A REPORT OF SIX MONTHS INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

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QUADRANT TELEVENTURES LTD.

SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD

OF THE DEGREE OF

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
(Electronics & Communication Engineering)

JAN-JUNE, 2018

SUBMITTED BY:

PRASANT CHAUDHARY (1411178)

RAMANLAL (1411182)

SATISH KUMAR (1411196)

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

GURU NANAK DEV ENGINEERING COLLEGE LUDHIANA

(An Autonomous College Under UGC ACT)

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 CANDIDATES' DECLARATION

We, PRASANT, RAMANLAL and SATISH hereby declare that we have undertaken Six

months Software Training at QUADRANT TELEVENTURES LTD. during a period from

January, 2018 to June, 2018 in partial fulfilment of requirements for the award of degree of

B.Tech (Electronics and Communication Engineering) at GURU NANAK DEV

ENGINEERING COLLEGE, LUDHIANA. The work of which is being presented in the

training report submitted to Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at

GURU NANAK DEV ENGINEERING COLLEGE, LUDHIANA is an authentic record of

training work.

Signature of the Student

The six month industrial training Viva–Voce Examination of ________ has been held on

___________ and accepted.

Signature of Internal Examiner Signature of External Examiner

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 ABSTRACT

Ancient people used talking drums and smoke signals to communicate with other. But today we

can wirelessly communicate across the planet. Telecom has become a symbol of human

development. The telecoms industry is currently facing major transformation. Providers are

trying to redefine their image and their relationship with the business and customer.

In the process of advancement in telecom industry , there is a huge need for a strong backbone

and core network . So, to create a strong backbone we need an assessment that includes an

anticipated return on our investment, understanding the equipment involved in the network,

implement some wireless-specific security measures to ensure that our wireless

communications are secure, understand our options & configure our network so that our

systems can run quickly and more efficiently.

Routers are communication devices used to connect two different networks. A router sorts

incoming data and distributes it to the correct destination. For example, if you have a network

within a single office building, many different devices from within the network may access

resources outside the network. The best example of this would be the Internet. A router ensures

that requests from within the network for information over the Internet are distributed to the

correct computer within the network.

Hence the selection of proper hardware/ routers and configuration of its parameters is

an essential job to keep our network up & running with efficiency.

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would like to express a deep sense of gratitude and thanks to HR Neelakshi sood and

technical head of connect broadband, bharatnagar.

We would like to credit our very special thanks to Mr. Tarik , Mr. Jagdeep singh, Mr

Devinder kumar for being our training guide,whose excellent guidance, constant

encouragement and motivation has inspired us a lot at all phases of our work, without whom

we would not be able to complete our training.

My special thanks go to Dr. Sehijpal singh, Principal G.N.D.E.C., Dr. Sandeep Singh

Gill, Head of Department (ECE) and Er. K.S.Mann, dean T&P for giving me such a great

opportunity.

I am immensely grateful to my parents, my family and my friends. They have always

supported me and taught me the things that matter most in life. I am proudly grateful to all of

them.

Thanking You,

PRASANT CHAUDHARY (1411178)

RAMAN LAL (1411184)

SATISH KUMAR (1411196)

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 ABOUT THE COMPANY

QUADRANT TELEVENTURES LTD.

At QUADRANT TELEVENTURES LTD (formerly known as HFCL Infotel Ltd) or

commonly named as CONNECT, all our energies are focused on realizing our vision - 'To be

the most admired telecommunication and infotainment service brand through innovation and

excellence'. We understand the importance of delivering quality products and services to

nurture long lasting relationships with our customers. It is our endeavour to create significant

value for all the stakeholders associated with the company. We truly believe in fundamentals of

accountability and transparency and will continue to strive for the highest corporate standards

thereby ensuring value creation for all.

The company is planning further investment in a phased manner to cover the Punjab telecom

circle completely. In line with the strategy followed by fixed-line service providers across the

globe Infotel is aiming at providing Triple play service - Voice, Data & Video.

"Connect has positioned itself as a 'Total Telecommunication Solution Provider' and offers a

complete portfolio of telecom services along with a host of value added services."

