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Wireless Service Provider Solutions

W-CDMAAlcatel-Lucent Node B

Commissioning and Fault Management UserManual: TILNN-20500-019 10.02/EN Preliminary June 2009


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Wireless Service Provider Solutions

W-CDMA

Alcatel-Lucent Node BCommissioning and Fault Management User Manual: TIL

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PUBLICATION HISTORYSYSTEM RELEASE UA07.0

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Update for UA 5.0 Channel Readiness

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Q01658796 (Update of CxOIM board contextual menus and of the "Supervising the laser

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1 About this publication................................................................................................................................................. 16

2 Roadmap to W-CMA Customer Documentation .......................................................................................................18

3 New in this release....................................................................................................................................................... 20

4 Understanding the TIL tool..........................................................................................................................................22

4.1 TIL overview............................................................................................................................................................ 23

4.2 TIL system requirements......................................................................................................................................... 25

4.3 TIL connection modes............................................................................................................................................. 26

4.4 Node B modes......................................................................................................................................................... 29

5 Connecting the TIL to a Node B in peer-to-peer connection mode.........................................................................30

5.1 Configuring the Ethernet adapter.............................................................................................................................31

5.2 Connecting the TIL to a Node B in peer-to-peer connection mode......................................................................... 36

6 Installing the TIL tool................................................................................................................................................... 38

6.1 Installing the security certificate...............................................................................................................................39

6.2 Installing the Java Runtime Environment (JRE)...................................................................................................... 42

6.3 Configuring the Java plug-in....................................................................................................................................44

6.4 Signing and installing the Java applet..................................................................................................................... 48

7 Starting and quitting the TIL tool ...............................................................................................................................49

7.1 Starting the TIL tool................................................................................................................................................. 50

7.2 Quitting the TIL tool ................................................................................................................................................ 52

8 Understanding the TIL GUI..........................................................................................................................................53

8.1 TIL main window.......................................................................................................................................................54

8.2 TIL menus................................................................................................................................................................. 69

8.2.1 TIL Connection menu.........................................................................................................................................71

8.2.2 TIL Files menu....................................................................................................................................................74

8.2.3 TIL I and C menu................................................................................................................................................88

8.2.4 TIL Tools menu................................................................................................................................................ 129

8.2.5 TIL Maintenance menu.....................................................................................................................................183

8.2.6 TIL Alarms menu..............................................................................................................................................189

8.2.7 TIL Miscellaneous menu.................................................................................................................................. 194

8.2.8 TIL Help menu.................................................................................................................................................. 195

8.2.9 TIL Contextual menus...................................................................................................................................... 197

8.2.10 TIL Contextual menu on the CCM alarm LED................................................................................................224

9 Connecting and disconnecting the TIL using the Connection menu....................................................................233

9.1 Connecting the TIL application to a Node B using the Connection menu............................................................. 234

9.2 Disconnecting the TIL from a Node B using the Connection menu.......................................................................236

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10 Performing the Node B commissioning.................................................................................................................238

10.1 Displaying the Node B TX radio cabling configuration..........................................................................................239

10.2 Saving the I and C parameters............................................................................................................................. 241

10.3 Loading the I and C parameters........................................................................................................................... 242

10.4 Modifying the PCM parameters............................................................................................................................ 243

10.5 Modifying the IP address parameters...................................................................................................................244

10.6 Modifying the Node B BTS parameters................................................................................................................ 245

10.7 Modifying the ATM parameters.............................................................................................................................246

10.8 Modifying the Drop and Insert parameters........................................................................................................... 248

10.9 Modifying the IMA parameters..............................................................................................................................249

10.10 Sending the I and C parameters to the Node B.................................................................................................. 250

10.11 Displaying the siteLAN configuration..................................................................................................................251

10.12 Testing the siteLAN configuration.......................................................................................................................254

10.13 Resetting the Node B..........................................................................................................................................256

10.14 Managing the Node B maintenance mode......................................................................................................... 258

10.14.1 Enabling the Node B maintenance mode.....................................................................................................259

10.14.2 Disabling the Node B maintenance mode.................................................................................................... 261

10.15 Performing the CallP commissioning test........................................................................................................... 262

11 Resetting the 9341 RRH...........................................................................................................................................264

11.1 Resetting one of the 9341 RRHs connected to a Node B................................................................................... 265

11.2 Resetting all the 9341 RRHs managed by the same Optical Interface of a CxOIM board.................................. 267

11.3 Resetting all the 9341 RRHs connected to a Node B..........................................................................................268

12 Creating the MCA backup file................................................................................................................................. 269

13 Updating an empty MCA module............................................................................................................................ 271

14 Performing the Node B audit tasks........................................................................................................................ 273

14.1 Displaying the Node B Global Inventory File........................................................................................................ 274

14.2 Displaying the Node B BIST results......................................................................................................................27514.3 Displaying the Node B marking information..........................................................................................................277

14.4 Displaying the BBU information............................................................................................................................279

14.5 Displaying the Node B frequency allocation......................................................................................................... 280

14.6 Creating a global report file...................................................................................................................................281

14.7 Displaying the Node B configuration file............................................................................................................... 283

14.8 Performing the ATM F4/F5 loopback test............................................................................................................. 284

14.9 Performing the PCM loopback test....................................................................................................................... 285

14.10 Testing the IP link............................................................................................................................................... 286

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14.11 Downloading the Node B PM files...................................................................................................................... 287

14.12 Displaying the Node B radio configuration..........................................................................................................289

14.12.1 Downloading Node B radio debug logs........................................................................................................ 290

14.12.2 Decoding Node B radio debug logs..............................................................................................................291

14.13 Uploading the Node B IMT log files.................................................................................................................... 292

14.14 Downloading the Node B EEC log files.............................................................................................................. 293

14.15 Downloading the Node B FLR log files............................................................................................................... 294

