Base Station Configuration Guide

V1.11

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About This Document

This document describes the configuration of the Baicells base station of QC platform.
It is a guide how to configure the base station to access the network after installation.

This document is suitable for software version V1.11.x.

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 Contents
1. Configuration Overview .............................................................................................. 1

Configuration Flow .................................................................................................... 1

Data Preparation ....................................................................................................... 1

2. Login Web Client ......................................................................................................... 2

Web Client Environmental Requirements ............................................................... 2

Connect Web Client to Base Station ........................................................................ 2

Set Up Client Computer ............................................................................................ 2

Log In .......................................................................................................................... 4
3. Quick Setting ............................................................................................................... 5
4. Configure Network Interface ...................................................................................... 7

Configure WAN Interface ........................................................................................... 7

Configure LAN Interface ............................................................................................. 9

Configure Route ....................................................................................................... 10

Configure Host.......................................................................................................... 11

Configure IPSec ........................................................................................................ 12

Configure Backhaul .................................................................................................. 16

Configure LGW ......................................................................................................... 17

4.7.1 Configure Terminal Traffic Control ................................................................... 18

5. Configure eNodeB Parameter .................................................................................. 19

Configure Security ................................................................................................... 19

Configure Management Server .............................................................................. 20

Configure Synchronization ....................................................................................... 20

License Management ............................................................................................... 22

Configuration HaloB Function .................................................................................. 22

6. Configure System Parameter ................................................................................... 24

Configure NTP.......................................................................................................... 24

Upgrade ................................................................................................................... 25
 6.2.1 Firmware Upgrade ............................................................................................ 25

6.2.2 Rollback ............................................................................................................ 25

Backup ...................................................................................................................... 26

6.3.1 Import Configuration File ................................................................................. 26

6.3.2 Import eNB Configuration File .......................................................................... 26

6.3.3 Backup Configuration ....................................................................................... 26

6.3.4 Backup Log Files ................................................................................................ 26

6.3.5 Backup Crash Logs ............................................................................................ 27

6.3.6 Restore Default Configuration .......................................................................... 27

Change Password .................................................................................................... 27

Certificate ................................................................................................................ 27
7. Configure LTE Parameter ......................................................................................... 29

Configure LTE Neighbor Frequency and Cell ........................................................... 29

Configure 3G Neighbor Frequency and Cell ............................................................ 31

Configure GSM Neighbor Frequency and Cell ......................................................... 33

Configure Mobility Parameter.................................................................................. 35

7.4.1 A1 Event Threshold........................................................................................... 35

7.4.2 A2 Event Threshold........................................................................................... 36

7.4.3 A3 Event Threshold........................................................................................... 36

7.4.4 A4 Event Threshold........................................................................................... 36

7.4.5 A5 Event Threshold........................................................................................... 37

7.4.6 Measurement Control Parameter .................................................................... 37

7.4.7 B2 Event Threshold........................................................................................... 37

7.4.8 Cell Selection Parameter .................................................................................. 38

7.4.9 Cell Reselection Parameter............................................................................... 38

7.4.10 Additional Measurement Parameter................................................................ 39

Configure Advanced Parameter ............................................................................... 40

7.5.1 Power Control Parameters ............................................................................... 40

 7.5.2 eNodeB Setting ................................................................................................. 41

7.5.3 GAP Setting ...................................................................................................... 42

7.5.4 SON Setting ...................................................................................................... 42

7.5.5 Scheduling Algorithm........................................................................................ 43

7.5.6 Web Switch ....................................................................................................... 44

MOCN Parameters ................................................................................................... 44

RRC Status Parameters............................................................................................. 45

Capacity Parameters ................................................................................................ 46

Log Configuration ..................................................................................................... 47

7.9.1 LTE Log Level Setting ........................................................................................ 47

7.9.2 phyTraceSubsystem Setting ............................................................................ 48

7.9.3 phyTrace Setting .............................................................................................. 48

7.9.4 boardConf Setting ............................................................................................ 48

8. Reboot........................................................................................................................ 50
Terminology & Acronym ............................................................................... 51
 Figures
Figure 1-1 Configuration Procedure of the Base Station .......................................... 1

Figure 2-1 Internet Protocol Version (TCP/IPV4) ..................................................... 3

Figure 2-2 Base Station Web Login Page .................................................................. 4

Figure 2-3 Homepage of the Base Station’s Web Client........................................... 4

Figure 3-1 Quick Setting ............................................................................................... 5

Figure 4-1 Configure WAN Interface ............................................................................ 7

Figure 4-2 Configure LAN Interface ............................................................................. 9

Figure 4-3 Enable LAN Internet Function................................................................... 10

Figure 4-4 Configure Static Route .............................................................................. 10

Figure 4-5 Configure Static Route .............................................................................. 11

Figure 4-6 Configure Host Server .............................................................................. 11

Figure 4-7 Configure IPSec ....................................................................................... 12

Figure 4-8 IPSec Tunnel Mode Basic Setting .......................................................... 13

Figure 4-9 IPSec Tunnel Mode Advanced Settings ................................................. 14

Figure 4-10 Configure Backhaul................................................................................. 16

Figure 4-11 Configure LGW ....................................................................................... 17

Figure 4-12 Terminal Traffic Control Setting ............................................................... 18

Figure 5-1 Configure Security .................................................................................... 19

Figure 5-2 Configure Network Management Server .................................................. 20

Figure 5-3 Synchronization Mode Setting .................................................................. 21

Figure 5-4 License Management................................................................................ 22

Figure 5-5 HaloB Setting ............................................................................................ 23

Figure 6-1 NTP Server Setting ................................................................................... 24

Figure 6-2 Software Upgrade .................................................................................... 25

Figure 6-3 Certificate .................................................................................................. 28

Figure 7-1 LTE Neighbor Frequency/Cell Settings .................................................... 29

Figure 7-2 3G Neighbor Frequency/Cell Settings ...................................................... 32

Figure 7-3 GSM Neighbor Frequency Settings .......................................................... 34

Figure 7-4 MOCN Parameters ................................................................................... 44

Figure 7-5 RRC Status Parameter ............................................................................. 45

Figure 7-6 Capacity Parameter .................................................................................. 46

Figure 7-7 Log Configuration...................................................................................... 47

Figure 7-8 Trace List for Subsystems ........................................................................ 48

 Tables
Table 2-1 Environmental Requirements of the Client ................................................ 2

Table 3-1 Quick Setting Parameter Description ........................................................... 5

Table 4-1 WAN Interface Parameter Description ........................................................ 7

Table 4-2 LAN Internet Function Parameter Description ........................................... 10

Table 4-3 Static Route Parameter Description ........................................................ 11

Table 4-4 IPSec Tunnel Mode Basic Parameter Description .................................. 13

Table 4-5 IPSec Tunnel Mode Advanced Parameter Description .......................... 15

Table 4-6 Ping Function Parameter Description ....................................................... 16

Table 4-7 LGW Parameter Description ...................................................................... 17

Table 5-1 Security Parameter Description ................................................................ 19

Table 5-2 SNMP Configuration Parameter Description ............................................ 20

Table 5-3 Synchronization Parameter Description .................................................. 21

Table 5-4 NL Synchronization Parameter Description ............................................. 21

Table 5-5 HaloB Parameter Description ................................................................... 23

Table 6-1 NTP Server Parameter Description.......................................................... 24

Table 7-1 LTE Neighbor Frequency Parameter Description ................................... 29

