in
Figure 44.
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FIGURE 44 QUERYING MODULE

FIGURE 45 SELECTING LOCATION DURING QUERYING MODULE

4. Click on Module type and an interface, as shown in Figure
46.
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FIGURE 46 ADDING MODULE TYPE DURING QUERYING MODULE
5.
Select the module type and click Add and then click OK.
6.
Click on
7. Command Process interface displays the query results, as

shown in Figure 47. User can also query the module in the
FIGURE 47 RESULT OF MODIFYING MODULE
END OF STEPS
Unit Configuration
Adding unit
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Modifying unit
Deleting unit
Querying unit
Adding Unit
Purpose
To add a unit in ZXG10 iTCM
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform the following steps to add a unit in ZXG10 iTCM:

Unit Configuration Create Unit(ADD UNIT) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. ADD UNT interface appears in the
FIGURE 48 ADDING UNIT IN ITC MODULE
Note: It is necessary to create the UIM board in the shelf

before adding CMP or SMP to that shelf. System automatically
creates the OMP board in BCTC shelf during adding shelf so it is
not necessary to add the OMP board.
2. Click on Location and Location interface appears, as shown

in Figure 49.
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FIGURE 49 ADDING LOCATION OF UNIT
3. Input Rack No, Shelf No, Slot No, and click Add button
and then OK.
4. Configure the remaining objects of Figure 48, as shown in
Figure 48 according to the Table 8 and click the
TABLE 8 DESCRIPTION OF CONFIGURING OBJECTS DURING ADDING
UNIT
Parameters
Range
Descriptions
Module No
Integer type; Range 1 ~

127
No of the module
Unit No

2000
No of the unit
Unit Type
Drop down list
Type of unit
required for the
configuration
Backup Mode
Drop down list
For the selection

of no backup
mode or different
types of back
modes.
Backup Unit

65535
UIM Attribute
Drop down list
TOTHER
THALF
TFULL
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Parameters
Range
Sdtb
Attribute
Drop down list
Apbe/lma
Attribute
G707
TRI
Drop down list
NOSAVE
SAVE
T1/E1
attribute
Drop down list
A/U Attribute
Drop down list
E1
A2U
U2A
Clock Base

255
Commcontrol
Drop down list
Channel
Mode
SGBP
Attribute
Clock detect
Fiber Frame
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COM
CTL
Drop down list
MODE1
MODE 2
MODE 3
MODE 4
MODE 5
Drop down list
SGBP
SGHP
Drop down list
Yes
No
Drop down list
ITU_AU4
ITU_AU3
SONET_STS3
Descriptions
Parameters
Range
Tnet
Attribute
Drop down list
Tdm Type
User Alias
TNET_NO
SMALL_TNET
EXCHANGE_BIGTNET
MAINCONTROL_TNET
Descriptions
Drop down list
Null
8MHW
16MHW
512MLVDS
String type; Range 0 ~ 50
5. This process creates the unit and Command Process

interface displays the result, as shown in Figure 50.
FIGURE 50 RESULT OF ADD MODULE COMM AND IN COMM AND PROCESS
INTERFACE
User can also view the created unit in the Rackchart

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FIGURE 51 RACKCHART M ANAGEMENT INTERFACE AFTER ADDING UNIT
END OF STEPS
Modifying Unit
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify a unit in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify a unit in ZXG10 iTCM:
Shelf Configuration Modify Unit(SET UNIT) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. SET UNT interface appears in the
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FIGURE 52 MODIFYING UNIT
2. Configure the tabs and then click the

to run the command.
button
3. This modifies the unit and Command Process interface

shows the result. User can also modify the unit in Rackchart
END OF STEPS
Deleting Unit
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete a unit in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete a unit in ZXG10 iTCM:
Shelf Configuration Delete Unit(DEL UNIT) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. DEL UNT interface appears in the
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FIGURE 53 DELETING UNIT
2. Input the Unit No and click on

the command.
button to run
END OF STEPS
Result
This deletes the unit and Command Process interface prints

the result. User can also observe the result in the Rackchart
Querying Unit
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query a unit in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query a unit in ZXG10 iTCM:
Shelf Configuration Show unit(SHOW UNIT) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW UNT interface appears in
54.
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FIGURE 54 QUERYING UNIT

FIGURE 55 SELECTING LOCATION DURING QUERYING UNIT

4. Input Unit No and select Unit type from the drop down list.
5. Input Module No and then click on
run the command.
button to
6. Command Process interface displays the querying results,

as shown in Figure 56. User can also query the unit in the
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FIGURE 56 RESULT OF QUERYING UNIT
END OF STEPS
Sub-Unit Configuration
Modifying Sub-unit
Querying Sub-unit
Modifying Sub-Unit
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify a sub-unit in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify a sub-unit in ZXG10 iTCM:
Sunit Configuration Modify Subunit(SET SUNIT) in
the terminal interface of iTCM. SET SUNT interface appears
Figure 57.
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FIGURE 57 MODIFYING SUB-UNIT
2. Configure the tabs according to the Table 9 and then click

the
TABLE 9 DESCRIPTION OF P AR AMETERS DURING MODIFYING SUB-UNIT
Parameters
Range
Descriptions
Unit No
No of the
module
Sunit No
No of the Sub
unit
Sunit Type
Drop down list
Type of unit
required for the
configuration
Port No
CRC4 Mode
Drop down list
Port Work
mode
Posi Clock
mode
Posi Fiber
mode
FRAME
DEFRAME
FORCEFRAME
Drop down list
SELADAPT
FORBIT
Drop down list
LOCALCKG
OUTCKG
Drop down list
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Parameters
Posi Inspect
Range
SDH
SONET
Drop down list
CRC32
CRC16
A2U
U2A
R 2 Type
Drop down list
Line
Drop down list
Impedance
SHORTLINE
LONGLINE
Drop down list
GE
Hypotaxis
GE Working
Fiber Frame
120_OHM_E1/110_OH
M_T1
INNERMATCH
Drop down list
MASTER
SLAVE
Drop down list
COPPER
FIBER
AUTOADAPT
Drop down list
ITU_AU4
ITU_AU3
SONET_STS3
Packet Loss
Rate
POSI Rate
Drop down list
User Alias
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75_OHM_E1/100_OHM
_T1
Null
STM 1
STM 4
Descriptions
END OF STEPS
Result
This modifies the sub unit and Command Process interface

shows the result. User can also modify the unit in Rackchart
Querying Sub-Unit
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query a sub unit in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query a sub unit in ZXG10 iTCM:
Sunit Configuration Show Subunit(SHOW SUNIT)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW SUNT interface
shown in Figure 58.
FIGURE 58 QUERYING SUB-UNIT
2. Input Unit No, Sunit No and select Sunit Type from the
drop down list and then click
the command.
button to run
3. Command Process interface shows the result by querying

the sub unit.
END OF STEPS
Unit Connection
Configuration
Adding TFI-UIM unit connection
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Adding UIM-UIM unit connection
Adding GLI-UIM unit connection
Delete Unit Connection
Show Unit Connection
Adding TFI-UIM Unit Connection

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add a TFI-UIM unit connection in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add a TFI-UIM unit connection in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Unit Connection Configuration Create TFI-UIM
Unit Connection(ADD TFIUIM) in the terminal interface of
iTCM. ADD TFIUIM interface appears in the Command
Execute Result window, as shown in Figure 59.
FIGURE 59 ADDING TFI-UIM UNIT CONNECTION IN ITC MODULE
2. Configure the parameters according to the Table 10.

TABLE 10 DESCRIPTION OF TFI-UIM CONNECTIONS PARAMETERS
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Parameter
Range
Tfi/(G)UIM Unit
Integer type; Range: 1~ 2000
Tfi/(G)UIM Port
(G)UIM Unit
TFS Port
User Alias
3. Click
button to run the command and
Command Process interface shows the result by adding
TFI-UIM unit connection.
END OF STEPS
Adding UIM-UIM Unit Connection

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add a UIM-UIM unit connection in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add a UIM-UIM unit connection in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Unit Connection Configuration Create UIM-UIM
Unit Connection(ADD UIMUIM) in the terminal interface
of iTCM. ADD UMIUIM interface appears in the Command
FIGURE 60 ADDING UIM-UIM UNIT CONNECTION IN ITC MODULE
2. Input UIM unit 1, UIM unit 2 and User Alias and then
click
UIM-UIM unit connection.
END OF STEPS
Adding GLI-UIM Unit Connection

Purpose
Prerequisites
To add a GLI-UIM unit connection in ZXG10 iTCM

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Steps
Perform the following steps to add a GLI-UIM unit connection in

ZXG10 iTCM:
Unit Connection Configuration Create GLI-UIM
Unit Connection(ADD GLIUIM) in the terminal interface of
iTCM. ADD GLIUIM interface appears in the Command
Execute window, as shown in Figure 61.
FIGURE 61 ADDING GLII-UIM UNIT CONNECTION IN ITC MODULE

TABLE 11 DESCRIPTION OF GLI-UIM CONNECTIONS PARAMETERS
Parameter
Range
GLI Unit
Integer type; Range: 1 ~ 2000
GLI Port
Port Type
Drop down list
GE
FE
2GE
10GE
Backup Unit
User Alias
3. Click
GLI-UIM unit connection.
END OF STEPS
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Deleting Unit Connection

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete a unit connection in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete a unit connection in ZXG10
iTCM:
Unit Connection Configuration Delete Unit
Connection(DEL UCONN) in the terminal interface of iTCM.
DELL UCONN interface appears in the Command Execute
window, as shown in Figure 62.
FIGURE 62 DELETING UNIT CONNECTION IN ITC MODULE
2. Input the Connection ID and then click

button to run the command and Command Process
interface shows the result by deleting the unit connection.
END OF STEPS
Querying Unit connection

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query a unit connection in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query a unit connection:
Unit Connection Configuration Show Unit
Connection(SHOW UCONN) in the terminal interface of
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iTCM. SHOW UCONN interface appears in the Command

Execute Result window, as shown in.
FIGURE 63 QUERYING UNIT CONNECTION IN ITC MODULE
2. Input the Connection ID, Unit No and Port No and then

click
Command Process interface shows the result by querying
the unit connection.
END OF STEPS
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Chapter
Version Configuration
This chapter contains the following topics:
Version Management Overview
Version Management Interface
Version Loading
Version Query
Other Operations
Version Management Overview

