NSN SRT1F - Radio Configuration

Operation: Radio configuration
Contents
1 Operations 3
1.1 Logging in web LCT 3
1.2 How to change system type configurations 6
1.3 Setting Equipment & Facility Group 17
1.4 Example How to change Mstu frequency 22
1.5 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS 24
1.6 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration 33
2 Synchronization 41
2.1 Edit Sync Mode (Setting Sync Mode) 41
2.2 Edit Sync Priority (Setting Sync Priority) 43
2.3 Edit Sync Parameter (Setting Sync Parameters) 47
2.4 Equipment & Facility Group 50
3 Service State 52
3.1 Enter Equipment (Change Equipment State) 56
3.2 Enter RPS (RPS Facility State) 59
4 Trace 61
4.1 Edit RS (Setting OHB) 63
4.2 Edit Trace (Setting Trace Value) 65
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5 Base Band Interface (STM-1 Interface Setting) 67

5.1 Edit Base Band Interface Setting 68
6 Provisioning of the Order Wires, if requested 70
6.1 Edit OW1 (Setting OW) 71
6.2 Edit OW2 (Setting OW Restorer) 72
6.3 Edit OW3 (Setting OW Function) 73
7 Provisioning of the Date & Time, if requested 76
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1 Operations
1.1 Logging in web LCT
In order to log in in the NE, we need to know which is the corresponding IP

address,
(the default one is 192.186.0.10), then preset the right ip address on the
Network interface card of th PC:
For example NE IP=10.86.43.121 mask 255.255.255.0
PC IP=10.86.43.122 mask 255.255.255.0
NOTE WELL!!
Be sure that PC IP address does not exist already in the network!!
Connect the LAN cable Between PC and SV unit and open internet
explorer.
Write in the address field : HTTP: // “NE IP ADDRESS” (1) and in the
following
Dialogue box enter User name and Password, (as default user is “srt1f” and
password is “nokiasiemens”) (2) and click OK (3)
Fig. 1 Logging in web LCT
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Now we are ready to start with our operations
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1.2 How to change system type configurations
From the menu frame select

Provisioning Menu (1) than
System & Common (2)
Fig. 4 How to change system type configurations
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In the Main Frame will Appear the current configuration With the possibility to
change it
Clicking Edit System (3).
In the following dialogue box(4)
We have the following parameter
To set according to the wished
Configuration.
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RF
Click the pull-down menu button to select the RF frequency band to operate the
NE.
xxG : L4G to 38G, Lower and upper band
XG : For special RF application except for ITU-R Recommendation (Default)
L4GL (Lower half of the Lower 4 GHz frequency band)
Frequency
Alternate : Alternated (interleaved) operation
Co-Channel : Co-channel operation (Default) Alternate
Space Diversity
Enable : Enable space diversity reception.
Disable : Disable space diversity reception.
NE MODE
Click the pull-down menu button to select the operation mode of radio station.
MS : Operation mode of MS (Terminal Configuration)
RS : Operation mode of RS (Regenerative Repeater Configuration) (Default)
MS
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GP1 Max Ch
Click the pull-down menu button to select the number of working channels (1 to
7) to be operated by RPS Group 1.
GP2 Max Ch
Click the pull-down menu button to select the number of working channels (1 to
7) to be operated by RPS
Group 2. If RPS Group 2 is not applied, select 0.
GP1 RPS
Enable : Use radio protection channel in RPS Group 1.
Disable : Does not use radio protection channel in RPS Group 1.
GP2 RPS
Enable : Use radio protection channel in RPS Group 2.
Disable : Does not use radio protection channel in RPS Group 2. If RPS Group
2 is not applied, select Disable.
HK
Click the pull-down menu button to select the number of items
from following.
0 :Do not use optional HK card, only HK items on SV.
1 :Use one optional HK card to increase housekeeping items.
2 :Use two optional HK cards to increase housekeeping items.
TCU Protection
Enable : Two TCU cards are equipped for card protection.
Disable : Only one TCU card is equipped without card protection. If RS mode is
set in NE MODE above, select Disable.
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Mask Alarm Pch without OCC

Enable : Alarm is masked when PRT channel is without OCC. “Enable”
inhibits the following alarms;
GPx-P-L STM1RS LOF
GPx-P-L STM1RS UAS-B1
GPx-P-L STM1MS UAS-B2
GPx-P-R STM1RS UAS-B1
GPx-P-R STM1RS AIS
GPx-P-R STM1MS UAS-B2
Disable : Alarm is not masked when PRT channel is without OCC.
Mask Alarm Wch with N:0 configuration
Enable : Alarm is masked when N+0 operation is activated.
“Enable” inhibits the following alarms:
GP1-Wx CNCT MN PIN-LOSS
Disable : Alarm is not masked when N+0 operation is activated.
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Example of NE configured as :
Terminal 3+1 freq. div. without occasional , RST mode,Space diversity
Frequency arrangement :
U6Ghz TX Upper, Alternate Polarity
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Example of NE configured as :
Terminal 3+0 with space diversity,
RST Mode
Frequency arrangement :
U6Ghz TX Upper, Alternate Polarity
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Example of NE configured as:

