ZXSDR UniRAN

TD-LTE Base Station

Configuration Files
Version: V3.20.50

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Revision History
Revision No.

Revision Date

Revision Reason

R2.0

2015-06-30

V3.20.50.30

R1.0

2014-11-10

Updated 2.2.1.1 Device Resource Configuration.

Updated 2.2.1.3 Transmission Resource Configuration.

Updated 2.3 Importing the Data.

V3.20.50.20
First edition.

Serial Number: SJ-20141110151550-008

Publishing Date: 2015-06-30 (R2.0)

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Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Introduction to Configuration Files......................................... 1-1
1.1 Background ....................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 Template Composition ....................................................................................... 1-1
1.2.1 File Description ........................................................................................ 1-1
1.2.2 Configuration Sheet Description ................................................................ 1-2

Chapter 2 Use of Configuration Files ....................................................... 2-1

2.1 Obtaining a Template.......................................................................................... 2-2
2.2 Template Configuration ...................................................................................... 2-2
2.2.1 Terrestrial Resource Configuration ............................................................ 2-3
2.2.2 Radio Resource Configuration ................................................................ 2-10
2.3 Importing the Data............................................................................................ 2-12
2.4 Synchronizing the Data..................................................................................... 2-13

Glossary .......................................................................................................... I

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Purpose
This manual describes how to use the configuration file template to configure the base
station parameters quickly.

Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
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Planning engineers
Debugging engineers

What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters.
Chapter

Summary

Chapter 1, Introduction to

Describes the application scenarios and template composition of the

Configuration Files

configuration files.

Chapter 2, Use of

Describes how to use the configuration files based on template.

Configuration Files

Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
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ZXSDR UniRAN TD-LTE Base Station Initial Configuration

ZXSDR UniRAN TD-LTE Base Station Ground Parameter Reference
ZXSDR UniRAN TD-LTE Base Station Radio Parameter Reference

Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions.
Provides additional information about a topic.
Note

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Chapter 1

Introduction to Configuration
Files
Table of Contents
Background................................................................................................................1-1
Template Composition ...............................................................................................1-1

1.1 Background
Initial configuration refers to a process of establishing a set of initial configuration data for
base station provisioning in accordance with the site's hardware configuration, network
planning and network optimization data, and other requirements after a base station is
installed.
The configuration files are usually used in the large-scale provisioning of the base stations,
which are parameter configuration templates in Excel format. After filling the parameters
in the configuration files by the planning engineers, they can be imported to the network
management system in batches for configuring parameters quickly.

1.2 Template Composition

The configuration file template includes the terrestrial configuration file template and radio
configuration file template.
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Terrestrial configuration file template: All systems use the same planning template.
Radio configuration file template: Each system has an independent configuration file
template. A multimode system has multiple configuration file templates.

A configuration file template is an excel file that contains many sheets.

1.2.1 File Description

A configuration file template file contains the following sheets:
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Choose sheet: Only the terrestrial configuration file template uses the Choose sheet.
A Choose sheet provides options to create a template. A template can be created
based on the radio system, transmission type, or special scenario.
Template sheet: The Template sheet provides the template information such as the
NE type, template type/version, and descriptions.
Index sheet: The Index sheet provides hyperlinks to other sheets and describes the
content of each sheet briefly.
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Configuration sheets: The configuration sheets are the main parts of the template.
Each configuration sheet corresponds to multiple MO objects and contains attribute
parameters of the MO objects.

1.2.2 Configuration Sheet Description

Figure 1-1 shows a configuration sheet of the configuration file template.
Figure 1-1 Configuration Sheet of a Configuration File Template

For the column descriptions of a configuration sheet, refer to Table 1-1.

Table 1-1 Column Descriptions of a Configuration Sheet
Column

Name

Description

Result

The system writes the export identifier to this column after it

Number
A

obtains data from the network management system, indicating

whether the export succeeds or not.

MODIND

S: indicates that the export is successful.

F: indicates that the export fails.

Indicates the definition of an operator symbol. It should be

entered in the process of configuration.
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A: ADD, indicating that a record is added.

M: MODIFY, indicating that the record is modified.

D: DELETE, indicating that this record is deleted.

P: PASS, indicating that no operation is performed on this

record.

Column C
and later

Attribute parameters of MO objects. For the attribute descriptions

of a parameter, refer to Table 1-2.

For the line descriptions of a configuration sheet, refer to Table 1-2.

