ZXSDR BS8700 Step by Step Commissioning Guide

ZXSDR BS8700 Step by Step Commissioning Guide
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Revision History
Product Version Document Version Serial Number Reason for Revision
R1.0
First published
Author
Date Document Version Prepared by Reviewed by Approved by
2010-5-7
R1.0
Bai Guowei
Cai Kai
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About This Document

Applicable to: ZXSDR BS8700 BTS Intended for: Supervisor, commissioning engineer This document aims to guide the commissioning task of site engineer after the completion of BS8700 installation and acceptance test. For detailed information of installation procedure and installation check, please refer to the related documents.
Summary
Chapter Description
1 Overview 2 Product Introduction 3 Preparations Before Onsite Operation 4 Commissioning 5 BTS Test 6 Site Cleaning Error: Reference source not found Error: Reference source not found
Commissioning flow, manpower projection and skills required Introduction about BBU and RRU Prerequisites, tools and documents required for commissioning Checking hardware, cables, power-on/power-off and running status of BTS CS service test, PS service test, handover test, filling of test report Items to be cleaned on site Appendix
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Overview 1 1.1 Introduction...................................................................................................................1 1.2 BTS Commissioning Flowchart.....................................................................................1 1.3 Manpower Projection....................................................................................................1 1.4 Required Skills.............................................................................................................. 2 2 Product Introduction.....................................................................................................2 2.1 BBU (B8200) ................................................................................................................2 2.2 BBU Boards (B8200) ....................................................................................................3 2.3 BBU External Cable Connection (B8200) .....................................................................4 2.4 RRU (R8860) ...............................................................................................................5 3 Preparations Before Onsite Operation.........................................................................6 3.1 Checking Onsite Commissioning Conditions ................................................................6 3.2 Preparing Tools............................................................................................................. 6 3.3 Preparing Documents...................................................................................................7 4 Commissioning..............................................................................................................7 4.1 Checking Hardware.......................................................................................................7 4.1.1 Checking Configuration and Model of BBU and RRU...........................................7 4.1.2 Checking SA Jumpers..........................................................................................9 4.1.3 Checking Power Supply.....................................................................................11 4.1.4 Checking BTS Transmission..............................................................................12 4.1.5 Checking Cable Connection...............................................................................14 4.1.6 Checking Power-on/Power-off of BTS................................................................15 4.1.7 Checking BTS Running Status...........................................................................17 5 BTS Test 18 5.1 Commissioning Test....................................................................................................18 5.1.1 CS Service Test.................................................................................................18 5.1.2 PS Service Test..................................................................................................20 5.1.3 Handover Test....................................................................................................20 5.2 BTS Commissioning Test Report (Completed on Site)...............................................21 6 Site Cleaning................................................................................................................ 22
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FIGURES
Figure 1-1 BTS Commissioning Flowchart.....................................................................1 Figure 2-2 ZXSDR B8200 GU360 Configuration...............................................................2 Figure 2-3 Appearance of R8860.....................................................................................5 Figure 2-4 RRU interfaces................................................................................................6 Figure 4-5 Board Slot Configuration...............................................................................7 Figure 4-6 Factory Bar Code of CC Board......................................................................8 Figure 4-7 Position of the SA Jumper...........................................................................10 Figure 4-8 Cable Connection of BTS.............................................................................15
TABLES
Table 1-1 Manpower Projection........................................................................................1 Table 2-2 ZXSDR B8200 Board List.................................................................................3 Table 2-3 Description of B8200 External Cable Connection..........................................4 Table 4-4 Checklist of BBU and RRU Product Configurations and Models.................8 Table 4-5 Setting of X5 Jumper [1, 0] ..............................................................................9 Table 4-6 Setting of X5 Jumper [3, 2]..............................................................................9 Table 4-7 Setting of X6 jumpers.....................................................................................11 Table 4-8 Checklist of Input Power Supply...................................................................12 Table 4-9 BTS Transmission Checklist.........................................................................12 Table 4-10 75 E1 Cable Sequence ...............................................................................13 Table 4-11 120 E1 Cable and 120 T1 Cable Sequences..........................................13 Table 4-12 Cable Connection Checklist........................................................................14 Table 4-13 Description of B8200 Board Status in Normal Working Status................17 Table 5-14 BTS Commissioning Test Report................................................................21
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1.1
Overview
Introduction
This guide focuses on the commissioning of ZXSDR BS8700, including SDR commissioning flow and procedure. Please conduct commissioning according to this guide after equipment installation and check. For equipment installation information, please refer to the following documents.
ZXSDR BS8700 (V4.00.30) Hardware Installation Guide (BBU) ZXSDR BS8700 (V4.00.30) Hardware Installation Guide (RRU) ZXSDR BS8700 (V4.00.30) Hardware Description
1.2
BTS Commissioning Flowchart

