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    BTS Commissioning 240XL II Extension Rack

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    Santosh Bhandari
    1. The document provides steps for commissioning an extension rack connected to a base rack, including connecting cables, downloading software, activating software, and configuring different rack components like CUs, DUs, and FANs. 2. Key steps include connecting LMT cables, downloading and activating software, setting up the rack number, creating BPORTs, LAPDLEs, and other components, integrating with the BSC, and setting the software load. 3. Special connections are needed between the base rack and extension rack, including SELIC BUS and CAN BUS cables, and specific color combinations are used for the PCM cables between racks.

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    BTS Commissioning 240XL II Extension Rack

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    1. The document provides steps for commissioning an extension rack connected to a base rack, including connecting cables, downloading software, activating software, and configuring different rack components like CUs, DUs, and FANs. 2. Key steps include connecting LMT cables, downloading and activating software, setting up the rack number, creating BPORTs, LAPDLEs, and other components, integrating with the BSC, and setting the software load. 3. Special connections are needed between the base rack and extension rack, including SELIC BUS and CAN BUS cables, and specific color combinations are used for the PCM cables between racks.

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    1. The document provides steps for commissioning an extension rack connected to a base rack, including connecting cables, downloading software, activating software, and configuring different rack components like CUs, DUs, and FANs. 2. Key steps include connecting LMT cables, downloading and activating software, setting up the rack number, creating BPORTs, LAPDLEs, and other components, integrating with the BSC, and setting the software load. 3. Special connections are needed between the base rack and extension rack, including SELIC BUS and CAN BUS cables, and specific color combinations are used for the PCM cables between racks.

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    BTS Commissioning 240XL II Extension Rack

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    Santosh Bhandari
    1. The document provides steps for commissioning an extension rack connected to a base rack, including connecting cables, downloading software, activating software, and configuring different rack components like CUs, DUs, and FANs. 2. Key steps include connecting LMT cables, downloading and activating software, setting up the rack number, creating BPORTs, LAPDLEs, and other components, integrating with the BSC, and setting the software load. 3. Special connections are needed between the base rack and extension rack, including SELIC BUS and CAN BUS cables, and specific color combinations are used for the PCM cables between racks.

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    Piepaieu by: Ranjit Kumai Kaina, 0&P, Spice Nepal

    PROCEDURE FOR BTS-EXTENSION RACK COMMISSIONING


    Connect LMT cable to Base Rack and so you can commission for the Extension Rack.
    Start Programs LMT271_1_34_05 Start LMT
    LMT Control Center window will appear
    Wait for LOGON to become dark blue
    Click on logon
    Enter the Username : SAG
    Enter Password : SAG
    Connect and close
    Click on Input handler (another window will come up)
    1.Download Software(if Base Rack has not been commissioned before)
    Managed Element Software Management
    Double click on Software management DNLALL.EXE
    SRCPATH---c:\SW\BTSPLUS\HS011692.SWL
    Overwrite yes (It will take 10 mins.) and After completion of download
    2. Software Activation(if Base Rack has not been commissioned before)
    Managed element BSS functional BTSM (Double click) Activate BTSM
    BTSM: 0
    FileID : HS011692.SWL (copy from rel_notes and paste)
    FileSWV: 01-04-16-01-87-00_04-09-09 (copy from rel_notes and paste)
    After giving activate SW BTS will ask for login again.
    BTS will be in phase2
    3. Creation as per Configuration(From this point PH2, you can start commissioning for the Ext Rack)

