Professional Documents
Culture Documents
00
Comba Telecom
This is an unpublished work the copyright in which vests in Comba International ("Comba"). All rights reserved.
The information contained herein is confidential and the property of Comba and is supplied without liability for errors or omissions.
No part may be reproduced, disclosed or used except as authorised by contract or other written permission. The copyright and
the foregoing restriction on reproduction and use extend to all media in which the information may be embodied.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 1
0.1 CONTENTS
Section
Page
1.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
Contents................................................................................................................................... 2
History ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Glossary ................................................................................................................................... 4
Safety Notices and Admonishments ........................................................................................ 5
1
1.1
1.2
1.3
2
OMT CONTROL PANEL .............................................................................................................. 7
2.1
connection type ........................................................................................................................ 7
2.1.1 Local Connection via RS-232 .............................................................................................. 7
2.1.2 Local Connection via USB ................................................................................................... 8
2.1.3 Remote Connection via Modem........................................................................................... 8
2.1.4 Connection via Ethernet....................................................................................................... 8
2.2
Phone Book.............................................................................................................................. 9
2.3
Auto Connection..................................................................................................................... 13
2.4
Password ............................................................................................................................... 14
3
OPERATION FOR THE EQUIPMENTS OF EP42/52 & CSP3 PROTOCOL ............................. 15
3.1
OMT operation ....................................................................................................................... 16
3.1.1 Menu Bar ........................................................................................................................... 16
3.1.2 Toolbar............................................................................................................................... 24
3.2
Equipment Operation ............................................................................................................. 26
3.2.1 Equipment Information Tree Operation.............................................................................. 26
3.2.2 Equipment Current Alarm Window..................................................................................... 27
3.2.3 Common Information Operation......................................................................................... 27
3.2.4 RF parameters operation ................................................................................................... 34
3.2.5 Alarm Parameters Operation ............................................................................................. 40
3.2.6 Property Information Operation.......................................................................................... 41
3.2.7 Firmware Download ........................................................................................................... 44
3.2.8 Firmware Switch ................................................................................................................ 45
3.2.9 Equipment Reset ............................................................................................................... 46
3.2.10
Equipment Modem Test................................................................................................. 47
3.3
Fault management ................................................................................................................. 51
4
OPERATION FOR THE EQUIPMENTS OF EP31 & CSP2 PROTOCOL .................................. 52
4.1
Main Screen ........................................................................................................................... 52
4.2
Operation ............................................................................................................................... 53
4.2.1 NET PARAMETERS SETTINGS ....................................................................................... 53
4.2.2 FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD ................................................................................................. 53
4.2.3 ALARM CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................... 53
4.2.4 RF PARAMETERS SETTING ............................................................................................ 53
5
ALARM RECEIVE TERMINAL ................................................................................................... 54
5.1
Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 54
5.2
Start System........................................................................................................................... 54
5.2.1 SYSTEM MAIN WINDOW ................................................................................................. 54
5.2.2 Items of Main Window........................................................................................................ 55
5.2.3 TASKBAR .......................................................................................................................... 56
5.3
Indication................................................................................................................................ 57
5.3.1 MENU BAR ........................................................................................................................ 57
5.3.2 COMMUNICATION SETTING ........................................................................................... 57
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 2
WORKSTATION......................................................................................................................... 62
Minimum Hardware Requirements......................................................................................... 62
Software Environment ............................................................................................................ 62
8
APPENDICES ............................................................................................................................ 63
Appendix A: installation of OMT .......................................................................................................... 63
Appendix B: alarm Troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 68
Appendix D: RMA (Return material Authorization) form...................................................................... 70
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 3
0.2 HISTORY
Change No.
1
ENU
3-0-0
Details Of Change
Official document created and released in Jun4, 2009.
0.3 GLOSSARY
Abbreviation
Definition
ATT
Attenuation
DL
Downlink
LNA
OMT
OMC
PA
Power Amplifier
PLL
UL
Uplink
RF
Radio Frequency
SIM
SMS
VSWR
QoS
Quality of Service
OS
Operating System
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 4
These draw the attention of personnel to hazards which may cause death or injury to the operator or
others. Examples of use are cases of high voltage, laser emission, toxic substances, point of high
temperature, etc.
Alert Notices:
These draw the attention of personnel to hazards which may cause damage to the equipment. An
example of use is the case of static electricity hazard.
