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1.6 NETWORK ELEMENT SETUP

This chapter describes the procedures for provisioning a network
element (NE). Provisioning sets up the operating parameters for each
plug-in unit in the SRT 1F.
The Provisioning menu provides the following commands:
Service State Changes the state of individual units and
facilities in the SRT 1F system.
Facility Sets facility formats and thresholds for
aggregate and tributary facilities and sets
alarm attributes for all units on the shelf.
System Sets all parameters related to the operation
of the entire NE that do not depend on
traffic.
Options include trace, NE ID, date and
time, performance monitoring (PM) time,
and other system parameters.
Section DCC Sets up communication between NEs.
Options include section data
communication channel (SDCC) service
state, link access procedure on the D-
channel (LAPD), and SDCC attribute
parameters.
OSSI Interface Connects to the NE via an X.25 network.
Options include operation support system
interface (OSSI) type and service state,
link access procedure-balanced (LAPB),
and other parameters.
Network Layer Protocol Selects the role of the NE in the network
layer routing and Protocol administrative
domains.
TARP Control Specifies the attributes associated with the
terminal identifier (TID) address resolution
protocol (TARP).
LAN Parameters Edits attributes associated with the local
area network (LAN).
TCP/IP Interface Edits service state and attributes
associated with TCP/IP.
Note: Changing the Equipment/Facility/Radio Protection system state
causes traffic loss.
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1.6.1 Service State
The Service State commands allow you to place individual units in or

out of service when maintenance is being performed on the SRT 1F
shelf.
The following Service State commands are available:
• Change Equipment State
• Change Facility State
• Change Radio Protection System State
1.6.1.1 Change Equipment State

The Change Equipment State command allows you to place plug-in
units in and out of service.
Note: Facilities must be provisioned out of service before the associated
equipment is provisioned out of service. Equipment must be
provisioned in service before the associated facilities are
provisioned in service.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Service State -> Change Equipment
State. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit Selector (a
“C” in a square).
2. Click a selectable unit(s), then click anywhere else on the shelf. The
Change Equipment State dialog box appears.
Figure 1.63 - Change Equipment State dialog box
3. Select the appropriate command in the Action Box, as needed.

4. Click OK to continue or click Cancel to return to the main LCT
display.
If you click OK, a confirmation message appears; do the following:
• Click OK again, a “Completed” message box appears.
• Click OK to return to the Change Equipment State dialog box.
• Click Cancel to return to the main LCT display.
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1.6.1.2 Change Facility State

The Change Facility State command allows you to place facilities in
and out of service.
Note: Facilities must be provisioned out of service before the
associated equipment is provisioned out of service. Equipment
must be provisioned in service before the associated facilities are
provisioned in service.
The Change Facility State command allows you to change the service
state of the facility (a specific channel on a plug-in unit).
1. Choose Provisioning -> Service State -> Change Facility State.
The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit Selector (a “C” in a
square).
Change Facility State dialog box appears.
Figure 1.64 - Change Facility State dialog box

4. Select the AID Type, as needed.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Change Facility State dialog box.
1.6.1.3 Change Radio Protection System State

The Change Radio Protection System State commands allow you to
select the group for which you wish to place RPS function in and out of
service.
The following Change Radio Protection System State groups are
available:
• Group 1
• Group 2
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Group 1
The Change Radio Protection System State - Group 1 command
allows you to place RPS function for Group 1 in and out of service.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Service State -> Change Radio
Protection System State -> Group 1. The Change Radio
Protection System State - Group 1 dialog box appears.
Figure 1.65 - Change Radio Protection System State - Group 1 dialog box
display.
• Click OK to return to the Change Radio Protection System State
- Group 1 dialog box.
Group 2
The Change Radio Protection System State - Group 2 command
allows you to place RPS function for Group 2 in and out of service.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Service State -> Change Radio
Protection System State -> Group 2. The Change Radio
Protection System State - Group 2 dialog box appears.
Figure 1.66 - Change Radio Protection System State - Group 2 dialog box
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display.
• Click OK to return to the Change Radio Protection System
State - Group 2 dialog box.
1.6.2 Facility
The Facility commands allow you to provision the signal format for
aggregate and tributary facilities (specific channels on a plug-in unit), set
threshold levels for facilities, set alarm attributes, and so on.
The following Facility commands are available:
• Set Baseband Interface
• Set Radio Interface
• Set Way Side Traffic
• Set Alarm Attributes
• Set User Channel
• Set Radio User Channel
1.6.2.1 Set Baseband Interface

The Set Baseband Interface commands allow you to provision the
signal format for the overhead byte and set the threshold levels of the
baseband interface facility.
The following Set Baseband Interface commands are available:
• Set OHB
• Set Facility Threshold
• Set Facility Group
• Set Trace
• Set Signal Label
Set OHB
The Set Baseband Interface - Set OHB command allows you to
provision the signal format for the overhead byte of the baseband
interface facility.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Facility -> Set Baseband Interface -> Set
OHB. The selectable units are displayed with a Unit Selector (a “C”
in a square).
Set OHB dialog box appears.
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Figure 1.67 - Set OHB dialog box

5. Select the appropriate setting for the parameters listed below:
J0 Byte: To set the J0 Byte to STM ID or Trace function.
B1 Byte: To enable or disable the parity checking in the regenerator
section (RS).
MS AIS: To enable or disable the alarm indication signal (AIS)
transmission from the multiplex section (STM1).
MS FERF: To enable or disable far end receive failure from the
multiplex section.
Current SSMB (Read Only): To return the quality value that
corresponds to the currently receiving SSMB value.
SS BIT: To set the SS BIT sending value.
E1 Byte: To enable or disable the local orderwire channel, which is
carried in the E1 Byte. (RS)
D1-D3 Byte: To enable or disable the D1 to D3 overhead bytes for
section data communication in the regenerator section (RS).
E2 Byte: To enable or disable the express orderwire channel, which
is carried in the E2 Byte.
D4-D12 Byte: To enable or disable the D4 to D12 overhead bytes in
the multiplex section (MS) for line data communications.
MIS-PSL Alarm Off: To enable or disable transmission of the Path
Signal Label Mismatch (MIS-PSL) alarm.
J1 Byte: To assign the path trace function to the J1 byte. This byte
can then carry a 64-byte repetitive message.
FAL Alarm Reset: To enable or disable the Frame Alignment Loss
(FAL) Alarm for the RAI (Remote Alarm Indication) and AIS (Alarm
Indication Signal) detection circuit.t.
B2 Byte: To enable or disable the parity checking in the multiplex
section (MS).
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K1K2 Byte: To enable or disable the validity/through setting for the

K1 and K2 bytes.
Z1 Byte: To enable or disable use of the Z1#1, #2 bytes.
Z2 Byte: To enable or disable use of the Z2#1, #2 bytes.
S1 Byte: To switch the SSMB to fixed or unfixed-value receiving
(STM1MS-LINESIDE only).
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set OHB dialog box.
Set Facility Threshold

The Set Facility Threshold command allows you to set the
performance monitoring threshold levels for detecting threshold crossing
alerts. The system sends a message or alarm when that level is
exceeded.
Facility Threshold. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit
Selector (a “C” in a square).
Set Facility Threshold dialog box appears.
Figure 1.68 - Set Facility Threshold dialog box

Monitor Type: To select the monitor type for the facility.
Threshold Level: To select threshold level for the facility.
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Location: To specify the location of the equipment being monitored.