14.16 Displaying the Node B specific IMT information (iBTS Browse)......................................................................... 295

14.17 Displaying the hardware snapshot of a Node B board....................................................................................... 296

15 Supervising the Node B PCM link...........................................................................................................................298

15.1 Displaying the configuration of the PCM links..................................................................................................... 299

15.2 Displaying the Node B synchronization source................................................................................................... 300

15.3 Displaying the Node B PCM link alarms.............................................................................................................. 301

15.4 Running the PCM loop-back test.........................................................................................................................302

15.5 Running the ATM F4/F5 test................................................................................................................................303

16 Supervising the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board.......................................................................................304

16.1 Displaying optical link alarms...............................................................................................................................305

16.2 Forcing one of the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board...................................................................................306

16.3 Unforcing one of the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board............................................................................... 307

16.4 Forcing all the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board.........................................................................................308

16.5 Unforcing all the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board......................................................................................309

16.6 Blocking one of the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board.................................................................................310

16.7 Unblocking one of the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board.............................................................................311

16.8 Blocking all the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board....................................................................................... 312

16.9 Unblocking all the laser transmissions of a CxOIM board................................................................................... 313

17 Managing the Node B radiating parameters..........................................................................................................314

17.1 Setting the Node B into radiating mode............................................................................................................... 31517.2 Starting the Node B radiating...............................................................................................................................317

17.3 Changing the Node B radiating parameters........................................................................................................ 320

17.4 Restoring the default values of the Node B radiating parameters....................................................................... 321

17.5 Stopping the Node B radiating.............................................................................................................................322

17.6 Setting the Node B into normal mode..................................................................................................................324

18 Managing the Node B alarms..................................................................................................................................326

18.1 Displaying the Node B current alarms................................................................................................................. 327

18.2 Starting the Node B alarm history........................................................................................................................328

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18.3 Stopping the Node B alarm history......................................................................................................................329

18.4 Displaying the Node B alarm history....................................................................................................................330

18.5 Displaying the alarm mask...................................................................................................................................331

18.6 Changing the alarm mask....................................................................................................................................332

18.7 Displaying the 9341 RRH alarms.........................................................................................................................333

19 Upgrading the Node B software..............................................................................................................................334

19.1 Downloading new software..................................................................................................................................335

19.2 Activating a new software....................................................................................................................................336

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Figure 1 - Roadmap to W-CDMA Customer Documentation................................................................ ............. ......... 18

Figure 2 - TIL communication architecture......................................................................................................... ......... 24

Figure 3 - TIL peer-to-peer connection............................................................................................................... ......... 26

Figure 4 - TIL remote connection.......................................................................................................... ............. ......... 27

Figure 5 - Control Panel window........................................................................................................... ............. ......... 31

Figure 6 - Network Connections window............................................................................................................ ......... 32

Figure 7 - Local Area Connection Properties window........................................................................... ............. ......... 33

Figure 8 - Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window...................................................................... ............. ......... 34

Figure 9 - System Settings Change window......................................................................................... ............. ......... 35

Figure 10 - CCM Port 2......................................................................................................................... ............. ......... 36

Figure 11 - TIL Applet page................................................................................................................................ ......... 39Figure 12 - Certificate installation window.......................................................................................................... ......... 40

Figure 13 - Certificate Import Wizard.................................................................................................... ............. ......... 41

Figure 14 - Java Setup - Welcome window........................................................................................................ ......... 42

Figure 15 - Java Setup - Progress window........................................................................................... ............. ......... 43

Figure 16 - Control Panel window......................................................................................................... ............. ......... 44

Figure 17 - Java Control Panel........................................................................................................................... ......... 45

Figure 18 - Java Control Panel - Advanced tab window....................................................................... ............. ......... 46

Figure 19 - Java Plug-in Security Warning window............................................................................................ ......... 48

Figure 20 - Security window............................................................................................................................... ......... 50

Figure 21 - TIL main window.............................................................................................................................. ......... 51

Figure 22 - TIL main window.............................................................................................................................. ......... 55

Figure 23 - TIL main window for a 9311 Macro ID connected to two 9341 RRHs................................ ...................... 57

Figure 24 - TIL main window for a 9322 dCompact connected to three 9341 RRHs............................ ............. ......... 58

Figure 25 - TIL main window for a 9326 d2U connected to a 9341 RRH40 or RRH60...................................... ......... 59

Figure 26 - TIL main window for a dual band 9326 d2U connected to two 9341 RRH40 or twoRRH60.....................................................................................................................................................

............. ......... 60

Figure 27 - Description of the graphical representation of a CxOIM board........................................... ............. ......... 61

Figure 28 - RRH 2020 TIL graphical display......................................................................................... ............. ......... 62

Figure 29 - 9341 RRH40 or RRH60 TIL graphical display.................................................................... ............. ......... 63

Figure 30 - TIL main window for a 9332 rCompact ID/OD connected to a 9322 dCompact ................ ............. ......... 64

Figure 31 - TIL menus........................................................................................................................................ ......... 70

Figure 32 - Connection menu............................................................................................................................. ......... 71

Figure 33 - Disconnect from BTS....................................................................................................................... ......... 72

Figure 34 - Reconnection to iBTS needed window............................................................................... ............. ......... 72

Figure 35 - TIL Files menu.................................................................................................................... ............. ......... 74

Figure 36 - Global Inventory File Reading Result window.................................................................... ............. ......... 76

Figure 37 - Config File window.............................................................................................................. ............. ......... 77

Figure 38 - Config file not found window............................................................................................................ ......... 78

Figure 39 - PMFileDisplay window........................................................................................................ ............. ......... 79

Figure 40 - Radio Debug logs selection window................................................................................... ............. ......... 80

Figure 41 - IMT log saving.................................................................................................................................. ......... 81

