User Manual &Installation Guide for: WiN7000 Compact Base Station (cBST) Family WiNetworks Win-MAX 802.16e TM M/N: Version: 4.4 Revision: 1.
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Table of Contents Introduction .......................................................................................................6 1.1 About this Manual ..............................................................................................................7 1.2 General Description ............................................................................................................7 1.3 Package Components and Unpacking ..................................................................
3.5 Tower Mounting................................................................................................................29 Installation Procedures ...................................................................................30 4.1 Safety Hazards...................................................................................................................31 4.2 Installation Tools .........................................................................................................
7.4.4 UnicastServiceFlow................................................................................................58 7.4.5 SS ..............................................................................................................................58 7.4.6 Statistics...................................................................................................................58 7.4.7 MacFrame.......................................................................................................
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1.1 About this Manual This manual describes the WiN7000 Outdoor Compact Base Station (cBST). It is designed for installers and operators. WiN7013-2, WiN7025-2 ,WiN7035-2 and WiN7037-2 will be referred in this manual as WiN7000 from now on. WiN7000 is a member of the Win-Max™ E family, a line of mobile WiMAX broadband wireless access systems based on the 802.16e mobile WiMAX standard. The Win-Max™ E family is described in the System Description manual of WiNetworks.
• Supports fixed and mobile CPEs • Supports 5MHz,7MHz and 10MHz channel bandwidth • Supports different RF options including 1.x, 3.
1.3 Package Components and Unpacking Check that the package contains: 1. WiN7000 Compact Base Station (cBST). 2. Integral 2 x omni-directional antennas (optional 900 or 1200 single sector dual slant antenna including 2 x 1m antenna cables). 3. cBST pole/wall mounting kit hardware. 4. Antenna pole/wall mounting kit hardware. 5. Single Sector Power Supply (optional Multi Sector WiNPS). 6. 30m 48VDC + ETH WiN cable (optional 80m). 7.
1.4 Safety Information General Read this User Manual and follow all operating and safety instructions. The base station and antenna must be installed by a professional installer. The power requirements are indicated on the product-marking label. Do not exceed the described limits. Power supply Requirements The power supply unit should be safety-certified according to national rules Class 2 power supply with a maximum output current of 10A. The output voltage of the power supply should not exceed 60VDC.
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Equipment Installation The equipment should be installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC), ANSI/NFPA 70, the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), Part 1, CSA C22.1; and when applicable, the National Electrical Safety Code IEEE C2. And unless marked or otherwise identified, the Standard for the Protection of Electronic Computer/Data Processing Equipment, ANSI/NFPA 75. RF Exposure WiN7000 is compliant with the requirements set forth in CFR 47 section 1.
Outdoor Grounding System Verify that the base station is grounded. The system must be properly grounded to protect against power surges and accumulated static electricity. It is the installer responsibility to install this device in accordance with the local electrical codes. User ports and power supply If length of communication lines outdoor exposed wiring greater that 40 m (140 feet) is applicable, these lines must be treated as TNV-1 circuits.
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2.1 Introduction The WiN7000 base station is an IEEE 802.16-2005 compliant wireless device designed for the deployment of point-to-multipoint (PMP) network architectures. The WiN7000 base station is an outdoor device. Each Win-MaxTM network segment is comprised of a WiN7000 base station and one or more WiMAX Forum 802.16e Wave 2 Certified subscribers. Each subscriber registers and establishes a bi-directional data link with the sector controller of the base station. WiN7000 base station is part of the 802.
4. 2 x RF Board – Each board consists of single transmit/receive module that modulate the analog WiMAX signal input from the Base-Band modem to the high frequency RF output. Several RF modules exist - each supporting different frequency band. 5. 2 x PA Board – Power Amplifier module that amplifies the RF signal from the RF output to the desired transmit output power. Several modules exist, supporting the different frequencies and several transmit levels. 6. Power Supply – DC/DC power supply.
2.4 2.4.1.1 Features Space-Time Coding Space-time coding (STC) is a technique for implementing transmission diversity. Mobile WiMAX uses transmit diversity in the downlink direction to provide spatial diversity that enhances the signal quality to a specific subscriber located anywhere within the range of the antenna beam.
2.4.2.1 Physical Layer Security There are two basic types of attacks that can affect the physical layer of WiMAX. One is jamming and the other is packet scrambling. The first is relatively straightforward, and is sometimes the result of interference rather than an attack. Jamming consists of a stronger signal than the WiMAX network overwhelming network data feeds either in intermittent bursts or with sustained carrier waves. Since most WiMAX network services are delivered over licensed bands (currently 3.
with EAP carriers can choose to authenticate them (but they don't necessarily have to). This capability adds an additional layer of authentication confirmation. It's an operator specific guideline decision and is tunable in the Win-Max™ system. 2.4.2.3 Encryption Clearly the first layer of defense for WiMAX operators is to authenticate a legitimate user on its network. However, WiMAX, with its 802.16e ratification, offers top line tools for encryption of data.
Or in another example, a mobile network that offers just Internet access and voice may wish to abrogate responsibility for data encryption and use session initiation protocol (SIP) signaling for its VoIP and WiMAX native authentication tools. Referring to encryption, clearly an AES supported data encryption system gives WiMAX excellent security in this regard.
correct errors that cannot be corrected by the FEC, by having the erroneous information resent. This significantly improves the bit error rate (BER) performance for a similar threshold level. The WiN7000 supports two Forward Error Correction (FEC) types: CC and CTC. Convolution Coding (CC) error correction is enabled for all traffic rates. This low-level process can correct bursts of errors in received messages and reduce the number of retransmissions.
2.5.3 Channelization The base station is a frequency-specific system, with the frequency band defined by the PHY unit. The use of the operating band must be in accordance with local regulation requirements. The base station divides the available frequency band into channels. Allocation of channels during deployment is dependent on spectrum availability in the licensed band and local licensing requirements and conditions.
A service flow may be pre-provisioned or can be dynamically created and deleted without service outage. This is useful for supporting multiple subscribers in a single sector. New subscribers can be added and existing subscribers can be removed or have service levels modified. Setup messages are sent by the base station following any subscriber power-cycle, loss and recovery of the wireless link to a subscriber, or any service flow add/delete operation at the base station. 2.6.
silence suppression. This is efficient for applications that have a real-time component and continuously changing bandwidth requirements. Extended Real-Time Polling Service (ert-PS) The base station schedules a continuous series of transmit opportunities for the subscriber to send variable size data packets. This schedule supports real-time applications including VoIP with silence suppression.
WiN7000 with 2 Omnidirectional Antennas WiN7000 with External Antennas Figure 2-2: WiN7000 Outdoor Base Station Mounted – General View The WiN7000 housing holds the connection panel detailed below. Figure 2-3: WIN7000 – Top View Dimensions: 60cm x 27cm x 10cm Weight: <15 Kg The interconnection panel holds the external connectors used to connect the equipment to the network, power supply and antennas as illustrated below. The interconnection panel holds 6 connectors.
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3.1 General When choosing mounting locations for the antenna, consider the available mounting structures and antenna clearance. WiN7000 should be mounted downward to provide better weather protection. The cBST is equipped with a mounting kit, which allows for several mounting options such as the following examples: 1. Poles 2. Towers 3. Walls The following antenna options are provided: 1. 2 x Integrated Omni-directional antenna (default) 2.
3.2 Site Survey Due to variations in component configuration, placement, and physical environment, each installation is unique. Before installing the WiN7000, perform a site survey to determine the optimum placement of units for maximum range, coverage, and network performance. Consider the following factors when performing a site survey: • Data rates—Sensitivity and range are inversely proportional to data bit rates. The maximum radio range is achieved at the lowest workable data rate.