Figure 1-1 BTS Commissioning Flowchart
1.3
Manpower Projection
Table 1-1 Manpower Projection Position Responsibilities
BTS commissionin g engineer
Prepare and check BTS commissioning, and assist the iBSC&RNC commissioning engineer in finishing BTS commissioning.
Position
Responsibilities
Supervisor iBSC&RNC commissionin g engineer
Be responsible for the whole process of commissioning Perform data synchronization between BTS and OMCR, and trace BTS related signaling in the course of BTS commissioning.
1.4
Required Skills
The person responsible for BS8700 commissioning should know about the following knowledge:
ZXSDR BS8700 products (boards, cables and system infrastructure), as well as installation and checking modes. Types, sequences and connection methods of SDR transmission cables. Basic (speech and data) commissioning skills of SDR.
Product Introduction
ZXSDR BS8700 is of distributed structure, which includes baseband unit (BBU) and remote radio unit (RRU).
2.1
BBU (B8200)
ZXSDR B8200 GU360 is also named indoor GSM/UMTS dual-mode baseband pool.
Figure 2-2 ZXSDR B8200 GU360 Configuration
2.2
BBU Boards (B8200)

Table 2-2 ZXSDR B8200 Board List Abbreviation Full name Description
PM0
Power Module
It provides power to the other boards. One module is configured by default; 1+1 backup configuration is optional. This board integrates the functions of environment monitoring and E1 interface, providing 6 incoming and 2 outgoing lines of dry contact monitoring and 8 lines of E1/T1 interfaces. Besides, it provides one line of RS232 and one line of RS485. Its functions include switching of media stream and control stream, processing clocks and managing subracks. The panel provides GE interface (optional for optical and electrical) for transmission over Iub, and it also provides antenna interface. Only one module is configured by default. 1+1 backup configuration is optional. The REF interface supports import of BITS signal source. This board focuses on IQ signal switching. Each supports 6 fiber interfaces to connect with the RRU module. Two FSs at the maximum in loading sharing mode can be configured. Baseband board for WCDMA UBPG is the baseband board of GSM. One UBPG supports 12 TRXs. It is on the right side of the subrack,, which is used for heat dissipation.
SA
Site Alarm Module
CC0/CC1
Control and Clock Module
FS
Fabric Switch Module
BPC
Baseband Processing Board Type C GSM Baseband Processor FAN Module
UBPG FA
2.3
BBU External Cable Connection (B8200)

Table 2-3 Description of B8200 External Cable Connection
B8200 External Cable Connection
No
Cable name
Media/ type
Usage
Local end connected to
Peer end connected to
GPS antenna cable B8200 power cable Blue and black power cables
It receives GPS signals
REF port on the CC board of B8200 Power interface on the PM board of B8200 DB44 connector DB9 connector DB25 connector E1 interface on the SA board of B8200
GPS lightning arrester
B8200 power cable
-48V DC power supply E1 cable stud out of the DDF External commissioning device Parts to be monitored
It connects E1 SA panel cable It connects RS232/RS485 serial port cable It connects external alarm cable 4 Iub/Abis interface 2M coaxial cable Iub/Abis interface It connects the Ethernet interface between BBU and iBSC/RNC. This interface provides optical interface and electrical interface of the Ethernet on the panel (10M/100M/1000 M self-adaptive) It connects optical port between BBU and iBSC/RNC
iBSC/RNC
Iub/Abis interface and GE electrical port cables
RJ45 supper categor y 5/6 twistedpair
ETH0 interface on the CC board of B8200 (electrical port)
The IP network of iBSC/RNC
Iub/Abis interface optical port
Fiber
Optical port on the CC board of B8200
The IP network connecting to RNC/Abis (not in use because of technical limitations)
B8200 External Cable Connection
No
Cable name
Media/ type
Usage
Local end connected to
Peer end connected to
CPRI interface cable RRU commiss ioning cable RRU antenna
Singlemode fiber RMB interfac e cable and interfac e board 7/8'' feeder
It connects BBU and RRU to transmit IQ signals It connects RRU for commissioning
Optical port on the FS board of B8200 Monitor interface on the RRU Antenna interface on the RRU EXT interface on the CC board of B8200
CPRI interface on the RRU
RMB board
Feeder EXT external telecommunicatio n interface, connecting external receiver;
Cell antenna
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2.4
RRU (R8860)
R8860 is an outdoor macro remote radio unit (RRU).
Figure 2-3 Appearance of R8860
Figure 2-4 RRU interfaces
1. (LC1) Interface between BBU and RRU/RRU cascading interface 2. (LC2) Interface between BBU and RRU/RRU cascading interface 3. (AISG) AISG equipment interface 4. (Mon) Interfaces for external devices (such as monitoring, LMT, etc.) 5. (DCIN) Power interface 6. Interface for Rx diversity RF cable 7. (Interface for RX/TX) Main RF cable 8. (RXout) Frequency extension interface 9. (Rxin) Frequency extension interface 10. (GND) Grounding
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3.1
Preparations Before Onsite Operation