Table 7-2 LTE Neighbor Cell Parameter Description .............................................. 31

Table 7-3 3G Neighbor Frequency Parameter Description ..................................... 32

Table 7-4 3G Neighbor Cell Parameter Description ................................................ 33

Table 7-5 GSM Neighbor Frequency Parameter Description ................................. 34

Table 7-6 GSM Neighbor Cell Parameter Description ............................................. 35

Table 7-7 A3 Event Threshold Parameter Description ............................................ 36

Table 7-8 A5 Event Threshold Parameter Description ............................................ 37

Table 7-9 Measurement Control Parameter Description ......................................... 37

Table 7-10 B2 Event Threshold Parameter Description .......................................... 38

Table 7-11 Cell Selection Parameter Description .................................................... 38

Table 7-12 Cell Reselection Parameter Description ................................................ 39

Table 7-13 Additional Measurement Parameter Description .................................. 39

Table 7-14 Power Control Parameter Description ................................................... 40

Table 7-15 eNodeB Parameter Description................................................................ 41

Table 7-16 GAP Setting Parameter Description ......................................................... 42

Table 7-17 SON Function Parameter Description ................................................... 42

Table 7-18 Scheduling Algorithms Parameter Description ...................................... 44

Table 7-19 MOCN Parameter Description.................................................................. 45

Table 7-20 RRC Status Parameter Description ....................................................... 45

Table 7-21 Random Access Parameter Description .................................................. 46

Table 7-22 Capacity Parameter Description .............................................................. 47

Table 7-23 LTE Log Level Parameter Description ..................................................... 48

Table 7-24 phyTraceSubsystem Parameter Description .......................................... 48

1. Configuration Overview

Configuration Flow
After the base station is powered on, you needs to configure its data and launch the
base station so that users can get their access to the voice and data service. The
configuration procedure is shown in Figure 1-1.

Figure 1-1 Configuration Procedure of the Base Station

Data Preparation
Before configuring, data planning needs to be done first. The data to configure
includes local parameters and connecting parameters. These parameters are either
provided by the user or determined after negotiation with the customers. The data to
prepare include IP address, cell parameters, protocol parameters, and software
version, etc.

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2. Login Web Client

Web Client Environmental Requirements

Table 2-1 describes the requirements on computer of the client.

Table 2-1 Environmental Requirements of the Client

Item Description
CPU Above Intel Core 1GHz
Memory Above 2G RAM
Hard disk No less than 100 MB space available
Operating system  Microsoft: Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows7
 Mac: MacOSX10.5 or above
Screen resolution Above 1024 x 768
Browser Chrome 6 or higher

Connect Web Client to Base Station

Connect the Ethernet interface of the computer to the LAN interface of the base
station through the Ethernet cable.

Set Up Client Computer

Before logging into the Web client, the client computer ’s IP address needs to be set
up first so that the connection between the client and the server is possible. Take
Windows 7 as an example:

1. Click “Start>Control Panel” and later “Network and Internet” in the window
that pops up.

2. Click “View network status and tasks” and later “Local Connectivity” in the
window that pops up.

3. In “Status of Local Connectivity”, click “Properties” to see the “Properties of

Local Connectivity” pop-up window.

4. Select “Internet Protocol Version (TCP/IPV4)” and click “Properties” to see

the pop-up window as Figure 2-1.

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 Figure 2-1 Internet Protocol Version (TCP/IPV4)

Select either “Obtain an IP address automatically” or “Use the following IP

address”:
 If “Obtain an IP address automatically” selected, go directly to step 7
 If “Use the following IP address” selected, follow step 5 ~ step 7

Note: In general, if the auto obtaining fails, one needs to set up the IP address manually.

5. Select “Use the following IP address”.

6. Input IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway, and then click “OK”.

 IP address: 192.168.150. XXX: (recommended XXX: 100~254)

Because the LAN interface of the base station uses the IP address of
192.168.150.1, others should avoid using this address.

 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

 Default gateway: 192.168.150.1

7. In the command window, execute ping 192.168.150.1 and check whether the
connection between the client computer and the server works or not.
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 Log In
1. In the browser’s address column, input http://192.168.150.1, click “Enter” to
open the Web client login page, as shown in Figure 2-2.

Figure 2-2 Base Station Web Login Page

2. Input user name, password, and click “Login”. The homepage of the Web client
is given in Figure 2-3.

The default user name and password is admin.

Figure 2-3 Homepage of the Base Station’s Web Client

In the homepage, the basic information of the base station and its status are
displayed, where the status information is refreshed every 15 seconds.

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3. Quick Setting
The quick setting configures the base station’s primary parameters which involves in
frequency, EARFCN, PCI, cell ID, etc. These parameters are often planned in
advance in the network planning stage as part of the operator’s overall network
design.

1. In the navigation column in the left, select “BTS Setting > Quick Setting” to
enter the quick setting page, as shown in Figure 3-1.

Figure 3-1 Quick Setting

The parameter descriptions of the quick setting are given in Table 3-1.

Table 3-1 Quick Setting Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Channel The bandwidth of the working frequency band.
bandwidth(MHz)
EARFCN The absolute radio frequency channel number, selected
by the operator.
earfcnDI (MHz) The base station’s operating frequency, selected by the
operator. The range depends on the base station model
and country code.
PCI Physical Cell Identification (PCI) allocated by the operator.
Options: 0~503
PCI is Layer 1 identity, an essential configuration parameter
of a radio cell that uniquely identifies each cell site in the

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 Parameter Name Description
wireless network. PCI planning is crucial for quality of
service (QoS).
Cell ID The logical cell identification (ID) randomly assigned to this
base station. The range is 0-268,435,455.
MME PORT The MME port of the IP address.
PLMN The numerical identifier for the operator’s Public Land
Mobile Network (PLMN) for this cell. Must be a 5- or 6-digit
number. Allocated by the operator.
TAC Tracking Area Code (TAC) where the base station is
located. The TAC is used to determine the range of the
paging information. The operator can use a number from 1
to 65,535. The default is 1.
Allocated by the operator.
MME IP The IP address of the Mobility Management Entity (MME).
The MME is responsible for initiating paging and
authentication of mobile devices. There may be more than
one MME in the network.

2. Click “Save” to complete the quick settings for the base station.

Note: In case of incorrect parameters found before the submission, click “RESET” to restore
the data before the modification.

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4. Configure Network Interface

Configure WAN Interface

The WAN interface is external communication interface of the base station which is used
for connecting with external devices in the network, such as the network management
system (NMS), gateway (GW) and MME. It supports to configure multiple VLANs to
connect with different device.

1. Select “Network > WAN” to enter the WAN interface configuration page, as
shown in Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-1 Configure WAN Interface

2. Input the media access control (MAC) address of WAN interface.

3. Input the configuration parameters for the WAN1 interface, the descriptions of
the parameters are given in Table 4-1.

Table 4-1 WAN Interface Parameter Description

Class Parameter Name Description
WAN Connect Bridge Mode Whether enable the bridge mode.

