3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide – Simplifying Da ...

1. Application Description 

Before the base station commissioning, get ready the data configuration script for the base station. How can you prepare the data configuration script for a base station?

First, obtain the related network planning data, including the following aspects: 

a) Hardware configuration planning, such as the cabinet, subrack, slot, and port planning

b) Transmission networking planning, such as layer-2 or layer-3 networking planning and IP address planning 

Radio network planning, such as the cell ID planning and neighboring cell planning 

For details about how to plan base station data during network design, see Base Station Data Planning.

Secondly, based on the onsite tools, application scenario, and number of base stations, prepare the data configuration script by following the operations described in an initial configuration guide.

2. Documentation Description   

For details about how to prepare the data configuration script for single-mode and multimode 3900 & 5900 series base stations, see 3900 & 5900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide.

For details about how to prepare the data configuration script for BTS3205E, see BTS3205E Initial Configuration Guide.

1. Refer to appropriate instructions based on the application scenario of the base station.

• 3900 & 5900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide (CME-based)

• 3900 & 5900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide (Using MML Commands)

2. The process of preparing the data configuration script for a base station is the same in different application scenarios. The process consists of the following procedures:

a) Configuring basic data

b) Configuring device data  

c) Configuring transmission data

      d) Configuring radio data

3. CME functions used during preparation of the data configuration script are described in the prerequisites: 

• You can press F1 on the keyboard to view the CME Help for the detailed function operations, such as creating a planned data area and verifying configuration data consistency.
• You can refer to a CME product documentation to learn about the CME positioning and working principles and understand how the CME supports configuration of the NodeB/eNodeB.

3. Highlights

1) Simulated application scenarios facilitate information searching.

2) Detailed instructions are more easily to follow.

4. Reference Documents