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Table 1-2 Line Descriptions of a Configuration Sheet

Line Number

Meaning

Description

Short name

Indicates the field name of the parameter in the database.

Full name

Indicates the name of the parameter on the graphic user interface

of the network management system.

Data format

Indicates the data format of the parameter.

Value range

Describes the value range, restrictions, and requirements.

Field attribute

Indicates the restriction conditions on operations of the parameter.

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Primary Key: indicates the unique identifier of recording a

field. It must be entered but cannot be modified. A primary
key can consist of many fields.

I: stands for Initialization, indicating that a correct value must

be given when an MO is created. This condition must be
entered.

Line 6 and

Planning data

R: indicates that only this parameter's value can be read.

W: indicates that the value of this parameter can be modified.

The planning data is configured in this area.

later.

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Use of Configuration Files

Figure 2-1 shows how to use a configuration file template.
1. Obtain a template.
When using a configuration file template for the first time, configure a set of data on the
GUI of the network management system and export the data to form a configuration
file template that has the initial data.
2. Configure the template.
Fill in the template with the planning data according to the requirements of the project.
3. Import the data.
Import the template data to the network management system.
4. Synchronize the data.
Upload the data to the base station and make the data effective.
Figure 2-1 Use of a Configuration File

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Note:
The data must be backed up before any of the data is modified.
You need to make sure that no other users are using the NE data before you modify
the data and you need to make sure that no tasks that consume much time and many
resources are being executed on the server.
The quantity of the managed base stations of which the parameters are modified in
the whole network cannot exceed 500.

Table of Contents
Obtaining a Template .................................................................................................2-2
Template Configuration ..............................................................................................2-2
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Importing the Data....................................................................................................2-12

Synchronizing the Data ............................................................................................2-13

2.1 Obtaining a Template

When there is no existing configuration file template that can be used for the first time, by
applying the planning data export function in the network management system, the data
configured on the GUI can be exported into a configuration file template.

Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Planning Data Export. The Planning Data
Export dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 Planning Data Export Dialog Box

1. NE resource area

2. Export setting area

3. Result display area

2. In the NE resource area, select the NE that needs to export the data.
3. In the export setting area, set the parameters to be exported.
a. Set the type of the template to be exported, such as the terrestrial configuration
file template or radio configuration file template of each system.
b. Set the file storage attribute, such as the path and file name.
4. Click Export to export the data.
The export status is displayed in the result display area.
End of Steps

2.2 Template Configuration

The resource configuration in the configuration file template contains the terrestrial
resource configuration and the radio resource configuration.
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1. Use the terrestrial template to configure the terrestrial resources.

a. Configure the device resources, providing the physical bearer entity.
b. Configure the clock/time resources, provide the clock signals and network time for
transmission.
c.

Configure the transmission resources,

transmission channel.

provide the physical or network

2. Use the radio template to configure the radio resources.

2.2.1 Terrestrial Resource Configuration

As for the default terrestrial configuration file template, its planning sheets and parameters
do not need to be all considered in the actual scenario. To configure the terrestrial
resources quickly and effectively, the terrestrial configuration file template provides a
Choose sheet to generate a template.
As required, after you select Radio System, Transmission Type, and Special Scenario,
and then click Generate a Template, the template filters the sheets that are compliant with
these options and hides the other sheets.

Note:
Multiple options on the Choose sheet can be selected. However, options may restrict one
another. For example, when LTE FDD or TD-LTE is selected for Radio System, FE/GE
is selected automatically for Transmission Type. Other transmission types cannot be
selected.

2.2.1.1 Device Resource Configuration

Figure 2-3 shows the device resource configuration. The configuration flow is described
as follows:
1. Establish a base station.
2. Configure the cabinets.
The cabinets contain the primary cabinet, the secondary cabinet, and the extension
cabinet. The cabinet configuration depends on the site type.
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Distributed base station, integrated base station, and microcell: Only one primary
cabinet is configured.
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configured.
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station is deployed with the FCE, and not deployed with the primary cabinet or
the secondary cabinet, the extension cabinet needs to be configured.
3. Configure the boards.
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4. Configure the devices that are connected to the boards, such as the antenna feeder
and other auxiliary devices.
Figure 2-3 Device Resource Configuration

Table 2-1 Device Resource Descriptions

Item

Sub-resource

Sheet

Description

Base

Base station

ManagedEle-

This sheet is mandatory. One base station occupies

station

unit

ment

one line.

Operator

Operator

This sheet is mandatory. One NE can create

multiple operatorss records.