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Mode WAN Connect The base station supports two types of connect
Type type Copper and Fiber, choose one according to
the actual situation.
WAN Enabled Whether enable the interface.
Configuration The base station supports to configure 6 IP
addresses at most.
IP Access Mode The interface protocol used by WAN interface,
include:
 DHCP: If DHCP is selected, only option 60 the
parameter needs to be configured.
 Static IP: the current IP address, netmask,
and default gateway need to be configured.
 PPoE: the username and password need to be
configured.
Note: DHCP and static IP is recommended.
Current IP If set “IP Access Mode” to “Static IP” or
“IPV6 Static IP”, display this parameter.
IP address of the WAN interface.
Subnet Mask If set “IP Access Mode” to “Static IP”, display
this parameter.
Subnet mask address of the IP address.
DefaultGW If set “IP Access Mode” to “Static IP”, enter the
gateway address.
pppAuth If set “IP Access Mode” to “PPPoE”, select the
Authentication type.
Options are chap or pap.
pppUser If set “IP Access Mode” to “PPPoE”, enter the
authenticated user name.
pppPassword If set “IP Access Mode” to “PPPoE”, enter the
authenticated PAP/CHAP password.
VLAN VAN ID.
When the operator needs to transmit the data of
multi types through separate channel, configure
more IP addresses for WAN interface through
VLAN, and assign them with different VLAN ID.
Assign vlan id for WAN1. Default is 0.
DNS DNS Address The IP address of the DNS.
Configuration
Multi-link Enabled Enable or disable the multi-link mode.
mode When more than one IP address is needed, set
Configuration “MultiInterfacesConfig” to be “enabled”
S1ap link Set the link used by s1ap, must be the enabled
WAN interface or IPSec tunnel.

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 x2ap link Set the link used by x2ap, must be the enabled
WAN interface or IPSec tunnel.
egtpu link Set the link used by egtup, must be the enabled
WAN interface or IPSec tunnel.
omc link Set the link used by omc link, must be the
enabled WAN interface or IPSec tunnel.

4. Click “Save” to complete the WAN interface configuration.

Configure LAN Interface

The LAN interface is the internal maintenance interface, which is only used for initial
configuration when the base station does not access the network. During the running, it
can be disconnected.

The default IP address of the LAN interface is 192.168.150.1. In general, the initial value
need not to be changed.

1. Select “Network > LAN” to enter the LAN interface configuration page, as shown
in Figure 4-2.

Figure 4-2 Configure LAN Interface

2. The LAN interface is enabled by default. If the “IP address” and “Subnet mask”
need to be changed, input new values.

3. If select enable the internet access function for LAN interface, enable the “LAN
Internet Enable” function, as shown in Figure 4-3.

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 Figure 4-3 Enable LAN Internet Function

The parameter description of LAN internet function is shown in Table 4-2.

Table 4-2 LAN Internet Function Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
LAN Internet Enable Switch of internet function of LAN interface.
Default is disabled.
Start IP Address The start IP address of DHCP server.
End IP Address The end IP address of DHCP server.
dhcpDNS1 DNS address 1 for DHCP server.
dhcpDNS2 DNS address 2 for DHCP server.
dhcpDNS3 DNS address 3 for DHCP server.

4. Click “Save” to complete the modification on the LAN interface.

If the IP address of LAN interface is modified, the client will be interrupted

immediately. You need to log in the client using the new IP address.

Configure Route
This function is for users configure the static route.

1. Select “Network > Route” to enter the static route configuration page, as shown
in Figure 4-4.

Figure 4-4 Configure Static Route

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2. Click to display static configuration parameters, as shown in Figure 4-5.

Figure 4-5 Configure Static Route

3. Input the configuration parameters of static route, which are given in Table 4-3.

Table 4-3 Static Route Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Enabled Switch of route. Default is disabled.
netAddr The target IP address.
Note: The target IP address must reachable from the original IP
address of WAN interface or VLAN source port.
netmask The subnet mask of target IP address.
gw The gateway IP address of target IP address.

3. Click “Save” to complete the static route configuration.

The system supports configure four static routes at most, and at the bottom of the
window, you can view the route table that configured.

Configure Host
1. Select “Network > Host” to enter the host server configuration page, as shown in
Figure 4-6.

Figure 4-6 Configure Host Server

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2. Input the host name.

3. Click “Save” to complete the host configuration.

Configure IPSec
In the presence of a security gateway, the security protocols will be provided in the
network layer to ensure the safety for the transmission.

The system enables IPSec function by default and supports to configure one IPSec
tunnel at most. Users can modify the IPSec server configuration based on requirements.

1. Select “Network > IPSec” to enter the IPSec configuration page, as shown in
Figure 4-7.

Figure 4-7 Configure IPSec

2. In the “IPSec Settings” area, select whether enable the IPSec function.

The system enables the IPSec by default.

3. Select whether enable the soft USIM.

The system enables the soft USIM function by default.

4. Click “Save” to save the IPSec setting.

5. In the “IPSec Tunnel List” area, click to display the IPSec tunnel
configuration page. First, configure the basic parameters, as shown in Figure 4-8.

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Figure 4-8 IPSec Tunnel Mode Basic Setting

The description of basic parameters is shown in Table 4-4.

Table 4-4 IPSec Tunnel Mode Basic Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Enabled Whether enable the IPSec tunnel.
The default value is enabled.
leftAuth Attention: DO NOT recommend to change the value!
Local authentication type of the IPSec. Must be consistent
with the security gateway side.
 psk
 pubkey
rightAuth Attention: DO NOT recommend to change the value!
Peer authentication type of the IPSec. Must be consistent
with the security gateway side.
 psk
 pubkey
Gateway IP address of the IPSec server (security gateway). Must be
consistent to the security gateway side.
Right Subnet IP address of the remote subnet (message within this
address range will be packed as tunnel). Must be consistent
with the security gateway side.
leftId Local ID (client). Must be consistent with the security
gateway side.
If absent from the security gateway, leave it empty here.
rightId Peer ID (server). Must be consistent with the security

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 Parameter Name Description
gateway side.
If absent from the security gateway, leave it empty here.
leftCert If set “leftAuth” to “pubkey”, the parameter need to be set.
Certificate name. On this version is clientCert.derpsk.
secretKey File name of private key. Default is clientKey.bin. When auth
is psk, the value is the password of authentication.
leftSourceIp Virtual address allocation assigned by the system. If absent,
use the local IP address
leftSubnet IP address of the local subnet.
fragmentation The type of fragmentation.
 yes
 accept
 force
 no

Caution:

It is highly recommended to use the default values and do NOT change

the advanced parameters of the IPSec in the followings. Improper
changes will lead to system exception.

6. Click the “Advanced Setting” tag to enter the advanced setting page, as shown
in Figure 4-9.

Figure 4-9 IPSec Tunnel Mode Advanced Settings

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The description of advanced parameters is shown in Table 4-5.

Table 4-5 IPSec Tunnel Mode Advanced Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
IKE Encryption IKE encryption algorithm
 aes128
 aes256
 3des
 des
IKE DH Group IKE DH group
 modp768
 modp1024
 modp1536
 modp2048
 modp4096
IKE Authentication Authentication algorithm
 sha1
 sha1_160
 sha256_96
 sha256
ESP Encryption ESP encryption algorithm
 aes128
 aes256
 3des
 des
ESP DH Group ESP DH group
 modp768
 modp1024
 modp1536
 modp2048
 modp4096
ESP ESP Authentication algorithm
Authentication  sha1
 sha1_160
 sha256_96
 sha256
KeyLife Ipsec sa renegotiation time
Time format (s seconds, m minutes, h hours)
IKELifetime Ike sa renegotiation time
Time format (s seconds, m minutes, h hours)
RekeyMargin Renegotiation time before the expiry of Ikelifetime (negotiate
the Ike sa’s expire time before the expiry of Ikelifetime).
Time format (s seconds, m minutes, h hours)
Dpdaction Action to take on spot of a gateway exception
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 Parameter Name Description
 none
 clear
 hold
 restart
Dpddelay Time interval for sending the dpd detection message
Time format (s seconds, m minutes, h hours)

7. Click “Save” to complete the IPSec tunnel mode configuration.

Configure Backhaul
1. Select “Network > BACKHAUL” to enter the backhaul configuration page, as
shown in Figure 4-10.

