Sjzl20082134-ZXWN IHLR (V3.07.40) User Documentation Guide

ZXWN iHLRintegrated Home Location Register

User Documentation Guide

Version 3.07.40

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July 18, 2008 R1.0 sjzl20082134 First edition

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Contents

About This Guide............................................................... i

Purpose................................................................................ i Intended Audience ................................................................. i What Is in This Guide ............................................................. i Conventions......................................................................... ii How to Get in Touch.............................................................. ii

Declaration of RoHS Compliance..................................... v

Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1

Introduction to Documentation Guide ............................1

Overview .............................................................................1 Presales Technical User Documents .........................................1 Aftersales Technical User Documents .......................................2

Chapter 2.......................................................................... 5

User Document Indexes ..................................................5

Overview .............................................................................5 Indexing Modes ....................................................................5 Indexing by Subject Area .......................................................6 Indexing by Life Cycle ...........................................................7 Indexing by Intended Audience............................................. 10 Indexing by Document Serial Number .................................... 13

Chapter 3........................................................................17

Documentation Overview..............................................17

Overview ........................................................................... 17 Applicable Product Version ................................................... 17 Main Functions of Product Version ......................................... 18 Product Manual Type ........................................................... 18 Description Manual.............................................................. 19 Task Manual....................................................................... 19

Reference Manual................................................................21 Product Manual Structure .....................................................21 Numbering Mode.................................................................22

Chapter 4........................................................................25

Reading Guide................................................................25

Overview ...........................................................................25

Work Responsibility Work Flow User Document Relationships................................................................ 26

Work Responsibility- Work Flow Relation.................................26 Work Flow User Document Relation .....................................26

Reading Guide .............................................................. 29 Need to Learn Overall User Document ....................................29 Need to Learn Overall Product Knowledge ...............................29 Need to Learn Knowledge and Method of Network Planning .......29 Need to Learn Hardware Installation Process ...........................30 Need to Learn Software Installation Process ............................30 Need to Learn Configuration Process ......................................30 Need to Learn Product Operating Method ................................31 Need to Learn Number Assignment Operating Method...............31 Need to Learn Common Maintenance Method ..........................31 Need to Learn Fault Handling Methods....................................32 Need to Learn Performance Report and Performance Evaluation Method ..............................................................................32 Need to Learn Version Update Process....................................32 Need to Learn Capacity Expansion Process ..............................33 Need to Learn Office Record..................................................33

Chapter 5........................................................................35

User Document Issuance...............................................35

Overview ...........................................................................35 Paper Copies Issuance .........................................................35 Electronic User Document Issuance........................................36 Supplementary Issuance after Version Update .........................36

Application and Acquisition for User Document .................. 37 Applying Through Contract ...................................................37 Applying Through E-Mail.......................................................37 Applying Through Fax ..........................................................37 Downloading Electronic User Document ..................................38

Chapter 6........................................................................39

Feedback ........................................................................39

Feedback Channel ......................................................... 39 Feedback through E-Mail...................................................... 39 Feedback though Website .................................................... 39 Feedback though Telephone ................................................. 41 Feedback though Fax........................................................... 41

Tables.............................................................................43

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About This Guide

Purpose

This guide introduces documentation overview of ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register.

Intended Audience

This guide is intended for the following readers:

Various engineers whose jobs are related to this equipment

Personnel who need to learn this equipment

What Is in This Guide

This guide contains the following chapters:

T AB L E 1 C H A P T E R S U M M AR Y

Chapter Summary

Chapter 1, Introduction to Documentation Guide

Introduces categories of documents that ZTE provides for customers.

Chapter 2, User Document Indexes

Introduces user document indexing methods.

Chapter 3, Documentation Overview

Gives introduction to the production version applicable for the whole set of ZXWN iHLR (V3.07.40) manuals and brief contents of the product manuals.

Chapter 4, Reader Orientation

Describes the relationships among work responsibility, work flow and the product manuals. The readers can refer to different manuals based on their own purposes or work responsibilities.

Chapter 5, User Document Issuance

Describes user document issuance, and how to apply and obtain user document.

Chapter 6, Feedback Describes feedback channels and methods.

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Conventions

ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

T AB L E 2 TY P O G R AP H I C AL C O N V E N T I O N S

Typeface Meaning

Italics References to other Manuals and documents.

Quotes Links on screens.

Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields, radio button names, check boxes, drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names.

CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and company name.

Constant width Text that you type, program code, files and directory names, and function names.

[ ] Optional parameters.

{ } Mandatory parameters.

| Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it.

T AB L E 3 M O U S E OP E R AT I O N C O N V E N T I O N S

Typeface Meaning

Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) once.

Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) twice.

Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the right mouse button) once.

Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and moving the mouse.

How to Get in Touch

The following sections provide information on how to obtain support for the documentation and the software.

If you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions regarding your product, contact us by e-mail at [email protected]. You can also call our customer support center at (86) 755 26771900 and (86) 800-9830-9830.

Typographical Conventions

Mouse Operation

Conventions

Customer Support

About This Guide

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ZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality and usefulness of this document. For further questions, comments, or suggestions on the documentation, you can contact us by e-mail at [email protected]; or you can fax your comments and suggestions to (86) 755 26772236. You can also browse our website at http://support.zte.com.cn, which contains various interesting subjects like documentation, knowledge base, forum and service request.

Documentation Support


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Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION v

Declaration of RoHS Compliance

To minimize the environmental impact and take more responsibility to the earth we live, this document shall serve as formal declaration that ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION are in compliance with the Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parliament - RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) with respect to the following substances:

Lead (Pb)

Mercury (Hg)

Cadmium (Cd)

Hexavalent Chromium (Cr (VI))

PolyBrominated Biphenyls (PBBs)

PolyBrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDEs)

ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION meet the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC; however, some assemblies are customized to client specifications. Addition of specialized, customer-specified materials or processes which do not meet the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC may negate RoHS compliance of the assembly. To guarantee compliance of the assembly, the need for compliant product must be communicated to ZTE CORPORATION in written form.

