Activation of STSR X+Y For RRH and TRDU

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Alcatel-Lucent 9353
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Activation of STSR X+Y for RRH and TRDU
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Purpose ............................................................................................................................................................................................. xi
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Reason for reissue ........................................................................................................................................................................ xi

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New in this release ....................................................................................................................................................................... xi

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Intended audience ......................................................................................................................................................................... xi

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Supported systems ...................................................................................................................................................................... xii

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How to use this document ........................................................................................................................................................ xii

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Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................................................................. xii

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Conventions used ........................................................................................................................................................................ xii

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Related information ................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

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Document support ...................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

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Technical support ....................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

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How to order ................................................................................................................................................................................ xiii

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How to comment ........................................................................................................................................................................ xiv

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1 Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

1-1
Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation .......................................................................................... 1-2

1-2
2 STSRx+y configuration
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

2-1
RRH overview ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2-2

2-2
TRDU overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2-6

2-6
STSR configuration ................................................................................................................................................................ 2-7

2-7
TRDU overview ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2-17

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Antenna system management ............................................................................................................................................ 2-18
2-18
3 STSRx+y activation for W-CDMA network
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

3-1
STSR x+y configuration tasks ............................................................................................................................................. 3-2

3-2
Configuration parameters ...................................................................................................................................................... 3-4

3-4
4 BTS equipment and NodeB configuration
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

4-1
Configuring BTS equipment for STSRx+y activation
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-3

4-3
Setting global parameters ....................................................................................................................................................... 4-4

4-4
Creating a BTS equipment .................................................................................................................................................... 4-5

4-5
Configuring an existing BTS equipment ....................................................................................................................... 4-10

4-10
Configuring BTS Cells ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-12

4-12
Configuring a NodeB ............................................................................................................................................................ 4-15

4-15
Configuring a BTS site ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-18

4-18
Configuring STSRx+y parameters
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-20

4-20
Setting STSRx+y parameters for a new BTSEquipment ......................................................................................... 4-21

4-21
Upgrading from STSRz to STSRx+y configuration .................................................................................................. 4-25

4-25
Exporting workorder to WMS
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-27

4-27
Exporting workorders ........................................................................................................................................................... 4-28

4-28
5 Workorder activation
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-1

5-1
Performing pre-activation checks ....................................................................................................................................... 5-2

5-2
Activating a workorder in WMS ......................................................................................................................................... 5-3

5-3
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6 Post-activation verification
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6-1

6-1
Performing post-activation checks ..................................................................................................................................... 6-2

6-2
Activating reverse workorder ............................................................................................................................................... 6-3

6-3
Index
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List of tables
2-1 STSRz and STSRx+y configuration ................................................................................................................... 2-7
3-1 Configuration task sequence .................................................................................................................................. 3-2
3-2 Configuration duration ............................................................................................................................................ 3-2
6-1 Reverse workorder activation ............................................................................................................................... 6-5
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List of figures
2-1 RRH in NodeB site ................................................................................................................................................... 2-5

2-5
2-2 TRDU architecture .................................................................................................................................................... 2-6

2-6
2-3 STSR x+y daisy-chain configuration ................................................................................................................. 2-9
2-4 Star branches serving one pair of RRH in daisy-chain ............................................................................. 2-10
2-5 STSR 2 to 2+1 RRH configuration ................................................................................................................... 2-11
2-6 STSR 2+1 to STSR 2+2 RRH configuration ................................................................................................ 2-12
2-7 STSRx+y - RRH2X60W in star configuration ............................................................................................. 2-13
2-8 STSRx+y -RRH 2X60W in a daisy-chain configuration ......................................................................... 2-14
2-9 STSR x+y configuration with TRDU .............................................................................................................. 2-15
2-10 TRDU architecture ................................................................................................................................................. 2-17

2-17
4-1 Create BTS equipment ............................................................................................................................................. 4-6

4-6
4-2 Configure sectors and optical interfaces ........................................................................................................... 4-8
4-3 Configure BTS Cells and local Cell groups .................................................................................................. 4-13
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About this document
About this document
Purpose
The purpose of the document is to describe the STSRx+y configuration procedures.
Reason for reissue

The reissue reasons are:
Issue number Issue date Reason for reissue

3.07 January 2013 Standard issue
3.06 November 2012 Standard issue
3.05 October 2012 Standard issue
3.04 September 2012 Preliminary issue
3.03 March 2012 Preliminary issue
3.02 September 2011 Preliminary issue
3.01 June 2011 Draft issue
New in this release

New features:
• 115183, TRDU60-21 Daisy chaining, see Chapter 2, “STSRx+y configuration”
• 110546, RRH 2X60W 1900MHz, see “RRH overview” (p. 2-2)
Other changes:
• Updated roadmap.
Intended audience
The audience for this document is configuration management personnel.
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Supported systems
This document applies to Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA UA08.1 system release and the
following systems:
• Alcatel-Lucent 9326 D2U NodeB
• Alcatel-Lucent 9370 Radio Network Controller (RNC)
• Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System (WPS)
• Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System (WMS)
How to use this document

Start with the first chapter and then perform the relevant procedures in chapter 2 as
required.
Prerequisites
Before carrying out this procedure, Ensure that you have the required knowledge of the
network and understanding of the WPS tools.
Conventions used
Vocabulary conventions
None.
Typographical conventions
The following typographical conventions are used in this document:
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input text Text that the user types or selects as input to a system
output text Text that a system displays or prints
IP reference, reference number Related document that is referenced in the document
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Related information
For information on subjects related to the content of this document, refer to the
documents listed in the following table:
Refer to this document At this location For more information

on
Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA System - http://support.alcatel- List of terms used in
Terminology, NN-20500-002 lucent.com Alcatel-Lucent
W-CDMA documents.
Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless http://support.alcatel- WPS GUI, menu
Provisioning System - User Guide, lucent.com commands, the
NN-20500-036 operation and
provisioning procedures.
Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio Head 60W http://support.alcatel- For a technical
- 850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz - Technical lucent.com description of
Description, NN-20500-235 Alcatel-Lucent Remote
Radio Head 60W.
Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio Head http://support.alcatel- For a technical
2X60W - 850, 1900, 2100 MHz - lucent.com description of
Technical Description, NN-20500-307 Alcatel-Lucent Remote
Radio Head 2X60W.
Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless http://support.alcatel- WMS GUI and the use
Management System - User Guide, lucent.com of menu options.
NN-20500-032
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1 1oadmap to Configuration
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Management
documentation
Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides the roadmap for Configuration Management documentation.
Contents
Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation 1-2
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Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation

The following figure shows where the current document stands within the customer
documentation.
For a global view of the customer documentation, see the Roadmap chapter in:
• Alcatel-Lucent 9300 Product Family - Document Collection Overview,
NN-20500-050
• Alcatel-Lucent 9300 Product Family - Access Network Management Overview,
NN-20500-031
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2 STSRx+y configuration
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Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides an overview of the STSRx+y configuration and describes the Radio
Frequency (RF) module variants that support the STSRx+y configuration.
Contents
RRH overview 2-2