Figure 4-10 Configure Backhaul

2. Input the configuration parameters of ping function, which are given in Table 4-6.

Table 4-6 Ping Function Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
pingEnable Switch of ping.
pingDest Peer IP address.
pingCount Count per batch. Range: 1 to 65535.
pingInterval (s) Interval of ping. Range: 1 to 600.
pingTimeout (s) Overtime of ping. Range: 1 to 10.
pingDatalen Length of ping package. Range: 0 to 65535.
pingBatchInterval (s) Interval of every batch ping. Range: 1 to 65535.
pingBatchCount Count of batch. Range: 0 to 65535.
packetlossAlarmThreshhold (%) Alarm threshhold of packet loss. Range: 1 to 100.
packetdelayAlarmThreshhold Alarm threshhold of packet delay. Range: 1 to
(ms) 65535.

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3. Click “Save” to complete the ping configuration.

In the lower half of the window, you can view the ping result, ping summary and
ping state.

Configure LGW
1. Select “Network > LGW” to enter the LGW configuration page, as shown in
Figure 4-11.

Figure 4-11 Configure LGW

2. Input the LGW configuration parameters, as shown in Table 4-7.

Table 4-7 LGW Parameter Description

Parameter Name Descriptions
LGW Enabled LGW function switch. Choose enable or disable the LGW
function.
LGW Mode LGW mode.
Options:
 NAT
 Router
 Bridge
LGW IP Pool The dynamic IP address pool assigned to UE, here configure
the first IP address of the IP pool.
LGW IP Pool mask For example, if the first IP address is 10.10.10.1, and the
netmask is 255.255.255.0, the IP address pool includes 255
IP addresses.

3. Click “Save” to complete the LGW configuration.

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4.7.1 Configure Terminal Traffic Control

1. Select “Network > Terminal Traffic Control” to enter the terminal traffic control
management page, as shown in Figure 4-12.

Figure 4-12 Terminal Traffic Control Setting

2. Choose whether enable the hot spot function.

3. Click “Save” to complete the terminal traffic control configuration.

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5. Configure eNodeB Parameter
The base transceiver station (BTS), or base station, settings are related to security,
management, and synchronization with other network elements.

Configure Security

Caution:

DO NOT modify the value of the security parameters, keep the default value.

1. On the left navigation column, select “BTS Setting > Security Setting” to enter
the security setting page, as shown in Figure 5-1.

Figure 5-1 Configure Security

2. Input the security parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 5-1.

Table 5-1 Security Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Ciphering Algorithm Encryption algorithm
Options:
 EEA0（recommended）
 128-EEA1: 128-EEA1, EEA0
 128-EEA2: 128-EEA2, EEA0
 128-EEA3: 128-EEA3, 128-EEA1, EEA0
Default：EEA0
Integrity Algorithm Integrity protection algorithm
Options:
 128-EIA1: 128-EIA1, EIA0
 128-EIA2: 128-EIA2, EIA0
 128-EIA3: 128-EIA3, 128-EIA1, EIA0
Default: 128-EIA1

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3. Click “Save” to complete the security algorithm setting.

Configure Management Server

You can use the CloudCore OMC to configure and administer the Baicells base stations
and CPEs. Enter the internet address for the CloudCore server to be used.

1. In the left navigation column, select “BTS settings > Management Server” as
shown in Figure 5-2.

Figure 5-2 Configure Network Management Server

2. Input the IP address or DNS name of the NMS.

3. If the base station will report KPI information to the third party NMS, enable the
SNMP function and configure corresponding parameters, as shown in Table 5-2.

Table 5-2 SNMP Configuration Parameter Description

Class Parameter Name Description
com2sec Secname The name of security community.
Configuration Source The source address of acquiring information.
Community Define a community, default is public.
Trap Community Define a community, default is secret.
Configuration Host The IP address of host.

4. Click “Save” to complete the NMS configuration.

Configure Synchronization
1. In the left navigation column, select “BTS Setting > Sync Setting” to enter the
synchronization configuration page, as shown in Figure 5-3.

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 Figure 5-3 Synchronization Mode Setting

2. Set synchronization mode, the parameter description is shown in Table 5-3.

Table 5-3 Synchronization Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Synchronization Select synchronization source.
Mode Options:
 GNSS: only GPS is supported.
 NL
 FREE_RUNNING
Sync Mode Select synchronization mode.
Options:
 FREQ
 TIME

3. If air synchronization is selected, click to add synchronizing cell, parameter

description is as shown in Table 5-4.

Table 5-4 NL Synchronization Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
priority The priority of this synchronizing source.
technology Network mode.
 LTE
 UMTS
 GSM
band The frequency of the synchronizing band.
channelNumber The frequency point of the synchronizing band.
PCI The PCI of the synchronizing band.
freqUncertaintyThres The frequency threshold of the synchronizing band.
hold

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 Parameter Name Description
syncInterval Interval of synchronizing measurement.
phaseOffset Phase offset.

4. Click “Save” to complete the synchronization setting.

License Management
The base station offers license to control some function usage. If the customer need to
use some functions, the need to get the corresponding licenses and import these
licenses.

1. In the left navigation column, select “BTS Settings > License Management” to
enter the synchronization configuration page, as shown in Figure 5-4.

Figure 5-4 License Management

2. Select the License file from the local computer.

3. Click “Import License” to upload the license file to the eNodeB.

After the License file is uploaded, it will display in the license list.

Configuration HaloB Function

Enable the HaloB function needs to apply for License.

1. In the left navigation column, select “BTS Settings > HaloB Setting” to enter the
HaloB configuration page, as shown in Figure 5-5.

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 Figure 5-5 HaloB Setting

2. Input HaloB parameters, as shown in Table 5-5.

Table 5-5 HaloB Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
HaloB Whether enable the HaloB function.
HaloB Mode Select HaloB mode.
 Centralized mode
 Single mode
ONOS IP The IP address of ONOS.
IMS IP The IP address of IMS.

3. Click “Save” to complete HaloB setting.

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6. Configure System Parameter

Configure NTP
If the NTP is used by the base station as an external clock source, up to three NTP
servers are supported, where one for master NTP service and the others for backup.

1. In the navigation column on the left, select “System > NTP” to enter the NTP
setting page, as shown in Figure 6-1.

Figure 6-1 NTP Server Setting

2. Descriptions of the parameters to configure the NTP server are given in Table
6-1.

Table 6-1 NTP Server Parameter Description

Class Parameter Name Description

Time Zone TimeZone Select the time zone that the base station
located.
NTP Server Enabled Whether enable the NTP function.
Port Port number of the master NTP server. Must be
consistent with the other end.
Server1 Domain name or IP address of the master NTP
server. Must be consistent with the other end.
Server2 Domain name or IP address of the slave NTP
server. Must be consistent with the other end.
Server3 Domain name or IP address of the slave NTP
server. Must be consistent with the other end.

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3. Click “Save” to complete the NTP server configuration.

Upgrade
When the preset version does not meet the actual need, the base station will update
the software. The system support firmware version upgrade and rollback.

In the navigation column on the left, select “System > Upgrade” as shown in Figure 6-2.