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Cabinet

Primary

ManagedEle-

The primary cabinet is created when the base station

cabinet

ment

is created.

Secondary

Cabinet

The secondary cabinet is created when a macrocell is

cabinet
Extension

created. One secondary cabinet occupies one line.

FCE

The extension cabinet is created when the extension

cabinet
Board

One operator can create multiple PLMN records.

Baseband unit

cabinet number is filled in.

Equipment

This sheet is mandatory.

One BBU occupies one line. The D operation is not
supported.

RF unit

RU

This sheet is mandatory.

One RRU occupies one line.

Monitoring unit

FCE

This sheet is optional.

One FCE board occupies one line.

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Item

Sub-resource

Sheet

Description

Antenna

feeder

AntProfile

This sheet is optional. LTE TDD needs to consider

this sheet.

Power Supply

PowerOutlet

On the Equipment sheet, the TAM is already

configured or the RRU that supports power
supply output is already configured on the RU
sheet.

One power supply outlet port occupies one line.

One power supply output device can be

configured with multiple power supply outlets.

Tower mounted

Tma

This sheet is mandatory.

amplifier
AISG

One tower mounted amplifier occupies one line.

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AISG

The RF connection relationship is already

configured in RfCable.

This sheet is optional. One AISG device occupies

one line.

Other

Optical fiber

FiberDevice

auxiliary

When the RRU and boards that have optical

interfaces such as BPL and FS are created, the

devices

optical interface data is also created.

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This sheet is optional. Only the M operation is

allowed.

Dry contact

DryContact

This sheet is optional.

The dry contact is created when the SA, SE, FCE
boards and devices are created.

Power

PA

amplifier

The power amplifier is created when the RRU

is created.

This sheet is optional. Only the M operation is

allowed.

Embedded

EPm

This sheet is optional.

power
1. Optional: This sheet is filled in as required.

Figure 2-4 shows how to add a BPL board. On the Equipment sheet, a BPL board is
added in slot 6.

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Figure 2-4 Adding a BPL Board (Example)

2.2.1.2 Clock and Time Resource Configuration

The clock and time resource configuration flow is described as follows:
1. Configure the time device, providing the time server.
2. Configure the clock. Configure some clocks such as the IEEE 1588 clock before
configuring the clock source.
3. Configure the clock reference source, providing the clock synchronization signals.
Table 2-2 Clock and Time Resource Descriptions
Item

Sub-resource

Sheet

Description

Time

Time device

TimeDevice

This sheet is configured only after the CC board is

configured.

Clock

Clock

Clock

reference

This sheet is mandatory if the clock reference

source is planned.

source

Each clock reference source occupies one line.

One NE can be configured with multiple clock

reference resources with different priorities.

IEEE 1588

IpClock

clock server

This sheet is mandatory if the clock reference

source is configured to the IEEE clock 1588.

If the active/standby mode is used, both of

the active clock and the standby clock need a
configuration record respectively.

Figure 2-5 shows how to add a clock reference source. On the Clock sheet, an IEEE 1588
clock source based on the frequency synchronization mode is added.

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Figure 2-5 Adding a Clock Reference Source (Example)

2.2.1.3 Transmission Resource Configuration

Transmission resources contain the local physical transmission resources and the remote
network transmission resources.

Local Physical Transmission Resources

Figure 2-6 shows the local physical transmission resource configuration. The configuration
flow is described as follows:
1. Configure a baseband channel, providing the connection between the baseband unit
and the RF unit.
2. Configure an RF channel, providing the connection between the RF unit and the antenna feeder devices such as the antenna and tower mounted amplifier.

Note:
The configuration of the local physical transmission resources depends on the base station
type.
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Distributed base station and macrocell: Both the baseband channel and RF channel
need to be configured.
Integrated base station: Only the RF channel needs to be configured. The baseband
channel does not need to be configured.
Microcell: Neither the baseband channel nor RF channel needs to be configured.

Figure 2-6 Local Physical Transmission Resource Configuration

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Table 2-3 Local Physical Transmission Resource Descriptions

Item

Sub-resource

Sheet

Description

Baseband

Optical fiber

FiberCable

channel

connection

RF

RF connection

RfCable

channel

One RF connection occupies one line. One line

is used for only one relationship between two
devices among the RRU RF interface, antenna,
and tower mounted amplifier.

In one NE, the same connection relationship

cannot be repeated.