3.3 Pole Mounting Select a mounting location. You can attach the WiN7000 to any pipe or pole with diameter 1.75” to 10" 3.4 Wall Mounting Select a mounting location. You can attach the WiN7000 to any wall that can support the load of the WiN7000 cBST. 3.5 Tower Mounting Select a mounting location. You can attach the WiN7000 to any tower that can support the load of the WiN7000 cBST. The tower mounting is analogous to wall mounting.
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4.1 Safety Hazards Warning: Installing WiN7000 can pose a serious hazard. Be sure to take precautions to avoid the following: Exposure to high voltage lines during installation Falling when working at heights or with ladders Injuries from dropping tools Contact with AC wiring (power system connection) Antenna Grounding Requirements: The antenna installation must be as per Article 810 of the NEC. Of particular note is the requirement that the grounding conductor not be less than 10 AWG (Cu).
Figure 4-1: Mounting Bracket Figure 4-2: WiN7000 Use the connecting panel on the lower side of the WiN7000 to attach cables to the device. See Section 4.3.
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Figure 4-6: Pole Mount: lower connections The following table lists the required parts. To install the WiN7000 on a pole: WiN7000 cBST 1. Select a mounting location on the pole. 2. Attach the mounting bracket at this location using the fastening brackets and the MSH00011 screws. 3. Lift the base station by its round bolts (ears) and place it on the mounting bracket’s base.
4. WiN7000 cBST Attach the top mounting bracket with the two bolts.
4.3.2 Wall Mount Figure 4-7: WiN7000 – Wall Mount To install the WiN7000 on a wall: WiN7000 cBST 1. Select a mounting location on the wall. 2. Place the mounting bracket on the wall and mark the location of four holes (two at the top and two at the bottom). 3. Drill the four holes for the fastening inserts (use 5/16 inch drill). 4. Insert the fastening inserts type NC ¼ into the holes. 5.
10. Insert the nuts (at both sides of the mounting bracket) until it matches the treads of the WiN7000 enclosure. 11. Insert the nuts and fasten them using a wrench, Figure 4-8: WiN7000 –Wall Mount - Assembled 4.3.3 Tower Mount Follow the same procedure as wall mounting. Make sure that the tower can hold the load of the cBST.
4.3.4 Cable Connections The following illustration shows the connectors on the lower panel of the WiN7000. 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 Figure 4-9: Interconnection Panel Table 4-1: List of Connectors and Cables No. Design.
4.3.5 Power Cable The pin-out of the power cable is shown below: Pin Number Type 1 NC 2 48VDC (RTN) 3 +TX Ethernet 4 - TX Ethernet 5 +RX Ethernet 6 48VDC (+) 7 NC 8 NC 9 - RX Ethernet Figure 4-10: Power Cable Pin-out 4.3.6 Console Cable Important The console connector should be closed in normal condition and may be used only occasionally by an authorized technician. The chassis has a 3-pin maintenance female connector, used by a technician to connect a “console”.
The technician can configure and monitor the base station through CLI (Command Language Interface) for low level debug. The connector is shown in the following figure: Figure 4-11: Console Connector The maintenance connector pin out is listed in the following table: Table 4-2: Maintenance connector Pin Number Type 1 TX 2 RX 3 GND Cable type: 3 wires 28AWG Cable connectors: DB9F, proprietary 3 pin console connector Cable length: 2m The cable is supplied by Winetworks. 4.3.
4.4 Power Connections WiN7000 is supplied with +48/-48VDC via an external power system. The power system type can be indoors or outdoors. The power system can be supplied by WiNetworks (WiNPS) or by the operator. Refer to power system’s user manual for specific power connection to the main (AC) local power outlet. Connect the WiNPS power system DC + ETH output to the WiN cable connector (supplied by WiNetworks). Connect the other side of the WiN cable connector to the DC + ETH connector of WiN7000.
4.5 Multi-sector Base Station Daisy Chain The cBST supports daisy chain architecture for low-cost modular multi-sector base station sites. The cBST chassis has 2 x Power and Ethernet (marked: DC + Eth) combo connections supporting a multi-sector base station daisy chain architecture. The two combo connections have the same functionality and both can serve as input to the base station or output from the base station towards the next daisy chained base station.
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5.1 5.1.1 Configuring WiN7000 Basic Configuration WiN7000 cBST can be monitored and controlled with a standalone PC or through a management system (WiNMS) using the backhaul interface. 1. Use your Web browser to access 192.168.100.100. 2. In the Login window, enter username= vendor, password= vendorpass. 3. Choose the Private tab and select "setIPAddr" to set the data and management IP addresses.
4. Check the entered information through the "showIPAddr" menu. 5. Choose the Mac tab and select "setMacUl". 6. In the frequency field set the frequency of the uplink transmission (CPE to base station) in KHz. Figure 5-2: setMacUI Screen Leave all other fields blanks (default). Note The frequency of the UL should match the frequency of the DL configuration 7. Select the "setMacDl" command.
In the frequency field, set the same frequency as the uplink frequency for downlink transmissions (base station to CPE). In the tx-power field, set the transmission power (in dBm). Leave all other fields blanks (default). Note The frequency of the UL should match the frequency of the DL configuration 8. Choose "SetMacFrame", to set the bandwidth of the channel. Figure 5-4: SetMacFrame Screen Follow these steps: a. In the started field set the value to "0" to stop the WIMAX protocol messages. b.
Figure 5-5: addSNMPAccess Screen In User Level, select 1 (Manager) to grant Manager rights to users wishing to work with SNMP. Choose the User Level ( 1-Manager), and press "CALL". Select "addAuthorizedManager" and set the IP address of the computer authorized to access SNMP. Figure 5-6: addAuthorizedManager Screen You can define more than one authorized computer: Click the Call button and enter another IP address. Repeat this step as many times as needed. 10.
Figure 5-7: Restart Screen 5.1.2 Monitoring 1. The "showSs" command is designed to display read-only information about a CPE. Select the SS tab and then select the "showSs" command. Figure 5-8: showSs Screen 2. Do one of the following: Just click on Call to see all of the CPEs connected to the base station. You can access the details of a specific CPE by entering its MAC address or its CID, and clicking on Call. 3. Enter 1 in the verbose field to see the full details of the CPEs.
Figure 5-10: showSsPhyStatUl screen 5. Do one of the following: Just click on Call to see the physical statistics of all of the CPEs connected to the base station. You can access the physical statistics of a specific CPE by entering its MAC address or its CID, and clicking on Call. Figure 5-11: showSsPhyStatUl, showSsPhyStatDl physical statistics display 6. The status of the service flows can be monitored using the "showSF" command. Figure 5-12: showSF Screen 7.
Note Entering 1 in the verbose field displays detailed information. Enter 0 to display concise information. 5.2 Configuring the ASN Gateway The ASN gateway is the point of access of the base station to the wide area network. Traffic to and from the base station passes through the ASN gateway. The ASN gateway also mediates between the base station and the authentication server. It passes registration requests to the authentication server and returns results to the base station.
Figure 5-14: ShowOperationMode command screen 5.3 WiN7000 cBST Monitoring 1. Check if any CPE is up by choosing "showSs" in the "SS" tab. 2. Leaving all the fields blank will show a list of associated SS 3. Choose a specific CPE by writing its MAC address and the value "1" in the "verbose" field. 4. The CPE DL and UL RF parameters can be seen in "showSsPhyStatUl", and "showSsPhyStatDl", in the SS menu. 5. Define the specific CPE ID or MAC address in the relevant field. 6.
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6.1 General The WiN7000 cBST can be monitored and controlled with a standalone PC or through a management system (WiNMS) using the backhaul interface. The monitoring and control capabilities are similar in both cases but the interface may be different. This chapter describes the monitoring and control capabilities. The local PC can connect to the internal web server using HTTP. The management of the WiN7000 cBST device uses SNMP. The WiN7000 cBST has a standard MIB II and propriety MIB.