TRDU overview 2-6
STSR configuration 2-7
TRDU overview 2-17
Antenna system management 2-18
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STSRx+y configuration RRH overview
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RRH overview
RRH solution
The Remote Radio Head (RRH) solution is designed for macro-cellular application in
dense areas, where site acquisition is difficult, and on the sites where installation
constraints prevent the use of regular macro NodeBs.
The Alcatel-Lucent RRH solution is based on the remote RF block concept and involves
the following sites:
• The centralized NodeB site
• The remote RRH site
In the RRH solution, the transceiver, the power amplifier, and the filter functions are
located close to the antennas on the remote RRH site. The remote RF module interfaces
with the digital rack of the main NodeB cabinet through an optical fiber link. The RRHs
support Common Protocol Radio Interface (CPRI).
The RRH system is composed of the following parts:
• The digital cabinet - A dedicated BTS equipped only with digital modules or a
standard BTS with an additional optical interface.
• The Remote Radio Head module
With RRH, BTS supports the following cells:
• Local cells - Local cells are managed by the RF modules inside the BTS. The radio
frequency interface of local cells is at the BTS bulkhead level.
• Remote cells - Remote cells are managed by the RRH. The radio frequency interface
of remote cells is at the RRH bulkhead level.
The RRH can be deployed in networks that support different technologies and can also be
shared by different operators (RAN sharing).
RRH 60W
The RRH60W operates within the following bandwidths:
• 2100 MHz (RRH60-21 or RRH60-21A, RRH60-21C)
• 1900 MHz (RRH60-19)
• 900 MHz (RRH60-09)
• 850 MHz (RRH60-08)
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RRH 60W interfaces
The RRH60W supports the following interfaces:
• Two Optical connectors - One each to connect to the d2U and for daisy-chain
configuration.
• One external alarm connector - The RRH can report four external alarms to the OAM
management system.
• One Antenna Interface Standards Group (AISG) connector
• Two Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) transceivers
On the 9326 d2U, six optical interfaces (LC optical port) are located on the core
controller module to support RRH connection.
RRH2X60W
The RRH2X60 is available in multiple frequency bands to support multiple technologies
such as W-CDMA and LTE.
The RRH2X60 supports the following features and functions:
• Two RF transmit paths, each supporting 60W over a 20 MHz operational bandwidth.
• Up to four RF receiver paths that support UTRAN sharing and STSRx+y
configurations for the disaggregated spectrum.
• A Multi Carrier Power Amplifier (MCPA) per transmit path.
• Support for operations in 3GPP band I (2100 MHz), band II (1900 MHz), band V
(850 MHz).
The 9326 d2U supports RRH2X60-2100 MHz, RRH 2X60-1900 MHz, and RRH
2X60-850 MHz.
The 9396 d2U supports RRH 2X60-1900 MHz and RRH 2X60-850 MHz only.
RRH2X60 interfaces
The RRH2X60 has the following interfaces:
• Two CPRI interfaces
The CPRI interfaces the RRH with the digital part of the Node B. The optical fibres
carry the downlink and uplink (main and diversity) base band signals.
• One AISG connector
• Alarm interfaces
– The RRH 2X60-21 has one alarm interface and can report up to 4 external alarms
to the OMC.
– The RRH 2X60-1900 and RRH 2X60-850 have two alarm interfaces and can
report up to six external alarms to the OMC.
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Supported RRH configurations
The RRH for remote cells can be configured with one, two, three, or four frequencies.
The supported RRH configuration options are as follows:
• STSR1 for remote cells with one frequency
• STSR2 or STSR (1+1) for remote cells with dual frequency
• STSR3 or STSR (2+1) for remote cells with three frequencies
• STSR 2+2 for remote cells with four frequencies
Note:
• STSR refers to the configuration of three sectors with one RRH per sector.
• STSR x+y refers to the configuration of three sectors, with a single RRH
(RRH2X60W) or two RRHs (RRH60W) per sector.
• STSR can be depopulated to two or one sector configuration.
• With UA08.1, the 9326 d2U NodeB equipped with RRH2X60 supports the
STSRz and STSRx+y configurations, with operational carriers sharing up to
2X60W RF power.
• The 9396 d2U NodeB (OneBTS) equipped with the RRH2X60W does not support
the STSRx+y configuration.
• The 9396 d2U NodeB (OneBTS) does not support daisy-chaining of the
RRH2X60W.
Several RRHs can be connected to a single BTS cabinet.
The following configuration types support multiple RRH connection:
• Star configuration
In the star configuration scenario, each RRH is connected to the BTS cabinet using its
own fiber. For example, if there are two RRHs per sector, each RRH is connected
directly to the BTS.
• Daisy-chain configuration
In the daisy-chain RRH configuration scenario, one optical fiber can be shared by
more than one RRH. For example, in the STSR configuration, three RRHs can be
configured on the same fiber for three sectors. In the STSRx+y configuration, two
RRHs on the same sector can be configured to use a single fiber.
Figure 2-1, “RRH in NodeB site” (p. 2-5) illustrates the integration of the RRH within a
NodeB site.
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Figure 2-1 RRH in NodeB site
For more information on the RRH60W and RRH2X60W, see the following documents:
• Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio Head 2X60W - 850, 1900, 2100 MHz - Technical
Description, NN-20500-307
• Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio Head 60W - 850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz - Technical
Description, NN-20500-235
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TRDU overview
TRDU module
The Transmitter Receiver Duplexer Unit (TRDU) is a radio equipment to manage the
functions between base band CPRI and radio air interfaces.
A TRDU module in a BTS equipment provides the following functions:
• Radio Transceiver - Digital signal processing, and RF modulation and demodulation.
• PA - Power amplification
• RX - Receiver
• Duplexor
Figure 2-2, “TRDU architecture” (p. 2-6) illustrates the TRDU architecture:
Figure 2-2 TRDU architecture
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STSR configuration
STSR overview
The STSR refers to the tri Sectorial Transmission tri Sectorial Reception configuration.
A BTS equipment can be configured for the following STSR configuration variants:
• STSRz
• STSRx+y
Table 2-1, “STSRz and STSRx+y configuration” (p. 2-7) outlines the basic differences
between the STSRz and STSRx+Y configurations:
Table 2-1 STSRz and STSRx+y configuration
STSRz STSRx+y
STSR2 STSR1+1
STSR2 uses two frequencies where both STSR1+1 is a configuration with two
frequencies use a single power amplification frequencies, where each frequency uses a
path. separate power amplification path
In STSR1+1, each frequency is assigned to a
different frequency group:
• F1 is on frequencyGroup 0
• F2 is onfrequencyGroup 1
STSR3 STSR2+1
STSR3 uses three frequencies where all The STSR2+1 configuration uses three
frequencies use a single power amplification carriers with two power amplification paths.
path. The first two carriers use the a single power
All three frequencies are assigned to a single amplification path and the second carrier uses
frequency group, frequencyGroup 0. the second amplification paths.
In STSR2+1, the frequencies are assigned to
the following frequency groups:
• One frequency pair (F1+F2) is on
frequencyGroup 0
• F3 is on frequencyGroup 1
STSR 2+2
The STSR2+2 configuration uses two carriers on the first path and two carriers on the second
path.
In STSR2+2, the frequencies are assigned to the following frequency groups:
• First frequency pair (F1+F2) is on frequencyGroup 0
• Second frequency pair (F3+F4) is on frequencyGroup 1
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RRH and STSRx+y configuration
In STSRx+y, up to two RRHs (RRH60W) or a twin RRH (RRH 2X60W) can be
configured to operate in a single sector:
• One RRH manages x DL carriers on the main antenna
• The second RRH manages y DL carriers on the diversity antenna
Each RRH manages x+y UL carriers on uplink from one single antenna.
The BTSCells are managed by the first or second RRH based on the frequency group.
To support up to three pairs of RRH 2X60W, the d2U must be configured in a three-sector
standard configuration (STSR).
All RRH variants support the following types of STSR x+y configurations:
• STSR1+1 with two carriers (60W each)
• STSR2+1 with three carriers (30W each)
• STSR2+2 with four carriers (30W each)
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Figure 2-3, “STSR x+y daisy-chain configuration” (p. 2-9) shows dual RRH in a
daisy-chain (STSRx+y configuration):
Figure 2-3 STSR x+y daisy-chain configuration
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Figure 2-4, “Star branches serving one pair of RRH in daisy-chain” (p. 2-10) shows the
dual RRH configuration (STSR1+1) in star with three pairs of RRH, where each uses a
different fiber.
Figure 2-4 Star branches serving one pair of RRH in daisy-chain
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Figure 2-5, “STSR 2 to 2+1 RRH configuration” (p. 2-11) shows the STSR 2 to 2+1 RRH
configuration:
Figure 2-5 STSR 2 to 2+1 RRH configuration
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Figure 2-6, “STSR 2+1 to STSR 2+2 RRH configuration” (p. 2-12) shows the STSR 2+1
to STSR 2+2 RRH configuration:
Figure 2-6 STSR 2+1 to STSR 2+2 RRH configuration
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Figure 2-7, “STSRx+y - RRH2X60W in star configuration” (p. 2-13) shows the
RRH2X60W in the STSRx+y star configuration:
Figure 2-7 STSRx+y - RRH2X60W in star configuration
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Figure 2-8, “STSRx+y -RRH 2X60W in a daisy-chain configuration” (p. 2-14) shows the
RRH2X60W in the STSRx+y star configuration:
Figure 2-8 STSRx+y -RRH 2X60W in a daisy-chain configuration
Multiple RRH variants in STSRx+y configuration

