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ZXMBW AGW
WiMAX Wireless Access Gateway

Component Replacement Guide
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Contents
About This Manual ............................................................ i

Purpose ................................................................................ i
Intended Audience ................................................................. i
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i
What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i
Related Documentation.......................................................... ii
Conventions ......................................................................... ii
How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
Overview of Part Replacement........................................ 1

Overview ............................................................................. 1
Application of Board Replacement ........................................... 2
Procedure to Replace Boards ............................................2
Confirming Feasibility of Operation .......................................... 3
Preparing Spares and Tools .................................................... 4
Take Technical Protective Measures ......................................... 4
Replace Components ............................................................. 4
Verify the Function of New Components ................................... 5
Repair Faulty Board............................................................... 5
Cautions ........................................................................5
Anti-static............................................................................ 5
Security Cautions.................................................................. 6
Equipment Security ............................................................... 6
Common Operations in Board Replacement.........................7
Initialize OMP Board .............................................................. 7
Unloading Board ................................................................. 14
Loading Board .................................................................... 17
Chapter 2........................................................................ 21
Operations of Board Replacement ................................ 21

Overview ...........................................................................21
Board List ..........................................................................21
Replacing OMP ....................................................................22
Replacing SMP ....................................................................28
Replacing UIM.....................................................................33
Replacing PSN ....................................................................38
Replacing GGLP...................................................................43
Replacing GGUP ..................................................................48
Chapter 3........................................................................ 55
Replacement of Shelf Parts ........................................... 55

Overview ...........................................................................55
Replacement of Fan Shelves .................................................55
Replacement of Fans............................................................56
Replacement of Dusting Shelf................................................58
Replacement of Dusting Net..................................................59
Appendix A ..................................................................... 61
Abbreviations ................................................................. 61
Figures............................................................................ 65
Tables ............................................................................. 67
Index .............................................................................. 69
About This Manual
Purpose
This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the
operation of the ZXMBW AGW Wireless Access Gateway
Component Replacement Guide.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform operation activities on the ZXMBW AGW Wireless
Access Gateway Component Replacement Guide.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this manual effectively, users should have a general
understanding of wireless telecommunications technology.
Familiarity with the following is helpful:
ZXMBW AGW system and its various components
Local operating procedures
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, Overview of Introduces the overview of part
Part Replacement replacement.
Chapter 2, Operations Describes the board’s replacement
of Board Replacement procedures.
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Chapter Summary
Introduces the purpose, preparation, and
Chapter 3,
steps of replacing fans in the fan shelves
Replacement of Shelf
and the dusting nets in the dusting
Parts
shelves.
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXMBW AGW WiMAX Wireless Access Gateway Product
Description
ZXMBW AGW WiMAX Wireless Access Gateway Feature
Description
ZXMBW AGW WiMAX Wireless Access Gateway Hardware
Description
ZXMBW AGW WiMAX Wireless Access Gateway Hardware
Installation Guide
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About This Manual
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

Mouse
Operation Typeface Meaning
Conventions Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually
the left mouse button) once.
Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button
(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button
(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and
moving the mouse.
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Chapter 1
Overview of Part
Replacement
Overview
Description This chapter gives the part replacement overview of the ZXMBW
AGW.
Contents This topic includes the following topics.
Topic Page No.

Application of Board Replacement 2
Confirming Feasibility of 3
Operation
Preparing Spares and Tools 4
Take Technical Protective 4
Procedure to Measures
Replace Boards
Replace Components 4
Verify the Function of New 5
Components
Repair Faulty Board 5
Anti-static 5
Cautions Security Cautions 6
Equipment Security 6
Initialize OMP Board 7
Common Operations
in Board Unloading Board 14
Replacement
Loading Board 17
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Application of Board Replacement

Description Replacement of boards and parts is usually applied in the
following situations.
Equipment maintenance
Replacement of boards and parts is a routine task performed
by the maintenance personnel. The personnel can locate the
fault with the aid of alarms or other maintenance information.
If the board or part already backed out of services, they can
be directly replaced.
Hardware upgrade
When a board acquires new functions, the hardware needs to
be upgraded, such as chip replacement. In these situations,
loading/unloading and restoration of operation need to be
performed.
Equipment expansion
When expanding the equipment, replacement or
loading/unloading of some boards may be necessary.
Procedure to Replace
Boards
Description To ensure that ZXMBW AGW is able to provide services to the
subscribers non-stop, board replacement is conducted power-on
in most cases. Therefore, to ensure the running security of
equipment, and to reduce the impact of part replacement on
system functions to the minimum, the maintenance personnel
need to strictly observe the fundamental procedure described in
this manual when replacing parts, as shown in Figure 1.
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Overview of Part Replacement
FIGURE 1 BASIC OPERATION FLOW TO REPLACE COMPONENTS
Confirming Feasibility of Operation

Description During the process of fault disposition and equipment inspection,
the maintenance personnel need to assess the feasibility of the
operation before deciding to replace a certain part.
If there is backup available in storage for the part to be
replaced. If the carrier does not have replacement in storage,
the maintenance personnel should contact the local ZTE
representatives.
If the maintenance personnel possess the capacity to
perform the current operation. Part replacement can only be
carried out by certified maintenance personnel. That is, the
personnel need the following qualifications: familiarity with
the functions of various boards, knowledge of the basic
procedure of board replacement, mastery of basic skills of
board replacement.
If the risk of the current operation is within control. Board
replacement is an operation with a certain amount of risk.
Before performing board replacement, the maintenance
personnel need to conduct a comprehensive assessment of
the risk of the current operation. That is, assess if it is
possible to control the risk without powering off through

certain technical protection measures. Only under the

situation that the risk can be controlled can the maintenance
personnel perform the replacement, otherwise, contact the
local ZTE representatives for swift technical support.
Preparing Spares and Tools

Description After confirming that the current replacement is feasible, the
personnel need to prepare the replacement part and tools.
The carrier should keep a certain amount of replacement
parts in storage, and return faulty boards timely for repair.
Ensure that there are sufficient replacements for major
boards (such as OMP, SMP and UIM)
Commonly used tools include: multi meter, anti-static wrist
band, Philips screw driver, flat screw driver, pincers, diagonal
pliers, and pliers.
Take Technical Protective Measures