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7.1 Overview This chapter covers the Base Station configuration, monitoring and management commands. The commands are accessed via a Web-based application. 7.2 Audience This manual is designed for development and maintenance persons responsible for handling the Winetworks Compact Base Station. 7.3 Using the Command Set The commands are grouped under tabs. Clicking a tab displays the related commands in the navigation pane on the left. To activate a command: 7.
12. Click the Submit button. 7.4 Commands by Functional Area This section presents the commands classified by functional areas. Each area corresponds to a tab in cBST WEB Manager. 7.4.1 7.4.2 7.4.3 WiN7000 cBST Security createStaticSa Creates a static Security Association. deleteStaticSa Deletes a static Security Association. resetSsAuth Resets authorization for an MS, PKM V1 only. showPkm Displays PKM settings. showPkmCs Displays PKM settings related to crypto suites.
7.4.4 7.4.5 7.4.6 WiN7000 cBST UnicastServiceFlow changeSf Changes a service flow in the local service flow database. createSf Creates a service flow. deleteSf Deletes a service flow. setSfEnable Enables or disables a service flow in the local service flow database. showSf Displays information about a given service flow. SS createProvSf Adds an MS to a provisioned service flow. deleteProvSf Deletes all provisioned service flows for an MS. deregisterSs De-registers an MS.
7.4.7 7.4.8 MacFrame addDlZone Adds a downlink zone. removeDlZone Removes a downlink zone. setMacDl Changes the downlink channel descriptor configuration. setMacFrame Changes the frame channel descriptor configuration. setMacUl Changes the uplink channel descriptor configuration. setSchedulerTdd Configures the TDD split. showMacDl Displays the current downlink channel descriptor configuration. showMacFrame Displays the frame channel descriptor content.
7.4.11 WiN7000 cBST Other addAuthrorizedManager Adds a user authorized to access the cBST Web Manager and issue commands at administrator level. AddIpAddress Assigns an IP address to one of the system’s network interface cards. addSsToMcastSf Adds an MS to a multicast service flow. AddUser Adds a user authorized to access the cBST Web Manager and issue commands at user level. changeFwdFilter Changes a filter in the forwarding database. changeNeighborBs Changes a Neighbor BS in the database.
WiN7000 cBST FileUpload Copies a file from the base station’s Flash memory to the network. removeSsFromMcastSf Removes an MS from a multicast service flow. resetFwdStats Resets the forwarding statistics. Restart Restart the base station. RunMainPkgFile Software upgrades are supplied in packages containing the upgrade files and installed on the base station’s flash memory. This command runs the package defined as primary package.
WiN7000 cBST showFwdStats Displays forwarding statistics. showIpAddr Displays an IP address assigned with addIpAddress. showLinkAdaptationDl Displays DL link adaptation parameters. showMcastPhyDl Displays multicast service flow physical parameters. showMcastSfList Displays the list of multicast service flows. showMcastSsList Displays the list of MS registered to a multicast service flow. showMii Displays the MII configuration.
7.5 UpdateSnmpAccess Updates the SNMP user authorizations with the details of the newly added users. UserLogIn Logs the user in to the base station. UserLogOut Logs the user out of the base station. Command Reference The following is an alphabetic reference to all cBST WEB Manager commands. activatePsc Other tab. Activates a Power Saving Class. Parameters pscId Power saving class identifier. Integer in the range [0..255]. Required parameter. ssId MS identifier. Integer in the range [0..65535].
addChannelToScanner Other tab. Adds a new channel to the scanning list. Parameters bandwidth Radio channel bandwidth. Possible values: [3.5MHz | 5HMz | 7MHz | 8.75MHz]. frequency A valid RF frequency. Integer, expressed in kHz. Required parameter. Example for 2.5 GHz: frequency=2500000 duration Frame duration. Possible value: [5ms] id Channel ID. Integer in the range [0..128]. addDcdTrigger Other tab. Adds a DCD trigger. Parameters metric Metric used for trigger. Enum in [CINR | RSSI | RTD].
function Function used for trigger. Enum in [NBS_GREATER_ABS_VALUE | NBS_LESS_ABS_VALUE | NBS_GREATER_REL_VALUE | NBS_LESS_REL_VALUE | SBS_GREATER_ABS_VALUE | SBS_LESS_ABS_VALUE]. This is a required parameter. action Action to be performed. Enum in [REPORT | HANDOVER | SCANNING]. This is a required parameter. addDlZone Other tab. Adds a downlink zone. Parameters after-zone-id Insert the new zone after this one. Integer. use-all-subchannels Use all the subchannels. Integer with the following values:.
Possible values: [matrix-a | matrix-b]. mac-domain MAC domain. Integer in range [0..2]. Default value is 0. [ 0 ] Disabled. [ 1 ] Enabled. AddIpAddress Other tab. Assigns an IP address to one of the system’s network interface cards. Parameters Specify the ID address, the network mask and the default gateway. addLogFilter Logs tab. Adds an MS to a log filter. Parameters mac Selects a mobile station with the given MAC address. cid Selects a mobile station with the given CID. Integer in the range [1..
cycle Paging group cycle. Integer in the range [0..65535]. Required parameter. offset Paging group cycle. Integer in the range [0..65535]. Required parameter. interval Paging group interval. Integer in the range [2..5]. Required parameter. addSsToMcastSf Other tab. Adds an MS to a multicast service flow. Parameters macSs MAC address of the selected mobile station. String. Exclusive required parameter. cidSs Basic CID of the selected, already registered, mobile station. Integer in the range [1..
addSsToStaticSa Other tab. Adds an MS to a static Security Association. Parameters cidSs Selects the mobile station with this CID. Integer in range [1..65535]. Required parameter. said SAID of the static SA. Integer. Required parameter. addUlZone Other tab. Adds an uplink zone. Parameters after-zone-id Inserts the new zone after the one with the zoneId specified. Integer in the range [0..6]. use-all-subchannels Enables the use of all subchannels, concerns PUSC only.
AddUser Other tab. Adds a user authorized to access the cBST Web Manager and issue commands at user level. Parameters User Name Enter the new user’s username. Password Enter the new user’s password. Verify Password Enter the password again. User Level Select the user’s authorization level. changeFwdFilter Other tab. Changes a filter in the forwarding database. Parameters name Name of the filter, previously used for createFwdFilter. String. Required parameter. enable Status of the filter.
port Port name. Possible values: direction Direction of the filter. Possible values: LOCAL Local control/management plane. RFI Radio Frequency Interface NSI Network-Side Interface; the MII or the local host interface. PFGA Packet Flow Generator and Analyzer software module. [tx] Transmitting to the WiMAX interface (egress). ethsa Source MAC address. ethda Destination MAC address. dscprm Type of Service/Differentiated Services Code Point field range mask.
changeNeighborBs Other tab. Changes a Neighbor BS in the database. Parameters handle Handle of the BS in the database. Integer. This is a required parameter. mac Neighbor BS MAC address. String. fa-index Neighbor BS Frequency Assignment index. Integer in [0..255] preamble-index Neighbor BS Preamble index. Integer in [0..113] changeSf Other tab. UnicastServiceFlow tab. Changes a service flow in the local service flow database. Parameters sfid SFID of the service flow to change in the database.
Possible values [ provisioned | admitted | active] maxrate Maximum rate of the service flow in bits per second. Integer. minrate Minimum rate of the service flow in bits per second. Integer. maxlatency Maximum latency of the service flow in milliseconds. Integer. priority Traffic priority of the service flow. Integer in the range [0..7]. grant-interval Grant period for UGS/eRTPS, in ms. Integer. polling-interval Polling period for rtPS and nrtPS, in ms. Integer.
