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    Ip Clock Configuration Guide

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    1. The document provides instructions for configuring an IP clock connection between an IP clock server and NodeB. 2. It describes logging into the IP clock server and setting the working mode, input clock source, output clock signal, and PTP parameters. 3. It also outlines checking the clock status and sources on the server and configuring the NodeB clock mode, source, and link to the IP clock server.

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    Ip Clock Configuration Guide

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    1. The document provides instructions for configuring an IP clock connection between an IP clock server and NodeB. 2. It describes logging into the IP clock server and setting the working mode, input clock source, output clock signal, and PTP parameters. 3. It also outlines checking the clock status and sources on the server and configuring the NodeB clock mode, source, and link to the IP clock server.

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    1. The document provides instructions for configuring an IP clock connection between an IP clock server and NodeB. 2. It describes logging into the IP clock server and setting the working mode, input clock source, output clock signal, and PTP parameters. 3. It also outlines checking the clock status and sources on the server and configuring the NodeB clock mode, source, and link to the IP clock server.

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    Ip Clock Configuration Guide

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    1. The document provides instructions for configuring an IP clock connection between an IP clock server and NodeB. 2. It describes logging into the IP clock server and setting the working mode, input clock source, output clock signal, and PTP parameters. 3. It also outlines checking the clock status and sources on the server and configuring the NodeB clock mode, source, and link to the IP clock server.

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    IP CLOCK CONFIGURATION GUIDE

    A. Overview IP connection for IP CLOCK


    B.

    C. Login NodeB with IP: 81.0.1.125, user: admin, pass: IPClock100

    D. CONFIG IPCLK1000 Version: V100R002C01SPC200


    E.

    I.Configuration
    1. Set working mode:
    SET WORKSTATUS: MASTERSYNCMODE=Frequence;
    2. Add input clock source
    ADD SRVCLKSRC: PortID=REFIN2, CLKTYPE3=2048kHz0_balance;
    3. Set the switching mode of input clock source
    SET SRVCLKMODE: SWAPTYPE=AUTO;
    4. Set type of out put clock signal
    SET SRVCLKOUT: ClkFreq=LOCKED_2048KHz;
    5. Set Client mode: to set output port type, No. of client (NodeB/BTS that IPCLK
    support)
    SET CLIENTMODE: NETPORTMODE=FE, BIGBASE=512, SMALLBASE=0;
    6. Set PTP parameter:
    SET PTPPARA: PTPMODULE=MODULE1, DOMAIN=0,
    ANNOUNCE=1/64hz, SYNC=16hz, RECEIPT=32, PRIORITY1=128,
    PRIORITY2=128;
    7. Set PTP parameter
    SET PTPFILE: PTPMODULE=MODULE1;
    After set PTP parament + PTP file , we need to reset IPCLK1000. (RST BRD:;)
    II. Checking result
    1. Check working mode
    LST WORKSTATUS:;
    DSP WORKSTATUS:;
    2. Server clock status + current source
    a. DSP SRVCLKSTAT:;
    i. Result : Current clock status = Lock
    b. DSP SRVCURSRC:;
    3. List server clock link source
    a. LST SRVCLKSRC:;
    4. List server clock output
    a. LST SRVCLKOUT:;
    b. Check if all data is consistent.
    c. CHK DATA:;

    B. CONFIG IPCLK AT NODEB


    I. Checking before configuration
    1. BOOTP time: If nodeB start bootp process, you can not implement some commands
    about clock setting.

    2. Version V100R002C01SPC200 doesn’t support protocol type: HW_Defined. So when you


    set clock mode, you need to choose clock mode as PTP.

    II. Configuration
    SET CLKMODE: MODE=MANUAL, CLKSRC=PTP, IPMODE=MANUAL,
    SN=7;
    ADD IPCLKLNK: SRN=0, SN=7, CIP="10.17.144.214", SIP="10.17.144.210",
    ICPT=PTP;
    If use the Layer 3: ADD IPRT
    III. Check result
    1. Check physical connection by ping to IPCLK server:
    PING: SRN=0, SN=7, IP="10.17.144.210", SRCIP="10.17.144.214",
    CONTPING=DISABLE;
    2. Check Clock link:
    DSP IPCLKLNK: SRN=0, SN=7, LN=0;
    Link must be: Nomal and Active.
    3. Check Clock status:
    DSP CLKSTAT: SN=7;
    Clock status must be (after a 30minutes): Locked
    LST CLKMODE:;

    Muon add IPCLOCK to M2000 or OM network


    Add ETHIP follow LLD
    Add IPR (No) to O&M network.

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