Time Period: To specify the amount of time for which the specified
item will be monitored.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Facility Threshold dialog box.
Set Facility Group

The Set Facility Group command allows you to select the error
detection method and set the threshold levels for the STM-1 line.
Facility Group. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit
2. Click the selectable unit(s), then click anywhere else on the shelf.
The Set Facility Group dialog box appears.
Figure 1.69 - Set Facility Group dialog box

For MSTU, OPT-X, OPT-Y and PE-X Cards
Excessive Error Set: To specify the severity level of the path
switching errors being monitored.
Signal Degrade Threshold: To specify the threshold for
monitoring the signal degrade error count.
For OPT-Y Card only
Error Detect Type: To specify the mode for monitoring path
switching errors, select PM (Monitor by Performance) or BER
(Monitor by Bit Error Rates).
15m Error Sec Perform: To enable or disable the alarm which
indicates a 15-minute errored seconds count over the threshold
value.
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15m Severely Error Sec Perform: To enable or disable the

alarm which indicates a 15-minute severely errored seconds
count over the threshold value.
24h Error Sec Perform: To enable or disable the alarm which
indicates a 24-hour errored seconds count over the threshold
value.
24h Severely Error Sec Perform: To enable or disable the
alarm which indicates a 24-hour severely errored seconds count
over the threshold value.
Short Term Perform Threshold: To specify the threshold value
for monitoring the short term error performance.
15m Error Sec Perform Threshold: To specify the threshold
value for monitoring the 15-minute errored seconds count.
15m Severely Error Sec Perform Threshold: To specify the
threshold value for monitoring the 15-minute severely errored
seconds count.
24h Error Sec Perform Threshold: To specify the threshold
value for monitoring the 24-hour errored seconds count.
24h Severely Error Sec Perform Threshold: To specify the
threshold value for monitoring the 24-hour severely errored
seconds count.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Facility Group dialog box.
Set Trace
The Set Trace commands allow you to provision the overhead byte and
set the parameters for the trace facility.
The following Set Trace commands are available:
• Set OHB
• Set Trace Value
Set OHB
The Set Trace - Set OHB command allows you to set the overhead byte
for the trace facility.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Facility -> Set baseband Interface -> Set
Trace -> Set OHB. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit
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4. Select the appropriate setting for J0 Byte parameter.
display.
Set Trace Value

The Set Trace - Set Trace Value command allows you to set the trace
parameters for this facility.
Trace -> Set Trace Value. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with
a Unit Selector (a “C” in a square).
Set Trace Value dialog box appears.
Figure 1.71 - Set Trace Value dialog box

4. Select the Access ID, as needed.
Expect Trace: To specify the trace message expected from the
other NE.
Sending Trace: To specify the outgoing trace message.
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MIS-STI Alarm OFF: To enable or disable the MIS-STI alarm.

display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Trace dialog box.
Set Signal Label

The Set Signal Label commands allow you to provision the overhead
byte and set the parameters for the signal label facility.
The following Set Signal Label commands are available:
• Set OHB
• Set SLB Value
Set OHB
The Set Signal Label - Set OHB command allows you to set the
overhead byte for the signal label facility.
Note: This command is disabled if BBIU=OPT or N. The command
name will be grayed out in the pull-down list of the “Provisioning”
menu.
Signal Label -> Set OHB. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with
a Unit Selector (a “C” in a square).

4. Select the appropriate setting for J1 Byte parameter.
display.
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Set SLB Value

The Set Signal Label - Set SLB Value command allows you to set the
signal label parameters for this facility.
Signal Label -> Set SLB Value. The selectable unit(s) are
displayed with a Unit Selector (a “C” in a square).
Set SLB Value dialog box appears.
Figure 1.73 - Set SLB Value dialog box

4. Select the appropriate setting for Expect Signal Label parameter.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set SLB Value dialog box.
1.6.2.2 Set Radio Interface

The Set Radio Interface commands allow you to set the channel,
threshold levels for the radio synchronous.
The following Set Radio Interface commands are available:
• Set RSPI
• Set Radio Channel
• Set Facility Threshold
• Set Level Threshold
• Set Automatic Transmit Control
• Set RSC
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Set RSPI
The Set RSPI command allows you to set the radio synchronous
physical interface.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Facility -> Set Radio Interface -> Set
RSPI. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit Selector (a “C”
in a square).
Set RSPI dialog box appears.
Figure 1.74 - Set RSPI dialog box

BER ALM Threshold: To set the value for raising and recovering
the Bit Error Ratio Alarm
Route ID: To set the expected rate for sending and receiving the
Route ID.
SOH WS: To set the used and unused way side traffic for Section
Overhead (SOH).
RF COH WS: To set the used and unused way side traffic for Radio
Frequency Channel Overhead.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set RSPI dialog box.
Note: Please disable Wayside Channels if not used
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Set Radio Channel

The Set Radio Channel command allows you to set the radio channel
and its frequency.
Radio Channel. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit
Set Radio Channel dialog box appears.
Figure 1.75 - Set Radio Channel dialog box

Frequency: To set the frequency for the radio channel(s).
Local Clock: To set the local clock to MASTER or SLAVE.
XPIC: To enable or disable use of the Cross Polarization
Interference Canceller function.
Inhibit MOD Function: To enable or disable the transmitter and
modulation function.
Inhibit DEM Function: To enable or disable the receiver and
demodulation function.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Radio Channel dialog box.
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Set Facility Threshold

The Set Facility Threshold command allows you to set the
performance monitoring threshold levels for detecting threshold crossing
alerts. The system sends a message or alarm when that level is
exceeded.
Facility Threshold. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit
Set Facility Threshold dialog box appears.
Figure 1.76 - Set Facility Threshold dialog box

display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Facility Threshold dialog box.
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Set Level Threshold