Parameters None. clearScannerChannels Other tab. Resets all scanner channels. Parameters None. clearSnifferFilters Other tab. Clears all sniffer filters. Parameters None. cmdHelp Private tab. Displays all the commands and their description. Parameters commandName 'Module::command' name to display the usage createFwdArEntry Other tab. Creates an entry in the Address Resolution table. Parameters mac String. Ethernet MAC address. This is a required parameter.
ip String. IP Address This is a required parameter. createFwdEntry Other tab. Adds a static entry in the forwarding database. Parameters mac MAC address. Required parameter. port Port that you use to access the above MAC address. Required parameter. Possible values: If the MAC address is a multicast or broadcast address, you can use a comma-separated list of ports. Do not use the space character in the list. cid CID of the MS, in case of RFI interface. Integer in the range [0..65535].
Possible values: [filter | forward]. priority Priority. Integer in the range [0..255]. Filter priority: filters with higher numerical values are evaluated before those with lower numerical values. port Port name. Required parameter. Possible values: direction Direction of the filter. LOCAL Local control/management plane. RFI Radio Interface NSI Network-Side Interface; the MII or the local host interface. NSI is replaced with MII in host mode over MII. SDIO interface might exist in host mode over SDIO.
String. spr Source TCP/UDP port range. Example: 31233 - 31234. dpr Destination TCP/UDP port range. Example: 31233 - 31234. createHandoverMs Other tab. Provisions an MS for handover. Parameters mac MAC address of the MS. String. Required parameter. createMcastSf Other tab. Creates a multicast service flow. Parameters sfid SFID of the service flow. Unique ID. Integer. Exclusive required parameter. mac Associates the created SF with the specified MAC address. String. Exclusive required parameter.
minrate Minimum rate of the service flow in bits per second. Integer. priority Traffic priority of the service flow. Integer in the range [0..7]. longFsn Specifies whether to enable the long 11-bit FSN subheader. Integer with the following values:. The default status is enabled. fragmentation Specifies whether fragmentation is enabled on the connection. [ 0 ] Disabled. [ 1 ] Enabled. Integer with the following values: The default status is enabled.
Creates a neighbor BS. Parameters mac Neighbor BS’s MAC address. frequency Neighbor BS’s frequency in MHz. preamble-index Neighbor BS’s preamble index subchannel-bitmap Uplink subchannels bitmap (hex). Enter 0 to activate all subchannels. dcdCount Neighbor BS’s DCD count. ucdCount Neighbor BS’s UCD count. ip Neighbor BS’s IP address. createProvSf SS tab. Adds an MS to a provisioned service flow. Parameters mac MAC address. String. Required parameter. sfid SFID of the provisioned service flow.
maxrate Maximum rate of the provisioned service flow. Integer in bits per second. minrate Minimum rate of the provisioned service flow. Integer in bits per second. maxlatency Maximum latency of the service flow. Integer in milliseconds. priority Traffic priority of the provisioned service flow. Integer in the range [0..7]. scheduling Type of scheduling. Possible values: [besteffort | nrtps | rtps | ugs]. grant-interval Grant period for UGS. Integer in milliseconds.
[ 0 ] Disabled. [ 1 ] Enabled. The default status is enabled. fragmentation Enables the fragmentation on the connection. Integer with the following values: The default status is enabled. phs Enables the PHS on the connection. Integer with the following values: The default status is disabled. packing Enables the packing on the connection. Integer with the following values: The default status is enabled. crc Enables the 802.16 CRC on the connection.
arq-receiver-delay ARQ receiver delay in ms. Integer in the range [1..655]. Default value is 35 ms. arq-block-lifetime ARQ block lifetime in ms. Integer in the range [0..655]. Default value is 250 ms. arq-sync-loss-timeout ARQ Sync Loss Timeout in ms. Integer in the range [0..655]. Default value is 300 ms. arq-rx-purge-timeout ARQ Rx purge timeout in ms. Integer in the range [0..655]. Default value is 150 ms. harq Enables the Hybrid ARQ feature.
createPsc Other tab. Creates a Power Saving Class. Parameters pscId Identifier of the Power Service Class. Integer in range [0..63]. ssId MS identifier. Integer in range [0..65535. direction Direction of the associated service flow. Possible values: [undefined, downlink, uplink]. Default value is undefined. tir Traffic Indication required flag. Possible values: [0..1]. Default value is 1 (true). ttwf Traffic triggered wakening flag. Possible values: [0..1]. Default value is 0 (false).
Integer in range [0..7]. Required parameter. cidQty CID quantity. Integer in range [0..7]. Required parameter. cidList CID list. String. startFrameDelay Start frame delay (in number of frames). Integer in range [0..255]. Required parameter. createSc Other tab. Creates a service class. Parameters scid Unique ID of the service class. Maximum 32-bit integer defined by the user, must be unique. Required parameter. name Unique name of the service class. String defined by the user, must be unique.
max-traffic-burst Maximum traffic burst of the service class. Integer, default value is 0. min-reserved-rate Minimum reserved rate of the service class. Integer in bits per second. tolerated-jitter Minimum rate of the service flow. Integer in bits per second. max-latency Maximum latency of the service class, in bit/s. Integer in bits per second. grant-interval Grant period for UGS in ms. (not available in the current release of S-Cube) Integer. polling-interval Polling period for RTPs and nRTPs in ms.
state State of the service flow. Possible values [ provisioned | admitted | active] maxrate Maximum rate of the service flow. Integer in bits per second. minrate Minimum rate of the service flow. Integer in bits per second. createSf S-Cube 4.4.0 maxlatency Maximum latency of the service flow in milliseconds. Integer. priority Traffic priority of the service flow. Integer in the range [0..7]. serviceClass Service Class Name. String.
piggyback-bwr Enables piggyback BWR on the connection. Integer with the following values: [ 0 ] Disabled. [ 1 ] Enabled. The default status is enabled. fragmentation Enables fragmentation on the connection. Integer with the following values: The default status is enabled. phs Enables PHS is enabled on the connection. Integer with the following values: The default status is disabled. packing Enables packing on the connection. Integer with the following values: The default status is enabled.
arq-transmitter-delay ARQ transmitter delay in ms. Integer in the range [0..655]. The default value is 35. arq-receiver-delay ARQ receiver delay in ms. Integer in the range [0..655]. The default value is 35. arq-block-lifetime ARQ block lifetime in ms. Integer in the range [0..655]. The default value is 250. arq-sync-loss-timeout ARQ Sync Loss Timeout in ms. Integer in the range [0..655]. The default value is 0. arq-rx-purge-timeout ARQ Rx purge timeout in ms. Integer in the range [0..655].
classifier4 Fourth classifier. createSnifferFilter Other tab. Adds a filter to the sniffer. Parameters cid The CID of the actual connection on which you want to sniff packets. The CID can be any kind of CID, for example basic CID, primary CID, or data CID. Integer in the range [0..65535] error Specifies whether to sniff only packets with errors. Integer with the following values: [ 0 ] Do not sniff only packets with errors. [ 1 ] Sniff only packets with errors.
IEEE: UL-MAP, MOB_NBR-ADV The default value is -*, in other words no sniffing. direction Specifies a transmission or reception filter. Possible values: The default value is rx. createStaticSa Security tab. Creates a static Security Association. Parameters said Selects the SAID. Integer in range [0..65535]. Required parameter. encryption Encryption type. Possible value: [aes-keywrap]. The default value is aes-keywrap. deactivatePsc Other tab. Deactivates a Power Saving Class for an MS.
Removes all SNMP access permissions. Parameters deleteAuthrorizedManager Other tab. Deletes an authorized administrator that has been added using the addAuthorizedManager command. Parameters IpAddress Enter the manager’s IP address. DeleteChangesFile Other tab. Deletes the changes file. See UpdateChangesFile. You may want to delete it so that at the next reset the base station reads only the configuration file. Parameters None. deleteFwdArEntry Other tab. Removes an Address Resolution entry.
Parameters mac MAC address to be deleted. String. Required parameter. deleteFwdFilter Other tab. Removes a forwarding filter. Parameters name The name of the filter that you want to remove. String. Required parameter. deleteNeighborBs Other tab. Deletes a neighbor BS from the database. Parameters handle Neighbor BS’s handle in the database. deletePagingGroup Other tab. Removes a paging group. Parameters id Paging group ID. Integer in the range [0..65535]. Required parameter.