Caution notices may also be used in the handbook to draw attention to matters that do not constitute a
risk of causing damage to the equipment but where there is a possibility of seriously impairing its
performance, e.g. by mishandling or gross maladjustment. Warnings and Cautions within the main text
do not incorporate labels and may be in shortened form.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 5
GENERAL INFORMATION
We have being continuing to refine our OMT product to facilitate installation, commissioning as well as
operation and maintenance of our products. Described in this document is the usage of OMT v4.00
that can be connected to the equipments locally or remotely. OMT v4.00 offers a portable solution for
customer service personnel.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 6
Connection type
Phone Book
Auto Connection
Password
2.1.1
When choosing the local connection via RS-232 and the serial port being initialized successfully,
please
1) Make sure that the RS232 cable connects both equipment and the computer with OMT correctly,
2) Select the right port used by RS232 cable, config serial port as below picture,
3) Click the [Connect] on the toolbar to connect the equipment.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 7
Only after the equipment has been connected successfully, user can read or configure parameters of
the equipment.
2.1.2
When choosing the local connection via USB and the USB port being initialized successfully, please
1) Make sure that the USB cable connects both equipment and the computer with OMT correctly,
2) Click [Connect] on the toolbar to connect the equipment.
2.1.3
For remote connection, user is additionally required to select the right type of the modem used by OMT
and enter the SIM card number attached to the modem in equipment.
1) Choose the [Remote connection via modem] connection type in the [connection type] dialogue
box.
2) In [Serial Port Configuration] window, choose the serial port that is used for remote connection.
Click [OK] to save the configuration and initialize modem.
2>
Connect:
3>
Close:
4>
Help:
2.1.4
For connection via Ethernet, please make sure that the Ethernet cable connects both equipment and
the computer with OMT correctly. Enter local monitoring (Listen) port no., IP address and its port no. of
equipment, then press [ONLINE] button to continue.
[Listen port]: the port used to receive data from equipment, it must not be occupied by other
applications, its available range is [7000~65535].
[IP Address]: IP address of equipment, e.g. 10.10.14.100.
[Port No.]: the TCP or UDP Port No. of equipment, e.g. 8001.
[Password]: the login password of equipment for remote modem connection or Ethernet
connection.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 8
Commands:
1>
2>
3>
4>
If the IP Port has not been initialized successfully, click [Init. IP Port] to initialize the IP Port.
If the IP Port has been initialized successfully, follow up to insert or select [IP Address] and insert [Port
No] and login password, then click [Connect] button, the system will start the connection operation:
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 9
[Connect]: If the selected site has not been connected with OMT successfully before (Last
Connect Time is blank), OMT will transfer into the process of Auto Connection, please refer to
section 2.3.
If the selected site has been connected with OMT successfully before, click this button, the
following figure will be shown
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 10
Page 11
7>
8>
9>
Note : The imported file must be one of the excel files gotten by [Export] operation. The
parameters in the file are adjustable and you must make sure they are correct.
[Close]: . Close window.
[Connect]:
If the selected site has been connected before, the proper OMT will run.
If the selected site has been imported or added, Auto Connection will be run and help user to
choose the proper OMT.
If the selected sites phone No./IP address has been modified and never connect to equipment
before, Auto Connection will be run and help user to choose the proper OMT.
[Help]: Link to related help topic.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 12
When the Auto Connection is successful, OMT v4.00 will provide the matching OMT main
interface for the connected equipment automatically according to the information from equipment
to OMT v4.00.
For the equipments of EP42 & CSP3 protocol, OMT v4.00 will provide a universal OMT interface
(please refer to Section 3).
For the equipments of EP31 & CSP2 protocol, OMT v4.00 will provide the OMT interface special
for the equipment type of the connected equipment (please refer to Section 4).
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 13
2.4 PASSWORD
This function allows user to change the login password for OMT v4.00.
End of Section
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 14
Menu Bar --- for each menu, sub menus for several operation are available
Toolbar --- showing some shortcut keys of the functional buttons
Synchronize Alarm --- press this button to refresh the alarming parameters of the equipment
Equipment Parameter -- showing all parameters of the equipment for view and configuration
Equipment Information Tree --- showing all the parameter groups. The corresponding
parameters will be showed on the right side by clicking each group item.