The Set Level Threshold command allows you to set the level
threshold for the radio interface.
Level Threshold. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit
Set Level Threshold dialog box appears.
Figure 1.77 - Set Level Threshold dialog box

display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Level Threshold dialog box.
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Set Automatic Transmit Control

The Set Automatic Transmit Control command allows you to set
automatic transmit control to the radio interface.
Automatic Transmit Control. The selectable unit(s) are displayed
with a Unit Selector (a “C” in a square).
Set Automatic Transmit Control dialog box appears.
Figure 1.78 - Set Automatic Transmit Control dialog box

The default Access ID is displayed.
TPC: To set the system sending power to LOW, HIGH, or AUTO.
ATPC Initiate Level(dBm): To set the ATPC operation levels.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Automatic Transmit Control dialog
box.
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Set RSC
The Set RSC command allows you to report the settings of the radio
supplementary channel.
RSC. The Set RSC dialog box appears.
Figure 1.79 - Set RSC dialog box

Equipment Side: To set the system equipment side to X(Prot) or
Y(Main).
DSC SEL: To select the RSC channels.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set RSC dialog box.
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1.6.2.3 Set Alarm Attributes

The Set Alarm Attributes command allows you to determine the
severity and service effect status of unit alarms, based on the condition
types selected.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Facility -> Set Alarm Attributes. The
selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit Selector (a “C” in a
square).
2. Click the selectable unit(s), then click anywhere else on the shelf.
The Provisioning - Set Alarm Attributes dialog box appears.
Figure 1.80 - Set Alarm Attributes dialog box

Condition Type: To select the condition type of the facility.
Direction: To specify the direction of the facility report information
being monitored.
Service Effect: To specify whether the alarm affects the
corresponding service condition.
Alarm Severity: To specify the severity of the alarm.
It is strongly recommended to prevent the change of the alarm
attributes. In fact, in the Radio Management System NetViewer, such
attributes, and especially the severity, are managed in a fixed mode. If
the operator changes the alarm properties, it is possible to have strong
incongruence.
display.
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• Click OK to return to the Set Alarm Attributes dialog box.
1.6.2.4 Set Way Side Traffic

The Set Way Side Traffic command allows you to set parameters for
the way side traffic channel.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Facility -> Set Way Side Traffic. The
square).
Set Way Side Traffic dialog box appears.
Figure 1.81 - Set Way Side Traffic dialog box

SOH WS: To set the used and unused way side traffic for Section
Overhead (SOH).
RF COH WS: To set the used and unused way side traffic for Radio
Frequency Channel Overhead.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Way Side Traffic dialog box.
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1.6.2.5 Set User Channel

The Set User Channel command allows you to set the user channel for
this facility.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Facility -> Set User Channel. The
square).
Set User Channel dialog box appears.
Figure 1.82 - Set User Channel dialog box

Connect Line: To specify the in-use or not-in-use settings for the
user channels.
64K Interface: To specify the direction of the 64K interface.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set User Channel dialog box.
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1.6.2.6 Set Radio User Channel

The Set Radio User Channel command allows you to set the radio user
channel for this facility.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Facility -> Set Radio User Channel. The
Set Radio User Channel dialog box appears.
Figure 1.83 - Set Radio User Channel dialog box

3. Select the Channel Type, as needed.
RUC VFT(dBr): To specify the setting for volume attenuation (dBr)
for E1 Byte input.
RUC VFR(dBr): To specify the setting for volume attenuation (dBr)
for E1 Byte output.
64K Interface: To specify the direction of the 64K interface.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Radio User Channel dialog box.
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1.6.3 System
The System commands allow you to provision all of the parameters

related to the operation of the NEs.
The following System commands are available:
• Set NE ID
• Set Date and Time
• Set System Configuration
• Set Optional Unit Configuration
• Set Interface Configuration
• Set PM Time
• Set Housekeeping Alarm
• Set External Control Name
• Set Alarm Delay
• Set Synchronization
• Set Radio Protection System
• Set Multiple Section Protection
• Set Automatic Laser Shutdown
• Set Equipment Inventory
• Set Loopback Release Time
• Set Orderwire
• Set LED Mode
1.6.3.1 Set NE ID
The Set NE ID command allows you to set a distinctive ID for an NE in
the network.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set NE ID. The Set NE ID
dialog box appears.
Figure 1.84 - Set NE ID dialog box
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2. Type an NE ID in the NE ID text box.

Note: During the definition of the NE ID, it is possible to use all the
alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, 0…9) plus the special
character “-“. The use of characters different from these ones
could cause unforeseeable behaviors.
display.
• Click Yes to continue the operation.
• Click OK to return to the Set NE ID dialog box.
1.6.3.2 Set Date and Time

The Set Date and Time command allows you to set the system internal
clock.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Date and Time. The Set
Date and Time dialog box appears.
Figure 1.85 - Set Date and Time dialog box

DATE [YYMMDD]: To set the system internal clock to the current
date.
TIME [HHMMSS]: To set the system internal clock to the current
time.
display.
• Click Yes to continue the operation.
• Click OK to return to the Set Date and Time dialog box.
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1.6.3.3 Set System Configuration

The Set System Configuration command allows you to set or change
the items relating to the system hardware configuration.
• Use Change Facility State to place the system out of service for
memory administration.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set System Configuration.
The Set System Configuration dialog box appears.
The System Type parameter is preset to STM-1.
Figure 1.86 - Set System Configuration dialog box

RF Type: To set the frequency for the radio channel(s).
FRQ Arrangement: To set the frequency arrangement for the radio
channel(s).
Space Diversity: To specify whether or not the system has the
space diversity function.
Line Interface: To control the setting of the interface type on the
Line side.
BBIU Use:To set the presence or absence of BBIU (Base Band
Interface).
To configure Optical Base band shelf select OPT, N to configure
Electrical Base Band only and PE to configure PDH Interface (Not
supported).
Group 1 Maximum CH: To set the maximum number of RPS (Radio
Protection Switch) channels for Group 1.
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Group 2 Maximum CH: To set the maximum number of RPS (Radio

Protection Switch) channels for Group 2.
Group1 RPS: To set an RPS system type for Group 1.
Group2 RPS: To set an RPS system type for Group 2.
Select Y (RPS with OCC) to enable Radio Protection Switching, N
(Non RPS) to disable Radio Protection Switching and OCCN (RPS
without OCC) to enable Radio Protection Switching with PDH
Interface (Not Supported)
display.
• Click OK. Another message displays, informing you to select the
Re-Configuration Screen command.
• Click OK to return to the Set System Configuration dialog box.
1.6.3.4 Set Optional Unit Configuration

