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ULTOPMML…



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Contents

• Introduction

• MML menu hierarchy

• MML command syntax

• Line editor functions



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Objectives

After successful completion of this chapter trainee is able to :

• Be familiar with the command syntax and structure ofthe MML language



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OMUOMU

OMU

1. Local Session

2. Remote Session

Dialog = MML - SESSIONDialog = MML - SESSIONLocal network element

Local network element Remote network element



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General

• Organized in a three-level

command hierarchy

• ON-LINE help

• Own MML-program for everyMML-command group

• MMI-system loads the MMLprograms from disk into theRAM when entered to acommand group level

Main Level

Command Class Level

Command GroupLevel

“D” “S” “I” “C” “C” “I”

U R

US RRRCUD

“U”“R”

“R”“C”

“S”

“D”

Commands

“ZRCI”

“ZR”

Command: USI

OMU

XY



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MML Language HierarchyPASSWORD

MAIN LEVEL

COMMANDCLASS LEVEL

COMMANDGROUP LEVEL

COMMANDS

...

A.. U..

AB. AH. US. UD.

ABO ABB AHO AHP USI USL UDI UDSPrint alarmscurrently blocked

blockalarms

print alarmcurrently on

print alarmhistory

interrogateworking state

List unitinfo

int. partialunit tests

stopcurrent test

“A”

“B”

“U”

“Z;”

“Z;”



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MAIN LEVEL COMMAND <___>< ?DX 200 TRAINING_1 1993-02-13 14:08:25

MAIN LEVEL

? ..... DISPLAY MENU A ..... ALARM SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION C ..... ROUTING STATE ADMINISTRATION D ..... SYSTEM SUPPORT AND COMMUNICATION E ..... CELLULAR RADIO NETWOR K ADMINISTRATION I ..... I/O SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION N ..... SS7 NETWOR K ADMINISTRATION O ..... SUPPLEMEN TARY SS7 NETWOR K ADMINISTRATION Q ..... O&M NETWO RK ADMINISTRATION R ..... ROUTING ADMINISTRATION T ..... TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION U ..... UNIT ADMINISTRATION W ..... SYSTEM CONFIGURA TION ADMINISTRATION Y ..... SYSTEM SUPERVISION

Z; .... END DIALOGUE/DESTINATION SELECTION (:)

Co mm and Clas s Me nuCommand Class MenuThe user starts the dialog by typing his username and password

MMI is a user friendly programming language because it is menu guided

NOKIA TELECOMMUNICATIONS



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MAIN LEVEL COMMAND <___>MAIN LEVEL COMMAND <___>< U?< U?

UNIT ADMINISTRATIONUNIT ADMINISTRATION

? ..... DISPLAY MENU ? ..... DISPLAY MENU B ..... RADIO NETWORK TEST HANDLING B ..... RADIO NETWORK TEST HANDLING D ..... DIAGNOSTICS HANDLING D ..... DIAGNOSTICS HANDLING S ..... WORKING STATE AND RESTART HANDLING S ..... WORKING STATE AND RESTART HANDLING Z; .... RETURN TO MAIN LEVELZ; .... RETURN TO MAIN LEVEL

UNIT ADMINISTRATION COMMAND <U__>UNIT ADMINISTRATION COMMAND <U__>

Command Group MenuCommand Group Menu



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UNIT ADMINISTRATION COMMAND <U__>UNIT ADMINISTRATION COMMAND <U__>

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DX 200 TRAINING_1 1993-02-13 14:47:13DX 200 TRAINING_1 1993-02-13 14:47:13

WORKING STATE AND RESTART HANDLING COMMANDS WORKING STATE AND RESTART HANDLING COMMANDS

? ..... DISPLAY MENU ? ..... DISPLAY MENU C: ..... CHANGE UNIT STATE C: ..... CHANGE UNIT STATE T: ..... CHANGE UNIT INFO T: ..... CHANGE UNIT INFO I: ..... INTERROGATE UNIT STATE I: ..... INTERROGATE UNIT STATE L: ..... LIST UNITS IN SPECIFIED STATE OR INFO L: ..... LIST UNITS IN SPECIFIED STATE OR INFO U: ..... RESTART UNIT U: ..... RESTART UNIT S: ..... RESTART SYSTEM S: ..... RESTART SYSTEM

