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    Ericsson Bts Commands

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    The document provides instructions for troubleshooting and monitoring various network elements in a GSM network including BTSs, E1 lines, signaling links, PCMs, GPRS status, alarms, sectors, ET155, cell broadcast, sites and data coding scheme. It includes commands to check, block, de-block, reset and identify status of these elements.

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    The document provides instructions for troubleshooting and monitoring various network elements in a GSM network including BTSs, E1 lines, signaling links, PCMs, GPRS status, alarms, sectors, ET155, cell broadcast, sites and data coding scheme. It includes commands to check, block, de-block, reset and identify status of these elements.

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    The document provides instructions for troubleshooting and monitoring various network elements in a GSM network including BTSs, E1 lines, signaling links, PCMs, GPRS status, alarms, sectors, ET155, cell broadcast, sites and data coding scheme. It includes commands to check, block, de-block, reset and identify status of these elements.

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    The document provides a list of commands that can be used to troubleshoot and configure different elements in a mobile network like BTS, BSC, E1 lines, signaling links, devices etc.

    Some of the ways mentioned are - to check CF status, A-links status, errors in E1, signaling links, devices allotted to RALT2, GPRS status, timeslots in BTS, status of devices in RALT2, working PCMs, status of particular PCM, CIC values allocated to RALT2 etc.

    The document mentions commands to find the last defined cell broadcast code, define cell broadcast with parameters like ID, code, text, repetition etc and to check if a cell is defined for broadcast.

    (A) BTS DOWN BUT PCM WORKING:

    (i)
    Check the CF status
    rxmsp:mo=rxocf-76;
    ______________________

    If state=OPER, then
    rxbli:mo=rxotg-76,subord,force;
    rxble:mo=rxotg-76,subord;
    rxcdp:mo=rxotg-76;

    Wait for 5min for BTS to be functional


    ______________________
    if state=NOOP or FAIL, then block and then deblock CF by the following steps-

    Block CF:
    rxbli:mo=rxocf-76;

    Deblock CF:
    rxble:mo=rxocf-76;
    ____________________________
    Now, again check CF status by step (i);
    ____________________________
    If again status is NOOP or FAIL, then execute (ii), or else directly go to (iii)-

    (ii)
    rxbli:mo=rxotg-76,subord,force;
    rxese:mo=rxotg-76,subord;
    rxesi:mo=rxotg-76,subord;
    rxesi:mo=rxocf-76;
    rxble:mo=rxotg-76,subord;
    rxble:mo=rxocf-76;
    _____________________________
    Now, again check status of CF by (i); if state=OPER, then
    (iii)
    rxesi:mo=rxocf-76,subord;
    rxble:mo=rxocf-76,subord;

    Wait for 5min for BTS to be functional.

    (B)TO CHECK A-LINKS STATUS:


    stdsp:dety=ralt2,bsc=all;

    (C )
    TO CHECK ERROR IN E1:
    dtqup:dip=21ral2;
    (D)
    TO CHECK SIGNALLING LINKS:
    c7ltp:ls=all;

    (E)
    TO FIND OUT DEVICES ALLOTED AGAINST THE RALT2;
    ntcop:snt=all;

    (F)
    TO CHECK GPRS STATUS:
    rrgbp;

    (G)
    TO FIND OUT GPRS/EDGE TIME SLOTS ALLOCATED IN A BTS:
    rlgrp:cell=dbr001a;

    (H)
    TO CHECK THE STATUS OF DEVICES IN A RALT2:
    stdep:dev=ralt2-1504&&-1535;

    (The above command shows the status of devices in ralt2 47)

    (I)
    TO CHECK ALL WORKING PCM:
    dtstp:dip=all,state=wo;

    (J)
    TO CHECK STATUS OF A PARTICULAR PCM:
    dtstp:dip=39ral2;

    (K) TO FIND OUT THE CIC VALUES ALLOCATED AGAINST RALT2:


    racip:dety=ral2;