Version management provides the interface for the management
of software version used in MP and units of iTC. It also provides
the option for querying the running software and their booting
process.
Figure 64 shows a flow chart which explains the step by step
process of version management.
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FIGURE 64 VERSION M ANAGEMENT FLOW CHART
Start
Configure Version
Path
Change OMP boot

type
Get OMP ftp

address
Load Version
End
Version Management Interface

Accessing Version Management Interface
Purpose
Accessing the version management interface in iTCM client
Prerequisites
Make sure that iTCM client works normally and the server is
accessible.
Steps
Perform the following steps to start the version management

interface in iTCM client:
1. Click View and select the Version Management option in
iTCM Physical view, as shown in Figure 65.
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Chapter 3 Version Configuration
FIGURE 65 SELECTING VERSION M AN AGEMENT INTERFACE IN ITCM

PHYSICAL VIEW
2. The command terminal interface appears, as shown in Figure

66 .
FIGURE 66 VERSION M ANAGEMENT INTERFACE
END OF STEPS
Version Management Operation Overview

Table 12 shows the icon and description of version management
interface.
TABLE 12 ICONS ON VERSION M AN AGEMENT INTERFACE
Icon
Name
Description
Config Version Path
Display the path of configured

software version
Query Running Version
Query the running versions of

modules and units in the iTC.
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Icon
Name
Description
Query Default Version in

OMP
Query the default version of OMP

in the iTC.
Query the Assigned

version in OMP
Query the assigned version of OMP

in the iTC.
Query Version Files in

the OMP
Query the version of OMP in the

iTC.
Load Assigned Version
Load the assigned version of

software in the OMP.
Conditionally Query the

Physical Version in the
OMP.
Query the version of OMP

according to the physical, logical,
version and other types.
Query OMP Running

version information.
Query the running version of OMP

software in the iTC.
Optimize Version Files
Optimizes all files to the left or

right slot of OMP.
Synchronize Version
Files
Synchronizes the version files
Query OMP Boot Type
Query the OMP boot type
Query Board Start Time
Query the stating time of board
Automatic Load Version
Automatically load the version in

module
Load Tone File
It loads the tone file
Get OMP OMC FTP

Address
Provide the ftp address of the OMP
Set OMP OMC FTP

Address
Set the OMP ftp address
Refresh
Refresh the window
Close All
Close all the open windows
Version Loading
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Configuring Version File Directory
Creating OMP Boot File
Uploading Version Files on OMC
Using Server Version Library
Default Batch Version Loading
Specifying Version Loading Based on Boards
Canceling Specified Version Based on Boards
Specifying Version Loading Based on Version Files
Canceling Specified Version Based on Version Files
Configuring Version File Directory

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure the version file directory

management interface of iTCM client
Make sure that iTCM client works
management interface is accessible.
in
the
version
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to configure the version file directory

in the version management interface of iTCM client:
iTCM Physical View, as shown in Figure 67.
icon on the toolbar and interface appears, as
2. Click
shown in Figure 67.
FIGURE 67 CONFIGURING VERSION P ATH IN ITCM M ANAGEMENT
INTERFACE
3. Right-click on the File Path and select Create, as shown in

Figure 68, to configure the version file directory.
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FIGURE 68 CREATING VERSION FILE IN M AN AGEMENT INTERFACE
END OF STEPS
Creating OMP Boot File

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To create the OMP boot file in the version management interface

of iTCM client
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to create the OMP boot file in the
version management interface of iTCM client:
2. Right-click on MP Version file having file type as CPU and
FPGA, in the version management interface and select
Create OMP boot Init File, as shown in Figure 69, to
create an OMP boot file.
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FIGURE 69 SELECTING OMP BOOT FILE
END OF STEPS
Uploading Version File on OMC

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To upload a version file on OMC

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to upload a version file in the version

management interface of iTCM client:
2. Select and right-click on the required files in the version
management interface and select Upload to OMC, as shown
in Figure 70.
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FIGURE 70 UPLOADING VERSION FILE
3. Upload To OMC interface appears, as shown in Figure 71;

click OK to end the process.
FIGURE 71 CONFIRM ATION OF UPLOADING VERSION FILES
END OF STEPS
Using Server Version Library

Purpose
Prerequisites
58
To use the server version library in the version management

interface of iTCM client
normally
and
version
Steps
Perform the following steps to use the server version library in

the version management interface of iTCM client:
2. Select file and enable Use Version in OMC Server on the
toolbar and, as shown in Figure 72.
FIGURE 72 USING SERVER VERSION LIBRARY
END OF STEPS
Default Batch Version Loading

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To load the default batch version in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to load the batch version in the

2. Right click on the file and select Batch Load Default
Version, as shown in Figure 73.
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FIGURE 73 SELECTING BATCH LOAD DEFAULT VERSION
END OF STEPS
Specifying Version Loading Based

on Board
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To specify the board version loading in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to specify board version loading in

icon in
2. Select the file and click Load Assigned Version
the toolbar of version management interface, as shown in
Figure 74.
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FIGURE 74 SPECIFYING VERSION BASED ON BOARDS
END OF STEPS
Canceling Version Loading Based

on Board
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To cancel the board version loading in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to cancel board version loading in

2. Right-click on the version file and click Cancel Load
Assigned Version.
This cancels the assigned load version of the board.
END OF STEPS
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Specifying Version Loading Based

on Version File
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To specify the version loading based on version file in the

version management interface of iTCM client
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to specify version loading based on

version file in the version management interface of iTCM client:
2. Right click on the version file and select Load Assigned
Version, as shown in Figure 75.
FIGURE 75 SELECTING LOAD ASSIGNED VERSION
3. This loads the assigned version based on version file.

END OF STEPS
Canceling Version Loading Based

on Version File
Purpose
62
To cancel the version loading based on version file in the version

Prerequisites
Steps

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to cancel version loading based on

version file in the version management interface of iTCM client:
2. Right click on the version file and select Cancel Loading
Assigned Version, as shown in Figure 76.
FIGURE 76 CANCELING LOAD ASSIGN VERSION
END OF STEPS
Version Query
Querying Board Running Version
Querying OMP Default Version
Querying OMP Specified Load Version
Querying All Version Files Loaded to OMP
Querying Version Files by Condition
Querying OMP Version Information
Exporting Version File List
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Querying Board Running Version

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query board running version

loading

in
the
version
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to query board running version in

icon on the version
2. Select the file and click the
management toolbar, as shown in Figure 77.
FIGURE 77 QUERYING BOARD RUNNING VERSION
3. Bureau Config Information interface appears, as shown in

Figure 78.
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FIGURE 78 BUREAU CONFIGURATION INFORMATION
END OF STEPS
Query OMP Default Load Version

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query OMP default version in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to query OMP default load version in

icon on the version
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FIGURE 79 QUERYING OMP DEFAULT LOAD VERSION
3. Bureau Config Information interface appears, as shown in

Figure 80.
FIGURE 80 BUREAU CONFIGURATION INFORMATION
END OF STEPS
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Query OMP Specified Load Version

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query OMP specified version in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to query OMP specified load version

icon on the version
FIGURE 81 QUERYING OMP SPECIFIED LOAD VERSION
END OF STEPS
Query All Version files

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query all version files in the version management interface of

iTCM client
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to query all version files in the

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icon on the version
FIGURE 82 QUERYING ALL OMP VERSION FILES
END OF STEPS
Query Version Files by Conditions

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query version files by conditions in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to query version files by conditions

icon on the version
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FIGURE 83 CONDITIONALLY QUERYING OMP VERSION FILES
3. Conditionally Query Version in OMP interface appears, as

shown in Figure 84.
FIGURE 84 CONDITION SELECTION INTERFACE FOR OMP VERSION
4. Select the required conditions and click OK to in query the

OMP version.
END OF STEPS
Query OMP Version Information

Purpose
To query OMP version information in the version management

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Prerequisites
Steps

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to query OMP version information in

icon on the version
FIGURE 85 QUERYING OMP VERSION INFORM ATION
END OF STEPS
Exporting Version File List

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To export the version file list in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to export the version file in the

2. Right click on the file and select the Export Version File
List, as shown in Figure 86.
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FIGURE 86 EXPORTING FILE LIST
END OF STEPS
Version Deletion and

Optimization
Deleting Version Files from Version Library
Deleting Version File from Foreground
Optimizing Version File
Synchronizing Version Files
Deleting Version Files from Version

Library
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete the version files from the version library in the version
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to delete the version files from the
version library in the version management interface of iTCM
client:
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2. Right click on file and select Delete from OMP, as shown in
Figure 87.
FIGURE 87 DELETING VERSION FILES FROM LIBRARY
END OF STEPS
Deleting Version Files from

Foreground
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete the version files from foreground in the version

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to delete the version file from the
foreground in the version management interface of iTCM client:
2. Right-click on file and select delete version file from
foreground.
This results in deleting version files from foreground.
END OF STEPS
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Optimizing Version files

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To optimize the version files in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to optimize the version file in the

2. Click the
icon on the Version Management tool bar, as
shown in Figure 88.
FIGURE 88 OPTIMIZING VERSION FILES
END OF STEPS
Synchronizing Version files

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To synchronize the version files in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to synchronize the version file in the

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icon on the Version Management tool bar, as
2. Click the
shown in Figure 89.
FIGURE 89 SYNCHRONIZING VERSION FILES
END OF STEPS
Other Operations
Querying OMP Startup Mode
Setting OMP Startup Mode
Querying Board Startup Time
Obtaining Startup FTP Address at OMP Background
Refreshing Interface
Closing All Windows
Querying OMP Startup Mode

Purpose
Prerequisites
74
To query OMP startup mode in the version management

normally
and
version
Steps
Perform the following steps to query OMP startup mode in the

2. Click the
icon on the Version Management toolbar, as
shown in Figure 90.
FIGURE 90 QUERYING OMP STARTUP MODE
END OF STEPS
Setting OMP Startup Mode

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To set OMP startup mode in the version management interface

of iTCM client
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to set OMP startup mode in the

2. Click the
shown in Figure 91.
75
FIGURE 91 SETTING OMP STARTUP MODE
3. Change OMP Boot Type interface appears, as shown in

Figure 92. Select the mode and click Ok to end the steps.
FIGURE 92 CHANGE OMP BOOT TYPE INTERFACE
END OF STEPS
Querying OMP Startup Time

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
76
To query OMP startup time in the version management interface

of iTCM client
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to query OMP startup time in the