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Figure 42 - EECFileDisplay window...................................................................................................... ............. ......... 82

Figure 43 - FLR Logs Display window................................................................................................................ ......... 83

Figure 44 - Global Report window......................................................................................................... ............. ......... 84

Figure 45 - Global Report result window (PCM E1).............................................................................. ............. ......... 85

Figure 46 - Global Report result window (PCM T1).............................................................................. ............. ......... 86

Figure 47 - TIL I and C menu................................................................................................................ ............. ......... 88

Figure 48 - TIL I and C menu specific to the 9332 rCompact ID/OD.................................................................. ......... 89

Figure 49 - Display I and C parameters (PCM E1) window................................................................................ ......... 90

Figure 50 - PCM receive sensitivity window....................................................................................................... ......... 91

Figure 51 - Display I and C parameters Address tab (PCM E1 and T1)............................................... ............. ......... 92

Figure 52 - Display I and C parameters RRH tab (PCM E1 and T1)........................................................................... 93

Figure 53 - Display I and C parameters BTS tab for all Node Bs except 9332 rCompact (PCM E1and T1)....................................................................................................................................................

............. ......... 93

Figure 54 - Display I and C parameters ATM tab (PCM E1 and T1).................................................................. ......... 94

Figure 55 - Display I and C parameters PCM and IMA tab (PCM E1 and T1)...................................... ............. ......... 94

Figure 56 - Save .til file window.......................................................................................................................... ......... 95

Figure 57 - icparam.til (PCM E1) window........................................................................................................... ......... 96

Figure 58 - Display I and C parameters (PCM T1) window - PCM parameters tab.............................. ............. ......... 97

Figure 59 - LBO window..................................................................................................................................... ......... 98

Figure 60 - PCM receive sensitivity window ...................................................................................................... ......... 98

Figure 61 - Save .til file window.......................................................................................................................... ......... 99

Figure 62 - icparam.til (PCM T1) window........................................................................................................... ....... 100

Figure 63 - Display I and C parameters window for a 9332 rCompact............................................................... ....... 101

Figure 64 - Change I and C parameters window - PCM Parameters tab (PCM E1).......................................... ....... 102

Figure 65 - Value for all PCMs (1 to 8) window.................................................................................................. ....... 103

Figure 66 - Value per PCM (1 to 8) window.......................................................................................... ............. ....... 104

Figure 67 - Address tab...................................................................................................................................... ....... 105

Figure 68 - RRH tab.............................................................................................................................. ............. ....... 106

Figure 69 - BTS tab............................................................................................................................................ ....... 107

Figure 70 - ATM tab.............................................................................................................................. ............. ....... 109

Figure 71 - PCM and IMA tab (PCM E1) - Standard option.................................................................. ............. ....... 110

Figure 72 - PCM and IMA tab - IMA option........................................................................................... ............. ....... 111

Figure 73 - PCM and IMA tab (PCM E1) - Drop and Insert option..................................................................... ....... 112Figure 74 - Change I and C parameters result window...................................................................................... ....... 113

Figure 75 - Change I and C parameters window - PCM Parameters tab (PCM T1)............................. ............. ....... 113

Figure 76 - LBO - Value for all PCMs................................................................................................................. ....... 115

Figure 77 - LBO - Value per PCM......................................................................................................... ............. ....... 116

Figure 78 - PCM and IMA tab (PCM T1) - Standard option.................................................................. ............. ....... 117

Figure 79 - PCM and IMA tab (PCM T1) - IMA option............................................................................................... 118

Figure 80 - PCM and IMA tab (PCM T1) - Drop and Insert option........................................................ ............. ....... 119

Figure 81 - Change I and C parameters result window...................................................................................... ....... 120

Figure 82 - Change I and C parameters window for a 9332 rCompact.............................................................. ....... 120

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Figure 83 - Save I and C parameters window.................................................................................................... ....... 121

Figure 84 - Load I and C parameters window....................................................................................... ............. ....... 122

Figure 85 - Display site data window.................................................................................................................. ....... 123

Figure 86 - Change site data window................................................................................................................. ....... 124

Figure 87 - Change site data result window....................................................................................................... ....... 125

Figure 88 - MCA recovery tools dialog box........................................................................................... ............. ....... 125

Figure 89 - Prepare MCA file on CCM board - IC File Update window.............................................................. ....... 126

Figure 90 - Save MCA file on local disk - IC File Update window......................................................... ............. ....... 126

Figure 91 - Update MCA from local disk file - Load window............................................................................... ....... 127

Figure 92 - Update MCA with default value dialog window................................................................................ ....... 128

Figure 93 - Update MCA with default value result window................................................................................. ....... 128

Figure 94 - TIL Tools menu................................................................................................................................ ....... 130

Figure 95 - Choose a delivery file window ......................................................................................................... ....... 131

Figure 96 - File transfer progression window........................................................................................ ............. ....... 132

Figure 97 - Software activation window.............................................................................................................. ....... 132

Figure 98 - End Of Software Activation window................................................................................................. ....... 133

Figure 99 - Software activation failed window.................................................................................................... ....... 133

Figure 100 - Software activation window............................................................................................................ ....... 133

Figure 101 - Confirm the reset window................................................................................................. ............. ....... 134

Figure 102 - Board Reset window...................................................................................................................... ....... 134


Figure 104 - Reset window................................................................................................................................. ....... 135

Figure 105 - Disconnection to iBTS window....................................................................................................... ....... 136

Figure 106 - Confirm the stand-alone mode window.......................................................................................... ....... 137



Figure 109 - Marking options window................................................................................................................. ....... 138

Figure 110 - Marking window................................................................................................................ ............. ....... 139

Figure 111 - Global BIST results window........................................................................................................... ....... 140

Figure 112 - BIST window.................................................................................................................................. ....... 141

Figure 113 - CEM selection window for BBU information..................................................................... ............. ....... 142