Description Though part replacement carries a certain amount of risk, under
most situations, the maintenance personnel can avoid the risk
by taking specific technical protection measures. For instance,
when replacing the active board working in the active/standby
mode, the personnel can move the services carried by the active
board to the standby board first. The active board can be
replaced after the previous standby board runs properly, in this
way the jeopardy on services incurred by replacing boards can
be avoided.
NOTE: to ensure the secure running of equipment, and to
reduce the impact of part replacement on system functions to
the minimum, the operation personnel need to take certain
technical protection measures before replacing parts. Refer to
the following chapters in this manual for details.
Replace Components
Description After the relevant measures of technical protection are
confirmed to be in place, the personnel can follow the operation
procedure as described in this manual to replace the parts, such
as loading/unloading boards, and setting the DIP switches of
boards.

Verify the Function of New

Components
Description After the maintenance personnel complete the replacement of
parts, they need to test the functions of new parts with the
inspection and test methods provided by this manual.
Repair Faulty Board

Description For parts with confirmed faults after being replaced, the
maintenance personnel should contact the local ZTE
representatives in time and send the faulty boards to ZTE for
replacement, so as to ensure that the backup boards in storage
are up to replenishment needs.
Cautions
Anti-static
Description As ZXMBW AGW carries a large amount of electronic parts and
PCBs, anti-static measures need to be taken during the entire
process of manufacturing, commissioning, transportation, and
storage. The main issues are as follows.
The maintenance personnel need to use specific anti-static
bags and boxes in the transportation and storage of boards,
to ensure the anti-static security.
In the process of carrying and loading/unloading boards, the
maintenance personnel need to wear anti-static wrist bands
that are properly grounded, and the grounding connector
should be plugged into the ESD (Electronic Discharge) hole.
The anti-static wrist band is not able to prevent the statics
caused by contact between clothes and the board; therefore,
the maintenance personnel should avoid contact between
clothes and the board during operations.
When the anti-static wrist band is under the normal working
state, its impedance should be between 1 and 10 Ohms
In the process of replacement, the maintenance personnel
should place all parts to be installed in the anti-static bag,
and place the temporarily unloaded parts on anti-static
foams.

Security Cautions
Description In the process of board replacement, physical operations by the
maintenance personnel in the foreground are necessary.
Therefore, personal securities need to be taken care of to avoid
accidents. Pay attention to the following issues.
The foreground uses -48V DC power. In the process of board
replacement, open the rear door with hot line work, be
careful of using the pliers, screwdrivers, and pincers in the
back of the shelf to avoid electric shock.
When replacing boards in high altitudes, use caution to avoid
falling over.
After unloading the board, do not direct contact with the
board, to avoid burns or scratches by components on the
board.
When boards of power supply need to be replaced, power
maintenance personnel need to be present to perform
inspections, and direct loading/unloading of power related
boards is strictly prohibited.
Equipment Security
Description There are two aspects to equipment security. First, there should
be no damages to the board in the process of board replacement,
such as bent backplane pins caused by reckless operations.
Second, impact on other boards and system services should be
avoided in the process. Specifically, pay attention to the
following issues.
Avoid reckless operations in the process of board
replacement, such as installation, unscrewing screws,
unloading boards, with brutal force.
When replacing boards that may interfere with services,
avoid peak times. Choose times when the traffic is the lowest,
such as early mornings.
For boards running in active/standby mode, avoid replacing
the active boards directly. Perform the swapping first,
replace the board when it turns to the standby state.
Regular In the process of installing boards, eject the board in case it can
Inspection not be pushed in by the latch, and perform the following
examinations:
1. If the installation slot agrees with the specified one.
2. If the board is deviated from the duct.
3. If the connector pins of the backplane are bent or damaged.

Common Operations in
Board Replacement
Prerequisites 1. Prepare the new board, and labels for the faulty board.
2. Notify the maintenance personnel of relevant departments to
perform preparations.
3. Usually the faulty board will be in the standby state
automatically. If it is not, switch it to the standby state, and
switch off its power supply after the system works properly.
Steps 1. Wear the anti-static ring.
2. Unload the board to be replaced, and refer to Unloading
Board for operations.
3. Put a fault label on the unloaded board, and place it in the
specified location.
4. Load the new board, and refer to Loading Board for
operations.
5. After completion of start, the RUN light blinks at 1 Hz and
the ALM light goes off. The new board starts to work.
Test Watch the working status of the board, if the board work
properly, the RUN light should blink slowly, and the ALM light
should be off .If the board work in active, the ACT light should
be on.
Through the function of board testing offer by OMC to test if the
board work properly.
Initialize OMP Board

Purpose OMP boards need to undergo initialization before being
commissioned, and this process mainly includes configuration of
office ID, starting parameters, and port parameters
Prerequisites Before loading the version information of OMP board, meet the
following requirements:
Foreground hardware platform matches the hardware
environment requirements.
Background OMC is installed.
OMC is installed and runs properly.
The port debug2-232, which is on the OMP board,
corresponding to the rear plug-board RMPB, is correctly
connected to OMC client through special-purpose serial port
cable.