Terminal 2x(3+1) Frequency diversity Co-Channel without Occasional with
space diversity,
RST mode
Frequency arrangement:
U6 GHz TX Lower Co-channel Polarity
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Example of NE configured as:

Terminal 2x(2+0) Co-channel
With space diversity and RST Mode
Frequency arrangement:
U6 GHz TX Lower Co-channel Polarity
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Note well!!!
In order to change the system configuration is always necessary to follow
some particular procedure before!!
In Case of protected configuration,( N+1 or 2X(N+1)), before to make any
changing is necessary to put the protection system In OUT OF SERVICE
State (See par. 3.2), and after the changing must be set in service.
In case of removing from the configuration one MSTU Unit (Working
Channel) not only the protection system must be set in OUT OF SERVICE
but also the wished working Channel (SEE par. 3.1), and is also necessary
to removed it from the protection parameters (SEE Edit RPS Fig. 28);
After the changing the protection system must be set in service again.
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1.3 Setting Equipment & Facility Group
From the menu frame select

Provisioning Menu (1) than Equipment & Facility Group (2)
Fig. 15 Setting Equipment & Facility Group
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In the following dialogue box(3) is possible to view the current frequency of the
equipped channels;
Clicking Edit Equipment (4)
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The next dialogue box appear (5) that give the possibility to configure for each
channels (AID) :
Frequency
Click the pull-down menu button to select the operating RF channel number for
the TX side. The RF channel number for RX side will be set automatically to the
same RF channel number in the opposite half band used for the TX.
Local Clock
Master : Select Master for the MSTU that uses one (V or H) polarization for
Co-channel operation. If the Co-channel operation is not applied, select Master
for all MSTUs.
Slave : Select Slave for the MSTU that uses the other (H or V) polarization for
Co-channel operation.
XPIC (Cross Polarization Interference Canceller)
Enable : Use the XPIC for Co-channel operation.
Disable : Do not use the XPIC for Co-channel operation. If the XPIC is not
installed, select Disable.
Operate Button : Execute the command. (Clicking the button, confirmation
Sub-window “Configuration will be changed. OK?” will follow.)
Cancel Button : Cancel the operation.
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In case of NE in MST mode Equipment& Facility Group Menu will be like this.
The only difference is Edit Facility Group button (6).
With this menu is possible to sets the attribute for Excessive Bit Error Rate B2 (E-
ERR) for The equipped channels.
The possible option are:

SD : Set attribute of the Excessive Bit Error Rate (E-ERR) for B2 bytes to Signal
Degrade (SD) on the line side or the radio side.
SF : Set attribute of the Excessive Bit Error Rate (E-ERR) for B2 bytes to Signal
Fail (SF) on the line side or the radio side.
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1.4 Example How to change Mstu frequency
If we need to change frequency on one MSTU unit, is necessary to put out of

service the protection system (see service state par. 3.1) and the mentioned
MSTU Unit (see service state par. 3).
Connect the MSTU to the proper branching filters then select:
Provisioning Menu → Equipment & Facility Group → Edit Equipment
Select the wished channel frequency (7)
Fig. 20 Example How to change Mstu frequency
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then Operate and confirm(8,9).
8
9
Now is possible to set In Service State the MSTU (See 4.1.6.1) and the
protection system (4.1.6.2)
Fig. 21 Example How to change Mstu frequency
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1.5 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS
Click Provisioning Menu (1) → RSPI & UC & RPS (2)
This menu(3) sets RSPI (Radio Section Physical Interface), UC (User’s

Service Channel), and RPS (Radio Protection Switching) parameters related
to each radio channel
Fig. 22 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS
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Click the Edit RSPI (4) button in the RSPI & UC & RPS main frame, then the
Edit RSPI (5)subwindow will appear
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AID (Access Identification)

