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Data Configuration Guide
2 Typical BSS Expansion Tasks (BTS3606C)
Typical BSS Expansion Tasks (BTS3606C)
About This Chapter

This describes typical BSS expansion tasks.
Context
CAUTION
A BSS expansion task may affect the entire network. You must be cautious about such
operations.
2.1 Adding E1 Connections on the A Interface
If call resource assignment for a call setup fails many times, the transmission capacity may be
insufficient, and more voice channels or E1 links are required.
2.2 Adding E1 Connections on the Abis Interface (BTS3606C)
When the transmission bandwidth for the 1X or DO carrier is insufficient, you can add E1
connections to increase the bandwidth of the Abis interface.
2.3 Adding E1 Timeslots on the Abis Interface (BTS3606C)
When the transmission rate drops because of addition of new 1X or DO carriers or because of
bandwidth shortage in a 1xEV-DO network, you can add an E1 link or multiple E1 timeslots for
the Abis interface.
2.4 Adding a CSPS (BTS3606C)
When the CSPS resources of the BSC are insufficient or a new BTS needs to be added to expand
the network capacity, you can add a CSPS.
2.5 Adding a CCPM (BTS3606C)
The CCPM is a BTS channel processing unit. If the channel resources are insufficient, the service
processing performance of the BTS is affected. When the channel resources of a BTS are
insufficient, you need to add a CCPM.
2.6 Adding Sectors
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When the subscriber number increases or the location with a large number of subscribers
changes, the original sector planning may not have enough capacity for the requirement. In this
case, you need to add sectors.
2.7 Adding Carriers (BTS3606C)
When the subscriber number exceeds the capacity of a sector, you need to add carriers.
2.8 Adding an ODU
In indoor or underground environments where BTSs cannot be easily deployed, you can add
ODUs to flexibly set up the network and extend the coverage.
2.9 Adding a Directly-Connected BTS in IMA Mode (BTS3606C)
If the current BTS coverage cannot meet the requirement or the current capacity is insufficient
to service the increasing subscribers, you need to add a BTS to expand the coverage or capacity.
2.10 Adding a Cascading BTS in VP Switch Mode (BTS3606C)
This describes how to add a cascading BTS in timeslot cross-connection mode. A cascading
BTS needs to be added when a coverage or capacity problem arises or when the upper-level BTS
is required to provide transmission links for the lower-level BTS. Cascading BTS in VP switch
mode means when the transmission mode on the Abis interface is UNI/IMA/PPP/MLPPP, the
physical link between the BSC and the upper-level BTS bears the logical link between the upperlevel BTS and the lower-level BTS, but the VPIs of the logical links used by the upper-level
BTS and the lower-level BTS are different.
2.11 Adding a Cascading BTS in Timeslot Cross Mode (BTS3606C)
is required to provide transmission links for the lower-level BTS. In timeslot cross mode, the
upper-level E1/T1 link is divided into multiple FRAC ATM or FRAC IMA links, each of which
bears a BTS logical link. The upper-level BTS requires only the timeslot cross connection
between the upper- and lower-level links.
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2.1 Adding E1 Connections on the A Interface

If call resource assignment for a call setup fails many times, the transmission capacity may be
insufficient, and more voice channels or E1 links are required.
Task Description
Assume that the current system has the following properties:
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The BSC is a BSC6680.
The OPC of the BSC is 0x000B71.
The EIUAa that provides the E1 links to be added is located in subrack 2 slot 17.
The XPUOa that provides the signaling links to be added is located in subrack 2 slot 2.
The task of adding new E1 connections on the A interface have the following requirements:
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Eight E1 links are required.
The number of the trunk group containing the new E1 links is 1. This trunk group contains
eight E1 links.
TS16 of No.2 E1 links is used to carry signaling messages.
The signaling links are associated with No.1 SPUO subsystem.
Data Preparation
Item
Value
Adding trunk circuits
Trunk group number: 1
Start CIC: 64
Start E1: 2
Circuit not yet installed: 16
Number of E1 links: 8
E1 number and timeslot number: TS16 of No.2 E1 link
Link code: 1
Link code transmission: 1
Adding an MTP Link
Configuration Procedure
1.
Run the ADD TKC command to add a trunk circuit to the new trunk group.
2.
Run the ADD N7LNK command to add a new MTP link.
Configuration Script
/*BSC configuration*/
ADD TKC: OPC="0x000B71", FN=2, SN=17, TGNO=1, SCICNO=64, E1T1MODE=E1, SE1NO=2,
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E1UINBIT=E1_16-1, E1ADDNUM=8;
ADD N7LNK: FN=2, SPUSN=2, SSN=1, IFBSN=17, E1T1NO=2, SLC=1, SSLC=1, SATF=NO;
2.2 Adding E1 Connections on the Abis Interface

(BTS3606C)
When the transmission bandwidth for the 1X or DO carrier is insufficient, you can add E1
connections to increase the bandwidth of the Abis interface.
Task Description
Adding an E1 link to an IMA group
The current transmission link type is IMA. The IMA group number is 0.
The task of adding new E1 connections on the Abis interface have the following requirements:
The E1 link is added to No.0 IMA link group. The number is 1.
Changing UNI links to IMA links and adding new E1 links to set up a new IMA group
The original No.0 UNI link uses No.0 E1 link. This link carries the OM channel to the BTS.
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No.0 IMA group is required.
No.1 E1 link is added to the IMA group.
UNI links are changed to IMA links and then added to the IMA group.
NOTE
In the case of changing UNI links into IMA links and adding new E1 links to set up a new IMA group,
the BTS configuration data does not change much before and after expansion. The configuration data
is generally based on the configuration file before expansion.
Before changing UNI links into IMA links and adding new E1 links to set up a new IMA group, run
the SAV CBTSCFG command to save the BTS configuration file before expansion, and then modify
the configuration file. Before configuring the BSC, run the DLD CBTSSW command to load the new
BTS configuration file to the BTS and then activate the configuration file.
Data Preparation
Adding an E1 link to an IMA group
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Item
Value
BTS ID
Subrack number of the CSPS connected

to the BTS
Number of the IMA group to which the

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Item
Value
Number of the E1 link to be added
Number of the BTS interface board to

which the link is to be added
Link group number of the

FRACTIONAL IMA links to be
expanded
Link number of the FRACTIONAL IMA

link to be expanded
Item
Value
BTS ID
Number of the BTS interface board to

which the changed links are added
New link group type
IMA
New IMA link group number
Link number of the links in the new IMA

link group
0, 1
Subrack number of the CSPS connected

to the BTS
Flag of the traffic link to be removed
1-250-1
E1 link number of the UNI link to be

removed
Number of the IMA group to be added
E1 link numbers in the IMA group to be

added
0, 1
OML flag of the BTS after expansion
1-255
ID of the BTS signaling link after

expansion
1-254
ID of the BTS traffic link after expansion
1-250-1
Bandwidth of the OML of the BTS after

expansion
110 kbit/s
Bandwidth of the BTS signaling link after

expansion
110 kbit/s
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Item
Value
Bandwidth of the BTS traffic link after

expansion
2 Mbit/s
Adding an E1 link for the IMA link
1.
Run the ADD CBTSLNK command to add an IMA link to the IMA link group.
2.
Run the SAV CBTSCFG command to save the configuration.
3.
Run the ADD IMALNK command to add an IMA link to the IMA link group.
1.
Run the ADD CBTSLNKGRP command to change the UNI link group to the IMA link
group based on the BTS configuration file.
2.
Run the ADD CBTSLNK command to change the UNI link to the IMA link based on the
BTS configuration file.
3.
Run the RMV BTSSIGLNK command to remove the UNI signaling link.
4.
Run the RMV BTSTRFLNK command to remove the UNI traffic link.
5.
Run the RMV BTSOMLNK command to remove the UNI OML.
6.
Run the RMV UNILNK command to remove the UNI link.
7.
Run the ADD IMAGRP command to add an IMA group and the links in it.
8.
Run the ADD BTSOMLNK command to add an IMA OML for the BTS.
9.
Run the ADD BTSSIGLNK command to add an IMA signaling link.
10. Run the ADD BTSTRFLNK command to add an IMA traffic link.
Adding an E1 link for the IMA link
/*******BTS configuration*******/
ADD CBTSLNK: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=1, BRDID=0, LNKGRPID=0, LNKID=1;
SAV CBTSCFG: BTSID=1;
/********BSC configuration*******/
ADD IMALNK: FN=3, SN=26, IMAGN=0, E1T1LST="1";
/*******Use the following command to modify the configuration based on the BTS
configuration file*******/
ADD CBTSLNKGRP: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=1, BRDID=0, LNKGRPTP=IMA, LNKGRPID=0;
/********BSC configuration*******/
/*******Remove the UNI links after removing the signaling link, traffic links and
OML*******/
RMV BTSSIGLNK: BTSID=1, SPUFN=3, SPUSN=16, SPUSSN=1;
RMV BTSTRFLNK: BTSID=1, SPUFN=3, SPUSN=16, SPUSSN=1, LM=ATM, TRFLNKLST="1-250-1";
RMV BTSOMLNK: BTSID=1;
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RMV UNILNK: FN=3, SN=14, E1T1NO=0;