Integer in the range [0..65535]. Required parameter. deleteProvSf SS tab. Deletes all provisioned service flows for an MS. Parameters mac MAC address of the MS. String. Required parameter. deletePsc Other tab. Deletes a Power Saving Class. Parameters pscId Identifier of the PSC. Integer in range [0..63]. Required parameter. deleteSc Other tab. Deletes a service class. Parameters name Name of the service class. String. Required parameter.
deleteSf UnicastServiceFlow tab. Deletes a service flow. Parameters sfid ID of the service flow to be deleted. Integer. Required parameter. cid Connection identifier for this service flow. Integer in the range [0..65535]. Required parameter. deleteSnifferFilter Other tab. Deletes a sniffer filter. Parameters id Identifier of the sniffer filter to delete. Integer in the range [0..65535]. Required parameter. The ID of a filter is automatically attributed.
deregisterSs SS tab. De-registers an MS. Parameters mac MAC address of the selected MS. String. Exclusive required parameter. cid CID of the selected MS. Integer in range [0..65535]. Exclusive required parameter. action Selects the message action code. Enumeration, possible values: [leave | transmit | listen | return | terminate]. disableLog Other tab. Disables trace logging for a software module. Parameters name Selects the software module for which you want to disable logging traces.
String. submodule Optional parameter reserved for Sequans internal use. This parameter selects the software submodule for which you want to disable logging software traces. You can set this parameter to * to indicate all logs. String. disableSniffer Other tab. Disables packet sniffing. Parameters None. enableFwdFilters Other tab. Enables or disables the filtering functionality. Parameters enable State of the filtering feature. Enumeration, possible values: [disable, enable]. Required parameter.
module/submodule where: module Selects the module for which you want to enable logging traces. You can set this parameter to *. String. submodule Optional parameter reserved for Sequans internal use. This parameter selects the software submodule for which you want to enable logging software traces. You can set this parameter to *. String. enableSdc Other tab. Enables Switched Diversity Combining. SQN1110 only. Parameters state Requires state for SDC. Enum in range [ disable | enable ].
Parameters HostIpAddress Select the base station’s IP address. FileDirectory Select the original location of the file. FileName Select the file. UserName Specify the username needed to perform the operation. Password Specify the password needed to perform the operation. FileList Other tab. Displays the files currently stored in the base station’s Flash memory. Parameters None. FileUpload Other tab. Copies a file from the base station’s Flash memory to the network.
filterLog Other tab. Filters logging. Parameters + Specifies that the specified module or set of modules should be logged - Specifies that the specified module or set of modules should not be logged module Selects the software module for which you want to start logging traces. Refer to software modules list in document S-Cube User Guide. String. Required parameter. submodule Optional parameter reserved for Sequans internal use.
initSleepWindow Initial Sleep window, in frame quantity. Integer in range [0..255]. listenWindow Listening window, in frame quantity. Integer in range [0..255]. finalSleepWindowBase Final Sleep window base, in frame quantity. Integer in range [0..1023]. finalSleepWindowExp Final Sleep window exponent. Integer in range [0..7]. cidQty CID quantity. Integer in range [0..7]. Required parameter. cidList CID list. String. modifyPsc Other tab. Modifies the parameters of a Power Saving Class.
Integer in range [0..255]. finalSleepWindowBase Final Sleep window base, in frame quantity. Integer in range [0..1023]. finalSleepWindowExp Final Sleep window exponent. Integer in range [0..7]. cidQty CID quantity. Integer in range [0..7]. cidList CID list. String. performHandover Other tab. Performs a small cell jump to a neighbor BS. Parameters bs-index BS index in neighbor database. Integer in the range [0..268435455]. Required parameter. phyPing Misc tab. Pings an MS.
Required parameter. pkmbShowPkm Private tab. Shows the current configuration controlling PKM. Parameters None. removeChannelFromScanner Other tab. Removes a channel from the scanning list. Parameters id Channel ID, representing the index of the channel to remove from the scanning list. Integer in the range [0..128]. Required parameter. removeDcdTrigger Other tab. Removes a DCD trigger. Parameters metric Index of the trigger to remove. Integer in [0..15]. Required parameter. removeDlZone Other tab.
Parameters zone-id The identifier of the zone to remove. Integer in the range [1..7]. Required parameter. mac-domain MAC domain. Integer in range [0..2]. Default value is 0. removeLogFilter Logs tab. Removes an MS from a log filter. Parameters mac Selects a mobile station with the given MAC address. Required parameter. cid Selects a mobile station with the given CID. Integer in the range [1..65535]. Required parameter. removeSsFromMcastSf Other tab. Removes an MS from a multicast service flow.
sfidMcast SFID of the selected multicast service flow. Integer. Required parameter. cidMcast CID of the selected multicast service flow. Integer in the range [1..65535]. Required parameter. removeSsFromStaticSa Other tab. Removes an MS from a static Security Association. Parameters cidSs Selects the MS with the given connection ID. Integer in the range [1..65535]. Required parameter. said SAID of the static SA. Integer. Required parameter. removeUlZone Other tab. Removes an uplink zone.
requestPowerModeChange Other tab. Request a power control mode change. Parameters cid CID of the selected mobile station. Integer in the range [1..65535]. Required parameter on the BS. mode New power control mode. Possible values: [closed-loop | open-loop]. resetFwdEntries FWD tab. Removes the entries stored in the Forwarding Table. Parameters None. resetFwdStats Other tab. Resets the forwarding statistics. Parameters None. resetPacketFlow Statistics tab.
resetSa Other tab. Resets a Security Association. Parameters said Selects the security association ID. Integer range [0..65535]. Required parameter. bcid Specifies the MS by its base connection ID. Integer in the range [0..65535]. send-tek-invalid Specifies the action when resetting. The action is sent with the message parameter. Integer with the following values:. message Specifies the message to send with a TEK invalid. String. This parameter does not support spaces. resetSs SS tab. Resets an MS.
Required parameter. action Selects the message type. Possible values: [ local | send-reset-command | send-ranging-abort ] resetSsAuth Security tab. Resets authorization for an MS, PKM V1 only. Parameters mac MAC address of the MS for which you want to reset the authorization. String. Required parameter. cid Base connection ID of the MS for which you want to reset the authorization. Integer in the range [0..65535]. Required parameter. action BS specific.
Parameters None. RunMainPkgFile Other tab. Software upgrades are supplied in packages containing the upgrade files and installed on the base station’s flash memory. This command runs the package defined as primary package. Parameters None. RunSecondaryPkgFile Other tab. Same as RunMainPkgFile but runs the package defined as secondary. Parameters None. setCaps Other tab. Sets the global capabilities. Parameters pkm-version Sets the requested authorization policy.
Enumeration, possible values: [disabled | enabled] arq-supported-ack Bitmap of supported ACK types. Integer in the range [0..15]. rx-qam64 Sets Rx QAM64 support, MS only. Enumeration, possible values: [disabled | enabled] tx-qam64 Sets Tx QAM64 support, BS only. [ 0 ] Disabled. [ 1 ] Enabled. [ 0 ] Disabled. [ 1 ] Enabled. Enumeration, possible values: [disabled | enabled] rx-stc Sets Rx STC support. Enumeration, possible values: [disabled | enabled] phs Sets PHS support.
multiple. This parameter is for MS only. Integer in the range: [0..16776960]. A value of 0 means infinite. tx-max-data-per-frame Sets Tx maximum MAC level data per frame in bytes, floored to a 256 multiple. This parameter is for MS only. pcinr-preamble Enables the support of PCINR measurement on preamble. [ 0 ] Disabled. [ 1 ] Enabled. pcinr-pilot Enables the support of PCINR measurement on pilot subchannel. Integer with the following values: [ 0 ] Disabled. [ 1 ] Enabled.