Click the pull-down menu button to select the facility you want. Selectable AIDs
depend on the Edit system-Max CH setting.
WS (SOH)
Click the pull-down menu button to select the usage of WS using SOH (Section
Overhead).
Disable : Do not use WS extra 2 Mbit/s traffic channel transmitted by the SOH
spare byte of the STM-1 signal.
Enable : Use WS extra 2 Mbit/s traffic channel transmitted by the SOH spare
byte of the STM-1 signal.
Hyphen (–) : NA
(Default) : Disable
annel transmitted by the RFCOH
WS (RFCOH)
Click the pull-down menu
button to select the usage of
WS using RFCOH (Radio
Frame Complementary
Overhead).
Disable : Do not use WS extra
2 Mbit/s traffic channel
transmitted by the RFCOH
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WS (RFCOH)
Click the pull-down menu button to select the usage of WS using RFCOH (Radio
Frame Complementary Overhead).
Disable : Do not use WS extra 2 Mbit/s traffic channel transmitted by the RFCOH
spare byte.
Enable : Use WS extra 2 Mbit/s traffic channel transmitted by the RFCOH spare
byte.
Hyphen (–) : NA
(Default) : Disable
TPC (Transmitter Power Control) Mode
Click the pull-down menu button to select the mode of the TPC.
Auto : The TX output power is variable between LOW and HIGH
level according to the propagation condition. The TX output power will be
increased when the RX receive level of the far-end station becomes lower than
the ATPC initiator level.
Low : The TX output power is set to LOW level (10 dB lower than HIGH level).
High : The TX output power is set to HIGH level.
(Default) : Auto
subwindow “Configuration will be changed. OK?” will follow.)
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ATPC (Automatic Transmitter Power Control) Initiator

Click the pull-down menu button to select the initiator level of the ATPC.
-65 dBm : Select the ATPC initiator level of -65 dBm which is the threshold of RX
receive level to request TX power increment for the far end station.
(Default) : -65 dBm
Route ID (suggested for Co-Channel configuration)
Click the pull-down menu button to set the Radio Route ID. Radio Route ID
should be match at both end. (Range: 0-15)
(Default) 0
BER Initiator
Click the pull-down menu button to select the initiator threshold level of the RP
ERR (Radio Portion Error) alarm. This also is the initiator threshold level of the
USW (Unipolar Switch) request. In case of protected configuration is suggested
to set BER initiation of 1.0x10-3 before FEC (forward error correction) that
correspond to BER after FEC of 5x10-7.
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Edit UC (Setting User Channel)

This menu sets the parameters for the UC (User Channel) transmitted by F1
byte in the
SOH (Section Overhead) of the STM-1.
To set the User Channel:
– Click the Edit UC(6) button in the RSPI & UC & RPS main frame, then
the Edit UC subwindow will appear (7).
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Click the pull-down menu button to select the facility you want.
Selectable AIDs depend on the Edit system-Max CH setting.
F1 (Line)/F1(Radio)
Enable : Drop and insert the UC channel in the F1 byte on the line or radio side.
Disable : Pass through the UC channel in the F1 byte on the line or radio side.
Hyphen (–) : NA
(Default) : Disable
64k IF (Line)/64k IF (Radio)
Click the pull-down menu button to select the mode of UC interface.
CODIRE : Set UC interface to Co-directional mode on the line or radio side.
CONTRA : Set UC interface to Contra-directional mode on the line or radio side.
Hyphen (–) : NA
Once executed the selections,

press the Operate push-
button.
The confirmation window
“Configuration will be
changed. OK?” will open:
● confirm
● press the Cancel push-
button to cancel the
operation.
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Edit RPS (Line) (Setting Switch Initiator)

This menu sets the activity of RPS (Radio Protection Switching) initiator.
– Click the Edit RPS (8) button in the RSPI & UC & RPS main frame,
then the Edit RPS (Line) subwindow will appear (9).
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Initiator
Enable : Activate RPS initiator, then RPS will work if the switching initiator is
driven.
Disable : Deactivate RPS initiator, then switching request will be refused on the
channel.
(Default) : Disable
Once executed the selections, Once executed the selections, press the Operate
push-button.
The confirmation window “Configuration will be changed. OK?” will open:
● confirm
● press the Cancel push-button to cancel the operation.
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1.6 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration
This menu sets the optional RUC (Radio User Channel), RSC (Radio Service
Channel),
and RPS (Radio Protection Switching) parameters regarding the system
configuration.
To open the RUC & RSC & RPS main frame:
– Click the Provisioning Menu link in the Provisioning part of the menu
frame, then the Provisioning Menu main frame will appear.
– Click the RUC & RSC & RPS link in the Provisioning Menu main
frame, then the RUC & RSC & RPS subwindow will appear.
Fig. 31 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration
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Setting RUC (2)
This menu sets the optional RUC functions. The RUC is the user applicable
extra 64 kbit/s channel transmitted by RFCOH (Radio Frame Complementary
Overhead) which can be applied maximum two channels per NE (Network
Element). The interface of the RUC can be chosen, one channel of VF (Voice
Frequency) or DGTL (Digital) for each channel independently. To use the RUC,
optional daughter module is required to install on the SV (Supervisory) card
(unit).
Click the Edit RUC (2) button in the RUC & RSC & RPS main frame, then the
Edit RUC subwindow will appear.
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Click the pull-down menu button to select the mode of the RUC interface.
CODIRE : Set RUC interface to Co-directional mode on the channel

