ZXMW PR10 S400&S500 Digital Microwave System Configuration Guide

ZXMW PR10 S400&S500
Digital Microwave System

Configuration Guide
Version 2.01
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Contents
About This Manual............................................. I

Configuration Preparation .................................1
Preparing Documents ...................................................... 1
Preparing Tool and Software............................................. 1
Checking Configuration Conditions .................................... 2
Data Planning....................................................3
Networking Information................................................... 3
NE Properties ................................................................. 4
Protection Property ......................................................... 5
IDU Information ............................................................. 5
ODU Information ............................................................ 5
IP Address Planning ........................................................ 5
Basic Data Configuration ...................................7
Logging in to Web CIT ..................................................... 7
Obtaining IP Address of IDU......................................... 9
Logging in to Configuration Interface............................13
Configuring Protection Type ............................................15
Configuring E1 Capability................................................17
Configuring Modulation Mode ..........................................18
Configuring System Bandwidth ........................................20
Configuring ODU Frequency ............................................22
Performing ODU Frequency Scanning ...............................24
Configuring Transmitting Power of ODU ............................28
Equipment IP Address Configuration.................................31
Configuring Q Interface ..............................................31
Configuring R Interface ..............................................32
Configuring Static Routing ..........................................33
Configuring Dynamic Routing ......................................35
Configuring SNMP Manager .............................................36
Configuring Trap Address ................................................37
Setting NE Time ............................................................39
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Controlling QoS Ethernet Flow Rate..................................41

Configuring Switch Level ................................................46
Upgrading System .........................................................47
Checking Transceiving End Switch Log ..............................49
Service Configuration ...................................... 53
Configuring Main Service ................................................53
TDM Service .............................................................53
Configuring E1 Service.......................................53
ETH Service ..............................................................54
Configuring VLAN Service...................................54
Configuring Address Aging Mode .........................57
Configuring Port Mirror Function..........................58
Configuring External Alarm Function.................................59
Configuration Check ........................................ 63
Checking NE Configuration..............................................63
Checking System Availability ...........................................64
Checking Radio Port .......................................................64
Checking Trasceiving Power ............................................66
Checking Ethernet Transceiver Packages ...........................68
Figures ............................................................ 71
Tables ............................................................. 75
Glossary .......................................................... 77
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About This Manual
Purpose This manual introduces the configuration procedure and detail

steps of ZXMW S400&S500.
Intended � Configuration Engineer
Audience
� Commissioning Engineer
What Is in This This manual contains the following chapters.
Manual
Section Summary
Chapter 1 Configuration Introduces preparations before

Preparations S400&S500 configuration.
Chapter 2 Data Planning Introduces the planning data in

the following chapters.
Chapter 3 Basic Data Introduces the procedure of basic

Configuration data configuration.
Chapter 4 Service Configuration Introduces the procedure of

service configuration.
Chapter 5 Configuration Introduces the items of

Inspection configuration inspection.
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Chapter 1
Configuration
Preparation
Table of Contents
Preparing Documents .......................................................... 1
Preparing Tool and Software................................................. 1
Checking Configuration Conditions ........................................ 2
Preparing Documents
The following documents should be prepared.
� ** Network Planning Proposal
� ZXMW PR10 S400&S500 Digital Microwave System Configura-
tion Guide
Preparing Tool and Software

Prepare a computer that meets the following configuration require-
ment.
� CPU: Pentium 133 MHz or higher configuration
� Memory: 128 MB (256 MB or above is recommended)
� Hard disk: 20 MB or more disk space
� Display resolution: 800 × 600 (1024 × 768 is recommended)
� Network adapter: 10BASE-T interface
� Operating system:
� Microsoft Windows 98 or subsequent releases
� Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
� Web browser: Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or subsequent
releases
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Checking Configuration
Conditions
Before performing data configuration, check whether the following
conditions are satisfied.
� The NE equipment is powered on correctly.
� The communication on links among NE equipments is normal.
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Chapter 2
Data Planning
Table of Contents
Networking Information....................................................... 3
NE Properties ..................................................................... 4
Protection Property ............................................................. 5
IDU Information ................................................................. 5
ODU Information ................................................................ 5
IP Address Planning ............................................................ 5
Networking Information
Connection The following should be noted
between the
second-level 1. There is only one IP address of Q port, not R port.
equipments with
one jump
2. The IP address of Q port of two equipments should be set in
same network area.
FIGURE 1 CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SECOND-LEVEL EQUIPMENTS WITH

ONE JUMP

between the
second-level 1. The multi-jump equipments should expands by the IP address
equipments with of Q port
multi-jumps
2. The IP address of Q port of every equipments should be set in
same network area.
3. It should be sure that there is no ring in the network.