The Set Optional Unit Configuration command allows you to set the
additional configuration for the optional units.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Optional Unit
Configuration. The Set Optional Unit Configuration dialog box
appears.
Figure 1.87 - Set Optional Unit Configuration dialog box

Group 1 Additional ECU: To install the GPn-ECU (Embedded
Communication Unit) to Group 1.
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Group 2 Additional ECU: To install the GPn-ECU (Embedded

Communication Unit) to Group 2.
Additional HK Unit: To add new housekeeping units to the system.
TCU Protection: To protect the timing control unit.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Optional Unit Configuration dialog
box.
1.6.3.5 Set Interface Configuration

The Set Interface Configuration command allows you to set or change
the optical interface configuration.
Note: This command is disabled if BBIU= PE or N. The command name
will be grayed out in the pull-down list of the Provisioning menu.
• In each channel, if OPTINTF-X is set to N, then OPTINTF-Y
must be set to N.
• The CH number of OPTINTF is related to GP1/2MaximumCH.
Example: If GP1MaximumCH is set to 3, then the you cannot set
the area to more than GP1-4-OPTINTF-X/Y.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Interface Configuration.
The Set Interface Configuration dialog box appears.
Note: Remember that X means Worker Channel, Y means Protection
Channel.
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Figure 1.88 - Set Interface Configuration dialog box

PX
W1X/Y
W2X/Y
W3X/Y
W4X/Y
W5X/Y
W6X/Y
W7X/Y
The above parameters have the same action which is to install
various OPTINTF configurations.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Interface Configuration dialog box.
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1.6.3.6 Set PM Time

The Set PM Time command allows you to set the start time for
performance monitoring.
The starting time of the performance collection (in the Radio
Management System NetViewer) is always equal to 00.00; therefore, it
is advisable to do not change the PM Time from the default value.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set PM Time. The Set PM
Time dialog box appears.
Figure 1.89 - Set PM Time dialog box

3. Select the appropriate time in the TIME [HHMM] text box.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set PM Time dialog box.
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1.6.3.7 Set Housekeeping Alarm

The Set Housekeeping Alarm command allows you to define
housekeeping alarms for an NE. The housekeeping alarm connector on
the station interface area (SIA) of the NE provides connections for
external equipment alarms such as battery chargers and temperature
sensors.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Housekeeping Alarm. The
square).
Set Housekeeping Alarm dialog box appears.
Figure 1.90 - Set Housekeeping Alarm dialog box

Alarm Severity: To specify the severity of the alarm.
Alarm Type: To specify the type of alarm that occurs in each Port.
Alarm Message: To specify the alarm message that occurs in each
Port.
display.
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• Click OK to return to the Set Housekeeping Alarm dialog box.
1.6.3.8 Set External Control Name

The Set External Control Name command allows you to search the
names (Type of Control) for the NE’s Housekeeping Control Output Port
(AID).
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set External Control Name.
square).
Set External Control Name dialog box appears.
Figure 1.91 - Set External Control Name dialog box

4. Select the desired Access ID, as needed.
5. Select the appropriate Control Type parameter.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set External Control dialog box.
1.6.3.9 Set Alarm Delay

The Set Alarm Delay command allows you to set the alarm activation
and deactivation delay times. Alarm activation delay is the interval
between alarm detection and alarm message transmission. Alarm
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deactivation delay is the interval between releasing the alarm for

transmission and clearing the alarm.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Alarm Delay. The Set
Alarm Delay dialog box appears.
Figure 1.92 - Set Alarm Delay dialog box

ALM ACT Time (Sec): To specify the interval between alarm
detection and alarm message transmission.
ALM DACT Time (Sec): To specify the interval between releasing
the alarm for transmission and clearing the alarm.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Alarm Delay dialog box.
1.6.3.10 Set Synchronization

The Set Synchronization commands allow you to select the
synchronization mode and its clock synchronization parameters.
The following Set Synchronization commands are available:
• Set Sync Mode
• Set Sync Parameter
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Set Sync Mode

The Set Sync Mode command allows you to select the synchronization
mode. You must select a synchronization mode before you can select
synchronization parameters.
The synchronization mode determines how the Equipment Clock (EC)
will be synchronized with the NE.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Synchronization -> Set
Sync Mode.
The Set Sync Mode dialog box appears.
Figure 1.93 - Set Sync Mode dialog box

3. Select the appropriate SYNC Mode parameter.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Sync Mode dialog box.
Note: Synch Mode 2 is currently Not Available.
Set Sync Parameter

The Set Sync Parameter command allows you to select clock
synchronization parameters. The dialog box that displays will vary
depending on your type of equipment and the synchronization mode you
selected.
You must select a synchronization mode before setting the
synchronization parameters. See the previous point Set Sync Mode, for
details.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Synchronization -> Set
Sync Parameter. The Set Sync Parameter dialog box appears.
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Figure 1.94 - Set Sync Parameter dialog box

MODE 1
CLKMODE: To set the operating mode for the Synchronization
Clock.
EC Priority1: To adjust the timing source of priority 1 for
equipment clock (EC) output.
Ext 2MHz-X: To set the input quality of the 2MHz clock source
for the X-direction.
Ext 2MHz-Y: To set the input quality of the 2MHz clock source
for the Y-direction.
Ext 2Mbit/s-X: To set the input quality of the 2MBit/s clock
source for the X-direction.
Ext 2Mbit/s-Y: To set the input quality of the 2MBit/s clock
source for the Y-direction.
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EC Output 2MBit: To set the bit pattern settings of 2MBit EC

output to PBX.
EC Threshold: To change the threshold for reporting quality
deterioration in timing sources.
Error Free: To set a 30-second error free period as a
restoration condition for synchronization recovery.
Detect Frame: To enable or disable frame detection.
Detect AID: To enable or disable AID detection.
MODE 2 (Currently Not Available)
CLKMODE: To set the operating mode for the Synchronization
Clock.
LC Priority1: To set the priority 1 timing source for line clock
(LC) output.
(LC) output.
(LC) output.
Ext 2MHz-X: To set the input quality of the 2MHz clock source
for the X-direction.
Ext 2MHz-Y: To set the input quality of the 2MHz clock source
for the Y-direction.
Ext 2Mbit/s-X: To set the input quality of the 2MBit/s clock
source for the X-direction.
Ext 2Mbit/s-Y: To set the input quality of the 2MBit/s clock
source for the Y-direction.
EC Output 2MBit: To set the bit pattern settings of 2MBit EC
output to PBX.
LC Output 2MBit: To set the bit pattern settings of 2MBit LC
output to PBX.
EC Threshold: To change the threshold for reporting quality
LC Threshold: To set the threshold for reporting quality
Error Free: To set a 30-second error free period as a
restoration condition for synchronization recovery.
Detect Frame: To enable or disable frame detection.
Detect AID: To enable or disable AID detection.
display.
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• Click OK to return to the Set Sync Parameter dialog box.
1.6.3.11 Set Radio Protection System