.1 or No.2.
CONTRA : Set RUC interface to Contra-directional mode on the
channel No.1 or No.2.
(Default) : CODIRE
This setting does not care, if the VF module is selected or no optional RUC
module is installed.
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Edit RSC(3)
The RSC is the service channel communicating control information such as

RPS switching information between near and far end of the NE (Network
Element) using RFCOH (Radio Frame Complementary Overhead).
Click the Edit RSC button in the RUC & RSC & RPS main frame, then the Edit
RSC subwindow will appear(4).
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Click the pull-down menu button to select the AID ( Access Identification)
transmitting RSC for the protection or working channel.
RSC has redundancy per RPS group.
In the case of N+0 system, GP1-W1 should be selected for GP1-X and Disable
should be selected for GP1-Y.
Disable :Do not use RSC.
(Default) : GP1-X = GP1-P (Group1 - Protection)
GP1-Y = GP1-W1 (Group1 - Working 1)
Operate Button : Execute the command. (Clicking the
button, confirmation subwindow
“Configuration will be changed. OK?”
will follow.)
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Edit RPS
This menu sets the RPS functions regarding RPS Group and OCC (Occasional
Traffic Channel) usage.
To set the RPS Group:
– Click the Edit RPS button (5) in the RUC & RSC & RPS main frame,
then the Edit RPS (GP) subwindow will appear(6).
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GP
Click the pull-down menu button to select the facility group you want:
GP1
GP2 (to be selected in case of 2x(N+1)CO-CHANNEL system).
Max Ch
Click the pull-down menu button to select the number of working (main) RF
channels which are entered in the RPS group. Working channels not entered in
the RPS group are not protected by the RPS facility.
Example: In case of 2+1 system, Max Ch=2
In case of 5+1 system, Max Ch=5
Occ
Enable or disable the occasional traffic through the Protection channel.
Default is disabled.
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Priority Ch
Click the pull-down menu button to select the working RF channel that has
priority to use the protection channel respect to all the others in case of same
switching request alarm severity .
If Disable is selected, the RPS will be operated according to the alarm severity
and sequential order.
As default is Disable.
WTR
No : No wait-to-restore time setting
1-20 : Wait-to-restore time setting from 1 to 20
minutes, 1 minute step.
Operate Button : Execute the command. (Clicking the
button, confirmation subwindow
“Configuration will be changed. OK?”
will follow.)
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2 Synchronization
2.1 Edit Sync Mode (Setting Sync Mode)
This menu sets the synchronization mode.

To set the synchronization mode:
– Click the Edit Sync Mode button in the Sync main frame, then the Edit
Sync Mode subwindow will appear.
Fig. 39 Edit Sync Mode Subwindow
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Sync Mode
Mode 1 : The NE does not use the SSU (Synchronization
Source Unit).
The NE synchronizes to the EC (Equipment Clock)
chosen from maximum three entries which are
tributary or external clock sources following SSM
(Synchronization Status Message) .
Mode 2 : The NE uses the SSU.
The NE chooses the LC (Line Clock) from
maximum three entries which are tributary clock
sources following SSM, then it outputs the clock to
the T4 External Clock Output port. The NE
synchronizes to the EC chosen from maximum two
entries which are external clock sources following
SSM.
(Default) Mode 1
Clock Mode
Through : This mode outputs the signal frames to the radio
side, those signal frames are synchronized to the
clock recovered from incoming signal frames from
the line side. Another outgoing signal frames are
synchronized to the EC clock from the TCU card.
TCU : This mode outputs the signal frames synchronized
to the EC clock from the TCU card.
(Default) TCU
Operate : Execute the command. (Clicking the button,

Button confirmation subwindow “Configuration will be
changed. OK?” will follow.)
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2.2 Edit Sync Priority (Setting Sync Priority)
This menu sets the synchronization priority.

