FDD LTE ENodeB (V2.10) Commissioning Procedure - R1.0

FDD LTE eNodeB (V2.
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Proposal: Before reading this document, you had better have the following knowledge and skills.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Overview ......................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Purpose ............................................................................................................ 1
1.2 Application ........................................................................................................ 1
1.3 Acronyms and Abbreviations ............................................................................ 1
2 eNodeB Commissioning Method ................................................................... 2

2.1 Brief Introduction .............................................................................................. 2
2.2 Application ........................................................................................................ 3
3 Remote Commissioning through EMS .......................................................... 5

3.1 Pre-Production.................................................................................................. 7
3.2 Production and Delivery .................................................................................... 7
3.3 Device Distribution to the Sites ......................................................................... 7
3.4 eNodeB Installation and Power-on.................................................................... 7
3.5 eNodeB Debugging .......................................................................................... 8
3.6 Service Verification ........................................................................................... 9
3.7 Acceptance Test ............................................................................................... 9
4 Warehouse Debugging and Remote Commissioning through EMS ......... 10

4.1 Pre-Production................................................................................................ 12
4.2 Production and Delivery .................................................................................. 12
4.3 Warehouse Debugging and Device Distribution .............................................. 12
4.4 eNodeB Installation and Power-on.................................................................. 13
4.5 eNodeB Debugging ........................................................................................ 13
4.6 Service Verification ......................................................................................... 14
4.7 Acceptance Test ............................................................................................. 14
5 Onsite Commissioning with LMT ................................................................ 14

5.1 eNodeB Installation and Power-on.................................................................. 15
5.2 eNodeB Debugging ........................................................................................ 15
5.3 Service Verification ......................................................................................... 17
5.4 Acceptance Test ............................................................................................. 17
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FIGURES
Figure 2-1 Typical eNodeB Commissioning Scenarios and Their Procedures ...................... 3
Figure 2-2 eNodeB Commissioning Illustration ..................................................................... 4
Figure 3-1 Procedure of Remote Commissioning through EMS ........................................... 6
Figure 4-1 Procedure of Warehouse Debugging and Remote Commissioning through EMS
.............................................................................................................................................11
Figure 5-1 Onsite Commissioning Procedure ..................................................................... 15
TABLES
Table 1-1 Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................ 2

Table 2-1 Recommended eNodeB Commissioning Method ................................................. 4
Table 3-1 Pre-Production Tasks (Commissioning Procedure 1) ........................................... 7
Table 3-2 Tasks in the eNodeB Installation and Power-on Phase ........................................ 8
Table 3-3 Tasks in the eNodeB Debugging Phase ............................................................... 8
Table 3-4 Tasks in the Acceptance Test Phase ................................................................... 9
Table 4-1 Pre-Production Tasks (Commissioning Procedure 2) ......................................... 12
Table 4-2 Tasks during Warehouse Debugging ................................................................. 12
Table 4-3 Tasks in the eNodeB Debugging Phase ............................................................. 14
Table 5-1 Tasks in the eNodeB Debugging Phase ............................................................. 16
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1 Overview
1.1 Purpose
This document discusses the commissioning of FDD LTE eNodeBs in different scenarios,
in particular, the general procedure and the tasks in each step. It is designed to improve
capability and efficiency of the commissioning engineers.
 Knowledge:
The eNodeB commissioning process involves several operations, including downloading and
installation of eNodeB software and configuration data files through the EMS or the LMT,
device debugging, service verification, and acceptance test. The objective of this process is
to ensure the eNodeB to be put into commercial use as designed.
1.2 Application
This document involves the eNodeB commissioning process only, which starts from
“preparing the table of eNodeB sites and their IP addresses”, and ends when the
acceptance test is passed.
In the process, the following tasks may be included:
 Prepare the table of eNodeB sites and their IP addresses
 Install the eNodeB version and set the IP addresses
 Debugging the CC board in the warehouse
 Install and power on the eNodeB device
 Debug the eNodeB device
 Verify the services
 Conduct the acceptance test
1.3 Acronyms and Abbreviations

For the purpose of this document, the acronyms and abbreviations in Table 1-1 apply.
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Table 1-1 Acronyms and Abbreviations