Figure 114 - BBU Information window................................................................................................................ ....... 143

Figure 115 - Frequency Allocation window when the cell is configured............................................................. ....... 145

Figure 116 - Frequency Allocation window when the cell is not configured.......................................... ............. ....... 146

Figure 117 - Radiating BTS window...................................................................................................... ............. ....... 147

Figure 118 - Radiating BTS window displaying Radiate mode............................................................. ............. ....... 152

Figure 119 - Radiating BTS window when radiating (broadcast).......................................................... ............. ....... 153

Figure 120 - Radiating BTS window with radiating stopped............................................................................... ....... 154

Figure 121 - ATM F4/F5 link between the Node B and the RNC.......................................................... ............. ....... 157

Figure 122 - ATM F4/F5 loopback test window (before the test).......................................................... .................... 159

Figure 123 - ATM F4/F5 loopback test window (after the Run end-to-end F4 test )............................. ............. ....... 160

Figure 124 - ATM F4/F5 loopback test window (after the Run end-to-end F5 test )............................. ............. ....... 162

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Figure 125 - ATM F4/F5 loopback test window (after the Run segment F4 test ).............................................. ....... 163

Figure 126 - ATM F4/F5 loopback test window (after the Run segment F5 test ).............................................. ....... 164

Figure 127 - PCM loop back test principle............................................................................................ ............. ....... 165

Figure 128 - PCM loop-back test........................................................................................................................ ....... 166

Figure 129 - End of PCM test............................................................................................................................. ....... 167

Figure 130 - CPRI loop back test window............................................................................................. ............. ....... 168

Figure 131 - RRH Loop Back Result window..................................................................................................... ....... 168

Figure 132 - Fiber loop back test window........................................................................................................... ....... 169

Figure 133 - Fiber loop back test result window................................................................................................. ....... 170

Figure 134 - Display - SiteLAN Configuration window.......................................................................... ............. ....... 171

Figure 135 - Save SiteLAN Configuration window................................................................................ ............. ....... 172

Figure 136 - Display - SiteLAN Configuration Test Results window..................................................... ............. ....... 173

Figure 137 - Save SiteLAN Configuration Test Results window........................................................... ............. ....... 174

Figure 138 - NATP Configuration window.......................................................................................................... ....... 175

Figure 139 - NATP Configuration test Results window......................................................................... ............. ....... 176

Figure 140 - IP Ping window................................................................................................................. ............. ....... 177

Figure 141 - IP Ping result window..................................................................................................................... ....... 178

Figure 142 - IP Tracepath window........................................................................................................ ............. ....... 179

Figure 143 - IP Tracepath result window............................................................................................................ ....... 180

Figure 144 - Add Route window......................................................................................................................... ....... 181

Figure 145 - ShowRoute window.......................................................................................................... ............. ....... 182

Figure 146 - TIL Maintenance menu..................................................................................................... ............. ....... 183

Figure 147 - iBTS Browse window........................................................................................................ ............. ....... 184

Figure 148 - CallP commissioning test window.................................................................................................. ....... 187

Figure 149 - TIL Alarms menu............................................................................................................................ ....... 189

Figure 150 - Current alarms display window...................................................................................................... ....... 190

Figure 151 - Open window.................................................................................................................... ............. ....... 191

Figure 152 - Alarm history file window.................................................................................................. ............. ....... 192

Figure 153 - TIL Miscellaneous menu................................................................................................... ............. ....... 194

Figure 154 - TIL Help menu.................................................................................................................. ............. ....... 195

Figure 155 - TIL version window........................................................................................................... ............. ....... 195

Figure 156 - About TIL window............................................................................................................. ............. ....... 196

Figure 157 - TIL contextual menu for a TRM board.............................................................................. ............. ....... 198

Figure 158 - TIL contextual menu for a CCM board........................................................................................... ....... 199

Figure 159 - TIL contextual menu for a CEM board.............................................................................. ............. ....... 200

Figure 160 - TIL contextual menu for a GPSAM/GPxOIM board.......................................................... ............. ....... 201

Figure 161 - TIL contextual menu for the optical interfaces of a 9311 Macro or digital Node BCxOIM board (9341 RRH configuration).................................................................................................

............. ....... 202

Figure 162 - TIL contextual menu for the optical interfaces of a digital Node B CxOIM board (9332rCompact configuration)..........................................................................................................................

............. ....... 203

Figure 163 - TIL contextual menu for the optical interface(s) of a 9332 rCompact CxOIM board...................... ....... 204

Figure 164 - TIL contextual menu for the CxOIM board(s) of a digital NodeB or a 9311 MacroID/OD......................................................................................................................................................

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Figure 165 - TIL contextual menu for the CxOIM board of a 9332 rCompact....................................... ............. ....... 206

Figure 166 - TIL contextual menu for a 9341 RRH............................................................................... ............. ....... 207

Figure 167 - Marking command............................................................................................................ ............. ....... 208

Figure 168 - BIST details window for the iCCM1 board of a Macro Node B......................................... ............. ....... 209

Figure 169 - Save window.................................................................................................................................. ....... 210

Figure 170 - Current alarms display window (for a (x)TRM board)....................................................... ............. ....... 211

Figure 171 - Confirm the reset of contextual menu............................................................................... ............. ....... 212

Figure 172 - Synchronisation................................................................................................................ ............. ....... 212

Figure 173 - Frequency Allocation window when the cell is configured............................................................. ....... 213

Figure 174 - Frequency Allocation window when the cell is not configured.......................................... ............. ....... 214

Figure 175 - Alarms Mask window (masked and unmasked alarms) - PCM E1................................... ............. ....... 215

Figure 176 - Alarms Mask window (unmasked alarm forcing) - PCM E1.................................................................. 216

Figure 177 - TX radio cabling display window.................................................................................................... ....... 217