Configures the ASIC debug output signals. Parameters output Output signal identification. Enumeration Supported BS values: [none | rxFft | rxChannelEstimation | rxAdc | rxCic | txIfft | txDac]. Supported MS values: [none | rxFft | rxTimingSynchro | rxAdc | rxCic | txIfft | txDac]. Required parameter. chanId Channel Selection. Integer with the following values: [0 | 1] mac-domain MAC domain. This parameter is for BS only. Integer in range [0..2]. Default value is 0. setDefaultMacDomain Other tab.
setFwdPort Other tab. Configures the setting of the port. Parameters port Port name. String. Required parameter. frame-type Acceptable frame type. Enumeration, possible values: [any, vlan]. pvid Port VLAN ID. Integer in the range [0..4095]. prio VLAN priority. Integer in the range [0..7]. default-dest Default destination. This value must be different from port. String. replyToArp Reply to ARP requests. Enumeration, possible values: [no, yes]. setHandover Other tab. Configures handover trigger.
handover-threshold Serving BS CINR threshold in dB to perform handover. Float. handover-hysteresis CINR hysteresis margin in dB to perform handover. Float. setHarqCategory Other tab. Declares an HARQ category. Parameters dl-category DL HARQ category to declare. Integer in the range [1..4]. ul-category UL HARQ category to declare. Integer in the range [1..4]. setIdleMode Other tab. Starts idle mode. Parameters duration Duration of idle mode in milliseconds. Integer in the range [1000..1000000].
setLinkAdaptationDl Other tab. Configures DL link adaptation. Parameters mode Mode of link adaptation. Possible values: [manual | automatic] protection CINR protection against implementation CINR in dB. Float. hysteresis CINR hysteresis when upgrading the FEC code, in dB. Float. report-period This parameter only applies to the MS. Period of downlink operation burst profile reporting, in ms. Integer in range [20..30000]. report-enable This parameter only applies to the MS. Enables the periodic report.
Possible values: [1 | 2 | 4 | 6]. setLinkAdaptationUl Other tab. Defines UL link adaptation parameters. Parameters mode Link adaptation mode. Value in range [manual | automatic]. protection CINR protection in dB against implementation CINR. Float. hysteresis CINR hysteresis in dB when upgrading the FEC code. Float. setLogFilter Logs tab. Enables or disables the filter log. Parameters enable Enables the log filter. Integer with the following values: setMacDl MacFrame tab.
dBm. Integer. frequency Frequency of the downlink in kHz. Integer. version Version of the IEEE 802.16 specification: [V1 | V2 | V3 | V4] bsRestartCount BS restart count. Integer in [0..255] bs-id Specifies the MAC Address of the BS. String. iuc0-fec-code The system FEC code. Enumeration, see coding described in the Note below. iuc1-fec-code FEC code of IUC 1. Enumeration, see coding described in the Note below. iuc2-fec-code FEC code of IUC 2. Enumeration, see coding described in the Note below.
iuc8-fec-code FEC code of IUC 8. Enumeration, see coding described in the Note below. iuc9-fec-code FEC code of IUC 9. Enumeration, see coding described in the Note below. iuc10-fec-code FEC code of IUC 10. Enumeration, see coding described in the Note below. iuc11-fec-code FEC code of IUC 11. Enumeration, see coding described in the Note below. iuc12-fec-code FEC code of IUC 12. Enumeration, see coding described in the Note below. harq-max-retries Maximum number of HARQ retransmissions.
bandwidth Channel bandwidth. Possible values: [3.5MHz | 5MHz | 7MHz | 8.75MHz | 10MHz]. Note: bandwidth=8.75MHz is the only value supported in the current release. cp G-ratio of the cyclic prefix start. Possible values: [1/4 | 1/8 | 1/16 | 1/32]. Note: cp=1/8 is the only value supported in the current release. duration Frame duration. Possible values: [5ms, 10ms]. fft-size FFT size. Enumeration, possible values: [512, 1024] .
Parameters i-rng-backoff-start Initial ranging back-off start. Integer in the range [0..15]. i-rng-backoff-end Initial ranging back-off end. Integer in the range [0..15]. p-rng-backoff-start Periodic ranging back-off start. Integer in the range [0..15]. p-rng-backoff-end Periodic ranging back-off end. Integer in the range [0..15]. bwr-backoff-start Bandwidth request back-off start. Integer in the range [0..15]. bwr-backoff-end Bandwidth request back-off end. Integer in the range [0..15].
ranging-code-irng-qty Quantity of I-RNG code. Parameter N, see the IEEE 802.16e-2005 standard. Integer in the range [1..20]. ranging-code-prng-qty Quantity of P-RNG code. Parameter M, see the IEEE 802.16e-2005 standard. Integer in the range [1..64]. ranging-code-bwr-qty Quantity of BWR code. Parameter L, see the IEEE 802.16e-2005 standard. Integer in the range [1..64]. ranging-code-ho-qty Quantity of HO code. Parameter O, see the IEEE 802.16e-2005 standard. Integer in the range [1..64].
iuc2-fec-code FEC code of IUC 2. See coding described in the Note below. iuc3-fec-code FEC code of IUC 3. See coding described in the Note below. iuc4-fec-code FEC code of IUC 4. See coding described in the Note below. iuc5-fec-code FEC code of IUC 5. See coding described in the Note below. iuc6-fec-code FEC code of IUC 6. See coding described in the Note below. iuc7-fec-code FEC code of IUC 7. See coding described in the Note below. iuc8-fec-code FEC code of IUC 8.
cidMcast CID of the multicast service flow. Integer in the range [1..65535]. Exclusive required parameter. fec-code FEC code. Enumeration, possible values:[qpsk-cc-1/2, qpsk-cc-3/4, qam16-cc-1/2, qam16-cc-3/4, qam64cc-1/2, qam64-cc-2/3, qam64-cc-3/4, qpsk-ctc-1/2, qpsk-ctc-3/4, qam16-ctc-1/2, qam16-ctc-3/4, qam64-ctc-1/2, qam64-ctc-2/3, qam64-ctc-3/4, qam64-ctc-5/6]. Required parameter repetition The repetition coding. Enumeration, possible values:[1 | 2 | 4 | 6]. zone-id The downlink zone ID.
Parameters enable Enables database advertisement. Integer with the following values: period Advertisement period in ms. Integer in the range [1000...10000]. setPkm Other tab. Configures PKM settings. Parameters auth-lifetime Lifetime in seconds that the BS assigns to a new authorization key (PKMv1 only). Integer in the range [0..6048000]. The default value is 7 days, that is value 6048000. tek-lifetime Lifetime in seconds that the BS assigns to a new traffic encryption key (TEK).
rekey-wait-timeout Default rekey wait timeout, in seconds. Integer in the range [0..10]. auth-reject-wait-timeout Default authorization reject wait timeout, in seconds. Integer in the range [0..600]. setPkmCs Other tab. Configures PKM settings related to crypto suites. Parameters algo The data encryption algorithm of the crypto-suite. Possible values: [none | none-des | des | aes-keywrap]. Required parameter. rank New rank of the crypto suite. Integer in the range [1..1000]. The default value is 0.
Possible values: [0..1]. Default value is 0 (false). initSleepWindow Initial Sleep window, in frame quantity. Integer in range [0..255]. Required parameter. listenWindow Listening window, in frame quantity. Integer in range [0..255]. Required parameter. finalSleepWindowBase Final Sleep window base, in frame quantity. Integer in range [0..1023]. Required parameter. finalSleepWindowExp Final Sleep window exponent. Integer in range [0..7]. Required parameter. cidQty CID quantity. Integer in range [0..7].