2. Click the
shown in Figure 93.
FIGURE 93 QUERYING OMP STARTUP TIME
END OF STEPS
Obtaining Startup FTP Address at

OMP Background
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To obtain startup FTP address at OMP background in the version

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to obtain startup FTP address at OMP

background in the version management interface of iTCM client:
2. Click the
shown in Figure 94.
77
FIGURE 94 OBTAINING STARTUP FTP ADDRESS
END OF STEPS
Setting Startup FTP Address at OMP

Background
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To set a startup FTP address at OMP background in the version

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to set a startup FTP address at OMP

background in the version management interface of iTCM client:
2. Click the
shown in Figure 95.
FIGURE 95 SETTING STARTUP FTP ADDRESS
END OF STEPS
78
Refreshing Interface
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To refresh an interface in the version management interface of

iTCM client
normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to refresh an interface in the version

management interface of iTCM client:
2. Click the
icon on the Version Management toolbar.
END OF STEPS
Closing All Windows

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To close all interface windows in the version management

normally
and
version
Perform the following steps to close all interface windows in the

2. Click the
icon on the Version Management toolbar.
END OF STEPS
79
80
Chapter
Office Property
Configuration
ZXG10 iTC property configuration refers to configuring local
office, local office signaling point, adjacent office and all the
connections necessary between offices.
This chapter contains the following sections:
Local Office Signaling Point Configuration
Local Office Configuration
Adjacent Office Configuration
Local Office Signaling Point

Configuration
Adding Local Office Signaling Point
Modifying Local Office Signaling Point
Deleting Local Office Signaling Point
Querying Local Office Signaling Point
Adding Local Office Signaling Point

Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
To add local office signaling point in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add local office signaling point in
ZXG10 iTCM:
1. Click ITC Office Attribute Configuration Local
Office Signaling Point Configuration Create Local
81
Office signaling Point(ADD OPC) in the terminal interface

of iTCM. ADD OPC interface appears in the Command
FIGURE 96 ADDING LOCAL OFFICE SIGNALING POINT IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 1 3 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G LO C AL OF F I C E S IG N AL I N G P O I NT
P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Net Type
Range
Drop down list
NET1.NET64
82
Inter network Prefix
String type; Length: 0 ~ 2
Area Code
SPC Format
Drop down list
TRIPLE_DEC
DEC
TRIPLE_HEX
HEX
14 Bit signaling Code
24 Bit signaling Code
String type; Length 0 ~ 11
Application type
Drop down list
SCCP
MSKMTP
MSKMSCCP
Network Appearance
Other Attributes
Drop down list
Chapter 4 Office Property Configuration
Parameter
Info
Range
ISNI
TRANS
Drop down list
NOUSE
NETAPP
NONETAPP
Domain Index
User Alias
3. Click
local office signaling point.
END OF STEPS
Modifying Local Office Signaling

Point
Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
To modify local office signaling point in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify local office signaling point
in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Signaling Point Configuration Modify Local
Office Signaling Point(SET OPC) in the terminal interface
of iTCM. SET OPC interface appears in the Command
83
FIGURE 97 MODIFYING LOCAL OFFICE SIGNALING POINT IN ITC

MODULE

3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by modifying
END OF STEPS
Deleting Local Office Signaling Point

Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
To delete local office signaling point in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete local office signaling point
in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Signaling Point Configuration Delete Local
Office Signaling Point(DEL OPC) in the terminal interface
of iTCM. Command Execute Result window displays the
SET OPC interface, as shown in Figure 98.
FIGURE 98 DELETING LOCAL OFFICE SIGNALING POINT IN ITC MODULE
84
2. Select the Net Type from the drop down list.

3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by deleting
END OF STEPS
Querying Local Office Signaling

Point
Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
To query local office signaling point in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query local office signaling point
in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Signaling Point Configuration Query Local
Office Signaling Point(SHOW OPC) in the terminal
interface of iTCM. SHOW OPC interface appears in the
FIGURE 99 QUERYING LOCAL OFFICE SIGNALING POINT IN ITC MODULE
2. Select the Net Type and SPC Show format from the drop
down list.
3. Click
END OF STEPS
85
Local Office Configuration

Adding Local Office
Modifying Local Office
Deleting Local Office
Querying Local Office
Adding Local Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add local office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add local office in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Configuration Create Local Office (ADD LOFC)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD LOFC interface
shown in Figure 100.
FIGURE 100 ADDING LOCAL OFFICE IN ITC MODULE

TABLE 14 DESCRIPTION OF THE ADDING LOCAL OFFICE P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Range
Office Type
Drop down list:

LOCAL, DOMTOLL, INTTOLL, OA, UM,
CASNAT, CASINT, MGCF
Net Type
Drop down list:

NET1NET64
Sequence in Area
86
Parameter
Range
Test Code
String Type, Length: 1 ~ 15
Signaling Point
type
Drop down list
Language Support
SEP
STP
STEP
Drop down list
Default
English
French
Spanish
German
Russian
Reset Times
Signaling point
Restart
Drop down list
User Alias
Yes
No
3. Click
local office.
END OF STEPS
Modifying Local Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify local office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify local office signaling point
in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Configuration Modify Local Office (SET LOFC)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. SET LOFC interface appears
Figure 101.
87
FIGURE 101 MODIFYING LOCAL OFFICE IN ITC MODULE

3. Click
local office.
END OF STEPS
Deleting Local Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete local office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete local office in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Configuration Delete Local Office (DEL LOFC)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. DEL LOFC interface appears
Figure 102.
FIGURE 102 DELETING LOCAL OFFICE IN ITC MODULE
2. Select the Code from the drop down list.
88
3. Click
local office.
END OF STEPS
Querying Local Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query local office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query local office in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Configuration Query Local Office (SHOW LOFC)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW LOFC interface
FIGURE 103 QUERYING LOCAL OFFICE IN ITC MODULE
2. Select the code as SHOW LOFC from the drop down list.
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by query local
office.
END OF STEPS
Adjacent Office Configuration

Adding Adjacent Office
Modifying Adjacent Office
89
Deleting Adjacent Office
Querying Adjacent Office
Setting Adjacent Office Properties
Querying Adjacent Office Properties
Adding Adjacent Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add adjacent office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add adjacent office in ZXG10 iTCM:
1. Click ITC Office Attribute Configuration Adjacent
Office Configuration Create Adjacent Office (ADD
OFC) in the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD OFC interface
FIGURE 104 ADDING ADJ ACENT OFFICE IN ITC MODULE

TABLE 15 DESCRIPTION OF THE ADDING ADJACENT OFFICE
P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Range
Adjacent Office ID
Integer type, Range: 1 ~ 2048
User Alias
Office Attribute Enable
Drop down list
90
YISNI
Parameter
Range
YTRANS
YTEST
Office Flag Attribute Enable
Drop down list
Office Flag Attribute Disable
Drop down list
Adjacent Office Type Enable
Drop down list
Adjacent Office Type Disable
Extend Info Enable
Extend Info Disable
BSC
IBSC SMLC
Drop down list
BSC
IBSC SMLC
Drop down list
INKA
OUTKA
Drop down list
INKA
OUTKA
Adjacent Office Info Enable
Drop down list
Adjacent Office Info Enable
Drop down list
Area Code
String Type, Length: 0 ~ 6
3. Click
adjacent office.
END OF STEPS
Modifying Adjacent Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify adjacent office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify adjacent office signaling
point in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Configuration Modify Adjacent Office (SET
OFC) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SET OFC interface
91
FIGURE 105 MODIFYING ADJACENT OFFICE IN ITC MODULE

3. Click
local office.
END OF STEPS
Deleting Adjacent Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps

Office Configuration Delete Adjacent Office (DEL
OFC) in the terminal interface of iTCM. DEL OFC interface
92
FI G U R E 1 0 6 D E L E T I N G AD J AC E N T OF F I C E I N ITC M O DU L E
2. Input the Office ID and User Alias.

3. Click
adjacent office.
END OF STEPS
Querying Adjacent Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query adjacent office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query adjacent office in ZXG10
iTCM:
Office Configuration Query Adjacent Office (SHOW
OFC) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW OFC interface
FIGURE 107 QUERYING ADJACENT OFFICE IN ITC MODULE
93
2. Configure the parameters which are already mentioned in

Table 15.
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by query local
office.
END OF STEPS
Setting Adjacent Office Properties

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To set the adjacent office properties in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to set adjacent office properties in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Configuration Set Adjacent Office Flag(SET
OFCFLG) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SET OFCFLG
interface appears in the Command Execute Result window,
FIGURE 108 SETTING ADJACENT OFFICE FLAG IN ITC MODULE

TABLE 16 DESCRIPTION OF THE SETTING ADJACENT OFFICE FLAG
P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Range
Adjacent Office ID
Integer Type, Range: 1 ~ 2048
User Alias
Virtual MSC
94
Parameter
Range
Backup NE
Integer Type, Range: 0 ~ 255
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by setting
adjacent office properties.
END OF STEPS
Modifying Adjacent Office Properties

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify adjacent office properties in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify adjacent office properties
in ZXG10 iTCM:
Office Configuration Modify Adjacent Office
Properties(SET OFCFLG) in the terminal interface of iTCM.
SET OFCFLG interface appears in the Command Execute
Result window, as shown in Figure 109.
FIGURE 109 MODIFYING ADJACENT OFFICE PROPERTIES IN ITC
MODULE

3. Click
adjacent office properties.
END OF STEPS
95
96
Chapter
N7 MTP Data
Configuration
This chapter explains the following topics:
N7 MTP Data Configuration Overview
Signaling Link Group Configuration
Signaling Link Configuration
Signaling Route Configuration
Signaling Office Direction Configuration
N7 MTP Data Configuration

Overview
ZXG10 iTC N7 MTP data configuration refers to signaling link
group configuration, signaling link configuration, signaling route
configuration and signaling.
ZXG10 iTC N7 MTP data configuration involves the following
sequence:
1. Creating signaling link set
2. Creating SPB signaling link
3. Creating signaling route
4. Creating signaling office
5. Creating signaling link monitor
97
Signaling Link Group

Configuration
Adding Signaling Link Group
Modifying Signaling Link Group
Deleting Signaling Link Group
Querying Signaling Link Group
Adding Signaling Link Group

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add adjacent office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add adjacent office in ZXG10 iTCM:
1. Click ITC Protocol Configuration N7 Configuration
MTP Data Configuration Signaling Link Group
Create Signaling Link Set (ADD N7 LKS) in the terminal
interface of iTCM. ADD N7LKS interface appears in the
FIGURE 110 ADDING SIGNALING LINK GROUP IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 1 7 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G S I G N AL I N G LI N K GR O U P
P AR AMETERS
98
Parameter
Range
Office direction
Link set Type
Drop down list
Chapter 5 N7 MTP Data Configuration
Parameter
Range
N64
NN64
N2M
Link Set No
How to Revise
error
Drop down list
BASIC
PCR
User Alias
Virtual MSC Index
3. Click
signaling link group.
END OF STEPS
Modifying Signaling Link Group

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify signaling link group in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify signaling link group in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Modify Signaling Link Set (SETN7 LKS) in the terminal
interface of iTCM. SET N7LKS interface appears in the
Command Execute Result window as shown, as shown in
Figure 111.
99
FIGURE 111 MODIFYING SIGNALING LINK SET GROUP IN ITC MODULE

3. Click
signaling link set group.
END OF STEPS
Deleting Signaling Link group

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps

Delete Signaling Link Set (DELN7 LKS) in the terminal
interface of iTCM. DEL N7LKS interface appears in the
Figure 112.
100
FIGURE 112 DELETING SIGNALING LINK GROUP IN ITC MODULE
2. Input the Link Set No and User Alias.

