BCT (V3.00) Operation Guide

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BCT (V3.00) Operation Guide
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS.................................3
Chapter One Overview.................................4
Chapter Two Preparations Before Usage and Precautions. . .5

2.1 Test Environment..........................................5
2.2 Prepare the XML Template...................................5
2.3 Fill in the Excel Template....................................6
2.3.1 Excel Template.............................................6
2.3.2 Excel Header Description....................................6
2.3.3 Description of Data in the Excel Template......................6
Chapter Three Operation Steps..........................8

3.1 Operating Procedure for Batch Generation of Configuration Files. 8
3.2 Start BCT.................................................8
3.3 Tool Operation Interface....................................9
3.4 Select Excel Template.....................................10
3.5 Select Output Directory of Configuration File.................10
3.6 Auto fille the Excel Template File............................10
3.7 Check the Validity of Data in Excel Template..................11
3.8 Generate Configuration File................................11
3.9 Save Process Information..................................12
3.10 Exit the Tool.............................................12
Chapter Four Common Problems Analysis and Solutions. .13

4.1 When OMCB Type Is SIGIP, Modify ME OMCB IP 0.0.0.0..........13
4.2 Instruction of ME ID............................................13
Chapter One Overview

Batch Configure Tool (BCT) is a tool for generating configuration data of
multiple base stations (BS) in batch.
BCT can generate configuration files in batch of all BS data of the
operator based on QuickConfig table for BS commissioning. The configuration
of all commissioning data only needs to synchronize all configuration tables
(XML files) of the corresponding BS to the BS during the power-on debugging
of BS.
The tool input contains two parts: XML template and Excel template. XML
template is the basic template of configuration data exported by LMT or OMC;
Excel template is an Excel table of planned BS commissioning parameters.
Users need to fill the commissioning parameter value of each BS in the Excel
template; the tool output are XML configuration files of all BSs configured in
the Excel template.
Chapter Two Preparations Before

Usage and Precautions
2.1 Test Environment
The list of software required for the test environment is shown in the table
below:
No. Software Version Qua Note
Name ntity
Operating Windows (XP, 7, 1 PC
1
System (OS) Server 2003)
Java Runtime 1.5 or later 1 Java virtual machine
2 Environment (JVM)
(JRE)
3 Office Excel 2003 or later 1 Modify Excel files
Table 2.1
2.2 Prepare the XML Template
Before using the tool, the XML file on configuration data needs to be
exported with OMC or LMT, and the exported XML file acts as the basic
template. The operating principle of BCT is to modify the corresponding value
of XML QuickConfig file by getting the data in the Excel table, and thus
generate a new XML configuration file. Automatic addition and deletion of
records in the template are not supported.
Note:
1) The XML should not contain Neighbor cell and Neighbor Relation
data.
2) The built-in XML template in BCT is used to help the operators to
know the functions of BCT quickly, such as checking and generating
XML files. It cannot be imported to the true NE environment.
3) We use “;” to split records, so please make sure that there is no “;”
in the fied value.
2.3 Fill in the Excel Template
2.3.1 Excel Template
The default Excel template provided by BCT is under the directory

BCT\input. Please use the Excel template provided by the tool.
2.3.2 Excel Header Description
The first three columns of the Excel template are the configuration items
of the tool, the specific meaning of which are shown as below:
Import Enable: whether generates the corresponding configuration file of
this line. If the value is yes, the configuration file needs to be generated
corresponding to this line of information; if the value is no, this line of
information will not generate the corresponding configuration file.
Quote Template Name: XML template file name corresponding to this line
of information. As shown in the following figure, the template file
corresponding to this line of information is
TDD_template_B8300_TL200_8928F.xml. The XML template file needs to be
put under the folder “input” of the tool, otherwise the tool cannot find the
corresponding file.
USERLABEL Type: site name. The place where the number “0” is located
(as shown in the figure) represents the naming method of the generated XML
configuration file. 0 represents naming in “<Subnetwork ID_ME
ID_Userlabel>.xml” format, and 1 represents naming in “<Userlabel>.xml”
format.
图 2.1
2.3.3 Description of Data in the Excel Template
Cells on configuration parameters that are needless to be configured in

the Excel template must leave empty. The tool will not perform validity check
on the record count and value of empty cells.
The record count of each parameter that needs to be configured must be
equal to the corresponding record count in the XML template. For example, if
the record count of Target IP Address modified in the Excel template is 2,
there will be 2 records corresponding to it in XML QuickConfig template.
Note that BCT will read the values and modify the records in XML in order
when you fill in the parameter values in the Excel template. For example when
the value of Target IP Address in Excel is “10.11.51.0; 10.11.61.0”, the tool will
modify the IP Address of the first record in Static Route sheet of the XML
template to 10.11.51.0, and modify the IP Address of the second record to
10.11.61.0. So will all the parameters in the Excel. Correlation check is not
performed between parameters. Attention should be paid to the sequence of
the corresponding records in the XML template.
The values of multiple records need to be separated by semicolon, as
shown in Figure 2.2, which means that the IP Addresses of two records on
static routed destination network that need to be modified are 10.11.51.0 and
10.11.61.0.
Target IP Address
10.11.51.0;10.11.61.0
Figure 2.2
The PLMN parameter in TDD and FDD section should be filled with the
follow format MCC-MNC as shown in Figure 2.3.
PLMN For eNodeB
460-02
When one record has multi-values, the values need to be separated by

commas , and multi-records also need to be separated by semicolon, as shown
in Figure 2.4
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Chapter Three Operation Steps
3.1 Operating Procedure for Batch Generation of
Configuration Files
Start
Prepare XML template and Excel

template
Start BCT
Select Excel template
Select output directory of XML

configuration file
Check the validity of data in Excel

template
Modify Excel file

Valid
No
Yes
Execute the Process to generate

configuration files in batch
End
Figure 3.1 Operating Procedure for Batch Generation of Configuration File
3.2 Start BCT
The released BCT is in zip package format, and its directory structure
after unzipping is shown in Figure 3.2. Execute the file run.bat to start BCT.
Figure 3.2 Tool Directory Structure
3.3 Tool Operation Interface
Execute run.bat, as shown in Figure 3.3
Figure 3.3 Tool Operation Interface

