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METHOD OF PROCEDURE (MOP) –

du LTE 2013 Expansion Integration Guide

Drafted by Zhaoliang Date 1st ,Sep, 2013

Reviewed by Mohamed Yahia Date 10th,Sep,2013
Reviewed by Date
Approved by Liujianguang Date 10th,Sep,2013

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

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du LTE 2013 Expansion Integration Guide

1 General Description

Operation guide to integration LTE site, please following the steps to complete site commissioning.

2 Integration Preparation Checkpoints

1. Software preparation: All site engineers should install requested software as below:

NodeB: LMT BTS3900_WCDMA_V200R013C00SPC339

LMT BTS3900_SRAN_V100R008SPC200 (New)

LTE: DBS3900 LTE V100R005C00SPC340 (Optional)

LMT BTS3900_SRAN_V100R008SPC200 (New)

SFTP application installed after login weblmt through “FtpTool” on top of menus.

2. eRAN6.0 License file. Name License file as below: “Demo_LTE_V100R006_ALL.dat”

3. Certificate Files Name to be prepared:

“Huawei RadioSubCA.crt” & “CentralElementSubCA(20111206).p7b”

4. LTE script file, change file name “CFGDATA.xml”

5. SFTP server application setting properly, setting user as admin, password admin.

6. LLD file named as “du LTE Expansion Project Low Level Design V3.0-Wireless.xls”

3 BBU3900 Cutover Procedure

3.1 Log in to Site (2 mins)

Call Mobile Noc (04-3690428) and NE region call LTE Noc (04-3754221) to access the site, with following

approved CR number

CR_Radio_20130908_20130925_DXB_Huawei LTE Site

CR#14788 Approved Implementation Valid till 25th,Sep
CR_Radio_20130908_20130925_NE_Huawei LTE Site
CR#15170 Approved Implementation Valid till 25th,Sep
CR#15033 Approved CR_Radio_Tx_Sep2_Sep30_DXB_New LTE integration_a1 Valid till 30th,Sep
CR_Radio_20130915_201301015_DXB_GPS
CR#15279 Approved integration Valid till 15th,Oct
CR#15278 Approved CR_Radio_20130915_201301015_NE_GPS integration Valid till 15th,Oct
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3.2 Querying and Record the UMTS Service Status (5 mins )

a. Confirm the site status before doing any operation with Noc.

b. Take Picture of existing 3G sites before doing any operation. Picture including:

1) BBU3900 2) Whole cabinet 3) Outdoor antennas

c. Before lock 3G cells, record each sector VSWR info from Noc.

3.3 Replacing the UPEU and FAN Module (5 mins)

a. Informing NOC again with approved CR info#6439.

b. Power off NodeB BBU3900
c. Replacing the existing FAN module with FANc
d. Replacing the existing UPEU with UPEUc, removing the UEIU and installing the 2nd UPEUc in slot #18

Notes: after replacement of UEIU by UPEUc board. “Board Type and Configuration

Mismatch” will appear on 3G, You need to to clear it locally,

1. login 3G nodeb(17.21.2.15 User:admin Password:NodeB):

2. Run tow commands: RMV BRD: CN=0, SRN=0, SN=18; & ADD BRD: CN=0, SRN=0,

SN=18, BT=UPEU;

e. Install UPEUc power cable.

1) Install the existing BBU power cable to the new UPEUc

2) Dismantle RFU5 power cable and Install power cable on DCDU-01 breaker “Spare #1” which is 6A breaker for
the 2nd UPEUc.

3.4 LTE Boards Installation (5 mins)

a. Installing the one LBBPd2 boards in BBU slot #5(If more than 3 sectors install another LBBPd2 in slot#4)
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b. Installing 3pcs Multi Module of optical module SFP to Port #0,1,2 of Solt 5 LBBPc
c. Installing the UMPT board in slot #6

d. Connecting the optical cables between LBBPd2 (Port #0,1,2) and RRU3929.

3.5 Restore the UMTS Service (5 mins), 3G has high priority. It needs to be on-Air
to reduce the outage time

a. Powering on the BBU

b. Contact Noc to check the cell status and alarms.

