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Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Base station deploy engineers
l Maintenance engineers
l Network management engineers
Intended Audience
This manual has the following chapters:
Chapter Summary
2,Struct Describes the struct details , whose paramter format is "struct" in the page
"LTE eNodeB Parameters"
Parameter Name The parameter full name that shown on the GUI
Short Name The parameter short field name that shown on the EMS interface
Default Value The initial value of the parameter set by the system
Relevant Parameters Gives the relationship information between the related parameters
Relationship
EMS Path Gives the path information of the parameter shown on the GUI
A/M/No change Mark to indicate whether there is difference compared with the previous
version
Board Type Indicates the parameter applied to what kind of baseband board
II
1-1
1-2
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
1.1.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-3
Unit N/A
Range [0..128]
1-4
Unit N/A
1.1.4 eNodeB ID
Parameter Name
Description eNB ID
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule Must be unique within one PLMN, and subnet ID+eNodeB ID must
be unique within one OMMB.
1-5
Range [0..150]
Unit N/A
1.1.6 PLMN
Parameter Name
1-6
Description PLMN
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-7
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-8
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-9
Range 0:Disable,1:Enable
Unit N/A
1-10
Range [0..240]
Unit min
Default Value 60
Full Name The Shift Time Length for X2 Self Setup Function
1-11
Description The parameter indicates the time length from X2 policy parameters
and ANR policy parameters are configured to used.
Range [0..255]
Unit hr
Range [-141..-44]
Unit N/A
1-12
Range [-50..50]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-13
Range [-50..50]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-14
Range [1..4]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Unit N/A
1-15
Unit N/A
1-16
Range [1..300]
Unit s
Default Value 6
Unit N/A
1-17
Range 0:20bit,1:28bit
Unit N/A
1-18
Description Timer for decide No Data. After the timer expires, the user will be
diverted RRC Only state, and release PUCCH resources.
Range [1..200]
Unit s
Default Value 30
1-19
Range [50..100]
Unit %
Default Value 90
Unit N/A
1-20
Range [0..21600]
Unit N/A
1-21
Range [0..5000]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set according to the board's access capability.
The value cannot be set higher than the capability of the baseband
board.
1-22
Range [0..900]
Unit s
Default Value 60
1-23
Range [0..900]
Unit s
Default Value 30
Range [0..900]
Unit s
Default Value 60
1-24
Range [0..900]
Unit s
Default Value 30
1-25
Range [0..900]
Unit s
Default Value 30
Range [0..900]
Unit s
Default Value 30
1-26
Range [0..3600]
Unit s
1-27
Range [0..3600]
Unit s
Default Value 30
1-28
Range [0..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-29
Range [0..30]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
1-30
Range [0..30]
Unit N/A
Default Value 7
1.2 S1AP
S1AP Object
1.2.1 S1AP ID
Parameter Name
1-31
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.2.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
1-32
Unit N/A
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
1-33
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
1-34
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.2.6 S1 Priority
Parameter Name
Description S1 Priority
Range 0:Master,1:Backup
Unit N/A
1-35
1.3 X2AP
X2AP Object
1.3.1 X2AP ID
Parameter Name
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-36
1.3.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-37
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-38
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-39
1.4.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-40
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Description This parameter is the number of uplink antenna and the specific
antenna
1-41
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Description This parameter is the number of downlink antenna and the specific
antenna
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-42
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule Basically, the antenna bitmap is activated. It can be part of the
uplink antenna set.
1-43
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-44
Range [0..2]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..3],[15..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-45
Description Control the uplink carrier tilt of AAS, that will affect the coverage
area.
Unit degree
Default Value 0
1-46
Description Control the downlink carrier tilt of AAS, that will affect the coverage
area.
Unit degree
Default Value 0
1-47
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Planning parameter, all the cells configured on one baseband board
must have the same cell mode.