This declaration is issued based on our current level of knowledge. Since conditions of use are outside our control, ZTE CORPORATION makes no warranties, express or implied, and assumes no liability in connection with the use of this information.


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C h a p t e r 1

Introduction to Documentation Guide

Overview

Since this set of user documents contains many contents, it is hard and unnecessary to read them through. But the readers may find from the documents what they want or what are useful for them, or they can perform operations or solve problems according to the instructions in the user documents. This is where the value of the documents lies. In this sense, this set of documents is a library on this product.

This chapter introduces categories of documents that ZTE provides for customers.

This chapter comprises the following topics.

T AB L E 4 TO P I C S I N C H AP T E R 1

Topic Page No.

Presales Technical User Documents 1

Aftersales Technical User Documents 2

Presales Technical User Documents

Presales technical user documents provide customers with overall information for reference before purchasing the product, covering product technologies, specifications, features and configuration.

Note: Only documents on product technologies are introduced here.

The presales user documents that ZTE provides for customers include:

Description

Contents

Description

Categories of Presales

Documents


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Technical Proposal

Technical Proposal describes technical attributes of the product.

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications describes technical parameters and technical criteria which the product abides by.

Feature List

Feature List provides short description on product features.

Configuration Guide

Configuration Guide provides recommendations for product configuration.

Aftersales Technical User Documents

Aftersales technical user documents provide customers with detailed information for reference after purchasing the product, covering product technologies, features, configuration, operation and maintenance, and management.


Product manuals

Product manuals are user documents generally delivered to customers together with the equipment. A set of product manuals, based one network element, describes in detail the knowledge on this product, and provides installation guide, operation guide, maintenance guide and other reference information.

Product manuals are delivered in two forms, paper copy and CD.

Help file

Help file is an online user document integrated with the software, and provides engineers with operation guide and other reference information for online query.

Installation Acceptance Report and Environment Acceptance Report

Installation Acceptance Report is a document for recording results of each installation acceptance test after hardware installation.

Environment Acceptance Report is a document for recording results of each environment acceptance test.

Description

Categories of Aftersales Documents

Chapter 1 Introduction to Documentation Guide


Acceptance Test Guide and Acceptance Test Record

Acceptance Test Guide is a document providing guide for acceptance tests on system features.

Acceptance Test Record is a document for recording results of each system function test.

The two documents are drafted according to network situations by engineers in charge of engineering debugging.

Cutover Scheme

Cutover Scheme is a document providing guide for cutover, and is drafted by engineers in charge of engineering debugging according to networking situations before and after cutover.

Project Completion Document

Project Completion Document is a document recording various data of the office concerned, and is drafted by engineers in charge of engineering debugging according to actual situations after the engineering debugging.

Version Description

Version Description, provided on version release, describes the features of this version, covering new functions, compatibility with older versions, and precautions for using this version.

Version Update Guide

Version Update Guide, provided on version release, is an operation manual used for guiding on-site version update. It covers but not limits to intended readers and requirements for their skills, prerequisites and precautions of version update, detailed version update procedure, possible problems in version update and solutions, test items after version update, and emergency measures and rollback procedure.

Capacity Expansion Solution

Capacity Expansion Solution, drafted by debugging engineers according to the target of capacity expansion and the networking situations before capacity expansion, is used for guiding capacity expansion.

Maintenance Experiences

Maintenance Experiences is a paper copy magazine containing a collection of maintenance experiences from ZTEs customers and ZTE engineers.

Other electronic user documents

Electronic user documents are user documents delivered aperiodically to customers. Such a document is generally on one special topic.



Note: This documentation guide mainly introduces product manuals, with other user manuals just mentioned. To get other documents, please contact local ZTE Office.


C h a p t e r 2

User Document Indexes

Overview

This chapter introduces user document indexing methods.



Topic Page No.

Indexing Modes 5

Indexing by Subject Area 6 Indexing by Life Cycle 7

Indexing by Intended Audience 10

Indexing by Document Serial Number 13

Indexing Modes

Product manuals and other user documents cover basic product knowledge, installation, debugging, data configuration, test, maintenance, and network management, and may be used as a reference for those engineers who want to know about these or who do such work.

The following indexing modes may be helpful for finding those expected from so many documents.

Indexing by Subject Area

Indexing by Life Cycle

Indexing by Intended Audience

Indexing by Document Serial Number

Description

Contents

Description



Indexing by Subject Area

For user documentation, a subject area is a set of user documents describing knowledge, or operations and procedures of a certain aspect. Documents with a common or similar attribute belong to one subject area. User documents of all subject areas should cover all aspects of a complete end-to-end system or product.

Table 6 shows a list of user documents indexed by subject area.

T AB L E 6 U S E R D O C U M E N T S I N D E X E D B Y S U B J E C T AR E A

Subject Area User Document

General Technical Proposal (presales document)

Technical Specifications (presales document)

Feature List (presales document)

Configuration Guide (presales document)

Hardware Description

Product Description

Cable Description

Alarm Management User Guide

Performance Management User Guide

Agent User Guide

Maintenance Tools User Guide

Version Description (delivered on version release)

Power Supply Project Completion Document

Description

List of User Documents

Chapter 2 User Document Indexes


Subject Area User Document

Installation Environment Acceptance Report (not a product manual)

Hardware Installation

Installation Acceptance Report (delivered on version release)

Software Installation

Acceptance Test Guide (drafted according to on-site situations)

Acceptance Test Record (drafted according to on-site situations)

Cutover Scheme (drafted according to on-site situations)

Version Update Guide (delivered on version release)

Capacity Expansion Solution (drafted according to on-site situations)

Provisioning Data Configuration Guide

Debugging Guide

Maintenance Alarm Information Reference

Notification Information Reference

Performance Statistics Counters Reference

Component Replacement Guide

Routine Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Emergency Action and System Recovery Guide

Maintenance Experiences (not a product manual)

Database Administration

Performance Data Analysis and Applications

Indexing by Life Cycle

Every product serving a carrier has its life cycle. Each lift cycle stage has some corresponding user documents. Shows the life cycle stages of a product.