3. Click
END OF STEPS
Querying Signaling Link Group

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query the signaling link group in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query signaling link group in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Show Signaling Link Set (SHOWN7 LKS) in the terminal
interface of iTCM. SHOW N7LKS interface appears in the
Figure 113.
101
FIGURE 113 QUERYING SIGNALING LINK GROUP IN ITC MODULE

Table 17.
3. Click
END OF STEPS
Signaling Link Configuration

Adding SPB Access Signaling Link
Modifying SPB Access Signaling Link
Querying SPB Access Signaling Link
Adding DTB Access Signaling Link
Modifying DTB Access Signaling Link
Querying DTB Access Signaling Link
Querying Signaling Link Number
Deleting Signaling Link
Adding SPB Access Signaling Link

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
102
To add SPB access signaling link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add SPB access signaling link in
ZXG10 iTCM:

MTP Data Configuration Signaling Link
Configuration Create SPB Signaling Link (ADD N7
LNKE1) in the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD N7 LNKE1
FIGURE 114 ADDING SPB ACCESS SIGNALING LINK IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 1 8 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G S P B AC C E S S S IG N AL I N G LI N K
P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Range
Signaling Link Set No
SMP Module ID
User Alias
Signaling Link No
SPB Unit No
SPB Subunit No
E1 No connecting to SPB board
Start No of E1 to SPB board
Quantity of TSs
Code of Signaling Link Group
Signaling is from Loop
Drop down list
Miscellaneous Items
No
Yes
Drop down list
E1
103
Parameter
Range
N64KT1
I64KT1
56KT1
3. Click
SPB access signaling link.
END OF STEPS
Modifying SPB Access Signaling

Link
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify SPB access signaling link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify SPB access signaling link
in ZXG10 iTCM:
Configuration Modify SPB Signaling Link (SETN7
LNKE1) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SET N7 LNKE1
interface appears in the Command Execute Result window
as shown, as shown in Figure 115.
FIGURE 115 MODIFYING SPB ACCESS SIGNALING LINK IN ITC MODULE
104
3. Click
END OF STEPS
Querying SPB Access Signaling Link

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query the SPB access signaling link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query SPB access signaling link in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Configuration Show SPB Signaling Link (SHOWN7
LNKE1) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW N7 LNKE1
FIGURE 116 QUERYING SPB ACCESS SIGNALING LINK IN ITC MODULE

Table 18.
3. Click
END OF STEPS
105
Adding DTB Access Signaling Link

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add DTB access signaling link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add DTB access signaling link in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Configuration Create SPB Signaling Link (ADD N7
LNKDT) in the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD N7 LNKDT
FIGURE 117 ADDING DTB ACCESS SIGNALING LINK IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 1 9 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G D T B AC C E S S S IG N AL I N G LI N K
P AR AMETERS
106
Parameter
Range
Signaling Link Set No
SMP Module ID
Unit No
Trunk unit No
Signaling No
User Alias
Subunit No (CPU)
T Group unit E1 No
Start TS E1 of Line Connection
Parameter
Range
E1 TSs of Quantity Trunk board
Code of Signaling Link Group
Signaling is from Loop
Drop down list
Miscellaneous Items
No
Yes
Drop down list
E1
N64KT1
I64KT1
56KT1
3. Click
DTB access signaling link.
END OF STEPS
Modifying DTB Access Signaling

Link
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify DTB access signaling link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify DTB access signaling link
in ZXG10 iTCM:
Configuration Modify DTB Signaling Link (SETN7
LNKDT) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SET N7 LNKE1
107
FIGURE 118 MODIFYING DTB ACCESS SIGNALING LINK IN ITC MODULE

3. Click
END OF STEPS
Querying DTB Access Signaling Link

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query the DTB access signaling link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query BTB access signaling link in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Configuration Show DTB Signaling Link (SHOWN7
LNKDT) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW N7 LNKDT
108
FIGURE 119 QUERYING DTB ACCESS SIGNALING LINK IN ITC MODULE

Table 19.
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by query DTB
access signaling link.
END OF STEPS
Querying Signaling Link Number

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query the signaling link number in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query signaling link number in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Configuration Show Signaling Link number
(SHOWN7 LNKO) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW
N7 LNKE1 interface appears in the Command Execute
Result window as shown, as shown in Figure 120.
109
FIGURE 120 QUERYING SIGNALING LINK IN ITC MODULE
2. Select the Bearer link type from the drop down list.
3. Click
END OF STEPS
Deleting Signaling Link

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete signaling link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete signaling link in ZXG10
iTCM:
MTP Data Configuration Signaling Link Delete
Signaling Link (DELN7 LNK) in the terminal interface of
iTCM. DEL N7 LNKE1 interface appears in the Command
Execute Result window as shown, as shown in Figure 121.
110
FIGURE 121 DELETING SPB ACCESS SIGNALING LINK IN ITC MODULE
2. Input the Signaling Link No and User Alias.

3. Click
SPB signaling link.
END OF STEPS
Signaling Route
Configuration
Adding Signaling Route
Modifying Signaling Route
Deleting Signaling Route
Querying Signaling Route
Adding Signaling Route

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add a signaling route in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add a signaling route in ZXG10
iTCM:
MTP Data Configuration Signaling Route
Configuration Create Signaling Route (ADD N7
ROUTE) in the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD N7ROUTE
111

FIGURE 122 ADDING SIGNALING ROUTE IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 2 0 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G S I G N AL I N G R O U T E P AR AM E T E R S
Parameter
Range
User Alias
Signaling Link Set 1
Signaling Link Set 2
Signaling Route No
Sets Arrange Mode
Drop down list
Arrange mode in A Set
Drop down list
Sort Manually
Drop down list
Link Set
Virtual MSC Index
Yes
No
Sequence No
Link No
3. Click
signaling route.
END OF STEPS
112
Modifying Signaling Route

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify signaling link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify signaling route in ZXG10
iTCM:
Configuration Modify Signaling Route (SETN7 ROUTE)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. SET N7ROUTE interface
appears in the Command Execute Result window as shown,
FIGURE 123 MODIFYING SIGNALING ROUTE IN ITC MODULE

3. Click
signaling route.
END OF STEPS
Deleting Signaling Route

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete signaling route in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete signaling route in ZXG10
iTCM:
113
Configuration Delete Signaling Route (DELN7ROUTE)

in the terminal interface of iTCM. DEL N7 ROUTE interface
FIGURE 124 DELETING SIGNALING ROUTE IN ITC MODULE
2. Input the Signaling Route No and User Alias.

3. Click
signaling route.
END OF STEPS
Querying Signaling Route

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query the signaling route link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query signaling route in ZXG10
iTCM:
Configuration Show DTB Signaling Route (SHOWN7
ROUTE) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW N7ROUTE
114
FIGURE 125 QUERYING SIGNALING ROUTE IN ITC MODULE

Table 20.
3. Click
signaling route.
END OF STEPS
Signaling Office
Configuration
Adding Signaling Office
Modifying Signaling Office
Deleting Signaling Office
Querying Signaling Office
Adding Signaling Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add a signaling office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add a signaling office in ZXG10
iTCM:
MTP Data Configuration Signaling Office
Configuration Create Signaling Office (ADD N7 OFC)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD N7OFC interface
115

FIGURE 126 ADDING SIGNALING OFFICE IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 2 1 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G S I G N AL I N G OF F I C E P AR AM E T E R S
Parameter
Range
Route Office Direction
Direct Route No
First Bypass Route
Second Bypass Route
Third Bypass Route
User Alias
3. Click
signaling office.
END OF STEPS
Modifying Signaling Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify signaling office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify signaling office in ZXG10
iTCM:
116
Configuration Modify Signaling Office (SETN7 OFC)

in the terminal interface of iTCM. SET N7OFC interface
FIGURE 127 MODIFYING SIGNALING OFFICE IN ITC MODULE

3. Click
signaling office.
END OF STEPS
Deleting Signaling Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete signaling office in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete signaling office in ZXG10
iTCM:
Configuration Delete Signaling Office (DELN7 OFC)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. DEL N7OFC interface
117
FIGURE 128 DELETING SIGNALING OFFICE IN ITC MODULE
2. Input the Route Office Direction and User Alias.

