IManager M2000-CME V200R011 Creating GBTS by Using 2G Summary-20110511-A-V1.0

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Guide to Creating the

GBSS Network
Element BTS by Using
the Summary Table
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About This Course
The document describes how to fill in the Summary Table

and how to deliver network elements through a script
executor by using the CME when creating a BTS.
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Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
Learn about that the initial configuration of the GBSS network element through the
Summary Table.
Learn about the whole process of the initial configuration, including:
Earlier planning data (introduces the planning mode or negotiate the mode with
customers, including how to plan the transmission network and by whom, and how to
plan the radio network and by whom).
Fill in data (which mode or table to be adopted for data preparation and how to fill in).
Import or configure data (how to import the prepared data table or complete the data
configuration in other modes).
Follow-up process (test and activate data).
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Creating a GSM BTS by Using Summary

Table - Background
The iManager M2000-CME V200R011 version supports the creation of a GSM BTS by using Summary.
Similar to the negotiation data, the data is planned in the Excel sheets and then imported to create BTSs
in batches. This function is evolved from the Summary-based BTS creation function of R9/R10 versions.
Compared with the function in R9/R10 versions, the function described in this document has the following
improvements:
Simplify the operating procedure: Do not need to transform a Summary Table to a
negotiation data table. The Summary Table can be imported directly.
Reduce the concept use: Combine the original version data with the BTS template. Specify
the BTS template in the Summary Table.
only
Backward and forward compatibility: If the old features of the network element are fixed, and the
user does not add new features, the original Summary Table can be imported into a new network element
version for smooth upgrade.
Release the optimized version: Integrate the functions into and release together with the CME
version. Meanwhile, support the independent release of function components.
Improve the supporting facilities: Provide the custom tools of the Summary Table. Quickly
customize the Summary Table through the GUI.
Note: Functions of the original tools are reserved, such as to specify the Base Id, frequency
modulation attribute, channel allocation rule, and radio frequency (RF) connection rule.
Note: You are advised to use the function to create BTSs in batches. With this function, 50 BTSs can be
created at a time.
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Creating a GSM BTS by Using Summary Table

-Improvement
Area
Improvement
R9/R10
Version
R11 Version
area
The information
quantity that the user
concerns
Needs to familiarize yourself with entities of the data

collection table, original version, Summary mapper,
BTS template, and cell template.
Not required to learn more about the original version

and Summary mapper.
Operation procedure
1. Prepare a sample BTS/cell data.
1. Prepare a sample BTS/cell data.
2. Save a sample BTS as a BTS template.
2. Save a sample BTS as a BTS template.
3. Save a sample cell as a cell template.
3. Save a sample cell as a cell template.
4. Export a sample BTS as a original version.
4. Fill in a data collection table.
5. Fill in a data collection table.
5. Import a data collection table into the Import GSM

Summary Data wizard.
6. Use the Summary mapper to generate BTS

negotiation data/RNP data.
7. Import BTS negotiation data.
6. Import RNP data (optional, the neighboring

planning data is not filled in the Summary Table).
8. Import RNP data.
To create BTSs in batches later, repeat steps 5 to 8.
To create BTSs in batches later, repeat steps 5 to 8.

Release mode
Independent release completely
Release with a major issue or independent release
Note: The documents imported into the R9/R10 versions are a BTS negotiation data table and a RNP table. The two tables can be converted
through the Summary table. The Summary acquisition table is imported into the R11 version, including the BTS negotiation data and RNP
data. Meanwhile, after the Summary acquisition table is imported, the RNP table is imported into the R11 version alone to configure the
network planning data.
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Process of Creating a BTS by Importing the

Summary Table
Start
Collect office data
Confirm algorithms automatically
Prepare a template
Whether the data acquisition

table meets the on-site
requirements
No
Customize the Summary Table
Yes
Create and check a single BTS
Create BTSs in batches
End
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Collecting Office Data