FIGURE 2 CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SECOND-LEVEL EQUIPMENTS WITH

MULTI-JUMPS

between the
second-level 1. If you want to connect the second level equipment with the
equipment and third level equipment, the only port that you can use is Q port.
the third-level
equipment 2. The IP address of Q port of two IDUs in the third-level equip-
ments should be set in different network area.
3. If the second-level equipment connect the third-level equip-
ment with the Q port, the IP address of Q ports should be set
in same network area.
4. The default gateway should be configured in the second-level
equipment.
FIGURE 3 CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SECOND LEVEL EQUIPMENT AND THE

THIRD LEVEL EQUIPMENT
NE Properties
TABLE 1 NE PROPERTIES
Item Property
Equipment model S400
Name 10.61.120.249

Chapter 2 Data Planning
Item Property
location shanghai
Contact information ZTE
Protection Property
TABLE 2 PROTECTION PROPERTY
Parameter Value
Protection Property No protection
IDU Information
TABLE 3 IDU PROPERTIES
Parameter Value
Configuration mode 8 E1+ETH (16 E1s at most)
Modulation mode 16QAM
Bandwidth 28 MHz
ODU Information
TABLE 4 ODU PROPERTIES
Parameter Value
Transmitting frequency 21910 MHz
Receiving frequency 23142 MHz
Transmitting Power 10 dBm
IP Address Planning
TABLE 5 IP ADDRESS PLANNING
IDU Item IP Address
IDU2 IP address of local NE 10.61.120.249/255.255.252.0

(Address of Q interface)

IDU Item IP Address
Radio IP address of 10.61.120.250/255.255.252.0

local NE (Address of R
interface)
IDU1 IP address of remote NE 10.61.100.249/255.255.252.0

(Address of Q interface)
Radio IP address of 10.61.100.250/255.255.252.0

remote NE (Address of R
interface)

Chapter 3
Basic Data Configuration
Table of Contents
Logging in to Web CIT ......................................................... 7
Configuring Protection Type ................................................15
Configuring E1 Capability....................................................17
Configuring Modulation Mode ..............................................18
Configuring System Bandwidth ............................................20
Configuring ODU Frequency ................................................22
Performing ODU Frequency Scanning ...................................24
Configuring Transmitting Power of ODU ................................28
Equipment IP Address Configuration.....................................31
Configuring SNMP Manager .................................................36
Configuring Trap Address ....................................................37
Setting NE Time ................................................................39
Controlling QoS Ethernet Flow Rate......................................41
Configuring Switch Level ....................................................46
Upgrading System .............................................................47
Checking Transceiving End Switch Log ..................................49
Logging in to Web CIT

If the IP address of the destination IDU is known, input the IP
address in the address bar of Internet Explorer and press Enter key
to access the login page of Web CIT system, as shown in Figure 4.

FIGURE 4 LOGIN INTERFACE OF WEB CIT
Type user name and password and click the LOGON button to
access the Web CIT system, as shown in Figure 5.

Chapter 3 Basic Data Configuration
FIGURE 5 MAIN INTERFACE OF WEB CIT
If the IP address of the destination IDU is unknown, obtain the IP

address first.
Obtaining IP Address of IDU

Prerequisites The PC is connected with the destination IDU with a straight Eth-
ernet cable.
Context The DHCP service is enabled for IDU upon delivery, and user can
obtain the IP address of IDU with that feature.
Steps 1. Right-click the My Network Places icon on the desktop, and
click Properties from the pop-up menu.

FIGURE 6 SELECTING PROPERTIES
2. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) in the Local Area Con-

nection Properties dialog box.
FIGURE 7 SELECTING INTERNET PROTOCOL (TCP/IP)
3. Click the Properties button to open the Internet Protocol

(TCP/IP) Properties dialog box. Check the radio button Ob-
tain an IP address automatically.

FIGURE 8 SETTING AUTOMATICALLY OBTAINING IP ADDRESS
4. Click the OK button to exit the property setting and return to

the desktop.
5. Type cmd in the Run dialog box, and click the OK button.
FIGURE 9 INPUTTING CMD
6. Type ipconfig /renew in the command line window.

FIGURE 10 INPUTTING IPCONFIG /RENEW
This command is used to obtain a new IP address for the PC

from DHCP server.
7. Press Enter key. The command line window displays the
prompt of success, which indicates that the PC has obtained
an IP address from the destination IDU as well as the authority
of accessing the IDU.
FIGURE 11 OBTAINING IP ADDRESS OF PC
8. Type ipconfig /all and press Enter key. The command line
window displays the IP address of the destination IDU, as
shown in Figure 12.

FIGURE 12 OBTAINING IP ADDRESS OF IDU
9. Type the IP address of the IDU in the address bar of Internet

Explorer and press Enter key. The logon page of the Web CIT
system appears.
END OF STEPS
Postrequisite Type user name and password and click the LOGON button to log
in to the Web CIT system.
Logging in to Configuration Interface

Prerequisites The Web CIT system is logged on successfully.
Context The configuration module is an important functional module of Web
CIT, providing configuration and control functions. It acts as the
core of the whole network management system. The proper work-
ing and normal communication of the microwave equipment de-
pends on the correct configuration of parameters of this module.
Steps 1. After logging in to the main interface of Web CIT, click Config-
uration in the left menu bar to expand submenus, as shown
in Figure 13.

FIGURE 13 MAIN INTERFACE OF WEB CIT
2. Select relevant node in the submenus of configuration man-

agement to configure parameters.
Figure 14 shows the expanded submenus of configuration man-
agement.

FIGURE 14 CONFIGURATION MENU TREE
END OF STEPS
Configuring Protection Type


Context S400: Supports no-protection configuration.