3. Click
signaling office.
END OF STEPS
Querying Signaling Office

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query the signaling office link in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query signaling office in ZXG10
iTCM:
Configuration Show Signaling Office (SHOWN7 OFC)
in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW N7OFC interface
118
FIGURE 129 QUERYING SIGNALING OFFICE IN ITC MODULE

Table 21.
3. Click
signaling office.
END OF STEPS
119
120
Chapter
N7 SCCP Data
Configuration
N7 SCCP Data Configuration Overview
Adding Signaling Subsystem Configuration
Modifying Signaling Subsystem
Deleting Signaling Subsystem
Querying Signaling Subsystem
N7 SCCP Data Configuration

Overview
ZXG10 iTC N7 SCCP data configuration refers to signaling
subsystem configuration. It involves N7SSN configuration.
ZXG10 iTC N7 SCCP data configuration involves the following
sequence:
1. Creating N7 SSN
2. Modifying N7 SSN
3. Querying N7 SSN
Adding Signaling Subsystem

Configuration
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To add a signaling subsystem in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to add a signaling subsystem in
ZXG10 iTCM:
121

SCCP Data Configuration Signaling Subsystem
Configuration Create N7 SSN (ADD N7 SSN) in the
terminal interface of iTCM. ADD N7SSN interface appears in
130.
FIGURE 130 ADDING SIGNALING SUBSYSTEM IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 2 2 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G S I G N AL I N G S U B S Y S T E M
P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Range
Office Direction
Subsystem No
Drop down list
Subsystem ID
Standby Subsystem
Drop down list
Yes
No
Standby Office Direction
Standby System No
Drop down list
User Alias
3. Click
signaling subsystem.
END OF STEPS
122
Chapter 6 N7 SCCP Data Configuration
Modifying Signaling Subsystem

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To modify signaling subsystem in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to modify signaling subsystem in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Configuration Modify Signaling Subsystem (SETN7
NSS) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SET N7NSS interface
FIGURE 131 MODIFYING SIGNALING SUBSYSTEM IN ITC MODULE

3. Click
END OF STEPS
Deleting Signaling Subsystem

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete signaling subsystem in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to delete signaling subsystem in
ZXG10 iTCM:
SCCP Data Configuration Signaling Susbsystem
123
Configuration Delete Signaling Subsystem (DELN7

SSN) in the terminal interface of iTCM. DEL N7SSN interface
FIGURE 132 DELETING SIGNALING SUBSYSTEM IN ITC MODULE
2. Input the Subsystem ID.

3. Click
END OF STEPS
Querying Signaling Subsystem

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query the signaling subsystem in ZXG10 iTCM

iTCM is works normally and terminal interface is accessible.
Perform the following steps to query signaling subsystem in
ZXG10 iTCM:
Configuration Show Signaling Subsystem (SHOWN7
SSN) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW N7SSN
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Chapter 6 N7 SCCP Data Configuration
FIGURE 133 QUERYING SIGNALING SUBSYSTEM IN ITC MODULE

Table 22.
3. Click
END OF STEPS
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126
Chapter
Service Configuration
Service Configuration Overview
A-interface Configuration
Ater interface Configuration
Resource Circuit Semi-permanent Configuration
Service Configuration Overview

ZXG10 iTC service configuration refers to A-interface
configuration, Ater interface configuration and resource circuit
semi-permanent configuration.
ZXG10 iTC service configuration involves the following sequence:
1. Creating A-interface PCM Configuration
2. Creating Ater interface PCM Configuration
3. Creating resource Circuit Semi-permanent Configuration
A-Interface Configuration
Creating A-interface PCM Configuration
Deleting A-interface PCM Configuration
Displaying A-interface PCM Configuration
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Creating A-interface PCM

Configuration
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To create A-interface PCM configuration in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps
configuration in ZXG10 iTCM:
to
create
A-interface
PCM
1. Click ITC Business Configuration A Port and Ater

Port Configuration Add A Port PCM System
Configuration(ADD APCM) in the terminal interface of
iTCM. ADD APCM interface appears in the Command
FIGURE 134 ADDING A PORT PCM IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 2 3 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G A P O R T P C M P AR AM E T E R S
Parameter
Range
Office ID
PCM ID
Unit ID
Sub unit ID
Integer type; Range: 9 ~71
Number
User Label
String type, Length: 50
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by creating
A-interface PCM configuration.
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END OF STEPS
Deleting A-Interface PCM

Configuration
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To delete A-interface PCM configuration in ZXG10 iTCM

to
delete
A-interface
PCM

Port Configuration Delete A Port PCM System
Configuration(DEL APCM) in the terminal interface of iTCM.
DEL APCM interface appears in the Command Execute
FIGURE 135 DELETE A PORT PCM IN ITC MODULE
2. Input the Office ID, PCM ID, Unit ID and Sub unit ID.
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by deleting Ainterface PCM configuration.
END OF STEPS
Displaying A-interface PCM

Configuration
Purpose
To display the A-interface PCM configuration in ZXG10 iTCM
Prerequisites
129
Steps

to
display
A-interface
PCM

Port Configuration Show A Port PCM System
Configuration (SHOW APCM) in the terminal interface of
iTCM. SHOW APCM interface appears in the Command
FIGURE 136 DISPLAYING A INTERF ACE PCM CONFIGURATION ITC
MODULE

Table 23.
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by displaying
A-interface PCM configuration.
END OF STEPS
Ater Interface Configuration

Creating Ater Interface PCM Configuration
Deleting Ater Interface PCM Configuration
Displaying Ater Interface PCM Configuration
Creating Ater Interface PCM

Configuration
130
Purpose
To create Ater interface PCM configuration in ZXG10 iTCM
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform the following steps to create Ater interface PCM

Port Configuration Add Ater Port PCM System
Configuration(ADD ATERPCM) in the terminal interface of
iTCM. ADD ATERPCM interface appears in the Command
FIGURE 137 ADDING ATER PORT PCM IN ITC MODULE

T AB L E 2 4 DE S C R I P T I O N OF AD D I N G AT E R P O R T P C M P AR AM E T E R S
Parameter
Range
Office ID
PCM ID
Unit ID
Sub unit ID
Integer type; Range: 9 ~71
Number
User Label
String type, Length: 50
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by creating
Ater interface PCM configuration.
END OF STEPS
Deleting Ater interface PCM

Configuration
Purpose
To delete Ater interface PCM configuration in ZXG10 iTCM
131
Prerequisites
Steps

Perform the following steps to delete Ater interface PCM
Port Configuration Delete Ater Port PCM System
Configuration(DEL ATERPCM) in the terminal interface of
iTCM. DEL ATERPCM interface appears in the Command
FI G U R E 1 3 8 D E L E T I N G AT E R P O R T P C M I N I TC MO D UL E
2. Input the Office ID, PCM ID, Unit ID and Sub unit ID.
3. Click
END OF STEPS
Displaying Ater interface PCM

Configuration
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To display the Ater interface PCM configuration in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to display Ater interface PCM
Port Configuration Show Ater Port PCM System
Configuration (SHOW ATERPCM) in the terminal interface
of iTCM. SHOW ATERPCM interface appears in the Command
132
FIGURE 139 DISPLAYING ATER INTERFACE PCM CONFIGURATION ITC

MODULE

Table 24.
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by displaying
END OF STEPS
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134
Chapter
Synchronous Data
Transferring
Synchronizing All Tables
Synchronizing Changed Tables
Checking Synchronized Tasks
Querying Changed Tables
Synchronizing all Tables

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To synchronize all tables in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to synchronize all tables in ZXG10
iTCM:
1. Click ITC Data Transfer Synchronization All Tables
(SYNC ALL) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SYNC ALL
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FI G U R E 1 4 0 S Y N C H R O NI Z IN G AL L T AB L E S I N I TC M OD U L E

TABLE 25 DESCRIPTION OF SYNCHRONIZING ALL T ABLES P AR AMETERS
Parameter
Range
Module List
Adding option
Response time (100ms)
Save at once
Drop down list
Synchronize at once
Yes
No
Drop down list
Yes
No
3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by
synchronizing all tables.
END OF STEPS
Synchronizing Changed Tables

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To synchronize changed tables in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to synchronize all tables in ZXG10
iTCM:
1. Click ITC Data Transfer Synchronization Changed
Tables (SYNC CHG) in the terminal interface of iTCM. ADD
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SYNC CHG interface appears in the Command Execute

FIGURE 141 SYNCHRONIZING CHANGED TABLES IN ITC MODULE
2. Configure the parameters according to Table 25.

3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by
synchronizing changed tables.
END OF STEPS
Checking Synchronized Tasks

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To check whether the current synchronized tasks are completed

in ZXG10 iTCM
Perform the following steps to check whether the current
synchronized tasks are completed in ZXG10 iTCM:
1. Click ITC Data Transfer Show Synchronization
Status (SYNCSTAT) in the terminal interface of iTCM.
SHOW SYNCSTAT interface appears in the Command
137
FIGURE 142 CHECKING SYNCHRONIZATION TASK STATUS IN ITC

MODULE
2. Add Module List and configure Response Timeout.

3. Click
Command Process interface shows the result by checking
whether current synchronization task is completed.
END OF STEPS
Querying Changed Tables

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To query the changed tables in ZXG10 iTCM

Perform the following steps to query the changed tables in
ZXG10 iTCM:
1. Click ITC Data Transfer Show Changes Tables
(SHOW CHG) in the terminal interface of iTCM. SHOW CHG
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FIGURE 143 QUERYING CHANGED TABLES IN ITC MODULE
2. Add the Module No and Click

button to run
the command and Command Process interface shows the
result by querying the changed tables.
END OF STEPS
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Chapter
Configuration Examples
ZXG10 iTC configuration example refers to physical configuration,
N7 link data configuration, A-interface configuration and Ater
interface configuration.
This chapter contains the following topic:
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
To configure ZXG10 iTC in iTCM

Perform the following steps to configure the iTC in ZXG10 iTCM:
1. ADD NE according to the following configuration:
ID =10, TYPE =ITC, VENDOR =ZTE, STATE =0, NAME
=HZiTC10, MESUBTYPE =NULL
2. Add Shelf according to the following configuration:
RACK =1, SHELF =2, TYPE =BUSN, NAME =BUSN-2
3. Add Module according to the following configuration:
i.
MODULE =1, CPUTYPE =CENTRINO, NAME =OMP
ii. MODULE =2, CPUTYPE = CENTRINO, NAME =RPU