F I G U R E 1 P R O D U C T L I F E C Y C L E

Description



The tasks at each stage are different and the user documents for this stage may be different.

Table 7 shows a list of user documents indexed by life cycle stage.

T AB L E 7 U S E R D O C U M E N T S I N D E X E D B Y L I F E C Y C L E

Life Cycle Stage

Main Task User Document

Purchase Purchase decision


Cable Description

Product Description

Technical Proposal (presales document)




Planning and design

Hardware planning

Network planning

Service planning

Engineering planning and design



Product Description

Cable Description

Installation Hardware installation

Software installation

Installation test

Environment Acceptance Report (not a product manual)



Installation Acceptance Report (not a product manual)







Life Cycle Stage


Presetting Office data presetting

Adjacent office data presetting

Debugging Guide

Data Configuration Guide

Acceptance test

Function test Acceptance Test Guide (drafted according to on-site situations)


Cutover Cutover management


Equipment monitoring

Project Completion Document (drafted according to on-site situations)

Routine Maintenance


Alarm Information Reference



Performance Statistics Counter Reference

Troubleshooting


Software and hardware maintenance

Tools User Guide



Subscriber data management

Agent User Guide

Maintenance

Performance evaluation and optimization

Performance Data Analysis and Applications

Performance Measurement Items Reference



Life Cycle Stage


Expansion or reconstruction

Capacity expansion

Updating


Version Description (delivered on version release)

Version Update Guide (drafted according to on-site situations)

Indexing by Intended Audience

Intended audience refers to the persons who will read the user documents and whom the user documents are designed for. Intended audiences include:

Purchasing engineer

Planning engineer

Installation supervision engineer

Equipment installation engineer

Debugging engineer

Data engineer

Attendant

Maintenance engineer

Note:

The classification of intended audience depends on the carriers internal administration system. In a big office the personnel are generally assigned to more detailed posts and tasks, while a small office may have fewer categories since one person may take more tasks because of limited human resources.

Readers of different categories have different tasks, and may have different requirements for user documents. Therefore, the intended audience of each document may be different.

Table 8 shows a list of user documents indexed by intended audience.

Description




T AB L E 8 U S E R D O C U M E N T S I N D E X E D B Y IN T E N D E D AU D I E N C E

Intended Reader

Responsibility User Document

Purchasing engineer

Purchasing Hardware Description

Product Description

Technical Proposal (presales document)




Planning engineer

Network design

System configuration

System performance evaluation and optimization



Product Description


Installation supervision engineer

Instructing installation engineers to conduct hardware installation

Assuring installation quality

Environment Acceptance Report (not a product manual)



Installation Acceptance Report (not a product manual)

Equipment Operating Instructions

Equipment installation engineer

Hardware installation





Intended Reader


Debugging engineer

Debugging before equipment commissioning

System function test

Cutover

Capacity expansion

Updating

Equipment Operating Instructions


Office Parameter Description





Version Update Guide (delivered on version release)


Data engineer

Making office data, service data, and subscriber data

Making performance data reports


Agent User Guide


Performance Statistics Counter Reference


Key Performance Indices Description

Attendant Routine equipment maintenance

Handling simple alarms

Reporting severe faults

Routine Maintenance


Tools User Guide



Intended Reader


Maintenance engineer

Software and hardware maintenance

Handling alarms

Positioning and handling common faults

Handling or helping engineers from the equipment supplier to handle severe faults




Performance Alarm Monitoring Guide


Troubleshooting




Indexing by Document Serial Number

Document serial number is a unique code for each product manual. For the numbering method of document serial number, see Numbering Mode.

Note: Only product manuals are introduced here.

Table 9 shows a list of product manuals indexed by document serial number.

T AB L E 9 P R O D U C T M AN U AL S I N D E X E D B Y D O C U M E N T S E R I AL N U M B E R

Document Serial No.

Document Revision No.

User Document

sjzl20082134 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register User Documentation Guide

sjzl20082135 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Product Description

Description




Document Serial No.


User Document

sjzl20082136 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Hardware Description

sjzl20082137 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Cable Description

sjzl20082138 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Hardware Installation Guide

sjzl20082139 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Network Management System Software Installation Guide

sjzl20082140 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Agent and Interfacing Processor Software Installation Guide

sjzl20082141 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register User Database Software Installation Guide (AIX)

sjzl20082142 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register User Database Software Installation Guide (HPUX)

sjzl20082143 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Debugging Guide

sjzl20082144 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Office Data Configuration Guide

sjzl20082145 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Hardware Data Configuration Guide

sjzl20082146 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Signaling Data Configuration Guide

sjzl20082147 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Service Data Configuration Guide

sjzl20082148 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register System Administrator Guide

sjzl20082149 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Alarm Management User Guide

sjzl20082150 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Performance Management User Guide

sjzl20082151 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Maintenance Tools User Guide



Document Serial No.


User Document

sjzl20082152 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Agent User Guide

sjzl20082153 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Performance Statistics Counters Reference

sjzl20082154 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Alarm Messages Reference

sjzl20082155 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Notification Messages Reference

sjzl20082156 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Key Performance Indexes Description

sjzl20082157 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Component Replacement Guide

sjzl20082158 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Routine Maintenance

sjzl20082159 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Troubleshooting

sjzl20082160 V3.07.40 ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register Emergency Actions and System Recovery Guide


C h a p t e r 3

Documentation Overview

Overview

This chapter gives introduction to the product manuals and the product version they are applicable for.