Checking Onsite Commissioning Conditions
Please refer to the following steps to see if the site is available for commissioning:
Make sure the equipment has been installed properly on site, and items in installation acceptance test have been passed; Find out the transmission type of the BTS; Check whether transmission and power supply are ready for commissioning; You need to get the confirmation of the project manager upon the completion of the above three steps.
3.2
Preparing Tools
A laptop; (Both cross and flathead) screwdrivers, wrenches, multi-meter, and other commonly used tools; Two testing handsets supporting the services to be tested and related data cables; The SIM cards supporting the services to be tested.
3.3
Preparing Documents
You can find all of the following documents on TSM website (log on to ecc.zte.com.cn and then click Technical Support), or ask the engineers in the local office for the documents. ZXSDR B8200&R8860 Commissioning Test Record ZXSDR B8200&B8860 Test Guide
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4.1
4.1.1
Commissioning
Checking Hardware
Checking Configuration and Model of BBU and RRU
Purpose
Check the configuration and model of the BTS to be commissioned to ensure it is consistent with what is planned. Record the factory bar code of the PCB on CC board, and send it to iBSC&RNC commissioning engineer for data synchronization.
Procedure (BBU)
1. Check the following items according to the Figure 4 -5: 1. 2. Check whether the site has been configured with boards as planned; Check whether the boards are all in correct slots;
Figure 4-5 Board Slot Configuration
2.
The BTS commissioning engineer records the factory bar code on the PCB of CC1 board as shown in Figure 4 -6, and sends it to the RNC&iBSC commissioning
engineer for data synchronization.
Figure 4-6 Factory Bar Code of CC Board
Procedure (RRU)
1. Check the nameplate on the left of RRU to see whether it is consistent with what is planned; Check the nameplate on the left of RRU to see whether its power and frequency range are consistent with what is planned;
2.
Criteria
Table 4-4 Checklist of BBU and RRU Product Configurations and Models Item Contents Result Remarks
Whether the site has been configured with boards as planned Check BBU and RRU product configurations and models Whether the boards are in correct slots Whether RRU product models are consistent with what is planned Whether RRU product power and frequency range are consistent with what is planned
Yes Yes Yes Yes
No No No No
4.1.2
Checking SA Jumpers
Purpose Check transmission type and networking type on site:
Check transmission mode of Iub/Abis interface circuit (X1, X5) Check cabinet No. in the case of BBU cascading (X6)
Procedure
1. Change the settings of X1 and X5 jumpers with jumper cap. Figure 4 -7 shows the position of jumpers, and Table 4 -5 and Table 4 -6 show their functions. Short circuit means that there is a jumper cap, and Open circuit means there is not. 1. 2. Work modes of uplink/downlink links Matching impedance
Table 4-5 Setting of X5 Jumper [1, 0] X5 jumper position [1, 0] E1/T1 mode
[short circuit, short circuit] [short circuit, open circuit] [open circuit, short circuit] [open circuit, open circuit]
3.
Reserved T1, 100 E1, 120 (open circuit, and the SA board is close to the jumper at the panel, as shown in Figure 4 -7 E1, 75 (default value)
E1/T1, and combination of long cable (more than 1000 meters) and short cable (less than 1000 meters)
Table 4-6 Setting of X5 Jumper [3, 2] X5 jumper position [3, 2] Mode
[open circuit, open circuit] [short circuit, short circuit] [open circuit, short circuit] [short circuit, open circuit]
uplink short, downlink short uplink long, downlink long uplink short, downlink long uplink long, downlink short
Figure 4-7 Position of the SA Jumper
Reference
Uplink represents the transmission from BBU to iBSC/RNC, and downlink represents the reverse; Long/short cable refers to the receiving mode of E1. Use the long cable if E1 transmission distance is longer than 1km, and use the short if otherwise.
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2.
Change the setting of X6 jumper with the jumper cap in the case of BBU cascading. At most 8 sets of BBU (from 000 to 111, as shown in Table 4 -7) can be cascaded. The default value is 000.
Table 4-7 Setting of X6 jumpers Position of X6 jumper [2,1,0] BBU cabinet No.
[open circuit, open circuit, open circuit] [open circuit, open circuit, short circuit] [open circuit, short circuit, open circuit] [open circuit, short circuit, short circuit] [short circuit, open circuit, open circuit] [short circuit, open circuit, short circuit] [short circuit, short circuit, open circuit] [short circuit, short circuit, short circuit]
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
4.1.3
Checking Power Supply