The network configuration about OMC server, OMC client and

the port OMC2,which is on the OMP board corresponding to
the rear plug-board RMPB is correct
Steps Perform the following steps to initialize OMP board.
1. Use special-purpose serial port cable to connect the serial
port of OMC server and debug2-232 port, which is on the
OMP board, corresponding to the rear plug board RMPB, as
shown in Figure 2.
FIGURE 2 P ANEL ON OMP BOARD CORRESPONDING TO REAR PLUG

BOARD
RMPB
OMC1
OMC Ethernet for OMP

OMC2
Operation and Maintenance

Local Area Network Port for
OMP Board
GPS485
PD485
debug2-232 debug1-232 RS232
Debug 232 for RPU

Regulating Port of
RPU Module
Debug 232 for OMP

Regulating Port of
OMP Module
Important!
f Only OMP boards need to undergo initialization before
using.
f If there is any standby board while loading the version
information of active OMP board, unplug the board. Insert

the standby board back into the shelf after loading to the
active board.
f OMC client has built-in FTP server, so, before booting OMC
client program, examine and close other ftp servers, for
example, Internet information service, Serv-U FTP, wftp32,
tftp, etc. provided by Windows operating system.
2. In OMC client windows, select Start > Programs >
Accessories >Communication >Hyper Terminal
Result: Hyper terminal program runs and enables the
communication with the foreground OMP board.
Note: The selected serial port is COM1 and its properties are
as shown in Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 COM1 PROPERTIES
3. After connecting OMP board using the hyper terminal, restart

OMP board by inputting the command reboot, and monitor
the boot process on the screen of the hyper terminal of OMC
server.
4. When press any key to stop auto-boot…appears on the
screen, press any key.
Result: The automatic boot of foreground pauses and an
interface for selecting automatic boot type appears.
5. Configure the version loading mode.

Note: While loading the new version, enter the password if

asked. The default value is 3GPLAT or 3gplat.
Result: Boot types interface appears, as shown in Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 SELECT BOOT TYPE
6. Input 1 to select the option Config MP net parameters

(only for Omp and Cmp), press Enter.
Result: Configuring interface appears, as shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 CONFIGURING SELECTION
Note: The meaning of each option on the interface shown in

Figure 5 is listed in Table 4.

TABLE 4 CONFIGURED OPTIONS DESCRIPTION FOR LOADING VERSION

INFORM ATION OF OMP BOARD
Serial
Configured Option Meaning
Number
Configure IP address and
Set Omp(or Cmp)’s
1 MAC address of OMC-2 port
Omc IP and Mac
of OMP board.
Configure boot parameters
2 Set Omp Boot Paras
of OMP board.
Configure boot type of OMP
3 Set Omp Boot Type
board
Set Net_Element Configure the office number
4
Bureau No. of Net_element
Quit config, return to Return to boot setting
5
bootmenu interface
6 print this help list Help for printing
7. In the interface shown in Figure 5, input 1 and select Set

OMP’s OMC IP and Mac! to configure the IP address and
MAC address of OMC port.
Note: While setting OMP’s OMC IP address, set the IP
address as 172.18.5.1, wherein, 5 stands for the office
number, as shown in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 SETTING OMP’S OMC IP ADDRESS
While setting MAC address, value the MAC address within the
range of 00-d0-d0-a0-c8-00 - 00-d0-d0-a0-cf-ff.
Result: After configuration, the interface automatically
returns to the configuration interface.


OMP Boot Paras.
Result: Configuring interface appears, as shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 7 SETTING OMC IP ADDRESS
9. Configure the OMC IP addrdss as 172.18.5.129 ,and press

Enter.
10. Config OMC Server IP addrdss as 172.18.5.129, and press
Enter.
11. Config FTP server user name as admin, and press Enter.
12. Config FTP server password as admin, and press Enter.
13. Config OMP config filename as ompcfgX.ini. X stands for the
office number
Result: Return to Figure 5.
OMP Boot Type, and set the boot type of OMP board.
Result: Setting OMP boot type appears, as show in Figure 8.

FIGURE 8 SETTING OMP BOOT TYPE
Note:
The parameters of boot type are described in Table 5 .
TABLE 5 OMP BOARD START MODE CONFIGURATION
Serial Signification of
Applicability
Number start mode
Boot version is on the background
OMC, mostly used when there is
0 Boot From OMC no version information on OMP
board (e.g. first time to install the
system)
Boot version is on the Flash
memory of OMP board, only used
Boot From Local
1 when the version software is
Flash
downloaded and saved on OMP
board.
Configuration example for boot type of OMP board as 0.

Result: After configuring the boot type of OMP board,
automatically returns to the interface of configuration
selection.
Net_Element Bureau No. Input the office number as
shown in Figure 9.

FIGURE 9 CONFIGURING THE OFFICE NUMBER OF NETWORK ELEMENT
Result: After setting the office number, and press Enter the
interface automatically returns to the option configuration
interface.
Important! The office number set here must be same as
that set for background OMC and that for the DIP switch
behind rack, and the DIP switch should be set previously,
otherwise, the loading cannot continue.
16. In the interface shown in Figure 5, input the officer number
as 5 and select Quit config，return to bootmenu.
Result: The interface returns to the boot mode selection
interface, a prompt V3Plat Boot appears.
17. Input 0 to select enter auto boot mode (default boot
mode) from the interface shown in Figure 4.
Result: Version file is downloaded to OMP board from
specified location. After this, the board automatically restarts.
END OF STEPS
Postrequisite There are office number, OMP starting parameters, OMC port
parameters on OMP board, after undergo initialization. When the
OMP board power on, it download the version file from
background automatically. After OMP board booting normally
first, and before transmitted data, Input command
SCSShowMcmInfo to check the board’s state, if the board is
normal, the info appear as following:
Current MCM State is waiting for process
Unloading Board
Purpose Unload the board correctly.

Prerequisites Before performing current task, ensure that

The physical location of the board to be replaced has been
determined.
Preparations for possible fallout of board replacement have
been made.
Steps Perform the following steps for unloading board.
1. Wear the anti-static wrist band, and plug the grounding
connector into the corresponding slot on the cabinet.
2. Use a flat screwdriver or a Philips screwdriver (star
screwdriver) to unscrew the hang-on screw on the extractor.
3. Press the unlocking button to unlock the extractor, as shown
in Figure 10.
FIGURE 10 PRESSING UNLOCKING BUTTONS
4. Wait for the ENUM light on the front panel of the board to
blink at 1HZ, turn the extractors outward to dislocate them
from the trough in the front beam, and pull out the board
gently, as shown in Figure 11.

FIGURE 11 LOOSENING EXTRACTOR SPANNER
5. Retract the board along the upper/lower ducts of the

standard 8U shelf, and then remove the board to complete
unloading, as shown in Figure 12.
FIGURE 12 DRAWING OUT BOARD ALONG THE RAILS
6. Use an anti-static bag to hold the unloaded board, and place

it in the box.