This chapter includes the following topics:


Topic Page No.

Applicable Product Version 17

Main Functions of Product Version 18

Product Manual Type 18

Description Manual 19

Task Manual 19

Reference Manual 21

Product Manual Structure 21

Numbering Mode 22

Applicable Product Version

The product manuals correspond to the product versions. The version information provided on the cover of the manual indicates the product version. Sometimes the product subsystem version information is also provided on it.

For there are differences between each product version, the product manuals, on which different product version information is provided, also differ from each other. Therefore, it needs to refer to the right manual consistent with the product version to read.

Description

Content

Description



Item Model Version No.

Product ZXWN iHLR V3.07.40

Note: Customers dont have to pay attention to the product subsystem version.

Main Functions of Product Version

The main functions of ZXWN iHLR V3.07.40 are listed below:

Management and maintenance of subscriber authentication data and subscription data

Authentication function

Mobility management function

Call service

SM (short message) service

Supplementary services

CAMEL service

Location service

Product Manual Type

According to the manual functions, the product manuals can be divided into three categories which are as follows:

Description manual

Task manual

Reference manual

The description manual describes the background knowledge and concepts of the product for purpose of helping reader to understand the product accurately.

The task manual focuses on the operating procedure of tasks for purpose of providing guidance to effective and correct operations for the engineers. Some description topics are also contained in the task manuals.

The reference manual provides some detailed information about the equipment for purpose of offering the engineers accurate reference information so that they can understand the product better and perform more practical operations.

Among these three types of product manuals, the task manual is taken as a core, which serves as a direct instruction of equipment operations. The description manual helps the engineer to understand the equipment well, which thus

Version

Description

Chapter 3 Documentation Overview


facilitates their operations. The reference manual provides accurate information, which guarantee correctness of their operation.

The following is a brief introduction to contents of each kind of product manual.

Description Manual

Brief introductions to contents of the description manual are as follows:

Manual Contents


Focuses on hardware of the equipment including the cabinet, shelf, frame, board, cable etc. Describes the structure, function, signal flow direction, specifications, and technical parameters of ZXWN iHLR, which helps the engineers to learn more details about the product hardware.

Product Description

Describes the supported functions, characteristics, applications and services, networking and configurations, matching equipment, interfaces with the maintenance system, supported safety standard of ZXWN iHLR, which helps the engineers to apply the products.

Cable Description

Describes the specifications, types, technical indices and connection methods of cables used by ZXWN iHLR system.

Task Manual

Brief introductions to contents of the task manual are as follows:

Manual Contents

Hardware Installation Guide Describes the hardware installation procedure, serving as a guide to hardware installations.

Software Installation Guide Describes the software installation procedure, serving as a guide to hardware installations.


Describes the flow, preparations and detailed procedure of data configuration, serving as a guide to configuration of each kind of data.

Description

Description



Manual Contents


Describes the procedure of replacing every kind of component and relating precautions, serving as a guide to correct replacement of components.


Describes basic concepts and basic operations of the alarm management system, serving as a guide to alarm information query and alarm parameter setting.


Describes basic concepts and basic operations of the performance management system, serving as a guide to creating performance management task, querying performance data and making performance report.

Agent User Guide

Describes basic concepts and basic operations of the agent system, serving as a guide to adding authentication information, assigning subscriber numbers and performing subscriber information statistics.


Describes basic operations of each kind of tools, serving as a guide to tool usage when it is required.

Routine Maintenance

Describes routine maintenance items and operating procedures periodically by day/ week/ month / quarter, serving as a guide to periodical maintenance of the equipment so as to guarantee normal running of the equipment.

System Administrator Guide

Describes the basic concepts and operations of security management, serving as a guide for the engineers to perform system security management.

Troubleshooting Describes troubleshooting methods, serving as a guide to troubleshooting for typical faults.


Describes the emergency handling and system recovery flow as well as typical emergency actions, serving as a guide to emergency handling at the key moment and contacting necessary technical support in order for recovering the system within a short time.



Manual Contents

Debugging Guide

Describes system debugging procedure and relating precautions, serving as a guide for the engineers to do system debugging.

Reference Manual

Brief introductions to contents of the reference manual are as follows:

Manual Contents


Describes indications and causes of the alarm information, and relating handling measures. It can be referred to when the engineer needs to eliminate the alarms.


Describes indications and causes of the notification information, and relating handling measures. It can be referred to when the engineer needs to process notification information.


Describes meanings of the performance statistics counter and relating measurement points. It is applied when the engineers need to analyze performance data and monitor performance indices.


Describes the meanings of key performance indices. It is applied when the engineers monitor system performance.

Product Manual Structure

The basic structure of each kind of product manual is same, including a cover page, a copyright page, a feedback table, Preface, contents, mainbody and appendixes. Each part is described as follows.

On the cover page, the information about the product model No., product specifications, product name, product version No., contact methods and the technical support website address is provided.

On this page, legal declarations and documentation information are provided.

The feedback table is provided for asking for the customers comments and suggestions on improving the product quality,

Description

Description

Cover Page

Copyright Page

Feedback Table



which builds a bridge of communications between ZTE and the readers.

In the preface, brief introductions to the manual and its contents as well as document conventions are provided.

The contents include the mainbody contents, figure contents and table contents. The contents enable the user to find needed information about the specific text, figure or table easily.

Being the mainbody of the manual, most of the product knowledge and information are provided in this part. In the mainbody, chapters of each kind of manual differ from each other. But they are all composed with clear consecution and detailed information.