Purpose To ensure the power supply of the BTS is normal for subsequent commissioning. Procedure
1. 2. 3. Wear the anti-statistic wrist; Check the cable tag, and check the polarity of BBU and RRU input power; Measure input voltage of BBU and RRU with the multi-meter: 1. 2. Normal range of DC power supply: -40V DC to -57V DC; Normal range of AC power supply: 200V AC to 240V AC,
Note: BBU only supports DC power supply, so it is necessary to use PSU module for ACDC conversion in the case of AC power supply.
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Criteria
Table 4-8 Checklist of Input Power Supply Item Content and criteria Result Remarks
Check power supply
Whether the polarities of the BBUs and RRUs power supply are correct Whether input voltage of BBU and RRU is normal
Yes No Yes No
4.1.4
Checking BTS Transmission

Purpose To ensure the BTS transmission is normal for commissioning. Procedure E1 cables:
1. Identify each pair of E1 cables by cable sequence and color spectrum shown in Table 4 -10 and Table 4 -11; Perform self-loop for each pair of E1 cables; Contact BSC engineer to make sure if E1 /T1 transmission is normal.
2. 3.
FE cables:
1. Connect both RJ-45 connectors of the FE cable to the FE cable detector, and check whether the FE cable is correctly made based on indicators on the FE cable. If the 8 indicators flash in sequence, it shows the connection is correct.
Criteria
Table 4-9 BTS Transmission Checklist Item Contents and criteria Result Remarks
BTS transmissio n Reference
Whether connection between E1 cable and DDF rack is correct Whether connection between FE cable and switch is correct
Yes No Yes No
E1 cable description:
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75 E1 cable:
8 pairs of 75 E1 are often used in China. One end of it is the DB44 connector, and the other end is divided into 2 cables (the connectors are made on site). Each of the two has 8 cores (1-8), which support 4 pairs of E1. The labeled cables are the 1 st-4th pairs of E1, while the unlabeled ones are the other 4 pairs. The E1 labeled with 1 and 2 are the first pair, those with 3 and 4 are the second pair, and so on. See the following table for the cable sequence description.
Table 4-10 75 E1 Cable Sequence
Signal definition Pin at End A Cable color spectrum Signal definition Pin at End A Cable color spectrum
RX0 22 11 extern al RX4 13 21 extern al
RX0+ 23 11 intern al RX4+ 14 21 intern al
TX0 24 12 extern al TX4 43 22 extern al
TX0+ 25 12 intern al TX4+ 44 22 intern al
RX1 1 13 extern al RX5 39 23 extern al
RX1+ 2 13 intern al RX5+ 40 23 intern al
TX1 3 14 extern al TX5 41 24 extern al
TX1+ 4 14 intern al TX5+ 42 24 intern al
11internal, 11external represents the internal or external conductor of the coaxial cable identified with 1.
120 E1 cable and 100 T1 cable
120 E1 and 100 T1 are divided into 4 pairs of E1/T1 and 8 pairs of E1/T1. One end of it is the DB44 connector, and each cable has 16 cores (1-16), which supports 4 pairs of E1/T1, the labeled ones are the 1 st-4th pairs of E1, and the unlabeled ones are the 5th-8th E1/T1. See the following table for cable sequence.
Table 4-11 120 E1 Cable and 120 T1 Cable Sequences
Signal definition Pin at End A Cable color spectrum Signal definition Pin at End A Cable color
RX0 22 blue/1 red RX4 13 yellow
RX0+ 23 blue/1b lack RX4+ 14 yellow/
TX0 24 pink/ 1red TX4 43 gray/
TX0+ 25 pink/1 black TX4+ 44 gray/2
RX1 1 green /1red RX5 39 blue/3
RX1+ 2 green/ 1black RX5+ 40 blue/3b
TX1 3 yellow /1red TX5 41 pink/3
TX1+ 4 yellow/ 1black TX5+ 42 pink/3bl
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Signal definition spectrum
RX0 /2red
RX0+ 2black
TX0 2red
TX0+ black
RX1 red
RX1+ lack
TX1 red
TX1+ ack
Blue/1 red means that there is 1 red flag on the blue cable; pink /2 red means there are 2 red flags on the pink cable.
4.1.5
Checking Cable Connection