The Set Radio Protection System commands allow you to set the
protection system for radio interface.
The following Set Radio Protection System commands are available:
• Set System Parameter
• Set SW Initiator
Set System Parameter

The Set System Parameter command allows you to set the system
parameters.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Radio Protection System
-> Set System Parameter. The Set System Parameter dialog box
appears.
Figure 1.95 - Set System Parameter dialog box

3. Select the AID Type “GP1 or GP2”, as needed.
Maximum CH: To set the maximum number of channels that can be
used in the system.
The protection is activated on All the installed MSTU and on both the
racks (in co-channel configuration), that is it is not possible to
configure a number of protected channels lower than the number of
the present channels.
Priority CH: To specify the priority of the channels.
Wait to Restore(Min): To specify the time in minutes for restoring
the RPS system in the event of a failure.
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OCC Use: To specify the OCC as In-Use or Not-In-Use.

display.
• Click OK to return to the Set System Parameter dialog box.
Set SW Initiator
The Set SW Initiator command allows you to set the initiator for the
Radio Protection Switch.
Note: Please Select Y in the field SW INITIATOR ENABLE –X for all the
channels configured in the system.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Radio Protection System
-> Set SW Initiator. The Set SW Initiator dialog box appears.
Figure 1.96 - Set SW Initiator dialog box

SW Initiator Enable-PROT: To enable or disable the initiator for the
protection line of the Radio Protection Switch.
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SW Initiator Enable-W1: To enable or disable the initiator for

working line #1 of the Radio Protection Switch.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set SW Initiator dialog box.
1.6.3.12 Set Multiple Section Protection

The Set Multiple Section Protection command allows you to set the
protection for multiple sections in the system.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Multiple Section
Protection. The selectable unit(s) are displayed with a Unit Selector
(a “C” in a square).
Set Multiple Section Protection dialog box appears.
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Figure 1.97 - Set Multiple Section Protection dialog box

Lock In Function: To set the protection switching frequency.
Switching Count: To specify the threshold for monitoring protection
switching frequency before the lock in state is initiated.
Monitor Time(Min): To specify the time period for measuring
protection switching frequency.
Hold Time(Hour): To specify the amount of time before the lock in
state is released.
Direction: To specify the direction of the facility report information
being monitored.
Persist Check Time: To enable or disable the 50ms persistency
checking for signal fail.
Uni/Bi Code Mask: To enable or disable the sending code and
receiving code that specifies the uni-polar direction switching and
bipolar direction switching.
MSP Mode Setting: To set the mode of the Automatic Protection
Switch.
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display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Multiple Section Protection dialog
box.
1.6.3.13 Set Automatic Laser Shutdown

The Set Automatic Laser Shutdown command allows you to set up
the Automatic Laser shutdown function and specify the release time.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Automatic Laser
Shutdown. The selectable units are displayed with a Unit Selector
(a “C” in a square).
Set Automatic Laser Shutdown dialog box appear.
Figure 1.98 - Set Automatic Laser Shutdown dialog box

The Access ID preset.
ALS Function: To enable or disable the Automatic Laser Shutdown
(ALS) function.
Release Time(Sec): To specify the number of elapsed seconds
before automatic restart.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Automatic Laser Shutdown dialog
box.
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1.6.3.14 Set Equipment Inventory

The Set Equipment Inventory command allows you to inventory your
equipment.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Equipment Inventory. The
square).
Set Equipment Inventory dialog box appears.
Figure 1.99 - Set Equipment Inventory dialog box

Site-Code: To set the site (station) code of the equipment.
Equipment-code: To set the code to indicate the equipment type.
Local-No: To number the equipment inventory.
NE-Type: To set the type (name) of an NE.
Resource-Status: To describe the state of the equipment inventory.
Equipment-Note: To describe the equipment inventory.
display.
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• Click OK to return to the Set Equipment Inventory dialog box.
1.6.3.15 Set Loopback Release Time

The Set Loopback Release Time command allows you to set the
length of time, in hours, that a circuit will remain in loopback mode
before being automatically released.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Loopback Release Time.
square).
Set Loopback Release Time dialog box appears.
Figure 1.100 - Set Loopback Release Time dialog box

4. Select the appropriate setting for the Loopback RLS Time (Hour)
parameter.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set Loopback Release Time dialog box.
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1.6.3.16 Set Orderwire

The Set Orderwire commands allow you to select the settings for the
orderwire facility.
The following Set Orderwire commands are available:
• Set OHB
• Channel Select
• OW Function
• OW Extension
Set OHB
The Set Orderwire - Set OHB command allows you to set the overhead
byte for the orderwire facility.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Orderwire -> Set OHB.
square).

E1 Byte for STM1RS AID Type: To enable or disable the local
orderwire channel, which is carried in the E1 Byte.
E2 Byte for STM1MS AID Type: To enable or disable the express
orderwire channel, which is carried in the E2 Byte.
display.
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Channel Select
The Channel Select command allows you to select the channel for the
orderwire facility.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Orderwire -> Channel
Select. The Channel Select dialog box appears.
Figure 1.102 - Channel Select dialog box

BBIU = OPT or N
Line Side OWE1: To specify the Orderwire Line Side for
Channel-1.
Radio Side OWE1: To specify the Orderwire Radio Side for
Channel-1.
Line Side OWE2: To specify the Orderwire Line Side for
Channel-2.
Channel-2.
BBIU = PE
Channel-1.
Channel-2.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Channel Select dialog box.
• Click Cancel to return to the main LCT display
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OW Function
The OW Function command allows you to specify the address and to
select the related orderwire byte and function.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Orderwire -> OW
Function. The OW Function dialog box appears.
Figure 1.103 - OW Function dialog box