The user obtains the data required for creating the GBTSs in batches based on the site scenario. The
following information is available through customer negotiation, internal planning, and interconnection.
(1) BTS device data:
Confirm the BTS device data based on Huawei delivery and the on-site application.
(2) BTS negotiation data:
Negotiate with the customer and confirm all parameters that the customer concerns, including
the cabinet/frame/slot No., BTSIP, IPPATH, and BTSIPRT.
Huawei provides a table for collecting key data at the transport layer and creates the
transmission planning data together with the customer. The parameters at the transport layer
adopt default values set by Huawei and are fine tuned according to on-site conditions.
(3) Cell negotiation data:
Negotiate with the customer and confirm all key parameters that the customer concerns,
including the parameters of the cell, neighboring cell, and external cell of the MCC, MNC, LAC,
RAC, CI, NCC, BCC, and BCCH.
The Excel sheet provided by the customer lists the planned data of each cell based on the
preceding parameters.
(4) Feature activation data:
The site specific data is available based on features purchased by the customer or customized
as required by the customer.
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Confirming Algorithms Automatically - RF

Connection Rules
Based on the on-site connection plan, the BTS Configuration field filled in the BTS
Transport Layer tab can calculate the RF data automatically by using the filled RF
connection relation. The field, which conforms to the rule of the connection tool, can be
configured.
Note: If the field is not filled in, the original version BTS and target BTS (that is, the BTS
to be created) must keep the consistent information of the RF connection. If the original
version BTS is S1/1/1, a BTS created finally can be only the S1/1/1. If the BTS S1/2/1 is
to be created, you need to prepare the original version BTS again.
Confirm the RF connection rules by using the following methods:

(1) Obtain the connection tool of BTS RFU/RRU at support.huawei.com.
(2) Use the tool to configure the on-site BTS construction scenario. If the wiring diagram
of the BTS RFU/RRU drawn by the tool is consistent with that of the site, the diagram
conforms to the rule. Otherwise, you need to submit the diagram for OR review and
customization.
Note: On the standalone CME, the Site RFURRU Connect Tool can be used during site deployment using the summary
data file. The tool is ineffective and is invisible to customer.
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Confirming Algorithms Automatically Channel Allocation
The algorithm of the automatic channel allocation (Number of BCH/PDCH/SDCCH):

If the RF connection data is generated automatically (that is, to configure BTS
Configuration), the user can fill in the Number of BCH/PDCH/SDCCH field in the Cell
Basic Info tab to specify the BCH/PDCH/SDCCH channel generated in the corresponding
cell. The field is optional.
The tool provides several channel allocation algorithms by default. You need to select
algorithms according to the on-site conditions. For details on algorithms, see related
description in the New GBTS (Creating BTS by Summary) from the Help page.
Note: On the standalone CME, the Site RFURRU Connect Tool can be used during site deployment using the summary
data file. The tool is ineffective and is invisible to customer.
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Preparing a Template - BTS Template
BTS template
A BTS template includes the following data:

BTS device data, such as the cabinet, RF board, clock source type, and some alarms.
BTS transmission data, such as the connection interface between the BTS and BSC and
BTS IP.
All object parameters at the TRX level, such as the TRX's device attribute, frequency
hopping (FH) type, and flow control attribute.
All object parameters at the channel level, such as the channel type and channel FH
index.
The CME system provides default BTS templates. Meanwhile, the CME system provides
the function of customizing BTS templates. With this function, the user can configure a
sample BTS in the CME system based on the on-site conditions, and save the BTS as a
custom template for subsequent operations.
Multiple BTS templates are required for creating an office or several BTSs in batches.
For details about how to prepare a BTS template, see the related section in the CME
Help.
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Preparing a Template - Custom BTS

Template (1)
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Preparing a Template - Custom BTS

Template (2)
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Preparing a Template - Cell Template
Cell template
A cell template includes the algorithm parameters of the cell attribute, idle mode, call
control, handover data, channel management, other properties, and GPRS attribute.
If the cell template is defaulted, most cell channels and algorithm parameters of all cells
are the same except for the basic info of the cells. The preceding same information is
saved through the cell template for the follow-up configuration.
The CME system provides the default cell template. Meanwhile, the CME provides the
custom function of the cell template. With this function, the user can configure a sample
cell in the CME system based on the on-site conditions, and save the BTS as a custom
template for the follow-up operation.
Multiple cell templates are needed for an office or creating BTSs in batches.
For details about how to prepare a Cell template, see the related section in the CME Help.
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Preparing a Template - Custom Cell