Figure 178 - RF TX Cabling Representation window ........................................................................... ............. ....... 219

Figure 179 - RF Tx Cabling Representation window.......................................................................................... ....... 220

Figure 180 - Current alarms display window...................................................................................................... ....... 221

Figure 181 - Unblock and Unforce all Tx emission............................................................................................. ....... 222

Figure 182 - Contextual commands on a CCM alarm LED................................................................... ............. ....... 224

Figure 183 - Configuration of PCM E1 window..................................................................................... ............. ....... 226

Figure 184 - Configuration of PCM T1 window..................................................................................... ............. ....... 227

Figure 185 - PCM E1 Alarms window................................................................................................... ............. ....... 229

Figure 186 - PCM T1 Alarms window................................................................................................................. ....... 230

Figure 187 - Info window....................................................................................................................... ............. ....... 234

Figure 188 - TIL Connection Procedure window................................................................................................ ....... 234

Figure 189 - Connection with iBTS window........................................................................................................ ....... 236

Figure 190 - Excel file (.csv file)............................................................................................................ ............. ....... 252

Figure 191 - TIL - SiteLAN Configuration Test Results page............................................................................. ....... 255

Figure 192 - TIL main window - BTS in maintenance mode................................................................. ............. ....... 260

Figure 193 - PM file download window............................................................................................................... ....... 287

Figure 194 - Board snapshot Logs Display window.............................................................................. ............. ....... 296

Figure 195 - CCM reset confirmation window....................................................................................... ............. ....... 316

Figure 196 - Confirm radiating parameters window.............................................................................. ............. ....... 318

Figure 197 - Cell select window............................................................................................................ ............. ....... 319

Figure 198 - Radiating result window................................................................................................................. ....... 319

Figure 199 - Cell radiating stopped dialogue...................................................................................................... ....... 322

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Table 1 - System configuration for the TIL............................................................................................ ............. ......... 25

Table 2 - Description of the TIL main window....................................................................................... ............. ......... 55

Table 3 - Parameters set by the user.................................................................................................... ............. ....... 148

Table 4 - Parameters (BTS mode) calculated by the TIL software and not configurable by theuser.........................................................................................................................................................

............. ....... 149

Table 5 - Parameters (Cell state) calculated by the TIL software and not configurable by the user..... ............. ....... 149

Table 6 - iBTS Browse navigation tree description............................................................................... ............. ....... 185

Table 7 - State area............................................................................................................................................ ....... 228

Table 8 - Characteristics area............................................................................................................... ............. ....... 228

Table 9 - Threshold area.................................................................................................................................... ....... 228

Table 10 - Alarm status......................................................................................................................... ............. ....... 231

Table 11 - Alarm types.......................................................................................................................... ............. ....... 231

Table 12 - Alarm counters.................................................................................................................................. ....... 231

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1 About this publicationThis publication describes how to perform the Node B installation, commissioning and maintenance

tasks using the Node B TIL (Terminal for Local Installation) tool.

Applicability

This publication applies to UA07.0 System Release. It addresses UMTS 850, 900, 1900 and 2100

MHz bandwidths.

Audience

This publication is for maintenance staff, engineers, and technicians.

Prerequisites

It is recommended that readers also become familiar with the following documents:

Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B Indoor - Technical Description(NN-20500-003)

Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B Outdoor - Technical Description(NN-20500-004)

Alcatel-Lucent 9312 Compact Node B OutdoorTechnical Description(NN-20500-170)

Alcatel-Lucent 9322 digital Compact Node B Indoor / Outdoor - Technical Description(NN-20500-103)

Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head 20W - Technical Description(NN-20500-106)

Alcatel-Lucent 9332 radio Compact Node B Outdoor - Technical Description(NN-20500-097)

Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head 40W Technical Description(NN-20500-120)

Node B Hardware Maintenance Guides

Related documents

None.

Vocabulary conventions

For a definition of the terms used in this publication, see Alcatel-Lucent 9300 W-CDMA ProductFamily - Terminology(NN-20500-02).

If not otherwise specified, in this document:

the term TRM refers to the Transmitter/Receiver Module as a board type. It designates all theTRM types supported by Alcatel-Lucent Node Bs, that is the TRM, iTRM, xTRM and xTRM-2devices,

the term CEM refers to the Channel Element Module as a board type. It designates all the CEMtypes supported by Alcatel-Lucent Node Bs, that is the CEM, iCEM, iCEM-U and xCEM boards,

the term CCM refers to the Core Controller Module as a board type. It designates all the CCM

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types supported by Alcatel-Lucent Node Bs, that is the CCM, iCCM, and xCCM boards.

Node B Hardware Maintenance Guides

The list of documents below comprises the maintenance guides relating to the whole range of Node

B:

Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B Indoor - Preventive Maintenance(NN-20500-008)

Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B Indoor - Corrective Maintenance(NN-20500-009)

Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B Outdoor - Preventive Maintenance(NN-20500-010)

Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B Outdoor - Corrective Maintenance(NN-20500-011)

Alcatel-Lucent 9312 Compact Node B Outdoor - Preventive Maintenance(NN-20500-012)

Alcatel-Lucent 9312 Compact Node B Outdoor - Corrective Maintenance(NN-20500-013)

Alcatel-Lucent 9322 digital Compact Node B Indoor / Outdoor - Preventive Maintenance(NN-20500-104)

Alcatel-Lucent 9322 digital Compact Node B Indoor / Outdoor - Corrective Maintenance(NN-20500-105)

Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head 20W - Maintenance Guide(NN-20500-107)

Alcatel-Lucent 9332 radio Compact Node B Outdoor - Preventive Maintenance(NN-20500-098)

Alcatel-Lucent 9332 radio Compact Node B Outdoor - Corrective Maintenance(NN-20500-099)

Alcatel-Lucent 9341 RRH 40W Maintenance Guide(NN-20500-121)

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2 Roadmap to W-CMA Customer DocumentationThe following figure shows where the current document stands within the W-CDMA Customer

Documentation.