The following rules apply to the multiple RRH connections in a daisy-chain
configuration:
• The RRHs from different manufacturers cannot be configured in daisy-chain.
• The RRHs of different RF power variants can be used in a daisy-chain. To configure
two RRHs in a daisy-chain for a single sector, the RRHs must be of the same RF
power variant. For example, in the STSRx+y configuration, if x is RRH 60W, then y
must be of the same RF power variant (RRH60W).
• In case of dual band configuration, the RRHs with different frequency bands and RF
power variants can be configured. However, the configuration with the RRHs from
the different manufacturers is not supported. .
The following rules apply to the multiple RRH connection in a star configuration:
• Up to three different RRHs can be used in a star configuration with one RRH type per
sector.
• If two RRHs are configured per sector, the RRHs sharing the same antenna must be of
the same RF power variant.
TRDU and STSRx+y configuration

The TRDU 60W supports up to four carriers.
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With two TRDUs per sector, the following STSRx+y configuration options are supported:
No of Carriers STSRx+y Configuration type

2 STSR1+1
3 STSR2+1
4 STSR2+2
Figure 2-9, “STSR x+y configuration with TRDU” (p. 2-15) illustrates the STSRx+y
configuration with the TRDU.
Figure 2-9 STSR x+y configuration with TRDU
The engineering recommendations for TRDU installation to support STSR x+y

configuration are as follows:
Sector TRDU x TRDU y

Sector 1 Slot 1 Slot 4
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TRDUs in daisy-chain
Several TRDUs (TRDU 60W) to be connected on a single daisy-chained CPRI optical
link from a single controller CPRI port.
Up to three TRDUs per fibre can be connected in a daisy-chain configuration.
The following STSRx+y variants are supported with the TRDU in a daisy-chain
configuration:
• STSR1+1 - With three CPRI ports, three fibres, and one carrier per TRDU
• STSR2+2 -With three CPRI ports, three fibres, and two carriers per TRDU
• STSR2+1 -With three CPRI ports, three fibres, and three carriers between two
TRDUs.
Note: The TRDU 40W does not support daisy-chain configurations.
The following rules apply to the multiple TRDU connection in a daisy-chain
configuration:
• TRDU daisy-chaining is supported only for the following variants:
– TRDU60-21
– TRDU60-21B
• The TRDUs must be of the same variant for a daisy-chain configuration, for example,
the TRDU60-21 and TRDU60-21. The TRDUs of different variants, for example,
TRDU60-21 and TRDU60-21B cannot be configured in a daisy-chain.
• The TRDU from different manufacturers cannot be configured in a daisy-chain.
• The TRDU daisy-chaining is supported with the RRH in dual band configuration.
However, the RRH and TRDU used in this configuration must be from the same
manufacturer.
TRDU and RRH

The RRH and TRDU can be configured on the same 9326 d2U equipment.
The RRH and TRDU mixed configuration is used for the following configuration
scenarios:
• To extend support to six sectors - To support six sectors, three local sectors with one
TRDU per sector and three remote sectors with one RRH per sector can be used.
• Dual band configuration - In dual band configuration, three sectors in the 2100MHz
band with the TRDU and three remote sectors in the 900MHz band with the RRH can
be used.
Up to three RRHs and three TRDU can be used in a star configuration.
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TRDU overview
TRDU module
The Transmitter Receiver Duplexer Unit (TRDU) is a radio equipment to manage the
functions between base band CPRI and radio air interfaces.
A TRDU module in a BTS equipment provides the following functions:
• Radio Transceiver - Digital signal processing, and RF modulation and demodulation.
• PA - Power amplification
• RX - Receiver
• Duplexor
The following figure illustrates the TRDU architecture:
Figure 2-10 TRDU architecture
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Antenna system management

Antenna system
The following types of antenna configuration are applicable to the STSRx+y
configuration:
• Antenna direct connection without TMA
In the antenna connection without TMA mode:
– The antenna ports of the RRH or TRDU are connected directly to antenna ports
through the RF feeders.
For the connection without TMA, the tmaAccessType attribute is set to noTma.
– If a Remote Electrical Tilt Automatic (RETA) antenna kit is used, a RETA
controller is added to the NodeB. For the RRH configuration, the AISG control
signal and DC supply are carried out of RRH to the Remote Control Unit (RCU).
To support three sectors, three lines are available on the Central Control Unit
(CCU) .
If the NodeB is equipped with the TRDU, a CCU and an external line are required
to manage RETA.
• Antenna direct connection, with TMA
In this mode, an additional amplifier can be added on each antenna branch to
compensate for feeder loss on the uplink path.
The TMA can be used in following two modes:
– Current Windows Alarm (CWA)
In the CWA mode, the TMA is powered (+12VDC on each TMA branch) and
monitored from the RRH or TRDU.
For the TMA support in the CWA mode, the tmaAccessType attribute must be set
to tmaUmtsOnly.
– AISG
The AISG mode is used to pilot the RCU on the antenna side.
With TMA in AISG mode, the AISG control signal and DC supply is carried out
through additional RS485 AISG cable to RRH or antenna.
In this mode, the TMA is powered and monitored by the CCU (AISG primary
device), located on the NodeB side.
For the TMA support in AISG mode, the tmaAccessType attribute must be set to
tmaMix.
Note: The RRH 2X60W supports the TMA in the AISG mode. The RRH 2X60W
supports only the AISG 2.0 version.
Note: If the tmaAccessType is set to TMAtmaUmtsOnly, the integratedAisgDevices-
Management attribute under the BTSEquipment object must be set to 1, so that the
WMS can monitor the TMA.
RETA interface
The RETA allows adjustment of antenna tilt without the site visit.
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The RRH2X60W, RRH60-21, RRH60-09, RRH60-21A, and RRH60-21C variants
support the RETA.
The RETA interface is controlled from the e-CCM-U or x-CCM-U of the Node B
connected to the RRH through a fiber link.
The Antenna Interface Standard Group (AISG) control signal and DC supply are carried
out of the following:
• The RRH to the Remote Control Unit (RCU) if there is no TMA
• The Tower Mounted Amplifier (TMA) AISG to the RCU if there is a TMA AISG
Note: The RRH2X60W supports RETA that is compatible with AISG 2.0.
TMA in AISG Mode without RETA

In case of STSR configuration, the RRH provides DC input to the TMA on each feeder.
The parameter tmaAccesstype is set to TmaUmtsOnly.
In case of STSRx+y, RRH1 provides DC input (+24VDC) to the TMA on the Tx/Rx port,
through a smart Bias-Tee.
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3 S3TSRx+y activation for
W-CDMA network
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the STSRx+y configuration task sequence and configuration
parameters.
Contents
STSR x+y configuration tasks 3-2

Configuration parameters 3-4
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STSRx+y activation for W-CDMA network STSR x+y configuration tasks
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STSR x+y configuration tasks