RF extension

RfExtendCa-

The RF extension connection is configured if there

connection

ble

is a connection between the RF interfaces of both

RRUs.

Ir antenna group

IrAntGroup

object

This sheet is mandatory for LTE TDD.

One antenna group occupies one line. One NE

can be configured with multiple antenna groups.

The RfCable record is also created.

Figure 2-7 shows how to add a connection. On the Fiber Cable sheet, a optical fiber
connection between the BPL board and the RRU board is added.
Figure 2-7 Adding a Connection (Example)

Remote Network Transmission Resources

Figure 2-8 shows the remote network transmission resource configuration.
configuration flow is described as follows:

The

1. Configure the transmission type, providing the transmission mode/medium. The

transmission type is the root node of the remote network transmission resources.
2. Configure the link layer, providing the physical link bearer mode.
3. Configure the network layer, providing IP bearer parameters.
4. Configure the maintenance channel, providing the IP route of the OMC.
5. Configure the transmission layer, providing the solution to the allocation of
transmission bandwidth resources.

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Figure 2-8 Remote Network Transmission Resource Configuration

Table 2-4 Remote Network Transmission Resource Descriptions

Item

Sub-resource

Sheet

Description

Link layer

Physical layer

PhyLayer-

port

Port

one line.
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Ethernet link

Mandatory. One physical layer port occupies

EthernetLink

One NE can be configured with multiple lines.

This sheet is mandatory when the Ethernet

transmission mode is used.

Network

HDLC channel

Hdlc

PPP link

Ppp

IP layer

IpLayerCon-

This sheet is mandatory when the IP transmission

fig

mode is used.

StaticRoute

This sheet needs to be configured when the default

layer
Static route

gateway configured in the IP parameters cannot

reach the destination network.
Transmis-

Bandwidth

Band-

This sheet needs to configured for multimode.

sion layer

resource

widthResource

SCTP

Sctp

A maximum of 64 records can be configured.

Mapping

ServiceMap

One system occupies one line.

For multimode, one NE can have multiple

between the
service and

records.

DSCP
Mapping

Dscp-

between DSCP

CosMap

and CoS
Mainte-

OMC channel

ItfUniBts

nance channel

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Figure 2-9 shows how to add IP layer configuration. On the IpLayerConfig sheet, the IP
address information of the base station such as the host IP and gateway IP is added.
Figure 2-9 Adding IP Layer Configuration (Example)

2.2.2 Radio Resource Configuration

Figure 2-10 shows the LTE radio resource configuration.
described as follows:

The configuration flow is

1. Create the radio root node base station (eNodeB).

2. Configure the baseband resource, providing the relevant baseband devices and RF
devices.
3. Configure the cell, providing the RF parameters and service parameters of the serving
cell.
4. Configure the neighboring cell, providing the information of the neighboring cell.
5. Configure the neighboring relationship, providing the neighboring relationship between
the serving cell and the neighboring cell.
Figure 2-10 LTE Radio Resource Configuration

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Table 2-5 Radio Resource Object Descriptions

Item

Sub-resource

Sheet

Description

Base

FDD base station

ENBFunc-

This sheet is mandatory for LTE FDD.

tionFDD

One eNodeB occupies one line.

ENBFunc-

This sheet is mandatory for LTE TDD.

tionTDD

One eNodeB occupies one line.

This sheet is mandatory. One baseband

station
TDD base station

Baseband

Baseband

ECellEquip-

resource

resource

mentFunc-

resource occupies one line.

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tion

One NE can be configured with multiple

baseband resources.

Cell

LTE FDD cell

EUtranCellFDD

FDD public

PrachFDD

This sheet is mandatory for the LTE FDD cell.

One cell occupies one line.

One NE can be configured with multiple cells.

This sheet is generated when the LTE FDD cell

random access

is created.
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channel

This sheet is for the Netmax to plan PRACH. It

is unnecessary to pay attention to this sheet.

LTE TDD cell

TDD public

EUtran-

This sheet is mandatory for the LTE TDD cell.

CellTDD

One cell occupies one line.

One NE can be configured with multiple cells.

This sheet is generated when the LTE TDD cell

PrachTDD

random access

is created.
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channel

This sheet is for the Netmax to plan PRACH. It

is unnecessary to pay attention to this sheet.

Neighbor-

E-UTRAN FDD

ExternalEU-

ing cell

neighboring cell

tranCellFDD

This sheet needs to be filled in when the

One neighboring cell occupies one line.