Equipment operation --- showing some command buttons
Current Alarm --- showing the current alarm of equipment
Communication Status Area --- showing communication information between equipment and
OMT
Table 1: OMT Desktop Layout
Note:
1) Each window can be dragged to the size as users need.
2) Each column in Common Info, RF Info, Alarm Info and Properties Info can be listed in ascending or
descending sort when clicking the column title.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 15
3.1.1
3.1.1.1
Menu Bar
System
Connect Type: this command is used to select connection type, please refer to section 2.1.
2>
Firmware Download: this command is used to download the new MCU firmware, please refer to
section 3.1.7.
3>
Firmware Switch: this command is used to switch the Running firmware, please refer to section
3.1.8.
4>
Device Reset: reset equipment when necessary, please refer to section 3.1.9.
5>
3.1.1.2
Communication
Serial Port Config: this command is used to set the desired serial port and modem type for [Local
Connection via RS-232] or [Remote Connection via Modem], please refer to section 2.1.
2>
IP Port Config: this command is used to configure the IP port for [Connection via Ethernet],
please refer to section 2.1.
3>
Site Phone Book: this command is used to maintain the phone number of the equipment
(including add, delete, modify the information, and also import and export the data of phone
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 16
IP Address Book: this command is used to maintain the IP address information of the equipment
(including add, save, delete the information, and also import and export the data of IP Address.);
in the case of connection via Ethernet, user can choose any IP site to connect with the equipment.
Please refer to section 2.2.
5>
Equipment Modem Test: this command provides a function as a hyper terminal to test the
equipment modem. Please refer to section 3.1.10.
3.1.1.3
Environment
2>
3>
Operation options
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 17
Read Confirm
After [read] button be clicked, whether the [Read Confirm] message be shown or not.
2>
Config Confirm
After [config] button be clicked, whether the [Configure Confirm] message will be shown or not.
3>
Read Finish
After read back, whether the [Read OK] message be shown or not.
4>
Config Finish
After configuration back, whether the [Configure OK] message be shown or not.
2>
3>
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 18
Commands:
1>
2>
3>
Note: All configurations will be stored for the next run of the software.
AT Command Configuration
If users have selected [Remote connection via modem] from the connection type, but modem failed to
initialize because it doesnt support the default modem initialization AT commands. Users can solve
this problem through configuring modem initialization AT commands.
Note:
OMT modem will initiate with default AT commands, which meets most initialization requirements of
industrial modem. In most cases, users DONT need to modify modem setting unless users
confirmation in modem initialization failure is caused by default modem initialization AT commands.
Click [AT Command Config] node in the [Environment], the window will be shown as the following
figure.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 19
[Switch]: with the following three options, user can choose whether to execute AT command and how
to execute the command. Users can debase the level of initialization by resetting AT command in [edit
AT Command Config,] interfaces, e.g. from[enable] to [disable], from[mandatory] to [enable] or
[disable].
a) [Enable]: To enable the AT command and OMT will execute the next AT command whether
modem responds the AT command correctly or not.
b) [Disable]: This AT command will not be executed.
c) [Mandatory]: To enable the AT command and only when modem responds the At command
correctly, OMT will execute the next AT command, otherwise the initialization process will be
terminated.
[Send]:
The content of AT command.
[Response]: Required respond command for the executing AT command.
[TimeOut]:
Time limit of receiving response info from modem.
[Description]: Brief description of the AT command.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 20
Data Manager
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 21
3>
4>
Help:
Check Boxes:
1>
Full Expand: Tick it to expand all the parameters in grid, and tick off it to collapse all the
parameters.
2>
Select All: Tick it to select all the configurable parameters, and tick off it to cancel the
selection of all the configurable parameters.
2 Second step. Select the desired parameters need to be export and click [Export] button. Then a
dialog box seen as following appears, select the desired text files or input text file name and click
[Save] button to start export process.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 22
Select [Config Data Import] from the [Data Manager] menu in the OMT main window, an open
dialog box appears, from which select the desired text files and click [Open] to continue.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 23
3.1.1.5
Windows
Equipment Info: when selected, a [Equipment Info Tree View] window will appear in the left of
OMT main window.
All parameters of the equipment are showed group by group in the tree view, click any leaf node of
the parameter group, all corresponding parameters of the group will be shown on the right side of
the main window.
2)
Status Info: when selected, OMT system communication status information will be shown in the
bottom of OMT main window.
3)
Current Alarm: when selected, Current Alarm window will be shown on the left bottom of OMT
main window.