Template (1)
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Preparing a Template - Custom Cell

Template (2)
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Summary Table
Summary Table
The Summary Table displays different configuration data among all BTSs.
The CME system provides the default Summary Table. Three types of default Summary
Tables provided by the CME system can be directly used for multiple offices.
Meanwhile, the CME system provides the function of customizing Summary Table. With
this function, the user can customize the Summary Table based on the on-site conditions.
You must fill in the BTS Transport Layer and Cell Basic Info page in the Summary
Table.
Before filling in the Summary Table, the user needs to check whether the field in the
Summary Table meets the on-site planning. If the field fails to meet the planning, the user
can customize the Summary Table. Otherwise, the user can directly fill in the Summary
Table.
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Customizing the Summary Table - Open the

Collection Table
Select an existing
collection table
Click the icon to open a

file
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Customizing the Summary Table - Add

Parameters to the Collection Table
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Customizing the Summary Table - Edit the

Group Name of the Collection Table
Edit the Collection Data

Group field and modify
the group names of new
cell parameters.
Note: The group name of the collection data group is

displayed in the first row of the collection table (as shown
in the right figure).
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Customizing the Summary Table - Edit the

Sequence of the Collection Table
The parameter
location in the
collection table is
adjusted by using the
Up and Down arrows.
Note: The column sequence can be directly adjusted in the collection table.
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Customizing the Summary Table - Check the

Collection Table
Check data before

editing and saving the
collection table.
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Customizing the Summary Table - Save the

Collection Table
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Creating and Checking a Single BTS

Ensure data correctness and integrity for the first batch of BTSs created on site. The
specific procedure is as follows:
Start
Fill in the Summary Table
Import the Summary Table
Check data
End
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Filling in the Summary Table (1)

BTS Transport Layer: refers
to the planning data of the
transport layer, including the
information of the interface
no. and interface IP. The BTS
template is planned in this
page.
Cell Basic Info: refers to the
planning data of the wireless
layer, including the cell basic
info and the used TRX info.
The cell template is planned
in this page.
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The BTS template name is

available from the template
management page.
Based on BT configuration, the connection tool is

invoked to generate CPRI hardware RF connection.
This field is valid for the standalone CME. It is a
reserved tool and is invalid for the integrated CME
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Obtain the cell template name