Unit dBm
1-48
Default Value 60
Unit dBm
Default Value 0
1-49
Description The parameter indicates the transmit power every resource element
of cell-specific reference signals of servered CP. The unit is dBm.
Unit dBm
Default Value 12
1.4.16 reservedByEUtranCellFDD
Parameter Name
1-50
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.4.17 CP ID
Parameter Name
Full Name CP ID
Range [0..254]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-51
Unit N/A
1-52
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-53
1.5 UE Paging
UE Paging
1.5.1 UE Paging ID
Parameter Name
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.5.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-54
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Abbreviated Name nB
1-55
Range 0:4T,1:2T,2:T,3:1/2T,4:1/4T,5:1/8T,6:1/16T,7:1/32T
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Set a bigger value when there are more Ues in the paging zone.
1-56
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:4
Unit N/A
Range 0:2,1:4,2:8,3:16
Unit N/A
1-57
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the longer delay to obtain the new SIB
message.
Description This parameter indicates a paging DRX cycle in IDLE state and
is delivered through system broadcast. When a UE receives this
parameter, it compares this parameter value with the configured one
and takes the smaller one as the cycle for paging channel listening.
One subframe is listened to in each cycle. This parameter affects
the paging cycle.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set too small, the power consumption of a UE
increases because the UE listens to the paging channel frequently.
If this parameter is set too large, calls may be severely delayed due
to delayed paging.
1-58
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-59
1.6.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-60
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule During the initial network deployment period, this parameter can be
set to 0 because the number of UEs is small. With the increase of
the cell load and the number of UEs, this parameter can be set to 1
or 2 as needed. The value 1 is applicable to the networking scenario
where the neighboring cells with different frequencies share the
same coverage or one neighboring cell includes another neighboring
cell. The value 2 is applicable to any networking scenario.
1-61
Description This parameter enables or disables the load control function in load
management and it determines whether the load control function is
enabled for the eNodeB. When this function is enabled, the services
of some UEs are disassembled or the rate of the GBR service is
lowered to decrease the load if the cell is overloaded.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule When this function is enabled, the load of an overloaded cell can
be decreased.
1-62
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule When this function is enabled, the potential load of a heavy-loaded
cell can be decreased.
1-63
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In a scenario where the devices from different manufacturers are
deployed, this parameter is configured by operators as required.
Description This parameter determines whether to output the cell load log.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-64
Description This parameter enables or disables the frequency priority policy for
intra-LTE load balancing. If it is set to 0, the frequency priority policy
is disabled. If it is set to 1, the frequency priority policy is enabled
and the universal policy is used. If it is set to 2, the frequency priority
policy is enabled and the WCP custom policy is used.
Unit N/A
1-65
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-66
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The values of the array members for each system range from 0
to 255. A high value indicates a high priority. The default value
0 indicates that there is no applicable neighboring cell for the
corresponding system. For each non-isolated serving cell, a load
balancing RAT priority should be configured for the corresponding
neighboring cells in the background.
1-67
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 60
Configuration Rule A larger value indicates that more cells can be selected as the
candidate target cells for load balancing and the cells with heavy
load are more likely to be selected. A smaller value indicates that
fewer cells can be selected as the candidate target cells for load
balancing and the cells with heavy load are less likely to be selected.
1-68
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 60
Configuration Rule A larger value indicates that more cells can be selected as the
candidate target cells for load balancing and the cells with heavy
load are more likely to be selected. A smaller value indicates that
fewer cells can be selected as the candidate target cells for load
balancing and the cells with heavy load are less likely to be selected.
1-69
Description This parameter indicates the threshold for triggering ZTE load
balancing in the uplink. If the average PRB usage of an LTE serving
cell in the uplink exceeds this threshold within the statistical window,
ZTE load balancing is performed in the uplink.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 65
Configuration Rule A large value may lead to a delay in initiating load balancing caused
by radio resources. A too small value may cause unnecessary
handover.