Figure 1 Roadmap to W-CDMA Customer Documentation

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3 New in this releaseThe following section details what's new in the Commissioning and Fault Management User Manual:

TILdocument for the UA07.0 system release.

Features

Other changes

Features

None.

Other changes

None

Node B products rebranding

Old product designation New product designation

Long form Short form

BTS 12010 (iBTS Indoor) Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node BIndoor

9311 Macro ID

BTS 12020 (iBTS Outdoor) Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B

Outdoor

9311 Macro OD

BTS 6010 (iBTS Compact Indoor) Alcatel-Lucent 9312 Compact NodeB Indoor

9312 Compact ID

BTS 6020 (iBTS Street) Alcatel-Lucent 9312 Compact NodeB Outdoor

9312 Compact OD

BTS 1120 (Micro) Alcatel-Lucent 9313 Micro Node B 9313 Micro

BTS 1010 (Pico) Alcatel-Lucent 9314 Pico Node B 9314 Pico

dBTS 6110 Alcatel-Lucent 9322 digital CompactNode B Indoor

9322 dCompact ID

dBTS 6120 Alcatel-Lucent 9322 digital CompactNode B Outdoor

9322 dCompact OD

dNodeB 2U Alcatel-Lucent 9326 digital 2U NodeB

9326 d2U

Not applicable Alcatel-Lucent 9326 digital 4U NodeB

9326 d4U

Not applicable Alcatel-Lucent 9332 radio CompactNode B Indoor

9332 rCompact ID

Not applicable Alcatel-Lucent 9332 radio CompactNode B Outdoor

9332 rCompact OD

RRH 2020 Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio 9341 RRH20-21

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Old product designation New product designationHead 20W 2100MHz

BTS Node B N/A

Update of W-CDMA document titles

Document titles were updated to comply with new marketing guidelines.

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4 Understanding the TIL toolThis chapter is composed of the following sub-chapters:

TIL overview

TIL system requirements

TIL connection modes

Node B modes

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4.1 TIL overviewWith the TIL tool you can install, test, and maintain the following Node Bs:

Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B Indoor (9311 Macro ID)

Alcatel-Lucent 9311 Macro Node B Outdoor (9311 Macro OD)

Alcatel-Lucent 9312 Compact Node B Indoor (9312 Compact ID)

Alcatel-Lucent 9312 Compact Node B Outdoor (9312 Compact OD)

Alcatel-Lucent 9322 digital Compact Node B Indoor (9322 dCompact ID)

Alcatel-Lucent 9322 digital Compact Node B Outdoor (9322 dCompact OD)

Alcatel-Lucent 9326 digital 2U Node B (9326 d2U) Alcatel-Lucent 9326 digital 2U V2 Node B (9326 d2UV2 )

Alcatel-Lucent 9332 radio Compact Node B Indoor (9332 rCompact ID)

Alcatel-Lucent 9332 radio Compact Node B Outdoor (9332 rCompact OD)

Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head 20W 2100MHz (9341 RRH20-21)

Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head 40W (9341 RRH40)

Use the TIL tool on first installation to configure the minimum parameters required for connecting the

Node B with the RNC/OAM access.

TIL functionsThe TIL tool:

displays the existing hardware of the Node B product

automatically displays hardware added to the Node B

provides basic maintenance and test capabilities for all Node B modules

saves reports (alarm, test reports) on a PC

retrieves the Node B hardware and software module configuration

retrieves IMT/FLR, EEC and radio logs

downloads Node B PM (Performance Measurement) files

downloads new software for Node B modules

configures Node B commissioning parameters and performs Callp commissioning tests

TIL description

The TIL consists of a laptop PC with a web browser connected to the active CCM of the Node B.

The TIL software is part of the CCM software and is loaded onto the TIL PC before connection to the

Node B. The TIL software is then always consistent with the Node B software release.

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The Node B can also download its own software from a CD-ROM.

The TIL software offers an intuitive and graphical user interface (GUI) described inUnderstanding

the TIL GUI.

The following figure shows the TIL communication architecture.

Figure 2 TIL communication architecture

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4.2 TIL system requirementsThe TIL tool runs in a Java-enabled environment with a web browser on a PC.

The following table summarizes the system configuration required to run the TIL tool:

Table 1 System configuration for the TIL

Hardware 1 PC

a Microsoft compatible mouse

128 Mbyte of RAM

10 Mbyte or more (20 Mbyte are recommended) of free hard diskspace

1 CD ROM 4X drive

1 Color VGA monitor

1 Ethernet adapter interface

1 RJ45 crossover cable (for direct connection)

1 RJ45 straight through cable

1 PC/AT enhanced keyboard (101/102-key)

Operating System One of the following:

Windows 2000 Windows NT 4.0

Windows XP

Internet web browser One of the following:

Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher (6.0 version is recommended)

Mozilla Firefox 1.0 or higher

Netscape Navigator 4.5 or higher (6.2 version is recommended)

Additional software re-quirements

Web access with Java Runtime Environment 1.4.0 or higher(1.4.2 is recommended)

The IP address of the Node B equipment to which the TIL mustconnect (see Note 1).

Note 1: onsite, a unique address 223.254.254.244 is assigned to

CCM/iCCM on port 2 (on port 1 for xCCM).

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4.3 TIL connection modesThis chapter describes the connection modes between the TIL and the Node B.

The TIL is connected to the active CCM/iCCM/xCCM using a TCP/IP connection. Two types of

connections are available:

Peer-to-peer connection

Remote connection

Peer-to-peer connection

In the peer-to-peer connection mode, the CCM/iCCM port 2 and xCCM port 1 have a hard-coded IPaddress. This address is factory-defined and is independent of the module. Thus, you always know

the IP address used to access the CCM for a peer-to-peer connection. An IP aliasing mechanism can

be used to define more than one IP address on the same interface.