Acronym/Abbreviation Meaning
eNodeB evolved Node B, sometimes eNB for short
Element Management System, a centralized network
EMS management system that ZTE provides to the operator
for managing OMMs of different standards
LMT Local Maintenance Terminal
eBBU evolved Base Band Unit
eRRU evolved Remote Radio Unit
CC Control and Clock Module
2 eNodeB Commissioning Method

The commissioning of an eNodeB involves several aspects, including the downloading
and activating of board software and configuration data files. The validity of configuration
data files is almost independent of hardware configuration, while the validity of board
software is closely related to hardware configuration.
2.1 Brief Introduction

Currently, there are three commissioning methods, as described below.
 Remote commissioning through the EMS
In this method, the production line has installed the eNodeB version and set the IP
addresses. And before the commissioning, the IP transmission between the
eNodeB and the EMS is through, and the eNodeB device works well. As a result,
the commissioning personnel do not need to go to the site. They can commission
the eNodeBs just uploading the configuration data onto the eNodeBs through the
EMS in the central equipment room.
 Warehouse debugging and remote commissioning through the EMS
If the production line cannot finish IP address planning before the eNodeB device is
delivered, they can pack the CC boards and deliver them to the site warehouse.
After the CC boards arrive, the commissioning personnel can debug the CC boards
in the warehouse, including downloading the eNodeB version to the CC boards and
setting the IP addresses.
During eNodeB commissioning, the commissioning personnel need not to go to the

site. They can commission the eNodeBs through the EMS in the central equipment
room.
 Onsite commissioning with the LMT

If neither the eNodeB version is installed, nor IP addresses are set before the
eNodeB devices arrive at the sites, the commissioning personnel have to go to the
site and use the LMT to commission the eNodeB by upgrading the eNodeB versions
and uploading the configuration data. And after the commissioning is ready, they
operate in the central equipment room and set up links between the EMS and the
eNodeBs.
The three methods and their procedures are shown in Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-1 Typical eNodeB Commissioning Scenarios and Their Procedures
Typical FDD LTE eNodeB Commissioning Scenarios and Commissioning Procedures

Warehouse & Device eNodeB Installation Service
Pre-Production Production and Delivery eNodeB debugging Acceptance
distribution to the Site and Power-on verification
The production line has installed
eNodeB version and set the IP
Has the
Install eNodeB Commissioning
the version the eNodeB
eNodeB been through the
Has version, installed, OMC. If there is
Deliver
the IP set the the IP Make any fault that
Prepare the Install Check the
plannin IP addresse the cannot be Conduct
the IP eNodeB the installation Conduct single
g table Yes address s been Yes transmis handled through acceptance
planning devices hardwar , Power on site tests
been es, and set, and sion the OMC, test
table to the e the device
prepar deliver the ready Assign a person
sites
ed the eNodeB to the site and
eNodeB devices assist in
devices been handling the
by site delivered fault
by site
No
The commissioning personnel
debugs the CC board in the
Commissioning
Prepare the the eNodeB
Install Has the
No IP planning through the
the CC
warehouse
Are the table, OMC. If there is

eNodeB board
CC debug the Make any fault that
version, has Install Check the
boards CC board in the cannot be Conduct
package been the installation Conduct single
packed Yes the Yes transmis handled through acceptance
the CC debugg hardwar , Power on site tests
and warehouse, sion the OMC, test
boards ed and e the device
delivered and deliver ready Assign a person
and delivere
together the CC to the site and
deliver d to the
boards to assist in
them site
the sites handling the
fault
commission the eNodeB at the site
No No
The commissioning personnel
Leave the site and

commission the Conduct
Install Check the eNodeB later after single site
the installation the transmission is tests
No
hardwar , Power on ready
e the device
Use
LMT to Is the
debug trans Conduct
the missi acceptance
eNodeB on test
at the ready
site Yes Commissio
Prepare the IP planning table ning the
and make sure the correct eNodeB Conduct
version is available with the single site
assistance tests
from the
OMC side
2.2 Application
Depending on the actual conditions, the commissioning personnel can select a proper
method for commissioning the eNodeB. Table 2-1 shows the recommended eNodeB
commissioning methods for new or swapping site.