from the Template management
page.
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Except for the preceding key fields, you need to refer to the Summary Table descriptions
of the special parameter from the Help page for the filling methods of the special fields
in the collection table. The following page describes some fields briefly.
(1) Frequency-related fields
Frequency Class
Indicates a frequency list divided boards. The frequencies allocated to the same board are enclosed by square brackets.
For example, [11,12] and [13,14].
If the frequencies bound to all boards are not specified, do not fill in the field. Dual-band cell does not support the
configuration of the field.
After the field is filled in, the CME system operates as follows: When the Frequency Class field is not blank, but the
Non-Main BCCH Frequency List (Separated by ",") field is blank, the CME system uses the value of the Frequency
Class field (the main BCCH Frequency is removed) to fill in the Non-Main BCCH Frequency List (Separated by ",")
field. The CME system does not fill in the Non-Main BCCH Frequency List (Separated by ",") field if the field is not
blank.
Note:
BCCH Frequency List (Separated by To prevent data inconsistency, you are advised not to fill in the Non-Main BCCH
Frequency List (Separated by ",") field when it is necessary to fill in the Frequency Class field.
Frequency of
BCCH
Indicates the main BCCH frequency of a cell. The field is mandatory.
Non-Main BCCH
Frequency List
(Separated by ",")
Indicates the non-main BCCH frequency of a cell. If the cell is configured with a baseband frequency hopping, you need
to fill in all non-main BCCH frequencies of the cell.
If a cell is configured with a radio frequency (RF) frequency hopping (FH), you need to fill in all frequencies involved in
the FH (support only the cell configuration of all TRXs involved in the RF FH). Frequencies are separated by commas.
After the field is filled in, the CME system uses the value of the field to fill in the MO parameter Frequency and sets the
value of another MO parameter Is Main BCCH to Yes. This indicates that the frequency is the main BCCH frequency.
If the Frequency Class field is already filled in, you cannot fill in the Non-Main BCCH Frequency List (Separated by
",") field.
After the field is filled in, the CME system uses the value of the field to fill in the MO parameter Frequency and sets the
value of another MO parameter Is Main BCCH to No. This indicates that the frequency is a non-main BCCH frequency.
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(2) Channel related fields (Applicable to the standalone CME)
Number of BCH
Support CBCH
If the RF connection data is generated automatically (that is, to configure the BTS Configuration field), the
Number of BCH field indicates that Channel 2 and Channel 4 of the main TRX B supports the BCH
channel.
When the field is set to 0, no BCH channel exists.
When the field is set to 1, the CME system configures Channel 2 of the main TRXB as the BCH channel.
When the field is set to 2, the CME system configures Channel 2 and Channel 4 of the main TRX B as
the BCH channels.
Support CBCH field indicates that a cell is configured with a CBCH channel.
When the field is set to Not Support, a cell is not configured with the CBCH channel.
When the field is set to BCCH_CBCH, the BCCH_CBCH is the main BCCH channel type of a cell.
Meanwhile, the BCCH Type field cannot be configured.
When the field is set to SDCCH_CBCH, the Channel 1 type of the main TRX B changes from SDCCH to
SDCCH_CBCH.
If the SDCCH is not the Channel 1 type of the main TRX B, Channel 1 of the main TRX B is not set to the
SDCCH_CBCH. The precondition of configuring the channel type as SDCCH_CBCH: The value of the
Number of SDCCH field is up to "1".
Number of
PDCH
Number of PDCH field indicates the number of PDCH channels of a cell. Refer to Table 1 for the data
generating process.
Number of
SDCCH
field indicates the number of SDCCH channels of a cell. Refer to Table 1 for the data generating process.
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(3) FH related fields
900 MHz
MAIO List
Indicates the offset list of the 900 MHz FH group when a cell is configured with RF
FH. Offsets are separated by commas. Refer to the Generating FH data table for
the data generation process.
1800 MHZ
MAIO List
Indicates the offset list of the 1800 MHz FH group when a cell is configured with RF
FH. Offsets are separated by commas. Refer to the Generating FH data for the data
generation process.
EGSM MAIO
List
Indicates the offset list of the 900 MHz Band Class E FH group when a cell is
configured with RF FH. Offsets are separated by commas. Refer to the Generating
FH data table for the data generation process.
The frequency range of 900 MHz Band Class E is from 975 to 1023.
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Filling in the Summary Table - Optional Page

Common Data: Refers to the
common data for creating the BTS
in this batch, including MCC and
MNC.
GSMtoGSM Neighbour: Refers
to the neighboring cell relationship
between GSM cells.
GSM External Cell: Refers to the
GSM external cell.
GSMtoGSM Neighbour: Refers
to the neighboring cell relationship
between the GSM cell and UMTS
cell.
GSM External Cell: Refers to the
UMTS external cell.
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Importing the Summary Table
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Importing the Summary Table - Set the

Import Options
It can be displayed
only on the standalone
CME
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Importing the Summary Table - Import

Completed
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Checking Data
After creating a BTS by using the Summary Table, you can check data on the interface and
focus on the following contents:
(1) Check the RF connection: Enter the device panel of the BTS to view the radio
frequency connection.
(2) Check the channel allocation: Enter the TRX configuration express to view the channel.
(3) Check data integrity: Refer to the following figure.
If the data fails to meet the on-site requirements, return to the data preparation stage.
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Creating BTSs in Batches

After creating a single BTS and checking data, you can enter the stage of creating BTSs
in batches. The specific procedure is as follows:
Start
Fill in the Summary Table
Import the Summary Table
End
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Delivery of the Function of Creating an