To set the Sync Priority:
– Click the Edit Sync Priority button in the Sync main frame, then the
Edit Sync Priority subwindow will appear.
Fig. 41 Edit Sync Priority Subwindow
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Timing Clock
EC : Set the EC (Equipment Clock) entry for synchronization
priority.
LC : Set the LC (Line Clock) entry for synchronization priority.
When Mode1 is selected from the Sync Mode option in the
Edit Sync Mode subwindow,LC can not be selected.
(Default) : EC
Priority 1/Priority 2/Priority 3
Click the pull-down menu button to select the synchronization priority from the
following items.
No : No clock source is selected.
CLKHZ-X/Y : The 2 MHz external clock input X or Y is selected.
Edit Sync Mode subwindow,HZ-X or HZ-Y can not be
selected for the LC mode priority.
CLKBIT-X/Y : The 2 Mbit/s external clock input X or Y is selected.
Edit Sync Mode subwindow, BIT-X or BIT-Y can not be
selected for the LC mode priority.
INTERNAL : Internal oscillator on the TCU card (unit) is selected.
Click the pull-down menu button to select the synchronization priority from the
following items.
AIDs (Access : Recovered clock from STM-1 stream is selected.
Identifications) for GP<1/2>-<W1-W7>-<L/R>
STM-1 signal from When Mode2 is selected from the Sync Mode option in the
Line or Radio Edit Sync Mode subwindow, STM-1 AIDs can not be
selected for the EC mode priority.
(Default) : Priority 1 = GP1-W1-L (Group 1-Work 1-Line)
Priority 2 = GP1-W1-R (Group 1-Work 1-Radio)
Priority 3 = No
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Quality TH (Threshold)
Click the pull-down menu button to select the threshold level to initiate the clock
quality down alarm. (Range: 0-14)
(Default) : 2
PBX (Private Branch Exchange) Sync
0 : Set the bit 5 (C bit) of the timeslot 0 in the clock signal
frame to 0 for 2 Mbit/s external output to PBX.
1 : Set the bit 5 (C bit) of the timeslot 0 in the clock signal
frame to 1 for 2 Mbit/s external output to PBX.
(Default) : 1

subwindow “Configuration will be changed. OK?” will
follow.)
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Mode 1
To NE
EC Pri 1 EC
EC Pri 2 Selection To T0 output
EC Pri 3
Mode 2
To T4 output
LC Pri 1 LC
LC Pri 2
Selection
LC Pri 3
SSU
To NE
EC Pri 1 EC
To T0 output
EC Pri 2 Selection
Fig. 44 Provisioning for Sync Modes
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2.3 Edit Sync Parameter (Setting Sync Parameters)
This menu sets the synchronization parameters.

To set the Sync Parameters:
– Click the Edit Sync Parameter button in the Sync main frame, then
the Edit Sync Parameter subwindow will appear.
Fig. 45 Edit Sync Parameter Subwindow
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Hz Code X and/or Y
Click the pull-down menu button to select the assumed SSM
(Synchronization Status Message) quality level of the 2 MHz external
clock input. (Range: 2-5)
(Default) : 2
Bit Code X and/or Y
Click the pull-down menu button to select the assumed SSM quality
level of the 2 Mbit/s external clock input. (Range: 2-5)
(Default) : 2
SRT1F does not support the SSM for the unformatted external clock
input signal of 2 Mbit/s.
Error Free
Enable : Use WTR (Wait to Restore) for the recovery of
synchronization failure. 30 sec error free period is
required to restore the alarm.
Disable : Do not use WTR for the recovery of synchronization
failure. The Clock Quality Down alarm restores
immediately.
(Default) : Enable
Frame
Enable : Detect frame in the 2 Mbit/s external clock input. The FAL
(Frame Alignment Loss) will appear, if the frame can not
be detected.
Disable : Do not detect frame in the 2 Mbit/s external clock input.
(Default) : Enable
This setting does not care in the case that the 2 MHz external clock input
is selected. The frame is always added to the 2 Mbit/s external clock
output.
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AIS
Enable : Detect AIS (Alarm Indication Signal) in the 2 Mbit/s
received external clock input. The AIS alarm will
appear, if the frame can not be detected.
Disable : Do not detect AIS in the 2 Mbit/s received external
clock input.
(Default) : Enable
This setting does not care in case that 2 MHz external clock input is
selected.
Operate : Execute the command. (Clicking the button,