Table 2-1 Recommended eNodeB Commissioning Method
Condition
1: Has the
Conditions
production
2: Has the
line Condition 3:
CC board Recommended
installed Is the
been Commissioning Remarks
the transmission
debugged Method
eNodeB ready
in the
version
warehouse
and set the
IP
Remote Applied when
Yes No Yes commissioning commissioning
through the EMS time is limited.
Download the
versions to the
Remote
CC boards
Yes Yes commissioning
and distribute
through the EMS
them to the
sites
No
Local
commissioning
using LMT (but
No Yes -
loading the data
through the
EMS)
The commissioning of eNodeBs is illustrated in Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 eNodeB Commissioning Illustration
Central Equipment
Room
EMS
IP Network
eNodeB Equipment
Room
eRRU eRRU
eRRU eRRU eRRU eRRU
eNode B eNode B
eBBU eBBU
Debug
LMT

To save the time and cost, the remote commissioning through the EMS method is
recommended if the conditions are allowed. The onsite commissioning method is only
applicable to the new sites and swapped sites in the following cases when remote
commissioning is not available:
1. The production line has not installed the eNodeB version or set the IP, or the
delivered version is not the target version.
2. The debugging of the CC board cannot be done when the board is in the warehouse.
As a result, the eNodeB version cannot be downloaded to the CC boards and the IP
addresses cannot be set.
The following sections describe these procedures in details.
3 Remote Commissioning through EMS

This commissioning method is applied when the production line has installed the eNodeB
version and set the IP. The procedure is shown in Figure 3-1.

Figure 3-1 Procedure of Remote Commissioning through EMS
Person in
Start
Charge
Technical director
Pre-Production Prepare the IP planning table Product director of
and determine the eNodeB Network Service
version to be used Office
Has the IP planning table End

been prepared and the
No Use another
eNodeB version been
determined procedure
Yes
Production & Delivery Distribution to
Install the eNodeB version,

Project manager
set the IP addresses, and
Production line
deliver the eNodeB devices
Logistics manager
by site
Has the eNodeB version

been installed, the IP End
addresses been set, and No Use another
the eNodeB devices been procedure
delivered by site
Yes
the Sites
Deliver the
Device
eNodeB Engineering
devices to the manager
sites Logistics manager
eNodeB Installation
Install the Engineering

manager
and Power-on
hardware
Check the Engineering

installation, manager
Power on the Installation
device supervisor
Make the
Transmission
transmission
engineer
ready
eNodeB Debugging
Commission the
Technical delivery
eNodeB through
engineer
the OMC
Is there any fault Assign a person to the

that cannot be site and handle the fault
Yes
handled through with the assistance from
the OMC the OMC side
No
Verification
Service
Conduct Network
single site optimization
tests engineer
Acceptance
Conduct acceptance
test, and prepare the Technical delivery
Test
engineering-related engineer
documents Customer
End

3.1 Pre-Production
Before an eNodeB is produced for a project, the related technical director and product
director should complete the tasks listed in Table 3-1.
Table 3-1 Pre-Production Tasks (Commissioning Procedure 1)

SN Task Reference
1 Get the contract information, GUCL_ZXSDR Production and Delivery
technical proposals and survey Report (Accessory Materials)
reports from the local GUCL_ZXSDR BS8800 Production and
representative office and study Delivery Report (Accessory Materials)
them to learn the necessary GUCL_ZXSDR BS8900A Production and
information for production, Delivery Report (Accessory Materials)
including networking mode,
project background, and
engineering information.
2 Plan IP addresses for each site. -
3 Determine the eNodeB version FDD LTE Version Customiztion Procedure
to be used and apply for the DQAS Instructions for FDD LTE Version
version. Customization
Note:
If the IP planning cannot be done before the production, you should follow other
commissioning procedures.
3.2 Production and Delivery

During the production, the production line installs the eNodeB version and sets the IP
addresses based on the customized version and IP address planning. Then the logistics
manager organizes persons to package and deliver the eNodeBs.
3.3 Device Distribution to the Sites

When the eNodeB devices for a project arrive at the site, the site persons should
distribute them to respective sites.
3.4 eNodeB Installation and Power-on

Before engineering, the installation supervisor or engineering manager should make a
hardware installation plan, making clear the engineering phases, as well as the start time
and the end time of each phase.