S500: Supports no-protection configuration and 1+1 protection
configuration (hot backup, space diversity).
Steps 1. Click Configuration > System > Protection in the left menu
bar, as shown in Figure 15.
FIGURE 15 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > SYSTEM > PROTECTION
2. Select the protection type from the Protection Type drop-

down list box on the right part of the configuration interface,
as shown in Figure 16.
FIGURE 16 SELECTING PROTECTION TYPE
For S400, select Unprotected from the drop-down list box.

3. Click the Apply button to complete the configuration.

END OF STEPS
Configuring E1 Capability
Context S400: S400 can be configured with 2 × E1, 4 × E1, 8 × E1 or 16 ×
E1.
S500: S500 can be configured with 2 × E1, 4 × E1, 8 × E1 or 16 ×
E1. If S500 with E1TU, it can be configured with 32 × E1.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > System > System in the left menu
FIGURE 17 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > SYSTEM > SYSTEM
2. Select the number of E1s to be used from the E1 Used Capa-

bility drop-down list box on the right part of the configuration
interface, as shown in Figure 18.

FIGURE 18 SELECTING E1 NUMBER
In this example, select 8×E1.

END OF STEPS
Configuring Modulation
Mode
Context The system modulation mode is related to the maximum service
capacity and the system bandwidth.

Modulation Bandwidth Service Capacity

Mode
Maximum Maximum
TDM Ethernet
QPSK 7 MHz 4 E1 10 Mbps
14 MHz 8 E1 20 Mbps
28 MHz 16 E1 40 Mbps
16QAM 7 MHz 8 E1 20 Mbps
14 MHz 16 E1 40 Mbps
28 MHz 16 E1 (S500: 40 Mbps (S500:

32E1) 75 Mbps)
2. Select the modulation mode from the Nominal Modulation

Type drop-down list box on the right part of the configuration
interface, as shown in Figure 20.

FIGURE 20 CONFIGURING MODULATION/DEMODULATION MODE
In this example, select 16QAM.

END OF STEPS
Configuring System
Bandwidth
Context The system bandwidth is related to the maximum service capacity
and the system modulation mode. For details, refer to Configuring
Modulation Mode.

2. Select the bandwidth from the Band Width drop-down list box
on the right part of the configuration interface, as shown in
Figure 22.

FIGURE 22 CONFIGURING SYSTEM BANDWIDTH
In this example, select 28000kHz.

END OF STEPS
Configuring ODU Frequency

Context The frequency band and frequency transceiving spacing of ODU
are listed as follows.
Frequency Band Frequency Transceiving

Spacing (MHz)
7 GHz 154, 161, 168, 196, 245
8 GHz 119, 126, 266, 310, 311.32
11 GHz 490, 500, 530
13 GHz 266

Frequency Band Frequency Transceiving

Spacing (MHz)
15 GHz 315, 420, 490, 728
18 GHz 1008, 1010, 1560
23 GHz 1008, 1200, 1232
26 GHz 1008
38 GHz 1260
Steps 1. Click Configuration > ODU > Frequency in the left menu
FIGURE 23 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > ODU > FREQUENCY
2. Click the text box corresponding to TX Frequency (kHz) on

the right part of the configuration interface, and input the
transmitting frequency of ODU, as shown in Figure 24.

FIGURE 24 CONFIGURING TRANSMITTING FREQUENCY
3. Click the Apply button to complete the transmitting frequency

configuration.
END OF STEPS
Performing ODU Frequency

Scanning
Context This function is designed for technical personnel to implement site
commissioning. It is used to scan frequency bands that do not
conflict with existing signal. The frequency scanning range is be-
tween 0 and the maximum frequency, and the scanning step is
integral times of ODU step. To avoid the scanning time to become
too long, the scan number is not more than 500.
Steps 1. In the left menu, click Maintenance > System > Scan Fre-
quency to set the start scanning frequency, the end scanning
frequency, and the scanning step, and click Apply, as shown
in Figure 25.

FIGURE 25 SETTING FREQUENCY SCANNING
2. Click RUN to start frequency scanning, and the system

prompts the scanning time. Click OK, as shown in Figure 26.

FIGURE 26 STARTING FREQUENCY SCANNING
3. The system automatically refreshes the interface, and the fre-

quency scanning result is displayed in the result list in the se-
quence from the strongest signal to the weakest signal, as
shown in Figure 27. Frequency scanning can be stopped by
clicking STOP.

FIGURE 27 FREQUENCY SCANNING RUNNING
4. After the frequency scanning is completed, the scanning result

is displayed in the result list in the sequence from the strongest
signal to the weakest signal, as shown in Figure 28.

FIGURE 28 FREQUENCY SCANNING COMPLETED
END OF STEPS
Configuring Transmitting
Power of ODU
Steps 1. Click Configuration > ODU > TPC in the left menu bar, as
shown in Figure 29.

FIGURE 29 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > ODU > TPC
2. Select Manual from the TPC Mode drop-down list box on the
right part of the configuration interface.
3. Select transmitting power of ODU from the drop-down list box
of Tx Power (dBm) on the right part of the configuration in-
terface, as shown in Figure 30.