Items
Table 4-12 Cable Connection Checklist Item Description Result Remarks
Check cable connectio n of the rack Check Iub/Abis interface connectio n Check other cables
Whether the fiber between the FS board and RRU is correct, or whether the SFP high speech cable connection is correct. If the FE cable is used, check whether its connection from the switch to the CC board is correct. If the E1 cable is used, check whether its connection from the DDF rack to the SA cable of BTS is correct. Whether the cables of dry contacts, the Serial Ports 232 and 485 are connected correctly.
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
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Figure 4-8 Cable Connection of BTS
4.1.6
Purpose
Checking Power-on/Power-off of BTS
To ensure BBU and RRU can work normally. Procedure (BBU)

1. Power-on Procedure: 1. Plug out all of the boards of B8200 carefully, and keep the PM (power module) in the slot. After the BTS is powered on, check whether the RUN indicator of the PM module is ON, and the ALM indicator is OFF. Check whether the FAN module is running normally (the PWR indicator is ON, and the ALM indicator is OFF. If the FAN module is in normal operation, please insert the CC, BPC, UBPG, FS and SA one by one.
2.
3.
2.
Power-off Procedure:
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1.
Shut down the power supply system directly.
Reference After the PM module or any board is just powered on, the ALM indicator flashes, which shows the board has not been started. If the SA board is not inserted, the ALM indicator on the FA panel will be ON. Hot plug-out/in of the power cables is forbidden. The handle bar on the left of a board has three gears, and that on the right is fixed. Please gear the handle bar to the outmost before plugging out the board, and gear the handle bar to the inmost before plugging in the board. To remove the fan subrack, firstly please push the lock-switch on the panel on the right before plugging out the fan subrack. Procedure (RRU)
1. Power-on Procedure: 1. Special power cables have been delivered together with the RRU to connect with -48VDC power cabinet or AC power cabinet. Please ensure the power cables and PGND cables are correctly connected before using the fuse.
2.
Power-off Procedure: 1. Shut down the power supply of RRU:
When the RRU is installed indoors, switch off the RRU air-switch of the AC/DC power distribution box; When the RRU is installed outdoors, switch off the RRU air-switch of the indoor/outdoor DC lightning protection box;
Note: After all of the above procedure, the BTS commissioning engineer should feed back the BTS status to the iBSC&RNC commissioning engineer, who will then conduct version upgrade and data synchronization accordingly. Follow-up operations are not allowed until the iBSC&RNC commissioning engineer completes the job and sends a notice. Ensure that the iBSC&RNC has finished BTS version upgrade and data synchronization before the subsequent procedures.
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4.1.7
Checking BTS Running Status

Prerequisites
1. 2. 3. SDR version is completely loaded. SDR data synchronization between foreground and background is completed. SDR is reset and restarted normally.
Purpose
1. 2. 3. To make sure BTS hardware work normally. To make sure the current versions in the BTS are correct. To make sure SDR data synchronization between foreground and background is completed.
Procedure (BBU)
1. After the BTS is reset and restarted, all of the boards can resume working normally in 5 minutes. Check the status of indicators on the boards according to Table 4 -13. Contact the BSC engineer to check the running status of the current version. Contact the BSC engineer to see whether the running status of BBU boards is consistent with what the indicators show. Indicator in green means normal status.
2. 3. 4.
Table 4-13 Description of B8200 Board Status in Normal Working Status Board RUN Indicator (Green) ALM Indicator (Red)
FM SA CC FS UBPG FA module Reference
Flashing at 1Hz Flashing at 1Hz Flashing at 1Hz Flashing at 1Hz Flashing at 1Hz Flashing at 1Hz
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
When the BTS is restarted and reset, ALM indicators of PM and the boards may keep flashing for a while. It is a normal status because the boards have not been started. If the board indicators are in abnormal status, please contact the iBSC&RNC
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commissioning engineer for help. Procedure (RRU)

