michalski wrote

  @alb3530 The interface is missing these fields. They have to add them so we can change this options.

When I say "They" I mean TP-Link 😁

  @alb3530 Theres an older tp link model with more options that this newer model. I also agree we should get more options since this is a much better device.

Basic stuff. It should already be supported day one in a device of this caliber.

BTW, this topic should be moved to some relevant section in this forums for more visibility.

Buried into a "Feature Request (Others)" alongside less relevant devices like smart bulbs and whatever is not good.

Joseph-TP wrote

  @alb3530 ,

Could you provide specific examples of which parameters need to be changed? If you can give the complete parameters, or even a screenshot, and send it here, that would be fine.
Of course, you can also send it to me privately via Message.

 

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@Joseph-TP

Hi, Joseph-TP!

The complete parameters list would be the following:

HARDWARE VERSION
GPON ONU MODEL

VENDOR PRODUCT CODE
SOFTWARE VERSION 1
SOFTWARE VERSION 2
LOID
LOID_PASSWD
ORGANIZATIONALLY UNIQUE IDENTIFIER (OUI)
DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER
LAN MAC ADDRESS
OMCC VERSION
OMCI TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT OPTIONS
OMCI FAKE OK

Below is an example of the parameters with "real" values (in the format PARAMETER_NAME = VALUE).
Here, we use Huawei HG8010H ONU information. The idea here is ISP will see TP-Link XX530v as if it was an Huawei HG8010H ONU

HARDWARE VERSION = 635.A
GPON ONU MODEL = HG8010H

VENDOR PRODUCT CODE = 99
SOFTWARE VERSION 1 = V3R015C10S106
SOFTWARE VERSION 2 = V3R015C10S106
LOID 0123456789
LOID_PASSWD 0123456789
ORGANIZATIONALLY UNIQUE IDENTIFIER (OUI) = 00259E
DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER = HWTC84115679
LAN MAC ADDRESS = 085be1f493A0
OMCC VERSION = 160
OMCI TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT OPTIONS = 1
OMCI FAKE OK = 1

Additional information about some parameters:

VENDOR PRODUCT CODE: This attribute is used to provide a vendor-specific product code (2 bytes) for
the ONT. Default is 340 

OMCC version: This attribute is used to identify the specific version of the OMCC protocol
being used by the ONU. This is used to allow the OLT to manage a network with ONUs that
support different OMCC versions. Default value is 160

OMCI FAKE OK (0 = Disable, 1 = Enable, Default is 0)

Some Fiber Vendor/Wholesale/ISP have explicit LAN Port Number provisioning or proprietary OMCI that ONT cant not understand, so setting OMCI FAKE OK to 1 will make ONT reply with OK to whatever OMCI OLT sends.

SOFTWARE VERSION 1 and SOFTWARE VERSION 2: normally both are the same value, but they might be different for some ONUS.

OMCI TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT OPTIONS (0 = Priority controlled upstream traffic, 1 = Cell rate controlled upstream traffic, 2 = priority and rate controlled)

This attribute identifies the upstream traffic management
function implemented in the ONU. There are two options:
1) "Priority controlled upstream traffic" (0x00): the upstream traffic coming from the user
is given a priority.
2) "Cell rate controlled upstream traffic" (0x01): the maximum upstream traffic of each
individual connection is guaranteed.

Default is 2 (priority and rate controlled)
Note that the Traffic management option will not apply to downstream traffic.

DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER: in some cases, it's the same as GPON Serial Number, but it might be different for some ONUs.

Some real devices that allow setting these parameters:

ODI DFP-34X-2C2
VSOL V2802RH

In devices like these, the parameters can be changed in a command window using TELNET, using commands like these: (example below include parameters already available in XX530v, like GPON SN, VENDOR ID, and GPON PASSWORD)

flash set GPON_PLOAM_PASSWD 1234567
flash set GPON_SN HWTC84115679
flash set PON_VENDOR_ID HWTC
flash set HW_HWVER 635.A
flash set GPON_ONU_MODEL HG8010H
flash set OMCI_SW_VER1 V3R015C10S106
flash set OMCI_SW_VER2 V3R015C10S106
flash set LOID 0123456789
flash set LOID_PASSWD 0123456789
flash set OUI 00259E
flash set HW_SERIAL_NO HWTC84115679
flash set ELAN_MAC_ADDR 085be1f493A0
flash set OMCI_OLT_MODE 21
flash set OMCC_VER 160
flash set OMCI_TM_OPT 1
flash set HW_CWMP_PRODUCTCLASS HG8010H
flash set OMCI_FAKE_OK 1

Please note some or these parameters are available in a script I've made for XX530v V1 (firmware 0.7.0), which can be seen inside red rectangle in the image below (all options inside red rectangle don't normally appear unless you run a script to expose them):

However, I don't know yet if they really work, or are just placeholders.