1-70
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 65
Configuration Rule A large value may lead to a delay in initiating load balancing caused
by radio resources. A too small value may cause unnecessary
handover.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
1-71
Default Value 70
Configuration Rule A large value may lead to a delay in initiating load balancing among
cross-manufacturer equipment caused by radio resources.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 70
Configuration Rule A large value may lead to a delay in initiating load balancing among
cross-manufacturer equipment caused by radio resources.
1-72
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 15
Configuration Rule This parameter is set according to the coverage type of which
neighboring cells are allowed to be selected as the target cells for
load balancing.
1-73
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the CSL custom policy is enabled, the universal policy is disabled.
1-74
Range [1..128]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a large value, the number of frequencies
that are used for configuring high priority is large.
1-75
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 70
Configuration Rule A large value may cause a delay in initiating camp load balancing. A
too small value may cause unnecessary configuration of UE-specific
cell reselection priority.
1-76
Description The function of load estimate for neighboring cells is a CSL custom
policy. This parameter enables or disables cell-based load estimate
for neighboring cells. The value of 0 indicates eNodeB-based load
estimate for neighboring cells and the value of 1 indicates cell-based
load estimate for neighboring cells.
Unit N/A
Range [0..100]
1-77
Unit %
Default Value 60
Configuration Rule A larger value indicates that more neighboring cells can be selected
as the candidate target cells for load balancing.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 60
Configuration Rule A larger value indicates that more neighboring cells can be selected
as the candidate target cells for inter-system load balancing.
1-78
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 90
Configuration Rule A larger value indicates that a cell is less likely to be overloaded.
1-79
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 90
Configuration Rule A larger value indicates that a cell is less likely to be overloaded.
1-80
Description This parameter indicates the load recovery threshold of the PRB
of a cell in the downlink.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 80
Configuration Rule A smaller value indicates that the appropriate load of a cell is less
likely to be recovered.
Description This parameter indicates the load recovery threshold of the PRB of
a cell in the uplink.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
1-81
Default Value 80
Configuration Rule A smaller value indicates that the appropriate load of a cell is less
likely to be recovered.
Description The Number of service, which is selected to drop to reduce the load
of present cell.
Range [1..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-82
Range [1..10]
Unit min
Default Value 2
1-83
Range [0..1]
Unit N/A
1-84
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Description The parameter is weight factor of PRB queue for handover. The
weight factor ucPRBQueueWeight reflects influence of PRB usage
of UE for Queuing, 100- ucPRBQueueWeight reflects influence of
basic prior of QoS for Queuing.
1-85
Unit %
Default Value 70
Description The parameter is threshold of UE PRB used rate report. The CMAC
reports the PRB used rate of a UE to the RRM when the PRB used
rate of the UE excced or equale to the ucUePrbUseRptThrd.
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 1
1-86
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-87
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-88
Description The parameter is switch for UE PRB threshold scheme. This switch
determines whether UE PRB threshold scheme is valid or not.
"Close" stands for "NOT valid", "Open" stands for "valid".
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-89
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-90
Description This parameter is the switch of CA Load Adjust. When the switch
is open, if the load of CA cell is higher than threshold, eNodeb will
choose CA UE and move the load to other CA cell, this make load
of CA Cell counterbalance.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-91
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 50
1-92
Description When the number of high load neighbor cell doesn't exceed this
parameter, it is possible to start load balancing function.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule If the value of this parameter is higher, it is easier to trigger the load
balancing function.
Range [1..65535]
Unit s
Default Value 30
1-93
Configuration Rule If the value of this parameter is higher, the frequency of implementing
load balancing is lower, and the load is reduced less effectively.
On the contrary, if the frequency of implementing load balancing is
higher, the load is reduced more effectively.
Range [1..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule If the value of this parameter is higher, there are more handover
users in each period. On the contrary, if the value of this parameter
is lower, there are fewer handover users during each period.