The following figure shows the TIL peer-to-peer connection mode.

Figure 3 TIL peer-to-peer connection

The TIL is connected to the front panel of the CCM module using an RJ-45 Ethernet cable.

If the connection between the TIL and the Node B is successful, the green LED on the connected

port of the CCM module is lit up.

Remote connection

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For a remote connection, you must know the public IP address of the CCM/iCCM/xCCM module in

the Node B. This public IP address can be fixed or dynamically assigned by a DHCP server. The TIL

does not handle dynamic IP address allocation of the CCM/iCCM/xCCM . If the IP address of the

module changes between two TIL connections, you have to know his new IP address for the second

connection.

The following figure shows the TIL remote connection mode.

Figure 4 TIL remote connection

The RNC acts as a router for IP traffic.

In remote connection mode, the TIL is connected to the network.

For OAM "in-band", that is, local network traffic, the I-node acts as a gateway between the OAM

subnetwork and the Node B subnetwork.

The following example is for information only:

ExampleTo set the network parameters of a CCM board, create a file /etc/rc2.d/S97NodeBRouter (suchas on the OAM main server) containing the following three commands to be executed on eachworkstation reboot:

For a client PC:

route ADD 10.1.0.0 MASK 255.255.255.248 10.1.20.107 -p

route ADD 10.1.0.8 MASK 255.255.255.248 10.1.20.110 -p

route ADD 10.1.0.24 MASK 255.255.255.248 10.1.20.97 -p

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(-p to make the declaration persistent for a PC reboot)

For a client workstation:

route add net 10.1.0.0/29 10.1.20.107 1

route add net 10.1.0.8/29 10.1.20.110 1

route add net 10.1.0.24/29 10.1.20.97 1

Network connection applies to Node Bs in live UMTS networks only.

Two peer-to-peer connections between the TIL and the active CCM are not possible at the same

time. Only the last TIL connection is available; the previous connection is automatically stopped (if it

is not performing a software download or activation operation).

An ongoing download operation, is given priority, that is, if any client (TIL or OMC-B) is performing a

download then that client retains the connection and the new client must wait until the first download

is over.

The TIL terminal is disconnected when a Node B download starts from OMC-B.

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4.4 Node B modesThis chapter describes the Node B connection and operating modes.

Node B connection modes:

Stand-alone.

The Node B is in stand-alone mode if there is no communication between the Node B and the

OMC-B and the RNC (for more information, seeReset in stand-alone mode).

Connected.

The Node B is in connected mode if it is operational, linked to the network, and can receivemessages on the Iub interface during TIL connection (for more information, seeReset in

connected mode).

To switch the Node B from connected mode to stand-alone mode, you must reset the Node B using

the TIL(Reset in stand-alone mode). At the end of the reset you must reconnect the TIL terminal to

the Node B. If there is no TIL reconnection within 15 minutes, the Node B automatically reboots to

return to connected mode.

Node B operating modes:

Normal mode.

In normal operating mode the Node B is connected to the OMC-B and it can be configured and

operated using the TIL and the OMC-B in parallel without any restrictions.

Maintenance mode.

When a Node B is set to maintenance mode using the TIL, it should only be configured and

operated with the TIL. The OMC-B user is warned that it is not recommended to issue commands

to the Node B when it is in maintenance mode and connected to the TIL for site maintenance. For

more information, seeManaging the Node B maintenance mode.

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5 Connecting the TIL to a Node B in peer-to-peer connection modeThis chapter describes the following procedures:

Configuring the Ethernet adapter

Connecting the TIL to a Node B in peer-to-peer connection mode

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5.1 Configuring the Ethernet adapterThe following procedure describes how to configure the Ethernet adapter, before connecting the TIL

to a Node B in peer-to-peer connection mode.

Procedure

Step Action

1. From WindowsStartmenu, chooseSettings > Control Panel.TheControl Panelwindow appears.

Figure 5 Control Panel window

2. Double-click on theNetwork Connectionsicon.

TheNetwork Connectionswindow appears.

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Figure 6 Network Connections window

3. Right-click onLocal Area Connectionicon, then clickPropertiesTheLocal Area Connection Propertiesdialog box appears.

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Figure 7 Local Area Connection Properties window

4. In the Configuration tab, double-click theInternet Protocol (TCP/IP)entry

The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Propertiesdialog box opens.

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Figure 8 Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window

5. SelectUse the following IP address.

6. After recording the current configuration, click theSpecify an IP Address button.

7. Enter the IP Address (20.20.46.15 for example), and the Subnet Mask (255.255.192.0 forexample).

8. ClickOK to validate and close the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box.

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9. ClickOK to save the modifications.

10.ClickOK to save the modifications.

TheSystem Settings Changewindow appears.

Figure 9 System Settings Change window

11.ClickYes to restart the PC.

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5.2 Connecting the TIL to a Node B in peer-to-peer connection modeThis procedure describes how to connect the PC to the CCM in peer-to-peer connection mode.

TheConnection modessection gives information about the TIL connection.

Prerequisites

Before you perform this procedure, you must configure the Ethernet adapter. For further information,

seeConfiguring the Ethernet adapter.

Procedure

Step Action

1. Connect one end of the RJ-45 cable to Ethernet adapter of your PC.

2. Connect the other end of the RJ-45 cable to the CCM module (Port 2).

Figure 10 CCM Port 2

The Green LED is lit up on the Port.

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6 Installing the TIL toolInstallation of the TIL tool requires numerous procedures. The TIL files are part of the Java Applet

installed on a Node B CCM. Alcatel-Lucent recommends accessing the files through the web browser

on your PC. This ensures that the Java plug-in release of the PC is compatible with the TIL software

release of the Node B equipment.