Z; ..... RETURN TO MAIN LEVEL Z; ..... RETURN TO MAIN LEVEL

WORKING STATE AND RESTART HANDLING COMMAND <US_>WORKING STATE AND RESTART HANDLING COMMAND <US_>

Command MenuCommand Menu



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MML Command SyntaxCommand

ZABC: Parameter Block : Parameter Block :;

.... : P1,P2,P3: P1,P2,P3, ..... , :...

Parameter

.. : P1, P2, P3, , P5 : ...

1. Name Defined

.. : UNIT = OMU, DEV = LPT : ...

or: .. : DEV = LPT, UNIT = OMU : ...

2. Position Defined

Omitted Parameter = DEFAULT



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Punctuations Marks

: Pass or End Parameter Block

; End of Command --> EXECUTION

, Separation of parameters

? Menu or Parameter Information

% Wildcard

(eg. SW % = all names with SW .... )



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Usage of &, &&, -

& => AND

&& => UP TO- => Timeslot TSL

PCM 3 AND 5 3 & 5

PCM 3 TSL 1 AND TSL 8 3 - 1 & - 8

PCM 3 UP TO 8 3&&8

3 - 1 && - 8PCM 3 TSL 1 UP TO TSL 8

Examples:



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Line editor commands

CTRL A => Change mode CTRL B => Edit prev command

CTRL D => Cursor left CTRL E => Cursor end of lineCTRL F => Cursor right CTRL G => Cursor down

CTRL H => Cursor home CTRL I => Cursor up

CTRL K => Change language CTRL L => Delete character

CTRL N => Cursor beg of param block CTRL O => Hardcopy

CTRL P => Page mode on/off CTRL Q => Cont. outputting

CTRL S => Pause outputting CTRL T => Output ring buffer

CTRL U => Empty edit buffer CTRL X => Jump to CMD group level

CTRL Y => Interrupt CTRL Z => Del chars in edit buffer

BREAK => End of dialog CTRL 4 => MML test mode on/off

CTRL 7 => DX error description CTRL W => Display line editor commands



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Give the meaning of the following separators used inthe MML command syntax:

;

:

,

&

& -

&&

&&-



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MML CommandExamples



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Common Radio Network MML Commands

• MML Tools

ZEOL/ZEOH = Output the BTS alarms at the BSC (7000 - 8999)

ZEEI = Site StatusZDTI = Link Status

ZDSB = BSC D-Channel Data

ZQUS = Accessing the BIE/TRU Setting

ZEWL = BSC software packages

ZEWO = Site Software Configuration

ZEVO = Status of hardware Database

ZEFO = Status of BCF Data

ZEQO = BTS ID Parameters

ZERO = Status of TRX



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MML - ZEEI

ZEEI



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Radio Network Object States

Operational States• WO = WORKING

• BL-USR = BLOCKED-USER

• BL-BCF = BLOCKED-BCF FAULT

• BL-RSL = BLOCKED-RSL FAULT

• BL-RST = BLOCKED-RESET

• BL-SU = BLOCKED-BCSU RESET

• BL-SYS = BLOCKED-SYSTEM

• BL-TST = BLOCKED-TESTING

• BL-FLO = BLOCKED-FLOATING

• BL-PWR = BLOCKED-POWER

• BL-SD = BLOCKED-SHUTTING DOWN

• BL- BTS = BLOCKED-BTS FAULT

• BL-TRX = BLOCKED-TRX FAULT

• BL-TSL = BLOCKED-TSL FAULT

Administrative States• L = LOCKED

• U = ULOCKED

• SD = SHUTTING DOWN



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MML - ZDTI

ZDTI



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MML - ZDSB

ZDSB



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MML - ZEWL

ZEWL



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MML - ZEFO

ZEFO



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MML - ZEQOZEQO



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MML - ZEROZERO



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Alarms



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MML - ZEOL

ZEOL



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MML - ZEOH

ZEOH



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Alarms

The Alarm Reference Manuals of DX200 system are intended fromaintenance personnel