FIGURE 30 CONFIGURING TRANSMITTING POWER OF ODU
In this example, select 10.
Note:
For S400, if you want to modify Tx Power, Tx Status must be
Unmute.
For S500 without 1+1 protection, if you want to modify Tx
Power, Tx Status must be Unmute.
For S500 with 1+1 protection, if you want to modify Tx Power
of one ODU, you should change Tx Power of both ODU same
time.
4. Click the Apply button to complete the transmitting power con-

figuration.
END OF STEPS

Equipment IP Address
Configuration
Configuring Q Interface
Context Each IDU has two IP addresses in the same network segment, cor-
responding to Q interface (i.e. network interface) and R interface
(i.e. radio interface) respectively.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > TCP/IP Config > Q Interface in the
left menu bar, as shown in Figure 31.
FIGURE 31 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > TCP/IP CONFIG > Q

INTERFACE
2. On the right part of the configuration interface, click the IP

Address and IP Mask text boxes, and input an IP address
and subnet mask respectively, as shown in Figure 32.

FIGURE 32 CONFIGURING IP ADDRESS OF Q INTERFACE
3. Click the Apply button to complete the configuration of Q in-

terface.
END OF STEPS
Configuring R Interface
Context Each IDU has two IP addresses in the same network segment, cor-
responding to Q interface (i.e. network interface) and R interface
(i.e. radio interface) respectively.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > TCP/IP Config > Radio Interface in
the left menu bar, as shown in Figure 33.
FIGURE 33 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > TCP/IP CONFIG > RADIO

INTERFACE

2. On the right part of the configuration interface, click the Radio

IP Address and Radio IP Mask text boxes, and input an IP
address and subnet mask respectively, as shown in Figure 34.
FIGURE 34 CONFIGURING IP ADDRESS OF R INTERFACE
3. Click the Apply button to complete the configuration of R in-

terface.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Static Routing

Context By configuring static routing, user can manually specify a path
through which one can access a network. Static routing is com-
paratively simple, and is often used when there is only a unique
path through which user can access a network.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > IP Routing > Static Routing in the

FIGURE 35 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > IP ROUTING > STATIC

ROUTING
2. On the right part of the configuration interface, input the desti-

nation IP address, subnet mask and gateway in corresponding
text boxes in Destination, Mask and Gateway, as shown in
Figure 36.
FIGURE 36 CONFIGURING STATIC ROUTING
Destination usually refers to the Ethernet IP address of the

remote NE.
Gateway refers to the gateway interface through which to ap-
proach the destination IP address.

3. Tick corresponding check box in the Enabled column, and click

the Apply button to complete the configuration of static rout-
ing.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Dynamic Routing

Context User can enable the dynamic routing function of the equipment,
which is often used on site.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > IP Routing > OSPF in the left menu
FIGURE 37 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > IP ROUTING > OSPF
2. Tick the Enabled check box in the OSPF area on the right part
of the configuration interface.
3. Click the Apply button to complete the configuration of dy-
namic routing.
END OF STEPS

Configuring SNMP Manager

Context Before using a centralized network management system to con-
nect the SNMP Agent of the target equipment, the IP address of
the PC where the network management system is installed must be
registered in the SNMP manager. At most 10 centralized network
management systems can be connected to a target equipment.
The PC registered in the SNMP manager can not only manage the
target equipment through SNMP but also receive the Trap message
actively reported by the target equipment.
Steps 1. Click Security > SNMP Manager in the left menu bar, as
shown in Figure 38.
FIGURE 38 SELECTING SECURITY > SNMP MANAGER
2. In the SNMP manager area on the right part of the configura-

tion interface, click a text box in the IP Address column and
input the IP address, as shown in Figure 39.

FIGURE 39 CONFIGURING SNMP MANAGER
3. Tick the corresponding check box in the Enabled column, and

click the Apply button to complete the configuration of SNMP
manager.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Trap Address

Context If a PC is registered in the Trap configuration page, the PC can
receive the Trap message actively reported by the destination
equipment. The configuration of SNMP management determines
wheather the PC can connect SNMP Agent through SNMP for
equipment management.
Steps 1. Click Security > Trap Destinations in the left menu bar, as
shown in Figure 40.

FIGURE 40 SECURITY > TRAP DESTINATIONS
2. On the right part of the configuration interface, click a text box

in the IP Address column and input the IP address, as shown
in Figure 41.

FIGURE 41 CONFIGURING TRAP ADDRESS
In this example, input 10.61.100.254 and 10.61.100.50.

If a PC with the IP address of 10.61.100.254 or 10.61.100.50
needs to use a centralized network management system to
receive the Trap message actively reported by the destination
equipment, its name and IP address should be registered in IP
Address. User can randomly set the PC name.
3. Tick corresponding check box in the Enabled column, and click
the Apply button to complete the configuration of Trap ad-
dress.
END OF STEPS
Setting NE Time
Context To set the correct time and time zone for an NE, perform the fol-
lowing steps.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > System > Time Management in the

FIGURE 42 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > SYSTEM > TIME MANAGEMENT
2. In the Time Management area on the right side of the win-

dow, click the SysTime text box and modify the NE's time, as
shown in Figure 43.
FIGURE 43 SETTING NE TIME
3. Click the Apply button to complete the time configuration.

4. In the Time Zone Management area on the right side of the
window, click the Time Zone drop-down list box and select the
correct time zone where the NE is located, as shown in Figure
44.