1-94
Range [1..50]
Unit N/A
Default Value 10
Configuration Rule If the value of this parameter is higher, there are more UEs that
are allocated with measurement configurations. On the contrary, if
the value of this parameter is lower, there are fewer UEs that are
allocated with measurement configurations.
1-95
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.7.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-96
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-97
Range 0:EEA0,1:128-EEA1,2:128-EEA2,3:128-EEA3,4:NULL
Unit N/A
1-98
Range 0:EIA0,1:128-EIA1,2:128-EIA2,3:128-EIA3,5:NULL
Unit N/A
1-99
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.8.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-100
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule According to the real network deployment, this parameter can
be set to "Open" only when RIM is supported by both LTE and
GERAN networks because NACC obtains the GERAN system
information through RIM that must be supported by both LTE and
GERAN systems. If both LTE and GERAN networks support RIM,
this parameter should be set to "Open" to reduce the inter-system
handover delay of UEs as possible.
1-101
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter can be set to "Open" if both the MME and UTRAN
networks support RIM and NACC and R9 redirection must be
enabled for the eNodeB; otherwise, it is set to "Close".
1-102
Range [1..32]
Unit N/A
Default Value 8
Configuration Rule If the value of this parameter is set too large, there will be too
many R9 redirection messges and the messages will not be sent
successfully.
If the value of this parameter is set too small, the cells of R9
redirection will be few. Redirection delay will be affected.
1-103
Range [1..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 8
Configuration Rule If the value of this parameter is set too high, there will be too many
R9 redirection messges and messages will not be sent successfully.
If the value of this parameter is set too low, the cells of R9 redirection
will be few. Redirection delay will be affected.
1.9.1 UE Timer ID
Parameter Name
1-104
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.9.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-105
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Description Upon detecting radio link problems, the UE shall start T310_UE.
Upon receiving N311 _UE consecutive in-sync indications from
lower layers, upon triggering the handover procedure and upon
initiating the connection re-establishment procedure. If security
is not activated: go to RRC_IDLE else: initiate the connection
re-establishment procedure
Range 0:0,1:50,2:100,3:200,4:500,5:1000,6:2000
Unit ms
1-106
Full Name Timer for UE to Monitor Radio Link Failure to Idle (T311_UE)
Description The parameter indicates the time length for UE switch to idle upon
initiating the RRC connection re-establishment procedure. Upon
initiating the RRC connection re-establishment procedure, UE
starts this timer. When selection of a suitable E-UTRA cell or a cell
using another RAT, UE stops this timer. When timer is expired, UE
switches to IDLE.
Range 0:1000,1:3000,2:5000,3:10000,4:15000,5:20000,6:30000
Unit ms
1-107
Full Name Timer for UE to Wait for RRC Connection Response (T300)
Description The parameter indicates Timer for UE to wait for RRC connection
response. UE will start T300 after sending RRC CONNECTION
REQUEST message.The T300 will be stopped before it expires if :
1. UE received RRCConnectionSetup or RRCConnectionReject;
2. cell re-selection occurred;
3. UE NAS layer terminated RRC connection establishment
procedure;
When T300 expires, UE will:
1.reset MAC
2.release the MAC configuration
3.re-establish RLC for all RBs that are established, and inform upper
layers about the failure of establish the RRC connection.
Range 0:100,1:200,2:300,3:400,4:600,5:1000,6:1500,7:2000
Unit ms
1-108
Full Name Timer for UE to Wait for RRC Re-Connection Response (T301)
Range 0:100,1:200,2:300,3:400,4:600,5:1000,6:1500,7:2000
Unit ms
1-109
Full Name Timer for UE to Wait for RRC Re-Connection Request (T302)
Description The parameter indicates the time length for UE to wait for RRC
connection request retry after reception of RRC connection reject.
