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4th June 2010 at 01:11 #56613AKKIGuest
CAN ANY ONE TELL ME THE COMMAND TO RESET THE RBS/BSC ALARM,TO CHECK THE ALARM HISTORY OF RBS.
Also can you plz list out the BSC alarm and command to remove those alarms.
your kind help will be highly appreciated.Thx
4th June 2010 at 03:47 #56614DaNGuestAKKI, what alarm u want to reset?
many alarms met from transport, base station: if you reset alarm – it not reset the problem ;).7th June 2010 at 13:04 #56615gsmGuestMr. coldfire thanks a lot
8th June 2010 at 09:04 #56616ashish kumarGuesti want list of ericsson bss command for creating a new site and adding and digro of trx
9th June 2010 at 07:01 #56617DaNGuest!Internal cell definition;
RLDEI
!Internal cell description data;
RLDEC
!Cell power configuration data;
RLCPC
!Cell frequency configuration data;
RLCFI
!Cell channel control configuration data;
RLCCC
!Cell frequency hopping configuration data;
!Cell channel allocation profile;
RLCHC
!Cell locating data;
RLLOC
!Cell locating urgency data;
RLLUC
!Cell locating disconnect data;
RLLDC
!Cell locating penalty data;
RLLPC
!Cell locating filter data;
RLLFC
!Cell intra-cell handover data;
RLIHC
!Cell BCCH system information data;
RLSSC
!Cell BCCH & SACCH system information data;
RLSBC
!Cell downlink DTX data;
RLCXC
!Cell dynamic MS power control data;
RLPCC
!Cell activation of Dynamic MS power control;
RLPCI
!Cell dynamic BTS power control data;
RLBCC
!Cell activation of BTS power control;
RLBCI
!Cell idle channel measurements data;
RLIMC
!Cell activation of ACTIVE Channel Measurements;
RLIMI
!Cell load sharing data;
RLLCC
!Cell activation of Cell Load Sharing;
RLLCI
!** NEIGHBOURING CELL DATA **;
RLNRI
RLNRC
!** DEFINITION OF CELL MEASUREMENT FREQUENCIES **;
RLMFC
! ****** MANAGED OBJECT INITIATE ******* ;
RXMOI
RXMOC
!cell , tg tie
RXTCI
!tie to dip,dev
RXAPI
EXDAI
BLODE
! **** EQUIPMENT IN SERVICE **** ;
RXESI
RXBLE
! ***** ACTIVATE CELL(s) ***** ;
RLSTC
!gprs-edge add
RLGSI
RLBDC9th June 2010 at 23:53 #56618AKKIGuestDear DAN,sorry for late reply.
But i want to know the commands for
1. To find the configuration as well as type of RBS.
2.To reset the “AP fault” alarm
3.To find the alarm history of the site.
4.To reset the history alarm
5.To reset the “size alteration” alarm
5.To reset the “Digital path fault Supervision” Alarm
6.To reset the “CP Fault” Alarm17th June 2010 at 06:34 #56619DaNGuestAKKI,
1. Type of RBS you can find by rxmfp:mo=rxocf-xxx, in answer printout will be ROJ of DXU; mo=rxotrx-xxx, – ROJ of tru/dtru. This info can help you identify your hardware.
2. reset the “AP fault” alarm:
aploc;
alist
acease xxx – where xxx is Alarm Identifier in alist-printout.
But, many alarms can’t be ceased, like MIRRORED DISKS NOT REDUNDANT or General Error. You must follow OPI in Alex to resolve problem.
3.find the alarm history of the site.
allip;
4. reset the history alarm
history can’t be resetting by one command, only by resolving every alarms history will be cleared
5.To reset the “size alteration” alarm:
dbtsp:tab=saactions;
saaii:sae=xxx[block=yyy],ni=zzz;
where xxx,yyy – in answer printout from dbtsp…
NI= old ni+15-20% (by practice)
besides – see Alex, many sae is hardware dependent, and many is turn to another sae.