FIGURE 44 SETTING TIME ZONE
5. Click the Apply button to complete the time zone configura-

tion.
END OF STEPS
Controlling QoS Ethernet

Flow Rate
Context QoS can be implemented by controlling Ethernet flow rate. Usually,
the QoS function is performed together with the VLAN function.
Steps 1. In the left menu, click Configuration > Ethernet > QoS to
set QoS. Check Flow Control Enabled to enable the Ethernet
flow rate control function, as shown in Figure 45.

FIGURE 45 CONTROLLING QOS ETHERNET FLOW RATE
2. Select the priority protocol in the interface on the right. There

are four types of priority protocols: No Priority, DSCP,
802.1p, and Port Base, as shown in Figure 46.

FIGURE 46 SELECTING PRIORITY PROTOCOL
3. Select the priority scheme in the interface on the right,

as shown in Figure 47. There are four types of priority
schemes: High Priority, High:Low 10:1, High:Low 5:1,
and High:Low 2:1. Data packets are transmitted on high-rate
data channel and low-rate data channel. High:Low 10:1
means that for every 10 data packets transmitted on the
high-rate data channel, one data packet is transmitted on the
low-rate data channel.

FIGURE 47 SELECTING PRIORITY SCHEME
4. When the priority scheme is 802.1p, user can set the 802.1p-
based priority, as shown in Figure 48.

FIGURE 48 802.1P-BASED PRIORITY
5. When the priority scheme is DSCP, user can set the DSCP pri-
ority, as shown in Figure 49.

FIGURE 49 SETTING DSCP PRIORITY
END OF STEPS
Configuring Switch Level

Context Switch level specifies in which layer the network management in-
formation is exchanged. There are two choices for switch level
configuration: Mode 2(L3) and Mode 1(L2).
Note:
To implement handover between different switch level, IDU must
be rebooted. For both Mode 2(L3) and Mode 1(L2), the IP ad-
dress of the PC where user performs management operations and
IP address of the directly connected IDU must be in the same net-
work segment. For Mode 2(L3), the two IDUs of the two one-hop
equipments must be in different network segments respectively.
Steps 1. In the left menu, click Configuration > Switch Level >
Switch Level to select the switch level, and click Apply, as
shown in Figure 50.

FIGURE 50 SELECTING SWITCH LEVEL
2. Reboot IDU and log in the Web CIT system again. After doing
that, the switch level configuration takes effect.
END OF STEPS
Upgrading System
Steps 1. In the left menu, click Maintenance > System > System
Software, and click Apply, as shown in Figure 51.

FIGURE 51 UPGRADING SYSTEM SOFTWARE
2. The system software is downloaded automatically, as shown in

Figure 52. After the system software is downloaded success-
fully, restart the system.

FIGURE 52 DOWNLOADING SYSTEM SOFTWARE
END OF STEPS
Checking Transceiving End

Switch Log
Context This task is performed to query the switch log at the transceiving
end.
Steps 1. Click Performance > Switch Log > Tx Switch Log, and the
switch log at the transceiving end is displayed on the right, as
shown in Figure 53.

FIGURE 53 CHECKING SWITCH LOG AT TRANSCEIVING END
2. Click Reset, and the switch log will be cleared, as shown in

Figure 54.

FIGURE 54 CLEARING LOG
END OF STEPS


Chapter 4
Service Configuration
Table of Contents
Configuring Main Service ....................................................53
Configuring External Alarm Function ....................................59
Configuring Main Service

TDM Service
Configuring E1 Service
Context To enable the E1 service, perform the following steps.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > MUX Interface > Tributary in the left
menu bar, as shown in Figure 55.
FIGURE 55 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > MUX INTERFACE >

TRIBUTARY

2. On the right part of the configuration interface, tick the check

box(es) corresponding to the E1 port(s) to be enabled, as
shown in Figure 56.
FIGURE 56 CONFIGURING E1 SERVICE
3. Click the Apply button to complete the E1 service configura-

tion.
END OF STEPS
ETH Service
Configuring VLAN Service

Context VLAN is short for Virtual Local Area Network. The VLAN involved in
this configuration operation is a port-based VLAN. Only the ports
assigned with the same VLAN ID can communicate with each other.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > Ethernet > VLAN in the left menu bar,

Chapter 4 Service Configuration
FIGURE 57 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > ETHERNET > VLAN
2. In the VLAN configuration interface, tick the Enabled check

box, select the port type from the Port Type drop-down list
box, as shown in Figure 58.
FIGURE 58 CONFIGURING PORT TYPE
The port type determines whether the corresponding Ethernet

port accepts VLAN tag. Usually, Access is selected when the
port is connected to a terminal such as a PC. Tag Aware is
selected when the port is used for network interconnection,
such as connecting a router.
3. On the right part of the configuration interface, click Modify,

FIGURE 59 MODIFYING VLAN PORT CONFIGURATION
4. The Modify VLAN interface appears, as shown in Figure 60.

Modify the VLAN ID and VLAN port as required.
FIGURE 60 MODIFYING VLAN ID AND VLAN PORT
In this example, set VLAN ID as 2, and set VLAN Port as

Port 1.
5. Tick the VLAN Enabled check box and click the Apply button
to complete the configuration of VLAN ID and VLAN port.
6. On the right part of the configuration interface, modify other
items to be modified and enable the modification. Click the
Apply button to complete the VLAN service configuration, as
shown in Figure 61.