When UE receives RRC connection reject, UE will start Timer
(T302). When T302 expires, UE will retry RRC connection request
Range [1..16]
Unit s
Default Value 3
1-110
Range 0:50,1:100,2:150,3:200,4:500,5:1000,6:2000
Unit ms
Description During the handover from LTE to GERAN via CCO, when UE
receives handover command, UE will start T304. If handover is
successful, UE will stop T304. If T304 expired, UE will start T311
and perform re-establishment on the 'best cell'.
1-111
Range 0:100,1:200,2:500,3:1000,4:2000,5:4000,6:8000
Unit ms
Description Upon receiving Cell re-selection priority expiry timer, UE will start
T320. When T320 is running , the Cell re-selection priority provided
by the idleModeMobilityControlInfo or inherited from another RAT
is valid. When T320 expires, the Cell re-selection priorityprovided
by the idleModeMobilityControlInfo or inherited from another RAT
is invalid, ue should apply the cell reselection priority information
broadcast in the system information. The parameter is the mobility
parameter in idle.
Range 0:5,1:10,2:20,3:30,4:60,5:120,6:180
Unit min
1-112
Range 0:1,1:2,2:3,3:4,4:6,5:8,6:10,7:20
Unit N/A
1-113
Range 0:1,1:2,2:3,3:4,4:5,5:6,6:8,7:10
Unit N/A
1-114
Description This timer defines the interval during which UE is in inactivity state
Range 0:1s,1:2s,2:3s,3:5s,4:7s,5:10s,6:15s,7:20s,8:25s,9:30s,10:40s,11:5
0s,12:1min,13:1min20s,14:1min40s,15:2min,16:2min30s,17:3min,1
8:3min30s,19:4min,20:5min,21:6min,22:7min,23:8min,24:9min,25:1
0min,26:12min,27:14min,28:17min,29:20min,30:24min,31:28min,32
:33min,33:38min,34:44min,35:50min,36:1hr,37:1hr30min,38:2hr,3
9:2hr30min,40:3hr,41:3hr30min,42:4hr,43:5hr,44:6hr,45:8hr,46:10
hr,47:13hr,48:16hr,49:20hr,50:1day,51:1day12hr,52:2day,53:2day-
12hr,54:3day,55:4day,56:5day,57:7day,58:10day,59:14day,60:19d-
ay,61:24day,62:30day,63:MoreThan30day
Unit N/A
1-115
Range 0:1s,1:2s,2:3s,3:5s,4:7s,5:10s,6:15s,7:20s,8:25s,9:30s,10:40s,11:5
0s,12:1min,13:1min20s,14:1min40s,15:2min,16:2min30s,17:3min,1
8:3min30s,19:4min,20:5min,21:6min,22:7min,23:8min,24:9min,25:1
0min,26:12min,27:14min,28:17min,29:20min,30:24min,31:28min,32
:33min,33:38min,34:44min,35:50min,36:1hr,37:1hr30min,38:2hr,3
9:2hr30min,40:3hr,41:3hr30min,42:4hr,43:5hr,44:6hr,45:8hr,46:10
hr,47:13hr,48:16hr,49:20hr,50:1day,51:1day12hr,52:2day,53:2day-
12hr,54:3day,55:4day,56:5day,57:7day,58:10day,59:14day,60:19d-
ay,61:24day,62:30day,63:MoreThan30day
Unit N/A
1-116
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.10.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-117
Range GlobalSwitchInformation=%,##GlobleSwitchInformationId
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-118
Range 0:Close,1:Static,2:Dynamic,3:Reserved
Unit N/A
1-119
Description This parameter enables or disables MME load balancing. For the
eNodeB connected to multiple MMEs, if this function is enabled,
MMEs are selected for a newly accessed UE according to the
relative MME capacity; if this function is disabled, MMEs are
randomly selected.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-120
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-121
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule When this function is enabled, a UE can be released to save air
interface resources if the UE does not transmit and receive data
during a period of time.