OW Function: To enable or disable the orderwire function.
Group Address-E1: To specify group call-out capabilities for
orderwire connections for Channel-1.
Station Address-E1: To specify the station address for selective
signaling over orderwire Channel-1.
LED Function-E1: To enable or disable the LED indication for calls
on Channel-1.
Buzzer Function-E1: To enable or disable a buzzer for a call on
Channel-1.
Relay Function-E1: To enable or disable relay contact for a call on
Channel-1.
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Ringer Function-E1: To enable or disable a ringer for a call on

Channel-1.
Group Address-E2: To specify group call-out capabilities for
orderwire connections for Channel-2.
Station Address-E2: To specify the station address for selective
signaling over orderwire Channel-2.
LED Function-E2: To enable or disable the LED indication for calls
on Channel-2.
Buzzer Function-E2: To enable or disable a buzzer for a call on
Channel-2.
Relay Function-E2: To enable or disable relay contact for a call on
Channel-2.
Ringer Function-E2: To enable or disable a ringer for a call on
Channel-2.
Restore Function: To enable or disable Orderwire restoration
function.
display.
• Click OK to return to the OW Function dialog box.
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OW Extension
The OW Extension command allows you to select the orderwire link
and to adjust the attenuation level to bi-directional for the respective link.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set Orderwire -> OW
Extension. The OW Extension dialog box appears.
Figure 1.104 - OW Extension dialog box

OW Extension-E1: To enable or disable the four-wire VF interface
for Channel-1.
OW Extension-E2: To enable or disable the four-wire VF interface
for Channel-2.
OW VF [E1] TX (-dBr): To specify the attenuation level setting of
orderwire Channel-1 VF for E1 Byte input (use default value).
OW VF [E1] RX (-dBr): To specify the attenuation level setting of
orderwire Channel-1 VF for E1 Byte output (use default value).
OW VF [E2] TX (-dBr): To specify the attenuation level setting of
orderwire Channel-2 VF for E2 Byte input (use default value).
OW VF [E2] RX (-dBr): To specify the attenuation level setting of
orderwire Channel-2 VF for E2 Byte output (use default value).
display.
• Click OK to return to the OW Extension dialog box.
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1.6.3.17 Set LED Mode

The Set LED Mode command allows you to configure the LED (light
emitting diode) function for MODE1 or MODE2.
1. Choose Provisioning -> System -> Set LED Mode. The Set LED
Mode dialog box appears.
Figure 1.105 - Set LED Mode dialog box

3. Select the appropriate LED Mode parameter.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set LED Mode dialog box.
1.6.4 Section DCC
The Section DCC commands allow you to set up communication

between NEs.
Options include section data communication channel (SDCC) service
state, link access procedure on the D-channel (LAPD), and SDCC
attribute parameters.
The following Section DCC commands are available:
• SDCC Service State
• LAPD Parameters
• Set 2nd DCC
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The SDCC Service State command allows you to place the SDCC
(Section Data Communication Channel) for an AID in or out of service.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Section DCC -> SDCC Service State. The
SDCC Service State dialog box appears.
Figure 1.106 - SDCC Service State dialog box

The default Access ID is displayed.
3. Select the appropriate Service State parameter.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the SDCC Service State dialog box.
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1.6.4.2 LAPD Parameters

The LAPD Parameters command allows you to select the attributes
associated with the Data Link Layer Protocol (LAPD) of a Section Data
Communication Channel (SDCC). The LAPD parameters are applicable
only when X.25 is selected.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Section DCC -> LAPD Parameters. The
LAPD Parameters dialog box appears.
Figure 1.107 - LAPD Parameters dialog box

The default Access ID is preset.
Window Size: To change to the maximum window size.
Frame Timeout: To change the LAPD wait acknowledgment timer.
Inact Timeout: To change the LAPD maximum time allowed without
frame.
Retries: To change the retry counter.
Frame Size: To change the maximum size of an information field.
LAPD Cmd/Rsp: To change the command and response bits in
LAPD.
LAPD Data Link: The change the data link in LAPD.
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display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the LAPD Parameters dialog box.
1.6.4.3 Set 2nd DCC

The Set 2nd DCC command allows you to configure the MSTU of
Group1 which uses the second Data Communication Channel (DCC).
1. Choose Provisioning -> Section DCC -> Set 2nd DCC. The Set
2nd DCC dialog box appears.
Figure 1.108 - Set 2nd DCC dialog box

3. Select the appropriate setting for 2nd DCC parameters.
display.
• Click OK to return to the Set 2nd SDCC dialog box.
1.6.5 OSSI Interface
The OSSI Interface commands allow you to connect to the NE via an

X.25 network. Options include operation support system interface
(OSSI) type and service state, link access procedure-balanced (LAPB),
and other parameters.
The following OSSI Interface commands are available:
• OSSI Type and Service State
• LAPB Parameters
• X25 Parameters
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• VC Parameters
1.6.5.1 OSSI Type and Service State

The OSSI Type and Service State command allows you to select the
type of interface configuration.
1. Choose Provisioning -> OSSI Interface -> OSSI Type and Service
State. The OSSI Type and Service State dialog box appears.
Figure 1.109 - OSSI Type and Service State dialog box

Type: To select the type of interface configuration.
Service State: To set the system service state to In Service or Out
of Service.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the OSSI Type and Service State dialog
box.
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The LAPB Parameters command allows you to set up the OSSI
Interface communication protocol to LAPB. The LAPB parameters are
applicable only for X.25.
1. Choose Provisioning -> OSSI Interface -> LAPB Parameters. The
LAPB Parameters dialog box appears.
Figure 1.110 - LAPB Parameters dialog box

Type: To select the type of interface configuration. For this menu,
the type is fixed to X.25 and cannot be changed.
Retry Timer: To change the LAPB frame response timer.
Packet Size: To change the maximum size of an information packet.
Retransmits: To change the retransmission count.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the LAPB Parameters dialog box.
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1.6.5.3 X25 Parameters

The X25 Parameters command allows you to select the attributes
associated with the X.25 interface of OSSI.
1. Choose Provisioning -> OSSI Interface -> X25 Parameters. The
X25 Parameters dialog box appears.
Figure 1.111 - X25 Parameters dialog box

