Benutzerhandbuch für ZTE Corporation ZXG-OB06

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• System Architecture

  1
• System Introduction

  1
• System Background

  1
• Applicable Standards

  3
• Major Functions

  3
• System Working Principle

  5
• Hardware Structure

  6
• Software Architecture

  8
• CMM

  9
• FUC

  12
• CHP

  13
• CIP

  14
• System Features

  14
• Technical Indexes

  17
• Physical Performance

  17
• Dimensions, Color and Structure

  17
• Power Supply

  18
• Power Supply Range of Power Supply System

  18
• Power Consumption Indexes

  18
• Ambient Conditions

  18
• Requirements for Grounding and Lightning Protection

  18
• Requirements for Temperature and Humidity:

  19
• Requirements for Cleanness

  19
• Requirements for Atmospheric Pressure

  20
• Interface Indexes

  20
• Abis Interface Indexes

  20
• Um Interface Indexes

  21
• Capacity Indexes

  23
• Clock Indexes

  23
• Reliability Indexes

  23
• Interfaces and Communications

  25
• Overview

  25
• Interfaces

  26
• Abis Interface

  26
• Um Interface

  28
• Inter-Cabinet Cascaded Interface of Same Site

  30
• Interfaces of the Tower Amplifier System

  31
• Man-Machine Interface (MMI)

  31
• Protocol Introduction

  32
• LapD Protocol

  32
• LapDm Protocol

  34
• RR/MM/CM Protocol

  37
• System Functions

  39
• Overview

  39
• Major RF Functions

  39
• High Receiving Sensitivity

  40
• Flexible Configuration

  40
• Easy O&M

  40
• Diversity Receiving

  40
• Frequency Hopping

  40
• Power Control

  40
• Baseband Processing

  41
• Signaling Processing

  41
• Wireless Link Management Function

  41
• Dedicated Channel Management Function

  47
• Public Channel Management Function

  60
• TRX Management Function

  65
• O&M

  68
• Parameter Configuration

  69
• Alarm and Status Reporting

  69
• Online Software Loading

  70
• Ultra-Distance Coverage

  71
• Networking Modes and System Configurations

  75
• Networking Modes

  75
• System Configuration

  77
• Number and Types of Sites

  77
• BS Configuration Principles

  79
• Expansion Configuration

  82
• Configuration Examples

  82
• A

  91
• Pertinent Standards

  91
• B

  93
• FCC STATEMENT

  93
• C

  95
• CE STATEMENT

  95
• Abbreviations

  97
• Figures

  101
• Tables

  103
• Figure 1 Appearance of the ZXG10 OB06

  2
• Figure 2 Position of ZXG10 OB06 in GSM/GPRS Network

  2
• Figure 3 Working Principle of the ZXG10 0B06 (V1.0)

  5
• Figure 4 Layout of the ZXG10 OB06 System

  6
• Figure 5 Hardware Structure of the ZXG10 OB06 (V1.0)

  7
• Figure 6 Software Modules of the ZXG10 OB06 (V1.0)

  9
• Figure 7 CMM Software Module Structure

  10
• Figure 8 FUC Software Module

  13
• Figure 9 Positions of ZXG10 OB06 (V1.0) External Interfaces

  25
• Figure 10 Circuit Service Protocol Layered Structure of Abis Interface

  26
• Figure 11 Example of Abis Interface Timeslot Configuration

  27
• Figure 12 Circuit Service Protocol Hierarchy of the Um Interface

  29
• Figure 13 Packet Service Protocol Stack Structure of the Um Interface

  29
• Figure 14 Data Interfaces between In-site Cabinets

  30
• Figure 15 Position of LapD Module

  33
• Figure 16 Frame Structure of LapD

  33
• Figure 17 UI Frame Structure of LapD

  34
• Figure 18 LapDm Modules

  35
• Figure 19 I Frame Structure of LapDm

  36
• Figure 20 UI Frame Structure of LapDm

  37
• Figure 21 Message Structure on the Um Interface

  38
• Figure 22 Message Structure of L3 on the Abis Interface

  38
• Figure 23 MS-Originated Link Establishment

  42
• Figure 24 BSC-Originated Link Establishment

  43
• Figure 25 Failure of Link Establishment

  43
• Figure 26 MS-Originated Link Release

  44
• Figure 27 BSC-Requested Link Release

  44
• Figure 28 Failure of Link Release

  45
• Figure 29 Sending a Transparent L3 Message in the Acknowledgment Mode

  45
• Figure 30 Receiving a Transparent L3 Message in the Acknowledgment Mode

  46
• Mode

  46
• Figure 33 Success of Channel Activation

  48
• Figure 34 Failure of Channel Activation

  49
• Figure 35 Handover

  50
• Figure 36 Success of Mode Change

  52
• Figure 37 Failure of Mode Change

  52
• Figure 38 Connection Allocation

  53
• Figure 39 Encryption

  54
• Figure 40 SACCH Deactivation

  55
• Figure 41 Wireless Channel Release

  56
• Figure 42 Basic Measurement Report

  57
• Figure 43 Measurement Report Preprocessing

  57
• Figure 44 MS Power Control

  58
• Figure 45 BS Power Control

  58
• Figure 46 Physical Environment Request/Acknowledgement

  59
• Figure 47 SACCH Fill-in Information Change

  59
• Figure 48 Access Request

  60
• Figure 49 Immediate Assigment

  61
• Figure 50 Paging

  62
• Figure 51 Paging Response

  62
• Figure 52 Request for Short Message Cell Broadcast

  63
• Figure 53 Short Message Cell Broadcast Command

  63
• Figure 54 Broadcast Information 1 Change Procedure

  64
• Figure 55 Broadcast Information 2 (SACCH FILL) Change Procedure

  65
• Figure 56 Radio Resource Indication

  66
• Figure 57 Public Channel Load Indication

  66
• Figure 58 Error Indication

  67
• Figure 59 Connection Failure

  68
• Figure 60 Parameter Configuration Process

  69
• Figure 61 Alarm Reporting Process

  70
• Figure 62 Software Loading Process

  70
• Figure 63 Time Delay Relationship

  72
• Figure 64 OB06 Signal Processing

  72
• Figure 65 Actual Number of Physical Channels in a Carrier

  73
• Figure 66 Schematic Diagram of Star Networking

  75
• Figure 67 Schematic Diagram of Chain Networking

  76
• Figure 68 Schematic Diagram of Tree Networking

  76
• Figure 69 Schematic Diagram of Cells

  77
• Figure 70 Two Types of Sites

  78
• Carrier Frame

  79
• Carrier Frame

  80
• Figure 73 Configuration of 40 W and 80 W O1-Type Sites

  83
• Distribution Units of the O1-Type Site

  83
• Figure 75 Configuration of 40 W and 80 W O2-Type Sites

  84
• Distribution Units of O2-Type Site

  84
• Figure 77 Configuration of 40 W and 80 W O3-Type Sites

  85
• Figure 78 Logical Connection Relationship of 03-Type CDUs

  85
• Figure 79 Configuration of 40 W and 8W O4-Type Sites

  86
• Distribution Units of O4-Type Sites

  86
• Figure 81 Configuration of 40 W O6-Type Sites

  87
• Figure 83 Configuration of S1/1/1-Type Sites

  89
• Table 4 Limit to Invasion of Detrimental Gases

  19
• Table 5 Configuration of Carrier Frames

  80
• Table 6 Configuration of Antenna Feeder Interface Frame

  81
• between CDUs/CEUs and Antennas Configured in One Cell

  81
• between CDUs/CEUs and Antennas Configured in One Cell

  82