END OF STEPS
Result The operation of unloading the board fulfills the requirement,
and there is no damage to the board
Loading Board
Purpose Correctly load the board.
The physical location of the board to be loaded has been
determined.
Physical make of the board is complete, and version files
have been loaded.
Steps Perform the following steps for loading board.
connector into the corresponding hole on the cabinet.
2. Position the latches on the extractors such that they are in
the unlocking position, then hold the latches outward and fit
the board to the upper/lower ducts of the standard 8U shelf,
as shown in Figure 13.
FIGURE 13 PLUGGING A BOARD (STEP 1)
3. Gently push in the board along the upper/lower ducts of the

standard 8U shelf, as shown in Figure 14.

4. After the board is in contact with the backplane connector,

turn the latches of the extractors inward to set the board in
position. A click indicates that the extractors are in the
correct position and are secured, as shown in Figure 15.
5. Use a flat screwdriver or a Philips screwdriver to screw the

hang-on screws on the upper/lower extractors to complete
the installation, as shown in Figure 16.

END OF STEPS
Result The operation of loading the board fulfills the requirement, and
there is no damage to the board.


Chapter 2
Operations of Board
Replacement
Overview
Description This chapter describes the boards replacement procedures in
ZXMBW AGW.
Contents This topic includes the following topics.
Topic Page No.

Board List 21
Replacing OMP 22
Replacing SMP 28
Replacing UIM 33
Replacing PSN 38
Replacing GGLP 43
Replacing GGUP 48
Board List
Description ZXMBW AGW adopts ZTE unite V3 hardware platform, A shelf is
used to integrate the circuit boards with a backplane into an
independent unit and provide AGW service functions.
Board List The boards are described in Table 6.

TABLE 6 BOARD LIST
Logical Physical
Board functions Redundancy
board board
Provides operation and
maintenance functions, and
furnishes configurations of 1+1
OMP MPX86/2
IP protocol stack and Active/standby
processing of dynamic route
protocols.
Processes all AGW signaling, 1+1
SMP MPX86/2
and supports expansion Active/standby
General interface module,
similar to an internal Switch,
connecting the boards 1+1
UIM UIM_2
through TCP/IP protocol to Active/standby
implement control-plane
switch
Implementing level-1 media
PSN PSN4V load sharing
plane IP data switch
Provides external Gigabyte
GGLP Ethernet interface, and each XPB load sharing
board possesses 4 ports
Provides subscriber data
N+M load
GGUP processing, forwarding, and XPB
sharing
fragmentation/recomplostion
Replacing OMP
Purpose The OMP board is the operation/maintenance center of the
foreground, and it furnishes communication between the
foreground and the background. Its main functions include
distribution of operation commands, reporting of the foreground
status, reporting of performance data, and management of the
version file. OMPs in AGW need to be configured to be working in
the active/standby mode, And they must be configured at slot
11 and slot 12 in shelf 2 of rack 1.
When the OMP board faults, the effects on the system include as
follows:
Communication between the foreground and the background
breaks, and the alarm system prompts that the link between
them is broken.
It is unable to send commands to the foreground from OMC.
Performance statistics data can not be reported.
The status of other boards in the foreground can not be
queried, and the boards can not work properly after restart.
All the services of the local office are interrupted.

Operations of Board Replacement
The RUN2 light on the front board of OMP in the foreground

is not able to blink normally and the ALM2 light blinks.
Traffic load is very low, for example around 2:00 am.
Prepare the OMP board for replacement. Note that it needs
to be of the same type as the faulty one. Currently there are
two types of OMP boards, MPX86 and MPX86/2.
Prepare tools needed during replacement, which mainly
include screwdrivers, serial cable for diagnostics, laptop
computer, and labels.
Submit requests to the supervisor and contact the local ZTE
representative, making precautions for emergencies.
OMP boards have been undergone initialization.
Steps Perform the following steps for OMP board replacement.
1. In Daily Maintenance main window use Rackchart
Management to locate the slot number of the OMP board to
be replaced. OMP boards are installed in slot 11 and 12 of
shelf 2 of cabinet 1. Move to the foreground and find the
OMP board to be replaced and mark it with a label
Note: For boards working in the active/standby mode,
replacement of the active board is strictly prohibited.
2. In Rackchart Management of Daily Maintenance, right
click the OMP board which need to be replace select Show
CPU Status and Changeover, and Reset… from the
shortcut menu check the status of the OMP to be replaced. If
the OMP is in the active state, it needs to be switched to the
standby state. If the OMP is in the standby state, go to the
following step directly.
connector into the corresponding hole on the cabinet. Use a
flat screwdriver or a Philips screwdriver to unscrew the hang-
on screws on the upper/lower extractors.
4. Press the unlocking bottom to unlock the extractor, as shown
in Figure 17.


unloading, as shown in Figure 19. Use an anti-static bag to
hold the unloaded board, and place it in the box.

7. Have the replacement board ready. Position the latches on

the extractors such that they are in the unlocking position,
then hold the latches outward and fit the board to the
upper/lower ducts of the standard 8U shelf, as shown in
Figure 20.
FIGURE 20 INSERT STEP 1





11. Watch the running indicator lights of OMP. The first start
takes a longer time. After starting, OMP will download
version files from the OMC server automatically. The HD2
light of the hard drive will blink and the RUN light will blink
rapidly at the same time. After the version file is loaded, the
RUN light will switch to a slowly blinking state, and the ALM
light will go off at the same time. The corresponding alarm of
the network management system can be found to have
disappeared.
12. In the network management system, select the menu Daily
maintenance > Data Maintenance > Data transfer, in
Data Transfer interface, configure the Operation Type as
Transfer All Tables and Module List as All to send all
tables to OMP module 1 in the foreground. The data
transferred is only that of table volume.
13. After execution of the transferring operation, watch the HD2
light of the OMP board, and it can be found that it is in a
blinking state. Wait for approximately 5 minutes, the HD2
light will go off automatically after writing of table data
succeeds. Move to the foreground and hold RST of the OMP
board to restart the board.
14. After the restart of OMP succeeds, execute the Data
Transfer operation again to send all tables to OMP module 1
in the foreground. The data transferred this time includes all
records of the table.
15. Wait for approximately 5 minutes for OMP disk writing to
complete, restart the board again by holding RST on the
front panel
16. After the restart of OMP succeeds, execute the Data
Transfer operation for the third time to send all tables to
OMP module 1 in the foreground. This time the transferring
is to activate the transferred contents. Now the OMP board is
able to work properly.