4 eNodeB Commissioning Procedure

4.1 Commissioning Preparation

a. Login eNodeB through Internet Explorer, input login IP 192.168.0.49 and set laptop IP as 192.168.0.50

with Local maintenance adapter (LMA), user name: admin Password “hwbs@com”

b. Click on the “FTP tool” and save the SNTP server application on desktop, and do the following configuration. User name

and password admin, admin. And point to the working Directory to “D:\eNodeB” for example
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C. Importance: Put all required file (license, script, certificate files) under same directory “D:\eNodeB”

Notes: For Window 7 system “Organize--->Folder and search option> view Uncheck “Hide extensions for

known file types”

4.2 Commissioning Procedure

a. Run command SET DHCPSW to disable the OM automatic setup function.

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SET DHCPSW: SWITCH=DISABLE;

b. Install license file, copy license file in folder for example D:\liense, and execute

command:

INS LICENSE: DIR="D:\eNodeB", FN="Demo_LTE_V100R005_ALL_20120717.dat",

FLG=YES, MODE=IPV4, IP="192.168.0.50", USR="admin", PWD="*****";

c. Downloading the Digital Certificate on the LMT

(1)DLD CERTFILE: IP="192.168.0.50",USR="admin",PWD="*****",SRCF="Huawei

RadioSubCA.crt",DSTF="Huawei RadioSubCA.cer",CT=TRUSTCERT;

Pay attention the source and destination extension file name is changed from”.crt” to “.cer”

(2) DLD

CERTFILE:IP="192.168.0.50",USR="admin",PWD="*****",SRCF="CentralElementSubCA(20

111206).p7b",DSTF="CentralElementSubCA(20111206).p7b",CT=TRUSTCERT;
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d. Activation the Digital Certificate on the LMT

Add the operator's root CA certificate by running the ADD TRUSTCERT.

(1)ADD TRUSTCERT:CERTNAME="Huawei RadioSubCA.cer";

(2) ADD TRUSTCERT:CERTNAME="CentralElementSubCA(20111206).p7b “;

e. Download and Activation the eNodeB Script (CFGDATA.xml)

(1) DLD CFGFILE: MODE=IPV4, IP="192.168.0.50", USR="admin", PWD="*****",

DIR="D:\eNodeB", FN="CFGDATA.xml";

(2) ACT CFGFILE: EFT=IMMEDIATELY;

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4.3 Integration Verification

a. Checking the Status of Indicators

b. Checking the Status of certificates by command DSP TRUSTCERT( 3

results should be displayed)

c. Ping test till the router gateway to verify the reachabillty till routers
LST DEVIP and LST IPRT to get the source IP and destination IP. Then Run command:

In case you are not able to ping, kindly check the IPs and vlans info in excel sheet “du LTE Expansion

Project Low Level Design V3.0-Wireless.xls”.Contact Huawei TXM Engineer for support.

If you can ping, continue the verification. If any doubts, contact Wireless engineer for support.

d. Query the status of the IKE Security Association (SA).

DSP IKESA: SN=6, IKEVSN=IKE_V2, DSPMODE=BRIEF;
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5 Service Verification

5.1 Alarm Check and Service Verification

For the alarms that may occur on the NodeB/eNodeB, refer to LMT Help, before log out from site, make sure no additional
alarms are there during LTE integration.Check whether the services in the NodeB /eNodeB under test are normal。

6 Huawei Technical support Contact

Region Department Name Email Contact No.

zhaoliang zhao.liang@huawei.com 055-4705053
Yahia Mohamed.Yahia@huawei.com 055-3787824
All Wireless Ahmad ahmadababneh@huawei.com 052-9950256
DXB Iftikhar iftikhar169@huawei.com 055-2217326
NE TXN Leonardo Garcia Pascua leonardo.pascua@huawei.com 055-5913414
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Part I Huawei LTE RSSI Troubleshooting Guide

4 General Description

Operation guide is aim to troubleshooting RSSI issue, please following the steps to complete site monitoring.

5 Procedure to troubleshooting

5.1 Login LTE site” Device Maintenance”

5.2 Login LTE and add a cell simulated load control configuration

ADD CELLSIMULOAD:LOCALCELLID=1,SIMLOADCFGINDEX=9;

ADD CELLSIMULOAD:LOCALCELLID=2,SIMLOADCFGINDEX=9;

ADD CELLSIMULOAD:LOCALCELLID=3,SIMLOADCFGINDEX=9;
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5.3 Interface RSSI statistic detect monitoring, input local cell ID1,2,3

5.4 Uncheck the default trace indictors and select “antenna1 RSSI(dBm)” &
“antenna1 RSSI(dBm)” for macro site. (For IBS site, select “antenna1
RSSI(dBm)” Only)

5.5 Check and save RSSI result

5.6 Remove the simulation load by command

RMV CELLSIMULOAD:LOCALCELLID=1;