4. Add OMP IP according to the following configuration:
OMPIP =192.168.1.110
5. Add BCSN, BPSN and NPSNE Shelf according to the
following configuration:
i.
RACK =1, SHELF =1, TYPE =BCSN, NAME =BCSN-1
ii. RACK =1, SHELF =3, TYPE =BUSN, NAME =BUSN-3

iii. RACK =1, SHELF =4, TYPE =BPSNE, NAME =BPSN-4
6. Add UIM, CLKG, ETSN, PSN4V, TFI, CLIQV, SPB boards
according to the following configuration:
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i.
LOC=1-2-9,
MODULE=1,
UNT=209,
TYPE
=UIM_TNET_GXS_2TFS_75,
BKMODE=ONEPLUSONE,
BKUNT =65535, UIMATTR=TFULL, CLK=255, CLKDETECT
=YES, TNETATTRI=EXCHANGE_BIGTNET, NAME=UIMT209
ii. LOC=1-3-9,
MODULE=1,
UNT=309,
TYPE=UIM_TNET_GXS_2TFS_755,
BKMODE=ONEPLUSONE,
BKUNT=65535,
UIMATTR
=TFULL,
CLK
=255,
CLKDETECT=YES,
TNETATTRI=EXCHANGE_BIGTNET, NAME =UIMT-309
iii. LOC
=1-1-9,
MODULE
=1,
TYPE=UIM_GCS_755,
BKMODE
BKUNT=65535,
UIMATTR=TOTHER,
CLKDETECT =NO, NAME =UIMC-109
UNT
=109,
=ONEPLUSONE,
CLK
=255,
iv. LOC=1-4-15,
MODULE=1,
UNT=415,
TYPE=UIM_GCS_755, BKMODE=ONEPLUSONE, BKUNT
=65535, CLK=255, NAME =UIMC-415
v. LOC =1-3-15, MODULE=1, UNT=315, TYPE =CHUB,
BKMODE=ONEPLUSONE,
BKUNT=65535,
CLK=255,
NAME =CHUB-315
vi. LOC =1-1-15, MODULE =1, UNT=115, TYPE=CLKG,
BKMODE =ONEPLUSONE, BKUNT =65535, CLK =255,
NAME="CLKG-115
vii. LOC =1-1-5, MODULE =1, UNT =105, TYPE =ETSN_85xx,
BKMODE =ONEPLUSONE, BKUNT =65535, CLK=255,
NAME=ETSN-105
viii.LOC =1-4-7, MODULE=1, UNT=407, TYPE =PSN4V,
BKMODE=LOADSHARE,
BKUNT=408,
CLK=255,
NAME=PSN4V-407
ix. LOC
=1-1-1,
MODULE=1,
UNT=101,
TYPE=TFI,
BKMODE=ONETOONE, BKUNT=65535, CLK =255, NAME
=TFI-101
x. LOC=1-4-1, MODULE=1, UNT=401, TYPE =GLIQV,
BKMODE=LOADSHARE, CLK=255, NAME=GLI-401
xi. LOC=1-4-2,
MODULE=1,
UNT=402,
TYPE=GLIQV,
BKMODE =LOADSHARE, BKUNT=401, CLK=255, NAME
=GLI-402
xii. LOC=1-2-7, MODULE=1, UNT=207, TYPE=SPB_8260,
BKMODE=NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME=SPB-207
xiii.LOC=1-3-7, MODULE =1, UNT=307, TYPE=SPB_8260,
BKMODE=NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME=SPB-307
7. Add MP for BPSNE
configuration:
shelf according to the following
LOC=1-4-9, MODULE=3&4, FUNC1=SMP, FUNC2=SMP,

CPUTYPE=CENTRINO, BKMODE=ONEPLUSONE, NAME=SMP3, NAME2 =SMP-4
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8. Add DTB, DTRB, TIPB units according to the following

configuration:
i.
LOC=1-2-1, MODULE=3, UNT=201, TYPE=DTB_EC0,

BKMODE=NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME=DTB-201
ii. LOC=1-3-1, MODULE=3, UNT=301, TYPE=DTB_EC0,

BKMODE=NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME=DTB-301
iii. LOC=1-2-2, MODULE=3, UNT=202, TYPE=DTB_EC0,
BKMODE=NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME =DTB202
iv. LOC =1-3-14, MODULE=3, UNT=314, TYPE =DTB_EC0,
BKMODE =NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME=DTB314
v. LOC=1-2-5, MODULE=3, UNT =205, TYPE=DRTB_8260,
BKMODE=NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME =DRTB205
vi. LOC=1-3-5, MODULE=3, UNT=305, TYPE=DRTB_8260,
BKMODE=NO, BKUNT =65535, CLK =255, NAME =DRTB305
vii. LOC=1-2-8, MODULE=3, UNT=208, TYPE=TIPB_8260,
BKMODE=NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME=TIPB208
viii.LOC=1-3-8, MODULE=3, UNT=308, TYPE=TIPB_8260,
BKMODE=NO, BKUNT=65535, CLK=255, NAME=TIPB308
9. Connect new modules according to following configuration:
i.
TFI =101, TFIPRT=0, UIM=209, TFSPRT =0
ii. TFI =101, FIPRT=1, UIM =209, TFSPRT =1

iii. TFI =101, TFIPRT=2, UIM =309, TFSPRT =0
iv. TFI =101, TFIPRT=3, UIM =309, TFSPRT =1
v. GLI=401,
GLIPRT=0,
UNTBK=402
UIM=209,
PRTTYPE=GE,
vi. GLI=401,
GLIPRT=1,
UNTBK=402
UIM=309,
PRTTYPE=GE,
10. Add OPC according to the following configuration:

NET=NET1,
AC=0571,
SPCFORMAT=TRIPLE_DEC,
OPC14=1.10.0,
APPTYPE=SCCP,
NETAPP=0,
INFO=NONETAPP, DOMAININDEX=0, NAME =HZiTC10
11. Add Local Office according to the following configuration:
OFFTYPE=LOCAL,
SPTYPE=STEP,
RESTART=YES
NET=NET1,
SEQ=0,
TCODE=1234,
LANG=DEFAULT,
RSTTIME=10000,
12. Add Three BSCs as Adjacent Office according to the

following configuration:
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i.
ID=1,
NET=NET1,
NAME=HZBSC60,
SPCFORMAT=TRIPLE_DEC, SPCTYPE=14, DPC=1.10.1,
AC =0571, TIMELMT=0, ASSOTYPE=AM_SURE, SPTYPE
=STEP,
SSF=NATIONAL,
IPTYPE=IPV4,
VPNID=0,
IPADDR=0.0.0.0, CALLMT=0, SUBPRTTYPE =DEFAULT,
TEST
=YES,
BANDFLAG=NOT
SUPPORT,
DMTYPE
=DOMAIN_SCN, PRTCTYPE =CHINA, OFFICETYPE =IBSC
SMLC, URLOPT=TEL, CLUSTERID=65535, SIGTYPE=ENBLOC,SENDKB=B6,
LEVFLAG=NOISUP,
RECVCGN=1,
INFO=CIC_PCM, DMINDEX=0, OFCSERVLVL=INVALID,
RELATEDOFC1 =0
ii. ID=2,
NET=NET1,
NAME=HZBSC61,
SPCFORMAT=TRIPLE_DEC, SPCTYPE =14, DPC =1.10.2,
=STEP,
SSF=NATIONAL,
IPTYPE=IPV4
,VPNID=0,
IPADDR ="0.0.0.0" ,CALLMT =0 ,SUBPRTTYPE =DEFAULT,
TEST=YES,
BANDFLAG=NOT
SUPPORT,
DMTYPE=DOMAIN_SCN, PRTCTYPE =CHINA ,OFFICETYPE
=IBSC SMLC, URLOPT=TEL,CLUSTERID=65535, SIGTYPE
=EN-BLOC
,SENDKB=B6,
LEVFLAG=NOISUP,
RECVCGN=1,
INFO=CIC_PCM,
DMINDEX=0,
OFCSERVLVL=INVALID, RELATEDOFC1 =0
iii. ID=3,
NET=NET1,
NAME=HZBSC62,
SPCFORMAT=TRIPLE_DEC, SPCTYPE =14, DPC =1.10.3,
=STEP,
SSF=NATIONAL,
IPTYPE=IPV4,
VPNID=0,
IPADDR=0.0.0.0,
CALLMT=0,
SUBPRTTYPE
=DEFAULT,TEST=YES,
BANDFLAG=NOT
SUPPORT,
DMTYPE=DOMAIN_SCN, PRTCTYPE =CHINA, OFFICETYPE
=IBSC
SMLC,
URLOPT=TEL,
CLUSTERID=65535,
SIGTYPE=EN-BLOC, SENDKB=B6, LEVFLAG=NOISUP,
RECVCGN=1,
INFO=CIC_PCM,
DMINDEX=0,
OFCSERVLVL=INVALID, RELATEDOFC1 =0
13. Add new Signaling Link Group according to the following
configuration:
i.
OFCID=1,
TYPE=N64,
NAME=HZBSC60
ID=60,
LECM=BASIC,
ii. OFCID=2,
TYPE=N64,
NAME=HZBSC61
ID=61,
LECM=BASIC,
iii. OFCID =3, TYPE

NAME=HZBSC62
=N64,
ID
=62,
LECM
=BASIC,
14. Add DTB Signaling Link Access according to the following

configuration:
i.
LKSID=60, MODULE=3, SPBUNT=207, TRKUNT=202, ID

=1, NAME=HZBSC60_Ater_LINK_0, CPU=1, E1 =11,
E1TS=16, TSNUM =1, SLC =0, LOOP =NO, INFO =E1
ii. LKSID =60, MODULE =3, SPBUNT =307, TRKUNT=314,

ID =2, NAME ="HZBSC60_Ater_LINK_1", CPU =1, E1
=11, E1TS =16, TSNUM =1, SLC =1, LOOP =NO, INFO
=E1
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iii. LKSID =61, MODULE =3, SPBUNT =207, TRKUNT=202,

=E1
iv. LKSID =61, MODULE =3, SPBUNT =307, TRKUNT=314,
=E1
v. LKSID =62, MODULE =3, SPBUNT =207, TRKUNT=202,
=E1
vi. LKSID =62, MODULE =3, SPBUNT =307, TRKUNT=314,
=E1
15. Add N7 Signaling
configurations:
i.
Route
according
to
the
following
NAME ="HZBSC60", LKSID1 =60, LKSID2 =0, ID =60,

LPM=RAND, LPMIN =RAND, MANUAL =NO
ii. NAME ="HZBSC61", LKSID1 =61, LKSID2 =0, ID=61,

iii. NAME ="HZBSC62", LKSID1 =62, LKSID2 =0, ID =62,
16. Add N7 Office according to the following configurations:
i.
ID =1, RT1 =60, RT2 =0, RT3 =0, RT4 =0, NAME
="HZBSC60"
ii. ID =2, RT1 =61, RT2 =0, RT3 =0, RT4 =0, NAME
="HZBSC61"
17. Add N7 SSN according to the following configurations:
i.
OFCID =0, SSN =BSSAP_A, TAG =NO, NAME ="NOME"
ii. OFCID =0, SSN =ATER, TAG =NO, NAME ="NOME"

iii. OFCID =1, SSN =NULL, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC60"
iv. OFCID =1, SSN =SCCP, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC60"
v. OFCID =1,
="HZBSC60"
SSN
=BSSAP_A,
TAG
=NO,
NAME
vi. OFCID =1, SSN =ATER, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC60"

vii. OFCID =2, SSN =NULL, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC61"
viii.OFCID =2, SSN =SCCP, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC61"
ix. OFCID =2,
="HZBSC61"
SSN
=BSSAP_A,
TAG
=NO,
NAME
x. OFCID =2 , SSN =ATER, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC61"

xi. OFCID =3, SSN =NULL, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC62"
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xii. OFCID =3, SSN =SCCP, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC62"

xiii.OFCID =3,
="HZBSC62"
SSN
=BSSAP_A,
TAG
=NO,
NAME
xiv.OFCID =3, SSN =ATER, TAG =NO, NAME ="HZBSC62"