17. Pack the replaced OMP board properly and label, send it to
ZTE for repair.
END OF STEPS
Result OMP board replacement operation is complete.
Follow-up Perform the following test to verify OMP board.
Action
1. In Rackchart Management of the network management,
right-click the OMP board to be replaced and click Operate
Board > Forced Reset to switch the replacement OMP
board to the active state. Lights ACT1 and ACT2 on the front
panel of OMP will be steadily on, the RUN light will blink
slowly, and the ALM light will go off.
2. Enter Performace Management of the network
management. Create one measurement job, and the system
can get the data of performace normally.
3. Enter Singal Trace of the network management. Track
signals that are already configured for the system, and the
system should be able to display the real time signals that
are tracked.
Replacing SMP
Purpose The SMP board is the center to control all services of the system.
SMP boards are mainly in charge of processing signals, following
control and users management.
When SMP boards fault, the effects on the system include one or
more of the following.
There occurs severe alarm in the alarm system. The
signaling link from the local office to other offices
malfunctions, and one more links break.
All services of the local office are interrupted.
The ALM light on the foreground SMP board blinks.
When transferring all tables to the foreground, the SMP
module fails to transfer the data.
Prepare the replacement SMP board. Ensure that it is of the
same type as the faulty SMP. Currently, there are two types
of SMP, MPX86 and MPX86/2.
Prepare the tools to be needed in replacement, and they
mainly include screwdrivers, diagnostic serial cable, and tags.
Contact the peer office, and impart the tentative interruption
time and possible effects. The counterpart should make
appropriate preparation, and provide cooperation.

Steps Perform the following steps for SMP board replacement.

Management to, locate the slot number of the SMP board to
be replaced. Move to the foreground and find the SMP board
to be replaced and mark it with a label
click the SMP board which need to be replace select Show
shortcut menu check the status of the SMP to be replaced. If
the SMP is in the active state, it needs to be switched to the
standby state. If the SMP is in the standby state, go to the
in Figure 24.




Figure 27.




FIGURE 30 INSERT STEP4
11. Watch the running light of the loaded SMP board. It takes
longer time when it starts for the first time. After starting,
the SMP board will automatically download the version
software from the main OMP. The HD light will bilk
continuously, and meanwhile, the RUN light blinks quickly.
After the version software is loaded, the RUN light will switch
to a slowly blinking state. The ALM light is off, and the
correspondent alarm in network management will
automatically disappear.

12. In network management, transfer all tables to all modules in

the foreground. Ensure that data transferring to the
foreground is successful.
check the working status of the replaced SMP module. The
normal state should be light blue. Move to the foreground
and check the RUN light should be blink slowly, and the ALM
light should be go off.
14. Wrap the replaced SMP board, and label it. Return the board
to ZTE for repair.
END OF STEPS
Result SMP board replacement operation is complete.
Follow-up Perform the following test to verify SMP board.
Action
right-click the SMP board to be replaced and select Show
shortcut menu check the status of the SMP. the SMP’s CPUs
should be in standby state,.
2. Carry out user access test. User should be able to access
system successfully, and do the operations such as ping, ftp
and so on.
Replacing UIM
Purpose UIM is the inter-connecting board in the cabinet. It plays the role
of inner SWITCH and connects the boards through TCP/IP
protocol to realize control panel switch. It mainly furnishes the
function of inter-connecting media plane Ethernet between
various boards in the BCTC and BPSNE shelves, and provides
diagnostic ports. The backup mode of UIM is 1+1 active/standby.
They are installed in slot 15 and 16 of the BPSNE shelf when
only one shelf, and they are installed in slot 15 and 16 of LEVEL
1 switch shelf and slot 9 and 10 of control shelf when there two
shelves.
When UIM boards fault, the effects on the system include one or
more of the following.
There occurs severe alarm in the alarm system. A large
amount of boards in the cabinet show communication faults.
The ALM lights of all boards are lit.
Signaling links processed by the SMP in the cabinet are
broken.
After boards are restarted, they are not able to work
properly.


Prepare the UIM board for replacement. Note that it needs to
be of the same type as the faulty one.
include screwdrivers, serial cable for diagnostics, and labels.
Steps Perform the following steps for UMIC board replacement.
Management to locate the slot number of the UIM board to
be replaced. Move to the foreground and find the UIM board
to be replaced and mark it with a label
click the UIM board which need to be replace select Show
shortcut menu, check the status of the UIM to be replaced. If
the UIM is in the active state, it needs to be switched to the
standby state. If the UIM is in the standby state, go to the
in Figure 31.




Figure 34.





11. Watch the indicator lights of the loaded UIM. When the RUN
light blinks slowly, it indicates that the UIM board is running
normally.
check the working state of the replaced UIM. Under normal
circumstances, it should be light bule, which indicates that
the UIM is standing by.
13. Check the lights on the front panel of UIM. The RUN light
blinks slowly, and the ALM light is off. The correspondent
alarm items in network management disappear automatically.
14. Wrap the replaced UIM board, and label it. Return the board
to ZTE for repair.
END OF STEPS
Result UMI board replacement operation is complete.
Follow-up Perform the following test to verify UMI board.
Action
right-click the UIM board to be replaced and select Show
shortcut menu check the status of the SMP. the SMP’s CPUs
should be in standby state,.
and so on.
Replacing PSN
Purpose PSN is the core packet switching board of AGW, and it furnishes
the function of packet switching over the media plane for
ZXMBW AGW. PSN boards all installed in the slot 7 and 8 of the
BPSNE shelf. The backup mode is load balancing. AGW PSN

adopts PSN4V with a switching capacity 40G or PSN8V with a

switching capacity 80G.
When PSN boards fault, the effects on the system includes as
follows:
There appears PSN communication fault in Alarm
Management.
When performing connection test of media plane between
boards of different resource shelves in Diagnostic Test, the
result is failure.
The ALM light on the foreground PSN board blinks.
Prepare the PSN board for replacement. Make sure to check
the version of the board and type information of the board.
include screwdrivers and labels.
Steps Perform the following steps for PSN board replacement.
Management to locate the slot number of the PSN board to
be replaced. Move to the foreground and find the PSN board
to be replaced and mark it with a label.
in Figure 38.