/*******Add the IMA group and IMA links*******/
ADD IMAGRP: FN=3, SN=14, BTP=AEUBa, AEIMAGN=0, AEE1LST="0,1", TXFRMLEN=L128,
IMAVER=VER11;
/*******Configure the OML, signaling link, and traffic links*******/
ADD BTSOMLNK: BTSID=1, SPUFN=3, SPUSN=16, SPUSSN=1, IFBSN=14, LM=IMA, IMAGN=0,
OMLNKFLG="1-255";
ADD BTSSIGLNK: BTSID=1, SPUFN=3, SPUSN=16, SPUSSN=1, IFBSN=14, LM=IMA, IMAGN=0,
SIGLNKFLG="1-254";
ADD BTSTRFLNK: BTSID=1, SPUFN=3, SPUSN=16, SPUSSN=1, IFBSN=14, LM=IMA, IMAGN=0,
TYP=CDMA1X, TRFLNKLST="1-250-1", LNKBWATM=2000;
2.3 Adding E1 Timeslots on the Abis Interface (BTS3606C)

When the transmission rate drops because of addition of new 1X or DO carriers or because of
bandwidth shortage in a 1xEV-DO network, you can add an E1 link or multiple E1 timeslots for
the Abis interface.
Task Description
Adding E1 timeslots for the FRAC IMA link
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The current transmission link type is FRAC IMA. The IMA group number is 0. This link
carries the OM channel to the BTS.
The FRAC IMA link uses TS1TS4 on both No.0 E1 link and No.1 E1 link.
Add TS5TS8 to No.0 and No.1 E1 links in the original No.0 IMA group.
Adding E1 timeslots for the FRAC ATM link
The original FRAC ATM link uses TS1TS4 of No.0 E1 link. This link carries the OM channel
to the BTS.
Add TS5TS8 to the original No.0 E1 link.
NOTE
There are few differences in data configuration before and after the expansion. Generally, you need to
modify the configuration based on the previous configuration file.
Before configuring the BTS, run the SAV CBTSCFG command to save the BTS configuration file.
Then, modify the configuration based on the configuration file. Before configuring the BSC, run the
DLD CBTSSW command to load the new BTS configuration file to the BTS and then activate the
configuration file.
Data Preparation
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Item
Value
BTS ID
Number of the BTS interface board
Number of the FRAC IMA link

group
Number of the FRAC IMA link
0, 1
E1 timeslots to be used after

expansion
TS1TS8 of No.0 E1 link
Subrack number of the CSPS

connected to the BTS
Flag of the signaling link bearer
1-254
Flag of the traffic link bearer
1-250-1
ID of the OM link bearer
1-255
Bandwidth of the signaling link

bearer
2000 kbit/s
Bandwidth of the traffic link bearer
110 kbit/s
Bandwidth of the OM link bearer
110 kbit/s
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Item
Value
BTS ID
Number of the FRAC ATM link

group
Number of the FRAC ATM link
E1 timeslots to be used after

expansion

Flag of the signaling link bearer
1-254
Flag of the traffic link bearer
1-250-1
ID of the OM link bearer
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Item
Value
Bandwidth of the signaling link

bearer
2000 kbit/s
Bandwidth of the traffic link bearer
110 kbit/s
Bandwidth of the OM link bearer
110 kbit/s
1.
Run the RMV BTSSIGLNK command to remove the signaling link.
2.
Run the RMV BTSTRFLNK command to remove the traffic link.
3.
Run the RMV BTSOMLNK command to remove the OML.
4.
Run the RMV FRACIMALNK command to remove the FRACTIONAL IMA link.
5.
Run the ADD FRACIMALNK command to add a FRACTIONAL IMA link.
6.
Run the ADD BTSOMLNK command to add an OML for the BTS.
7.
Run the ADD BTSSIGLNK command to add a signaling link.
8.
Run the ADD BTSTRFLNK command to add a traffic link.
9.
Run the ADD CBTSFRACLNK command to add E1 timeslots based on the BTS
configuration file.

1.
Run the RMV BTSSIGLNK command to remove the signaling link.
2.
Run the RMV BTSTRFLNK command to remove the traffic link.
3.
Run the RMV BTSOMLNK command to remove the OML.
4.
Run the RMV FRACATM command to remove the FRACTIONAL ATM link.
5.
Run the ADD FRACATM command to add a FRACTIONAL ATM link.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Run the ADD CBTSFRACLNK command to add E1 timeslots based on the BTS
configuration file.
/*Use the following command to modify the configuration based on the BTS
configuration file*/
ADD CBTSFRACLNK: BTSID=1, BRDTP=BCIM, BRDID=0, LNKID=0, LNKGRPID=0, LNKTP=E1,
TSMAP=1&2&3&4&5&6&7&8;
TSMAP=1&2&3&4&5&6&7&8;
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RMV FRACIMALNK: FN=4, SN=26, FRACIMAID=0;
ADD FRACIMALNK: FN=4, SN=26, IMAGN=0, FRACIMAID=0, E1T1MODE=E1, E1NO=0,
E1TSBITMAP=TS_1&TS_2&TS_3&TS_4&TS_5&TS_6&TS_7&TS_8;
ADD FRACIMALNK: FN=4, SN=26, IMAGN=0, FRACIMAID=1, E1T1MODE=E1, E1NO=1,
OMLNKFLG="1-255";
SIGLNKFLG="1-254";

/*Use the following command to modify the configuration based on the BTS
configuration file*/
TSMAP=1&2&3&4&5&6&7&8;
RMV FRACATM: FN=4, SN=26, FRACATMID=0;
ADD FRACATM: FN=4, SN=26, FRACATMID=0, E1T1MODE=E1, E1NO=0,
ADD BTSOMLNK: BTSID=1, SPUFN=4, SPUSN=4, SPUSSN=0, IFBSN=26, LM=FRACATM,
FRACATMID=0, OMLNKFLG="1-255";
ADD BTSSIGLNK: BTSID=1, SPUFN=4, SPUSN=4, SPUSSN=0, IFBSN=26, LM=FRACATM,
FRACATMID=0, SIGLNKFLG="1-254";
ADD BTSTRFLNK: BTSID=1, SPUFN=4, SPUSN=4, SPUSSN=0, IFBSN=26, LM=FRACATM,
FRACATMID=0, TYP=CDMA1X, TRFLNKLST="1-250-1", LNKBWATM=2000;
2.4 Adding a CSPS (BTS3606C)

When the CSPS resources of the BSC are insufficient or a new BTS needs to be added to expand
the network capacity, you can add a CSPS.
Task Description
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The BSC type is BSC6680.
Subrack 0 of the BSC is configured.
The A1p/A2p interface is based on IP transmission. The protocol type is SUA.
The OPC of the BSC is 0xa100. The DPC of the MSCe is 0x3a3c.
The A10/A11 interface is based on IP transmission. The IP address of the PDSN is 2.2.2.2.
The task of adding a CSPS has the following requirements:
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Add subrack 4 to rack 1. Figure 2-1 shows the configuration.
The CSPS supports CDMA2000 1X&EV-DO service.
BTSs 13 and 14 are connected to CSPS 4. The BTS works on the 800 MHz band. The
location area code is 0x100.
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The transmission between BTS 13 and the BSC is based on IP. The transmission link group
is MLPPP.
The transmission between BTS 14 and the BSC is based on ATM. The transmission link
group is IMA.
An AN AAA server is added. The IP address is 25.36.32.36.
A neighbor AN is added. The IP address is 3.6.6.5.
Figure 2-1 Configuration of the new CSPS
Data Preparation
Item
Value
Adding a new
CSPS
Subrack number: 4
Position: rack 1, MID
Adding XPUOa
boards
Slot number: 4 and 5
Work mode: XBOTH (Active/standby)
Adding FG1Aa
boards
Work mode: ALONEMODE (Alone)
Number and IP address of the ETH port for the A interface: 0,

172.160.33.194/16
Work mode: BASMODE (Active/standby)
External IP address: 1.6.6.6/24
Adding AEUBa
boards
Work mode: ASMODE (Active/standby)
Adding DPUSb
boards
Adding PEUBa
boards
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Item
Value
Adding DPUDb
boards
Adding an
FG2Xa
Slot number: 18
IP address of the board PCF: 192.178.34.192/24
Number and IP address of the ETH port for the A10/A11 interface: 0,
168.178.34.160/24
IP address and gateway IP address of the PDSN: 2.2.2.2,

168.178.34.1/24
Link number: 1
Work mode: CLNT (Client)
Number of the local port: 5004
IP address for the local port to visit the peer port gateway:
172.160.10.5/16
Number of the peer port: 5004
Active IP address of the peer: 172.160.10.5/16
MLPPP link group number: 0
Numbers of E1 link contained in the MLPPP group: 0, 1, and 2
IP address of the interface board in the BTS: 1.6.6.13/24
MLPPP local IP address: 10.170.35.0/24
MLPPP peer IP address: 10.170.35.10/24
MLPPP link group number: 0
Numbers of E1 link contained in the MLPPP group: 0, 1, and 2
IP link number: 1
Service type: ALL
Number of the BTS interface board: 0
Number of buffer frames: 3
Link layer type: PPP
Number of the link group: 0
Adding a SUA
link to the A1p/
A2p interface
Information of
the link from the
BSC to BTS 13
Information of
the link from
BTS 13 to the
BSC
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Item
Value
Information of
the cell and the
sector to be
added for BTS
13
Sector carrier configuration of the BTS: S(2/2/2), in each sector, carrier

