How to Clear UAM 0102 - Motherboard BIP invalid

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Update Date:	2017-03-14
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Solution 2114618.1 : How to Clear UAM 0102 - Motherboard BIP invalid

Applies to:

Oracle Communications EAGLE (Hardware) - Version EAGLE 3x.x and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

UAM 0102 "Motherboard BIP invalid" seen in rept-stat-trbl and rept-stat-card

Please send us a a BIP reprogramming code for this Card.

Impact:
Due to this issue; UAM 0102 is generated for the affected card.

Cause

The cause of the issue is invalid BIP data in card
This can happend sometime and require the card to add the BIP data again.

Each card should have its relevant BIP data. In some cases; a card may not be sent with the relevant data. So it can be added later

Solution

A card may need to be BIP'ed if A card will report Motherboard BIP invalid:

> rept-stat-card:mode=full:loc=2207

STPCLLI 16-03-01 10:28:57 CET EAGLE5 44.0.4-64.34.24
rept-stat-card:mode=full:loc=2207
Command entered at terminal #25.
;

Command Accepted - Processing
STPCLLI 16-03-01 10:28:57 CET EAGLE5 44.0.4-64.34.24
CARD VERSION TYPE GPL PST SST AST
2207 134-034-024 LIME1 SS7HC IS-NR Active M BIP ERR
ALARM STATUS = * 0102 Motherboard BIP invalid
BLIXP GPL version = 134-034-021
IMT BUS A = Conn
IMT BUS B = Conn
CLOCK A = Idle
CLOCK B = Active
CLOCK I = Idle
HS CLOCK A = Active
HS CLOCK B = Idle
HS CLOCK I = Idle
MBD BIP STATUS = Valid
MOTHER BOARD ID = EPM A
DBD STATUS = Valid
DBD TYPE = E1T1
DBD MEMORY SIZE = 51
HW VERIFICATION CODE = ----

Alarm can also been seen in rtrv-log:

****04-12-07 04:43:45****
1463.0102 CARD 1303 SS7ANSI Motherboard BIP invalid.

To BIP a card you will need following:
A. Part Number of Card
B. Revision of card
C. Serial Number of Card
D. Power Rating of Card

WARNING: DO NOT USE INIT=YES on those CARDS having MAC address. This can be verified by rtrv-bip command. Using INIT=YES will blow away the MAC address of the card.

Step 1

Run command rtrv-bip:loc=XXXX

rtrv-bip:loc=2207

stpblfa 16-03-01 11:01:23 CET EAGLE5 44.0.4-64.34.24
rtrv-bip:loc=2207
Command entered at terminal #25.
;

Command Accepted - Processing
stpblfa 16-03-01 11:01:23 CET EAGLE5 44.0.4-64.34.24
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Location: 2207 - MBD

Part Number: 870-1873-03
Revision: A Week/Year: 45/2006
Serial Number: 1020XXXXXXX

Software Match ID: EG - 001 Max Power Rating : Undef
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
END OF REPORT
;

Note Part Number , Serial Number , Power Rating. Verify if card does have MAC address:
If Ethernet Port A&B Addresses are displayed, DO NOT USE INIT=YES. Now continue with the Step 2.

In case of customer; share this information with Oracle TAC engineer who will provide you the BIP data.

In case of Oracle TAC engineer; go to step 2.

Step 2

1. Map Following Network Drive as Q Drive on Your system while on Oracle VPN:

\\corp-filer.tekelec.com\s_common

Use your Tekelec Credentials to login to the Drive i.e. Username: tekelec\userid Password: Your Tekelec Password

2. Go to the DOS Command Prompt.

3. Go to the Q: drive (\\corp-filer.tekelec.com\s_common) and cd to /bin

3. Type:

bip bid -pw 870-XXXX-XX Y 102NNNNNNNN PPP

Y is the revision letter in capital
N is the Serial Number
PPP is the Power Rating of the card

This command will give you a data string that you will need to enter into the Eagle.

To get the power rating

1st option : Find another good similar card and take the power rating from the rtrv-bip command of this good card.

2nd option : If you can’t find a card giving the power rating:

- Map the O: drive

\\sszna01.ssz.tekelec.com\eng_o_drive

- go to O:\eng\oam\<your gpl>

- Open the file “assypwr.xx”

- Search for the 2 first part of the P/N :870-xxxx

- You will see the max rating power

- Use it in your above Dos command

(Note. You can search on another release older in case it is not found, e.g. card E5-E1T1 (DSU-CHG-FPB:PN="870-1873-01":MAX=646) is not found on R44.0)

Here is an example:

C:\>q:

Q:\>cd bin

Q:\bin>bip bid -pw521 870-2372-15 B 10293456789
Tekelec EAGLE Board ID PROM Utility, Version 1.6 Build 18

BID01,PN870-2372-15.B,SMEG.001,DS1993.45.C.10293456789,PW521,CS217

Q:\bin>

Step 3

On the Eagle, enter the following command:

Below command for a Card which does not have MAC address

>chg-bip-rec:loc=xxxx:init=yes:data="BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB"

B is the full data string received from Oracle TAC. Must be enclosed in “ “ (quotes.)

x is the card location.

Below command for a Card which does have MAC address

>chg-bip-rec:loc=xxxx:data=”BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB”

B is the full data string from the DOS command. Must be enclosed in “ “ (quotes.)
x is the card location.

Here is an example:

> chg-bip-rec:loc=6103:data="BID01,PN870-206x-01.J,xxxx.xxx,DS2004.xx.x.1020xxxxxxx,PWxxx,CSxxx":init=yes

Command Accepted - Processing

stpclli 04-09-30 16:32:36 EST EAGLE 30.0.1-48.29.1
chg-bip-rec:loc=6103:data="BID01,PN870-206x-01.J,xxxx.xxx,DS2004.xx.x.1020xxxxxxx,PWxxx,CSxxx":init=yes

Command entered at terminal #9.
;

stpclli 04-09-30 16:32:39 EST EAGLE 30.0.1-48.29.1
Board ID Prom updated
;

Here is an example for MAC address card:

> chg-bip-rec:loc=1211:data="xxxxx,PN870-2372-1x.A,xxxx.xxx,xxxxxx.xx.x.xxxxxxxxxxxx,PWxxx,CSxxx"

Command Accepted - Processing

stpclli 04-09-30 16:32:36 EST EAGLE 30.0.1-48.29.1
chg-bip-rec:loc=1211:data="xxxxx,PN870-2372-1x.A,xxxx.xxx,xxxxxx.xx.x.xxxxxxxxxxxx,PWxxx,CSxxx"

Command entered at terminal #9.
;

stpclli 04-09-30 16:32:39 EST EAGLE 30.0.1-48.29.1
Board ID Prom updated
;

Step 4

Do an init-card

init-card:loc=xxxx

(same loc as in the previous command)

References

<BUG:22128374> - SR: LIME1 ON E5-E1T1-B CARD RETURN INVALID BIP DATA AFTER A WARM REBOOT

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