Consist of alarm printouts and diagnosis report

The Alarms have been divided into 6 Categories:

•Notices(NOTICE): 0-799

•Disturbance Printouts(DISTUR): 1000-1999

•Failure Printouts: 2000-3999

•Possible External Alarms: 4000-5999

•Base Station Alarms: 7000 - 7999

•Transmission Equipment Alarm: 8000 - 8999



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Alarms

1.Type of alarm printout

Standard alarm printout<HIST> Alarm history printout2.Exchange3.BCF number4.BTS number

5.Event typeCOMM communication failureQUAL quality of servicePROCES processing failureEQUIPM equipment failureENVIR environmental failure



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Alarms6. Date7. Time8. Urgency level

*** requires immediate actions** requires actions during working hours* no actions requiredThe urgency level is output in all alarm printouts except notices (NOTICE). Theurgency levels of terminated alarms are indicated by dots (.) instead ofasterisks (*).

9. Printout typeALARM fault situationCANCEL fault terminatedDISTUR disturbanceNOTICE notice

10. TRX number

11. BTS name (15 characters)12. Alarm object (FU/CU/LAPD/PCM/RTSL/TRE/DMR)13. State of the alarm object

ENABLED The alarm object is able to provide traffic servicesDISABLED The alarm object is not able to provide traffic services



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Alarms14. Consecutive alarm number15. Alarm number

Alarm number is a search index in the alarm reference manual.

16. TextThe text is a short description of the alarm.

17. Supplementary textTexts for external alarms defined by the user either at the base station or theBSC. These fields are optional, and they are mainly used for displayingexternal alarms.In the case of alarms number range 7600...7699 this field indicates the faultreason.

18. Supplementary information fieldsA maximum of 16 fields which are separated from one another by one orseveral spaces.

In the alarm number ranges 7000...7699 and 7800...7999 the supplementaryfields are the following:

a.Rackb.Shelf c.Plug-in unit location



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Alarmsd.Plug-in unit type:

CABINET 7AH Cabinet VIFA 7BH Nokia MetroSite common interface unit with OVEN

FAN 7CH Fan unitTRE 7DH Nokia MetroSite transmissionBOI 96H Base Operations and InterfacesBB2x 97H Dual Baseband UnitTSxx 98H TransceiverBTxx 99H BoosterRTxx 9AH Remote Tune CombinerDUxx 9BH Dual Duplex UnitPWSx 9CH Power Supply UnitTRE 9DH Transmission UnitBLOx 9EH Unit Fan

CAFx 9FH Cabinet FanHETx A0H HeaterSSS_CAB A1H Site Support CabinetSSS_EXT_CAB A2H Site Support Extension Cabinet



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Alarms

CCUx A3H Cabinet control Unit of Site Support Cabinetor Integrated Battery Backup

BATx A4H Battery Backup Unit ( Rectifier)BBAx A5H Battery UnitADUx A6H AC/DC unitLTE A7H Line Terminal EquipmentMNxx A8H Masthead Amplifier



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Alarms

MHA 66H Masthead Amplifier unit VTG 78H Nokia MetroSite TRXPOWER 79H Power unite.Unitf.SubunitIn the alarm number ranges 7700...7799 and 8000...8999 the supplementary fieldsare described in the corresponding alarm reference manual page.If a line does not contain any fields with a value, it is not printed so that there are noempty lines.3.4 Example of a BTS alarm printoutAn example of a BTS alarm printout is given below.Alarm printout:

<HIST> BSCNAMEXXXX BCF-001 BTS-001 EQUIPM 1993-10-2611:44:42.10

*** ALARM TRX -002 BTSNAMEXXXXXXXXFU -002 DISABLED

(10008) 7210 OMU: NO ANSWER FROM DCL01H 10H 05H 06H 02H FFH

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