0 carries 1X service and carrier 1 carries DO service.
Cell ID: 300
Color code: 1
SECTORID104: 0x1
Sector sequences: 0, 1, 2, among which carriers in each sector are

identified as 0 and 1.
PN code sequences corresponding to the sector sequences (assume that

the PN deviation is 4. A PN code sequence must be an integral multiple
of 4): 300, 304, 308
The channel numbers of carrier 0s in all sectors are all 23. The channel
numbers of carrier 1s are all 24.
SectorID24s of carrier 1s in the three sectors: 0x1, 0x2, 0x3
IMA group number: 0
E1 numbers corresponding to the IMA group: 0, 1
OML flag: 1-255
Signaling link flag: 1-254
Traffic link flag: 1-250-1
Traffic link bandwidth: 2000 kbit/s
Sector carrier configuration of the BTS: S(1/1/1)
Cell ID: 301
Sector sequences: 0, 1, 2, among which the carrier in each sector is

identified as 0.
Channel numbers of carrier 0s in the three sectors: 46
PN code sequences corresponding to the sector sequences (assume that

the PN deviation is 4. A PN code sequence must be an integral multiple
of 4): 312, 316, 320
Subrack number: 4
Board: FG2Xa
Slot number: 18
ETH port number: 1
IP address of the ETH port: 168.178.44.160
IP address of the AAA: 25.36.32.36
AN side port number: 1026
AAA side port number: 1026
Key: anaaa
Field name: huawei.com
Information of
the link from
BTS 14 to the
BSC
Information of
the cell and the
sector to be
added for BTS
14
Link to the AN
AAA
AN AAA
information
PCF IP
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Item
Value
Neighbor AN
information
IP address of the neighboring AN: 3.6.6.5
Neighbor AN color code: 102
SECTORID104: 0x102
Board: AEUBa
Slot number: 26
Port: 3
Link group type: UNI
Link ID: 1-200
Information of
the link
connecting the
neighbor AN
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Signaling IP
address of the
BTS
The IP address is assigned by the BSC. You can query it by running the
LST BSCBTSINF command.
Signaling IP
address of the
BSC
LST SUBSYSTEM command.
OM IP address
of the BTS
LST BTSLNK command.
Configuring the BSC
1.
Run the ADD RCK command to add a rack.
2.
Run the ADD SUBRACK command to add a CSPS.
3.
Run the ADD BRD command to add the boards in the CSPS. Note that the SCUOa has
been added when you add the subrack.
4.
Run the ADD SPUOPC command to add an association between the SPUO subsystem in
the CSPS and the OSP.
5.
Run the ADD ETHLNK command to add physical links on the A1p/A2p and the A8/A9
interfaces.
6.
Run the ADD SUALNK command to add an SUA link.
7.
Run the ADD PCFPDSN command to bind the PCF with the PDSN.
8.
Run the ADD IPBRDROUTE command to add a route between the PCF and the PDSN.
9.
Run the ADD MLPPPLNK command to add an MLPPP group to the BTS.
10. Run the ADD IMAGRP command to add an IMA group to the BTS.
11. Run the ADD BSCBTSINF command to add the basic information of the BTS.
12. Run the ADD BTSOMLNK command to add an OML to the BTS.
13. Run the ADD BTSSIGLNK command to add a signaling link to the BTS.
14. Run the ADD BTSTRFLNK command to add a traffic link to the BTS.
15. Run the ADD CELL command to add a cell.
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16. Run the ADD DOCS command to add the color code of a DO carrier. For non-DO carriers,
this step can be skipped.
17. Run the ADD CDMACH command to add a carrier.
18. Run the ADD ETHLNK command to add the ETH link to the AN-AAA.
19. Run the ADD ANAAA command to add the AN AAA.
20. Run the ADD PCFAAA command to bind the PCF with the AAA.
21. Run the ADD IPBRDROUTE command to add a route between the PCF and the AAA.
22. Run the ADD DOCS command to configure the mapping between the color code of the
neighbor AN and the SECTORID104.
23. Run the ADD NBRAN command to add a neighbor AN.
24. Run the ADD UNILNK command to add a physical link to the neighbor AN.
25. Run the ADD NBRANLNK command to add a logical link to the neighbor AN.
Querying the IP addresses of the BSC and the BTS
1.
Run the LST BSCBTSINF command to query the IP address that the BSC allocates for
the BTS. Check the query result in BTS Signaling IP Address.
2.
Run the LST SUBSYSTEM command to query the IP address that the BSC allocates for
the SPU subsystem. Check the query result in Subsystem CPU ID.
3.
Run the LST BTSLNK command to query the OM IP address that the BSC allocates for
the BTS. Check the query result in O&M IP Address.
Configuring the BAM

On the LMT connected with the BAM, run the ADD BTS command to add a new BTS.
Configuring the BTS
Use the following commands to edit the BTS configuration file:
1.
Use the CLR CBTSCFG command to clear the BTS configuration data.
2.
Use the ADD CBTSCELL command to add the cell and sector.
3.
Use the ADD CBTSCPL command to add a CE pool to the BTS.
4.
Use the ADD CBTSCPM command to add the CCPM of the BTS.
5.
Use the ADD CBTSECM command to add the CECM of the BTS. For the BTSs that do
not support the DO service, this step can be skipped.
6.
Use the ADD CBTSBCKM command to add the BCKM of the BTS.
7.
Use the ADD CBTSBCIM command to add the BCIM of the BTS.
8.
Use the ADD CBTSTRM command to add an RF module.
9.
Use the ADD CBTSSECTORCARRIER command to add the sector carrier.
10. Use the ADD CBTSPOWCFG command to add an SPSU.

11. Use the SET CBTSCLK command to configure the BTS clock.
12. Use the SET CBTSCLKSRCMODE command to set the satellite receiver mode.
13. Use the SET CBTSCLKPARA command to configure the BTS clock.
14. Use the ADD CBTSLNKGRP command to add the transmission link group between the
BTS and the BSC.
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15. Use the ADD CBTSLNK command to add transmission links to the link group between
the BTS and the BSC.
16. Use the ADD CBTSTERSIGLNK command to configure the terrestrial signaling link
between the BTS and the BSC.
17. Use the ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK command to configure the terrestrial traffic link
between the BTS and the BSC.
18. Use the STR CBTS command to start the BTS.
Configuration script of the BSC
/*Add the rack*/
ADD RCK: RN=1;
/*Add subrack 4*/
ADD SUBRACK: FN=4, RN=1, RP=MID, FT=SLAVE;
/*Add the XPU and the subsystem*/
ADD BRD: BTP=XPUOa, XADDMODE=XBOTH, FN=4, ASN=4, SSTP0=SPUO, SSTP1=RPUO;
/*Add the A interface boards*/
ADD BRD: BTP=FG1Aa, WORKMODE=ALONEMODE, FN=4, ITFSN=14;
ADD BRD: BTP=FG1Aa, WORKMODE=ALONEMODE, FN=4, ITFSN=15;
/*Add the Abis interface boards*/
ADD BRD: BTP=PEUBa, BWORKMODE=BASMODE, BADDMODE=BBOTH, FN=4, ITFASN=24,
BRDIP="1.6.6.6", BRDSNM="255.255.255.0";
ADD BRD: BTP=AEUBa, WORKMODE=ASMODE, AADDMODE=ABOTH, FN=4, ITFASN=26;
/*Add the DPUs*/
ADD BRD: BTP=DPUSb, FN=4, SN=0;
ADD BRD: BTP=DPUSb, FN=4, SN=1;
ADD BRD: BTP=DPUDb, FN=4, SN=12;
ADD BRD: BTP=DPUDb, FN=4, SN=13;
/*Add the PCF interface board*/
ADD BRD: BTP=FG2Xa, FN=4, ITFSN=18, PCFIP="192.178.34.192",
PCFSNM="255.255.255.0";
/*--------Configure the A1p/A2p interface--------*/
/*Add the relation between the SPU and the OSP*/
ADD SPUOPC: FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2, OPC="0xa100";
/*Add the physical link on the A interface.*/
ADD ETHLNK: FN=4, SN=14, PORT=0, ETHIP="172.160.33.194", ETHSNM="255.255.0.0",
LINEMODE=NOSP1000M, FEAUTOEN=YES, BEARTYP=BOTHSIGTRF;
/*Add an SUA link*/
ADD SUALNK: FN=4, SPUSN=4, SSN=2, LNKNO=0, WRMOD=CLNT, LOCALPORT=5004,
REMOTEPORT=5004, LNKTP=ETH, IFBFN1=4, IFBSN1=14, ETHPRT1=0, GWIPMM="172.160.10.5",
BKPLNKTP=NOBACKUP, REMOTEIP1="172.160.10.5";
/*--------Configure the A10/A11 interface--------*/
ADD ETHLNK: FN=4, SN=18, PORT=0, ETHIP="168.178.34.160", LINEMODE=NOSP1000M,
FEAUTOEN=YES, BEARTYP=BOTHSIGTRF;
ADD PCFPDSN: PCFIP="192.178.34.192", PDSNIP="2.2.2.2";
ADD IPBRDROUTE: FN=4, SN=18, LNKTP=ETH, ETHPORT=0, DESTIP="2.2.2.2",
GWIP="168.178.34.1";
/*--------Configure the Abis interface----BTS 13---- MLPPP connection mode-------*/
/*******Add the MLPPP link for BTS 13*******/
ADD MLPPPLNK: FN=4, SN=24, MLPPPGRP=0, LNKLST="0,1,2", E1T1LST="0,1,2",
E1T1MODE=E1,
E1TSBITMAP=TS_1&TS_2&TS_3&TS_4&TS_5&TS_6&TS_7&TS_8&TS_9&TS_10&TS_11&TS_12&TS_13&TS
_14&TS_15&TS_16&TS_17&TS_18&TS_19&TS_20&TS_21&TS_22&TS_23&TS_24&TS_25&TS_26&TS_27&
TS_28&TS_29&TS_30&TS_31, LIPADDR="10.170.35.0", PIPADDR="10.170.35.10", LQR=NO,
PFC=YES, ACFC=YES, HCMP=YES, HCMPNEGO=NO, HCMPTYP=UDP+IP, MCTYPE=LONG,
PPPMUXEN=ON, AUTHMODE=NO, BEARTYP=BOTHSIGTRF;
/*******Add the basic information of BTS 13*******/
ADD BSCBTSINF: BTSTP=IBSC, BTSID=13, BTSNM="MLPPP BTS", FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2,
ABISCAPOPTMSW=OFF, ABISOPTMCRCSW=OFF, HIGHPW=NOHIGHPW;
/*******Add the OML for BTS 13*******/
/*Note: For the OML on the MP type bearer, the IP address of the BCIM must be
specified*/
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/*Note: A BTS can have only one OML*/