During engineering, the installation supervisor or engineering manager should complete

the following tasks:
Table 3-2 Tasks in the eNodeB Installation and Power-on Phase

SN Task Reference
1 Instruct the engineering teams to FDD LTE B8200+R8882 Quick
complete the installation of eNodeB Installation Guide
devices according to related quick ZXSDR B8200 L200(V2.10.050) LTE
installation guides and hardware Baseband Unit Hardware Installation
installation manuals. ZXSDR BS8800 L200(V2.00) LTE
Indoor Macro Base Station Hardware
Installation Manual
ZXSDR BS8900A L200(V2.00) LTE
Integrated Outdoor Macro Base
Station Hardware Installation Manual
2 Check the installation quality. FDD LTE ZXSDR Base Station
Installation Quality Checklist
3 Instruct the engineering teams to ZXSDR B8200 L200(V2.10.050) LTE
power on the eNodeB devices Baseband Unit Hardware Installation
according to the hardware ZXSDR BS8800 L200(V2.00) LTE
installation manuals. Indoor Macro Base Station Hardware
Installation Manual
ZXSDR BS8900A L200(V2.00) LTE
Integrated Outdoor Macro Base
Station Hardware Installation Manual
FDD LTE eNodeB Configuration
Guide (Chapter 4 eNodeB Power-on)
3.5 eNodeB Debugging

As the production line has installed the eNodeB version and set the IP addresses, the
commissioning personnel do not need to go to the site. When the transmission is
available, the commissioning personnel can complete the commissioning through the
EMS in the central equipment room. Specifically speaking, the tasks include the
following:
Table 3-3 Tasks in the eNodeB Debugging Phase

SN Task Reference
1 Prepare the debugging tools. FDD LTE eNodeB
Configuration Guide
(Section 3.6 Preparing
Debugging Tools
2 Collect the site information FDD LTE eNodeB
Configuration Guide
(Section 3.7 Collecting
Site Information

3 Use the BCT to modify the basic configuration FDD LTE eNodeB
template based on the collected eNodeB Configuration Guide
information and to generate a configuration data (Section 3.8 Creating
file (in the format of xml) for the site. Configuration Data File
4 Import the generated configuration data file into FDD LTE eNodeB
the EMS. Configuration Guide
(Section 6.1 Importing
Configuration Data File
into the EMS)
5 Synchronize the configuration data in the EMS FDD LTE eNodeB
onto the eNodeB boards. Configuration Guide
(Section 6.6
Synchronizing Data)
6 If an eNodeB-related alarm is raised in the EMS, ZXSDR B8200 L200
refer to related troubleshooting guide to handle it. (V2.10.050) LTE
If there is not any eNodeB alarm, go on to service Baseband Unit
verification. Troubleshooting Guide
3.6 Service Verification

To ensure that the basic functions of each cell of the eNodeB to work well and the
coverage of the eNodeB meets the requirement, the network optimization engineer
should conduct single site tests after an eNodeB is commissioned. Moreover, after all
basic functions are verified, the network optimization engineer should output a report by
referring to FDD LTE SSV Report Template.
3.7 Acceptance Test

After the eNodeB’s basic functions are verified and found normal, the technical delivery
engineer should conduct the acceptance tests to see whether the eNodeB can work
normally.
Table 3-4 Tasks in the Acceptance Test Phase

SN Task Reference
1 Conduct access and release tests FDD LTE eNodeB Configuration
with Attach procedure. Guide (Section 8.1)
2 Conduct Ping tests on the uplink and FDD LTE eNodeB Configuration
downlink. Guide (Section 8.2)
3 Conduct UDP packet injection tests FDD LTE eNodeB Configuration
on the uplink and downlink. Guide (Section 8.3)
4 Conduct FTP tests on the uplink and FDD LTE eNodeB Configuration
downlink. Guide (Section 8.4)
5 Conduct IEEE1588 clock test. FDD LTE eNodeB Configuration
Guide (Section 8.5)

6 Conduct dry contact tests. FDD LTE eNodeB Configuration

Guide (Section 8.6)
7 After all the above tests are done, FDD LTE eNodeB Acceptance Test
output an acceptance test report. Report
4 Warehouse Debugging and Remote