Prerequisites
The prerequisites for the STSRx+y configuration are as follows:
• RRH must be installed and commissioned.
• In case of STSRx+y configuration with TRDU, the TRDU must be installed.
• The WPS UA08.1 or later version must be installed.
• Most up-to-date snapshot must be imported into WPS.
• The templates for BTS equipment configuration must be available in the WPS.
• Global parameters must be set.
STSRx+y configuration task sequences

Table 3-1, “Configuration task sequence” (p. 3-2) lists the steps involved in the STSRx+y
configuration.
Table 3-1 Configuration task sequence
Step Procedure
1 Configuring BTSEquipment for STSRx+y
2 Exporting workorders
3 Performing pre-activation checks
4 Activating the workorder in WMS
5 Performing post-activation checks
Duration of the activation procedure

Table 3-2, “Configuration duration” (p. 3-2) lists the duration required to complete each
configuration task.
Table 3-2 Configuration duration
Preparation under WPS Access

Procedure Duration
Configuring BTSEquipment for STSRx+y 30 minutes
Exporting Workorders < 1 minute
Workorder activation
Procedure Duration
Activating pre-checks < 1 hour
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STSRx+y activation for W-CDMA network STSR x+y configuration tasks
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Table 3-2 Configuration duration (continued)
Activating a workorder in WMS 15 minutes

Performing activation post-checks < 1 hour
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STSRx+y activation for W-CDMA network Configuration parameters
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Configuration parameters
Parameters for STSRx+y configuration
All input parameters for the STSRx+y configuration must be provided to the application
engineer by the network designers.
“Parameters for STSRx+y configuration” (p. 3-4) lists the configuration parameters and
attributes to set for the STSRx+y configuration.
Parameter Object Description

AntennaAccess/ BTSEquipment Identifies the physical antenna connection
antennaConnectionId on the DDM of the BTS, one antenna
connection is related to a main and a
diversity antenna.
Valid values:
• For RRH configuration: The
antennaConnection values of RRH are
based on the antennaConnection =
100*(Cabinet number)+10*Optical
fiber ID + Daisy rankformula. For
example, antennaConnection_11
• For TRDU configuration: The
antennaConnection values of TRDU are
based on the antennaConnection =
1000(if TRDU)+100*(Cabinet
number)+10*Optical fiberID+Daisy
rankformula. For example,
antennaConnection_1011
In these cases:
• Cabinet Number is 0 for main cabinet
(in case of Macro iBTS, Compact,
dBTS-2U) and 1 for extension cabinet
(in case of rBTS or rCompact)
• Optical fiber ID is in the 1 to 6 range
• • Daisy rank is 1 in star configuration
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integratedAisg DevicesManagement BTSEquipment Determines if the AISG device information
must be reported to the WMS and allows
dedicated actions such scanning, tilt
management, TMA gain update and so on
from the WMS.
Valid values: If the tmaAccessType is set to
TMAtmaUmtsOnly, the integratedAisgDe-
vicesManagement attribute object must be
set to 1, so that the WMS can monitor the
TMA.
radioEquipmentType RemoteRadioHead Allows selection of the radio equipment
type.
Valid values: You can select either RRH or
TRDU, based on the BTS equipment
hardware configuration.
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antennaAccessId (for RRH RemoteRadioHead This parameter associates a
configuration) RemoteRadioHead with an
AntennaAccess/antennaConnection_<ID>
object. If the parameter is not configured,
the BTS uses the instance of the
RemoteRadioHead object as the
antennaAccessId.
If two RemoteRadioHead instances have the
same antennaAccessId:
• The RemoteRadioHead with lower
instance is connected on main antenna
and is therefore associated to
LocalCellGroupwith the
frequencyGroupId value as 0.
• The RemoteRadioHead with higher
instance is connected on the diversity
antenna and therefore will be associated
to LocalCellGroupwith the
frequencyGroupIdvalue as 1.
For example,
RemoteRadioHead/11::antennaAccessID
=AntennaAccess/antennaConnection_11
refers to sector 11 main antenna and
RemoteRadioHead/12::antennaAccessID
=AntennaAccess/antennaConnection_11
refers to sector 11 diversity antenna.
For RRH, the following antennaAccessId
values are available under the
AntennaAccessobject:
• 3 sectors configuration -
antennaConnection_11,
antennaConnection_21, and
antennaConnection_31.
In STSR x+y configuration, two RRHs can
share the same antennaConnectionId. For
more information, see “Antenna system
management” (p. 2-18)
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antennaAccessId (for TRDU RemoteRadioHead This parameter associates a TRDU with an
configuration) AntennaAccess/antennaConnection_
<ID>object. If the parameter is not
configured, the BTS uses the instance of the
RemoteRadioHead object as the
antennaAccessId.
For TRDU, the following
antennaConnectionId values are available:
andantennaConnection_1061
rrhMode RemoteRadioHead This parameter indicates how the RRH is
used.
This parameter can be set to sectorMode or
repeaterMode.
For STSRx+y daisy-chain configuration,
this parameter must be set to Sector Mode.
Note: This parameter is not applicable for
TRDU configuration.
rrhNumberFrequency RemoteRadioHead This parameter indicates the number of
frequencies that are allowed on the RRH.
Note: If two RRHs share the same
antennaConnectionId, both RRHs must be
configured with the same value for
rrhNumberFrequency.
externalAttenuationDivDl AntennaAccess/ This parameter indicates the external
antennaConnection_ antenna feeder loss between the RRH
<ID> bulkhead and the diversity antenna for
downlink.
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externalAttenuationDivUl AntennaAccess/ This parameter indicates the external
<ID> bulkhead and the diversity antenna for
uplink.
externalAttenuationMainUl AntennaAccess/ This parameter indicates the external
<ID> bulkhead and the Main antenna to be taken
into account for uplink.
externalAttenuationMainDl AntennaAccess/ This parameter indicates the external
<ID> bulkhead and the main antenna used for
downlink.
externalDlDelay AntennaAccess/ This parameter represent the downlink delay
antennaConnection_ from the BTS RF output to the antenna.
<ID>
externalUlDelay AntennaAccess/ This parameter represent the uplink delay
antennaConnection_ from the BTS RF output to the antenna.
<ID>
rxCabling AntennaAccess/ This parameter indicates how the BTS is
antennaConnection_ cabled to the antenna for reception path.
<ID> For STSRx+y configuration, this parameter
must be set to mainAndDiversityInput.
tmaAccessType AntennaAccess/ This parameter indicates if a TMA (Tower
antennaConnection_ Masthead amplifier) is present. If TMA is
<ID> present, it indicates the type of TMA.
The tmaAccessType parameter is configured
for every AntennaAccess object, which
represents a radio sector.
For STSRx+y configuration,
TmaAccessType must be set to TmaMix to
indicate that TMA is powered and
monitored from the NodeB.
TransportFiberDelay BTSCell This parameter indicates the transport delay.
For STSRx+y configuration, the
TransportFiberDelay attribute must be set to
NoFiber if the fiber length distance is less
than 500 ms.
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maxRrhPowerAmplification PaResourceRRH This parameter indicates the maximum
power of the RRH.
antennaConnectionList BTSCell This parameter indicates the list of
AntennaAccess object identifiers.
cellSize BTSCell This parameter indicates the size of the BTS
cell
paRatio BTSCell Indicates the percentage of PA power
associated with this BTS cell.
The maximum power will be shared
between all BTS cells with same frequency
group in one sector.
• For STSR2+1 configuration with
balanced power allocation,
maxRrhPowerAllocation on RRH1,
RRH2 can be set to max60W and
max30W respectively. The paRatio
Cell1 and paRatio Cell2 can be set to
50% and the paRatio Cell3 can be set to
100%.
• For STSR2+1 with unbalanced power
allocation between Cell1 and Cell2 ,
RRH2 can be set to max60W and
max30W respectively. The paRatio
30% and 70% respectively. The paRatio
Cell3 can be set to 100%.
• For STSR2+1 with Pa Power pooling
between Cell1 and Cell2,
RRH2 can be set to max60W
andmax30W respectively. The paRatio
50% and 70% respectively. paRatio
Cell3 can be set to 100%.
maxTxPower FDDCell This parameter indicates the maximum
transmission power downlink channels
added together allowed on the cell on
average, applied to the local cell Power.
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pcpichPower FDDCell This parameter indicates the primary CPICH
power
CPICH Power is used for transmitting the
CPICH in a cell.
For more information on configuration parameters, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless

