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EG - GSM Timer and BSCParameter Handling

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EG - GSM Timer and BSC Parameter Handling

Contents

Contents 3

List of tables 4

List of figures 5

Summary of changes 7

EG - GSM TIMER AND BSC PARAMETER HANDLING 9

EGO OUTPUT TIMERS/PARAMETERS 11

EGT MODIFY TIMER 13

EGP MODIFY PARAMETER 17



Contents

List of tables



List of figures



List of figures



Summary of changes

Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest documentissue contains all changes made to previous issues.

Changes made between issues 9 and 8V

EGO OUTPUT TIMERS/PARAMETERS

The execution printout was updated.

Editorial changes.

Changes made between issues 8V and 8

EGT MODIFY TIMER

Changed the explanation of 'time unit' as timers T3168 andT3192 have different ranges of values.

Changes made between issues 8 and 7 (6–1)

Changes due to new functionalities


Two new timers (T3168, T3192) were added toEXECUTION PRINTOUTS.

EGT MODIFY TIMER

Two new timers (T3168, T3192) and their rules for timerunit guide were added to PARAMETEREXPLANATIONS.

One example about timer value guide for timer T3168 wasadded to EXAMPLES.



Summary of changes



EG - GSM TIMER AND BSC PARAMETERHANDLING

With the commands of this command group you handle GSM timers and BSCparameters.

Menu of the command group:

GSM TIMER AND BSC PARAMETER HANDLING COMMANDS

? ..... DISPLAY MENU

O: ..... OUTPUT TIMERS/PARAMETERS

T: ..... MODIFY TIMER

P: ..... MODIFY PARAMETER

Z; ..... RETURN TO MAIN LEVEL

The commands in this command group are:


EGT MODIFY TIMER

EGP MODIFY PARAMETER



EG - GSM TIMER AND BSC PARAMETER HANDLING



EGO OUTPUT TIMERS/PARAMETERSFunction With the command EGO you print out the name, value, preset value, and type of

timers and parameters.

Parameters output category;

Syntax EGO: [ <output category> | <all> def ];

Parameterexplanations

output category

The parameter can have the following values:

TIM Displays timers.

PAR Displays parameters.

ALL Displays all timers and parameters.

The default value is all parameters and timers.

Examples 1. Display all timers and parameters.

ZEGO; or ZEGO:ALL;

2. Display timers.

ZEGO:TIM;

Additionalinformation

The command reads the value of the parameter from the BSC Control ParameterFile (PAFILE) and displays them on an output device.

Execution printouts The execution printout for example 2 is the following:

PRESET

PARAMETER VALUE VALUE MODIFIABLE

--------------------------------—--------------------------------

T4 60.00 S 60.00 S YES

T7 20.00 S 20.00 S YES

T8 12.00 S 12.00 S YES

T10 8.00 S 8.00 S YES

T13 15.00 S 15.00 S YES




T17 4.00 S 4.00 S YES

T18 12.00 S 12.00 S YES

T3101 3.00 S 3.00 S YES

T3103 6.00 S 6.00 S YES

T3105_D 0.28 S 0.28 S NO

T3105_F 0.10 S 0.10 S NO

T3107 6.00 S 6.00 S YES

T3109 12.00 S 12.00 S YES

T3111 0.50 S 0.50 S NO

T3121 12.00 S 12.00 S YES

T3122 6.00 S 6.00 S YES

T3168 1.00 S 1.00 S YES

T3192 0.50 S 0.50 S YES

T9101 10.00 S 10.00 S NO

T9103 2.00 S 2.00 S NO

T9104 15.00 S 15.00 S YES

T9105 10.00 S 10.00 S YES

T9108 2.00 S 2.00 S NO

T9113 13.00 S 13.00 S YES

TBBI 15.00 S 15.00 S YES

COMMAND EXECUTED

The values of all timers are displayed in seconds.

Semantic errormessages

If an error occurs, the general semantic error messages of MML commands areprinted out.

Execution errormessages

/*** READING PARAMETER FILE FAILED ***/

The MML is unable to read the parameter file.



EGT MODIFY TIMERFunction With the command EGT you modify the value of the timer.

