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Ericsson BSC Command Reference Detailed

The document provides a detailed guide on Ericsson BSC commands for managing Transceiver Groups (TGs). It includes commands to check TG status, list all TGs, monitor active alarms, block/unblock TGs, and reset a Base Transceiver Station (BTS). Each command is accompanied by syntax, examples, expected outputs, and use cases for practical application.

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Ericsson BSC Command Reference Detailed

The document provides a detailed guide on Ericsson BSC commands for managing Transceiver Groups (TGs). It includes commands to check TG status, list all TGs, monitor active alarms, block/unblock TGs, and reset a Base Transceiver Station (BTS). Each command is accompanied by syntax, examples, expected outputs, and use cases for practical application.

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Ericsson BSC Command Reference - Detailed Guide

1. Check Transceiver Group (TG) Status


**Command:** RXAPP:MO=RXOTG-<TG>;
**Description:** This command is used to check the current status of a Transceiver Group (TG).
**Syntax:** RXAPP:MO=RXOTG-101;
**Example:** RXAPP:MO=RXOTG-101;
**Expected Output:** [RXAPP] TG:101, Status: Active, Operational.
**Use Case:** Used to verify whether a specific TG is working properly.

2. List All Transceiver Groups


**Command:** RXMOP:MOTY=RXOTG,MO=ALL;
**Description:** Lists all Transceiver Groups in the BSC.
**Syntax:** RXMOP:MOTY=RXOTG,MO=ALL;
**Example:** RXMOP:MOTY=RXOTG,MO=ALL;
**Expected Output:** [RXMOP] TG:101, TG:102, TG:103...
**Use Case:** Used to get an overview of all TGs managed by the BSC.

3. Check Active Alarms


**Command:** ALLIP:;
**Description:** Displays all active alarms currently present in the BSC.
**Syntax:** ALLIP:;
**Example:** ALLIP:;
**Expected Output:** [ALLIP] Alarm 1: BTS Failure, Alarm 2: TRX Down.
**Use Case:** Used by NOC engineers to monitor alarms in real-time.

4. Block a Transceiver Group


**Command:** RXBLI:MO=RXOTG-<TG>,STATE=BL;
**Description:** Blocks a specific Transceiver Group (TG) in case of maintenance or faults.
**Syntax:** RXBLI:MO=RXOTG-101,STATE=BL;
**Example:** RXBLI:MO=RXOTG-101,STATE=BL;
**Expected Output:** [RXBLI] TG:101 is now blocked.
**Use Case:** Used to disable a TG before performing troubleshooting.

5. Unblock a Transceiver Group


**Command:** RXBUI:MO=RXOTG-<TG>;
**Description:** Unblocks a previously blocked Transceiver Group (TG).
**Syntax:** RXBUI:MO=RXOTG-101;
**Example:** RXBUI:MO=RXOTG-101;
**Expected Output:** [RXBUI] TG:101 is now active.
**Use Case:** Used to restore service after maintenance.
6. Reset a BTS
**Command:** RXREI:MO=RXOTG-<TG>;
**Description:** Resets the BTS associated with a Transceiver Group (TG).
**Syntax:** RXREI:MO=RXOTG-101;
**Example:** RXREI:MO=RXOTG-101;
**Expected Output:** [RXREI] BTS reset successful.
**Use Case:** Used to restart a BTS to resolve network issues.

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