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1.1: Antenna 2

Figure 1.2: RJ 45Cable 2

Figure 1.3: CDMA Mobility 3

Figure 1.4: Broadband Services 3

Figure 1.5: TV through Broadband services 3

Figure 1.6: Mobility Services 4

Figure 1.7: GSM Services 4

Figure 1.8: WIFI Services 4

Figure 1.9: FTTH Services 5

Figure 1.10: MPLS Services 5

Figure 2.1: Login Screen 20

Figure 2.2: Change User Password 21

Figure 2.3: Main Screen 22

Figure 2.4: SAF Form 24

Figure 2.5: Customer’s Detail 25

Figure 2.6.: SAF Entry Window 25

Figure 2.7: DMA SAF Entry 26

Figure 2.8: ISDN Entry 26

Figure 2.9: Number Management Screen 28

Figure 3.1: Modern Multi-Service Access Nodes 30

Figure 3.2: RJ45 Connector 31

Figure 3.3: Colour Coding for RJ45 Connector 32

Figure 3.4: MSAN 33

Figure 3.5: Optical Network Unit 34

Figure 4.1: Main Screen 35

Figure 4.2: Oxygen Main Window Open 36

Figure 4.3: Subscriber’s Search 36

Figure 4.4: DSLS to DSL Migration Option Window 37

Figure 4.5: Number Search which has to be Change 37

Figure 4.6: Migration Window Open 38

Figure 4.7: Updation of Customer’s Detail 38

Figure 4.8: Main Screen to Initiate 39

Figure 4.9: Filling the Subscriber’s Details through SAF Code 40

Figure 4.10: Clicking the PST Initiate 41

Figure 4.11: Initial Stage of PST 41

Figure 4.12: Details of Subscriber 41

Figure 4.13: Next Stage of PST 42

Figure 4.14: Select the Subscriber’s Choice Plan 42

Figure 5.1: FMS 43

Figure 5.2: CSRB Cards 44

Figure 5.3: MSAN 45

Figure 5.4: Feeders 46

Figure 5.5: MUX 47

Figure 5.6: Pakhowal Road Node 47

Figure 5.7: Dhandari Kalan Node 48

Figure 5.8: Speed Graph 49

Figure 5.9: Ringer Card 49

Figure 5.10: SFP 50

Figure 5.11: CSRB Card 50

Figure 5.12: CSRB Card 1 51

 ABBREVIATIONS

CRC: Complaint Rectification Centre

RD: Resolution Department

CDMA: Code Division Multiple Access

CMG: Customer Management Group

CORDECT: It is a telecom technology

DBA: Database Administrator

DMA: Direct Marketing Agent.

DP: Distribution Point.

DSE: Data Support Engineer

FD: Front Desk

GUI: Graphical User Interface.

ISDN: Integrated Subscriber Digital Network

LAC: Loop Allocation Centre

LM: Limited Mobility

LSA: Local Service Agent.

MDF: Main Distribution Frame.

NE: Node Electronics

OSPMS: Outside Plant Management System

SAF: Subscriber Application Form

SW: Switch

SFD: Special Front Desk

TD: Test Desk

AS: Value Added Services

WLL: Wireless in Local Loop

 CONTENTS

Topic Page No.

Certificates by Company i

Candidates’ Declaration iv
Abstract vi

Acknowledgement vii
About the Company viii

List of Figures ix
Abbreviations xiii
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIZATION 1-15
1.1 About Company 1
1.2 Various Launches by company 2
1.3 Enterprises 5
1.4 Services 13

CHAPTER 2: SOFTWARE TRAINING WORK UNDERTAKEN 16-29

2.1 Oxygen 16
2.2 Purpose 16
2.3 Prerequisites 17
2.4 Target Users 17
2.5 Overview 17
2.6 Conventions Used 18
2.7 Definitions, Acronyms & Abbreviations 18
2.8 Getting Started 20
2.9 CMG Stage 27
2.10 Number Management Screen 28

CHAPTER 3: INDUSTRIAL TRAINING WORK UNDERTAKEN 30-34

3.1 Access Network 30
3.2 What is an RJ45 connector? 31

3.3 RJ11 connector 32

3.4 MSAN 32

3.5 ADSL 33

3.6 Optical Network Unit 34

CHAPTER 4: PROJECT WORK 35-42

4.1 DSLS to DSL Migration 35

4.2 PST Initiate 39

CHAPTER 5: RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 43-51

5.1 Result 43
5.2 Discussions 48

CHAPTER 6: CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE 52-53

6.1 Conclusion 52
6.2 Future Scope 53
REFERENCES 54