    (K)TO RESET E1 FOR ERROR:


    dtqsr:dip=47ral2l,es,ses,sf;
    dtqsr:dip=47ral2,es2;
    dtqsr:dip=47ral2,degr;

    (L)TO RESET ALL E1s OF BSC:


    dtqsr:dip=all,es,ses,sf;
    dtqsr:dip=all,es2;
    dtqsr:dip=all,degr;

    (M)
    TO BLOCK E1:
    blodi:dev= RALT2-480&&-511;

    (N)
    TO DE-BLOCK E1:
    blode:dev= RALT2-480&&-511;

    (O) TO DE-BLOCK ETM2:


    tpble:sdip=4etm2; ( for ETM-4)

    (P) TO CHECK STATUS OF ETM2:


    tpstp:sdip=4etm2;

    (Q) TO CHECK ALARMS IN A BTS:


    rxasp:mo=rxotg-98; (for TG-98)

    (R )
    TO RESET A PARTICULAR SECTOR OF A BTS ( ex: reset trx-0 of TG-98)
    rxbli:mo=rxotrx-98-0,subord,force;
    rxese:mo=rtxotrx-98-0,subord;
    rxesi:mo= rxotrx-98-0,subord;
    rxble:mo= rxotrx98-0,subord;

    (S) TO CHECK BLOCKING STATUS OF TRXs OF A BTS:


    rxcdp:mo=rxotg-98;

    (T) TO RESET ET155 OF BSC;


    tpqsr:sdip=4etm2,es;
    tpqsr:sdip=4etm2,ses,degr;
    tpqsr:sdip=4etm2,unacc;

    (U) TO FIND OUT THE LAST CODE DEFINED FOR CELL BROADCAST:
    rlmbp:id=all;

    (V) TO DEFINE CELL BROADCAST:

    rlmbi:id=50,code=67,gs=0,cell=jmr001a,mode=mml,numpages=1,lang=1;
    rlmbi:id=50,code=68,gs=0,cell=jmr001b,mode=mml,numpages=1,lang=1;
    rlmbi:id=50,code=69,gs=0,cell=jmr001c,mode=mml,numpages=1,lang=1;
    rlmbc:id=50,code=67,gs=0,text="JAMIRAH-A";
    rlmbc:id=50,code=68,gs=0,text="JAMIRAH-B";
    rlmbc:id=50,code=69,gs=0,text="JAMIRAH-C";
    rlmti:id=50,code=67,gs=0,rep=10;
    rlmti:id=50,code=68,gs=0,rep=10;
    rlmti:id=50,code=69,gs=0,rep=10;

    (W) TO CHECK WHETHER A CELL IS DEFINED FOR BROADCAST:


    rlmtp:id=all,cell=bmb001a; (print whether bmb001a is defined for cell broadcast)

    (X) TO PRINT THE CELL ID OF ALL SITES IN THE BSC:


    rldep:cell=all;

    (Y) TO HALT A SITE:


    rlstc:cell=dbr010a,state=halted;

    (Z) TO BRING SITE INTO ACTIVE STATE:


    rlstc:cell=dbr010a,state=active;

    ( ) TO IDENTIFY THE RBL2 NO. OF A SITE:


    i) Identify the TG value of the site, say, for ex. DJN001C
    rxtcp:moty=rxotg,cell=DJN001C;
    ii) Identify the RBL2 devices against the particular TG.
    rxapp: mo=rxotg-33;
    iii) Identify the RBL2 attached against the particular devices.
    ntcop:snt=all;

    TO DEFINE DATA CODING SCHEME IN A CELL:


    RlgsP:cell=dbr005b;
    RlBDP:cell=dbr005b;
    rlstc:cell=dbr005a,state=halted;
    rlgsc:cell=dbr005a,chcsdl=cs2;

    FOR BACK-UP OF BSC:


    sybfp:file; to print the last date of backup
    sybue; to halt the backup process
    sybup:file; to start the backup process

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