Principles of Configuring the BSC Data

This describes the principles of configuring the BSC data.

• Principles of Configuring the BSC Devices (BM/TC Separated)
  This describes the principles of configuring the BSC cabinets, subracks, and boards with the BM/TC separated.
• Principles of Configuring the BSC Transmission (BM/TC Separated)
  This describes the principles of configuring the BSC connection path and signaling links when the BM and TC are configured in different subracks.
• Principles of Configuring Clocks for the BSC (BM/TC Separated)
  This describes the principles of configuring clocks for the BSC when the BM and TC are configured in different subracks.
• Principles of Configuring the BSC Devices (BM/TC Combined)
  This describes the principles of configuring the BSC cabinets, subracks, and boards with the BM/TC combined.
• Principles of Configuring the BSC Transmission (BM/TC Combined)
  This describes the principles of configuring the BSC communication links and signaling links when the BM and TC are configured in the same subrack.
• Principles of Configuring Clocks for the BSC (BM/TC Combined)
  This describes the principles of configuring clocks for the BSC when the BM and TC are configured in the same subrack.
• Principles of Configuring the BSC Devices (A over IP)
  This describes the principles of configuring the cabinets, subracks, and boards for the BSC in A over IP mode.
• Principles of Configuring the BSC Transmission Links (A over IP)
  This describes the principles of configuring the BSC communication links and signaling links in A over IP mode.
• Principles of Configuring Clocks for the BSC (A over IP)
  This describes the principles of configuring clocks for the BSC in A over IP mode.
• Principles of Configuring the Built-in PCU Devices
  This describes the principles of configuring the built-in PCU devices. When the built-in PCU is used, the BSC must be configured with the related boards to process the PS services, and the configuration must follow the related principles.
• Principles of Configuring the Gb Interface Links
  The Gb interface can use the FR protocol or the IP protocol. For different protocols, the configuration objects and principles of configuring the Gb interface links are different.
• External Cells and Neighbor Cells
  This describes the definitions and configuration principles of external cells and neighbor cells.
• Principles of Configuring the FH Cell
  This describes the principles of configuring the frequency hopping (FH) cell.
• TRXs
  This describes how to assign TRXs to a cell and how to assign frequencies to TRXs.
• Principles of Channel Configuration
  The principles of channel configuration are as follows:
• BTS Combined Cabinets and Cabinet Groups
  This describes the mapping between ports and TRXs in BTS combined cabinets and cabinet groups.
• Principles of Configuring the DFCU/DFCB
  This describes the principles of DFCU/DFCB configuration. Configuring the DFCU/DFCB is actually configuring the TRXs that require tuning in the DFCU or the DFCB, that is, configuring the connections of antennas and feeders. The configuration of the antenna feeder connections must be consistent with the physical cable connections on site.
• Timeslots on the Abis Interface
  This describes the timeslot assignment on the Abis interface.