3.1.1.6
Help
1)
2)
3.1.2
Toolbar
The following figure shows the toolbar. Including Online, Device Reset, Download, Help and Quit
command.
Page 24
Connect
Click [Connect] to connect the equipment. Only the equipment has been connected successfully, users
can read or config the parameters of the equipment.
Disconnect
Break off the current connection temporarily.
Auto Read
Read parameters of equipment automatically, please refer to section 3.1.4.4.
Stop Executing
Stop sending commands to equipment and cancel the waiting tasks.
Synchronize Alarm
Press to read all the alarm parameters of the equipment.
Online Help
Open the system online help information. [Online Help] item in [Help] menu has the same function.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 25
3.2.1
After successful connection, in the left part of OMT main window, it is Equipment Information Tree.
All equipment information will be displayed in the Tree view, including: Common Info, RF Info, Alarm
Info and Properties Info.
Each info. and its sub-info are displayed dynamically when be clicked.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 26
3.2.2
The current alarm window recording the current alarm information is located below the equipment
information tree area. This is convenient to view the alarms generated currently during other
operations.
3.2.3
It includes: System Info, Password, Auto-Logout, Auto-Read, Access Log, Alarm Log, Operation Log.
Different parameter has different interface, which can be displayed by clicking the nodes in [Equipment
Information Tree].
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 27
3.2.3.1
System Info.
System Info is master/slave equipment info in repeater system. After connection, click [Common
Info.]->[ System Info.], the information will be shown as following figure:
[Physical Linked] identifies which equipment (master or slave unit) is OMT-connected physically
with RS-232/USB/Modem/Ethernet.
2>
[Current Accessed] identifies which equipment (master or slave unit) is been operating by OMT.
3> Choose the target equipment in [System information] and click [Switch], OMT operation can switch
to target equipment. If successful, the [Current Accessed] should show the selected target
equipment.
3.2.3.2
Password
This is optional feature must supported by connected equipment. If connected equipment does not
support this feature, this item would not be showed or in grey.
After the equipment with authentication function has been connected, in [Common Info.] ->
[Password]. Click this node then the password configuration will be shown:
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 28
3.2.3.3
Auto-Logout
System will logout automatically after a predefined period during which there is not any actions taken
by the user (query, set) after logout. System will disconnect the remote connection.
This function can be enabled or disabled, user can also define the logout time.
Click [Common Info.]->[Auto-Logout], the following window will appear
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 29
Read:
2>
3>
Help:
3.2.3.4
Auto-Read
OMT can query automatically all the parameters in the current interface and all the alarms of the
operated equipment within the predefined time interval.
Click [Common Info.]->[Auto-Read]:
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 30
2>
3.2.3.5
Access Log
This is optional feature must supported by connected equipment. If connected equipment does not
support this feature, this item would not be showed or in grey.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 31
Page 32
Commands:
1>
2>
3>
Help:
3.2.3.6
Operation Log
The equipment MCU will record automatically the operative actions relating to the operating taken to
the equipment, including equipment configuration, equipment reset, firmware download. These
operation histories will be recorded automatically in columns of [Operation User], [Operation Time] and
[Operation Content].
After successful online, click the [Operation Log] node from the [Common Info.] group, the interface will
be displayed on the right part of the window. The equipment MCU is available to record a maximum of
200 Operation Logs.
Click [Common Info.] -> [Operation Log], the following window will appear:
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 33
1>
2>
Operation User: the name of the operative user, which is the same as the access user
name.
3>
4>
Commands:
1>
2>
3>
Clear All: clear all the operation log records from the equipment MCU.
4>
5>
3.2.4
RF parameters operation
RF parameters include Switch, ATT, Gain, Power, Temperature, VSWR, Channel number , Alarm
threshold, etc. After connection, all RF parameter will list in the RF Info of Equipment Information Tree.
Click any tree node in RF Info node, [RF Parameter Information] window will appear in the right side.
The picture below shows the detailed information of clicking Pre-ATT + Post-ATT node.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 34
3.2.4.1
The [RF Information] window includes Item select, Parameter Name, Parameter Grouping, Status,
Setting, Remark, MinValue, MaxValue and Unit.
[Item select] and [Setting] are input-able or edit-able.
1>
2>
3>
4>
5>
6>
Remark: Show explanation information. For example: the parameter is over range, etc.