Strict Traffic is allocated first to service flows associated with the highest priority class. Weighted Fair Scheduling per service flow. Each scheduling class “i” is associated with a weight wamr(i). For all CID with traffic, bandwidth BWi is allocated to CID of traffic priority “i”, so that the ratio BWi/wamr(i) remains equal, under congestion. This is a required parameter.
instant-maxrate MS instantaneous downlink maximum data rate, in bits/s. Integer in the range [0..100000000]. 0 means None. Default value is 0. longterm-maxrate MS long term downlink maximum data rate, in bits/s. Integer in the range [0..100000000]. 0 means None. Default value is 0. longterm-initial-credit Long-term initial credit, in seconds. Integer in the range [1..86400]. Default value is 1. setQosHrateSsDl Other tab. Associates an MS to a DL HQoS parameters set.
String. Required parameter. cid Selects the MS with the given CID. Integer in the range [1..65535]. Required parameter. hrate-index Index of the parameter set. Integer in range [-1..255]. Value -1 means None. Required parameter. setQosHRateUl Other tab. Configures a UL HQoS parameter set. Parameters hrate-index Index of the parameter set. Integer in the range [0..255]. Required parameter. instant-maxrate MS instantaneous Uplink maximum data rate, in bits/s. Integer in the range [0..100000000].
Parameters latency Maximum DL RED latency in milliseconds. This parameter represents the maximum buffering time of a downlink packet in the scheduler. Integer in the range [0..5000]. enable Enables or disables the downlink RED algorithm. Integer with the following values: setQosRedDlProfile Other tab. Configures the downlink RED drop profile. Parameters l0 – l7 Latency (l) for points 0 – 7, expressed as a percentage. Integer in the range [0..100].
Parameters l0 – l7 Latency (l) for points 0 – 7. Percentage integer in the range [0..100]. p0 – p7 Drop probability (p) for points 0 – 7. Percentage integer in the range [0..100]. setQosRedUlMaxLatencyProfile Other tab. Configures the uplink RED drop profile for SF with non-null maximum latency. Parameters l0 – l7 Latency (l) for points 0 – 7. Percentage integer in the range [0..100]. p0 – p7 Drop probability (p) for points 0 – 7. Percentage integer in the range [0..100]. setQosShapingDl Other tab.
Parameters above-minrate-mode Mode when above the minimum rate: [roundrobin | strict | weightedFair] where: below-minrate-mode Mode when below the minimum rate: [roundrobin | strict |weightedFair] Where: Roundrobin All DL CIDs are served by the BS one by one in a sequential manner. Strict Traffic is allocated first to service flows associated with the highest priority class. weightedFair Scheduling per service flow. Each scheduling class “i” is associated with a weight wamr(i).
period Scanning period in ms. Integer in the range [50..10000]. duration Averaging duration in ms. Integer in the range [10..10000]. window Averaging window in ms. Integer in the range [10..10000]. setSchedulerMac Other tab. Configures the MAC scheduler. Parameters ucd-period Period in ms of the periodic UCD message sending. Integer. ucd-repeat Quantity of UCD message notification before UCD change. Integer in the range [1..5]. dcd-period Period in ms of the periodic DCD message sending. Integer.
diuc0-repetition DL-MAP, UL-MAP, UCD, DCD repeat quantity. Enumeration, possible values: [1 | 2 | 4 | 6]. mac-domain MAC domain. Integer in range [0..2]. Default value is 0. setSchedulerTdd MacFrame tab. Configures the TDD split. Parameters split Size of the downlink sub-frame as a percentage of the frame being split. Integer range [0..100]. mac-domain MAC domain. Integer in range [0..2]. Default value is 0. SetSecondaryAsMain Other tab.
cid CID of the service flow. Integer in the range [0..65535]. enable Specifies whether the selected service flow is enabled or disabled in the service flow database. Integer with the following values: Required parameter. setSnifferParams Other tab. Set debug sniffer parameters. Parameters dumpDescr Enables or disables the packet descriptor dump debug feature. Integer with the following values: setSsPhyDl SS tab. Configures MS downlink parameters.
repetition The repetition coding. Enumeration, possible values: [1 | 2 | 4 | 6] zone-id The downlink zone identifier. Integer in the range [0..7]. map-id The MAP identifier. integer in the range [0..3] with the following signification: 0 DL-MAP 1 First sub-MAP 2 Second sub-MAP 3 Third sub-MAP . harq-fec-code HARQ FEC code.
Possible values: [qpsk-cc-1/2 | qpsk-cc-3/4 | qam16-cc-1/2 | qam16-cc-3/4 | qam64-cc-1/2 | qam64-cc-2/3 |qam64-cc-3/4 | qpsk-ctc-1/2 | qpsk-ctc-3/4 | qam16-ctc-1/2 |qam16-ctc-3/4 | qam64-ctc-1/2 | qam64-ctc-2/3 | qam64-ctc-3/4 | qam64-ctc-5/6]. repetition The repetition coding. Enumeration, possible values: [1 | 2 | 4 | 6] max-channel The maximum channel quantity for Uplink bursts. Integer in the range [1..35]. zone-id The uplink zone identifier. Integer in the range [0..7].
Displays global capabilities. Parameters supported Displays supported capabilities. Integer with the following values: configured Displays configured capabilities. Integer with the following values: showDcdTrigger Other tab. Displays DCD trigger settings. Parameters None showDhcp Other tab. Displays DHCP client configuration. Parameters None showFwdAgeingTimeout Other tab. Displays entry timeout. Parameters None. showFwdArEntry Other tab. Displays the address resolution forwarding entry.
Parameters None. showFwdEntries Other tab. Displays forwarding entries. Parameters None. showFwdFilter Other tab. Displays forwarding filters. Parameters name Name of the filter. String. showFwdInterface Other tab. Displays forwarding interface configuration. Parameters None showFwdPort Other tab. Displays port configuration. Parameters port Name of the port. String. Required parameter.
showFwdStats Other tab. Displays forwarding statistics. Parameters None. showHandover Other tab. Displays handover trigger parameters. Parameters None. showHoAveragingParam Other tab. Displays HO averaging parameters. Parameters None. showIpAddr Other tab. Displays an IP address assigned with addIpAddress. Parameters None. showLinkAdaptationDl Other tab. Displays DL link adaptation parameters.
Parameters None. showLinkAdaptationUl Other tab. Displays UL link adaptation parameters. Parameters None. showLog Logs tab. Displays the logging state for the specified module. Parameters name Selects the software module for which you want to show logging state. Refer to the list of software modules in the S-Cube Architecture Guide. String. Required parameter. Uses the following syntax: module/submodule where: module Selects the module for which you want to show logging state. This can be set to *.
Parameters None. showMacAddress Misc tab. Displays the Station MAC address. Parameters None. showMacDl MacFrame tab. Displays the current downlink channel descriptor configuration. Parameters None. showMacFrame MacFrame tab. Displays the frame channel descriptor content. Parameters None. showMacStatsRx Other tab. Displays RF interface reception or management statistics.
showMacUl MacFrame tab. Displays the uplink channel descriptor configuration. Parameters None. showMcastPhyDl Other tab. Displays multicast service flow physical parameters. Parameters sfidMcast Multicast service flow identifier. Integer. cidMcast CID of the multicast service flow. Integer in range [1..65535]. showMcastSfList Other tab. Displays the list of multicast service flows. Parameters verbose Specifies whether to show detailed information.
Integer in the range [1..65535]. Exclusive required parameter. sfid SFID of the selected service flow. Integer in the range [1..65535]. Exclusive required parameter. verbose Specifies whether to show detailed information. Integer with the following values: showNeighborAdvertisement Other tab. Displays neighbor advertisement parameters. Parameters None. showNeighborBs Other tab. Displays a neighbor BS descriptor from the handover database.
preamble-index Neighbor BS Preamble index. Integer in the range [0..113]. showPacketFlow Statistics tab. Displays the quantity of packets flowing on the downlink and the uplink, as well as the packet flow rate. Parameters None. showPagingGroup Other tab. Displays paging groups registered at the BS. Parameters pgId Paging group ID. Integer in the range [0..65535]. ShowPkgFiles Other tab. Lists the files contained in the main and secondary packages. Parameters None. showPkm Security tab.