ADD BTSOMLNK: BTSID=13, SPUFN=4, SPUSN=4, SPUSSN=2, IFBSN=24, LM=MLPPP,
BCIMIP="1.6.6.13", MLPPPGRP=0;
/*******Add the signaling link for BTS 13*******/
/*Note: If a BTS is connected to only one SPU subsystem, only one signaling link is
needed no matter the BTS needs to support the 1X&EV-DO service or not*/
ADD BTSSIGLNK: BTSID=13, SPUFN=4, SPUSN=4, SPUSSN=2, IFBSN=24, LM=MLPPP,
MLPPPGRP=0;
/*******Add the traffic link for BTS 13*******/
ADD BTSTRFLNK: BTSID=13, SPUFN=4, SPUSN=4, SPUSSN=2, IFBSN=24, LM=MLPPP,
TRFLNKFLG=0, MLPPPGRP=0;
/*--------Configure the Abis interface----BTS 14---- IMA connection mode--------*/
/*******Add the IMA group for BTS 14*******/
ADD IMAGRP: FN=4, SN=26, BTP=AEUBa, AEIMAGN=0, AEE1LST="0,1", TXFRMLEN=L128,
IMAVER=VER11;
/*******Add the basic information of BTS 14*******/
ADD BSCBTSINF: BTSTP=IBSC, BTSID=14, BTSNM="IMA BTS", FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2,
/*******Add the OML for BTS 14*******/
/*Note: For the OML on an IMA bearer, the OML ID must be specified*/
OMLNKFLG="1-255";
/*******Add the signaling link for BTS 14*******/
/*Note: For the OML on an IMA bearer, the OML ID must be specified*/
SIGLNKFLG="1-254";
/*--------Configure the sector carriers of the cell--------*/
/*******Add the cell information of BTSs 13 and 14*******/
ADD CELL: BTSID=13, FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2, CN=300, SCTIDLST="0,1,2",
PNLST="300,304,308", SID=8, NID=1, PZID=1, BNDCLS=BC800, LAC="0x100", ASSALW1X=NO,
ASSALWDO=NO, IFBORDCELL=NO, REVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF, DOAREVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF,
DOAPRVPRIASSSW=OFF;
ADD CELL: BTSID=14, FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2, CN=301, SCTIDLST="0,1,2",
PNLST="312,316,320", SID=8, NID=1, PZID=1, BNDCLS=BC450, LAC="0x100", ASSALW1X=NO,
ASSALWDO=NO, IFBORDCELL=NO, REVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF, DOAREVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF,
DOAPRVPRIASSSW=OFF;
/*******Add the 1X carriers of BTS 13*******/
ADD CDMACH: CN=300, SCTID=0, CRRIDLST="0", ARFCNLST="23", TYP=CDMA2000,
IFBCDMACH=NO, CCLMFLG=YES, ECCLMFLG=YES, IFTCDMACH=NO, AUTODWNCDMACH=NO;
/*******Add the DO carriers of BTS 13*******/
ADD DOCS: COLORCODE=1, SECTORID104="0x1";
ADD CDMACH: CN=300, SCTID=0, CRRIDLST="1", ARFCNLST="234", TYP=EVDO, COLORCODE=1,
SECTORID24="0x1", AUTODWNCDMACH=NO;
/*******Add the 1X carriers of BTS 14*******/
/*--------Configure the AN AAA--------*/
/******Configure the ETH link to the AN AAA******/
ADD ETHLNK: FN=4, SN=18, PORT=1, ETHIP="168.178.44.160", LINEMODE=NOSP1000M,
FEAUTOEN=YES, BEARTYP=BOTHSIGTRF;
/******Configure the AN AAA information******/
ADD ANAAA: ANAAAIP="25.36.32.36", ANPORT=1026, AAAPORT=1026, REGION="huawei.com",
SCRKEY="anaaa",CONFIRM=Y;
/******Add the connection between the PCF and the AAA******/
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ADD PCFAAA: PCFIP="192.178.34.192";

/******Configure the route from the PCF to the AN AAA******/
ADD IPBRDROUTE: FN=4, SN=18, LNKTP=ETH, ETHPORT=1, DESTIP="25.36.32.36",
GWIP="168.178.44.1";
/*******Configure the mapping between the color code of the neighbor AN and
SECTORID104*******/
/*Note: The peer BSC and the local BSC must use the same neighbor AN color code*/
ADD DOCS: COLORCODE=102, SECTORID104="0x102";
/*******Configure the neighbor AN*******/
ADD NBRAN: NBRANIP="3.6.6.5", NBRCOLORCODE=102;
ADD UNILNK: FN=4, SN=26, E1T1NO=3;
ADD NBRANLNK: NBRANIP="3.6.6.5", FN=4, SN=26, LM=UNI, E1T1NO=3, ANLFLG="1-200";

/*******Query the signaling IP address of BTS 13*******/
/*Note: The query result is 80.126.0.13*/
LST BSCBTSINF: BTSTP=IBSC, BTSID=13;
/*******Query the signaling IP address of BTS 14*******/
/*******Query the signaling IP address of BSC*******/
LST SUBSYSTEM: FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2;
/*******Query the OM IP address of BTS 13*******/
LST BTSLNK: BTSID=13, LNKTYP=OAM;
/*******Query the OM IP address of BTS 14*******/
Configuration script of the BAM

/*******Add the information of BTS 13*******/
/*Note: You must dynamically add the BTS information through an LMT connected to
the BAM*/
ADD BTS: BTSID=13, OMCIP="129.19.0.13", BTSTP=BTS3606C;
/*******Add the information of BTS 14*******/
Configuration script of BTS 13

/*Note: The following script is included in the BTS configuration file*/
CLR CBTSCFG: BTSID=13,CONFIRM=Y;
/*******Add the cell and sector information*******/
ADD CBTSCELL: BTSID=13, LOCALCELLID=300, LOCALSECTORID=0;
/*******Add the CE pool of BTS 13*******/
ADD CBTSCPL: BTSID=13, CPLID=0, CPLMODE=STATIC;
ADD CBTSCPM: BTSID=13, BRDID=0, CPLID=0;
ADD CBTSECM: BTSID=13, BRDID=2, CPLID=1;
/*******Add the BTS boards*******/
ADD CBTSBCKM: BTSID=13, BRDID=0;
ADD CBTSBCIM: BTSID=13, BRDID=0;
/*******Add the BTS RF modules*******/
ADD CBTSTRM: BTSID=13, TRMID=0, RCKTP=MASTER3606C, MASTERBRD=CPM0, FIBPN=0,
TRMDES="TRM0";
/*******Add the sector carriers of the BTS*******/
ADD CBTSSECTORCARRIER: BTSID=13, LOCALCELLID=300, LOCALSECTORID=0, CRRID=0,
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
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TRMID=0, CPLID=1;
TRMID=0, CPLID=1;
TRMID=0, CPLID=1;
/*******Add the BTS power supply module*******/
ADD CBTSPOWCFG: BTSID=13, RCKTP=MASTER, POWMODIDX=0&1&2;
/*******Configure the BTS clock source*******/
SET CBTSCLK: BTSID=13, CLKSRC0=INBRDREF, CLKSRC1=NONE, CLKSRC2=NONE;
SET CBTSCLKSRCMODE: BTSID=13, MODTP=GPSGLNS;
SET CBTSCLKPARA: BTSID=13, ANTDLYCMP=100, TZ=EAST_ZONE8, ADJM=0;
/*******Add the E1 links for the BTS*******/
ADD CBTSLNKGRP: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=13, BRDID=0, LNKGRPTP=MLPPP, LNKGRPID=0;
ADD CBTSLNK: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=13, BRDID=0, LNKGRPID=0, LNKID=0&1&2;
/*******Add the signaling link for the BTS*******/
/*Note: The query result shows that the signaling IP address of the BSC is
80.144.32.130, and the signaling IP address of the BTS is 80.126.0.13*/
/*Note: The BTS requires different signaling links for different service types.*/
ADD CBTSTERSIGLNK: BTSID=13, ABISLNKTP=CDMA1XONLY, IPVER=IPV4,
BSCIP="80.144.32.130", BTSIP="80.126.0.13", BRDTP=BCIM, BRDID=0, BEARERTP=IP,
PEERIP="1.6.6.6";
ADD CBTSTERSIGLNK: BTSID=13, ABISLNKTP=CDMADOONLY, IPVER=IPV4,
BSCIP="80.144.32.130", BTSIP="80.126.0.13", BRDTP=BCIM, BRDID=0, BEARERTP=IP,
PEERIP="1.6.6.6";
/*******Add the traffic link for the BTS*******/
ADD CBTSIPTERTRFLNK: BTSID=13, IPLNKID=1, SVCTP=ALL, BRDTP=BCIM, BRDID=0,
BUFFRMNUM=3, LNKLAYERTP=PPP, LNKGRPID=0;
STR CBTS: BTSID=13;