Figure 41.





10. Check the lights on the front panel of PSN. The RUN light
blinks slowly, and the ALM light is off. The correspondent
alarm items in network management disappear automatically.
check the working state of the replaced PSN. Under normal
circumstances, it should be green.
12. Wrap the replaced PSN board, and label it. Return the board
to ZTE for repair.
END OF STEPS
Result PSN board replacement operation is complete.
Follow-up Perform the following test to verify PSN board.
Action
right-click the PSN board to be replaced and click Diagnose
Test > Board Test to perform test of the PSN, and all the
tests are normal.
2. Check the lights on the front panel of PSN. The ACT light on
the UIM front panel glows steadily. The RUN lights blink
slowly, and the ALM lights are off.
Replacing GGLP
Purpose GGLP provides external physical IP ports to AGW. For external
data, GGLP determines if it is over the control plane or over the
subscriber plane by checking the destination IP address. Then,
GGLP forwards the data to the relative boards of the control
plane or the subscriber plane processing board GGUP accordingly.
When GGLP boards fault, the effects on the system include one
or more of the following.

There appears severe alarm in the alarm management

system, and the GGLP unit shows communication
interruption.
The ALM light on the foreground GGLP board blinks.
Loss of packets occurs on port R6.
Prepare the GGLP board for replacement. Note that it needs
to be of the same type as the faulty one. Currently the type
of GGLP is XPB.
include screwdrivers, serial cable for diagnostics, and labels.
Steps Perform the following steps for GGLP board replacement.
Management to locate the slot number of the GGLP board
to be replaced. Move to the foreground and find the GGLP
board to be replaced and mark it with a label.
2. Pull out the fiber from GGLP board, if the fiber have no mark,
mark the position the fiber connect with a label, Wear the
anti-static wrist band, and plug the grounding connector into
the corresponding hole on the cabinet. Use a flat screwdriver
or a Philips screwdriver to unscrew the hang-on screws on
the upper/lower extractors.
in Figure 45.




Figure 48.





10. Insert the fiber to the corresponding port on GGLP board.

11. Check the lights on the front panel of GGLP. The RUN light
blinks slowly, and the ALM light is off.
12. In Rackchart Mangement of the network management,
check the working state of the replaced GGLP. Under normal
circumstances, it should be green.
13. Wrap the replaced GGLP board, and label it. Return the
board to ZTE for repair.
END OF STEPS
Result GGLP board replacement operation is complete.
Follow-up Perform the following test to verify GGLP board.
Action
right-click the GGLP board to be replaced and select Show
shortcut menu check the status of the GGLP. The SMP’s CPUs
should be in active state,
and so on.
Replacing GGUP
Purpose GGUP receives data over the subscriber plane distributed by
GGLP, and processes them as appropriate. The procedure
includes collection and reporting of CDR packets, tunnel handling
and so on, Then, GGUP routes the packets in accordance with
their contents. Multiple GGUP form the subscriber processing
unit of AGW, and each GGUP occupies an IP address of the
subscriber plane of AGW.

When GGUP boards fault, the effects on the system may include
one or more of the following.
There appears important alarm in the alarm management
system, and the GGUP unit shows communication
interruption.
The ALM light on the foreground GGUP board blinks.
The subscriber plane is not functional.
Prepare the GGUP board for replacement. Note that it needs
to be of the same type as the faulty one. Currently the type
of GGUP is XPB.
include screwdrivers, serial cable for diagnostics, laptop
computer, and labels.
Steps Perform the following steps for GGUP board replacement.
Management to locate the slot number of the GGUP board
to be replaced. Move to the foreground and find the GGUP
board to be replaced and mark it with a label.
in Figure 52.




Figure 55.





10. Check the lights on the front panel of GGUP. The RUN light
blinks slowly, and the ALM light is off.
11. In Reckchart Management of the network management,
check the working state of the replaced GGUP. Under normal
circumstances, it should be light blue.
12. Wrap the replaced GGUP board, and label it. Return the
board to ZTE for repair.
END OF STEPS
Result GGUP board replacement operation is complete.
Follow-up Perform the following test to verify GGUP board.
Action
1. In Rackchart Managenent of the network management,
right-click the GGUP board to be replaced and select Show
shortcut menu check the status of the GGUP. the SMP’s CPUs
should be in standby state.
and so on.


Chapter 3
Replacement of Shelf
Parts
Overview
Description This chapter introduces the purpose, preparation, and steps of
replacing fans in the fan shelves and the dusting nets in the
dusting shelves.
Contents This chapter includes the following topics.
Topic Page No.

Replacement of Fan Shelves 55
Replacement of Fans 56
Replacement of Dusting Shelf 58
Replacement of Dusting Net 59
Replacement of Fan Shelves

Purpose The fan shelves are installed before delivery. If found abnormal,
they can be replaced per the situation.
Note: The maintenance of fan shelves should be performed step
by step. One shelf should be maintained after another one
undergoes maintenance completely. The maintenance of one
shelf should last no more than 25 minutes, to ensure that the
cabinet receives ventilation and cooling.
Prerequisites Before performing current task, ensure that:
Tools and meters are prepared.
Personnel are onsite.
Replacement parts for the fan shelf are ready.
Steps Perform the following steps for Fan shelves replacement.

1. Confirm the location in the cabinet where the fan shelf will be
installed.
2. Unplug the power and monitoring cables in the back of the
fan shelf.
3. Unscrew the screws of the fan shelf from the cabinet.
4. Pull out the fan shelf from the cabinet, as shown in Figure 59.
FIGURE 59 FAN SHELF INSTALLATION
5. Insert the replacement fan shelf horizontally into the cabinet.