Parameters None. showPkmCs Security tab. Displays PKM settings related to crypto suites. Parameters None. showProvisionedPsc Other tab. Displays the Power Saving Class characteristics. Parameters None. showProvSf SS tab. Displays the provisioned Service Flows. Parameters mac MAC address. String. Required parameter. verbose Specifies whether to show detailed information. Integer with the following values: showPsc Other tab. Displays the Power Saving Class information.
Parameters pscId power Saving Class identifier. Integer in range [0..63]. ssId MS identifier. Integer in range [0..65535]. This parameter applies only to the BS. verbose Integer in range [0..1]. showQosDl Other tab. Displays the downlink QoS parameters. Parameters None. showQosHrateDl Other tab. Displays a downlink hierarchical QoS parameter set. Parameters hrate-index Parameter set index. Integer in the range [0..255]. showQosHrateUl Other tab. Displays an uplink hierarchical QoS parameter set.
showQosUl Other tab. Displays UL QoS configuration. Parameters None. showRfRx Other tab. Displays the RF frequency in Rx. BS and MS Parameters mac-domain MAC domain. This parameter applies to the BS only Integer in range [0..2]. Default value is 0. showRfTx Other tab. Displays the RF frequency in Tx. Parameters mac-domain MAC domain. This parameter applies to the BS only Integer in range [0..2]. Default value is 0. showSa Security tab. Displays security association.
bcid On the BS, specifies the MS by its base connection ID. Integer in the range [0..65535]. verbose Specifies whether to show detailed information. Integer with the following values: showSaAuthorizedSs Other tab. Displays MS list authorized on a security association. Parameters said Selects the said. Integer in the range [0..65535]. showSc Other tab. Displays the service class information. Parameters scid SCID of the service class for which you want to display information. Integer in the range [1..
showScanning Other tab. Displays periodic scanning parameters. Parameters None. showSchedulerMac MacFrame tab. Displays the MAC scheduler configuration. Parameters mac-domain MAC domain. Integer in range [0..2]. Default value is 0. showSf UnicastServiceFlow tab. Displays information about a given service flow. Parameters verbose Specifies whether to show detailed information. Integer with the following values: sfid Selects the SF with its SFID. Integer. cid Selects the SF with its CID.
Parameters None. showSs SS tab. Displays MS information. Parameters mac Selects the mobile station with the specified MAC address. String. cid Selects the mobile station with the specified CID. Integer in the range [0..65535]. verbose Specifies whether to show detailed information. Integer with the following values: showSsAuth Security tab. Displays MS authorization. Parameters mac Selects the mobile station with the specified MAC address. cid Selects the mobile station with the specified CID.
Parameters mac Selects the mobile station with the specified MAC address. String. cid Selects the mobile station with the specified CID. Integer in the range [0..65535]. requested Displays requested capabilities. Integer with the following values: operational Displays negotiated operational capabilities. Integer with the following values: showSsHarqStats Other tab. Displays HARQ statistics for a MS. Parameters bcid Basic CID of the MS for which you want to display statistics. Integer in the range [0.
cid Selects a mobile station by its connection ID. Integer in the range [0..65535]. alpha Averaging parameter for global request in 1/32 dB. Integer in the range [1..16]. type Type of CINR to be reported. Possible values: [pcinr | ecinr]. report-type Feedback Type. Possible values: [preamble | zone]. permutation Zone Permutation. Possible values: [pusc-sc-0 | pusc-sc-1 | fusc | optional-fusc | safety-channel | amc]. measure-type Measurement type. Possible values: [pilot | data]. zone-type Zone type.
showSsPhyStatsUl Statistics tab. Displays uplink MS physical statistics. Parameters mac MAC address of the MS for which you want to display statistics. String. Exclusive required parameter. cid Connection ID of the MS for which you want to display statistics. Integer in the range [0..65535]. Exclusive required parameter. showTime Other tab. Displays the system current time. Parameters None. showTimeSyncLockStatus Config tab. Indicates whether the base station is synchronized. Parameters None.
Parameters None. showTod Other tab. Displays the client TOD. Parameters None. ShowTrap Other tab. Lists the SNMP traps currently defined. Parameters TrapName Select the name of the trap to show. showVersion Misc tab. Displays the system version. Parameters None. sniffShowState Private tab. Shows the current parameters controlling the packet sniffer. Parameters None.
startSs Other tab. Starts the IEEE 802.16e MAC software. Parameters None. stopSs Other tab. Stops the IEEE 802.16e MAC software. Parameters None. SysUptime Other tab. Shows the time that elapsed since the last time the base station has been reset. Parameters None. TrapConfig Other tab. Allows you to define SNMP traps. Parameters TrapName Specify the trap name.
Send Select 1=Enable or 2=Disable. Severity Select 1=Critical 2=Major 3=Minor 4=Warning 5=Info. Threshold Enter the trap threshold (PA1Max: 0-1023 PA2Max: 0-1023 PA3Max: 0-1023 Temperature: 0800). CounterThreshold Enter trap counter threshold. CounterAutoReset Select 1=Enable 2=Disable. CounterReset Select 1=Enable 2=Disable. TrapEnable Other tab. Enables traps defined via the TrapConfig command. Parameters Trap Select 1=Enable 2=Disable. TrapGetActive Other tab.
UpdateChangesFile Other tab. When you modify the base station configuration, the changes are written to a separate changes file. The next time the base station resets, it also reads the changes file. This command allows you to apply the changes made after the last reset (instead of resetting the station). Parameters None. UpdateSnmpAccess Other tab. Updates the SNMP user authorizations with the details of the newly added users.
UserLogOut Other tab. Logs the user out of the base station.
Appendix A –Specifications Radio and Modem: Frequency Configuration and Management: WiN7013-2: 1350 MHz to 1400 MHz Management SNMP WiN7025-2: 2496 MHz to 2690MHz SNMP Agent SNMP ver 2 client: MIB II (RFC 1213), Private Win-Max MIBs WiN7035-2: 3400 MHz to 3600 MHz WiN7037-2: 3600MHz to 3720MHz Software Upgrade FTP Radio Access Method IEEE802.16-2005 (16e OFDMA) Remote Configuration FTP Compatibility WiMAX Forum Wave 2 Profile Operation Mode TDD Channel Bandwidth 3.
List of Acronyms WiN7000 cBST AAA Authentication Authorization Accounting AES Advanced Encryption Standard AMC Adaptive Modulation and Coding API Application Programming Interface ASN Access Service Network ASP Application Service Provider ATPC Automatic Transmit Power Control BE Best Effort BPSK Binary Phase Shift Keying BST Base Station BWA Broadband Wireless Access cBST Compact Base Station CPE Customer Premise Equipment DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DNS Domain N
WiN7000 cBST IMS IP Multimedia System IP Internet Protocol IPSec IP Security LAN Local Area Network LOS Line-of-sight MAC Media Access Control MAI Multiple Access Interference MAN Metropolitan Area Network MGCP Media Gateway Control Protocol MIP Mobile IP MSG Multi-Service Gateways NAP Network Access Provider NMS Network Management System NLOS Non-line-of-sight nrtPS Non-Real Time Polling Service NSP Network Service Provider OAM Operations and Maintenance ODU Outdoor Unit
WiN7000 cBST rtPS Real-Time Polling Service SF Service Flow SIP Session Initiation Protocol SLA Service Level Agreements SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol SS Subscriber Station STC Space-time coding SU Subscriber Unit TCP Transmission Control Protocol TDD Time Division Duplex TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol UDP User Datagram Protocol UGS Unsolicited Grant Service VoIP Voice over IP VPN Virtual Private Network WAN Wide Area Network WiMAX Worldwide Interoperability
