nano3G AP Installation Manual
Configuration File Preparation
N3G_INST_300 v8.1 for N3G_2.0.5 © ip.access Limited 2011
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4.3
Example AP Configuration Files
4.3.1
Example Generic Template File for nano3G S4 AP
The following example file shows the attributes that are typically the same for all AP on the
same AC. This is a manually created example, rather than being based on a file exported
from an existing AP.
Object=apNano8_020
#
# Cell Package
rncIdentity=139
#
# NAS Package
mcc="159"
mnc="12"
sac=1
saiLac=1
#
# Network Listen Control Package
rfParamsCandidateList=({1062,437,1})
rssiScanBands=({BAND_NAME_UMTS_BAND_04_NO_SPOT,()})
neighbourListPopulation=STATIC_ONLY
# to scan all bands, use the empty value: rssiScanBands=()
#
# 3G AP Diagnostics Package
diagnosticReporting=({REPORT_ON_CRASH,"http://oam.server/upload/diagnostic"})
#
# 3G AP Measurement Control Package
reportingUrl=http://oam.server/upload/pm/ap
#
# 3G AP Time Package
localTimeZone=PST8PDT
#
# end of file
Parameter
Description
Object
Object type for APs, must be apNano_020 or apNano8_020
rncIdentity
RNC ID of the AC
mcc
Mobile Country Code
mnc
Mobile Network Code
sac
This is the SAI SAC (Service Access Code) which can be used
by the billing system. If this is not used by the billing system, it is
recommended to set this to 1.
saiLac
SAI Location Area Code which can be used by the billing system.
This is a different value than the LAC set in the
lacRacCandidateList for an individual AP. If this is not used by
the billing system, it is recommended to set this to 1.
rssiScanBands
Specify which bands to scan with Network Listen, when
performing RSSI detect and BCCH decode tests. Leave this
empty to scan all bands supported by the AP hardware.