Ericsson Tips

Here are three sections of Ericsson MML and printout explanations that may be useful. These are commands which are used on a daily basis, however, explained in greater detail then the face value they are typically taken for. If you have any questions feel free to email me, mark.natale@t-mobile.com

Understanding the DIP Quality stats

dtqup:dip=53rblt;
DIGITAL PATH QUALITY INCOMING AND OUTGOING DIRECTION DIP 53RBLT SECTION SECTION T1 13 ESV 0 ES2V 6 T2 7 SESV 0 SLIP 0 DMV 0 SLIP2 0 ESVR 0 UAS 0 UASR UAV1 0 0 UASB1 UAV2 UASB2

SESVR DMVR SFV SFTI 0 0 DM2VR SMI 0

SES2V DM2V 2 0

ES2VR SES2VR 17 17

T1 is the number of minutes stats were recorded. T2 is the number of hours. In the above example, in the last 13 minutes the DIP took 0 hits. In the last 7 hours there were 6 errored seconds (ES2V), 2 severely errored seconds (SES2V) INCOMING, and 17 errored seconds (ES2VR), 17 severely errored seconds OUTGOING. ESV Errored Seconds Incoming ESVR Errored Seconds Outgoing SESV Severely Errored Second Incoming SESVR Severely Errored Seconds Outgoing You can reset these stats, which is usually good to do after a telco repair, by using dtqsr:dip=53rblt,degr; dtqsr:dip=53rblt,es,ses,sf; dtqsr:dip=53rblt,es2,ses2,sf2;

Determining what T1 a specific radio is using

Rxmdp:mo=rxotrx-293-0;
RADIO X-CEIVER ADMINISTRATION MANAGED OBJECT DEVICE INFORMATION

MO DEVS RXOTRX-293-0 RHDEV-837

DEVT RBLT24-2249

SDEV 1111

The DEVT is the transmission device. Take the device number and divide this by 24. In this case 2249/24 = 93.70833, therefore the DIP would be 93RBLT.

If the transmission device is an RBLT24 the dip will be an RBLT. If the DEVT is an RBLT3 device, the DIP will be an RB3. o (Example: DEVT RBLT3-300 = 12RB3, RBLT24-300 = 12RBLT)

Checking traffic on a specific radio

You should be familiar with checking if a sector is taking traffic: rlcrp:cell= To check if a specific radio is taking traffic you would combine this command with the rxcdp:mo= [BH2BSC4, BH0580, TG-22] Rxcdp:mo=rxotg-22; rxcdp:mo=rxotg-22;
MO RXORX-22-0 RXORX-22-1 RXORX-22-2 RXORX-22-4 RXORX-22-5 MO RXOTS-22-0-0 RXOTS-22-0-1 RXOTS-22-0-2 RXOTS-22-0-3 RXOTS-22-0-4 RXOTS-22-0-5 RXOTS-22-0-6 RXOTS-22-0-7 RXOTS-22-1-0 RXOTS-22-1-1 RXOTS-22-1-2 RXOTS-22-1-3 RXOTS-22-1-4 RXOTS-22-1-5 RXOTS-22-1-6 RXOTS-22-1-7 RXOTS-22-2-0 RXOTS-22-2-1 RXOTS-22-2-2 RXOTS-22-2-3 RXOTS-22-2-4 RXOTS-22-2-5 RXOTS-22-2-6 RXOTS-22-2-7 RESULT ARFCN CONFIG HOP CONFIG HOP CONFIG HOP CONFIG HOP CONFIG HOP

RADIO X-CEIVER ADMINISTRATION MANAGED OBJECT CONFIGURATION DATA MISMATCH NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE BPC CHCOMB OFFS XRA ICM 6106 BCCH 0 NO ON 6078 SDCCH8 0 NO ON 5993 TCH 0 NO ON 5988 TCH 0 NO ON 5985 TCH 0 NO ON 5980 TCH 0 NO ON 5977 TCH 0 NO ON 5095 TCH 0 NO ON 5943 TCH 0 NO ON 5940 TCH 0 NO ON 5937 TCH 0 NO ON 5934 TCH 0 NO ON 5931 TCH 0 NO ON 5135 TCH 0 NO ON 5925 TCH 0 NO ON 5922 TCH 0 NO ON 6096 SDCCH4 3 NO ON 6031 TCH 3 NO ON 6025 TCH 3 NO ON 6019 TCH 3 NO ON 6015 TCH 3 NO ON 6009 TCH 3 NO ON 6004 TCH 3 NO ON 2064 TCH 3 NO ON