    BTSEP Double click on Rack Set Rack:1(if Rack 0 base rack is already created)
    Vendna: Siemens / TypRack : BS240XL and Submit
    BPORT CREATE BPORT
    NAME: BPORT:2/ L1PT: PCM30 CRC4 (DEFAULT) / LCONF: STAR/MULTI/ LOOP (as instructed)
    BER : LOWER: E10_6 / UPPER: E10-3 ; L1RAT= PROTOCOL S!GNALL!NG
    (Remember:BPORT: 1 for Multi drop, BPORT: 2 for separate E1)
    LAPDLE CREATE LAPDLE
    NAME: LAPDLE:0 (signaling cut off 32 channels) / LAPDCH: BPORT BPORT: 0
    TSL: 31 (Depending on SITE LINKAGE) / SSL: FULL_64KB
    BTSE SETBTSEP NOT REQUIRED
    SALUNAM: (Shelf unique name as given in the BTS paper) For identification of the site in BSC.
    Vendname: Siemens
    BTSM SETBTSM TEI:0 (limited up to 63)
    Create COSA(in RACK 0 Base Rack if COSA is absent or there is dummy COSA already)
    Replace real COSA if there is dummy COSA inserted)
    CU CREATE CU (As equipped)
    Eg: CREATE CU:NAME=RACK:1/CU:0&&11, RXLEVADJ=0-0;
    (After which lock and delete CUs which are not present. CUs:3 and 9 in our config.)
    DUVSWR CREATE DUVSWR (as equipped)
    For Example: Creation of 3/3/3 with 4:2 combiners
    CREATE DUVSWR: NAME=RACK:1/DUVSWR:0 CELL NO=3 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR=CU0&1
    (Depending on the cable connections of CUs to DUAMCO)
    CREATE DUVSWR: NAME=RACK:1/DUVSWR:1 CELL NO=3 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR=CU2&CU3;
    CREATE DUVSWR: NAME=RACK:1/DUVSWR:2 CELL NO=4 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR=CU4&5;
    CREATE DUVSWR: NAME=RACK:1/DUVSWR:3 CELL NO=4 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR=CU10&CU11;
    CREATE DUVSWR: NAME=RACK:1/DUVSWR:6 CELL NO=5 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR=CU6&7;
    CREATE DUVSWR: NAME=RACK:1/DUVSWR:7 CELL NO=5 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR=CU8&CU9;
    DULNA CREATE DULNA (as equipped)
    For Example: Creation of 3/3/3
    CREATE DULNA: NAME=RACK:1/DULNA:0 CELL NO=3 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR=CU0N&1N&2N&3N;
    CREATE DULNA: NAME=RACK:1/DULNA:1 CELL NO=3 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR= CU0D&1D&2D&3D;
    CREATE DULNA: NAME=RACK:1/DULNA:2 CELL NO=4 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR= CU4N&5N&10N&11N;
    CREATE DULNA: NAME=RACK:1/DULNA:3 CELL NO=4 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR= CU4D&5D&10D&11D;
    CREATE DULNA: NAME=RACK:1/DULNA:6 CELL NO=5 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR= CU6N&7N&8N&9N;
    CREATE DULNA: NAME=RACK:1/DULNA:7 CELL NO=5 COMBMD=FourToTwo, WDDUVSWR=CU6D&7D&8D&9D;
    FANP CREATE FANP (0 to 5 FOR BS240 AND 0 TO 7 FOR BS240XL)
    For example: CREATE FAN:NAME=RACK:0/FAN:0&&7;
    Creation of external alarm ENVABTSE(Not Required for the Ext Rack)
    For Example:
    CREATE ENVABTSE:NAME=RACK:0/ENVABTSE:2,INTINF=low, ASEV=CRITICAL, ASTRING=MAINS FAILURE;
    CREATE ENVABTSE:NAME=RACK:0/ENVABTSE:3,INTINF=low, ASEV=MAJOR, ASTRING=DC RECTIFIER FAIL;
    CREATE ENVABTSE:NAME=RACK:0/ENVABTSE:4,INTINF=hIGH, ASEV=MAJOR, ASTRING=AC FAIL;

    INTEGRATION
    Managed element BSS functional Double click on BTSM set BTSM: ABISLKSA: Terrestrial connection (Satellite Connection for Satellite), TEI: 0
    Managed element BSS functional Double click on BTSM CONNBSC (to connect with BSC)
    Now Login again, BTS should be PH3
    Unlock the BTSM to radiate all connected (E/F) CUs (if TRX provided)
    Set SW load safety FILE HS011818.SWL & SUBTYPE 01-04-18-01-18-07_08-04-03






    Piepaieu by: Ranjit Kumai Kaina, 0&P, Spice Nepal

    Physical Connection between the Base Rack and Extension Rack




    SELIC BUS - For CU CC link connection to main cabinet

    CAN BUS - For CAN link connection to main cabinet


    CAN OUT
    termination
    Piepaieu by: Ranjit Kumai Kaina, 0&P, Spice Nepal


    Co|or Comb|nat|on of CM Cab|e for 815
    ===============================================

    5 4 3 2 1
    TX: PURPLE GREEN Gnd Gnd Gnd

    RX: WHITE BLUE


    In DDI

    Blue - White (RX) || Green - Purple (TX)

    =====================================================
    In 815 -8Ck1

    Green Purple (TX) Green purple

    Blue White (RX) orange white

    In Mu|t|-drop Conf|g of 815:

    CreaLe 8C810 & 8C811 ln Lhe MasLer 81S (Sav 81S900)

    8C81 0---1SL 31 ln LAuLL 0
    8C81 1---1SL 30 ln LAuLL 1
    Piepaieu by: Ranjit Kumai Kaina, 0&P, Spice Nepal

    1hen ln Slave 81S vou can puL 8C81 0---1SL 30 ln LAuLL 0

    Note:
    Module Cv1 ls Lhe lnLerface module beLween Lhe 8SC and Lhe 81SL (for Lhe ouLdoor
    verslons ln common wlLh WAvLs,n1s or CSus). 1herefore, lf a fallure of Lhe Abls llnk
    ls reporLed, Lhe Cv1 musL be consldered.!

    When Lhe Cv1 falls, Lhe CM-llne ls also broken also for all subsequenL 81SL, ln Lhe
    evenL of a mu|t|-drop conf|gurat|on.

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