Provisioning System - User Guide, NN-20500-036.
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4 4 TS equipment and NodeB
B
configuration
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the WPS procedures to configure the BTS equipment for
STSRx+y.
Configuration tasks
Perform the following configuration tasks as required:
• If the global parameters are set and the BTS equipment is already configured, proceed
with “Setting STSRx+y parameters for a new BTSEquipment” (p. 4-21).
If the STSRz configuration must be upgraded to STSRx+y, see “Upgrading from
STSRz to STSRx+y configuration” (p. 4-25).
• If the BTS equipment is not created, perform the following tasks, before proceeding
with configuration settings:
– Configuring BTSEquipment
– Configuring BTSCells
– Configuring NodeB
– Configuring Site
– Defining Antenna system
For more information, see “Configuring BTS equipment for STSRx+y activation”
(p. 4-3).
Note: The configuration procedures described in this section provide generic parameter
values. Ensure that you provide appropriate values as per your network requirements to
complete the configuration tasks successfully.
Contents
Configuring BTS equipment for STSRx+y activation 4-3

Setting global parameters 4-4
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Overview
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Creating a BTS equipment 4-5

Configuring an existing BTS equipment 4-10
Configuring BTS Cells 4-12
Configuring a NodeB 4-15
Configuring a BTS site 4-18
Configuring STSRx+y parameters 4-20
Setting STSRx+y parameters for a new BTSEquipment 4-21
Upgrading from STSRz to STSRx+y configuration 4-25
Exporting workorder to WMS 4-27
Exporting workorders 4-28
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Overview
Purpose
This section describes the procedures to configure BTS equipment for the STSRx+y
activation.
Contents
Setting global parameters 4-4

Creating a BTS equipment 4-5
Configuring an existing BTS equipment 4-10
Configuring BTS Cells 4-12
Configuring a NodeB 4-15
Configuring a BTS site 4-18
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Setting global parameters
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Setting global parameters

Common parameters
Before creating the BTSEquipment, ensure that the following components have the
relevant parameters defined:
• Cluster - The main server name must be defined.
• pmCluster - The performance server name must be defined
• Operator - The frequencyBandList, mobileCountryCode, mobileNetworkCode, type,
and userLabel parameters must be set to appropriate values.
• NodeBCommonParam - The mobileCountryCode, mobileNetworkCode,
dlFrequencyList, ulFrequencyList, testFrequencyList, and userSpecificInfo parameters
must be set to appropriate values
• RNCCommonParam - The GSMbandIndicator, userSpecificInfo must be set to
appropriate values.
For more information on creating global parameters, see Setting Global Parameters in
Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless Provisioning System - User Guide, NN-20500-036.
For more information about the parameters set for this procedure, use the embedded Help
function (F1 key) or see Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System - Parameter
Reference Guide, NN-20500-027.
Note: For information on the modelName attribute definition by the WPS during the
Configure BTSEquipment operation, see Rules for WPS Access,
UMT/OMC/DD/012026.
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Creating a BTS equipment
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Creating a BTS equipment

Purpose
This procedure describes how to create a BTS equipment for the STSRx+y support.
Note: Perform this procedure only if you want to create a new BTS equipment with
the STSRx+y configuration. For information on modifying an existing BTS
equipment, see “Configuring BTS Cells” (p. 4-12).
Procedure overview
This procedure contains the following steps:
• Creating a BTS equipment
• Configuring sectors and optical interfaces
Before you begin

Ensure that a workorder is created to record the configuration changes.
For more information on creating workorders, see Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless
Steps to create a BTS equipment

Perform the following steps:
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1 From the WPS main window, select the Network tab.

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2 Select the Network root.

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3 From the Object Editor: Overview panel, click the NodeB wizard link.
Result: The NodeB wizard window appears.
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4 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the BTS Equipment Configuration task.
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5 Click Create a new BTS Equipment.
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Result: The Operation: Create a new BTS Equipment window appears as shown in
Figure 4-1, “Create BTS equipment” (p. 4-6).
Figure 4-1 Create BTS equipment
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6 Specify values for UserLabel, Version, and neId.

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7 Select the ClusterId, Number of bands to use, and TestFrequency.

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8 Select the Local Configuration check box.

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9 Specify the RRH usage if the RRH is available with the BTS equipment:
• Select the RRH check box.
• Select the RRH Daisy-chaining check box if the RRHs must be configured in a
daisy-chain.
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10 Specify the TRDU usage if the TRDU is available with the BTS equipment.
• Select the TRDU check box.
• Select the TRDU Daisy chaining check box if the TRDU daisy-chaining is required.
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11 Specify the type of local configuration if required.

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12 Select an appropriate option for the RRH configuration.

For example:
• For the STSRx+y configuration with the RRH 60W, select RRH3(2+1)
• For the STSRx+y configuration with the RRH 2X60W, select RRH3d(2+1)
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13 Click OK.
Note: If the RRH and TRDU are configured for the same BTS equipment, only three
sectors can be created with the RRH.
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N D O F S T E P S
Steps to configure sectors and optical interfaces

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1 From the NodeB wizard panel, click Configure Sectors And Optical Interfaces.
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2 From the NodeB wizard panel, click Configure Sectors and Optical Interfaces.
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Result: The Operation: Configure Sectors and Optical Interfaces window appears
as shown in Figure 4-2, “Configure sectors and optical interfaces” (p. 4-8).
Figure 4-2 Configure sectors and optical interfaces
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3 Specify the required values for the positioning of optical interfaces.

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4 Load the templates, if any, to configure the sectors.
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5 Click OK.
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N D O F S T E P S
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Configuring an existing BTS equipment
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Configuring an existing BTS equipment

Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure an existing BTS equipment to support the
STSRx+y configuration.
Note: Perform this procedure only if you want to modify an existing BTS equipment
to support the STSRx+y configuration.
Procedure overview
This procedure involves the following steps:
• Deleting BTS Cells
• Configuring BTS Equipment
Before you begin

Before you begin, perform the following checks:
• BTSEquipment is available in the WPS Network tree.
• NodeB is created for the BTS equipment.
• A workorder is created to record the configuration changes.
Deleting BTS cells

Perform the following steps
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2 From the WPS network tree, select the BTS equipment.

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4 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the Delete BTS Cells.
Result: A pop up asking you to confirm the deletion appears.
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5 Click OK.
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N D O F S T E P S
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Configuring an existing BTS equipment
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Configuring the BTS equipment
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1 From the NodeB wizard window, click Configure BTS equipment.

Result: The Operation: Configure BTS Equipment window appears.
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2 Specify the RRH usage.

• Select the RRH check box.
• Select the RRH Daisy-chaining check box if the RRHs must be configured in a
daisy-chain.
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3 Specify the TRDU usage if the TRDU must be configured.

• Select the TRDU check box.
• Select the TRDU Daisy chaining check box if the TRDU daisy-chaining is required.
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4 Specify the type of local configuration if required.

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5 Select an appropriate option for the RRH configuration.

For example:
• For the STSRx+y configuration with the RRH 60W, select RRH3(2+1)
• For the STSRx+y configuration with the RRH 2X60W, select RRH3d(2+1)
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6 Click OK.
Note: If the RRH and TRDU are configured for the same BTS equipment, only three
sectors can be created with the RRH.
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N D O F S T E P S
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Configuring BTS Cells
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Configuring BTS Cells

Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure BTSCells for the STSRx+y configuration.
Before you begin

• The BTS equipment is created and configured.
For more information about the parameters set for this procedure, use the embedded Help
function (F1 key) or see Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System - Parameter
Reference Guide, NN-20500-027.
Steps to configure BTS Cells

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2 From the network tree, select the Network root.

