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BS11_CONFIG(1)

BS11_CONFIG(1)

NAME¶

bs11_config - Configuration of BS-11 BTS via RS232

SYNOPSIS¶

bs11_config [options] [command]

DESCRIPTION¶

bs11_config is a small commandline program that can be used to configure the BS-11? BTS using its RS232 link.

It can perform a subset of the functions that are typically performed using the Siemens LMT (Local Maintenance Terminal) software, such as

-: querying some essential configuration values
-: creating and deleting TRX1 objects
-: download of SAFETY LOAD software
-: download of BTS software
-: creating an initial configuration (such as creating BBSIG,CCLK,PA,... objects)
-: setting the Tx output power of the RF amplifier

It is part of the OpenBSC base station controller software from Osmocom.

OPTIONS¶

-h,--help: Print this help text
-p,--port </dev/ttyXXX>: Specify serial port
-s,--software <file>: Specify Software file
-S,--safety <file>: Specify Safety Load file
-d,--delay <ms>: Specify delay in milliseconds
-D,--disconnect: Disconnect BTS from BSC
-w,--win-size <num>: Specify Window Size
-f,--forced: Force Software Load

SUPPORTED COMMANDS¶

query: Query the BS-11 about serial number and configuration
disconnect: Disconnect A-bis link (go into administrative state)
resconnect: Reconnect A-bis link (go into normal state)
restart: Restart the BTS
software: Download Software (only in administrative state)
create-trx1: Create objects for TRX1 (Danger: Your BS-11 might overheat)
delete-trx1: Delete objects for TRX1
pll-e1-locked: Set the PLL to be locked to E1 clock
pll-standalone: Set the PLL to be in standalone mode
pll-setvalue <value>: Set the PLL set value
pll-workvalue <value>: Set the PLL work value
oml-tei: Set OML E1 TS and TEI
bport0-star: Set BPORT0 line config to star
bport0-multidrop: Set BPORT0 line config to multidrop
bport1-multidrop: Set BPORT1 line config to multidrop
create-bport1: Create BPORT1 object
delete-bport1: Delete BPORT1 object

SEE ALSO¶

isdnsync(1), osmo-bsc(1)

AUTHOR¶

This manual page was written by Ruben Undheim <ruben.undheim@gmail.com> for the Debian project (and may be used by others).

04 October 2022