FIGURE 61 ENABLING VLAN MODIFICATION
END OF STEPS
Configuring Address Aging Mode

Context The switch has the function of automatically learning addresses.
The transmitted destination addresses and the source addresses
of received frames are saved in the address table. If an address
learned previously has no longer been obtained from the network
within the maximum aging time, this address will be deleted from
the address table of the switch. This operation is called address ag-
ing. Address aging can release space for newly-learned addresses.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > Ethernet > Port in the left menu bar,
FIGURE 62 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > ETHERNET > PORT

2. In the MAC Address Aging area, select the aging mode from
the Aging Mode drop-down list box, as shown in Figure 63.
FIGURE 63 CONFIGURING ADDRESS AGING MODE
In this example, select Normal Aging.

3. Click the Apply button to complete the configuration of address
aging mode.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Port Mirror Function

Context The port mirror function allows user to set a port as the mirror
port, and all data frames flowing through one or several specified
ports can be duplicated to this mirror port for monitoring.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > Ethernet > Port Mirror in the left
FIGURE 64 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > ETHERNET > PORT MIRROR
2. On the right part of the configuration interface, select the re-

ceiving port, transmitting port and sniffer port from Rx Port,
Tx Port and Sniffer Port drop-down list boxes respectively,

FIGURE 65 CONFIGURING PORT MIRROR
In this example, select Port 1 from Rx Port drop-down list

box, select Port 2 from Tx Port drop-down list box, and select
Port 3 from Sniffer Port drop-down list box.
With this configuration, the data transmitted from port 2 to
port 1 is duplicated to port 3.
3. Click the Apply button to complete the configuration of port
mirror function.
END OF STEPS
Configuring External Alarm

Function
Context User can configure the EDI In/Out function, that is, configuring
external alarm input/output.
Steps 1. Click Configuration > Controls > EDI In/Out in the left

FIGURE 66 SELECTING CONFIGURATION > CONTROLS > EDI IN/OUT
2. In the configuration interface of EDI In, select the alarm sever-

ity level from the Alarm Level drop-down list box, and select
the active status from the Active Status drop-down list box,
as shown in Figure 67 and Figure 68.
FIGURE 67 SETTING EDI INPUT 1
FIGURE 68 SETTING EDI INPUT 2
When Line Status is consistent with Active Status, the cor-

responding external alarm will be reported. User can set the
alarm description and alarm severity level.
4. In the configuration interface of EDI Out, select the alarm
mapping mode from the Mapping Alarm drop-down list box,

and select the manual control mode from the Manual Control
drop-down list box, as shown in Figure 69 and Figure 70.
FIGURE 69 SETTING EDI OUTPUT 1
FIGURE 70 SETTING EDI OUTPUT 2
If Mapping Alarm is set as NoAlarm, user can manually set

the line status as De-energized or Energized. If an alarm type
is selected from the Mapping Alarm drop-down list box and
the corresponding alarm occurs at the equipment, the line sta-
tus will change correspondingly from De-energized to Ener-
gized or from Energized to De-energized.
END OF STEPS


Chapter 5
Configuration Check
Table of Contents
Checking NE Configuration..................................................63
Checking System Availability ...............................................64
Checking Radio Port ...........................................................64
Checking Trasceiving Power ................................................66
Checking Ethernet Transceiver Packages ...............................68
Checking NE Configuration
Prerequisites The system configuration is completed through Web CIT.
Context The checking items include: system status, protection mode, soft-
ware version, TCP/IP configuration, ODU and power control con-
figuration.
Steps 1. Check the system status.
Choose Quick Setup > Quick Config > System, and check
the name, location, contact information, system time, E1 used
capacity, bandwidth and modulation mode.
2. Check the protection mode.
Choose Quick Setup > Quick Config > Protection, and
check the protection type and protection mode.
3. Check the software version.
Choose Quick Setup > Quick Config > Software, and check
the software version.
4. Check TCP/IP configuration.
Choose Quick Setup > Quick Config > TCP/IP, and check
NE IP address/mask, radio IP address/mask and remote NE IP
address.
5. Check the ODU status.
Choose Quick Setup > Quick Config > ODU, and check the
receiving/transmitting frequency, the receiving/transmitting
power and the transmitting frequency step.
6. Check the system power control.

Choose Quick Setup > Quick Config > TPC, and check the
power control mode, maximum ATPC transmitting power, ATPC
lower threshold, higher ATPC threshold.
END OF STEPS
Checking System Availability

Context This task is performed to record the system availability within 10
days, that is, time of system being available/(time of system being
available + system switch time).
Steps 1. In the left menu, click Performance > System > System
Availability, as shown in Figure 71.
FIGURE 71 CHECKING SYSTEM AVAILABILITY
END OF STEPS
Checking Radio Port

Context Statistics of information related to MU equipment is performed at
radio port according to the G802.6 standard. The statistics is dis-
played in three modes: current 15 minutes, history 15 minutes,
and current 24 hours. For each display mode, the statistics is
displayed according to ActiveMU, MUA, and MUB respectively. Ac-
tiveMU stands for the active MU, that is, only MUs in the active
status are counted. If MUA is in the active status, then MUA is
counted; if MUB is in the active status, then MUB is counted.
Steps 1. In the left menu, click Performance > Radio > Current, as
shown in Figure 72.