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4 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the BTS Equipment Configuration task.
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5 Click Configure BtsCells And LocalCellGroups.
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Result: The following Operation: Configure BtsCells And LocalCellGroups window
appears as shown in Figure 4-3, “Configure BTS Cells and local Cell groups”
(p. 4-13).
Figure 4-3 Configure BTS Cells and local Cell groups
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6 Select appropriate values for Bts Cell Definition and LocalCellGroup definition.
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7 Click OK.
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N D O F S T E P S
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Configuring a NodeB
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Configuring a NodeB
Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure a NodeB for the STSRx+y configuration.
Procedure overview
This procedure involves the following steps:
• Configure a NodeB
• Configuring FDD Cells
• Configuring Channels
Before you begin

• The BTS equipment is available in the WPS Network tree.
Steps to configure an existing NodeB

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2 From the network tree, select the Network root.

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4 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the NodeB Configuration task.
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5 Perform any of the following tasks as required:

• To create a NodeB, click Create a new NodeB.
Result: The Operation: Create a new NodeB window appears.
• If the NodeB to modify is already available, click Configure a NodeB.
Result: The Operation: Configure NodeB window appears.
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6 Specify values for the required attributes.

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7 Click OK.
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N D O F S T E P S
Configuring FDDCells
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1 From the Node B Configuration task tree, click Define FddCell Radio Configuration.
Result: The Operation: Define FddCell Radio Configuration window appears.
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2 Specify values for the required attributes and click OK.

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3 From the Node B Configuration task tree, click Define FddCell Localization
Configuration.
Result: The Operation: Define FddCell Localization Configuration window
appears.
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4 Specify values for the required attributes and click OK.

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5 From the Node B Configuration task tree, click Define FddCell GaiCoord configuration.
Result: The Operation: Define FddCell GaiCoord configuration window appears.
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6 Specify a value for the Number of geographical points parameter and click the Number
of geographical points field to display the List of GaiCoord.
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7 Specify values for the other required attributes and click OK.
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N D O F S T E P S
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Configuring Channels
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1 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the Channels Configuration sub-task.
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2 Click Propagate Channels Model To FddCells.

Result: The Operation: Propagate Channels Model To FddCells window appears.
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3 Enter the appropriate values for the required attributes and click OK.
Result: The NodeB Configuration task turns green.
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4 To close the NodeB wizard, click Close.

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N D O F S T E P S
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Configuring a BTS site
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Configuring a BTS site

Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure a BTS or RRH site.
Procedure overview
The following procedures are described in this section.
• “Steps to create a site” (p. 4-18) Configuring a site
• “Steps to define the antenna system for a BTS equipment” (p. 4-19) Defining Antenna
System
Before you begin

The BTS is created and configured. Both the BTS and the attached site must be of the
same release version.
Steps to create a site

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3 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the BTS equipment or RRH for which you want
to configure a site.
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4
• If an existing BTS equipment configured to use a separate site, perform the following
steps:
a. Select the BTS Equipment configuration, click Select an existing site.
The Operation: Select an existing site window appears.
b. Select a site to associate with the BTS equipment.
c. Click OK.
• If a new site must be created for the BTS equipment, perform the following steps:
a. Select the BTS Equipment configuration, click Create a site.
The Operation: Create a site window appears.
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Configuring a BTS site
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b. Specify the required values.
c. Click OK.
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N D O F S T E P S
Steps to define the antenna system for a BTS equipment

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1 From the NodeB wizard task tree, select the Site Configuration task.
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2 From the Current status panel, click Antenna System Definition operation.
Result: The Operation: Antenna System Definition window appears.
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3 Specify the required values and then click OK.

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4 Close the NodeB wizard.
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N D O F S T E P S
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Overview
Purpose
This section describes how to set parameters for STSRx+y configuration.
Contents
Setting STSRx+y parameters for a new BTSEquipment 4-21

Upgrading from STSRz to STSRx+y configuration 4-25
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Setting STSRx+y parameters for a new BTSEquipment
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Setting STSRx+y parameters for a new BTSEquipment

Purpose
This procedure explains how to set BTSEquipment parameters for the STSRx+y
configuration.
This section includes the following procedures:
• Setting Local Cell Group parameters
• Setting Antenna Access parameters
• Setting RRH parameters
• Setting BTS Cell parameters
• Setting FDD Cell parameters
Before you begin

• BTSEquipment is provisioned with the appropriate hardware resources.
• BTSEquipment is configured and is available in the WPS Network tree.
• A workorder is created. For more information on creating a workorder, see
Setting LocalCellGroup parameters

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1 From the WPS Network tree, select the BTSEquipment/<BTSEquipment Name>.

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2 Select the LocalCellGroup/<ID> component.

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3 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, select the frequencyGroupId parameter.
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4 Ensure that the frequencyGroupId attribute is set to an appropriate value.

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Setting AntennaAccess parameters

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2 Select the BTSCell component.

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3 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, select the antennaAccessList attribute. Note the
antenna object identifier configured for the BTSEquipment.
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4 From the BTSEquipment/<BTSEquipment Name> tree, select the

AntennaAccess/antennaConnection_<ID> component.
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5 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, perform the following activities:
• Set the antennaSystemRef attribute to an appropriate value.
• Set the tmaAccessType attribute to an appropriate value.
For example, you can set the TmaAccessType attribute to TmaMix, to indicate that the
TMA is powered and monitored from the NodeB.
Note: If the tmaAccessType is set to TMAtmaUmtsOnly, the integratedAisgDevices-
Management attribute under the BTSEquipment object must be set to 1, so that the
WMS can monitor the TMA.
• Set the rxCabling attribute to mainAndDiversityInput.
• Ensure that the externalAttenuationDivDl, externalAttenuationDivUl,
externalAttenuationMainUl, externalAttenuationMainDl, externalDlDelay, and
externalUlDelay attributes are set to appropriate values.
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Setting RemoteRadioHead parameters

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2 Select the RemoteRadioHead/<ID> component.

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• Check if the radioEquipmentType attribute is set to an appropriate value.
• Select an appropriate value for the antennaAccessId attribute.
For more information on rules for setting antennaAccessId attribute, see
“Configuration parameters” (p. 3-4)
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• Set the rrhMode attribute to an appropriate value. For example, for STSRx+y
daisy-chain configuration, you can set this attribute to sectorMode.
• Set the rrhNumberFrequency to an appropriate value.
Note: If two RRHs share the same antennaAccessId, both RRHs must be configured
with the same value for rrhNumberFrequency.
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4 Select the PaResourceRRH component under the RemoteRadioHead/<ID> object.

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5 Set the maxRrhPowerAmplification attribute to an appropriate value. For example, for

STSR1+1 and STSR2+1 configurations in daisy-chain, set this attribute to fullmode.
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6 If the RRH2X60W is used, repeat Step 5for the other PaResourceRRH component.
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Configuring BTSCell parameters

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• Set the TransportFiberDelay attribute to noFiber if the fiber length distance is less
than 500 ms.
• Ensure that cellSize attribute to an appropriate value.
• Set the paRatio to an appropriate value.
For STSR2+1 configuration with balanced power allocation, maxRrhPowerAllocation
on RRH1, RRH2 can be set to max60W and max30W respectively. The paRatio Cell1
and paRatio Cell2 can be set to 50% and the paRatio Cell3 can be set to 100%.
For STSR2+1 with unbalanced power allocation between Cell1 and Cell2 ,
maxRrhPowerAllocation on RRH1, RRH2 can be set to max60W and max30W
respectively. The paRatio Cell1 and paRatio Cell2 can be set to 30% and 70%
respectively. The paRatio Cell3 can be set to 100%.
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For STSR2+1 with Pa Power pooling between Cell1 and Cell2, maxRrhPowerAlloca-
tion on RRH1, RRH2 can be set to max60W and max30W respectively. The paRatio
Cell1 and paRatio Cell2 can be set to 50% and 70% respectively. paRatio Cell3 can be
set to 100%.
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Configuring FDDCell parameters

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1 From the WPS Network tree, select the NodeB/<NodeB-name> corresponding to the
BTSEquipment.
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2 Select the FDDCell object.