RMV CELLSIMULOAD:LOCALCELLID=2;
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RMV CELLSIMULOAD:LOCALCELLID=3;

5.7 Stop the monitoring task and delete the logs on M2000.
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Part II GPS system installation and integration

6.1 GPS system Installation

6.1.1 GPS antenna Installation

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6.1.2 Surge Protector Installation

6.1.2.1 Installation in BTS3900

1. Install the support of the surge protector on the top of the cabinet

2. Install GPS signal cable from the support to the LMPT or USCU

3. Install the surge protector

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6.1.2.2 Installation in DBS3900

1. Install the GPS signal cable

2. Install the surge protector

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3. Install the PGND cable from surge protector to the grounding bar

6.1.2.3 Installation in BTS3900A

1. Install the GPS signal cable on the support

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2. Secure the support onto the left inner wall of the cabinet. Connect the cable to the USCU or

LMPT

3. Secure the Protect port on the GPS surge protector

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4. Secure the GPS jumper to the Surge port on the GPS surge protector.

6.1.3 USCU installation (Optional)

In du LTE network LMPT and UMPT are used. LMPT can support GPS antenna system. UMPT

cannot support GPS; the USCU (universal satellite card and clock unit) is required for the GPS

system in the site which is using UMPT.

USCU board will use 1 slot in the BBU. In our solution it will be installed in slot 0 or slot 4 of BBU.

Slot 4 is preferential.
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6.2 Enable the LCS Feature.

6.2.1 LCS Feature description

LCS: OTDOA

1. In du network OTDOA will be used in the LCS feature. There are 2 scenarios in the activation:

2. BBU is using UMPT, the USCU will be installed as the GPS card.

3. BBU is using LMTP, the GPS will be connected to LMPT.

6.2.2 LCS Feature Activation Procedure.

Scenario1: BBU is using UMPT

 ADD USCU card for GPS in BBU

ADD BRD: CN=0, SRN=0, SN=0, BT=USCU;

 ADD GPS system in eNodeB

ADD GPS: GN=0, CN=0, SN=0, CABLETYPE=COAXIAL, CABLE_LEN=1000, MODE=GPS,

PRI=4;

 SET the eNodeB TIME source as GPS

SET TIMESRC:TIMESRC=GPS;

 Enable OTDOA switch

MOD ENODEBALGOSWITCH:LCSSWITCH=OtdoaSwitch-1;

Scenario2: BBU is using LMPT

 ADD GPS system in eNodeB

ADD GPS: GN=0, CN=0, SN=7, CABLETYPE=COAXIAL, CABLE_LEN=1000, MODE=GPS,

PRI=4;
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 SET the eNodeB TIME source as GPS

SET TIMESRC:TIMESRC=GPS;

 Enable OTDOA switch

MOD ENODEBALGOSWITCH:LCSSWITCH=OtdoaSwitch-1;

6.2.3 LCS Feature Verification.

Activation of OTDOA-based LCS can be checked based on traced signaling messages or

related counter values.

To check whether OTDOA-based LCS has been successfully activated based on traced signaling

messages, perform the following steps:

Step 1 On the M2000 client, start an S1 interface tracing task.

Step 2 Enable a UE to initiate a location request with specific QoS requirements for positioning.

After receiving the location request, the MME initiates an OTDOA-based positioning procedure.

Step 3 Check for the following messages over the S1 interface:

The DOWNLINK NON UE ASSOCIATED LPPA TRANSPORT message sent from the MME to

the eNodeB, containing the IE OTDOA INFORMATION REQUEST

The UPLINK NON UE ASSOCIATED LPPA TRANSPORT message sent from the eNodeB to

the MME, containing the IE OTDOA INFORMATION RESPONSE

If these two messages can be traced, OTDOA-based LCS has been successfully activated.

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To check whether OTDOA-based LCS has been successfully activated based on related counter

values, perform the following steps:

Step 1 On the M2000 client, start a task to collect the values of the L.LCS.OtdoaMeas.Req and

L.LCS.OtdoaMeas.Succ counters in the LCS Measurement (Cell) measurement unit.

Step 2 During the measurement period, enable a UE to initiate a location request with specific

QoSrequirements for positioning. After receiving the location request, the MME initiates

anOTDOA-based positioning procedure.

Step 3 Check the values of the L.LCS.OtdoaMeas.Req and L.LCS.OtdoaMeas.Succ counters. If

the values are not 0s, OTDOA-based LCS has been successfully activated.

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