TRMDES="TRM0";
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
ADD CBTSTERSIGLNK:BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=14, ABISLNKTP=CDMA1XONLY, IPVER=IPV4,
BSCIP="80.144.32.130", BTSIP="80.126.0.14", BRDID=0, BEARERTP=ATM, GRPID=1;
ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=14, BSCVCI=249, BTSVCI=249, PVCIDX=2,
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BRDID=0, LNKPRIORITY=2, PVCTP=ATMEXCLUSIVE, LNKGRPID=1, BUFFRMNUM=0, CPMID=0;

STR CBTS: BTSID=14;
2.5 Adding a CCPM (BTS3606C)

The CCPM is a BTS channel processing unit. If the channel resources are insufficient, the service
processing performance of the BTS is affected. When the channel resources of a BTS are
insufficient, you need to add a CCPM.
Task Description
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The configuration of the BTS is S(2/2/2).
The transmission link between the BTS and the BSC is an IMA link.
The BTS has No.0 CE pool, which is provided by CCPMs.
The task of adding a CCPM has the following requirements:

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The new CCPM is added to No.0 CE pool.
New traffic links are added to the new CCPM.
Figure 2-2 shows the position of the CCPMs in the baseband subsystem of the BTS.
Figure 2-2 Position of the CCPMs in the baseband subsystem
The CCPM 1 as shown in the figure is a new board.
Data Preparation
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Item
Value
BTS ID
Number of the BSC subrack that is

used to connect the BTS
Subsystem number of the SPUO of

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Item
Value
Slot number of the XPUOa to which

the SPUO of the BSC is added
Slot number of the BSC interface

board that the BTS is connected with
14
Number of the IMA link group

between the BSC and the BTS
ID of the new traffic link (VPI-VCIVCCI)
1-249-2
Traffic link bandwidth
2400 kbit/s
Slot number of the new BTS CCPM 1

ID of the link group between the BTS
and the BSC

that connects the BTS and the BSC
Configuring the BSC
Run the ADD BTSTRFLNK command to add a traffic link for the CCPM at the BSC side.
Configuring the BTS
1.
Run the ADD CBTSCPM command to add the CCPM to the resource pool.
2.
Run the ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK command to add a traffic link for the CCPM at the
BTS side.
3.
/*Add the traffic links that are configured on the BSC side to the CCPM*/
Configuration script of the BTS

/*Add the new CCPM to No.0 CE pool*/
/*Add the traffic links to the CCPM*/
ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=0, BSCVCI=249, BTSVCI=249, PVCIDX=2, BRDID=0,
LNKPRIORITY=2, PVCTP=ATMEXCLUSIVE, CPMID=1, LNKGRPID=0, BUFFRMNUM=NONE;
/*Save the configuration data*/
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2.6 Adding Sectors

When the subscriber number increases or the location with a large number of subscribers
changes, the original sector planning may not have enough capacity for the requirement. In this
case, you need to add sectors.
Task Description
Assume that the current system has the following properites:
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The PN offset at the BSC side is 4.
The sector carrier configuration of the BTS is S(2/2). The sectors are numbered 0 and 1.
The carriers in each sector are numbered 0 and 1.
The BTS works on the 800 MHz band.
The signaling link bandwidth between the BTS and the BSC is 210 kbit/s.
The task of adding a sector has the following requirements:

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One power module is added.
Sector 2 is added. This sector has two carriers, thus changing the sector carrier configuration
of the BTS to S(2/2/2).
No channel board or RF module is added.
The cell ID, system ID, network ID, and channel number are the same as the original ones.
Data Preparation
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Item
Value
BTS ID

Cell ID
300
ID of the new sector
PN of the new sector
20
System ID of the BTS
Network ID of the BTS
Data packet area ID of the BTS
Frequency band supported by the BTS
800 MHz
Location area of the BTS
0x100
Carrier ID
0, 1
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Item
Value
Channel number
23, 234
Neighbor carrier
Carrier of sectors 0, 1, and 2
Number of the TRM corresponding the

new sector
Number of the resource pool

corresponding to the new sector
Number of the new power module
Configuring the BSC
1.
Run the ADD CELL command to add the sector.
2.
Run the ADD CDMACH command to add the sector carrier.
3.
Run the ADD NBRCDMACH command to configure the neighbor relation between
carriers.
Configuring the BTS

1.
Run the ADD CBTSCELL command to configure the cell resources for the new sector.
2.
Run the ADD CBTSPOWCFG command to add a power module.
3.
Run the ADD CBTSSECTORCARRIER command to add the carrier to the new sector.
4.
Run the SET CBTSCDMA1XSECTORPARA command to set the sector parameters

according to the network plan.
5.
/*******Add the cell information of the BTS*******/
ADD CELL: BTSID=0, FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2, CN=300, SCTIDLST="2", PNLST="20", SID=6,
NID=1, PZID=1, BNDCLS=BC800, LAC="0x100", ASSALW1X=NO, ASSALWDO=NO, IFBORDCELL=NO,
REVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF, DOAREVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF, DOAPRVPRIASSSW=OFF;
/*******Add the carrier information of the BTS*******/
/*******Add a neighbor relation*******/
ADD NBRCDMACH: CCDMACH="0-300-2-23", NBRCDMACHS="0-300-0-283", SFFLAG=DOUBLE,
DFFLAG=NULL, NBFLAG=NULL;
ADD NBRCDMACH: CCDMACH="0-300-2-234", NBRCDMACHS="0-300-1-123",SFFLAG=DOUBLE,

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ADD CBTSPOWCFG: BTSID=0, RCKTP=MASTER, POWMODIDX=2;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
/*******Set the sector carrier parameters of the BTS*******/
SET CBTSCDMA1XSECTORPARA: BTSID=0, LOCALCELLID=300, LOCALSECTORID=2, CRRID=0,
MTRLGY=MET, MAXCELLR=40, PCM=M25dB;
2.7 Adding Carriers (BTS3606C)

When the subscriber number exceeds the capacity of a sector, you need to add carriers.
Task Description
Assume that the current system has the following:
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The sector carrier configuration of the BTS is S(1/1/1). The sectors are numbered 0, 1,and
2. The carrier in each sector is numbered 0.
The BTS works on the 800 MHz band.
The signaling link bandwidth between the BTS and the BSC is 210 kbit/s.
The task of adding carriers has the following requirements:

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A 1X channel board is added.
The sector carrier configuration of the BTS is S(2/2/2). A carrier needs to be added to each
sector. The ID of this carrier is 1, and its channel number is 283.
The new sector carrier type is CDMA 1X.
The cell ID and carrier ID are the same as the original ones.
Data Preparation
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Item
Value
BTS ID

ID of the new traffic link
1-249-2
Traffic link bandwidth
2000 kbit/s
Number of the new channel board.
Number of the resource pool that

the new channel board belongs to
Cell ID
300
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Item
Value
ID of the sector that the new carrier

belongs to
0, 1, 2
New carrier ID
Channel number of the new carrier
283
Number of the TRM

corresponding the new carrier
Number of the resource pool

corresponding to the new carrier
Configuring the BSC
1.
Run the ADD BTSTRFLNK command to add a traffic link for the channel board at the
BSC side.
2.
Run the ADD CDMACH command to add the carrier to all sectors.
Configuring the BTS

1.
Run the ADD CBTSCPM command to add a 1X channel board.
2.
Run the ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK command to add a traffic link for the channel board
at the BTS side.
3.
Run the ADD CBTSSECTORCARRIER command to add the carrier to all sectors.
4.

5.
ADD NBRCDMACH: CCDMACH="0-300-0-283", NBRCDMACHS="0-300-1-283,0-300-2-283",
SFFLAG=DOUBLE, DFFLAG=NULL, NBFLAG=NULL;
ADD NBRCDMACH: CCDMACH="0-300-1-283", NBRCDMACHS="0-300-2-283", SFFLAG=DOUBLE,

/*******Add the BTS CCPM*******/
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LNKPRIORITY=2, PVCTP=ATMEXCLUSIVE, LNKGRPID=0, BUFFRMNUM=0, CPMID=1;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
2.8 Adding an ODU

In indoor or underground environments where BTSs cannot be easily deployed, you can add
ODUs to flexibly set up the network and extend the coverage.
Task Description
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The sector carrier configuration of the BTS is S(2/2/2).
The PN offset at the BSC side is 4.
The task of adding an ODU has the following requirements:

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No E1 transmission line is added.
No CCPM is added.
No RF module is added.
The new ODU serves as a sector of the BTS. It has only one carrier, which carries CDMA
1X service.
The BTS has six sector carriers. After the new ODU is added, the bandwidth of the signaling
link needs to be increased from 110 kbit/s to 210 kbit/s.
The ID of the new sector is 3, and the PN code is 12.
The cell ID, system ID, network ID, and channel number are the same as the original ones.
Figure 2-3 shows the networking of ODU cascading.