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3 Ensure that the maxTxPower and pcpichPower attributes are set to appropriate values.
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Upgrading from STSRz to STSRx+y configuration
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Upgrading from STSRz to STSRx+y configuration

Purpose
This procedure describes how to configure BTSEquipment, for an upgrade from the
STSRz to STSRx+y configuration.
Before you begin

Before you begin, ensure that the following prerequisites are met:
• The WPS with the appropriate release version is installed and configured.
• The BTS equipment is provisioned with the appropriate hardware resources.
• Ensure that a CM XML snapshot with the latest view of configuration is imported into
WPS.
• A workorder is created. For more information on creating workorders, see
Note: If a new RRH needs to be added to the BTSEquipment, perform the following
tasks:
• Delete the existing BTSCells
• Configure BTSEquipment for RRH support
• Configure new BTSCells and FDDCells
You can use the NodeB wizard in WPS to configure BTSEquipment with the new RRH.
For more information on adding RRH cells, see the NodeB wizard update procedures and
Updating a BTSEquipment to support RRH Cells sections in Alcatel-Lucent 9952 Wireless
Steps to upgrade the STSRz to STSRx+y configuration

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2 Select the LocalCellGroup/<ID> component.

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3 From the Object Editior: Edition tab, set the frequencyGroupId attribute to an
appropriate value.
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4 Select the AntennaAccess/antennaConnection_<ID> component.
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Upgrading from STSRz to STSRx+y configuration
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5 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, set the following attributes:
• Set tmaAccessType to an appropriate value.
• Set rxCabling to mainAndDiversityInput.
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6 Select the RemoteRadioHead/<ID> component.

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7 From the Object Editor: Edition panel, set the following attributes:
• Select an appropriate value for the antennaAccessId attribute.
• Set rrhMode to sectorMode.
• Set rrhNumberFrequency to an appropriate value.
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8 Select the PaResourceRRH component under the RemoteRadioHead/<ID> object.

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9 Set the maxRrhPowerAmplification attribute to fullmode.

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10 If the RRH2X60W is used, repeat Step 9 for the other PaResourceRRH component.
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12 From the Object Editior: Edition tab, set the paRatio attribute to 100.
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13 Expand the NodeB object associated with the BTSEquipment. Select theFDDCell
component.
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14 Ensure that the maxTxPower and pcpichPower attributes are set to appropriate values.
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15 Run WPS checks. Resolve errors, if any.

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Overview
Purpose
This section describes how to export the workorder to the WMS for activation.
Contents
Exporting workorders 4-28
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BTS equipment and NodeB configuration Exporting workorders
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Exporting workorders
Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to generate the XML file with the STSR x+y
configuration settings.
Before you begin

Ensure that the required configuration activities for STSR activation are completed and
defined in a workspace by one or several error-free workorders created for the current
view of your network.
Steps to export a workorder

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1 From the WPS Workorders menu, select Merge Network Changes.

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2 Select an option to save your workspace. If needed enter a new workspace name, and
click Run.
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3 Close the report window and go to the workspace area.

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4 In the workorders folder, select the Merged workorder.

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5 Right-click the selected workorder and select Export workorder from the contextual
menu (select the on local file system or the on live server repository option.)
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6 Enter a filename, select the <Result_folder> and click Save.

Note:
If Live Server repository is used, perform the following:
1. Select HOST, provide user name and password of the server.
2. Browse in the folders and save the file.
3. Click OK.
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Result: The <Result_folder> contains the XML file (.xwo) describing the
modification details of the NEs between the initial and the final network
configuration. This file is used by the WMS for activating changes on NEs.
To carry out a fallback procedure, use the <Filename>_reverse.xwo file in
<Result_folder>
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5 Workorder activation
5
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the workorder activation procedure.
Contents
Performing pre-activation checks 5-2

Activating a workorder in WMS 5-3
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Workorder activation Performing pre-activation checks
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Performing pre-activation checks

Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to verify the following:
• The Network and the OMC are running without any problem.
• Calls can be established on the impacted RNC.
• The workorder (CM XML) file is ready to be activated.
Repeat this procedure for each of the impacted RNCs.
Actions
Perform the following actions:
• Check that no impacting alarms exist. See Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management
System - User Guide, NN-20500-032 and Alcatel-Lucent W-CDMA System -
Document Collection Overview, NN-20500-050.
• Perform an audit of the impacted RNCs (See Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless
Management System - User Guide, NN-20500-032).
• Check if calls can be established on the RNC and cells impacted by the feature
activation.
• The network and the OMC are running without any problem.
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Workorder activation Activating a workorder in WMS
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Activating a workorder in WMS

Purpose
This procedure describes how to activate a workorder in WMS.
Input Parameters
The Workorder (CM XML) file generated by the WPS is transferred to a destination
directory on the Main Server as described in Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management
System - User Guide, NN-20500-032.
Before you begin

• All the Workorder files (<Filename>.xwo and <Filename>_reverse.xwo) generated
by WPS are transferred to a <Result_folder> Main Server directory as described in
Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System - User Guide, NN-20500-032.
Steps to activate a workorder

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1 From the WMS client menu bar, select Configuration -> Sessions Manager.
Result: The Sessions Manager window appears.
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2 From the Sessions Manager window, perform any of the following tasks:
• From the Session Tasks pane, click Create new session, or
• From the Available Sessions pane, right-click Sessions list and select New.
Result: The Create Session window appears.
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3 In the Create Session window - Creation parameters pane, enter a <Session Name>.
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4 From the Create Session window - Workorder(s) Selection pane, in the

cmXML/<Result_folder> folder, select the workorder you want to activate.
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5 Click Add to list.
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Workorder activation Activating a workorder in WMS
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Result: The Workorder is added in the right pane.
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6 Click Next to list the impacted nodes.

Result:
• The Create Session window - Excluded Nodes pane appears and details, for each
impacted node, activation details and impacted objects.
• Select the nodes to be excluded, if required.
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7 In the Create Session window:

• Click Launch.
• In the Sessions Manager window, click Summary for <session name> and check the
status of the following nodes:
– I-Nodes should be in Loaded state
– RNC nodes should be in Validated state
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8 After session creation completion without errors, in the Actions for <session name> tab,
click Activation.
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9 Select all the impacted I-Nodes and click Launch.

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10 When all tasks are completed, in the Sessions Manager window, click on Summary for
<session name> to check that all impacted RNCs are in Activated state.
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11 In the Session List, right-click <session name> and select Terminate from the contextual
menu to delete the session.
Result: The new configuration is activated on the RNC.
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6 6ost-activation
P
verification
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the procedure to verify the configuration after activating the
workorders.
Contents
Performing post-activation checks 6-2

Activating reverse workorder 6-3
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Post-activation verification Performing post-activation checks
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Performing post-activation checks

Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to verify:
• Calls can be established on the impacted RNC.
• The STSRx+y configuration settings are activated.
Actions
Perform the following operations:
• Check that no impacting alarms exist. For more information, see Alcatel-Lucent 9353
Wireless Management System - User Guide, NN-20500-032.
• Perform calls on the RNCs and cells for which the feature is activated.
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Post-activation verification Activating reverse workorder
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Activating reverse workorder

Purpose
This procedure explains how to reverse a workorder activation.
Before you begin

• The workorder is activated and available (CM XML) file is available in the
appropriate directory.
• The data required for reverse operation is available in the appropriate directory.
Steps to activate the reverse workorder

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1 From the WMS client menu bar, select Configuration -> Sessions Manager.
Result: The Sessions Manager window appears.
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2 From the Sessions Manager window, perform any of the following actions:
• From the Session Tasks pane, click Create new session.
• From the Available Sessions pane, right-click on Sessions list and select New.
Result: The Create Session window appears.
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3 From the Creation parameters pane, enter the <reverse session name>.
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4 From the Workorder(s) Selection pane, browse to the CMXML/<Result_folder> folder

and select the <Filename>_reverse.xwo reverse workorder file.
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5 Click Add to list.