The neighboring cells in this eNodeB are not

E-UTRAN FDD neighboring cell is planned.

configured on this sheet. This sheet is used to

configure the neighboring cells that are in other
eNodeBs.
E-UTRAN TDD

ExternalEU-

neighboring cell

tranCellTDD

This sheet needs to be filled in when the

E-UTRAN TDD neighboring cell is planned.

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One neighboring cell occupies one line.

The neighboring cells in this eNodeB are not
configured on this sheet. This sheet is used to
configure the neighboring cells that are in other
eNodeBs.

UTRAN FDD

ExternalU-

neighboring cell

tranCellFDD

This sheet needs to be filled in when the

UTRAN FDD neighboring cell is planned.

One neighboring cell occupies one line.

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Item

Sub-resource

Sheet

Description

UTRAN TDD

ExternalU-

neighboring cell

tranCellTDD

GSM neighboring

External-

cell

GsmCell

CDMA2000

External-

neighboring cell

Sector

This sheet needs to be filled in when the

UTRAN TDD neighboring cell is planned.

One neighboring cell occupies one line.

This sheet needs to be filled in when the GSM

neighboring cell is planned.

One neighboring cell occupies one line.

This sheet needs to be filled in when the

CDMA2000 neighboring cell is planned.

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Neighbor-

E-UTRAN

EUtranRela-

ing rela-

neighboring

tion

tionship

relationship

One neighboring cell occupies one line.

This sheet needs to be filled in when the
E-UTRAN neighboring cell is planned.

UTRAN

UtranRela-

neighboring

tion

One neighboring relationship occupies one line.

This sheet needs to be filled in when the

UTRAN neighboring cell is planned.

relationship
GSM neighboring

GsmRela-

relationship

tion

One neighboring relationship occupies one line.

This sheet needs to be filled in when the GSM

neighboring cell is planned.

CDMA2000

CDMA2000

neighboring

Relation

One neighboring relationship occupies one line.

This sheet needs to be filled in when the

CDMA2000 neighboring cell is planned.

relationship

One neighboring relationship occupies one line.

Figure 2-11 shows how to configure an TDD eNodeB. On the ENBFunctionTDD sheet,
an TDD base station with MCC as 460 and MNC as 01 is added.
Figure 2-11 Configuring an eNodeB (Example)

2.3 Importing the Data

The network management system supports the planning data import function. The
template data can be imported into the network management system, implementing the
configuration in batches.

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Prerequisite
The NE agency is started.

Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Planning Data Import. The Planning Data
Import dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-12.
Figure 2-12 Planning Data Import Dialog Box

2. Click Add. Select the configuration file template of which the data is to be imported.
The Task List area displays the record of the target template.
3. Click Import to import the data.
The Details area displays the import status. After the data is imported successfully,
right-click this record. Select Show Details to display the import result.
End of Steps

2.4 Synchronizing the Data

After the data of the configuration file template is imported to the network management
system, the data needs to be uploaded to the base station and then the data takes effect.

Prerequisite
The link between the base station and the network management system is normal.

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Steps
1. In the Configuration Management window, select Configuration Management >
Data Synchronization. The Data Synchronization dialog box appears.
2. In the left part of the NE tree, select the NE that needs to be synchronized, see Figure
2-13.
Figure 2-13 Data Synchronization Window

3. In the Synchronization mode area, select Synchronize all data.

4. Click Synchronize.
The Status and Process columns display the process.
After synchronization, the system prompts that the base station needs to be reset.
Click OK and wait 10 minutes for resetting.
End of Steps

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AISG
- Antenna Interface Standards Group
BBU
- Base Band Unit
BPL
- Baseband Processing for LTE
CC
- Control and Clock Module
CoS
- Class of Service
DSCP
- Differentiated Services Code Point
eNodeB
- Evolved NodeB
E-UTRAN
FCE
- Fan Control Element
FDD
- Frequency Division Duplex
FS
- Fabric Switch Module
GSM
- Global System for Mobile Communications
IP
- Internet Protocol
LTE
- Long Term Evolution
MCC
- Mobile Country Code
MNC
- Mobile Network Code
MO
- Managed Object
OMC
- Operation & Maintenance Center
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ZXSDR UniRAN Configuration Files

PA
- Power Amplifier
PLMN
- Public Land Mobile Network
SA
- Site Alarm
SCTP
- Stream Control Transmission Protocol
SE
- Site Alarm Extender
TAM
- Tower Amplification Module
TDD
- Time Division Duplex
UTRAN
- Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network

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