7>
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 35
8>
9>
3.2.4.2
Read
Tick the check box of [Item select] column of the desired parameters and Click [read] button in the
window to read the desired parameters.
When there is no tick in the check box ([Item Select] column) in front of parameters, click this
button to read all equipment parameters in RF Info window.
Config
In the Setting column, input the desired parameter value. Click [config] to finish the operation.
Note: Export Data and Import Data
After opening a site and finishing all data configuration, user can execute the [Export Data]
operation, export the setting parameters and save them as a [text] file. The exported text file may
apply to other equipments by [Data Import] operation. With this feature user can save site
initializing time. Please refer to section 3.3.
Clear Selection
Clear all selection.
Refresh
Refresh software interface and saved information;
The difference of this function and [Read] is: [Refresh] do not launch query to equipment but
[Read] will do.
Help
Link to related help topic.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 36
3.2.4.3
Channel No. Includes UL/DL channel number of 1~8. The setting range of channel number is classified
by the different frequency band. The value in [MaxValue] column is the upper limit of the range, while
the value in [MinValue] column is the lower limit of the range.
Config:
Enter the required value in setting columns and click [Config] button to finish the configuration
operation.
Refer to the interface of Channel No. below:
Enter the desired channel No. (within the setting range) into the [Setting] column directly
In the following [Frequency Calculator] dialogue window, select to insert the desired channel
No., then the corresponding frequency or channel No. will turn up automatically. This function
makes it easier for configuration operation.
2>
Cancel: click to cancel the latest operation and close the window.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 37
3>
3.2.4.4
This part will introduce some RF parameters configuration, includes switch on/off, ATT, input/output
power threshold, VSWR threshold settings.
PA Switch on/off
Switch on/off is used to enable/disable the PA output. When user checks and sets non-RF parameters,
such as checking physical antenna connection, switch off will disable equipment power temporarily to
avoid the electro-magnetic emission from the repeater in operation.
When UL/DL PA switch on/off is in [on] state, their outputs are enabled.
When UL/DL PA switch on/off is in [off] state, their outputs are disabled. Their parameters (ATT,
power, Gain, and alarm) can not be read or set. Other parameters, such as threshold values and other
parameters are not affected and can be read. Chassis lock alarm, over temperature and external
alarms reflect true conditions.
Config:
Select the required state in setting columns RF information window for UL/DL PA switch, then use
[Config] button to finish the config operation. The selection of UL PA Switch is shown in the following
figure.
Page 38
When an alarm occurs and its submitting is allowed, then the equipment will report alarm by
defined manner (SMS, Data Link, GRPS or Ethernet), the alarm will be sent to OMC Alarm
Report Number or OMT alarm receiver, When receiving alarm, the OMC/OMT will respond to
equipment, with alarm ACK. After the equipment receive alarm ACK, the whole process is
complete.
2>
If equipment can not receive the alarm ACK from OMC/OMT, it will resend the alarm to the
OMC/OMT again after a predefined period. User can set the resend times.
Alarm Control includes Alarm Detect Times Interval and Max. Alarm Report Times within 24 Hours.
1> Alarm Detect Times Interval: the setting range is [0~255],
0 means once equipment detects the alarm input status is in the alarming status, the alarm
will be triggered immediately.
n (1~254) means equipment must detect alarm input status n times (detecting interval is 10
seconds), when 60% total detected alarm input status are in alarming status, the alarm will be
triggered. This setting is used to avoid the over-frequent alarms from equipment, but it is invalid
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 39
3.2.5
Alarm parameters include Master Alarm, Channel Alarm, External Alarm. After connection, all
Alarm parameters are listed in the [Alarm Info] node of Equipment Information Tree.
Click any tree node in [Alarm Info] node, [Alarm Parameter Information] window will appear in the right
side.
The picture below shows the alarm information of clicking [Master Alarm] node.
3.2.5.1
The [Alarm Information] window includes Item select, Parameter Name, Enable, Status columns,
Update Time.
[Item select], [Enable] are editable.
1>
2>
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 40
Parameter Grouping:
The system is default to be on top of the window, and all parameters are grouped. User can
deploy or fold any parameter group. The figure above shows all parameters information which
has been grouped.
