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Alcatel OMC’R csv File format

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  • 14th October 2009 at 09:23 #59159
    Tm (attn: Mr Pix)
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    Hi Pix,

    would you please help me a bout the format of csv file to import à massive neighbord to the OMC’R (Alcatel) with MLU.

    Thanks

    15th October 2009 at 03:34 #59160
    Pix
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    Hi Tm,

    It is the ACIE format, isn’t it ? I can check it out for you though…
    The file format is the same as PRC, but the activation method is different. One more time, I will check this out too.

    Cheers,
    pix

    15th October 2009 at 09:29 #59161
    Tm (attn: Mr Pix)
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    Hi Pix,

    Yes it’s a ASCIE Format, il’s closed to the OMC out put format csv format file, but with a small diffrence.

    ex. when we try to import the same file that’s exported by the OMC, we have an error message.

    we search exactly the difference betwin the out pout file ans the correctly input format.

    Thanks

    15th October 2009 at 20:37 #59162
    Pix
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    Tm,

    Basically, you need the document that describes the ACIE format. This document exists, but I have to check if I can share it with you.

    What is your email address ?

    Other way to do it : export a tuning session from RNO (or NPO), translate it with the Tuning Brower in the OMC-R >> ACIE directory “n”. Then in the Dir”n” you will see exactly the ACIE files that can be imported into the system.

    Cheers,
    Pix

    16th October 2009 at 09:52 #59163
    Tm (attn: Mr Pix)
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    Hello Pix

    thank you for your reply. our side we did not have access to NPA, although I’d like to share the doc with you hoping to find the proper format.

    My Mail Id is: boutmim@gmail.com

    Many thanks

    16th October 2009 at 14:20 #59164
    Vanderley
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    Hi,

    Could I ask you if you are familiar with: A9155 Planning Tool
    As I know the 9155 package includes also PRC Generator tool which
    “ensures the interface 9155 – GSM OMC-R. More then that the PRC Generator can be used for :
    – massive radio parameters changes at OMC-R
    – fast consistency checking of the live network data

    Do you find it useful to have such one?

    16th October 2009 at 20:28 #59165
    Pix
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    Vanderley : very very useful (i don’t know if you were talking to me…?) It allows quick implementation of frequency planning, or adjacencies management, etc. It gives full power to RNP tool 🙂

    The output of PRC Generator is in “ACIE format”.

    Tm > I will try to help you (next week…)

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