OS Type: To change the OSI layer type
X25 Address: To change the network address.
Confirmation (DBIT): To control whether LCT requires
configuration for changes to any system or unit value.
Restart Timer (T20): To change the DTE restart timeout count.
Request Timeout (T21): To change the timeout count for the DTE
call request.
Reset Timeout (T22): To change the timeout count for the DTE call
reset.
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Clear Timeout (T23): To change the timeout value for the DTE call
clear.
Closed User IDs: To change closed user IDs.
Channel-Lower: To change the lower logical channel number
(LCN).
Channel-Upper: To change the upper LCN.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the X25 Parameters dialog box.
1.6.5.4 VC Parameters
The VC Parameters command allows you to set Virtual Circuit (VC)
operating parameters. The dialog box displays either Permanent Virtual
Circuit (PVC) or Switched Virtual Circuit (SVC) parameters, depending
on which VC option is selected.
1. Choose Provisioning -> OSSI Interface -> VC Parameters. The
VC Parameters dialog box appears.
Figure 1.112 - VC Parameters dialog box

3. Select the desired VC TYPE, as needed.
Group Number (LCGN): To change the logical group number.
Channel No. (LCN): To change the logical channel number.
Peer Address: To change the peer address.
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Confirmation (DBIT): To control whether LCT requires
configuration for changes to any system or unit value.
Network User ID: To change network user IDs.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the VC Parameters dialog box.
1.6.6 Network Layer Protocol
The Network Layer Protocol commands allow you to select the role of
the NE in the network layer routing and protocol administrative domains.
The following Network Layer Protocol commands are available:
• NLP Parameters
• NLP Manual Adjacency
• NLP Address Prefix
• NLP Manual Area Address
• Display NLP Manual Area Address
• NLP Intermediate System 1
• NLP Intermediate System 2.
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1.6.6.1 NLP Parameters

The NLP Parameters command allows you to set the Network Layer
Protocol parameters.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Network Layer Protocol -> NLP
Parameters. The NLP Parameters dialog box appears.
Figure 1.113 - NLP Parameters dialog box

NLP Type: To change the NLP Type to Intermediate System or End
System.
Area Address: To specify the area address of the system.
System ID: Please leave this field empty. The system will
automatically set as System ID the burned in MAC Address of the
SV card.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the NLP Parameters dialog box.
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1.6.6.2 NLP Manual Adjacency

The NLP Manual Adjacency command allows you to create a manual
adjacency within a level 1 Area.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Network Layer Protocol -> NLP Manual
Adjacency.
The dialog box displays either Permanent Virtual Circuit (PVC) or
Switched Virtual Circuit (SVC) parameters, depending on which VC
option is selected.
Figure 1.114 - NLP Manual Adjacency dialog box

3. Select the desired VC TYPE, as needed.
Area Address: To specify the area address of the system.
System ID: To select the ID for the current system.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the NLP Manual Adjacency dialog box.
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1.6.6.3 NLP Address Prefix

The NLP Address Prefix command allows you to create a Reachable
Address Prefix (FAP) for the Network Layer Level 2.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Network Layer Protocol -> NLP Address
Prefix. The NLP Address Prefix dialog box appears.
Figure 1.115 - NLP Address Prefix dialog box

NLP TYPE: To change the NLP Type for the NLP Address Prefix
(Note: the SVC option is fixed).
Area Prefix: To specify the area prefix of the system.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the NLP Address Prefix dialog box.
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1.6.6.4 NLP Manual Area Address

The NLP Manual Area Address command allows you to create a
Manual Area Address (MAA) within a Network Layer Level 1 Area.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Network Layer Protocol -> NLP Manual
Area Address. The NLP Manual Area Address dialog box appears.
Figure 1.116 - NLP Manual Area Address dialog box

3. Select the appropriate setting for the Manual Area Address
parameter.
display.
• Click OK again, a “Completed” message box appears
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the NLP Manual Area Address dialog box.
1.6.6.5 Display NLP Manual Area Address

The Display NLP Manual Area Address command allows you to
display the Manual Area Address (MAA) selected.
1. Choose Provisioning -> Network Layer Protocol -> Display NLP
Manual Area Address. The Display NLP Manual Area Address
dialog box appears.
Figure 1.117 - Display NLP Manual Area Address dialog box
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2. Select the appropriate setting for the Scope parameter.

display.
• Click OK again, the Display NLP Manual Area Address (Log)
window appears. Print, clear, or save the log, as necessary.
• Click Exit to close the log and return to the Display NLP Manual
Area Address dialog box.
1.6.6.6 NLP Intermediate System 1

The NLP Intermediate System 1 command allows you to set the
Network Layer Intermediate System (IS) parameters for interfacing with
an End System (ES). You can also use this command for routing, for the
IS-IS environment, and for subnetwork dependent functions.
Intermediate System 1. The NLP Intermediate System 1 dialog box
appears.
Figure 1.118 - NLP Intermediate System 1 dialog box

3. Select the appropriate setting for the Max Area parameter.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the NLP Intermediate System 1 dialog box.
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1.6.6.7 NLP Intermediate System 2

The NLP Intermediate System 2 command allows you to set
parameters specific to Network Layer Level Intermediate System 2.
Intermediate System 2. The NLP Intermediate System 2 dialog box
appears.
Figure 6.57 NLP Intermediate System 2 dialog box

3. Select the appropriate setting for the Reachable Address Prefix
parameter.
display.
Click OK again, a “Completed” message box appears.
Click OK. Another message displays, informing you to select the
Initialize command.
Click OK to return to the NLP Intermediate System 2 dialog box.
Click Cancel to return to the main LCT display.
1.6.7 TARP Control
The TARP Control commands allow you to specify the attributes

associated with the terminal identifier (TID) address resolution protocol
(TARP).
The following TARP Control commands are available:
• TARP Parameters
• TARP Manual Adjacency
• Display TARP Manual Adjacency
• Display TARP Cache
• Operate TARP Echo
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1.6.7.1 TARP Parameters

The TARP Parameters command allows you to set the general TID
Address Resolution (TARP) parameters.
1. Choose Provisioning -> TARP Control -> TARP Parameters. The
TARP Parameters dialog box appears.
Figure 1.119 - TARP Parameters dialog box

TARP Type 1: To permit or prohibit a TARP research request in the
same Routing Area (IS1).
TARP Type 2: To permit or prohibit a TARP research request in the
same Routing Area (IS2).
TARP Type 3: To permit or prohibit a RESPONSE to search for IS1
or IS2 requests.
TARP Type 4: To permit or prohibit the automatic change report
function that reports to other nodes when the TID or NETADDR is
changed.
TARP Type 5: To enable or disable requests to search for the
equipment (TID) setting in NETADDR.
TARP Type 5E: To permit or prohibit a search request for devices
(TID) assigned by NETADDR.
Response Timer 1(Sec): To set the maximum allowable response
time for a TARP PDU sent out for a NETADDR search in the
Routing Area.
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Response Timer 2(Sec): To set the maximum allowable response

time for a TARP PDU sent out for a NETADDR search in the
Routing Domain.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the TARP Parameters dialog box.
1.6.7.2 TARP Manual Adjacency