18. Add PCM for A Interface according to the following
configurations:
i.
OFC =1, PCM =0, UNIT =201, SUNIT =9, NUM =1,
NAME="HZBSC60_APCM0"
ii. OFC =1, PCM =1, UNIT =201, SUNIT =10, NUM =1,
iii. OFC =1, PCM =2, UNIT =201, SUNIT =11, NUM =1,
iv. OFC =1, PCM =3, UNIT =201, SUNIT =12, NUM =1,
v. OFC =1, PCM =4, UNIT =201, SUNIT =13, NUM =1,
vi. OFC =1, PCM =5, UNIT =201, SUNIT =14, NUM =1,
vii. OFC =1, PCM =6, UNIT =301, SUNIT =9, NUM =1,
viii.OFC =1, PCM =7, UNIT =301, SUNIT =10, NUM =1,
ix. OFC =1, PCM =8, UNIT =301, SUNIT =11, NUM =1,
x. OFC =1, PCM =9, UNIT =301, SUNIT =12, NUM =1,
xi. OFC =1, PCM =10, UNIT =301, SUNIT =13, NUM =1,
xii. OFC =1, PCM =11, UNIT =301, SUNIT =14, NUM =1,
19. Add PCM for Ater Interface according to the following
configurations:
i.
OFC =1, PCM =0, UNIT =202, SUNIT =9, NUM =1,
NAME="HZBSC60_AterPCM0"
ii. OFC =1, PCM =1, UNIT =202, SUNIT =10, NUM =1,
iii. OFC =1, PCM =2, UNIT =202, SUNIT =11, NUM =1,
iv. OFC =1, PCM =3, UNIT =314, SUNIT =9, NUM =1,
v. OFC =1, PCM =4, UNIT =314, SUNIT =10, NUM =1,
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vi. OFC =1, PCM =5, UNIT =314, SUNIT =11, NUM =1,
20. Add Resource link for semi-permanent
according to the following configurations:
i.
connection
ID =1, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =9, AIDX =1, BUNIT=201,

BSUNIT =9, BIDX =1, TAG=ATER/GUP_DOUBLE,
NAME="HZBSC60_A_LINK_0
ii. ID =2, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =10, AIDX =1, BUNIT=201,

BSUNIT =12, BIDX =1, TAG=ATER/GUP_DOUBLE,
NAME="HZBSC60_A_LINK_1"
iii. ID =3, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =9, AIDX =1, BUNIT=301,
BSUNIT =9, BIDX =1, TAG =ATER/GUP_DOUBLE,
iv. ID =4, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =10, AIDX =1, BUNIT=301,
v. ID =5, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =17, AIDX =1, BUNIT=201,
vi. ID =6, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =18, AIDX =1, BUNIT=201,
vii. ID =7, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =17, AIDX =1, BUNIT=301,
viii.ID =8 , AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =18, AIDX =1, BUNIT=301,
ix. ID =9, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =25, AIDX =1, BUNIT=201,
x. ID =10, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =25, AIDX =1,
BUNIT=301,
BSUNIT
=29,
BIDX
=1,
TAG
=ATER/GUP_DOUBLE, NAME="HZBSC62_A_LINK_1"
xi. ID =11, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =26, AIDX =1,
BUNIT=301,
BSUNIT=
32,
BIDX
=1,
TAG
=ATER/GUP_DOUBLE, NAME="HZBSC62_A_LINK_2"
21. Add DTB and TIPB semi-permanent connection according to
the following configurations:
i.
ID =1001, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =9,

BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=9,
BIDX
=ATER/GUP_DOUBLE, NAME ="DTBTIPB"
AIDX
=0,
=16,
TAG
ii. ID =1031, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =10, AIDX =16,

BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=9,
BIDX
=30,
TAG
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iii. ID =1061, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =11, AIDX =1,

BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=10,
BIDX
=15,
TAG
iv. ID =1091, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =17, AIDX =16,
BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=11,
BIDX
=0,
TAG
v. ID =1121, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =18, AIDX =16,
BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=11,
BIDX
=30,
TAG
vi. ID =1151, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =19, AIDX =1,
BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=12,
BIDX
=15,
TAG
vii. ID =1181, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =25, AIDX =16,
BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=13,
BIDX
=0,
TAG
viii.ID =1211, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =26, AIDX =1,
BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=13,
BIDX
=30,
TAG
ix. ID =1241, AUNIT =202, ASUNIT =27, AIDX =1,
BUNIT=208,
BSUNIT
=14,
BIDX
=15,
TAG
x. ID =1271, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =9,
BUNIT=308,
BSUNIT
=9,
BIDX
AIDX
=0,
=16,
TAG
xi. ID =1301, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =10, AIDX =16,

BUNIT=308,
BSUNIT
=9,
BIDX
=30,
TAG
xii. ID =1331, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =11, AIDX =1,
BUNIT=308,
BSUNIT
=10,
BIDX
=15,
TAG
xiii. ID =1361, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =17, AIDX =16,
BUNIT=308,
BSUNIT
=11,
BIDX
=0,
TAG
xiv. ID =1391, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =18, AIDX =16,
BUNIT=308,
BSUNIT
=11,
BIDX
=30,
TAG
xv. ADD CONNECT :ID =1421 ,AUNIT =314 ,ASUNIT
=19 ,AIDX =1 ,BUNIT=308 ,BSUNIT =12 ,BIDX
=15 ,TAG =ATER/GUP_DOUBLE ,NAME ="DTBTIPB"
xvi. ID =1451, AUNIT =314, BSUNIT =25, AIDX =16,
BUNIT=308,
BSUNIT
=13,
BIDX
=0,
TAG
xvii. ID =1481, AUNIT =314, ASUNIT =26, AIDX =16,
BUNIT=308,
BSUNIT
=13,
BIDX
=30,
TAG
148
xviii. ID =1511, AUNIT =314, BSUNIT =27, AIDX =1,

BUNIT=308,
BSUNIT
=14,
BIDX
=15,
TAG
22. Synchronize and save all the data according to following
configuration:
TIMEOUT =30, SAVE =YES, TOSLAVE =YES
This results in configuring iTC rack, as shown in Figure 144.
FIGURE 144 EXAMPLE OF ITC CONFIGURATION
END OF STEPS
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150
Appendix
Abbreviations
Abbreviation
Full name
B
BCSN
Backplane of Circuit Switch Network
BCTC
Backplane of Control Center
BSC
Base Station Controller
BTS
Base Transceiver Station
C
CHUB
Control plane HUB
CLKG
Clock Generator
D
DTB
Digital Trunk Board
F
FE
Fast Ethernet
G
GIPB
Gb Interface Processing board
GIU
Gb Interface Unit
GUB
GSM Universal Processing Board
I
iTC
Intelligent Transcoder
iTCM
M
MSC
Mobile Switching Center
O
OMC
Operation and Maintenance Center
OMP
Operation Main Processor
P
PWRD
Power Distributor
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Abbreviation
Full name
PWRDB
Power Distributor Backplane
R
RDTB
Rear Board of DTB
RGIM
Rear General Interface Module
RSPB
Rear Board of SPB
S
SBCX
Single Board Computer of X86
SPB
Signal Processing Board
152
UIMC
Universal Interface Module for Control

plane
UIMU
Universal Interface Module for User

plane
Appendix
Figures
Figure 1 Selecting Terminal Option in iTCM Physical View ......3
Figure 2 Command Terminal Window..................................4
Figure 3 System Parameters Setting Interface .....................5
Figure 4 Setting Environment Command Interface ................6
Figure 5 Command Execution Result Interface .....................6
Figure 6 Processing Single Command..................................7
Figure 7 Executing Batch Processing Commands ..................8
Figure 8 Batch Processing Interface ....................................8
Figure 9 Adding NE ........................................................ 10
Figure 10 Parameters Configuration Interface for Adding NE 11
Figure 11 iTC Appearance After Configuration .................... 12
Figure 12 Command Execute Result Interface for Modifying NE
..................................................................................... 13
Figure 13 Deleting NE..................................................... 13
Figure 14 Show NE Interface ........................................... 14
Figure 15 Result To Show NE Command............................ 14
Figure 16 Adding iTC Rack .............................................. 15
Figure 17 Result of Add Rack Command in Command Process
Interface ......................................................................... 16
Figure 18 Rackchart Management Interface ....................... 16
Figure 19 Modifying Rack ................................................ 17
Figure 20 Result of Modifying Rack ................................... 17
Figure 21 Deleting Rack.................................................. 18
Figure 22 Result of Deleting Rack..................................... 18
Figure 23 Querying Rack................................................. 19
Figure 24 Result of Querying Rack.................................... 19
Figure 25 Adding Shelf in iTC Rack ................................... 20
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Figure 26 Result of Add Shelf Command in Command Process

Interface ......................................................................... 21
Figure 27 Rackchart Management Interface After Adding Shelf
..................................................................................... 21
Figure 28 Modifying Shelf................................................ 22
Figure 29 Result of Modifying Shelf................................... 22
Figure 30 Deleting Shelf ................................................. 23
Figure 31 Querying Shelf ................................................ 24
Figure 32 Result of Querying Shelf ................................... 24
Figure 33 Adding Module in iTC Shelf ................................ 25
Figure 34 Adding Location of Module ................................ 26
Figure 35 Adding Module Number..................................... 26
Figure 36 Adding Module Type ......................................... 27
Figure 37 Adding Module 2 Type ...................................... 27
Figure 38 Result of Add Module Command in Command
Process Interface.............................................................. 28
Figure 39 Rackchart Management Interface After Adding
Module ........................................................................... 28
Figure 40 Modifying Module............................................. 29
Figure 41 Result of Modifying Module................................ 29
Figure 42 Deleting Module............................................... 30
Figure 43 Selecting Location during Deleting Module ........... 31
Figure 44 Querying Module ............................................. 32
Figure 45 Selecting Location During Querying Module ......... 32
Figure 46 Adding Module Type During Querying Module....... 33
Figure 47 Result of Modifying Module................................ 33
Figure 48 Adding Unit in iTC Module ................................. 34
Figure 49 Adding Location of Unit..................................... 35
Figure 50 Result of Add Module Command in Command
Process Interface.............................................................. 37
Figure 51 Rackchart Management Interface After Adding Unit
..................................................................................... 38
Figure 52 Modifying Unit ................................................. 39
Figure 53 Deleting Unit................................................... 40
Figure 54 Querying Unit.................................................. 41
Figure 55 Selecting Location during Querying Unit .............. 41
Figure 56 Result of Querying Unit..................................... 42
Figure 57 Modifying Sub-unit........................................... 43
154
Appendix B Figures
Figure 58 Querying Sub-unit ........................................... 45

