Customer MMI Command Exercise
MMI Exercise
1.Display the site number you are at. Command(s) used: disp_site XX 2. Display a list of the equipped devices and functions at the site. Command(s) used: disp_eq XX Equipped devices are mmi, csfp, btp, dri, mms, rsl, gclk, cab, rtf, etc 3. Display the state of the site. Command(s) used: state XX 4.Display the current security level. Command(s) used: disp_level 5.Move to security level 3. Command(s) used: chg_level 6. Display the time. Current time = disp_time 7. Correct the time to the present. To check how it works use man command like man chg_time Command(s) used: chg_time 2004 04 23 10:56 30 Year mon date Hr:min Sec 8. Check the effect the time-stamp command has on the prompt. Command(s) used: time_stamp on Prompt = 9. Display the software options purchased. Command(s) used: disp_options 10. Display a list of all the GSM cells supported by this BTS. Command(s) used: disp_gsm_cells XX or disp_cell_status How many cells are there?
, chg_l
11. Display the cells supported by the BSS. (remote login BSS Ctrl n comes to emon-1015 %) Command(s) used: disp_bss rlogin 1 0115h 12. Display the programmable parameters of the cell equipped at your site. Command(s) used: disp_cell, disp_bss ~ give u all cell id
Disp_cell 4 1 0 0 1 33 XXXX
13. Change GSM cell ID of one of the cells at your site (if u chg cell id u have to identify to u r neighbors through OMC) MCC MNC LAC C1 234 01 678 <site No.> TO MCC MNC LAC C1 234 01 678 <another available site No.> Login to BSC disp_bss , chg_cell_id Note: That you will have to login to the BSC to perform this command Command(s) used: chg_l , r login 1 0015h, disp_bss
Chg_cell_id 4 1 0 0 1 33 1056 4 1 0 0 1 33 1022 7 element new id
Confirm this has taken place. Command(s) used: disp_bss 14. Enable the reporting of alarms to the local maintenance table, at your site.
Command(s) used:
alarm_mode XX on
ins 5 dri 0 1 gives u all the states of disable to enable
15. Display a list of all the sites that have alarms enabled. Command(s) used: at BSC disp_act_alarm all
16. Now that we are registered to receive alarms at the local TTY we can verify that the Internal Alarm Services (IAS) feature is operating. Power off a CTU at your site. And observe the response at the screen Note: As the IAS is a polling process, this may mean that there is a short delay after the removal of a link before the alarm is generated. Now display the active alarms list at your site, ensure that it contains the alarms we have just generated. Command(s) used: disp_act_alarm XX Restore power to the CTU, and ensure that it comes back into service. 17. Display the text component and Severity assigned to each of the PIX alarm inputs at your site. Command(s) used: mmi-ram0115h> disp_el eas_alarm, 1 5 where 1 severity, 5 site# Text String Severity disp_el eas_severity 1 5 , 1 investigate, 2 minor, 3 major, 4 warning 1 2 chg_eas_al 1 0 new name 3 disp_ele eas_alarm, 1 5 4 disp_ele eas_severity, 1 5 5 Command(s) used: 18. Determine the status of the four PIX output relay contacts at your site. Command(s) used: disp_relay_contact X 3 , where x site# & 19. Determine which device RTF 0 0 0 is active on. Command(s) used: state X rtf 0 0 20. Display the status of CTU 0 at your site. Command(s) used: state X dri * * Administrative State: busy Operational State: unlock 21. Perform a non-intrusive lock of the CTU which carries RTF 0 0 0 at your site. Note the effect this has on its associated CTU and BCCH Command(s) used: shutdown_device X dri 0 1 0 0-900 sec like 120 sec= 2min will give some State of TCU: disable time to customer to finished call and Not allowed new user call 22. Now display the status and note the changes. Command(s) used: State XX dri 0 0 23. Return the CTU to service and note the change in state. Command(s) used: Ins XX dri 0 0 NOTE: During the execution of this command move into RAM: EMON of the BTP and monitor the code loading of the DRI and CTU. 24. Determine the maximum permitted output power of a transmitter at your site, as measured at the top of the cabinet after one stage of combining. Command(s) used: disp_ele max_tx_bts 7 cell= 4 1 0 0 1 33 1056 CTU=1 full power 40W, CTU=2 Attunuation 2dB, CTU2 0= High power 25. Display the timeslot usage for RTF 0 0 at this site. Command(s) used: disp_rtf_ch XX 0 0 26. Display the timeslot usage for RTF 0 1 at this site. Command(s) used: disp_rtf_ch XX 0 1
3 device#
How many SDCCH channels are there? 8 27. Display the state of timeslot 0 of the ARFCN carrying the BCCH group of Chans Command(s) used: state XX msi * *, @BSC state 0 mms * *, @ Site state XX mms * *
State 7 pchn 0 0 0 Site# Dri T.S
Administrative State: 28 rtf 010 full 5, 29 rtf 010 full 5, 30 rtf 000 full 5, 31 rtf 000 full 5, Operational State: full 28. Due to system testing it is required that timeslot 6 for DRI 0 0 be blocked. Command(s) used: lock XX pchn 0 0 6,this command will handover call for next avalible T.S Note the changes that have taken place. 29. Bring timeslot 6 of DRI 0 0 0 back into service. Command(s) used: unlock XX pchn 0 0 6, To check it: disp_rtf_ch 5 0 0, T.S
00 rtf in T.S 6, site id 5 6 (tch/f) 0 should be idle
30. Display the circuit allocation on the 2Mbit/s link which connects your site to the upstream BTS or the BSC. Command(s) used: disp_mms_ts_usage 7 0 0 , where 7 site# id Which time slot carries the first RSL to your site? What is the Rate: 31. What is the Base Station Identity Code (BSIC) for the first/only cell at your site? Command(s) used: disp_ele bsic 7 cell= 2 3 4 0 1 etc 32. Review the calibration data stored in a chosen CTU at your site. Command(s) used: disp_cal_data XX dri 0 0 33. Copy the calibration from the CTU at your site, to the Configuration Management data base at the BSC. Verify that the operation has been successful. Command(s) used: @BSC store_cal_data XX, disp_cal_data XX dri 0 0 34. Delete the calibration data you previously stored in the CM Database. Verify this operation has been performed. Command(s) used: Clear_cal_data XX dri 0 0, disp_cal_data XX dri 0 0 35. Determine the period of time that the upstream Network Link (E1/T1) must be above the specified BER before it is taken Out Of Service (OOS) Command(s) used: Disp_equip XX mms 0 0 0 Specified Time Period: 6 sec (6000 ms) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------State XX 5 rsl * * , rsl usage 64kbit should be BU How to find J-ports disp_eq 0 path XX 0, shows u site# mms id 36 1 State 0 mms 36 1, shows u mms 36 1 0 , state unlock, operation DE Disp_eq 0 msi 36 , shows u msi id# 36 cage# 1, slot# 16 Then u should check in T43 connectivity chart in slot & mms 0 or 1