Figure 2-3 ODU cascading
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Data Preparation
Item
Value
BTS ID
Link from the BSC to

the BTS
BTS ID: 0
Subrack number of the CSPS: 4
Signaling link bandwidth: 210 kbit/s
Cell ID: 300
System ID: 6
Network ID: 1
Data packet area ID: 1
Location area code: 0x100
Band class: 800 MHz
Sector ID: 3
PN sequence: 12
Carrier ID: 11
Channel number sequence: 283
System type: CDMA2000 1X
CE pool number: 0
Channel board ID: 1
TRM board ID: 1
Number of the channel board SFP port that is used to connect the
ODU: 0
Numbers of the power modules: 0, 1, 2
Information of the cell

and the sector to be
added for the ODU
ODU equipment
information
Configuring the BSC
1.
Run the RMV BTSSIGLNK command to remove the original signaling link.
2.
Run the ADD BTSSIGLNK command to add a signaling link to the BTS and change the
bandwidth to 210 kbit/s.
3.
Run the ADD CELL command to add the sector.
4.
Run the ADD CDMACH command to add the sector carrier.
Configuring the BTS

1.
Run the ADD CBTSCELL command to configure the cell resources for the new sector.
2.
Run the ADD CBTSTRM command to add the ODU as an RF module.
3.
Run the ADD CBTSSECTORCARRIER command to add the carrier to the new sector.
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4.

5.
Run the SET CBTSRFPARA command to set the RF parameters according to the network
plan. The default settings are recommended.
6.
/*******Modify the signaling link bandwidth*******/
SIGLNKFLG="1-254", LNKBW=210;
ADD CELL: BTSID=0, FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2, CN=300, SCTIDLST="3", PNLST="12", SID=6,
NID=1, PZID=1, BNDCLS=BC800, LAC="0x100", ASSALW1X=NO, ASSALWDO=NO, IFBORDCELL=NO,
REVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF, DOAREVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF, DOAPRVPRIASSSW=OFF;
ADD NBRCDMACH: CCDMACH="0-300-2-283", NBRCDMACHS="0-300-0-234", SFFLAG=NULL,
DFFLAG=DOUBLE, NBFLAG=NULL;

/*******Add the RF module information*******/
ADD CBTSTRM: BTSID=0, TRMID=1, RCKTP=ODU, MASTERBRD=CPM1, FIBPN=0, FIBTS=0,
TRMDES="level_1 ODU";
TRMID=1, CPLID=0;
2.9 Adding a Directly-Connected BTS in IMA Mode

(BTS3606C)
If the current BTS coverage cannot meet the requirement or the current capacity is insufficient
to service the increasing subscribers, you need to add a BTS to expand the coverage or capacity.
Task Description
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The BSC has racks 0 and 1. Subrack 4 is located in rack 1.
The XPUOa in subrack 4 slot 4 of the BSC is configured.
The AEUBa in subrack 4 slot 26 of the BSC is configured.
No.2 SPU subsystem of subrack 4 of the BSC is located in the XPUOa.

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The PN code offset at the BSC side is 4.
The task of adding a directly-connected BTS in IMA mode has the following requirements:
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The sector carrier configuration of the new BTS is S(1/1/1).
No.1 E1 connection is added to No.1 IMA group.
Figure 2-4 shows the networking of the directly-connected BTS.

Figure 2-4 Networking of the directly-connected BTS
Data Preparation
Item
Value
Adding the basic information

of the BSC
BTS ID: 1
BTS type: internal directly-connected BTS
Information of the link from

the BSC to the BTS
IMA group number: 1
E1 link number: 1
Clock mode of the transmission link: SLAVE
OML ID: 1-255
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Item
Value
BTS equipment information
CE pool number: 0
Board number of the CCPM: 0
Board number of the BCKM: 0
Board number of the TRM: 0
Number of the CCPM SFP port that is used to connect the

TRM: 0
High priority clock synchronization source: board clock

reference source
Satellite card mode: GPS+GLONASS
Time zone: GMT +8:00
Minute offset of the time zone: 0
Cell ID: 301
System ID: 6
Network ID: 1
Band class: 800 MHz
Sector ID: 0, 1, 2
PN sequence: 12, 16, 20
Carrier ID: 0
Neighbor relations between sector carriers of BTS 1
Neighbor relations between sector 0 of BTS 0 and sectors

0, 1, and 2 of BTS 1
Information of the BTS clock
Information of the cell and the

sector to be added for the BTS
Neighbor carrier
Signaling IP address of the

BTS
The IP address is assigned by the BSC. You can query it by

running the LST BSCBTSINF command.
Signaling IP address of the

BSC

running the LST SUBSYSTEM command.
OM IP address of the BTS

running the LST BTSLNK command.
Configuring the BSC
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1.
Run the ADD IMAGRP command to add an IMA group and an IMA link.
2.
Run the ADD BSCBTSINF command to add the basic information of the BTS.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Run the ADD CELL command to add a cell and sector.
7.
Run the ADD CDMACH command to add a carrier.
8.
carriers.

1.
2.
the SPUO subsystem. Check the query result in Subsystem CPU ID.
3.
Configuring the BAM

On the LMT connected with the BAM, run the ADD BTS command to add a new BTS.
Configuring the BTS
1.
Add the CLR CBTSCFG command to the BTS configuration file to clear the BTS
configuration data.
2.
Add the ADD CBTSCELL command to the BTS configuration file to add the cell and
sector resources for the new BTS.
3.
Add the ADD CBTSCPL command to the BTS configuration file to add the resource pool
for the new BTS.
4.
Add the ADD CBTSCPM command to the BTS configuration file to add the CCPM for
the new BTS.
5.
Add the ADD CBTSBCKM command to the BTS configuration file to add the BCKM for
the new BTS.
6.
Add the ADD CBTSBCIM command to the BTS configuration file to add the BCIM for
the new BTS.
7.
Add the ADD CBTSTRM command to the BTS configuration file to add the RF module
for the new BTS.
8.
Add the ADD CBTSSECTORCARRIER command to the BTS configuration file to add
the sector carrier for the new BTS.
9.
Add the ADD CBTSPOWCFG command to the BTS configuration file to add the power
module for the new BTS.
10. Add the SET CBTSCLK command to the BTS configuration file to configure the clock
reference source for the new BTS.
11. Add the SET CBTSCLKSRCMODE command to the BTS configuration file to configure
the satellite card mode for the new BTS.
12. Add the SET CBTSCLKPARA command to the BTS configuration file to configure the
clock parameters for the new BTS.
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13. Add the ADD CBTSLNKGRP command to the BTS configuration file to add the
transmission link group between the new BTS and the BSC.
14. Add the ADD CBTSLNK command to the BTS configuration file to add transmission links
to the link group between the new BTS and the BSC.
15. Add the ADD CBTSTERSIGLNK command to the BTS configuration file to configure
the terrestrial signaling link between the new BTS and the BSC.
16. Add the ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK command to the BTS configuration file to configure
the terrestrial traffic link between the new BTS and the BSC.
/*******Add the basic information of the BTS*******/
ADD BSCBTSINF: BTSTP=IBSC, BTSID=1, BTSNM="IMA BTS", FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2,
/*******Add the IMA group for the BTS*******/
ADD IMAGRP: FN=4, SN=26, BTP=AEUBa, AEIMAGN=1, AEE1LST="1", TXFRMLEN=L128,
IMAVER=VER11;
/*******Add the OML for the BTS*******/
OMLNKFLG="1-255";
SIGLNKFLG="1-254";
ADD CELL: BTSID=1, FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2, CN=301, SCTIDLST="0,1,2", PNLST="12,16,20",
SID=6, NID=1, PZID=1, BNDCLS=BC800, LAC="0x100", ASSALW1X=NO, ASSALWDO=NO,
IFBORDCELL=NO, REVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF, DOAREVRSSICARRASSNSW=OFF,
DOAPRVPRIASSSW=OFF;
/*******Add the 1X carriers of the BTS*******/
/*******Add the cell neighbor relations of the BTS*******/
SFFLAG=DOUBLE, DFFLAG=DOUBLE, NBFLAG=DOUBLE;
ADD NBRCDMACH: CCDMACH="0-300-0-23",
NBRCDMACHS="1-301-0-283,1-301-1-283,1-301-2-283,", SFFLAG=DOUBLE, DFFLAG=DOUBLE,
NBFLAG=DOUBLE;

/*******Query the signaling IP address of the BTS*******/
/*******Query the OM IP address of the BTS*******/
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/*******Add the BTS information*******/
the BAM*/

TRMDES="TRM0";
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
STR CBTS: BTSID=1;
2.10 Adding a Cascading BTS in VP Switch Mode

(BTS3606C)
is required to provide transmission links for the lower-level BTS. Cascading BTS in VP switch
mode means when the transmission mode on the Abis interface is UNI/IMA/PPP/MLPPP, the
physical link between the BSC and the upper-level BTS bears the logical link between the upperlevel BTS and the lower-level BTS, but the VPIs of the logical links used by the upper-level
BTS and the lower-level BTS are different.
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The name of the first-level BTS is BTS 1. It is also called the intermediate BTS.
Two E1 connections connect BTS 1 and the BSC.
The type of the transmission link group between BTS 1 and the BSC is IMA.
The number of the IMA group between BTS 1 and the BSC is 1. The IMA link numbers
are 0 and 1.
The VPI of the logical link used by BTS 1 is 1.
The task of adding a cascading BTS in VP switch mode has the following requirements:
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The name of the second-level BTS is BTS 2. It is also called the end BTS.
The sector carrier configuration of BTS 2 is S(1/1/1).
An E1 connection connects BTS 1 and BTS 2.
The type of the transmission link group between BTS 1 and BTS 2 is IMA.
The number of the IMA group between BTS 2 and BTS 2 is 1. The IMA link number is 2.
The VPI of the logical link used by BTS 2 is 2.
Figure 2-5 shows the networking of cascading BTSs in VP switch mode.