Figure 6-2 Software Upgrade

6.2.1 Firmware Upgrade

1. The operator gets the firmware file of new version and save it in local computer.

2. Select whether to preserve the current settings.

3. Click “Select File” to select the firmware file.

4. Click “Upload” to upload the firmware file to the base station.

5. Check whether the software version is correct again and then click “Update
Now”.

6. In the pop-up window click “PROCEED”.

Wait for about three mins, the base station will reboot completely.

In the “Basic Setting > Basic Info” page, the upgraded version will be displayed
in “Software Version".

6.2.2 Rollback

Only one rollback operation is allowed for each upgrade. Under the rollback permission
of the base station, the software can roll back to the version before upgrade.

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After the rollback, a new rollback will not be permitted until an upgrade has taken place.

If the previous version is “-”, there is no software version for rollback.

1. Click “Click Rollback”.

2. In the pop-up window click “OK”.

Wait for about three mins, the base station will reboot completely.

In the “BTS Info > Basic Info” page, the version after rollback will be displayed in
“Software Version”.

Backup
In the navigation column on the left, select “System > Backup” to enter the backup page。

6.3.1 Import Configuration File

1. Click “Select File” to select the configuration file from the local computer.

2. Click “Upload” to import the configuration file.

3. Click “Import the configuration file” to import the file.

6.3.2 Import eNB Configuration File

1. Click “Select File” to select the configuration file from the local computer.

2. Click “Upload” to import the default board configuration file.

3. Click “Import the configuration file” to import the file.

6.3.3 Backup Configuration

1. Click “Get Backup Files”.

2. In the pop-up download dialog box, select the file path to save the current
configuration file to the local computer.

6.3.4 Backup Log Files

1. Click “Get Log Files”.

2. In the pop-up download dialog box, select the file path to save the log files to the
local computer.

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6.3.5 Backup Crash Logs

1. Click “Get Crash Logs”.

2. In the pop-up download dialog box, select the file path to save the crash log files to
the local computer.

6.3.6 Restore Default Configuration

Attention:

After the restore operation, the base station will reboot immediately. Be careful
to operate the “Restore Default Configuration” restore.

1. Click “Restore Settings”.

2. In the pop-up download dialog box click “OK”, the base station will reboot
immediately.

Wait for about three minutes, the base station will reboot completely.

Change Password
1. In the navigation column on the left, select “System > Password” to enter the
change password page.

2. Input the value of Old Password, New Password and Confirm Password.

3. Click “Save” to complete the change of the administrator password.

Certificate
The certificate function support https certificate, tr069 certificate, IPSec CA certificate,
IPSec certificate, etc.

Attention:

For IPSec private setting, only the *.der files need to be operated. The *.bin files
are generated automatically and do not need to be operated.

1. In the navigation column on the left, select “System > CertStore” to enter the
certificate page, as shown in Figure 6-3.

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 Figure 6-3 Certificate

2. Click “Select File” to select the certificate file from the local computer.

3. Click “Upload” to upload the certificate file to the base station.

4. After the certificate file is upload to the base station, you can view the certificate file
in the certificate window. This file also can be download or delete from the base
station.

: export the certificate.

: delete the certificate.

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7. Configure LTE Parameter

Caution:

NOT recommended to modify the advanced LTE parameters for common

operators. It is better to keep the default values. For senior experts in need,
please treat it with great caution.

Configure LTE Neighbor Frequency and Cell

1. Select “LTE Setting > LTE Freq/Cell” to enter the LTE neighbor frequency and cell
configuration page, as shown in Figure 7-1.

Figure 7-1 LTE Neighbor Frequency/Cell Settings

Users can add, modify, and delete the LTE neighbor frequency and cell. Up to
eight LTE neighbor frequencies and 16 LTE neighbor cells can be set.

LTE Neighbor Frequency

2. On the right of the neighbor frequency list, click to enter the page for adding

a LTE neighbor frequency. The parameter descriptions are given in Table 7-1.

Table 7-1 LTE Neighbor Frequency Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
eutraCarrierArfcn Frequency point of the neighbor frequency.
Range: 0 ~ 65535
Dynamic calculate according to the change of bandwidth
and band.
meansBandwidthForE Band width.
arfcn Options:
 1.4MHz

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 Parameter Name Description
 3MHz
 5MHz
 10MHz
 15MHz
 20MHz
preseceAntennaPort1 The flag bit that neighbor whether use the antenna.
When set to TRUE, the UE may assume that at least two
cell-specific antenna ports are used in all neighboring cells.
neighborCellConfig The configuration of MBSFN and TDD uplink/downlink
subframe of the neighbor cell.
For more information, refer to “TS 36.331 NeighCellConfig”.
qOffsetFreq Offset frequency for quality evaluation of the cell.
Range: -24 ~ 24
qRxLevelMinSib5 Minimum access level. When the receive signal power of UE
is larger than this threshold, the UE can resident on the cell.
pMax Maximum transmit power of UE allowed to use in the uplink,
for limiting the transmit power of the UE within this cell
tReselectionEutra The length of delay timer of the cell reselection.
tReselectionEutraSFM When the UE moves with medium speed, the zoom factor of
edium time reselection.
tReselectionEutraHigh When the UE moves with high speed, the zoom factor of
time reselection.
Reselection Thresh Reselection threshold for higher priority inter-band
High frequency
This parameter represents the access threshold level, at
which the UE will leave the serving cell and reselect another
cell at the target frequency, given that the target frequency
cell has a cell reselection priority higher than the serving
one.
Reselection Thresh Reselection threshold for lower priority inter-band
Low frequency.
This parameter represents the access threshold level, at
which the UE will leave the serving cell and reselect another
cell at the target frequency, given that the target frequency
cell has an absolute priority lower than the serving one.
Reselection Priority Priority of the reselection to cells at this frequency.
qQualMinR9 The max transmitted power of uplink that UEs are allowed,
the parameter is used to limit the transmitted power in the
cell.
threshxHighqR9 High RSRQ threshold of priority reselection.
cmOffsetFreq CM offset frequency.
threshxLowR9 Low RSRQ threshold of priority reselection.

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 Parameter Name Description
csgPhyCellIdStart The start value of PCI used for CSG close mode.
csgPhyCellIdRange The number of PCIs used for CSG close mode.
multibandInfoList The list of multi frequencies, used to identify that a
frequency point belongs to multi band.
openPhyCellIdList The list of PCI used for CSG open mode.
hybridPhyCellIdList The list of PCIs used for CSG hybrid mode.

3. Click “Save” to complete the LTE neighbor frequency setting.

LTE Neighbor Cell

4. On the right of the neighbor cell list, click to enter the page for adding a LTE

neighbor cell, the parameter descriptions are given in Table 7-2.

Table 7-2 LTE Neighbor Cell Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
PLMN PLMN that the neighbor cell belongs to.
Cell ID Cell ID of the neighbor cell.
eutraCarierArfcn Frequency point of the neighbor cell.
phyCellId PCI of the neighbor cell.
qOffset Frequency offset the neighbor cell.
cio Cell offset of the neighbor cell.
numPlmnId Number of the shared PLMN.
plmnIdlist The list of shared PLMN, separate with “,”.
TAC TAC of the neighbor cell.
broadcastStatus Whether broadcast this neighbor cell in system messages.
multibandInfoList The list of multi frequencies, used to identify that a
frequency point belongs to multi band.
noX2 Whether enable X2 interface.
x2IpAddr The IP address of X2 interface.

5. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the LTE neighbor cells.

Configure 3G Neighbor Frequency and Cell

1. Select “LTE > 3G Freq/Cell” to enter the 3G neighbor frequency and cell
configuration page, as shown in Figure 7-2.

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 Figure 7-2 3G Neighbor Frequency/Cell Settings

Users can add, modify, and delete the 3G neighbor frequency and cell. Up to five
3G neighbor frequencies and five 3G neighbor cells can be set.

3G Neighbor Frequency

2. On the right of the neighbor frequency list, click to enter the page for adding

a 3G neighbor frequency. The parameter descriptions are given in Table 7-3.

Table 7-3 3G Neighbor Frequency Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
utraCarrierArfcn Frequency point of the neighbor frequency.
qRxLevMin Minimum access level. Only the received signal power
measured by the UE is higher than this threshold, the UE can
camp on this cell.
qQualMin The threshold for lowest access.
Range: -24 to 0.
Reselection Priority Priority of the reselection to cells at this frequency
Reselection Thresh Reselection threshold for higher priority inter-band frequency.
High This parameter represents the access threshold level, at
which the UE will leave the serving cell and reselect another
cell at the target frequency, given that the target frequency
cell has a cell reselection priority higher than the serving one
Reselection Thresh Reselection threshold for lower priority inter-band frequency.
Low This parameter represents the access threshold level, at
which the UE will leave the serving cell and reselect another
cell at the target frequency, given that the target frequency
cell has an absolute priority lower than the serving one.
pMaxUtra Maximum transmit power a UE allowed to use in the uplink,
for limiting the transmit power of the UE within this cell
threshServingHighq High RSRQ threshold of priority reselection.
R9 Range: 0 to 31.

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 Parameter Name Description
threshServingLowqR Low RSRQ threshold of priority reselection.
9 Range: 0 to 31.

3. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the 3G neighbor frequency.

3G Neighbor Cell

4. On the right of the neighbor cell list, click to enter the page for adding a 3G

neighbor cell. The parameter descriptions shown are given in Table 7-4.

Table 7-4 3G Neighbor Cell Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
PLMN PLMN that the neighbor cell belongs to.
rncId ID of the neighbor cell’s RNC.
Cell ID Cell ID of the neighbor cell.
lac Location area code (LAC) of the neighbor cell.
rac Routing area code (RAC) of the neighbor cell.
ura UMTS register area.
uarfcnDI UARFAN for download.
uarfcnUI UARFAN for upload.
pCpichScramblingCo Scrambling code for main CPICH.
de
cellSpecificOffset Offset for cell quality measurement.
csgId CSG ID.
offsetFreq Frequency offset (delete)
psHoSupported This neighbor whether support PS domain switchover.
voipCapable VoIP capable flag for the neighbor cell.
accessMode Access mode of the cell:
 0: ClosedAccess
 1: HybridAccess
 2: OpenAccess
psPlusCsAllowed Switchover enabled flag.

5. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the TD-S neighbor cells.

Configure GSM Neighbor Frequency and Cell

1. Select “LTE > GSM Freq/Cell” to enter the GSM neighbor frequency and cell
configuration page, as shown in Figure 7-3.

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 Figure 7-3 GSM Neighbor Frequency Settings

Users can add, modify, and delete the GSM neighbor frequency and cell. Up to
16 GSM neighbor frequencies and 16 GSM neighbor cells can be set.

GSM Neighbor Frequency

2. In the neighbor frequency list, click to enter the page for adding a GSM

neighbor frequency. The parameter descriptions are given in Table 7-5.

Table 7-5 GSM Neighbor Frequency Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
qRxLevMin Minimum access level.
Only when the received signal power measured by the UE is
higher than this threshold, the UE is allowed to camp on this
cell.
Reselection Priority Priority of the reselection to cells at this frequency
Reselection Thresh Reselection threshold for higher priority inter-band frequency.
High This parameter represents the access threshold level, at
which the UE will leave the serving cell and reselect another
cell at the target frequency, given that the target frequency
cell has a cell reselection priority higher than the serving one
Reselection Thresh Reselection threshold for lower priority inter-band frequency.
Low This parameter represents the access threshold level, at
which the UE will leave the serving cell and reselect another
cell at the target frequency, given that the target frequency
cell has an absolute priority lower than the serving one.
Band The frequency band indicator.
 DCS1800
 PSC1900
bcchArfcn ARFCN for GSM neighbor frequency.
nccPermitted Permitted NCC of the neighbor cell.
pMaxGeran The allowed max upload transmitted power.
arfcnSpacing ARFCN interval of frequency point list.

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 Parameter Name Description
numOfFollowingArfc ARFCN number of frequency point list.
ns

3. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the GSM neighbor frequency.

GSM Neighbor Cell

4. In the neighbor cell list, click to enter the page for adding a GSM neighbor

frequency. The parameter descriptions as given in Table 7-6.

Table 7-6 GSM Neighbor Cell Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
PLMN PLMN that the neighbor cell belongs to
lac Location area code of the neighbor cell
ci Cell ID of the neighbor cell
Band The frequency band indicator.
 DCS1800
 PSC1900
bcchArfcn ARFCN of the neighbor cell
bsic eNodeB identification code of the neighbor cell
dtmSupported Whether support dual transmission mode (DTM).
dtmHoSupported Whether support the switchover of DTM.
voipCapable VoIP capable flag.
cellSpecificOffset The specific offset of the cell.
rac RAC.
psHoSupported PS switchover enabled flag.

5. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the GSM neighbor cell.

Configure Mobility Parameter

On the left navigation column, select “LTE Setting > Mobility Parameter” to enter the
mobility parameter configuration page.

7.4.1 A1 Event Threshold

A1 event: the serving cell better than the absolute threshold. The A1 event can be
used to turn off certain inter-cell measurements.

1. Click “A1 Event Threshold” to display the A1 event threshold configuration

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 parameter.

2. Input the value of “LTE A1 RSRP Threshold”.

3. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the A1 event threshold.

7.4.2 A2 Event Threshold

1. Click “A2 Event Threshold” to display the A2 event threshold configuration

parameter.

2. Input the value of “LTE A2 RSRP Threshold”.

3. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the A2 event threshold.

7.4.3 A3 Event Threshold

1. Click “A3 Event Threshold” to display the A3 event threshold configuration

parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 7-7.

Table 7-7 A3 Event Threshold Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
A3 Offset The A3 event offset in the scenes of the intra frequency
handover.
Options: -30~30 integer
ANR A3 Offfset The A3 event offset in the scenes of the intra frequency
ANR handover.
Options: -30~30 integer
The value must be smaller than the value of “Intra-Freq
Handover A3 Offset”.

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the A3 event threshold.

7.4.4 A4 Event Threshold

1. Click “A4 Event Threshold” to display the A4 event threshold configuration

parameters.

2. Input the value of “A4 RSRP Threshold”.

The A4 event RSRP threshold 1 in the scenes of the inter frequency handover.

3. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the A4 event threshold.

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7.4.5 A5 Event Threshold

1. Click “A5 Event Threshold” to display the A5 event threshold configuration

parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 7-8.

Table 7-8 A5 Event Threshold Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Inter-Freq Handover A5 RSRP RSRP threshold parameter 1 of the A5 event.
Threshold1 Options: 0~97 integer
Inter-Freq Handover A5 RSRP RSRP threshold parameter 2 of the A5 event.
Threshold2 Options: 0~97 integer

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the A5 event threshold.