Office by Using the Summary Table in CME
R9/R10
The CME R9/R10 version delivers the function of creating an office by using the
2G Summary Table. After the version upgrade to CME R11, the 2G Summary
Table in the R9/R10 version can be upgraded to the Summary Table in the R11.
For specific operation, see the iManager M2000CME V200R011 2G Summary
Tool Evolution Guide.
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Exporting the MML Scripts (Optional)
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(Optional) Activating the MML Scripts

Through a Script Executor
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Policy of Summary & Site RFURRU

Connect Tool
In the summary data file, the Site RFURRU Connect Tool can be invoked for the file to generate data related to
RF connections. Currently, the policies for using the summary data file and the Site RFURRU Connect Tool are
as follows:
Policy for using the summary data file:
It is available to the GTS Department.
Its basic features are available to customers.
Policy for using the Site RFURRU Connect Tool

It is available to the GTS Department on the standalone CME.
It is unavailable to customers (because the connection coverage area released by Huawei is limited and the related rules
are confidential).
Implementations
1. By default, the Site RFURRU Connect Tool is automatically installed after the standalone CME is installed.
2.The Site RFURRU Connect Tool is not installed after the integrated CME is installed.
3. In the summary data file, BTS Configuration is displayed as remarks to users and is optional. If this parameter is set, no
data is generated on the integrated CME without the Site RFURRU Connect Tool.
4. On the standalone CME, the Site RFURRU Connect Tool is automatically invoked in the same way to generate data for
BTS Configuration in the summary data file. For details, see the Help information for the standalone CME.
5. Users can import two tabs for selecting the connection rule to the wizard by using the summary data file. These tabs
are hidden on the integrated CME and visible on the standalone CME.
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Sample
BTS(ayer 3 networking): Ether Port/VLAN; BSC: IPLGCPORT l; Typical
Office:Spanish Orange
BTS(ayer 3 networking): Ether Port; Typical Office: Sweden Net4
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Huawei BTS Data

Collection Table-IP over
Huawei BTS Data

Collection Table-IP over
Questions
1. Where should you specify a template during the process of

creating a BTS by using the Summary Table?
2. If the neighboring cell data is not planned during the process of

creating a BTS by using the Summary Table, are there any other
methods to import the neighboring cell data?
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About This Course

The document describes how to fill in the Summary Table

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

Learn about the whole process of the initial configuration, including:

Follow-up process (test and activate data).

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Creating a GSM BTS by Using Summary

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Creating a GSM BTS by Using Summary Table

Needs to familiarize yourself with entities of the data

Not required to learn more about the original version

1. Prepare a sample BTS/cell data.

1. Prepare a sample BTS/cell data.

2. Save a sample BTS as a BTS template.

2. Save a sample BTS as a BTS template.

3. Save a sample cell as a cell template.

3. Save a sample cell as a cell template.

4. Export a sample BTS as a original version.

4. Fill in a data collection table.

5. Fill in a data collection table.

5. Import a data collection table into the Import GSM

6. Use the Summary mapper to generate BTS

6. Import RNP data (optional, the neighboring

8. Import RNP data.

To create BTSs in batches later, repeat steps 5 to 8.

To create BTSs in batches later, repeat steps 5 to 8.

Independent release completely

Release with a major issue or independent release

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Process of Creating a BTS by Importing the

Whether the data acquisition

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Collecting Office Data

(2) BTS negotiation data:

(3) Cell negotiation data:

(4) Feature activation data:

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Confirming Algorithms Automatically - RF

Confirm the RF connection rules by using the following methods:

Confirming Algorithms Automatically Channel Allocation

The algorithm of the automatic channel allocation (Number of BCH/PDCH/SDCCH):

Preparing a Template - BTS Template

A BTS template includes the following data:

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Preparing a Template - Custom BTS

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Preparing a Template - Custom BTS

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Preparing a Template - Cell Template

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Preparing a Template - Custom Cell

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Preparing a Template - Custom Cell

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Customizing the Summary Table - Open the

Click the icon to open a

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Customizing the Summary Table - Add

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