The TARP Manual Adjacency command allows you to display the
NSAP (Network Service Access Point) of the specified NE.
1. Choose Provisioning -> TARP Control -> TARP Manual
Adjacency. The TARP Manual Adjacency dialog box appears.
Figure 1.120 - TARP Manual Adjacency dialog box

Adjacency Network Address: To identify the adjacent node of the
network.
Destination Network Address: To identify the destination node of
the network.
NLP TYPE: To change the NLP Type to Intermediate System or End
System.
display.
Initialize command.
• Click OK to return to the TARP Manual Adjacency dialog box.
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1.6.7.3 Display TARP Manual Adjacency

The Display TARP Manual Adjacency command allows you to display
the TARP Manual Adjacency selected.
1. Choose Provisioning -> TARP Control -> Display TARP Manual
Adjacency. The Display TARP Manual Adjacency (Log) window
appears.
Figure 1.121 - Display TARP Manual Adjacency (Log) window

2. Print, clear, or save the log, as necessary.
3. Click Exit to close the log and return to the main LCT display.
1.6.7.4 Display TARP Cache

The Display TARP Cache command allows you to create an entry in
the TARP Cache.
1. Choose Provisioning -> TARP Control -> Display TARP Cache.
The Display TARP Cache dialog box appears.
Figure 1.122 - Display TARP Cache dialog box

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Destination NE ID: To specify the destination for valid NE ID

setting.
Destination Network Address: To identify the destination node of
the network.
TID List: To specify the data for the TID-NET ADDRESS.
display.
• Click OK again, the Display TARP Cache (Log) window appears.
Print, clear, or save the log, as necessary.
• Click Exit to close the log and return to the Display TARP Cache
dialog box.
1.6.7.5 Operate TARP Echo

The Operate TARP Echo command allows you to initiate a TARP echo
function. This function allows you to manually test the reachability of a
Network Element.
1. Choose Provisioning -> TARP Control -> Operate TARP Echo.
The Operate TARP Echo dialog box appears.
Figure 1.123 - Operate TARP Echo dialog box

Destination TID: To specify the destination for TID setting.
System ID: To select the ID for the current system.
Network Address: To specify the address of the current network.
Requested Working Address: To specify the requested working
address of the network.
Retries: To change the retry counter.
Response Timer(Sec): To set the timeout of each attempt.
TID List: To specify the data for the TID-NET ADDRESS.
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display.
4. If you click OK, a confirmation message appears; do the following:
• Click OK to return to the Operate TARP Echo dialog box.
1.6.8 LAN Parameters
The LAN Parameters command allows you to edit attributes associated

with the local area network (LAN).
1. Choose Provisioning -> LAN Parameters. The LAN Parameters
dialog box appears.
Figure 1.124 - LAN Parameters dialog box

OSI Use: to enable or disable the OSI stack on the LAN.
TARP Packet: To enable or disable generation, propagation, or both
generation and propagation of the TARP.
LAN SAP: To specify the Link Layer Service Access Point.
Service State: To set the system service state to In Service or Out
of Service.
display.
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• Click OK to return to the LAN Parameters dialog box.
1.6.9 TCP/IP Interface
The TCP/IP Interface commands allow you to edit the service state and
attribute associated with the TCP/IP.
The TCP/IP Interface commands are available:
• Operate Ping IP
• TCP/IP Service State
• IP Address
• IP Access
• Display IP Parameter
• Display TCP Parameters
• Display TCP Service State
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1.6 NETWORK ELEMENT SETUP

1.6.1 Service State

The Service State commands allow you to place individual units in or

1.6.1.1 Change Equipment State

Figure 1.63 - Change Equipment State dialog box

3. Select the appropriate command in the Action Box, as needed.

1.6.1.2 Change Facility State

Figure 1.64 - Change Facility State dialog box

1.6.1.3 Change Radio Protection System State

3. Click OK to continue or click Cancel to return to the main LCT

1.6.2.1 Set Baseband Interface

Figure 1.67 - Set OHB dialog box

K1K2 Byte: To enable or disable the validity/through setting for the

Set Facility Threshold

Figure 1.68 - Set Facility Threshold dialog box

Location: To specify the location of the equipment being monitored.

Set Facility Group

Figure 1.69 - Set Facility Group dialog box

15m Severely Error Sec Perform: To enable or disable the

Figure 1.70 - Set OHB dialog box

Set Trace Value

Figure 1.71 - Set Trace Value dialog box

MIS-STI Alarm OFF: To enable or disable the MIS-STI alarm.

Set Signal Label

Figure 1.72 - Set OHB dialog box

• Click OK again, a “Completed” message box appears.

Set SLB Value

Figure 1.73 - Set SLB Value dialog box

1.6.2.2 Set Radio Interface

Figure 1.74 - Set RSPI dialog box

Set Radio Channel

Figure 1.75 - Set Radio Channel dialog box

Set Facility Threshold

Figure 1.76 - Set Facility Threshold dialog box

Set Level Threshold

Figure 1.77 - Set Level Threshold dialog box

Set Automatic Transmit Control

Figure 1.78 - Set Automatic Transmit Control dialog box

Figure 1.79 - Set RSC dialog box

1.6.2.3 Set Alarm Attributes

Figure 1.80 - Set Alarm Attributes dialog box

If you click OK, a confirmation message appears; do the following:

1.6.2.4 Set Way Side Traffic

Figure 1.81 - Set Way Side Traffic dialog box

1.6.2.5 Set User Channel

Figure 1.82 - Set User Channel dialog box

1.6.2.6 Set Radio User Channel

Figure 1.83 - Set Radio User Channel dialog box

The System commands allow you to provision all of the parameters

Figure 1.84 - Set NE ID dialog box

2. Type an NE ID in the NE ID text box.

1.6.3.2 Set Date and Time

Figure 1.85 - Set Date and Time dialog box

1.6.3.3 Set System Configuration

Figure 1.86 - Set System Configuration dialog box

Group 2 Maximum CH: To set the maximum number of RPS (Radio

1.6.3.4 Set Optional Unit Configuration

Figure 1.87 - Set Optional Unit Configuration dialog box

Group 2 Additional ECU: To install the GPn-ECU (Embedded

1.6.3.5 Set Interface Configuration

Figure 1.88 - Set Interface Configuration dialog box