Figure 2-5 Networking of cascading BTSs in VP switch mode
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There are few differences in data configuration before and after the expansion. Generally, you need to
modify the configuration based on the previous configuration file.
Before configuring BTS 1, run the SAV CBTSCFG command to save the configuration file of BTS
1. Then, modify the configuration based on the configuration file. Before configuring the BSC, run the
DLD CBTSSW command to load the modified configuration file to BTS 1 and then activate the
configuration file.
To configure data for BTS 2, edit the initial configuration file using a text editor. The configuration
file begins with the CLR CBTSCFG command and ends with the STR CBTS command.
After the configuration file is edited, run the DLD CBTSSW command to load the configuration file
to the target BTS and activate the configuration file.

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Data Preparation
Item
Value
Information of the
link from BTS 1 to
the BSC
IMA group number: 1
IMA numbers: 0 and 1
IMA group number: 2
IMA number: 2
Clock mode of the transmission link: MASTER
BTS type: internal cascading BTS
IMA group number: 1
IMA numbers: 0 and 1
OML ID: 2-255
CE pool number: 0
Number of the CCPM SFP port that is used to connect the TRM: 0
High priority clock synchronization source: board clock reference

source
IMA group number: 3
IMA number: 0
Information of the
link from BTS 1 to
BTS 2
Information of the
link from the BSC to
BTS 2
Equipment
information of BTS
2
Clock configuration
information of BTS
2
Information of the
link from BTS 2 to
BTS 1
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Item
Value
Signaling IP address
of BTS 2
The IP address is assigned by the BSC. You can query it by running

the LST BSCBTSINF command.
Signaling IP address
of the BSC

the LST SUBSYSTEM command.
OM IP address of
BTS 2

the LST BTSLNK command.
Information of the
cell and the sector to
be added for BTS 2
Cell ID: 400
System ID: 6
Network ID: 1
Band class: 800 MHz
Sector ID: 0, 1, 2
Carrier ID: 11
Neighbor relations between sector 0 of BTS 1 and sectors 0, 1, and

2 of BTS 2
Adding a carrier
neighbor relation
Configuring the BSC
1.
Run the ADD BSCBTSINF command to add the basic information of BTS 2.
2.
Run the ADD BTSOMLNK command to add an OML for the BTS 2.
3.
Run the ADD BTSSIGLNK command to add a signaling link for BTS 2.
4.
Run the ADD BTSTRFLNK command to add a traffic link for BTS 2.
5.
Run the ADD CELL command to add the cell and sector for BTS 2.
6.
Run the ADD CDMACH command to add the sector carrier for BTS 2.
7.
carriers.
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Configuring the BAM

On the LMT connected with the BAM, run the ADD BTS command to add BTS 2.
Configuring BTS 1
1.
Run the ADD CBTSLNKGRP command to add the transmission link group between BTS
1 and BTS 2 for BTS 1.
2.
Run the ADD CBTSLNK command to add transmission links to the link group between
BTS 1 and BTS 2 for BTS 1.
3.
Run the SET CBTSLNKCLKM command to configure the clock mode of the transmission
link between the BSC and BTS 2 for BTS 1.
4.
Run the ADD CBTSMLTDRPLNK command to configure the VP switching between the
upper- and lower-level links for BTS 1.
5.
Run the SAV CBTSCFG command to save the configuration for BTS 1.
Configuring BTS 2
1.
Add the ADD CBTSCELL command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add the cell and
sector resources for BTS 2.
2.
Add the ADD CBTSCPL command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add the resource
pool for BTS 2.
3.
Add the ADD CBTSCPM command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add a CCPM for
BTS 2.
4.
Add the ADD CBTSBCKM command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add a BCKM
for BTS 2.
5.
Add the ADD CBTSBCIM command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add a BCIM
for BTS 2.
6.
Add the ADD CBTSTRM command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add an RF module
for BTS 2.
7.
Add the ADD CBTSSECTORCARRIER command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to

add a sector carrier for BTS 2.
8.
Add the ADD CBTSPOWCFG command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add a power
module for BTS 2.
9.
Add the SET CBTSCLK command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to configure the
clock reference source for BTS 2.
10. Add the SET CBTSCLKSRCMODE command to the configuration file BTS 2 to
configure the satellite card mode for BTS 2.
11. Add the SET CBTSCLKPARA command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to configure
the clock reference parameters for BTS 2.
12. Add the ADD CBTSLNKGRP command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add the
transmission link group between BTS 2 and the upper-level BTS.
13. Add the ADD CBTSLNK command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to add transmission
links to the link group between BTS 2 and the upper-level BTS.
14. Add the SET CBTSLNKCLKM command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to configure
the clock mode for the transmission links to the upper-level BTS.
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15. Add the ADD CBTSTERSIGLNK command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to
configure the terrestrial signaling link between BTS 2 and the BSC.
16. Add the ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK command to the configuration file of BTS 2 to
configure the terrestrial traffic link between BTS 2 and the BSC.
ADD BSCBTSINF: BTSTP=IBSCC, BTSID=2, BTSNM="BTS2", FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2, UBTSID=1,
USN=4, USSN=2, ABISCAPOPTMSW=OFF, ABISOPTMCRCSW=OFF, HIGHPW=NOHIGHPW;
OMLNKFLG="2-255";
SIGLNKFLG="2-254";
DOAPRVPRIASSSW=OFF;
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/*Modify the original configuration file of BTS 1 according to the network

requirements*/
/*******Add the trunk link for the BTS*******/
/*Note: Add trunk links from BTS 1 to BTS 2*/
/*******Configure the clock source for the trunk link*******/
/*Note: The clock mode for the trunk links from BTS 1 to BTS 2 must be MASTER*/
SET CBTSLNKCLKM: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=1, BRDID=0, LNKID=2, CLKM=MASTER;
/*******Add the VP switch link*******/
ADD CBTSMLTDRPLNK: UPBRDTP=UPBCIM, UPBRDID=0, UPLNKGRPID=1, UPVPI=2,
DNBRDTP=DNBCIM, DNBRDID=0, DNLNKGRPID=2, DNVPI=1;

TRMDES="TRM0";
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
STR CBTS: BTSID=2;
2.11 Adding a Cascading BTS in Timeslot Cross Mode

(BTS3606C)
is required to provide transmission links for the lower-level BTS. In timeslot cross mode, the
upper-level E1/T1 link is divided into multiple FRAC ATM or FRAC IMA links, each of which
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bears a BTS logical link. The upper-level BTS requires only the timeslot cross connection
between the upper- and lower-level links.
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The name of the first-level BTS is BTS 1. It is also called the intermediate BTS.
An E1 connection connects BTS 1 and the BSC.
The type of the transmission link group between BTS 1 and the BSC is IMA. The link group
number is 1.
The task of adding a cascading BTS in timeslot cross mode has the following requirements:
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The name of the second-level BTS is BTS 2. It is also called the end BTS.
The sector carrier configuration of BTS 2 is S(1/1/1).
An E1 connection connects BTS 1 and BTS 2.
The type of the transmission link group connecting BTS 1 and the BSC and BTS 2 is FRAC
IMA. The link numbers are 0 and 1.
The logical links connecting the BSC and BTSs 1 and 2 respectively use TS1TS15 and
TS17TS31.
Figure 2-6 shows the networking of cascading BTSs in timeslot cross mode.
Figure 2-6 Networking of cascading BTSs in timeslot cross mode
NOTE
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There are few differences in data configuration before and after the expansion of BTS 1. Generally,
you need to modify the configuration based on the previous configuration file.
Before configuring BTS 1, run the SAV CBTSCFG command to save the configuration file of BTS
1. Then, modify the configuration based on the configuration file. Before configuring the BSC, run the
DLD CBTSSW command to load the modified configuration file to BTS 1 and then activate the
configuration file.
To configure data for BTS 2, edit the initial configuration file using a text editor. The configuration
file begins with the CLR CBTSCFG command and ends with the STR CBTS file.
After the configuration file is edited, run the DLD CBTSSW command to load the configuration file
to the target BTS and activate the configuration file.