6. Use a Philips screwdriver to fix the screws on the two sides
of the fan shelf.
7. Reconnect the power and monitoring cables in the back of
the fan shelf
END OF STEPS
Result Under normal circumstances, the fan shelf should run
immediately, the running lights should go on, and there should
be no alarms.
Replacement of Fans
Purpose If it is found that it is only the fans in the fan shelf are faulty,
there is no need to replace the fan shelf.
There are 3 units installed in each fan shelf, and each unit
contains 2 fans. There is a button on the front panel for each of
the 3 fan units, and pressing the button allows unloading the
corresponding fan unit.
Tools and meters are prepared.
Personnel are onsite.
Replacement fans are ready.

Replacement of Shelf Parts
Steps Perform the following steps for Fans replacement.

1. Confirm the location in the cabinet where the fan unit will be
replaced.
2. Press the unlocking button of the fan unit to be replaced, as
shown in Figure 60.
The running light RUN goes off.
FIGURE 60 UNLOCKING BUTTON OF FAN M ODULE SET
3. Pull out the fan unit from the fan shelf (OK with power on),
as shown in Figure 61, and a schematic of the fan unit is
shown in Figure 62.
FIGURE 61 PULLING OUT FAN MODULE

FIGURE 62 FAN MODULE SET
4. Replace the faulty fan in the fan unit, and inspect the circuit.
5. Reinstall the fan unit with fan replaced into the fan shelf.
6. Push the fan unit to the end until a click is heard, which
indicates that the fan has been locked in.
END OF STEPS
Result Under normal circumstances, the fans of the replaced unit
should run immediately, the running lights should go on, and
there should be no alarms.
Replacement of Dusting Shelf

Purpose There is installed underneath the cabinet the dusting shelf,
which needs to be cleaned regularly. Otherwise, ventilation of
the cabinet will be affected.
Depending on the work environment of the room housing the
equipment, the dusting shelf can be cleaned every season or
every half a year (clean every half a year for rooms with air
conditioners, and every season for rooms with inferior
environment.)
The tools are ready.
Steps Perform the following steps for dusting shelf replacement.
1. Unscrew the screws that fix the dusting shelf on the cabinet.
2. Pull out the dusting shelf from the cabinet evenly. See that
dust on the shelf does not fall into he cabinet, as shown in
Figure 63.

Replacement of Shelf Parts
FIGURE 63 PULLING OUT DUST PROOF SHELF
1 2
1. Dustproof subrack 2. Screw

3. Pull apart the dusting shelf and retrieve the dusting net.
4. Use lukewarm water (<40℃) to clean the dusting net and
drain it.
5. Install the dusting net into the dusting shelf.
6. Install the dusting shelf into the cabinet, and fix with screws.
Note: Installation of wet dusting net into the dusting shelf is
prohibited.
END OF STEPS
Result Replacement of dusting shelf operation is complete.
Replacement of Dusting Net

Purpose There are installed dusting nets both in front and in back of the
cabinet. They need to be cleaned regularly, otherwise they may
impair the ventilation of the cabinet.
Depending on the work environment of the room housing the
equipment, the dusting shelf can be cleaned every season or
every half a year (clean every half a year for rooms with air
conditioners, and every season for rooms with inferior
environment.)
The tools are ready
Steps Perform the following steps for dusting net replacement.
1. Unlock the cabinet and open the doors.
2. In the direction as illustrated in Figure 64, press the latch of
the plastic dusting net until the knob on the latch is separate
from the trough on the cabinet door, and pull out the dusting
net.

3. Use lukewarm water (<40℃) to clean the dusting net and

drain it.
4. Place the dusting net in the corresponding position of the
cabinet door, press the latch of the dusting net in the
direction as illustrated in Figure 64, until its knob fits in the
trough if the cabinet door.
FIGURE 64 PULLING OUT PLASTIC DUSTPROOF SCREEN
1．Latch 2．Monkey Wrench

3．Cabinet Door 4．Plastic Dustproof Screen
5. Close the cabinet doors.
END OF STEPS
Result Replacement of dusting net operation is complete.

Appendix A
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full Name

3G The third generation mobile communications
3GPP2 3rd Generation Partnership Project 2
AAA Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
ACK ACKnowledgement
AGW Access GateWay
AH Authentication Header
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
BAK Broadcast Access Key
BCSN Backplane of Circuit Switch Network
BCMCS Broadcast and Multicast Service
BCTC Backplane of ConTrol Center
BPSN Backplane of Packet Switch Network
BS Base Station
BSC Base Station Controller
BSID Base station identifier
BSN Broadcast Serving Node
BSS Base Station Subsystem
BTS Base Transceiver Station
BUSN Backplane of Universal Switch Network
CDMA Code Division Multiple Address
CDMA2000-1X CDMA2000 Phase One
CHAP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
CHUB Control HUB
CLKD CLOCK Distributor
CLKG CLOCK Generator
CM Configuration Management


COA Care Of Address
CPLD Complex Programmable Logic Device
DB DataBase
DBA DataBase Agent
DBIO DataBase Input & Output
DBS DataBase Subsystem
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DRC Data Rate Control
DTB Digital Trunk Board
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
EMI Electromagnetic Interference
EMS Element Management System
FA Foreign Agent
FE Fast Ethernet
FISU Fill-in Signaling Unit
GDSN General Data Serving Node
GE Giga Ethernet
GLI GE Line Interface
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
GRE Generic Routing Encapsulation
HA Home Agent
HLR Home Location Register
HSSL High Speed Serial Link
ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol
IETF Internet Engineering Task Force
IGPS Interface Ge of PDSS
IKE Internet Key Exchange
IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity
IPCP IP Control Protocol
IPSec IP Security
Ipv6 IP Version 6
IRM International Roaming MIN
ISP Internet Server Provider
Internet Security Association and Key
ISAKMP
Management Protocol
L2TP Layer2 Tunnel Protocol
LAC L2TP Access Concentrator