Parameters timer name: time unit, timer value;

Syntax EGT: ( <timer name> ) :

[ <time unit> | 1 def] ,

( <timer value> ) ;


timer name

The parameter indicates the timer which is to be modified.

The timer names comprises of 1-10 characters. The names of timers are listed inthe guidance texts.

The parameter is obligatory.

time unit

The parameter, given in a decimal format, indicates which time unit has beenused as a value.

The parameter can have the following values:

1 Value in seconds.

2 Value in 10 milliseconds.

The default value is seconds.

For timers T3168 and T3192, the timer unit is either seconds or milliseconds. Thevalues of these timers are decimal values which indicate the timer values from500 ms to 4 seconds for timer T3168 and from 500 ms to 1.5 seconds for timerT3192 every half second. In these cases, the parameter can have the followingvalues:



EGT MODIFY TIMER

1 Value in seconds.

2 Value in milliseconds.

The default value is seconds.

timer value

The parameter, given in a decimal format, indicates the new value of the timer.The guidance text shows the name, current value, and value range of the timer inthe selected time unit.

Parts of seconds can only be given by using the 10 milliseconds time unit.


Examples 1. Modify the value of T4 to 10 seconds.

ZEGT:T4:,10; or ZEGT:T4:1,10;

2. Modify the value of T3107 to 3.50 seconds.

ZEGT:T3107:2,350;

3. Output the guide for the timer value of timer T3168 in seconds.

ZEGT:T3168:1

/* IDENTIFY VALUE OF TIMER T3168

DECIMAL NUMERAL 0 ... 7

0 ... 0,5 s

1 ... 1,0 s

2 ... 1,5 s

3 ... 2,0 s

4 ... 2,5 s

5 ... 3,0 s

6 ... 3,5 s

7 ... 4,0 s

PARAMETERS CURRENT VALUE IS 1,0 S

PARAMETER IS OBLIGATORY */


After completion of semantic checks, the MML writes the value to the PAFILE. Ifthis is carried out successfully, the file is updated to the disks. After updating thefile, the file is distributed to other units. If these actions are not successfullycarried out, the previous value is applied and rewritten to the file.

Execution printouts

COMMAND EXECUTED



The MML has updated the new value of the timer to the file.




/*** MODIFYING FAILED ***/

The MML is unable to modify the timer. The reason for the failure is stored in thelog file of the system.

/*** STORING FAILED ***/

The MML is unable to store the value of the timer in the file.

/*** MCMU - 01 NOT UPDATED ***/

/*** BCSU - 02 NOT UPDATED ***/

/*** TRY AGAIN ***/

The units that have not updated the file are listed. You can re-enter the commandto update files to units.



EGT MODIFY TIMER



EGP MODIFY PARAMETERFunction With the command EGP you modify the value of the parameter.

Parameters parameter number: parameter value;

Syntax EGP: ( <parameter number> ) : ( <parameter value> ) ;


parameter number

The parameter indicates the parameter which is to be modified. The names of theparameters and the corresponding numbers are displayed on the output device.


parameter value

The parameter indicates the new value of the parameter. The name of theparameter, its current value, and the range of the value are displayed.


Examples 1. Modify the value of the first parameter to 1.

ZEGP:1:1;

2. Modify the value of the sixth parameter to 1.

ZEGP:6:1;


After completing semantic checks, the MML writes the value to the PAFILE. Ifthis is carried out successfully, the file is updated to the disks. After updating thefile, the file is distributed to other units. If these actions are not successfullycarried out, the previous value is applied and rewritten to the file.

Execution printouts COMMAND EXECUTED

The MML has updated the new value of the parameter to the file.



EGP MODIFY PARAMETER




/*** MODIFYING FAILED ***/

The MML is unable to modify the parameter. The reason for the failure is storedin the log file of the system.

/*** STORING PARAMETER FAILED ***/

The MML is unable to store the value of the parameter in the file.

/*** MCMU - 01 NOT UPDATED ***/

/*** BCSU - 02 NOT UPDATED ***/

/*** TRY AGAIN ***/

The units that have not updated the file are listed. You can re-enter the commandto update files to units.



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