In the appendixes, other useful information about the product is provided. This part may vary with different manuals. It is possible to have one or more appendixes in a manual. For example, the English abbreviations are often provided in this part, which enables the user to find answers to the meanings of some specific abbreviations appearing in the manual.

Numbering Mode

Every manual has a document serial No. and a revision No., according to which the user can find the specific manual easily and meanwhile learn the issue time and update information about the manual.

Format: sjzlyyyyxxxx

Item Explanation Example

sjzl Prefix of the document serial No. sjzl

yyyy Year (4 digits) 2007

xxxx Serial number (4 digits) 1980

The document serial No. is a code designed for easy search and management. Each manual has its unique serial No.. On the technical support website (support.zte.com.cn), product manuals can be searched according to these serial Nos.

Format: yyyymmdd-Rx.x

Item Explanation Example

yyyymmdd Archive date. It may vary with each revision.

20070928

R Stands for the revision of the product manual.

R

x.x Stands for revision No. of the manual, which may vary sequentially with the each revision.

1.2

Preface

Contents

Mainbody

Appendix

Description

Serial No.

Revision Number



The document revision number reflects the document update such as update date etc.

In each manual, the revision history of the document is recorded. An example is given as follows:

Product Version

Revision No. Serial No. Reason for Issue

V2.00 20070124-R1.0

sjzl20072604 First edition

V2.00 20070928-R1.1

sjzl20072604 Modifying disk array name


C h a p t e r 4

Reading Guide

Overview

This chapter describes the relationships among work responsibility, work flow and the product manuals. The readers can refer to different manuals based on their own purposes or work responsibilities.

This chapter includes the following topics:


Topic Page No.

Work Responsibility- Work Flow Relation 26

Work Flow User Document Relation 26

Need to Learn Overall User Document 29

Need to Learn Overall Product Knowledge 29

Need to Learn Knowledge and Method of Network Planning

29

Need to Learn Hardware Installation Process 30

Need to Learn Software Installation Process 30

Need to Learn Configuration Process 30

Need to Learn Product Operating Method 31

Need to Learn Number Assignment Operating Method 31

Need to Learn Common Maintenance Method 31

Need to Learn Fault Handling Methods 32

Need to Learn Performance Report and Performance Evaluation Method

32

Need to Learn Version Update Process 32

Need to Learn Capacity Expansion Process 33

Need to Learn Office Record 33

Description

Content



Work Responsibility Work Flow User Document Relationships Work Responsibility- Work Flow Relation

When doing some work, everyone does it in a certain way and in a certain order until the work is finished. If everyone works their own way, it is possible that the work effectiveness differs, or even incorrect operations bring losses. Therefore, it is necessary to work out a work flow that can standardize the operators behaviors so as to guarantee high work efficiency.

The work responsibility of the person who uses the document is specified in the carrier management rules. And the work flow corresponds to their work responsibilities one to one.

The purpose of designing the work flow is to complete the work in an optimized order so as to guarantee consistent work result and the highest work efficiency.

The work flow is designed based on definite work responsibility. The procedure to design a work flow is as follows:

1. Analyze post responsibility.

2. Partition the work procedure and work out several steps that can bring about a certain result.

3. Peer review.

4. Verify the flow.

5. Determine and release the flow.

Note: Some trivial steps can be ignored sometimes when designing the flow.

Work Flow User Document Relation

Every step in a work flow needs to be implemented by specific personnel. The executors should have sufficient level of skills and knowledge so as to implement each step. However, there are no detailed implementing instructions inferred from the flow itself.

Description

Work Flow Design

Description

Chapter 4 Reading Guide


Thus, in order for effective work, how to make sure the implementations of each step in the work flow are correct?

Serving engineers at different posts, the user documents provide guidance and reference information for the executors (usually different kinds of engineers) to implement each step in the work flow. By reading product manuals, the executors can improve their skills and enhance their knowledge level. Therefore, the work efficiency can be guaranteed.

There are so many user documents and so many work flows which refer to even more implementation steps. Thus how to set up a relationship between the project flow and the product manual?

As refer to the relationship between the work flow and the user documents, simply speaking, the user documents provide direct or indirect guidance and reference information for implementation of each step in the work flow. A full understanding of the relationship between the work flow and the user document helps the readers to select pertinent document to read so as to enhance their work efficiency.

The relationship between the project flow and the user document can be designed in light of the work steps determined in the work flow and based on the above-mentioned relationship. The design procedure is as follows:

1. Analyze the required skills and knowledge level that should be obtained by the person who implement each step.

2. Match user documents specifically with those executors so that they can improve their skills and knowledge level.

The following is an example, wherein user documents needed by the maintenance engineers for handling common alarms will be shown.

Handle alarms

End

Query alarms

Troubleshoot

Document Guide

Search for documentsAlarm

ManagementUser Guide

Alarm Information

Troubleshooting

Analyze alarm information

Work Flow-User Document

Relation Design

Example



Note: The above flow only covers general operations of the maintenance engineers. If the maintenance engineers for handling that fault are very familiar with the product, it is unnecessary for them to refer to any user documents.

It can be inferred from this flow that the maintenance engineers can refer to one or several kinds of user documents during the process of handling alarms. This flow clearly represents the relationship between the user documents and the work flow.

As there are so many works and the work flow varies with different posts, the readers need to design the relationship between the work flow and the user documents starting from those work flows, which they are familiar with, and get to learn more about the documents and also preserve them well in order for quick search at key time.


Reading Guide Uses have their own purpose when reading any one of user documents. If uses have clear purpose and select the appropriate document, then they can get twice the result with half the effort.

From the perspectives of various purposes, some manuals for reading and reference are recommended in the following topics.

Need to Learn Overall User Document

Recommended documents:

User Manual Guide

User Manual Guide is the gateway of user document, through which user can learn general situation of user manuals.