Button confirmation subwindow “Configuration will be
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2.4 Equipment & Facility Group
This menu sets the system parameters related to the RF channels, the local
clock modes, the XPIC usage, and the error status attributions for the lines and
the radios.
To open the Equipment & Facility Group main frame:
– Click the Equipment & Facility Group link in the Provisioning Menu main
frame, then the Equipment & Facility Group subwindow will appear.
Fig. 48 Equipment & Facility Group Main Frame
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Reload Button:
Click to refresh the status of displayed main frame.
Provisioning Menu Button:
Click to return to the Provisioning Menu main frame.
Edit Equipment Button:
Click to open the Edit Equipment subwindow used to change the settings for
the equipment.
Edit Facility Group Button:
Click to open the Edit Facility Group subwindow used to change the settings
for the facility group.
Fig. 49 Equipment & Facility Group Main Frame
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3 Service State
This menu changes the primary service state of the equipment and the facilities
(such as Radio Protection Switching [RPS]), and also changes the state of them
from In-Service (IS) to Out of Service (OOS), and vice versa.
To open the Service State main frame:
– Click the Service State link in the Provisioning Menu main frame,
then the Service State subwindow will appear.
Fig. 50 Service State Main Frame
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Reload Button:
AID (Access Identification):
Displays the AID code of the equipment and facility.
Equipment State:
Displays that the equipment is in the state of IS or OOS.
Facility State:
Displays that the facility such as RPS (Radio Protection Switching), RS (Regeneration
Section), or RSPI (Radio Section Physical Interface) is in the state of IS or OOS.
RPS:
The service state for the RPS of each GP(Group) is displayed representatively in the
RPS column of the Prot CH.
A hyphen (-) is displayed in the RPS column of the Work CH all the time.
Maintenance State:
Displays that the facility such as STM1 (STM-1) channel or RSPI is in the state of IS or
OOS. Maintenance (MT) is the state of IS, and must be operated before issuing service
state change commands.
IS (In-Service):
The equipment/facility can transmit the traffic and also sends out alarm information if
generated. In this state, RPS can function normally.
OOS (Out of Service):
The equipment/facility cannot transmit the traffic and does not send out alarm
information although generated. RPS automatic/manual operations are inhibited. OOS
must be set before changing the system configuration parameters.
Fig. 51 Service State Main Frame
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Service State AIDs (Access Identifications)

Equipment State MSTU: GP1-P,W1-W7/GP2-P,W1-W7
Facility State
STM1RS (STM-1 Regenerative Section) MSTU: GP1-P,W1-W7/GP2-P,W1-W7
RSPI MSTU: GP1-P,W1-W7/GP2-P,W1-W7
RPS RPS: GP1/GP2
Maintenance State
STM1MS (STM-1 Multiplex Section) MSTU: GP1-P,W1-W7/GP2-P,W1-W7
RSPI MSTU: GP1-P,W1-W7/GP2-P,W1-W7
OOS of service state removes equipment/facility from the normal service

operation to make them un-serviceable.
Meanwhile, changing MT (Maintenance) state for status/control lifts a
safeguard for maintenance control.
MT does not affect on the traffic.
MT inhibits the service state change (IS to OOS, and vice versa).
When you change the service state, release the MT state in advance.
Fig. 52 Service State and Target
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Enter Equipment Button:

Click to open the Enter Equipment subwindow used to change the settings for
the equipment.
Enter RPS Button:
Click to open the Enter RPS subwindow used to change the settings for the
RPS.
Enter RS Button:
Click to open the Enter RS subwindow used to change the settings for the RS.
Enter RSPI Button:
Click to open the Enter RSPI subwindow used to change the settings for the
RSPI.
Maintenance Facility Button:
Click to open the Maintenance Facility subwindow used to change the state of
facility for maintenance.
Fig. 53 Service State and Target
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3.1 Enter Equipment (Change Equipment State)
To change the equipment state from IS to OOS, the facility state must be
changed from IS to OOS in advance.
Conversely to change the facility state from OOS to IS, the equipment state
must be changed from OOS to IS in advance.
Sequence of Change Service State

Sequence IS to OOS OOS to IS
1st Change Facility State Change Equipment State
2nd Change Equipment State Change Facility State
Fig. 54 Service State Change Sequence
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To change the equipment state:

– Click the Enter Equipment button in the Service State main frame,
then the Enter EQPT subwindow will appear.
Fig. 55 Enter Equipment Subwindow
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Click the pull-down menu button to select the Equipment facility you want.
State
IS (In-Service) : Change the service state from OOS to IS.
OOS (Out of Service) : Change the service state from IS to OOS.
Operate Button : Execute the command. (Clicking the button,

confirmation subwindow “Configuration will be
Fig. 56 Enter Equipment Subwindow
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3.2 Enter RPS (RPS Facility State)
To change RPS (Radio Protection Switching) facility state:

– Click the Enter RPS button in the Service State main frame, then the
Enter RPS subwindow will appear.
Fig. 57 Enter RPS Subwindow
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Click the pull-down menu button to select the RPS facility you want. Selectable
AIDs depend on the Edit system-Max CH setting.
State
IS (In-Service) : Change the service state from OOS to IS.
OOS (Out of Service) : Change the service state from IS to OOS.

