The osmo-bts control interface is currently supporting the following operations:

h2. generic

h3. trx.0.thermal-attenuation

The idea of this parameter is to attenuate the system output power as part of
thermal management.  In some cases the PA might be passing a critical level,
so an external control process can use this attribute to reduce the system
output power.

Please note that all values in the context of transmit power calculation
are integers in milli-dB (1/10000 bel), so the below example is setting
the attenuation at 3 dB:

<pre>
bsc_control.py -d localhost -p 4238 -s trx.0.thermal-attenuation 3000
Got message: SET_REPLY 1 trx.0.thermal-attenuation 3000
</pre>

<pre>
bsc_control.py -d localhost -p 4238 -g trx.0.thermal-attenuation
Got message: GET_REPLY 1 trx.0.thermal-attenuation 3000
</pre>


h2. sysmobts specific

h3. trx.0.clock-info

obtain information on the current clock status:

<pre>
bsc_control.py -d localhost -p 4238 -g trx.0.clock-info
Got message: GET_REPLY 1 trx.0.clock-info -100,ocxo,0,0,gps
</pre>

which is to be interpreted as:
* current clock correction value is -100 ppb
* current clock source is OCXO
* deviation between clock source and calibration source is 0 ppb
* resolution of clock error measurement is 0 ppt (0 means no result yet)
* current calibration source is GPS

When this attribute is set, any value passed on is discarded, but the clock
calibration process is re-started.


h3. trx.0.clock-correction

This attribute can get and set the current clock correction value:

<pre>
bsc_control.py -d localhost -p 4238 -g trx.0.clock-correction
Got message: GET_REPLY 1 trx.0.clock-correction -100
</pre>

<pre>
bsc_control.py -d localhost -p 4238 -s trx.0.clock-correction -- -99
Got message: SET_REPLY 1 trx.0.clock-correction success
</pre>