User Manual Guide introduces the types, index methods of user documents, content and reading methods of the complete sets of product documents, as well as issuance, application channel and feedback of user documents.

Need to Learn Overall Product Knowledge



Product Description

The above documents introduce product knowledge from various perspectives, helping readers understand the overall product knowledge.

Need to Learn Knowledge and Method of Network Planning


Configuration Guide (provided before sales)

Product Description

Description



Debugging Guide

The above documents describe product knowledge from various perspectives, including proposals on network planning.

Need to Learn Hardware Installation Process



Cable Description



The above documents describe hardware information, hardware installation method and how to replace the faulty components.

Need to Learn Software Installation Process



The above documents describe software information, software installation method, how to initialize the equipment and how to replace faulty component when it is necessary.

In most cases, it is necessary to install some software, such as operating system, database and version software on the server. Board software is usually loaded before delivery and does not need to be installed on the site. But it may be necessary to load board software for some special needs.

Need to Learn Configuration Process


Data configuration Guide

System Debugging Guide

The above documents introduce the basis, principles and process of data configuration.

After equipment installation, it is a must to perform data configuration according to connection conditions and hardware



configuration of each NE. Data configured reflect logical relations among NEs and among units in a NE. the relations are what each equipment is based on to control NE running.

Data configured are very important. Once they are wrong, the system can not work normally and even can not provide services. Therefore data backup is needed as data configuration. The backed up data can be used when it is necessary to ensure system runs normally in a short time.

Need to Learn Product Operating Method





Agent User Guide


For various product knowledge needed to be learned by different posts, the above documents introduce operating methods and procedures of each part to guide readers how to do. They also provide some reference information.

Need to Learn Number Assignment Operating Method


Agent User Guide

The above document introduces operating method and procedures of number assignment on the agent.

Generally, user authentication data and user data are inputted or imported into the system in the business hall. They can also be inputted or imported into the system on the agent client.

Need to Learn Common Maintenance Method


Routine Maintenance










The above documents introduce operating methods and operating process of routine maintenance.

Need to Learn Fault Handling Methods





Performance Alarm Monitoring Guide

Troubleshooting


The above documents introduce fault handling methods and reference information.

Need to Learn Performance Report and Performance Evaluation Method



Performance Statistic Counters Reference

The above documents introduce the making method, performance evaluation method and reference information of performance reports.

Need to Learn Version Update Process




Version Update Guide

Version Description

The above documents introduce function differences between the new version and the old one, updating process and precautions. Version Update Guide should be drafted according to on-site situations.

Need to Learn Capacity Expansion Process


Capacity Expansion Solution

The above document introduces capacity expansion solution. For different situations of each office, Capacity Expansion Solution must comply with the situations of the office concerned and it is not a universal document.

Need to Learn Office Record


Project Completion Document

The above document records detailed networking situations, data configuration and other information of the office concerned for querying during maintenance.


C h a p t e r 5

User Document Issuance

Overview

This chapter describes user document issuance, and how to apply and obtain user document.



Topic Page No.

Paper Copies Issuance 35

Electronic User Document Issuance 36 Supplementary Issuance after Version Update 36

Applying Through Contract 37

Applying Through E-Mail 37

Applying Through Fax 37

Downloading Electronic User Document 38

Paper Copies Issuance

Product manual paper copies

Maintenance Experiences paper copies

Product manual paper copies are generally delivered to customers together with the equipment, the number of which is based on the contract.

Maintenance Experiences paper copies are generally delivered to customers by e-mail.

Description

Content



Electronic User Document Issuance

Electronic user document contains the following documents:

Electronic user documents and CDs of product manuals

Electronic user documents of Maintenance Experiences

Electronic user documents of Online help

Electronic special issue user documents delivered aperiodically

CDs of product manuals are generally delivered to customers together with the equipment, the number of which is based on the contract.

Online help files integrated in the version software are delivered to customs together with the version software. And online querying will be realized after version software installation.

User documents issued by ZTE technical support website (http://support.zte.com.cn) are as follows:

Product Manuals

Maintenance Experiences

Electronic user documents delivered aperiodically

ZTE Technical Support Website provides querying and downloading services, and querying methods are as follows:

Queried by document serial number or keywords

Queried by product category

Advanced search querying

Note: For the first time when you log in, it is required to register at first. Refer to registration wizard instructions for registration method.

Electronic special user documents are delivered aperiodically to customers by e-mail. The e-mail used to deliver user document is [email protected].

Supplementary Issuance after Version Update

For the version upgraded, the original product manuals can not correspond to the new version, in which case supplementary manuals are necessary. The supplemented user documents are as follows:

Product manual CD

Product manual paper copy

Issued by CD

Issued by online help

Issued by Website

Issued by e-mail

Chapter 5 User Document Issuance


Note: Generally only CD is delivered. If the customer needs paper copies, they can apply them through the formal channels. Then paper copies will be delivered.

At the same time, the product manual updated will be issued on ZTE Technical Website.

Application and Acquisition for User Document Applying Through Contract

When the contract is signed, it is necessary to define the sets of product manuals and number of CDs. ZTE will deliver the user documents required in the contract while the contract is delivered.

Applying Through E-Mail

If the customers need product manual CD, maintenance experiences printed copies, electronic user document delivered aperiodically, they can send e-mail to a designated mailbox ([email protected]) for application. The e-mail should include the applied user document, customers' addresses and e-mail addresses.

Note: To get product manual printed copies, please contact local ZTE office.

Applying Through Fax

If the customers need product manual CDs, maintenance experiences printed copies, electronic user document delivered aperiodically, they can send fax to a designated number ((86) 755 26772236) for application. The fax should include applied user, customers' addresses and e-mail addresses.

Note: To get product manual copies, please contact local ZTE office.