4>
Enable
Alarm enable sign.
a) If the sign of anyone alarm is effective, equipment will detect the alarm input status of the
alarm, and trigger alarm and send it to OMC/OMT in accordance with the settings of Alarm
Control. If this sign of one alarm is invalid, equipment will discard the alarm, i.e. do nothing
for it, and this alarm will never be triggered.
b) When [Enable] sign is modified, user should click [Config] button. After the config return
successfully, it will become effective.
5>
Status The alarm is color coded to indicate its status and alarm levels. There are four alarm
levels: Normal, Warning, Error, and Critical.
Normal indicates that no alarm, it is green.
a)
b)
Warning indicates that there is an alarm, the alarm level is lower and it does not affect
equipment. It is showed by yellow.
c)
Error (Orange) indicates the alarm level is higher. It will affect the equipment and need to
be fixed betimes.
d)
Critical (Red) is the highest alarm level and need to be handled immediately.
6>
3.2.5.2
Read
Tick the check box of [Item select] column of the desired parameters and Click [read] button in the
Alarm Parameter Information window to read the desired parameters.
When there is no tick in the check box ([Item Select] column) in front of parameters, click this
command to read all alarm parameters in Alarm Parameter Information window.
Config
Change [Enable] column of alarm parameter, click [config] command button to start the
configuration operation.
Clear Selection
Clear all selection.
Refresh
Refresh software interface and saved information;
The difference of this function and [Read] is: [Refresh] do not launch query to equipment, but
[Read] will do.
Help
Link to related help topic.
3.2.6
Property parameters include Site ID, Chip Info., Module Info., Equipment Info.. After connection,
Site Location, System Clock, Comm. Config, all Property parameters will list in [Properties Info.] node
of Equipment Information Tree.
The pictures below are [Site ID] parameters of [Properties Info.] and [Signal Source Info.] parameters
of [Other Info.].
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 41
3.2.6.1
The [Properties Info] window includes Item select, Parameter Name, Parameter Grouping, Status,
Setting, Remark columns.
In these columns, [Item select], [Setting] are input-able or edit-able.
1>
2>
3>
Parameter Grouping:
The system is default to be on top of the window and all parameters has been grouped. User
can deploy or fold any parameter group. The figure above shows all the parameters
information. This information has been grouped.
4>
5>
6>
Remark: Show explanation information. For example: the parameter is invalid, etc.
3.2.6.2
Read
Tick the check box of [Item select] column of the desired parameters and Click [read] button in
[Properties Info] or [Other Info.] window to read the desired parameters.
When there is no tick in the check box ([Item Select] column) in front of parameters, click this
button to read all parameters in [Properties Info] or [ Other Info.] window.
Config
In the Setting column, input the desired parameter value. Click [config] to finish the operation.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 42
Clear Selection
Clear all selection.
Refresh
Refresh software interface and saved information;
Help
Link to related help topic.
3.2.6.3
1>
Site ID: including Site ID, Site sub ID, Master Site Sub ID, Slave Site Sub ID. All these
parameters must be Hexadecimal numbers.
2>
3>
4>
Equipment Info.: including Equipment type, Equipment model, Equipment Manufacture
Serial Number.
5>
Signal Source Info.: including Local Area Code, BTS ID Code, BCCH Carrier No., BCCH
Receive Signal Level, Cell ID Runtime Value, Cell ID.
6>
Site Location:
Longitude, Latitude.
7>
8>
Comm Config: including Read/Config Phone Number, SMSC Number (Equipment SIM
Card), Monitor Center IP Address, Monitor Center IP Port Num.,Report Comm. Mode, Report
Number.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 43
Firmware Information
Site ID
Site sub ID
Cell ID
Longitude, Latitude
System Time
Read/Config Phone
Number
SMSC Number
(Equipment SIM Card)
Monitor Centre IP
Address
Monitor Center IP Port
No.
Report Comm. Mode
Report Number
3.2.7
Firmware Download
This function deals with the firmware upgrade on the MCU, download is initiated by selecting
[Firmware Download] from the [system] menu or clicking the [Download] button on the toolbar in the
OMT main window. Firmware upgrade can be run when a new version is released.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 44
1> [Open File]: select the matched firmware upgrade file to download (In most case, the firmware
version includes 4 decimal numbers, e.g. v4670, and its version of matched firmware upgrade file
should has the same first & second numbers and different in third or fourth numbers, e.g. v4671).
Software to be downloaded in the format of *.dnl, which is a chip file.