RESULT ARFCN TXAD TN CONFIG 638 1 0 CONFIG 638 1 1 CONFIG 638 1 7 CONFIG 638 1 6 CONFIG 638 1 5 CONFIG 638 1 4 CONFIG 638 1 3 CONFIG HOP 4 2 CONFIG HOP 4 7 CONFIG HOP 4 6 CONFIG HOP 4 5 CONFIG HOP 4 4 CONFIG HOP 4 3 CONFIG 638 1 2 CONFIG HOP 4 1 CONFIG HOP 4 0 CONFIG 630 2 0 CONFIG 630 2 7 CONFIG 630 2 6 CONFIG 630 2 5 CONFIG 630 2 4 CONFIG 630 2 3 CONFIG 630 2 2 CONFIG 630 2 1

rlcrp:cell=bh0580a;

CELL RESOURCES CELL BCCH CBCH SDCCH NOOFTCH QUEUED BH0580A 1 0 8 14- 28 0 CHGR 0 BPC 5135 5993 5988 5985 5980 5977 6078 CHANNEL TCH-3871 TCH-3870 TCH-3845 TCH-33030 TCH-33029 TCH-33028 TCH-33150 TCH-33149 TCH-33148 TCH-33273 TCH-33272 TCH-33271 TCH-33513 TCH-33512 TCH-33511 HR TCH-33759 FR TCH-33758 HR TCH-33757 HR SDCCH-37286 SDCCH-37285 SDCCH-37284 SDCCH-37283 SDCCH-37282 SDCCH-37281 SDCCH-37280 SDCCH-37279 BCCH-37315 CHANNEL TCH-31142 TCH-31141 TCH-31140 TCH-35219 TCH-35218 TCH-35217 TCH-34349 TCH-34348 TCH-34347 TCH-34466 TCH-34465 TCH-34464 TCH-34565 TCH-34564 TCH-34563 TCH-34679 TCH-34678 TCH-34677 TCH-34784 TCH-34783 TCH-34782 TCH-35066 TCH-35065 TCH-35064 CHRATE SPV STATE ICMBAND CHBAND 64K FR 1,2,3 IDLE 1 1900 NONE HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 FR 1,2,3 IDLE 1 1900 NONE HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 FR 1,2,3 IDLE 1 1900 NONE HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 FR 1,2,3 IDLE 1 1900 NONE HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 FR 1,2,3 IDLE 1 1900 NONE HR 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 1,2,3 IDLE 1 1900 NONE 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 1,3 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 BUSY 1900 STATE ICMBAND CHBAND 64K IDLE 1 1900 NONE IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 LOCK 1 1900 NONE BUSY 1 1900 BUSY 1 1900 BUSY 1 1900 NONE LOCK 1 1900 LOCK 1 1900 BUSY 1 1900 NONE LOCK 1 1900 LOCK 1 1900 BUSY 1 1900 NONE LOCK 1 1900 LOCK 1 1900 BUSY 1 1900 NONE LOCK 1 1900 LOCK 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 NONE IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900 NONE IDLE 1 1900 IDLE 1 1900

6106 CHGR 1 BPC 5095 5922 5943 5940 5937 5934 5931 5925 END

CHRATESPV FR 1,2,3 HR 1,3 HR 1,3 FR 1,2,3 HR 1,3 HR 1,3 FR 1,2,3 HR 1,3 HR 1,3 FR 1,2,3 HR 1,3 HR 1,3 FR 1,2,3 HR 1,3 HR 1,3 FR 1,2,3 HR 1,3 HR 1,3 FR 1,2,3 HR 1,3 HR 1,3 FR 1,2,3 HR 1,3 HR 1,3

Now to determine if a specific radio is taking traffic, match the Base Physical Channel (BPC) from the RXCDP to the RLCRP printout. If the state of the corresponding traffic channel is LOCK or BUSY then there is a call, whether data or voice, on that channel or timeslot.

Example: TRU 1:

RXOTS-22-1-0 RXOTS-22-1-1 RXOTS-22-1-2 RXOTS-22-1-3 RXOTS-22-1-4 RXOTS-22-1-5 RXOTS-22-1-6 RXOTS-22-1-7

CONFIG CONFIG CONFIG CONFIG CONFIG CONFIG CONFIG CONFIG

HOP HOP HOP HOP HOP 638 HOP HOP

4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4

BPCs 7 5943 TCH 6 5940 TCH 5 5937 TCH 4 5934 TCH 3 5931 TCH 2 5135 TCH 1 5925 TCH 0 5922 TCH

0 NO 0 NO 0 NO 0 NO 0 NO 0 NO 0 NO 0 NO

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON

From the above printout lets look at Timeslot 0/BPC 5943: In the printout of resources from rlcrp:cell=bh0580a;
5943 TCH-34349 FR TCH-34348 HR TCH-34347 HR 1,2,3 1,3 1,3 BUSY 1 LOCK 1 LOCK 1 1900 NONE 1900 1900

This tells us there is traffic on TS 22-1-0, so TRU 22-1 is taking traffic.