Chapter 5 Configuration Check
FIGURE 72 PERFORMANCE STATISTICS OF RADIO INTERFACE OF

CURRENT 15 MINUTES
In the interface on the right, observe performance indices of

the current 15 minutes at the radio port.
2. In the left menu, click Performance > Radio > Interval, as
shown in Figure 73.
FIGURE 73 PERFORMANCE STATISTICS OF RADIO INTERFACE OF

HISTORY 15 MINUTES

the history 15 minutes at the radio port.
3. In the left menu, click Performance > Radio > Total, as
shown in Figure 74.

FIGURE 74 PERFORMANCE STATISTICS FOR RADIO INTERFACE OF 24

HOURS

the current 24 hours at the radio port.
END OF STEPS
Checking Trasceiving Power

Context Trasceiving power statistics is performed for the sending power
and receiving power of ODU equipment. The statistics is displayed
in three modes: current 15 minutes, history 15 minutes, and cur-
rent 24 hours. In each display mode, the statistics is displayed
according to ODUA and ODUB respectively.
Steps 1. In the left menu, click Performance > TSL/RSL > Current
to set an upper threshold and a lower threshold and count the
duration that the current receiving power is lower than the two
thresholds respectively, as shown in Figure 75.

FIGURE 75 PERFORMANCE STATISTICS OF TRANSCEIVING POWER OF

CURRENT 15 MINUTES
2. In the left menu, click Performance > TSL/RSL > Interval,


HISTORY 15 MINUTES
3. In the left menu, click Performance > TSL/RSL > Total, as

shown in Figure 77.


24 HOURS
END OF STEPS
Checking Ethernet
Transceiver Packages
Context Data statistics for Ethernet port involves four common ports of Eth-
ernet and one wireless Ethernet port. The statistics is displayed
in three modes: current 15 minutes, history 15 minutes, and cur-
rent 24 hours. In each display mode, the statistics is displayed
according to the five ports respectively.
Note:
For port utilization, only the statistic data of wireless Ethernet port
is provided. Because the volume of statistic data of Ethernet is
very large, the display mode of history 15 minutes only provides
statistic data of one day.
Steps 1. In the left menu, click Performance > Ethernet > Current,

FIGURE 78 PERFORMANCE STATISTICS OF ETHERNET INTERFACE OF

CURRENT 15 MINUTES
2. In the left menu, click Performance > Ethernet > Interval,


HISTORY 15 MINUTES
3. In the left menu, click Performance > Ethernet > Total, as

shown in Figure 80.


24 HOURS
END OF STEPS

Figures
Figure 1 Connection between the second-level equipments

with one jump.................................................... 3
Figure 2 Connection between the second-level equipments
with multi-jumps ................................................ 4
Figure 3 Connection between the second level equipment
and the third level equipment............................... 4
Figure 4 Login Interface of Web CIT ...................................... 8
Figure 5 Main Interface of Web CIT ....................................... 9
Figure 6 Selecting Properties.............................................10
Figure 7 Selecting Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)...................10
Figure 8 Setting Automatically Obtaining IP Address...............11
Figure 9 Inputting cmd........................................................11
Figure 10 Inputting ipconfig /renew ..................................12
Figure 11 Obtaining IP Address of PC ...................................12
Figure 12 Obtaining IP Address of IDU..................................13
Figure 13 Main Interface of Web CIT ....................................14
Figure 14 Configuration Menu Tree.......................................15
Figure 15 Selecting Configuration > System > Protection...16
Figure 16 Selecting Protection Type...................................16
Figure 17 Selecting Configuration > System > System.......17
Figure 18 Selecting E1 Number ...........................................18
Figure 20 Configuring Modulation/Demodulation Mode ............20
Figure 22 Configuring System Bandwidth ..............................22
Figure 23 Selecting Configuration > ODU > Frequency.......23
Figure 24 Configuring Transmitting Frequency .......................24
Figure 25 Setting Frequency Scanning..................................25
Figure 26 Starting Frequency Scanning.................................26
Figure 27 Frequency Scanning Running ................................27
Figure 28 Frequency Scanning Completed .............................28
Figure 29 Selecting Configuration > ODU > TPC.................29
Figure 30 Configuring Transmitting Power of ODU ..................30