7.4.6 Measurement Control Parameter

1. Click “Measurement Control Parameters” to display the measurement control

parameters configuration parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 7-9.

Table 7-9 Measurement Control Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
fc Smoothness factor of LTE measured value.
Options: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,11,13,15,17,19
Report interval Report interval of measurement result, unit is millisecond.
Options:
120,240,480,640,1024,2048,5120,10240,60000,360000,7200
00,1800000,3600000
Default is 120.
Hysteresis This parameter refers to the hysteresis of the handover
measurement event, and is used to avoid the frequent
triggering of cell handover evaluation due to the fluctuation in
wireless signals.
Time To Trigger Delay time of the handover measurement event.

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the measurement control parameters.

7.4.7 B2 Event Threshold

1. Click “B2 Event Threshold” to display the B2 event threshold configuration

parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 7-10.

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 Table 7-10 B2 Event Threshold Parameter Description
Parameter Name Description
B2 RSRP Threshold parameter 1 of the UTRA TDS B2 event
Threshold1 Options: 0~97 integer
Default: 70
UTRA B2 IRAT Threshold parameter 2 of the UTRA TDS B2 event
Threshold 2 Options: -5~91 integer
Default: 0
GERAN B2 IRAT Threshold parameter 2 of the GERAN B2 event
Threshold2 Options: 0~63 integer
Default: 10
Hysteresis This parameter refers to the hysteresis of the different system
measurement, the unit is dB. The actual is the configured
value x 0.5.
Time To Trigger Trigger time of different system event, unit is millisecond.
Options:
0,40,64,80,100,128,160,256,320,480,512,640,1024,1280,25
60,5120
Default is 0.

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the B2 event threshold.

7.4.8 Cell Selection Parameter

1. Click “Cell Selection Parameter” to display the cell selection parameters

configuration parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 7-11.

Table 7-11 Cell Selection Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Qrxlevmin (dBm) Minimum level acceptable by cell selection.
Default: -60
Qrxlevminoffset Minimum level offset needed by cell selection.
Default: 1

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of cell selection parameters.

7.4.9 Cell Reselection Parameter

1. Click “Cell Reselection Parameter” to display the cell reselection parameters

configuration parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 7-12.

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 Table 7-12 Cell Reselection Parameter Description
Parameter Name Description
S-IntraSearch Intra-band measurement threshold.
S-NonIntraSearch Inter-band measurement threshold.
QrxlevminSib3 Minimum receive power for the reselection.
Reselection Priority Priority for the reselection.
ThreshServingLow Threshold for selection to cells of low priority.
pMax Maximum power.
Qhyst Delay time for the reselection.
Allowed Meas BW Measurement bandwidth allowed.

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the cell reselection parameters.

7.4.10 Additional Measurement Parameter

1. In “Additional Measurement Parameter” zone, click to display the

configuration parameters, as shown in Table 7-13.

Table 7-13 Additional Measurement Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
mobilityType The type of measurement.
Options:
 blind_redirect
 irat_data
 irat_voice
measEvent The event of measurement.
Options:
 EVENT_A2
 EVENT_B2
eutranThresholdRsrp EUTRAN threshold parameter of RSRP for selected
event.
eutranThresholdRsrq EUTRAN threshold parameter of RSRQ for selected
event.
Hysteresis This parameter refers to the hysteresis of the different
system measurement, the unit is dB. The actual is the
configured value x 0.5.
Time To Trigger Delay time of the handover measurement event.
eutranTriggerQuantity Trigger quality of mobility measurement of UE caused by
the operation of the cell.
A2reportQuantity The quantity of report of A2 event.
maxReportCells The max report cells.
reportInterval Report interval of measurement result, unit is millisecond.

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reportAmount The amount of reports.
measQuantityUtra The quantity of utra measurement.
UTRAThresholdRsCP UTRA threshold of RSCP measurement.
UTRAThresholdEcN0 UTRA threshold of ECN0 measurement.
GERANThreshold GERAN threshold parameter of selected event.

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the additional measurement parameter.

Configure Advanced Parameter

On the left navigation column, select “LTE Setting > Advanced” to enter the advanced
parameter configuration page.

7.5.1 Power Control Parameters

1. Click “Power Control Parameters” to display the power control parameters

configuration parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 7-14.

Table 7-14 Power Control Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Total Tx Power Transmit power of the reference signal.
Power Ramping Step size of the PRACH’s power ramping
Preamble Init Target Initial power of PRACH
Power
Po_nominal_pusch Initial transmit power of PUSCH
Po_nominal_pucch Initial transmit power of PUCCH
alpha Alpha parameter which control the terminal power.
Target ul sinr The uplink target SNR corresponding the max pass
loss.
pa The PDSCH power offset of the reference signal and
the symbol with no reference signal.
pb The PDSCH power offset of the symbol with reference
signal and the symbol with no reference signal.

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the power control parameters.

If the transmit power is set to fixed, the value is set single. If the transmit power
management (TPM) is set to enabled, the base station can adjust transmit power
automatically, you need to set two values for top and bottom bound, separate with
comma.

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 If the reference signal power need to be calculated by total power, the formula is as
follows:

Total power is PTX (mW), bandwidth is Bw (MHz), then the reference signal power
pCRS(dBm) is:

pCRS = 10 * lg(PTX) – 10 * lg(12 * 100 * Bw / 20) + 10 * lg(1 + PB)

- Bw is the parameter “carrierBwMhz” set in quick setting

- PB is power parameter of PDSCH, which is the parameter “pb” set in power

control parameters, default is 1.

7.5.2 eNodeB Setting

1. Click “eNodeB Settings” to display the eNodeB configuration parameter, which

descriptions are given in Table 7-15.

Table 7-15 eNodeB Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
eNodeb Name An eNodeB name consists of English letters, numbers
and special characters, with a maximum length of 48
characters. By default it is empty.
cellType Cell type.
Options:
 0
 1
s1ConnectionMode S1 connection mode to MME.
Options:
 one
 all
relOfMme S1 connection protocol version.
Options:
 0
 1
 2
accessMode Access mode.
Options:
 ClosedAccess
 HybridAccess
 OpenAccess

2. Click “Save” to complete the eNodeB setting.

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7.5.3 GAP Setting

1. Click “GAP Settings” to display the GAP configuration parameter, as shown in

Table 7-16.

Table 7-16 GAP Setting Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
siGapEnable Whether enable the GAP function.
eutranGapOffsetType GAP type of LTE measurement.
 0: gp0
 1: gp1
utranGapOffsetType GAP type of UTRAN measurement.
 0: gp0
 1: gp1
geranGapOffsetType GAP type of GSM measurement.
 0: gp0
 1: gp1
cdma2000GapOffsetType GAP type of CDMA measurement.
 0: gp0
 1: gp1
triggerQuantityForBlock Trigger quality of mobility measurement of UE caused
by the operation of the cell.
a4ThresholdRsrpForBlock RSRP threshold used by A4 event when there is
mobility measurement of UE caused by the operation of
the cell.
a4ThresholdRsrqForBlock RSRP threshold NL enable used by A4 event when
there is mobility measurement of UE caused by the
operation of the cell.

2. Click “Save” to complete the GAP setting.

7.5.4 SON Setting

1. Click “SON Function Switch” to display the SON function configuration

parameters, which descriptions are given in Table 7-17.

Table 7-17 SON Function Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
PCI Selfconfig When this parameter is set to “Enable”, the PCI conflict
detection is allowed.
The default value of this parameter is disabled.
ueAssistedNeighborDi Whether enable the assisted UE neighbor discovery.

