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    Nokia 2G TRX MML Commands

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    This document provides commands and parameters for configuring and testing BTS, BCF, and TRX devices on a mobile network. It includes commands to: - Output network configuration and parameters for BCF and BTS devices. - Lock, unlock, and block TRX time slots. - Run transciever and Abis loop tests to verify voice functionality on TRX devices. - Enable and configure GPRS parameters for sectors. - Add a new TRX to an existing BTS with required configuration parameters. - Create, add, and delete TRXSIG links to control TRX devices.

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    Nokia 2G TRX MML Commands

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    This document provides commands and parameters for configuring and testing BTS, BCF, and TRX devices on a mobile network. It includes commands to: - Output network configuration and parameters for BCF and BTS devices. - Lock, unlock, and block TRX time slots. - Run transciever and Abis loop tests to verify voice functionality on TRX devices. - Enable and configure GPRS parameters for sectors. - Add a new TRX to an existing BTS with required configuration parameters. - Create, add, and delete TRXSIG links to control TRX devices.

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    This document provides commands and parameters for configuring and testing BTS, BCF, and TRX devices on a mobile network. It includes commands to: - Output network configuration and parameters for BCF and BTS devices. - Lock, unlock, and block TRX time slots. - Run transciever and Abis loop tests to verify voice functionality on TRX devices. - Enable and configure GPRS parameters for sectors. - Add a new TRX to an existing BTS with required configuration parameters. - Create, add, and delete TRXSIG links to control TRX devices.

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    Nokia 2G TRX MML Commands

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    This document provides commands and parameters for configuring and testing BTS, BCF, and TRX devices on a mobile network. It includes commands to: - Output network configuration and parameters for BCF and BTS devices. - Lock, unlock, and block TRX time slots. - Run transciever and Abis loop tests to verify voice functionality on TRX devices. - Enable and configure GPRS parameters for sectors. - Add a new TRX to an existing BTS with required configuration parameters. - Create, add, and delete TRXSIG links to control TRX devices.

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    The document outlines various commands used to configure parameters of BTS, BCF and TRX components in a mobile network.

    To add a new TRX to an existing BTS, the ZERC command is used along with specifying parameters like frequency, TSC, PCM timeslot, TRXSIG name, signaling level etc.

    The parameters of an existing TRX like capacity, GPRS configuration etc. can be configured using commands like ZEQV, ZEQO, ZEQV etc. The BTS needs to be blocked before changing some parameters.

    TRX

    Top layer info for BCF


    Output BCF network configuration
    Output BCF and TRX parameters

    ZEEI:BCF=bcf; (Also shows Lac ID & CI Cell ID)


    ZERO:BCF=bcf;

    Link
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    ZEEI:BTS=bts; (Also shows Lac ID & CI Cell ID)


    ZERO:BTS=bts; (ET Must match info in ZEEI cmd)

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    Top layer info for BTS


    Output BTS network configuration
    Output BTS and TRX Parameters

    Lock / Unlock
    Trx Lock (FHO Forces Handover)
    Trx Unlock
    Block TRX sub time slot
    Unlock TRX sub time slot

    ZERS:BTS=bts,TRX=trx:L:FHO;
    ZERS:BTS=bts,TRX=trx:U;
    ZERS:BTS=bts,TRX=trx,CH=ch:L;
    ZERS:BTS=bts,TRX=trx,CH=ch:U;

    Test
    3 cmds go together

    Runs Test
    Prints test results
    Deletes test report
    3 cmds go together

    Runs Test
    Prints test results - Verifies Voice path on TRX
    Deletes test report

    Transciever Test
    ZUBS:BTS=bts,TRX=trx;
    ZUBP:TR:BTS=bts,TRX=trx;
    ZUBD:TR:BTS=bts,TRX=trx;

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    Abis Loop Test


    ZUBK:TEST:BTS=bts,TRX=trx;
    ZUBP:AL:BTS=bts,TRX=trx;
    ZUBD:AL:BTS=bts,TRX=trx;

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    ZERO:BCF=bcf;
    ZERO:BTS=bts;
    ZEQV:BTS=bts:GENA=Y;
    ZEQV:BTS=bts:GENA=N;
    ZEQO:BTS=bts:GPRS;
    BTS MUST BE BLOCKED BEFORE COMMAND WILL EXECUTE

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    GPRS
    Output BCF and TRX parameters
    Output BTS and TRX Parameters
    Enable GPRS for sector
    Disables GPRS for sector
    Check a BTS' GPRS parameters
    Change BTS GPRS parameters
    Change "dedicated" GPRS capacity for sector
    Change "default" GPRS capacity for sector

    ZEQV:BTS=bts:CDED=xx;
    ZEQV:BTS=bts:CDEF=xx;

    TRXSIG
    TRXSIG information

    ZERO:BTS=bts,TRX=trx;

    Link

    Interrogate TRX D-channel working state


    Block working state of TRX LAPD
    Restore LAPD
    RESTORES LAPD

    ZDTI:NAME=trxsig;
    ZDTC:NAME=trxsig:BL;
    ZDTC:NAME=trxsig:WO;
    ZDTC:trxsig:P,WO;

    Link

    ZEEL;

    Link

    ZDSB;
    ZDSE:trxsig:BSCU,x:0,x:16,xx-xx,xx;
    ZDSE:<link_name>:BCSU,<index>:<sapi>,<tei>:<rate>,<t1_tsl>,<sub_tsl>;

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    Parameters
    Output TRX Radio Timeslots on BSC

    ADD
    TRXSIG will need to be done first
    Check if TRXSIG already exists

    Create TRXSIG
    link_name
    index
    sapi
    tei
    rate
    t1_tsl
    sub_tsl

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    >

    TRX add to existing BTS

    Name of the LapD link


    Index of the BCSU controlling the link
    Service access point identifier > 62 for OMUSIG, 0 fro TRXSIG
    Terminal end point identifier > 1 for OMU link & TRX number for TRXSIG (ie 1,3 & 5)
    Bit rate of the link > 16 for OMU, 16 for TRX
    T1 & the time slot used by the link
    Starting bit of sub timeslot in the T1 frame
    ZERC:BTS=bts,TRX=trx:GTRX=Y:FREQ=freq,TSC=tsc,PCMTSL=xxx:DNAME=trxsig:SIGN=0,LEVD=-83,FRT=0,CH0=SDCCH;

    The information below will need to be gathered first.

    BTS#
    >
    TRX #
    >
    FREQ - ARFN
    >
    TSC (Training sequence code)
    >
    PCMTSL - PCM and time slot
    >
    DNAME
    >
    SIGN
    >
    LEVD
    >
    FRT
    >
    CH0
    >
    CH TYPE "each of the eight time slot need to have a
    type assigned, default in tchf".

    BTS
    TRX
    Channel
    must be same TSC as existing TRX in that sector.
    First of the two ABIS traffic time slots used by the TRX.
    (example.. T3703) "bcf-37, trx-3" Same as TRXSIG
    =0
    - 83
    =0
    MBCCHC for first radio in BTS. (combined MBCCH & SDCCH)

    >

    MBCCHC is used for the first TRX of a BTS.

    >

    SDCCH may be used for second timelot on first TRX of a BTS.

    Link to steps for building a TRX


    Delete TRX
    ZERD:
    Talks to FXC card Remote Session

    ZQUS:

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