2>
4>
5>
3.2.8
Firmware Switch
The equipment has two separate non-violate storage for holding the firmware; user can choose any
one and also can switch to the other when necessary (e.g. after the firmware upgrade, equipment use
new firmware, but user want to run old firmware again). Firmware Switch is initiated by selecting
[Firmware Switch] from the [system] menu in the OMT main window.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Switch firmware.
Page 45
2>
Close:
3>
4>
[Switch Running Firmware]: Switch current Firmware to another. The following dialog box will
appear
3.2.9
Equipment Reset
In the unreliable events of false alarms being reported or software appears to run abnormally, the user
has the option to reset the equipment.
Select [System] -> [Device Reset] followed by [Yes] or [No]
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 46
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 47
Page 48
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 49
Note:
The <address> field is the address of the terminal network to whom the message is
sent. To send the message, simply type <ctrl-Z> character (ASCII 26). The text can contain
all existing character except <ctrl-Z> and <ESC> (ASCII 27).
Control Icons:
1>
Start: Click to start [Equipment Modem Test], after which user can send operating
commands to the equipment for modem test.
2>
Stop: Click to end the present modem test operation, there are two options listed when
clicking the drag down menu, refer to the following figure:
[Stop and Initialize Modem]: select to end the present modem test operation and
start modem initiation process automatically.
b)
[Stop Only]: select to end the present modem test operation without modem
initiation.
3>
Send: After insert or select command form the [Command List] into the bottom dialogue
box, such as [AT], and then press [Send], the command will be sent to the equipment.
4>
Command List: click to view the common command list, user can select one from it to
insert it into the bottom AT command input box.
5>
Reset:
6>
Close:
7>
Help:
8>
Connected Time: the successful connecting period for modem test. The OMT will record
the total connection time automatically once the [Equipment Modem Test] operation is start.
9>
Spare Time: the modem test operation will be disconnected and ends up automatically if
there is not any action taken during 5 minutes. This will remind user how long is left for each
operation, default value is 5 minutes.
10>
Keep Online: click to make the modem test operation being connected all the time until
stop.
11>
Hex Input: tick this selection to translate the input command into hexadecimal numbers.
This selection is only used for [ATD] command which requires inputting command after
successful dial-up.
12>
Hex Display: tick this selection to achieve hexadecimal display of the response from the
equipment. This selection is used only for [ATD] command which requires displaying the
response from the equipment modem after successful dial-up.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 50
Observations
Check whether uplink/downlink LNA is normal
Check whether the AC power supply is down
Check whether the power supply has fault
Check whether the chassis door is closed
Check whether the system is in the status of self-oscillation
Check whether UL/DL PA is normal
Check whether the temperature of UL/DL PA is over normal
temperature or sever temperature
Check whether MT antenna VSWR is normal
Failure of UL/DL PLL1
Failure of UL/DL PLL2
Check whether DL output power is over load
Check whether DL input power is over load
Check whether DL output power is lower than the power
threshold
Check whether DL input power is lower than the power
threshold
Defined based on customer requirements
Table 3: Management - Alarm list
End of section
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 51
4
OPERATION FOR THE EQUIPMENTS OF EP31 & CSP2
PROTOCOL
The operation for the equipment of EP31 & CSP2 protocol is almost the same as that of OMT v2.20 (in
fact, the basic operations of OMT for the equipment of EP31 & CSP2 protocol are also rather like those
of OMT for the equipment of EP42 & CSP3 protocol, described in section 3, except for the different
style in OMT screen frame). CSP2 protocol contains Comba protocol and China Unicom protocol.
Net parameters: on the left part of main screen, including parameters used to
communicate with OMC remotely.
Part -2
RF Parameters: on the center part of main screen, including all RF parameters need
for a normal working status.
Part -3
Alarms: on the right part of main screen, including all equipment alarms and its
threshold.
Table 4: OMT Explorer Screen Description
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 52
4.2 OPERATION
4.2.1
4.2.2
FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD
For MCU firmware upgrade, click the [Download] button on the toolbar in the OMT main window,
choose the matched firmware upgrade file for the connected equipment, and click [download] button.
In most case, the firmware version includes 4 decimal numbers, e.g. v4.6.70, and its version of
matched firmware upgrade file should has the same first & second numbers and different in third or
fourth numbers, e.g. v4.6.71.