Perform the following procedures to install the TIL tool:

Installing the security certificate

Installing the Java plug-in

Configuring the Java plug-in

Signing and installing the Java applet

Prerequisites

Before you perform these procedures, you must:

Install a web browser on the PC for the first installation

Know how toConnect the TIL to a Node B

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6.1 Installing the security certificateInstall the security certificate when using the TIL tool for the first time. Installing the certificate

authenticates the computer and protects the software after installation.

Procedure

Step Action

1. Open a web browser.

2. Enter the Node B IP address: http://CCM_IP_address/til/index.html.

Example:

http://47.162.14.140/til/index.html

Wait until theTIL Appletpage appears.

Figure 11 TIL Applet page

3. Download the certificate provided in thestep 1on this page.

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4. Go to directory where you have saved this certificate file and double-click it.TheCertificate installationwindow appears

Figure 12 Certificate installation window

5. ClickInstall certificate ....

TheCertificate Import Wizardwindow appears.

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Figure 13 Certificate Import Wizard

6. Follow the instruction by keeping default values.

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6.2 Installing the Java Runtime Environment (JRE)Install Java Runtime Environment (JRE) when using the TIL for the first time. The JRE lets the TIL

tool run the Java applet in the web browser.

Procedure

Step Action

1. Go to Sun website (http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp) and download the JRE setupfile . If you select the offline installation download, choose an appropriate directory where to savethis file.

The Java setup file is downloaded to the directory of your choice.

2. In the selected directory, double-click on theJRE setupfile (jre-xxx-windows-i586-p-s.exe).

TheJava Setup - Welcomewindow appears.

Figure 14 Java Setup - Welcome window

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3. If you agree to the License Agreement, clickAccept to launch installation.TheJava Setup - Progresswindow appears.

Figure 15 Java Setup - Progress window

4. ClickFinish.

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6.3 Configuring the Java plug-inConfigure the Java plug-in to enable some of the Java Runtime Environment features.

Procedure

Step Action

1. From WindowsStartmenu, chooseSettings > Control Panel.

TheControl Panelwindow opens.

Figure 16 Control Panel window

2. Preform step 3 displayed on theTIL Applet page.

3. Double-click onJavaicon.

The Java control panel window appears

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Figure 17 Java Control Panel

4. In theAdvanced tab, double-clickDefault Java for browsers list

5. Verify that bothMozilla familyand Internet Explorerboxes are checked.

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Figure 18 Java Control Panel - Advanced tab window

6. ClickApply, thenOK.

The Java control panel window closes.

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6.4 Signing and installing the Java appletSign and install the Java applet to ensure that the origin of the applet can be verified and to check

that it has not been modified since it was signed.

Procedure

Step Action

1. After Configuring the Java plug-in, restart the web browser and reload theTIL Applet page.TheJava Plug-in Security Warningwindow appears.

Figure 19 Java Plug-in Security Warning window

2. ClickRun to sign and install the TIL applet.

Note: You can grant permission for this session only or for all sessions by checkingAlwaystrust content from this publisher box.

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7 Starting and quitting the TIL toolThis chapter describes the following procedures:

Starting the TIL tool

Quitting the TIL tool

Prerequisites

Before you perform these procedures, you must:

be familiar with theTIL Connection menu

know how toConnecting the TIL to a Node B in peer-to-peer connection mode

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7.1 Starting the TIL toolThis procedure describes how to start the TIL.

Procedure

Step Action

1. Start a web browser.

2. In the web browser URL field enter:

for peer-to-peer connections: http://223.254.254.244/til/index.html

for remote connections, the Node B IP address: http://CCM_IP_address/til/index.html

Example:

http://47.162.14.140/til/index.html

TheSecurity login window appears.

Figure 20 Security window

3. Enter the user name and password.

4. ClickOK to confirm.The TIL main window appears.

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Figure 21 TIL main window

The TIL main window displays all the boards present in the cabinet in their correct positionsinside the digital shelf. The front panels indicate the type of board (TRM, CCM, CEM,GPSAM, and CxOIM and GPxOIM boards for Node Bs connected to 9341 RRHs) present inthe digital shelf and the board LED status. For information on the individual elements of themain window seeTIL main window.

For a presentation of the TIL main window for a 9311 Macro ID/OD, a 9322 dCompact ,

or a 9326 d2U connected to some 9341 RRHs, seeTIL main window for Node Bs

connected to one or more 9341 RRHs.

For a presentation of the TIL main window for a 9322 dCompact, or a 9326 d2U connected to

some 9332 rCompact ID/OD, seeTIL main window for a 9332 rCompact ID/OD connected to

a digital Node B.

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7.2 Quitting the TIL toolQuit the TIL to end the TIL connection and close the TIL main window.

Procedure

Step Action

1. From the TIL main window:

selectConnection/Exit,

OR

click theX button, located in the top right-hand corner of the title bar.

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8 Understanding the TIL GUIThis section describes the following TIL GUIs:

TIL main window

TIL menus:

TIL Connection menu

TIL Files menu

TIL I and C menu

TIL Tools menu

TIL Maintenance menu TIL Alarms menu

TIL Miscellaneous menu

TIL Help menu

TIL Contextual menus

TIL Contextual menu on the CCM alarm LED

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8.1 TIL main windowThis section describes theTIL main window.

It is split into the following sections:

TIL main window general description

TIL main window for Node Bs connected to one or more 9341 RRHs

TIL main window for a 9332 rCompact ID/OD connected to a digital Node B

Behavior of the LEDs displayed in the TIL GUI

TIL main window general descriptionStart the Node B TIL tool to display the TIL main window. For further information, seeStarting the

TIL tool.

TheTIL main window has the following items:

a title, which corresponds to the IP address of the Node B

a main menu bar

Node B digital shelf display

information about the connected Node B

The following figure shows an example of the TIL main window:

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