Figure 59 Adding TFI-UIM Unit Connection in iTC Module ..... 46
Figure 60 Adding UIM-UIM Unit Connection in iTC Module .... 47
Figure 61 Adding GLII-UIM Unit Connection in iTC Module ... 48
Figure 62 Deleting Unit Connection in iTC Module ............... 49
Figure 63 Querying Unit Connection in iTC Module .............. 50
Figure 64 Version Management Flow Chart ........................ 52
Figure 65 Selecting Version Management Interface in iTCM
Physical View ................................................................... 53
Figure 66 Version Management Interface .......................... 53
Figure 67 Configuring Version Path in iTCM Management
Interface ......................................................................... 55
Figure 68 Creating Version File in Management Interface..... 56
Figure 69 Selecting OMP Boot File .................................... 57
Figure 70 Uploading Version File ...................................... 58
Figure 71 Confirmation of Uploading Version Files............... 58
Figure 72 Using Server Version Library ............................. 59
Figure 73 Selecting Batch Load Default Version .................. 60
Figure 74 Specifying Version Based on Boards ................... 61
Figure 75 Selecting Load Assigned Version ........................ 62
Figure 76 Canceling Load Assign Version ........................... 63
Figure 77 Querying Board Running Version ........................ 64
Figure 78 Bureau Configuration Information ...................... 65
Figure 79 Querying OMP Default Load Version.................... 66
Figure 80 Bureau Configuration Information ...................... 66
Figure 81 Querying OMP Specified Load Version ................. 67
Figure 82 Querying All OMP Version Files........................... 68
Figure 83 Conditionally Querying OMP Version Files ............ 69
Figure 84 Condition Selection Interface for OMP Version ...... 69
Figure 85 Querying OMP Version Information ..................... 70
Figure 86 Exporting File List ............................................ 71
Figure 87 Deleting Version Files From Library..................... 72
Figure 88 Optimizing Version Files.................................... 73
Figure 89 Synchronizing Version files................................ 74
Figure 90 Querying OMP Startup Mode.............................. 75
Figure 91 Setting OMP Startup Mode ................................ 76
Figure 92 Change OMP Boot Type Interface ....................... 76
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Figure 93 Querying OMP Startup Time .............................. 77

Figure 94 Obtaining Startup FTP Address .......................... 78
Figure 95 Setting Startup FTP Address .............................. 78
Figure 96 Adding Local Office Signaling Point in iTC Module.. 82
Figure 97 Modifying Local Office Signaling Point in iTC Module
..................................................................................... 84
Figure 98 Deleting Local Office Signaling Point in iTC Module 84
Figure 99 Querying Local Office Signaling Point in iTC Module
..................................................................................... 85
Figure 100 Adding Local Office in iTC Module ..................... 86
Figure 101 Modifying Local Office in iTC Module ................. 88
Figure 102 Deleting Local Office in iTC Module ................... 88
Figure 103 Querying Local Office in iTC Module .................. 89
Figure 104 Adding Adjacent Office in iTC Module ................ 90
Figure 105 Modifying Adjacent Office in iTC Module ............ 92
Figure 106 Deleting Adjacent Office in iTC Module .............. 93
Figure 107 Querying Adjacent Office in iTC Module ............. 93
Figure 108 Setting Adjacent Office Flag in iTC Module ......... 94
Figure 109 Modifying Adjacent Office Properties in iTC Module
..................................................................................... 95
Figure 110 Adding Signaling Link Group in iTC Module ........ 98
Figure 111 Modifying Signaling Link Set Group in iTC Module
................................................................................... 100
Figure 112 Deleting Signaling Link Group in iTC Module..... 101
Figure 113 Querying Signaling Link Group in iTC Module ... 102
Figure 114 Adding SPB Access Signaling Link in iTC Module 103
Figure 115 Modifying SPB Access Signaling Link in iTC Module
................................................................................... 104
Figure 116 Querying SPB Access Signaling Link in iTC Module
................................................................................... 105
Figure 117 Adding DTB Access Signaling Link in iTC Module 106
Figure 118 Modifying DTB Access Signaling Link in iTC Module
................................................................................... 108
Figure 119 Querying DTB Access Signaling Link in iTC Module
................................................................................... 109
Figure 120 Querying Signaling Link in iTC Module ............. 110
Figure 121 Deleting SPB Access Signaling Link in iTC Module
................................................................................... 111
Figure 122 Adding Signaling Route in iTC Module ............. 112
156
Appendix B Figures
Figure 123 Modifying Signaling Route in iTC Module.......... 113

Figure 124 Deleting Signaling Route in iTC Module............ 114
Figure 125 Querying Signaling Route in iTC Module .......... 115
Figure 126 Adding Signaling Office in iTC Module.............. 116
Figure 127 Modifying Signaling Office in iTC Module .......... 117
Figure 128 Deleting Signaling Office in iTC Module............ 118
Figure 129 Querying Signaling Office in iTC Module........... 119
Figure 130 Adding Signaling Subsystem in iTC Module ...... 122
Figure 131 Modifying Signaling Subsystem in iTC Module... 123
Figure 132 Deleting Signaling Subsystem in iTC Module .... 124
Figure 133 Querying Signaling Subsystem in iTC Module ... 125
Figure 134 Adding A Port PCM in iTC Module .................... 128
Figure 135 Delete A Port PCM in iTC Module..................... 129
Figure 136 Displaying A Interface PCM Configuration iTC
Module.......................................................................... 130
Figure 137 Adding Ater Port PCM in iTC Module ................ 131
Figure 138 Deleting Ater Port PCM in iTC Module .............. 132
Figure 139 Displaying Ater Interface PCM Configuration iTC
Module.......................................................................... 133
Figure 140 Synchronizing All Tables in iTC Module ............ 136
Figure 141 Synchronizing Changed Tables in iTC Module ... 137
Figure 142 Checking Synchronization Task Status in iTC
Module.......................................................................... 138
Figure 143 Querying Changed Tables in iTC Module .......... 139
Figure 144 Example of iTC Configuration ......................... 149
157
158
Tables
Table 1 Manual Summary ..................................................i
Table 2 Typographical Conventions.................................... iii
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions ............................... iii
Table 4 Command Terminal Main Interface Icons..................4
Table 5 Command Executions Interface Icons ......................4
Table 6 Description of Parameters of Set Environment ..........6
Table 7 Description of Parameters for Adding NE ................ 11
Table 8 Description of Configuring Objects During Adding Unit
..................................................................................... 35
Table 9 Description of Parameters during Modifying Sub-unit43
Table 10 Description of TFI-UIM Connections Parameters .... 46
Table 11 Description of GLI-UIM Connections Parameters .... 48
Table 12 Icons on Version Management Interface ............... 53
Table 13 Description of Adding Local Office Signaling Point
Parameters...................................................................... 82
Table 14 Description of the Adding Local Office Parameters.. 86
Table 15 Description of the Adding Adjacent Office Parameters
..................................................................................... 90
Table 16 Description of the Setting Adjacent Office Flag
Parameters...................................................................... 94
Table 17 Description of Adding Signaling Link Group
Parameters...................................................................... 98
Table 18 Description of Adding SPB Access Signaling Link
Parameters.................................................................... 103
Table 19 Description of Adding DTB Access Signaling Link
Parameters.................................................................... 106
Table 20 Description of Adding Signaling Route Parameters 112
Table 21 Description of Adding Signaling Office Parameters 116
Table 22 Description of Adding Signaling subsystem
Parameters.................................................................... 122
Table 23 Description of Adding A Port PCM Parameters...... 128
Table 24 Description of Adding Ater Port PCM Parameters.. 131
159
Table 25 Description of Synchronizing All Tables Parameters

................................................................................... 136
160
Index
Accessing the command
terminal, 3
add a CMP or SMP, 25
add a rack, 15
add a shelf, 20
add a unit, 34
add local office, 86
ADD NE, 10
basic functions, 1
batch processing commands, 7
configuration example, 141
data configuration flow, 1
icons on the main interface of
command terminal window, 4
local office signaling point, 81
N7 MTP data configuration, 97,

121
networking structure, 1
physical configuration, 9
processing single command, 6
service configuration, 127
Setting system parameters, 5
signaling link group, 99
signaling route, 111
sub-unit, 42
TFI-UIM unit connection, 46
Version Management Flow, 52
version management interface,
53
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Command Terminal Operation...........................................2

Rack Configuration ........................................................ 14

Modifying Rack ...................................................................16

Unit Configuration ......................................................... 33

Sub-Unit Configuration .................................................. 42

Unit Connection Configuration......................................... 45

Version Loading ............................................................ 54

Canceling Version Loading Based on Board ............................. 61

Version Deletion and Optimization ................................... 71

Other Operations .......................................................... 74

Local Office Configuration............................................... 86

Adjacent Office Configuration.......................................... 89

Modifying Adjacent Office .....................................................91

Signaling Link Group Configuration .................................. 98

Signaling Link Configuration ......................................... 102

Signaling Route Configuration ....................................... 111

Signaling Office Configuration ....................................... 115

Deleting Signaling Subsystem ............................................. 123

Chapter 7...................................................................... 127

A-Interface Configuration ............................................. 127

Ater Interface Configuration ......................................... 130

Chapter 8...................................................................... 135

Chapter 9...................................................................... 141

Appendix A ................................................................... 151

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About This Manual

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

Technical and operation knowledge of ZXG10 iTC

ZXG10 BSS system and its various components

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Introduces the software version query

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Introduces the procedure for signaling link

Introduces the overview of N7 SCCP data

Introduces the procedure of A-interface

Introduces the procedure of transferring

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