4.2.3
ALARM CONFIGURATION
4.2.4
RF PARAMETERS SETTING
All RF parameters must be set according to both design spec and field testing, for a satisfied working
status. Pease refer to equipments user manual for details.
End of section
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 53
OMT Alarm Receive Terminal is an assistant tool to receive alarms from devices when OMC isnt
available. If you have installed OMC, the Alarm Terminal should not be used.
In this section, the features of Alarm Receive Terminal will be described:
Introduction
Start System
Indication
5.1 INTRODUCTION
Alarm receive terminal is used to receive alarm messages from repeaters which follow CSP3 protocol
System Functionality
1>
2>
Receive equipment alarms by SMS (CDMA, GSM ) and Data link ( GSM, PSTN or Ethernet);
Manage equipment history alarm;
Provide alarms reason and solve methods
From system start menu select Start->OMT software-> OMT v4.00-> Alarm Receive Terminal. The
system main window of Alarm Receive Terminal will be showed as the following (see Fig below):
It consists of six areas:
Part1:
Part2:
Part3:
Part4:
Part5:
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 54
5.2.2
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 55
Refresh Alarm:
Refresh Alarm History Grid
Delete Alarm:
Delete a selected alarm in list
Delete All Alarm: Delete all history alarm information
Help:
Link to related help topic.
Operation Information:
SMS Centre Number:
Modem Type:
Communication Port:
5.2.3
TASKBAR
After system started, Alarm Receive Terminal icon will appears in taskbar in the right bottom.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 56
5.3 INDICATION
5.3.1
MENU BAR
SYSTEM MENU
Select the following commands as shown in [System] menu.
COMM-SETTING
Select the following commands as shown in [Communication Setting] menu.
5.3.2
COMMUNICATION SETTING
Page 57
Setting Items
User may select modem or Ethernet to receive alarm report messages,
Com Parameter: select or insert the desired serial port for alarm reception, select
modem type and set SMS Centre Number.
Ethernet Port: insert the port No. for alarm reception via Ethernet. This port NO, must be
consistent with the [Monitor Centre IP Port NO.] of the equipment.
Commands:
End of section
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 58
MODEM TESTER
Modem Tester is an application of Hyper Terminal to test the modem connected with the computer
OMT been installed in. The operation of Modem Tester is something like that of Equipment Modem
Test described in section 3.2.10.
Modem Tester checks the working status of the modem connected with the computer OMT been
installed in, however what Equipment Modem Test checks is the modem in equipment.
6.1 OPERATION
6.1.1
Control
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 59
6.1.2
Help
6.1.3
Port Setting
Define the communication configuration of serial port which connects modem. The default value
of Baud is 9600, Bata Bit 8.
6.1.4
Open/Close
6.1.5
Clear
6.1.6
Please input the SIM No. of the SIM in modem here, and then click SMS Self Test, Modem Tester will
send a SM to the SIM in modem. If modem can receive the SM, it means both sending and receiving
SM functions are normal. The result will be showed in Performance Dialog.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 60
6.1.7
When Data Link Test is selected, user must input a test No., Modem Tester will dialup the test No. to
check the Data Link operation. The result will be showed in Performance Dialog.
6.1.8
AT Command
AT commands can be entered here, and then click Send, Modem Tester will send the AT command to
modem, the response from modem will be showed in Performance Dialog.
6.1.9
Close
End of section
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 61
WORKSTATION
This section describes the requirement for the workstation in the terms of the [Minimum Hardware
Requirements], [Software Environment] and [Third Party Tools]
RAM :
512MB or above
HDD:
20GB or above
VGA:
RS232 port
SIM card
Power port
SIM card carrier
Modem RF output
(SMA connector)
Yellow button
End of section
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 62
APPENDICES
Select language and then click [OK] button to start installation. The following two figures will be
showed:
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 63
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 64
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 65
Software start:
When you finish OMT v4.00 Installation, the [OMT 4.00] icon
desktop. Double click these icons to start OMT software.
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 66
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 67
Input/output Power
Low Alarm
Input/Output Power
Overload Alarm
Downlink
Alarm
VSWR
External Alarm
Optical
Transmitting
(TX) Alarm
Optical Receiving
(Rx) Alarm
Description
The input power supply is down
Remedy
Check power supply and re-switch on the PSU
Adapter Alarm
FSK Linkage Alarm
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 68
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 69
End of section
End of Document
OMT v4.00 QU
ENU Status : 3-0-0
Page 70