Downloading Electronic User Document

ZTE Technical Support Website (http://support.zte.com.cn) provides various electronic user documents.

Perform the following procedure to download:

1. Input in the address bar, and click Go to link.

2. Click Register link (this procedure is only needed when the user logs in the website for the first time and the registration process is omitted here).

3. Input account, password and authentication code. Click Log in button to log in.

4. Select Documentation.

5. Using one of the following three ways to query product manuals:

Input some keywords or product serial number in keyword, and click Search button.

Select the product category to enter web page showing detailed product user documents. Then click a product with a certain version to see its all user documents.

Click Advanced Search link to enter detailed searching page. You can select or input some or all items and then click Search button.

6. The customer can find user document required with the aid of the upper and down scroll bar or page turning operation.

7. Click the link of the user document found out.

8. Click Documents Download.

9. Click Save.

10. Select the storage path and then click Save.

11. After download, click Close.

Note: Please visit technical support website and download new product manuals to maintain consistence between versions of user manual and product manual version.


C h a p t e r 6

Feedback

This chapter describes feedback channels and methods.



Topic Page No.

Feedback through E-Mail 39

Feedback though Website 39 Feedback though Telephone 41

Feedback though Fax 41

Feedback Channel Feedback through E-Mail

The mailbox to receive feedback is [email protected].

You can fill your feedback opinions in the feedback table.

Feedback though Website

On Technical Support Website, you can make a mark for each manual and present your suggestions. The procedures of feedback through website are as follows:

1. Input in the address bar, and click Go to link.

2. Click Register link (this procedure is only needed when the user logs in the website for the first time and the registration process is omitted here).

Description

Content



3. Input account, password and authentication code. Click Log in button to log in.

4. Select Documentation.

5. Using one of the following three ways to query product manuals:

Input some keywords or product serial number in keyword, and click Search button.

Select the product category to enter detailed product user documents web page. Then click a product with a certain version to see its all user documents.

Click Advanced Search link to enter detailed searching page. You can select or input some or all items and then click Search button.

6. The customer can find user document required with the aid of the upper and down scroll bar or page turning operation.

7. Click the link of the user document found out. You can see the following content in the left part of the interface.

F I G U R E 2 FE E D B AC K TH R O U G H W E B S I T E

8. Please select your opinion about this document in Your opinion and input your improvement suggestions in Your suggestions.

Note: Improvement suggestions may include some problems in the manual concerned. It would be better that the improvement suggestions are specific, facilitating us to update manual according to these suggestions.

Chapter 6 Feedback


Feedback though Telephone

Telephone number to receive the feedback is: (86) 755 26771900 800-9830-9830.

Feedback though Fax

The fax number to receive feedback is (86) 755 26772236.

You can fill your feedback opinions in the feedback table.


Tables

Table 1 Chapter Summary ...................................................i

Table 2 Typographical Conventions ...................................... ii

Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions .................................. ii

Table 4 Topics in Chapter 1.................................................1

Table 5 Topics in Chapter 2.................................................5

Table 6 User Documents Indexed by Subject Area..................6

Table 7 User Documents Indexed by Life Cycle ......................8

Table 8 User Documents Indexed by Intended Audience........ 11

Table 9 Product Manuals Indexed by Document Serial Number..................................................................................... 13

Table 10 Topics in Chapter 3 ............................................. 17




ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register User Documentation GuideAbout This Guide Purpose Intended Audience What Is in This Guide Conventions How to Get in Touch

Declaration of RoHS Compliance Chapter 1 Introduction to Documentation Guide Overview Presales Technical User Documents Aftersales Technical User Documents

Chapter 2 User Document Indexes Overview Indexing Modes Indexing by Subject Area Indexing by Life Cycle Indexing by Intended Audience Indexing by Document Serial Number

Chapter 3 Documentation Overview Overview Applicable Product Version Main Functions of Product Version Product Manual Type Description Manual Task Manual Reference Manual Product Manual Structure Numbering Mode

Chapter 4 Reading Guide Overview Work Responsibility Work Flow User Document Relationships Work Responsibility- Work Flow Relation Work Flow User Document Relation

Reading Guide Need to Learn Overall User Document Need to Learn Overall Product Knowledge Need to Learn Knowledge and Method of Network Planning Need to Learn Hardware Installation Process Need to Learn Software Installation Process Need to Learn Configuration Process Need to Learn Product Operating Method Need to Learn Number Assignment Operating Method Need to Learn Common Maintenance Method Need to Learn Fault Handling Methods Need to Learn Performance Report and Performance Evaluation Method Need to Learn Version Update Process Need to Learn Capacity Expansion Process Need to Learn Office Record

Chapter 5 User Document Issuance Overview Paper Copies Issuance Electronic User Document Issuance Supplementary Issuance after Version Update

Application and Acquisition for User Document Applying Through Contract Applying Through E-Mail Applying Through Fax Downloading Electronic User Document

Chapter 6 Feedback Feedback Channel Feedback through E-Mail Feedback though Website Feedback though Telephone Feedback though Fax

Tables

ZXWN iHLRintegrated Home Location RegisterUser Documentation Guide

Version 3.07.40

ZTE CORPORATION

ZTE Plaza, Keji Road South,

Hi-Tech Industrial Park,

Nanshan District, Shenzhen,

P. R. China

518057

Tel: (86) 755 26771900 800-9830-9830

Fax: (86) 755 26772236

URL: http://support.zte.com.cn

E-mail: [email protected]