Abbreviations

LAN Local Area Network
LCP Link Control Protocol
LNS L2TP Network Server
LSSU Link Status Signaling Unit
MIP Mobile IP
MNIC Multi-service Network Interface Card
MONB Monitor Board
MPB Main Processing Board
MPX86 Main Processing Board
MRB Media Resource Board
MRFP Media Resource Function Processor
MS Mobile Station
MSID Mobile Station Identifier
MSIN Mobile Station Identification Number
MSISDN Mobile Station ISDN number
MSU Message Signal Unit
NAI Network Access Identifier

NCP Network Control Protocol
NE Network Element
NGN Next Generation Network
NMC Network Management Center
NMS Network Management Subsystem
OMC Operations & Maintenance Center
OMM Operation Maintenance Module
PAP Password Authentication Protocol
PCF Packet Control Function
PDN Packet Data Network
PDSN Packet Data Serving Node
PDSS Packet Data Switching System
PN Personal Number
PDSS Operation and Maintenance Processing
POMP
board
PPC PrePaid Client
PPP Point to Point Protocol
PPS PrePaid Server
PPSN PDSS Packet Switching Network board
PPTP PPP Tunnel Protocol


PSI PCF Session Identity
PSMP PDSS Service Main Processing board
PSN Packet Switch Network
PSPDN Packet Switched Public Data Network
PUIM PDSS Universal Interface Module
QoS Quality of Service
RADIUS Remote Authentication Dial In User Service
RPB Router Protocol process Board
RSVP resource ReSerVation Protocol
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SDTB SONET Digital Trunk Board
SO Service Option
SPB Signaling Process Board
STM Synchronous Transfer Mode
TCP Transfer Control Protocol
TOS Type Of Service
UDP User Datagram Protocol
UDR Usage Data Record
PDSS Subscriber Data Processing Module at
UPIM
PI Side
PDSS Subscriber Data Processing Module at
URPM
RP Side
VPN Virtual Private Network
VTP Virtual Tunnel Protocol
WAN Wide Area Network
WDP Wireless Datagram Protocol
WDSS Wireless Data Services System
WIN Wireless Intelligent Network
WVPN Wireless Virtual Private Network

Figures
Figure 1 Basic Operation Flow to Replace Components .............3

Figure 2 Panel on OMP Board Corresponding to Rear Plug board 8
Figure 3 COM1 Properties ....................................................9
Figure 4 Select Boot Type .................................................. 10
Figure 5 Configuring selection ............................................ 10
Figure 6 Setting OMP’s OMC IP address ............................... 11
Figure 7 Setting OMC IP address......................................... 12
Figure 8 Setting OMP boot type .......................................... 13
Figure 9 Configuring the Office Number of Network Element ... 14
Figure 10 Pressing Unlocking Buttons .................................. 15
Figure 11 Loosening Extractor Spanner................................ 16
Figure 12 Drawing out Board along the Rails ........................ 16
Figure 13 Plugging a Board (Step 1).................................... 17
Figure 20 Insert Step 1 ..................................................... 25
Figure 30 Insert Step4 ...................................................... 32


Figure 59 Fan Shelf Installation .......................................... 56
Figure 60 Unlocking button of Fan Module Set ...................... 57
Figure 61 Pulling out Fan Module ........................................ 57
Figure 62 Fan Module Set .................................................. 58
Figure 63 Pulling out Dust proof Shelf.................................. 59
Figure 64 Pulling out Plastic Dustproof Screen ...................... 60

Tables
Table 1 Chapter Summary ....................................................i

Table 2 Typographical Conventions ....................................... ii
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions .................................. iii
Table 4 Configured Options Description for Loading version
Information of OMP Board.................................................. 11
Table 5 OMP Board Start Mode Configuration........................ 13
Table 6 Board list ............................................................. 22


Index
Address ....................3, 61, 62 Interface ................ 62, 63, 64

AGW ................................. 22 IP 22
Backplane of ConTrol Center . 33 OMC ...................... 22, 27, 63
Backplane of Packet Switch OMP.................................. 22
Network ......................... 33 PDSS Universal Interface
Board ................................ 22 Module .......................... 33
DBIO................................. 62 RADIUS............................. 64
DHCP ................................ 62 server
Ethernet ............................ 22 OMC server .................. 8, 9
exchange Server..........................62, 63
office number ...... 11, 13, 14 Session ............................. 64
FTP Switch..........................61, 64
FTP server ........................9 Transfer Control Protocol ..... 33

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Date Revision No. Serial No. Reason for Issue

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About This Manual ............................................................ i

Overview of Part Replacement........................................ 1

Operations of Board Replacement ................................ 21

Replacement of Shelf Parts ........................................... 55

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

What Is in This Manual

TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY

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TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

How to Get in Touch

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Application of Board Replacement

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FIGURE 1 BASIC OPERATION FLOW TO REPLACE COMPONENTS

Confirming Feasibility of Operation

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certain technical protection measures. Only under the

Preparing Spares and Tools

Take Technical Protective Measures

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Verify the Function of New

Repair Faulty Board

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Initialize OMP Board

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 The network configuration about OMC server, OMC client and

FIGURE 2 P ANEL ON OMP BOARD CORRESPONDING TO REAR PLUG

OMC Ethernet for OMP

Operation and Maintenance

Debug 232 for RPU

Debug 232 for OMP

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FIGURE 3 COM1 PROPERTIES

3. After connecting OMP board using the hyper terminal, restart

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Note: While loading the new version, enter the password if

FIGURE 4 SELECT BOOT TYPE

6. Input 1 to select the option Config MP net parameters

FIGURE 5 CONFIGURING SELECTION

Note: The meaning of each option on the interface shown in

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TABLE 4 CONFIGURED OPTIONS DESCRIPTION FOR LOADING VERSION

7. In the interface shown in Figure 5, input 1 and select Set

FIGURE 6 SETTING OMP’S OMC IP ADDRESS

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8. In the interface shown in Figure 5, input 2 and select Set

FIGURE 7 SETTING OMC IP ADDRESS

9. Configure the OMC IP addrdss as 172.18.5.129 ,and press

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FIGURE 8 SETTING OMP BOOT TYPE

TABLE 5 OMP BOARD START MODE CONFIGURATION

The network configuration about OMC server, OMC client and

The RUN2 light on the front board of OMP in the foreground