Result: The reverse workorder is added on the right pane.
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6 Click Next to display the impacted nodes.
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Result: The Create Session window - Excluded Nodes pane appears.
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7 In the Create Session window, perform the following actions:

• If the fallback is already performed, exclude the RNC C-Nodes by selecting them in
the list.
• Click Launch.
• In the Sessions Manager window, click Summary for <reverse session name> and
check the status of the nodes. Ensure that the I-Nodes are in the Loaded state and the
RNC nodes are in the Validated state.
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8 After the session is created without any errors, click Validation in the Actions for
<reverse session name> tab.
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9 Select all the impacted nodes and click Launch.

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10 Perform the following actions to check the validation report for each node in the summary
section:
• Click Summary for <reverse session name>.
Ensure that the I-Nodes are in the Excluded state.
• Ensure that the NodesBs are removed.
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11 After the validation is completed without any errors, if the INodes are not listed in the
summary, go to Step 12. Otherwise, perform the following actions:
• In the Actions for <reverse session name> tab, click Activation.
• Select all the impacted I-Nodes and then click Launch.
• Click Summary for <reverse session name> and ensure that all the impacted
I-Nodes are in the Activated state.
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12 After completing I-Node validation without errors, click Activation in the Actions for
<reverse session name> tab and perform the following actions:
• Select all the impacted RNCs and click Launch.
• When all tasks are completed, click Summary for <reverse session name> to ensure
that the impacted RNCs are in the Activated state.
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13 From the Sessions Manager window, right-click the Session List and select Terminate in
the scroll down menu to delete the session.
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Troubleshooting
The following table describes troubleshooting actions.
Table 6-1 Reverse workorder activation
Failed Step Node Status Action

3 Excluded In case of errors in session creation, analyze logs or
contact your local support or Network Designers in order
to correct the XML file. Abort the session and return to
step 1.
3 Validation Failed In case of errors in RNC node(s) validation while session
creation, analyze logs or contact your local support or
Network Designers in order to correct the XML file. Abort
the session and return to step 1.
4 Validation Failed In case of errors in session validation, analyze logs or
to correct the XML, Abort the session and return to step 1.
5 Validation Failed In case of errors in session validation, analyze logs or
to correct the XML file, Abort the session and return to
step 1.
6 Activation Partly If the status is Completed with errors:
realized • terminate the session and check the RNCs Alarms.
• If the Critical Alarm Cnode internal synchronization
error exists, the RNC(s) must be built online to
restore the initial configuration. Contact your local
support and if really necessary launch the Build
Online operation on the impacted RNC(s). See
Alcatel-Lucent 9353 Wireless Management System -
User Guide, NN-20500-032.
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Index
A activation post-checks document support, xiii

procedure, 6-2 duration
activation pre-checks procedures, 3-2
procedure, 5-2 ................................................................................................
additional information, xiii E export workorders, 4-28

AISG, 2-18 ................................................................................................
antenna, 2-18
F feature activation verification, 6-2
architecture
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TRDU, 2-6, 2-17
H how to comment, xiv
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how to order, xiii
C Configuration
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daisy-chain, 2-2
I input parameters
configuration
workorder activation, 5-3
dual band, 2-7
intended audience, xi
Configuration
interface
star, 2-2
RRH, 2-2
conventions used, xii
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CWA, 2-18
N new in this release, xi
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D daisy-chain
P parameters
STSRx+y, 2-7
configuration, 3-4
document
Configure, 4-21
how to use, xii
prerequisite knowledge, xii
references, xiii
revision history, xi
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Index
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................................................................................................ workorders
R reason for revision, xi export, 4-28
related information, xiii

RETA, 2-18
reverse workorder activation
troubleshoot, 6-5
RRH2X60W, 2-2
RRH60W, 2-2
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S Site
RRH, 2-2
star configuration
STSRx+y, 2-7
STSR1+1, 2-7
STSR2, 2-7
STSR2+1, 2-7
STSR2+2, 2-7
STSR3, 2-7
STSRx+y, 2-7
supported systems, xii
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T technical support, xiii
TMA, 2-18
TRDU, 2-6, 2-17
troubleshoot reverse workorder activation, 6-5
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W WMS
activate a workorder, 5-3

workorder
activate in WMS, 5-3
workorder activation
input parameters, 5-3
reverse engineering procedure, 6-3
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Reason for reissue ........................................................................................................................................................................ xi

New in this release ....................................................................................................................................................................... xi

Intended audience ......................................................................................................................................................................... xi

Supported systems ...................................................................................................................................................................... xii

How to use this document ........................................................................................................................................................ xii

Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................................................................. xii

Conventions used ........................................................................................................................................................................ xii

Related information ................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

Document support ...................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

Technical support ....................................................................................................................................................................... xiii

How to order ................................................................................................................................................................................ xiii

How to comment ........................................................................................................................................................................ xiv

1 Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

Roadmap to Configuration Management documentation .......................................................................................... 1-2

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

RRH overview ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2-2

TRDU overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2-6

STSR configuration ................................................................................................................................................................ 2-7

TRDU overview ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2-17

3 STSRx+y activation for W-CDMA network

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

STSR x+y configuration tasks ............................................................................................................................................. 3-2

Configuration parameters ...................................................................................................................................................... 3-4

4 BTS equipment and NodeB configuration

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

Configuring BTS equipment for STSRx+y activation

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-3

Setting global parameters ....................................................................................................................................................... 4-4

Creating a BTS equipment .................................................................................................................................................... 4-5

Configuring an existing BTS equipment ....................................................................................................................... 4-10

Configuring BTS Cells ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-12

Configuring a NodeB ............................................................................................................................................................ 4-15

Configuring a BTS site ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-18

Configuring STSRx+y parameters

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-20

Setting STSRx+y parameters for a new BTSEquipment ......................................................................................... 4-21

Upgrading from STSRz to STSRx+y configuration .................................................................................................. 4-25

Exporting workorder to WMS

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-27

Exporting workorders ........................................................................................................................................................... 4-28

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-1

Performing pre-activation checks ....................................................................................................................................... 5-2

Activating a workorder in WMS ......................................................................................................................................... 5-3

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6-1

Performing post-activation checks ..................................................................................................................................... 6-2

Activating reverse workorder ............................................................................................................................................... 6-3

2-1 STSRz and STSRx+y configuration ................................................................................................................... 2-7

3-1 Configuration task sequence .................................................................................................................................. 3-2

3-2 Configuration duration ............................................................................................................................................ 3-2

6-1 Reverse workorder activation ............................................................................................................................... 6-5

2-1 RRH in NodeB site ................................................................................................................................................... 2-5

2-2 TRDU architecture .................................................................................................................................................... 2-6

2-3 STSR x+y daisy-chain configuration ................................................................................................................. 2-9

2-5 STSR 2 to 2+1 RRH configuration ................................................................................................................... 2-11

2-6 STSR 2+1 to STSR 2+2 RRH configuration ................................................................................................ 2-12

2-7 STSRx+y - RRH2X60W in star configuration ............................................................................................. 2-13

2-8 STSRx+y -RRH 2X60W in a daisy-chain configuration ......................................................................... 2-14

2-9 STSR x+y configuration with TRDU .............................................................................................................. 2-15

2-10 TRDU architecture ................................................................................................................................................. 2-17

4-1 Create BTS equipment ............................................................................................................................................. 4-6