Fig. 58 Enter RPS Subwindow
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4 Trace
This menu sets the Trace Value of J0 byte on the SOH of the STM-1.
The trace can be used to identify the STM-1 signal transmission path.
To open the Trace main frame:
– Click the Trace link in the Provisioning Menu main frame, then the
Trace main frame will appear.
Fig. 59 Trace Main Frame
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Reload Button:
Edit RS Button:
Click to open the Edit RS subwindow used to change the settings for the J0 byte.
Edit Trace Button:
Click to open the Edit Trace subwindow used to change the settings for the
section trace.
Fig. 60 Trace Main Frame
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4.1 Edit RS (Setting OHB)
This menu sets the usage of J0 byte.

To set the OHB (Overhead Byte):
– Click the Edit RS button in the Trace main frame, then the Edit RS
subwindow will appear.
Fig. 61 Edit RS Subwindow
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J0 Line/J0 Radio
Click the pull-down menu button to select the mode of trace function for Line/
Radio side.
Through : Do not use the trace function. The NE passes through
the J0 byte.
STM1-ID : Use the J0 byte as the STM-1 signal ID. In this case,
the J0 byte is fixed to “&h01”.
Section Trace : Use the J0 byte for Section Trace.

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4.2 Edit Trace (Setting Trace Value)
To set the trace value:

– Click the Edit Trace button in the Trace main frame, then the Edit Trace
Fig. 63 Edit Trace subwindow
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Direction
Line : STM-1 RS (Regenerative Section)-Line side
Radio : STM-1 RS -Radio side
Change : Change the Send and Expect Data.
No change : Do not change the Send and Expect Data. If No
change is selected, following Send and Expect Data
text boxes will become grey and you can not enter the
text.
Send Data
Set the send trace value. Any character string of up to 15 alphanumerical
characters. If the string length is less than 15 alphanumeric characters, pad
with blanks.
Expect Data
Set the expect trace value. Any character string of up to 15 alphanumerical
characters. If the string length is less than 15 alphanumeric characters, pad
with blanks.
Alarm Mask
Enable : STIM (Section Trace ID Mismatch) alarm will occur
when the mismatch for STM-1 ID is detected.
Disable : The mismatch for STM-1 ID is not detected.

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5 Base Band Interface (STM-1 Interface Setting)
Base Band Interface Setting menu allows a user to view and modify the settings
of the STM-1 baseband interface for the NE (Network Element).
To open the Base Band Interface Setting main frame:
– Click the Base Band Interface Setting link in the Provisioning Menu
main frame, then the Base Band Interface Setting subwindow will
appear.
Reload Button:
Edit Base Band Interface Setting Button:
Click to open the Edit Base Band Interface Setting subwindow used to set the
parameters for AU pointer.
Fig. 65 Base Band Interface Setting Main Frame
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5.1 Edit Base Band Interface Setting
This menu sets the parameters regarding STM-1 baseband interface.

To set the parameters for baseband interface:
– Click the Edit Base Band Interface button in the Base Band Interface
Setting main frame, then the Edit BaseBandInterface subwindow will
appear.
Fig. 66 Edit Base Band Interface Setting Subwindow
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GP1-P, Wn : Protection, Work1 to Work7 of GP1
GP2-P, Wn : Protection, Work1 to Work7 of GP2
ALL : All channels
Base Band Interface
No : In case of Protection CH (No baseband interface unit)
Electrical : STM-1 electrical interface
Optical : STM-1 optical interface without MSP
(Default) : STM-1 electrical interface

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6 Provisioning of the Order Wires, if requested
Set the parameters for OW (Orderwire) functions using E1 and E2 byte in the
SOH (Section Overhead) of STM-1.
– Click the OW link in the Provisioning Menu main frame, then the OW
– First click the Edit OW1 button in the Order Wire main frame, then the
Edit OW1 subwindow will appear (par. 6.1)
– Click the Edit OW2 button in the Order Wire main frame, then the Edit
OW2 subwindow will appear (par. 6.2)
OW3 subwindow will appear (par. 6.2).
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6.1 Edit OW1 (Setting OW)
Set the OW usage.

OW1 subwindow will appear.
OW Enable
Enable : Use OW function. Both Express and Omnibus OW
are activated.
Disable : Do not use OW function, then the NE (Network
Element) passes through the E1 and E2 bytes.
(Default) : Disable
Once executed the selections, press the Operate push-button.