5.To reset the “Digital path fault Supervision” Alarm
if dip no more used, you can blocked’em :
dtbli:dip=…;
if else, trouble must transmit to transport department.
6.To reset the “CP Fault” Alarm
CP fault alarm – handling only by Alex OPI, because wrong operation may lead to CP restart or system halted. In many cases CP fault arise by hardware fault (you must change card in CP-magazine).
this is my experience job only in GSM..
regards17th June 2010 at 08:33 #56620AndyGuestHi Akki,
For point 1 use also for TG configuration:
rxcdp:mo=rxotg-xxx;
for A bis
rxapp:mo=rxotg-xxx;
For point 5, you can run every 1h these commands to reset all DIP alarm:
dtqsr:dip=all,ses2,es2,sf;
dtqsr:dip=all,ses,es,sf;
dtqsr:dip=all,df;
dtqsr:dip=all,unacc,degr;
tpqsr:sdip=0etm2,bbe,bbe2;
tpqsr:sdip=1etm2,bbe,bbe2;
tpqsr:sdip=2etm2,bbe,bbe2;
tpqsr:sdip=3etm2,bbe,bbe2;
tpqsr:sdip=4etm2,bbe,bbe2;
tpqsr:sdip=5etm2,bbe,bbe2;
tpqsr:sdip=5etm2,ses2,es2;
tpqsr:sdip=4etm2,ses2,es2;
tpqsr:sdip=3etm2,ses2,es2;
tpqsr:sdip=2etm2,ses2,es2;
tpqsr:sdip=1etm2,ses2,es2;
tpqsr:sdip=0etm2,ses2,es2;
tpqsr:sdip=0etm2,ses,es;
tpqsr:sdip=1etm2,ses,es;
tpqsr:sdip=2etm2,ses,es;
tpqsr:sdip=3etm2,ses,es;
tpqsr:sdip=4etm2,ses,es;
tpqsr:sdip=5etm2,ses,esHope they can help you.
Andy
18th June 2010 at 15:51 #56621AKKIGuestDear DAN/Andy,
Thx for sharing these precious information.
But i have a small doubt related to decide the RBS type.
MO BTSSWVER
RXOTRX-90-2 ERA-G04-R16-V01RU RUREVISION RUSERIALNO
0 KRC 131 47/15 R1F X170656739RUPOSITION RULOGICALID
C:0 R:C SH: 2 SL: 28 TRX TRUin above print out which thing i should consider with the DXU type to make decision of the RBS type.Say my dxu type is DXU-21.
Kindly explain in detail.21st June 2010 at 07:46 #56622AndyGuestHi Akki,
I try to find command to print the cabinet type but till now i can’t, for your help try to print the hardware inventory for all of your sites and find from the output file your cabinet type. Note that We use 23 and 31 and only DXU-23 shows cabinet type.
Try with your DXU type and inform us the result.
Regards
Andy
22nd June 2010 at 08:51 #56623AloisGuestThanks Awii !!
I want to know the Meaning of RDI(E1 Status)23rd June 2010 at 03:31 #56624DaNGuestHi,AKKI
as i know, dxu21 (for edge) and dxu11(old, nonedge) set up on RBS2202. KRC131 47/xxx – old transmitter for this BS (non edge), KRC131 138/xxx – with edge.
DXU31 – on RBS 2216 cabinet,
DXU23 – RBS2206 v2.23rd June 2010 at 10:52 #56625mohammedGuestDears
I can get internal alarms from BSM
using bsm_export
29th June 2010 at 00:57 #56626DaNGuestAlois, RDI – Remote defect indication
by practice, remote end don’t see your tx-signal6th August 2010 at 11:17 #56627SaurabhGuestHi,
I want to know that how many alarms can be resolved by configuration end which are occuring on CF/TRX except parmanent fault.Thanks
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