Commissioning through EMS
This commission method is applied when the commissioning personnel have debugged
the CC board in the warehouse. The procedure is shown in Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-1 Procedure of Warehouse Debugging and Remote Commissioning through

EMS
Person in
Start
Charge
Pre-Production Determine
Product director of
the eNodeB
Network Service
version to be
Office
used
Production & Delivery
Install the eNodeB version, Project manager

package the CC boards Production line
and deliver them Logistics manager
Are the CC boards End

packed and delivered No Use another
together procedure
Yes
and Device Distribution
Warehouse Debugging eNodeB Installation
Technical Director
Prepare the IP planning table, debug Technical delivery
the CC board in the warehouse, and engineer
deliver the CC boards to the sites Engineering manager
Logistics manager
Has the CC board has End

been debugged and No Use another
delivered to the site procedure
Yes
Install the Engineering

and Power-on
hardware manager
Check the Engineering

installation, manager
device supervisor
Make the
transmission Transmission
ready engineer
eNodeB Debugging
Commission the
eNodeB through Technical delivery
the OMC engineer
Is there any fault Assign a person to the

that cannot be site and handle the fault
Yes
handled through with the assistance from
the OMC the OMC side
Verification
Conduct Network
Service
single site optimization

tests engineer
Conduct acceptance
Technical delivery
test, and prepare the
Acceptance
engineer
engineering-related
Customer
Test
documents
End

4.1 Pre-Production
Before an eNodeB is produced for a project, the related technical director and product
director should complete the tasks listed in Table 3-6.
Table 4-1 Pre-Production Tasks (Commissioning Procedure 2)

SN Task Reference
1 Get the contract information, GUCL_ZXSDR Production and Delivery
technical proposals and survey Report (Accessory Materials)
reports from the local GUCL_ZXSDR BS8800 Production and
representative office and study Delivery Report (Accessory Materials)
them to learn the necessary GUCL_ZXSDR BS8900A Production and
information for production, Delivery Report (Accessory Materials)
including networking mode,
project background, and
engineering information.
2 Determine the eNodeB version FDD LTE Version Customiztion Procedure
to be used and apply for the DQAS Instructions for FDD LTE Version
version. Customization
4.2 Production and Delivery

During the production, the production line installs the eNodeB version based on the
customized version. Upon production, the logistic personnel package the CC boards for a
project together and deliver them.
4.3 Warehouse Debugging and Device Distribution

Before debugging the CC boards in the warehouse, the technical delivery engineer
should make sure the IP planning has done.
During the debugging, the technical delivery engineer sets and debugs the IP addresses
for each site according to the IP planning table.
The tasks during the debugging in the warehouse are listed below.
Table 4-2 Tasks during Warehouse Debugging

SN Task Reference
Configuration Guide
Debugging Tools


Configuration Guide
Site Information
4 Check the delivered eNodeB version to see FDD LTE eNodeB
whether it is the target version. Configuration Guide
(Section 5.1 Querying
eNodeB Version)
5 Install or upgrade the eNodeB version on the CC FDD LTE eNodeB
board. Configuration Guide
(Section 5.2 Upgrading
eNodeB Version)
6 Use the LMT to import the configuration data file FDD LTE eNodeB
inot the eNodeB. Configuration Guide
Configuration Data File)
7 Use the LMT to check the transmission resource FDD LTE eNodeB
parameters of the eNodeB. Configuration Guide
(Section 5.4 Checking
Transmission Resource
Parameters)
After debugging, the logistics manager organizes persons to distribute the CC boards to
respective sites.
Note:
If the IP planning has not been done, the technical delivery engineer cannot debug the CC
boards. In this case, the local commissioning method has to be used.

Refer to 3.4.

As the commissioning personnel have debugged the eNodeB in the warehouse before
the eNodeB devices are distributed to the sites, they do not need to go to the site to
commission the eNodeBs. When the transmission is ready, the commissioning personnel
can do the operations listed in Table 4-3 to complete the commissioning through the EMS
in the central equipment room.


SN Task Reference
into the EMS)
(Section 6.6
Synchronizing Data)

Refer to 3.6.
4.7 Acceptance Test

Refer to 3.7.
5 Onsite Commissioning with LMT

This commissioning method is applied when the commissioning personnel have to go to
the site to commission the eNodeB using the LMT. The procedure is shown in Figure 3-4.