● confirm.
Fig. 69 Edit OW1 Subwindow
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6.2 Edit OW2 (Setting OW Restorer)
Set the OW restorer function that protects the OW against the line failure in the
ring network configuration.
OW Restorer
Enable : Activate OW restorer function.
Disable : Deactivate OW restorer function.
(Default) : Disable

● confirm.
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6.3 Edit OW3 (Setting OW Function)
Set the OW functions.
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Use Ch
Click the radio button to select the E-byte you want to use.
(Line)/(Radio)
Click the pull-down menu button to select the number of work channel to
transmit OW signal for Line or Radio side.(In this application only “GP1-W1”
can be selected.)
Disable should be selected, if the OW signal is not transmitted to any channel.
Ext OW
Enable : Use 4-wire VF (Voice Frequency) OW extension to/
from other equipment.
Disable : Do not use 4-wire VF OW extension to/from other
equipment.
(Default) : Disable
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No. (Telephone Number)

Click the pull-down menu button to set the telephone number of the NE
(Network Element). Here, upper two digits are Group Address and lower two
digits are the Station Address.To call an individual station, dial #1234. To call
all stations in the group, dial #12** for example. There is no interconnection
between Express and Omnibus OW. Therefore, you can not call from Express
to Omnibus, and vice versa.
Buzzer
Enable : Activate buzzer ringing on the SV (Supervisory) card
(unit) when the NE is called.
Disable : Deactivate buzzer ringing on the SV card (unit) when
the NE is called.
(Default) : Disable

● confirm.
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7 Provisioning of the Date & Time, if requested
Set current time and date of the real time clock on the SV (Supervisory) card
(unit).
– Click the Set Date link in the Control part of the menu frame, then the
Set Date subwindow will appear.
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Set Date
Click the pull-down menu button to select the time and the date.
Year : Select year. (Range = 2002 to 2035)
Month : Select Month. (Range = 1 to 12)
Day : Select Day. (Range = 1 to 31)
Day 31 can not be set in Feb, Apr, Jun, Sep, and Nov.
Day 30 can not be set in Feb. Day 29 can not be set in
Feb except a leap year.
Hour : Select Hour. (Range = 0 to 23)
Minute : Select Minute. (Range = 00 to 59)
Second : Select Second. (Range = 00 to 59)

● confirm.
Fig. 75 Set Date Subwindow
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Operation: Radio configuration

Operation: Radio configuration

5 Base Band Interface (STM-1 Interface Setting) 67

In order to log in in the NE, we need to know which is the corresponding IP

Fig. 1 Logging in web LCT

Fig. 2 Logging in web LCT

Now we are ready to start with our operations

Fig. 3 Logging in web LCT

1.2 How to change system type configurations

From the menu frame select

Fig. 4 How to change system type configurations

Fig. 5 How to change system type configurations

Fig. 6 How to change system type configurations

Fig. 7 How to change system type configurations

Mask Alarm Pch without OCC

Fig. 9 How to change system type configurations

Fig. 10 How to change system type configurations

Fig. 11 How to change system type configurations

Example of NE configured as:

Fig. 12 How to change system type configurations

Example of NE configured as:

Fig. 13 How to change system type configurations

Fig. 14 How to change system type configurations

1.3 Setting Equipment & Facility Group

From the menu frame select

Fig. 15 Setting Equipment & Facility Group

Fig. 16 Setting Equipment & Facility Group

Fig. 17 Setting Equipment & Facility Group

Fig. 18 Setting Equipment & Facility Group

The possible option are:

Fig. 19 Setting Equipment & Facility Group

1.4 Example How to change Mstu frequency

If we need to change frequency on one MSTU unit, is necessary to put out of

Fig. 20 Example How to change Mstu frequency

then Operate and confirm(8,9).

Fig. 21 Example How to change Mstu frequency

1.5 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

Click Provisioning Menu (1) → RSPI & UC & RPS (2)

This menu(3) sets RSPI (Radio Section Physical Interface), UC (User’s

Fig. 22 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

Fig. 23 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

AID (Access Identification)

Fig. 24 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

Fig. 25 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

ATPC (Automatic Transmitter Power Control) Initiator

Fig. 26 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

Edit UC (Setting User Channel)

Fig. 27 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

AID (Access Identification)

Once executed the selections,

Fig. 28 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

Edit RPS (Line) (Setting Switch Initiator)

Fig. 29 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

AID (Access Identification)

Fig. 30 Editing RSPI & UC & RPS

1.6 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration

Fig. 31 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration

Setting RUC (2)

Fig. 32 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration

CODIRE : Set RUC interface to Co-directional mode on the channel

Fig. 33 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration

The RSC is the service channel communicating control information such as

Fig. 34 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration

Fig. 35 RUC & RSC & RPS parameter configuration