Figure 31 Selecting Configuration > TCP/IP Config > Q

Interface ........................................................31
Figure 32 Configuring IP Address of Q Interface.....................32
Figure 33 Selecting Configuration > TCP/IP Config >
Radio Interface...............................................32
Figure 34 Configuring IP Address of R Interface .....................33
Figure 35 Selecting Configuration > IP Routing > Static
Routing...........................................................34
Figure 36 Configuring Static Routing ....................................34
Figure 37 Selecting Configuration > IP Routing > OSPF .....35
Figure 38 Selecting Security > SNMP Manager...................36
Figure 39 Configuring SNMP Manager ...................................37
Figure 40 Security > Trap Destinations ............................38
Figure 41 Configuring Trap Address ......................................39
Figure 42 Selecting Configuration > System > Time
Management...................................................40
Figure 43 Setting NE Time ..................................................40
Figure 44 Setting Time Zone ...............................................41
Figure 45 Controlling QoS Ethernet Flow Rate........................42
Figure 46 Selecting Priority Protocol .....................................43
Figure 47 Selecting Priority Scheme .....................................44
Figure 48 802.1p-Based Priority ..........................................45
Figure 49 Setting DSCP Priority ...........................................46
Figure 50 Selecting Switch Level..........................................47
Figure 51 Upgrading System Software ..................................48
Figure 52 Downloading System Software ..............................49
Figure 53 Checking Switch Log at Transceiving End ................50
Figure 54 Clearing Log .......................................................51
Figure 55 Selecting Configuration > MUX Interface >
Tributary ........................................................53
Figure 56 Configuring E1 Service .........................................54
Figure 57 Selecting Configuration > Ethernet > VLAN ........55
Figure 58 Configuring Port Type...........................................55
Figure 59 Modifying VLAN Port Configuration .........................56
Figure 60 Modifying VLAN ID and VLAN Port ..........................56
Figure 61 Enabling VLAN Modification ...................................57
Figure 62 Selecting Configuration > Ethernet > Port..........57
Figure 63 Configuring Address Aging Mode............................58
Figure 64 Selecting Configuration > Ethernet > Port
Mirror .............................................................58

Figures
Figure 65 Configuring Port Mirror .........................................59

Figure 66 Selecting Configuration > Controls > EDI
In/Out............................................................60
Figure 67 Setting EDI Input 1..............................................60
Figure 68 Setting EDI Input 2..............................................60
Figure 69 Setting EDI Output 1 ...........................................61
Figure 70 Setting EDI Output 2 ...........................................61
Figure 71 Checking System Availability .................................64
Figure 72 Performance Statistics of Radio Interface of
Current 15 Minutes ............................................65
Figure 73 Performance Statistics of Radio Interface of History
15 Minutes .......................................................65
Figure 74 Performance Statistics for Radio Interface of 24
Hours ..............................................................66
Figure 75 Performance Statistics of Transceiving Power of
Current 15 Minutes ............................................67
Figure 76 Performance Statistics of Transceiving Power of
History 15 Minutes.............................................67
Figure 77 Performance Statistics of Transceiving Power of 24
Hours ..............................................................68
Figure 78 Performance Statistics of Ethernet Interface of
Current 15 Minutes ............................................69
Figure 79 Performance Statistics of Ethernet Interface of
History 15 Minutes.............................................69
Figure 80 Performance Statistics of Ethernet Interface of 24
Hours...............................................................70


Tables
Table 1 NE Properties .......................................................... 4

Table 2 Protection Property .................................................. 5
Table 3 IDU Properties......................................................... 5
Table 4 ODU Properties........................................................ 5
Table 5 IP Address Planning ................................................. 5


Glossary
CIT
- Craft Interface Terminal
IDU
- Indoor Unit
ODU
- Outdoor Unit
SNMP
- Simple Network Management Protocol
VLAN
- Virtual Local Area Network

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About This Manual............................................. I

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Controlling QoS Ethernet Flow Rate..................................41

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Purpose This manual introduces the configuration procedure and detail

Chapter 1 Configuration Introduces preparations before

Chapter 2 Data Planning Introduces the planning data in

Chapter 3 Basic Data Introduces the procedure of basic

Chapter 4 Service Configuration Introduces the procedure of

Chapter 5 Configuration Introduces the items of

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Preparing Tool and Software

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FIGURE 1 CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SECOND-LEVEL EQUIPMENTS WITH

Connection The following should be noted

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FIGURE 2 CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SECOND-LEVEL EQUIPMENTS WITH

Connection The following should be noted

FIGURE 3 CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SECOND LEVEL EQUIPMENT AND THE

Equipment model S400

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Contact information ZTE

Protection Property No protection

Configuration mode 8 E1+ETH (16 E1s at most)

Modulation mode 16QAM

Transmitting frequency 21910 MHz

Receiving frequency 23142 MHz

Transmitting Power 10 dBm

IDU Item IP Address

IDU2 IP address of local NE 10.61.120.249/255.255.252.0

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IDU Item IP Address

Radio IP address of 10.61.120.250/255.255.252.0

IDU1 IP address of remote NE 10.61.100.249/255.255.252.0

Radio IP address of 10.61.100.250/255.255.252.0

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Basic Data Configuration

Logging in to Web CIT

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FIGURE 4 LOGIN INTERFACE OF WEB CIT

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FIGURE 5 MAIN INTERFACE OF WEB CIT

If the IP address of the destination IDU is unknown, obtain the IP

Obtaining IP Address of IDU

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FIGURE 6 SELECTING PROPERTIES

2. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) in the Local Area Con-

FIGURE 7 SELECTING INTERNET PROTOCOL (TCP/IP)

3. Click the Properties button to open the Internet Protocol

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FIGURE 8 SETTING AUTOMATICALLY OBTAINING IP ADDRESS

4. Click the OK button to exit the property setting and return to

FIGURE 9 INPUTTING CMD

6. Type ipconfig /renew in the command line window.

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