1. 2. After the BTS is reset and restarted, RRU resumes working normally in 10 minutes; Contact BSC engineer to see whether the RRU boards work normally in OMC. Indicator in green means normal status.
Warning: It is forbidden to open the front panel of RRU to see its running status.
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5.1
BTS Test
Commissioning Test
Prerequisites Before the test of each item, please notify BSC engineer to make sure the equipment works normally and the configuration related to the test is completed. Tools
Two testing handsets (with frequency lock and forced handover functions); Two SIM cards; Data cables for testing handsets (to test PS service, optional) Test computer (to test PS service, optional)
5.1.1
5.1.1.1
CS Service Test
Dial Test of CS Service
Procedure
1. 2. BSC engineer selects a cell for the test; Lock the frequency of testing handsets at the BCCH frequency of the tested cell.
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Note: The commissioning engineers should know how to perform frequency lock. Otherwise please refer to the guide of testing handsets or consult BSC engineer.
3. Local MS user (the calling party) initiates a call. The called party answers. The calling party hangs up first. Local MS user (the calling party) initiates a call. The called party answers. The called party hangs up first. The calling party initiates a call. Local MS user (the called party) answers. The calling party hangs up first. The calling party initiates a call. Local MS user (the called party) answers. The called party hangs up first.
4.
5.
6.
End of procedures Acceptance Criteria

1. 2. 3. 4. The calling party can hear ring-back tone. The called party answers successfully. Conversation is in good quality. Both the calling party and the called party can hang up normally.
5.1.1.2
Dial Test for the Services in Channels

Procedure
1. 2. Notify BSC engineer before the test. After BSC engineer completes the settings for the test, lock the frequency of the testing handset at BCCH frequency of the tested cell. Perform dial test. Notify BSC engineer to observe the status of reserved (unblocked) TS. Repeat steps 1-4 to test the other TSs in the BTS.
3. 4. 5.
End of procedures
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Acceptance Criteria All TCHs of the BTS support CS service.
5.1.2
PS Service Test
Procedure
1. Set the IP address and gateway of the data server according to the parameters provided by the operator.
Note: The commissioning engineer should know how to set the IP address and gateway of data server. Otherwise please consult BSC engineer.
2. Input WAP address into the testing handset to log on to WAP website.
Note: The commissioning engineers should have the skill of WAP browsing with testing handset. Otherwise please consult BSC engineer.
3. 4. Record WAP average login time and WAP login success rate. Refresh WAP webpage on testing handset. Record WAP refresh success rate.
End of procedures Acceptance Criteria WAP login success rate is above 90%. Webpage can be logged in normally.
5.1.3
Handover Test
Procedure
1. Select a cell of the BTS and lock the frequency of the testing handset at BCCH frequency of the cell. Establish a call. Observe the parameters of neighbor cells with testing handset to find anther cell in the same BTS as the target cell. The received level of the target cell should be
2. 3.
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above ReLevMin, and near or higher than the level of the frequency in the conversation. 4. Set handover function of the testing handset to perform forced handover.
End of procedures Acceptance Criteria The testing handset can be handed over to the target cell while the conversation remains normal.
5.2
BTS Commissioning Test Report (Completed on Site)

Table 5-14 BTS Commissioning Test Report Item Content Result Remark
Local MS user as the calling party
Number of dial times: Number of success times: Number of failure times: Number of poor-quality call times: Service quality: Normal Silence One-way audio Cross talk Echo Background noise Intermittent voice Number of dial times: Number of success times: Number of failure times: Number of poor-quality call times: Service quality: Normal Silence One-way audio Cross talk Echo Background noise Intermittent voice Number of dialed TSs: Number of normal TSs: Number of abnormal TSs:
Yes No
Local MS user as the called party
Yes No
TS dial test
Yes No
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Item
Content
Result
Remark
WAP test
WAP average login time WAP login success rate: WAP refresh success rate
Yes No Yes No
Handover test
Handover times: ______ Success times: _______ Failure times: ________
Site Cleaning
Clean the site upon the completion of BTS commissioning.
1. 2. Clean up the useless stuffs in the equipment. Check if the equipment door is closed and locked.
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