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Data Preparation
Item
Value
Information of the link

from the BSC to BTS 1
BTS type: internal directly-connected BTS
Link type: FRAC ATM link
Link number: 1
Number of the bearer E1 link: 0
Timeslots: TS1TS15
OML ID: 1-255
BTS type: internal cascading BTS
Link number: 2
Timeslots: TS17TS31
OML ID: 2-255
Link number: 0
Timeslots: TS1TS15
OML ID: 1-255

from the BSC to BTS 2

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Item
Value

from BTS 1 to BTS 2
Link type: timeslot cross link
Link number: 1
Source timeslots for timeslot cross: TS17TS31
Target timeslots for timeslot cross: TS1TS15
Link number: 2
Timeslots: TS1TS15
CE pool number: 0
Number of the CCPM SFP port that is used to connect the

TRM: 0
High priority clock synchronization source: board clock

reference source

from BTS 2 to BTS 1
Equipment information of
BTS 2
Clock configuration
information of BTS 2
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Signaling IP address of
BTS 2

running the LST BSCBTSINF command.
Signaling IP address of
the BSC

running the LST SUBSYSTEM command.
OM IP address of BTS 2

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Item
Value
Information of the cell

and the sector to be added
for BTS 2
Cell ID: 400
System ID: 6
Network ID: 1
Band class: 800 MHz
Sector ID: 0, 1, 2
Carrier ID: 11
Neighbor relations between sector 0 of BTS 1 and sectors 0,

1, and 2 of BTS 2
Adding a carrier neighbor

relation
Configuring the BSC
1.
Run the RMV BTSOMLNK command to remove the original OML of BTS 1.
2.
Run the RMV BTSSIGLNK command to remove the original signaling link of BTS 1.
3.
Run the RMV BTSTRFLNK command to remove the original traffic link of BTS 1.
4.
Run the RMV IMAGRP command to remove the original physical transmission link of
BTS 1.
5.
Run the ADD BSCBTSINF command to add the basic information of BTS 2.
6.
Run the ADD FRACATM command to add a FRACTIONAL ATM links for BTSs 1 and
2.
7.
Run the ADD BTSOMLNK command to add an OML for the BTSs 1 and 2.
8.
Run the ADD BTSSIGLNK command to add a signaling link for BTSs 1 and 2.
9.
Run the ADD BTSTRFLNK command to add a traffic link for BTSs 1 and 2.
10. Run the ADD CELL command to add the cell and sector for BTS 2.
11. Run the ADD CDMACH command to add the sector carrier for BTS 2.
12. Run the ADD NBRCDMACH command to configure the neighbor relation between
carriers.
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Configuring the BAM

On the LMT connected with the BAM, run the ADD BTS command to add BTS 2.
Configuring BTS 1
Use the following commands to edit the configuration file of BTS 1:
1.
Delete the ADD CBTSLNK command to remove the IMA link.
2.
Modify the ADD CBTSLNKGRP command to change the IMA link group between BTS
1 and the BSC to a FRAC ATM link group.
3.
Add the ADD CBTSFRACLNK command to add a FRAC ATM link to the FRAC ATM
link group between BTS 1 and the BSC.
4.
Modify the ADD CBTSTERSIGLNK command to change the terrestrial signaling link
between BTS 1 and the BSC.
5.
Modify the ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK command to change the terrestrial traffic link
6.
Add the ADD CBTSLNKGRP command to add the transmission link group between BTS
1 and BTS 2.
7.
Add the ADD CBTSFRACLNK command to add transmission links to the transmission
link group between BTS 1 and BTS 2.
8.
Add the SET CBTSLNKCLKM command to configure the clock mode of the
transmission link connecting BTS 1 and the BSC and BTS 2.
9.
Add the ADD CBTSCRSCNCT command to configure timeslot cross for the links
between BTS 1 and BTS 2.
Configuring BTS 2
Use the following commands to edit the configuration file of BTS 2:
1.
Add the ADD CBTSCELL command to add the cell and sector for BTS 2.
2.
Add the ADD CBTSCPL command to add a CE pool for BTS 2.
3.
Add the ADD CBTSCPM command to add a CCPM for BTS 2.
4.
Add the ADD CBTSBCKM command to add a BCKM for BTS 2.
5.
Add the ADD CBTSBCIM command to add a BCIM for BTS 2.
6.
Add the ADD CBTSTRM command to add an RF module for BTS 2.
7.
Add the ADD CBTSSECTORCARRIER command to add the sector carrier for BTS 2.
8.
Add the ADD CBTSPOWCFG command to add a power module for BTS 2.
9.
Add the SET CBTSCLK command to configure the clock for BTS 2.
10. Add the SET CBTSCLKSRCMODE command to set the satellite receiver mode of BTS
2.
11. Add the SET CBTSCLKPARA command to configure the BTS clock of BTS 2.
12. Add the ADD CBTSLNKGRP command to add the transmission link group between BTS
2 and the upper-level BTS.
13. Add the ADD CBTSLNK command to add transmission links to the link group between
BTS 2 and the upper-level BTS.
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14. Add the SET CBTSLNKCLKM command to configure the clock mode of the
transmission link to the upper-level BTS.
15. Add the ADD CBTSTERSIGLNK command to configure the terrestrial signaling link
16. Add the ADD CBTSTERTRFLNK command to configure the terrestrial traffic link
/*******Remove the transmission link between BTS 1 and the BSC*******/
RMV BTSTRFLNK: BTSID=1;
RMV IMAGRP: FN=4, SN=26, IMAGN=1;
ADD BSCBTSINF: BTSTP=IBSCC, BTSID=2, BTSNM="BTS2", FN=4, SN=4, SSN=2, UBTSID=1,
USN=4, USSN=2, ABISCAPOPTMSW=OFF, ABISOPTMCRCSW=OFF, HIGHPW=NOHIGHPW;
/*******Add the physical link for the BTS*******/
E1TSBITMAP=TS_1&TS_2&TS_3&TS_4&TS_5&TS_6&TS_7&TS_8&TS_9&TS_10&TS_11&TS_12&TS_13&TS
_14&TS_15;
E1TSBITMAP=TS_17&TS_18&TS_19&TS_20&TS_21&TS_22&TS_23&TS_24&TS_25&TS_26&TS_27&TS_28
&TS_29&TS_30&TS_31;
DOAPRVPRIASSSW=OFF;
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/*******Modify the original configuration file of BTS 1 according to the network
requirements*******/
/*******Add the physical link for the BTS*******/
/*Note: connection between No.0 link group and the BSC*/
ADD CBTSLNKGRP: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=1, BRDID=0, LNKGRPTP=FRAC, LNKGRPID=0;
TSMAP=1&2&3&4&5&6&7&8&9&10&11&12&13&14&15;
/*******Add the BTS clock source*******/
/*Note: The clock mode for the trunk links from BTS 1 to BTS 2 must be MASTER*/
SET CBTSLNKCLKM: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=1, BRDID=0, LNKID=0, CLKM=SLAVE;
SET CBTSLNKCLKM: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=1, BRDID=0, LNKID=1, CLKM=MASTER;
SET CBTSCLKPARA: BTSID=1, TZ=EAST_ZONE8, ADJM=0, MTRLGY=MET, ANTDLYCMP=100;
/*******Add the timeslot cross link*******/
ADD CBTSCRSCNCT: BTSID=1, BRDTP=BCIM, BRDID=0, SRCLNKLOC=EXTERNAL, SRCLNKTP=E1,
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TRMDES="TRM0";
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
TRMID=0, CPLID=0;
ADD CBTSLNKGRP: BRDTP=BCIM, BTSID=2, BRDID=0, LNKGRPTP=FRAC, LNKGRPID=2;
TSMAP=1&2&3&4&5&6&7&8&9&10&11&12&13&14&15;
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2.1 Adding E1 Connections on the A Interface

The BSC is a BSC6680.

The OPC of the BSC is 0x000B71.

Eight E1 links are required.

TS16 of No.2 E1 links is used to carry signaling messages.

The signaling links are associated with No.1 SPUO subsystem.

Adding trunk circuits

Trunk group number: 1

Circuit not yet installed: 16

E1 number and timeslot number: TS16 of No.2 E1 link

Link code transmission: 1

Adding an MTP Link

Run the ADD N7LNK command to add a new MTP link.

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2.2 Adding E1 Connections on the Abis Interface

No.0 IMA group is required.

No.1 E1 link is added to the IMA group.

Subrack number of the CSPS connected

Number of the IMA group to which the

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Number of the E1 link to be added

Number of the BTS interface board to

Link group number of the

Link number of the FRACTIONAL IMA

Number of the BTS interface board to

New link group type

New IMA link group number

Link number of the links in the new IMA

Subrack number of the CSPS connected

Flag of the traffic link to be removed

E1 link number of the UNI link to be

Number of the IMA group to be added

E1 link numbers in the IMA group to be

OML flag of the BTS after expansion

ID of the BTS signaling link after

ID of the BTS traffic link after expansion

Bandwidth of the OML of the BTS after

Bandwidth of the BTS signaling link after

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Bandwidth of the BTS traffic link after

Run the SAV CBTSCFG command to save the configuration.

Run the RMV BTSOMLNK command to remove the UNI OML.

Run the RMV UNILNK command to remove the UNI link.

Run the ADD BTSSIGLNK command to add an IMA signaling link.

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RMV UNILNK: FN=3, SN=14, E1T1NO=0;