The elements on BCT interface are explained as follows:
1: the radio button to change lanuage
2: the button to select Excel template
3: the button to open the directory where the selected Excel template is
placed
4: the button of output directory of XML file
5: the button to open the output directory of the selected XML file
6: the button to auto fill the Excel template file
7: the button to check the selected Excel template file
8: the button to generate XML configuration files in batch
9: the button to save process information and error information
10: the button to exit the tool
11: the tab page on which the result information of batch processing is
displayed
12: the tab page on which error information in file checking or processing is
displayed
3.4 Select Excel Template
Click the Browse button next to Excel Template, and select the Excel template
file, as shown in the following figure:
Figure 3.4 Select Excel Template
3.5 Select Output Directory of Configuration File
Click the Browse button next to Output Directory, and select the output
directory of configuration file, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 3.5 Select Output Directory of Configuration File
3.6 Auto fille the Excel Template File
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Click the AutoFilling button then BCT will detect all the xml files in input
directory, and will fill the Excel Template File which surfix ends with
_autofill.xls using the value matched in xml file.
Figure 3.6 Auto Filliing Function
3.7 Check the Validity of Data in Excel Template
Click the Check Excel Template button. Data validity check can only be
performed on the basic check of input data. The basic validity of data provided
in the Excel template must be ensured. If an exception occurs, a prompt
message will be displayed in Error Information. So users need to troubleshoot
error information to ensure that all tables file generated are accurate.
Figure 3.7 Check the Validity of Data in Excel template
3.8 Generate Configuration File
Click the Process button, and start to generate batch configuration files, as
shown in the following figure. The processing result is displayed in Process
Information, and error information during the processing is displayed in Error
Information.
Figure 3.8 Generate Configuration File
3.9 Save Process Information
Click the Save Info button, and save the information in the Info bar to an
Excel file.
Figure 3.9 Save Process Information
3.10 Exit the Tool
Click the Exit button to exit the tool.
Figure 3.10 Exit the tool
Chapter Four Common Problems

Analysis and Solutions
4.1 When OMCB Type Is SIGIP, Modify ME OMCB IP 0.0.0.0
Field Correspondence
V2 V3
OMCB Type Interface type of operation and maintenance
SIGIP Independent Network[2]
ME OMCB IP Base Station Inner IP
2. Solution
The operation and maintenance type of OMC channel does not support to be
modified in BCT, so Interface type of operation and maintenance in XML template file
should be Independent Network[2], and at the same time, Base Station Inner IP in BCT
Excel template should be null, and the generated Base station Inner IP should be 0.0.0.0.
In the base XML file, if Interface type of operation and maintenance is Independent
Network[2], and Base Station Inner IP is not 0.0.0.0, fill Base Station Inner IP 0.0.0.0 in
BCT template.
4.2 Instruction of ME ID
The value range of ME ID in ParametersGuide is:

GSM, UMTS:0..999999999
CDMA:1..1500
other:0..1000000
The value range of ME ID in BCT tool is 0..4294967295, and there are two reasons
can explain the difference.
1. ME ID is planned parameter, and is strict planned, therefore, there is no risk about
the value out of range.
2. The restrain of the ME ID value is related to the upper 3 model, and the change of
upper 3 model may affect the usage of BCT tool.

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BCT (V3.00) Operation Guide

Chapter One Overview.................................4

Chapter Two Preparations Before Usage and Precautions. . .5

Chapter Three Operation Steps..........................8

Chapter Four Common Problems Analysis and Solutions. .13

Chapter One Overview

Chapter Two Preparations Before

2.1 Test Environment

2.2 Prepare the XML Template

2.3 Fill in the Excel Template

2.3.1 Excel Template

The default Excel template provided by BCT is under the directory

2.3.2 Excel Header Description

2.3.3 Description of Data in the Excel Template

Cells on configuration parameters that are needless to be configured in

When one record has multi-values, the values need to be separated by

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Chapter Three Operation Steps

3.1 Operating Procedure for Batch Generation of

Prepare XML template and Excel

Select Excel template

Select output directory of XML

Check the validity of data in Excel

Modify Excel file

Execute the Process to generate

Figure 3.1 Operating Procedure for Batch Generation of Configuration File

3.2 Start BCT

Figure 3.2 Tool Directory Structure

3.3 Tool Operation Interface

Execute run.bat, as shown in Figure 3.3

Figure 3.3 Tool Operation Interface

3.4 Select Excel Template

Figure 3.4 Select Excel Template

3.5 Select Output Directory of Configuration File

Figure 3.5 Select Output Directory of Configuration File

3.6 Auto fille the Excel Template File

Figure 3.6 Auto Filliing Function

3.7 Check the Validity of Data in Excel Template

Figure 3.7 Check the Validity of Data in Excel template

3.8 Generate Configuration File

Figure 3.8 Generate Configuration File

3.9 Save Process Information

Figure 3.9 Save Process Information

3.10 Exit the Tool

Click the Exit button to exit the tool.

Figure 3.10 Exit the tool

Chapter Four Common Problems

4.1 When OMCB Type Is SIGIP, Modify ME OMCB IP 0.0.0.0

The value range of ME ID in ParametersGuide is:

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