Figure 5-1 Onsite Commissioning Procedure
Start
Person in
Charge
eNodeB Installation and Engineering

Power-on
Install the
hardware Manager
Prepare the IP planning table

and make sure the correct
Check the version is available Engineering
installation, Manager
device Supervisor
Use LMT to
debug the Technical delivery
eNodeB at technology
the site
Device Debugging
End
Is the transmission Leave the site and commission the
No
ready eNodeB later after the
transmission is ready
Yes
Commission the
eNodeB with the
assistance from the
OMC side
Technical delivery
Conduct
Verification
Conduct engineer
single site
Service
single site Network

verification
tests optimization
tests
engineer
Acceptance Test
Conduct acceptance
Technical delivery
test, and prepare the
engineer
engineering-related
Customer
documents
End

Refer to 3.4.

As the eNodeB version has not been installed before delivery and the warehouse
debugging is not done, the commissioning personnel have to go to the site to commission
the eNodeB.

The tasks in this phase are listed in Table 5-1.
SN Task Reference
Configuration Guide
Debugging Tools
Configuration Guide
Site Information
4 Check the delivered eNodeB version to see FDD LTE eNodeB
whether it is the target version. Configuration Guide
(Section 5.1 Querying
eNodeB Version)
5 Install or upgrade the eNodeB version on the CC FDD LTE eNodeB
board. Configuration Guide
(Section 5.2 Upgrading
eNodeB Version)
6 Use the LMT to import the configuration data file FDD LTE eNodeB
inot the eNodeB. Configuration Guide
Configuration Data File)
7 Use the LMT to check the transmission resource FDD LTE eNodeB
parameters of the eNodeB. Configuration Guide
(Section 5.4 Checking
Transmission Resource
Parameters)
into the EMS)
(Section 6.6
Synchronizing Data)


Refer to 3.6.
5.4 Acceptance Test

Refer to 3.7.

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Product Version Document Version Serial Number Reason for Revision

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Intended audience: FDD LTE technical support engineers

2 eNodeB Commissioning Method ................................................................... 2

3 Remote Commissioning through EMS .......................................................... 5

4 Warehouse Debugging and Remote Commissioning through EMS ......... 10

5 Onsite Commissioning with LMT ................................................................ 14

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Table 1-1 Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................ 2

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In the process, the following tasks may be included:

 Prepare the table of eNodeB sites and their IP addresses

 Install the eNodeB version and set the IP addresses

 Debugging the CC board in the warehouse

 Install and power on the eNodeB device

 Debug the eNodeB device

 Verify the services

 Conduct the acceptance test

1.3 Acronyms and Abbreviations

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Table 1-1 Acronyms and Abbreviations

2 eNodeB Commissioning Method

2.1 Brief Introduction

 Remote commissioning through the EMS

 Warehouse debugging and remote commissioning through the EMS

During eNodeB commissioning, the commissioning personnel need not to go to the

 Onsite commissioning with the LMT

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Figure 2-1 Typical eNodeB Commissioning Scenarios and Their Procedures

Typical FDD LTE eNodeB Commissioning Scenarios and Commissioning Procedures

Are the table, OMC. If there is

Leave the site and

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Table 2-1 Recommended eNodeB Commissioning Method

The commissioning of eNodeBs is illustrated in Figure 2-2.

Figure 2-2 eNodeB Commissioning Illustration

eRRU eRRU eRRU eRRU

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The following sections describe these procedures in details.

3 Remote Commissioning through EMS

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Figure 3-1 Procedure of Remote Commissioning through EMS

Has the IP planning table End

Install the eNodeB version,

Has the eNodeB version

Install the Engineering

Check the Engineering

Is there any fault Assign a person to the

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Table 3-1 Pre-Production Tasks (Commissioning Procedure 1)

3.2 Production and Delivery

3.3 Device Distribution to the Sites

3.4 eNodeB Installation and Power-on

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During engineering, the installation supervisor or engineering manager should complete

Table 3-2 Tasks in the eNodeB Installation and Power-on Phase

3.5 eNodeB Debugging

Table 3-3 Tasks in the eNodeB Debugging Phase

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3.6 Service Verification