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Revision History

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R1.0

sjzl20082134

First edition

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Contents

iAbout This Guide

Purposei

Intended Audiencei

What Is in This Guidei

Conventionsii

How to Get in Touchii

Declaration of RoHS Compliancev

Chapter 11

Introduction to Documentation Guide1

Overview1

Presales Technical User Documents1

Aftersales Technical User Documents2

Chapter 25

User Document Indexes5

Overview5

Indexing Modes5

Indexing by Subject Area6

Indexing by Life Cycle7

Indexing by Intended Audience10

Indexing by Document Serial Number13

Chapter 317

Documentation Overview17

Overview17

Applicable Product Version17

Main Functions of Product Version18

Product Manual Type18

Description Manual19

Task Manual19

Reference Manual21

Product Manual Structure21

Numbering Mode22

Chapter 425

Reading Guide25

Overview25

Work Responsibility Work Flow User Document Relationships26

Work Responsibility- Work Flow Relation26

Work Flow User Document Relation26

Reading Guide29

Need to Learn Overall User Document29

Need to Learn Overall Product Knowledge29

Need to Learn Knowledge and Method of Network Planning29

Need to Learn Hardware Installation Process30

Need to Learn Software Installation Process30

Need to Learn Configuration Process30

Need to Learn Product Operating Method31

Need to Learn Number Assignment Operating Method31

Need to Learn Common Maintenance Method31

Need to Learn Fault Handling Methods32

Need to Learn Performance Report and Performance Evaluation Method32

Need to Learn Version Update Process32

Need to Learn Capacity Expansion Process33

Need to Learn Office Record33

Chapter 535

User Document Issuance35

Overview35

Paper Copies Issuance35

Electronic User Document Issuance36

Supplementary Issuance after Version Update36

Application and Acquisition for User Document37

Applying Through Contract37

Applying Through E-Mail37

Applying Through Fax37

Downloading Electronic User Document38

Chapter 639

Feedback39

Feedback Channel39

Feedback through E-Mail39

Feedback though Website39

Feedback though Telephone41

Feedback though Fax41

Tables43


About This Guide

Purpose

This guide introduces documentation overview of ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register.

Intended Audience

This guide is intended for the following readers:

Various engineers whose jobs are related to this equipment

Personnel who need to learn this equipment

What Is in This Guide

This guide contains the following chapters:

Table 1 Chapter Summary

Chapter

Summary

Chapter 1, Introduction to Documentation Guide

Introduces categories of documents that ZTE provides for customers.

Chapter 2, User Document Indexes

Introduces user document indexing methods.

Chapter 3, Documentation Overview

Gives introduction to the production version applicable for the whole set of ZXWN iHLR (V3.07.40) manuals and brief contents of the product manuals.

Chapter 4, Reader Orientation

Describes the relationships among work responsibility, work flow and the product manuals. The readers can refer to different manuals based on their own purposes or work responsibilities.

Chapter 5, User Document Issuance

Describes user document issuance, and how to apply and obtain user document.

Chapter 6, Feedback

Describes feedback channels and methods.

Conventions

Typographical Conventions

ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

Table 2 Typographical Conventions

Typeface

Meaning

Italics

References to other Manuals and documents.

Quotes

Links on screens.

Bold

Menus, menu options, function names, input fields, radio button names, check boxes, drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names.

CAPS

Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and company name.

Constant width

Text that you type, program code, files and directory names, and function names.

[ ]

Optional parameters.

{ }

Mandatory parameters.

|

Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it.

Mouse Operation Conventions

Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions

Typeface

Meaning

Click

Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) once.

Double-click

Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) twice.

Right-click

Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the right mouse button) once.

Drag

Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and moving the mouse.

How to Get in Touch

The following sections provide information on how to obtain support for the documentation and the software.

Customer Support

If you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions regarding your product, contact us by e-mail at [email protected]. You can also call our customer support center at (86) 755 26771900 and (86) 800-9830-9830.

Documentation Support

ZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality and usefulness of this document. For further questions, comments, or suggestions on the documentation, you can contact us by e-mail at [email protected]; or you can fax your comments and suggestions to (86) 755 26772236. You can also browse our website at http://support.zte.com.cn, which contains various interesting subjects like documentation, knowledge base, forum and service request.


Declaration of RoHS Compliance

To minimize the environmental impact and take more responsibility to the earth we live, this document shall serve as formal declaration that ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION are in compliance with the Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parliament - RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) with respect to the following substances:

Lead (Pb)

Mercury (Hg)

Cadmium (Cd)

Hexavalent Chromium (Cr (VI))

PolyBrominated Biphenyls (PBBs)

PolyBrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDEs)

ZXWN iHLR integrated Home Location Register manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION meet the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC; however, some assemblies are customized to client specifications. Addition of specialized, customer-specified materials or processes which do not meet the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC may negate RoHS compliance of the assembly. To guarantee compliance of the assembly, the need for compliant product must be communicated to ZTE CORPORATION in written form.

This declaration is issued based on our current level of knowledge. Since conditions of use are outside our control, ZTE CORPORATION makes no warranties, express or implied, and assumes no liability in connection with the use of this information.


Chapter 1

Introduction to Documentation Guide

Overview

Description

Since this set of user documents contains many contents, it is hard and unnecessary to read them through. But the readers may find from the documents what they want or what are useful for them, or they can perform operations or solve problems according to the instructions in the user documents. This is where the value of the documents lies. In this sense, this set of documents is a library on this product.

This chapter introduces categories of documents that ZTE provides for customers.

Contents


Table 4 Topics in Chapter 1

Topic

Page No.


1


2


Description

Presales technical user documents provide customers with overall information for reference before purchasing the product, covering product technologies, specifications, features and configuration.

Categories of Presales Documents

Note: Only documents on product technologies are introduced here.


Technical Proposal

Technical Proposal describes technical attributes of the product.

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications describes technical parameters and technical criteria which the product abides by.

Feature List

Feature List provides short description on product features.

Configuration Guide

Configuration Guide provides recommendations for product configuration.


Description

Aftersales technical user documents provide customers with detailed