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scovery
activeNeighborManage Whether activate the neighbor management.
ment
pciCollisionDetectionR Whether enable PCI collision detection resolution.
esolution
pciConfusionResolutio Whether enable PCI confusion resolution.
nEnabled
lteSonPersistenceDete Whether enable the SON persistence determination
rmination function.
clearPersistence Whether enable the SON persistence history data clear
function.
tpmEnabled Whether enable the TPM function.
tpmMOEnabled Whether enable the MOE function.

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the SON function.

7.5.5 Scheduling Algorithm

Scheduling is an important insurance for the good operation of the wireless data
service. Scheduling algorithms have a general impact on key performance indicators
like the cell throughput, cell edge user throughput, VoIP capacity, and QoS of data
service.

Scheduling strategies commonly used are:

 Qos algorithm

Algorithm based on Qos.

 PFS algorithm

Balance between user channel quality and fairness, both cell throughput and user
fairness taken into account.

 RR algorithm

Allocate the resource and opportunities to all terminals equally. QoS not taken into
account, and memory not used.

Note: Recommend to use Qos algorithm. PF and RR algorithm is only for test, which are not
recommended.

1. Click “Random Access Parameters” to display the random access configuration

parameter, which descriptions are given in Table 7-18.

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 Table 7-18 Scheduling Algorithms Parameter Description
Parameter Name Description
ulSchedulerStrategy MAC uplink scheduling algorithm
 PF
 RR
 Qos
Default: Qos
dlSchedulerStrategy MAC downlink scheduling algorithm
 PF
 RR
 Qos
Default: Qos

2. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the scheduling algorithm.

7.5.6 Web Switch

1. Click “Web Switch” to display the web switch window.

2. Select LMT or qcw (Qualcomm GUI, NOT recommended).

3. Click “Save” to complete the web setting.

MOCN Parameters
1. On the left navigation column, select “LTE Setting > MOCN Parameters” to enter
the MOCN parameter configuration page, as shown in Figure 7-4.

Figure 7-4 MOCN Parameters

2. Click on the right corner of the window to display the MOCN configuration

parameters, as shown in Table 7-19.

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 Table 7-19 MOCN Parameter Description
Parameter Name Description
PLMN PLMN assigned by the operator.
cellReservedForOperatorU Whether reserved the cell for operator.
se
dedicatedPlmnUserResour The available user resources.
ces Range: 0~32
dedicatedPlmnBearerReso The available bear resources.
urces Range: 0~256

3. Click “Save” to complete the MOCN setting.

RRC Status Parameters

This function is used for control bearer Qos parameter of every QCI level.

1. On the left navigation column, select “LTE Setting > RRC Parameter” to enter the
RRC status parameters page, as shown in Figure 7-5.

Figure 7-5 RRC Status Parameter

2. Click to display the MOCN configuration parameters, as shown in Table 7-20.

Table 7-20 RRC Status Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Index Index of RRC.
Ue Inactivity Timer The duration of timer of the eNodeB released when UE no
service, unit is seconds. Range from 0 to 65535. 0
represents disabled (not release resource active).
qci QCI level.
Qos type GBR: Guaranteed Bit Rate

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 Parameter Name Description
Non-GBR: None Guaranteed Bit Rate
priority Schedule priority. Range from 0 to 20.
packetDelayBudget Budget of package delay, unit is ms.
ttiBundling Tti binding function switch. Range is 0,1.
dscp DSCP value. 0-63 Range from 0 to 63.
losslessHoRequired Lossless handover switch. Range is 0,1.
rlcMode RLC transfer mode. Range: 1-UM, 2-AM.

3. Click “Save” to complete the setting of the RRC status parameters.

Capacity Parameters
On the left navigation column, select “LTE Setting> Capacity Parameter” to enter
capacity parameter configuration page, as shown in Figure 7-6.

Figure 7-6 Capacity Parameter

Random Access Parameters Setting

1. Click “Random Access Parameters” to display the random access configuration

parameter, which descriptions are given in Table 7-21.

Table 7-21 Random Access Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Zero Correlation Zone The corresponding configuration of zero correlation.
Config
PRACH Freq Offset Set the frequency offset range.
rootSequenceIndex Index of root sequence.
configurationIndex Index of configuration.

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Capacity Parameters Setting

2. Click “Capacity Parameters” to display the capacity configuration parameter,

which descriptions are given in Table 7-22.

Table 7-22 Capacity Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Max Ue Num The maximum value of UE.
maxCsgMembers The maximum of CSG member.
crntiStartRange The start value of RNTI.
crntiEndRange The end value of RNTI.
resourceReservedForExistingUsers Reserved UE resource.

3. Click “Save” to complete the capacity parameter setting.

Log Configuration
On the left navigation column, select “LTE Setting> Log Config” to enter the log
configuration page, as shown in Figure 7-7.

Figure 7-7 Log Configuration

7.9.1 LTE Log Level Setting

1. Click “LTE log level” to display the LTE log level configuration parameter, which
descriptions are given in Table 7-23.

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 Table 7-23 LTE Log Level Parameter Description
Parameter Name Description
RRC log level The print level of RRC log.
oamAdapter log level The print level of OAM adapter log.
RRM log level The print level of RRM log.
SON log level The print level of SON log.
OAM log level The print level of OAM log.

2. Click “Save” to complete the LTE log level setting.

7.9.2 phyTraceSubsystem Setting

1. Click “phyTraceSubsystemConfig” to display the trace list for subsystems, as

shown in Figure 7-8.

Figure 7-8 Trace List for Subsystems

2. Click to modify the configuration of trace of subsystem, which descriptions

are given in Table 7-24.

Table 7-24 phyTraceSubsystem Parameter Description

Parameter Name Description
Subsystem Select the subsystem.
streamToRemoteHost Whether stream to the remote host.
logToFile Whether save logs to file.
logFileCount The count of the log file.

3. Click “Save” to complete the phyTraceSubsystem setting.

7.9.3 phyTrace Setting

1. Click “phyTraceConfig” to select enable “wiresharkEnabled”..

2. Click “Save” to complete the phyTrace setting.

7.9.4 boardConf Setting

1. Click “boardConfig” to enter boardConf subsystem log level configuration page.

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2. Set the log level of boardConf subsystem.

 CRIT

 ERROR

 WARNING

 NOTICE

 INFOR

 DEBUG

 DEVEL

3. Click “Save” to complete the boardConf subsystem log level setting.

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8. Reboot

Caution：

The reboot operation will interrupt the current service of the base station, be
careful to operate this operation.

1. On the left navigation, select “Reboot” to enter the reboot window.

2. Click “Reboot Now” to reboot the base station.

Wait for three minutes, the base station will restart completely.

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 Terminology & Acronym

Acronym Full Name

CHAP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol

CSFB Circuit Switched Fallback

DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DNS Domain Name System

GPS Global Positioning System

IKE Internet Key Exchange

MME Mobility Management Entity

MOCN Multi-Operator Core Network

NTP Network Time Protocol

PAP Password Authentication Protocol

PCI Physical Cell Identifier

PLMN Public Land Mobile Network

PPPOE Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet

PRACH Physical Random Access Channel

PUCCH Physical Uplink Control Channel

PUSCH Physical Uplink Shared Channel

RAT Radio Access Technologies

RRC Radio Resource Control

RSRP Reference Signal Receiving Power

SON Self-Organized Network

TAC Tracking Area Code

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