1-122
Description This parameter enables or disables the ETWS function for the
eNodeB. If this parameter is set to "Open", the eNodeB supports
the ETWS function and processes the ETWS alarm messages
delivered by the CN. If this parameter is set to "Close", the eNodeB
does not support the ETWS function and ignores the ETWS alarm
messages delivered by the CN.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-123
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-124
Description This parameter enables or disables the FTP function from the
eNodeB to the UBAS of the CN. If this function is enabled, the
eNodeB reports the statistics that reflect the busy-idle condition of
cells to the CN and the CN then makes inter-cell traffic balancing
adjustment according to the information. If this function is disabled,
the eNodeB does not report traffic control information to the CN.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to "Open", the eNodeB reports the cell load
information to the CN in time, which contributes to inter-cell traffic
balancing and proper resource usage.
1-125
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule During network planning, if the IP address of this CN FTP server
changes, this parameter indicates the modified address.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-126
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-127
Description This parameter enables or disables periodic ANR for the system.
If this parameter is set to "Open", periodic ANR is enabled. A
neighboring cell can be detected and selected as a candidate target
cell before a handover. In this way, the handover success rate can
be improved, but the traffic in the cells may be slightly affected.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-128
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-129
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-130
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can serve UEs better
according to the capability of UEs.
1-131
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can serve UEs better
according to the capability of UEs.
1-132
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to "Open", a UE can support more than
four services.
Description This parameter enables or disables the handover from LTE cells
to GSM cells through CCO. If this function is enabled, a UE can
be handed over to a GSM cell through CCO when the eNodeB
detects that the UE meets the handover conditions. If this function is
disabled, the eNodeB does not enable the handover of UEs from an
LTE cell to a GSM cell through CCO.
1-133
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can serve users better based
on the system resources.
Description This parameter enables or disables the PS handover from LTE cells
to GSM cells. If this function is enabled, a UE can be handed over
to a GSM cell when the eNodeB detects that the UE meets the
handover conditions. If this function is disabled, the eNodeB does
not enable the PS handover of UEs from an LTE cell to a GSM cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-134
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can serve users better based
on the system resources.
Description This parameter enables or disables the PS handover from LTE cells
to GSM cells. If this function is enabled, a UE can be handed over
to a CDMA cell when the eNodeB detects that the UE meets the
handover conditions. If this function is disabled, the eNodeB does
not enable the PS handover of UEs from an LTE cell to a CDMA cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can serve users better based
on the system resources.
1-135
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can serve users better based
on the system resources.
1-136
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can serve users better based
on the system resources.
1-137
Description This parameter enables or disables the SRVCC mobility from LTE
cells to UTRAN cells. If this function is enabled, a voice service can
be handed over to a UTRAN cell when the eNodeB detects that
the UE meets the SRVCC mobility conditions. If this parameter is
set to "Close", the eNodeB does not enable a voice service to be
handed over to a UTRAN cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can provide better voice
service for users based on the system resources.
1-138
Description This parameter enables or disables the SRVCC mobility from LTE
cells to GSM cells. If this function is enabled, a voice service can
be handed over to a GSM cell when the eNodeB detects that the
UE meets the SRVCC mobility conditions. If this parameter is set to
"Close", the eNodeB does not enable a voice service to be handed
over to a GSM cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can provide better voice
service for users based on the system resources.
Description This parameter enables or disables the SRVCC mobility from LTE
cells to CDMA cells. If this function is enabled, a voice service can
be handed over to a CDMA cell when the eNodeB detects that the
UE meets the SRVCC mobility conditions. If this parameter is set to
"Close", the eNodeB does not enable a voice service to be handed
over to a CDMA cell.
1-139
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can provide better voice
service for users based on the system resources.
Description This parameter enables or disables the CSFB mobility from LTE
cells to GSM cells. If this function is enabled, a voice service can be
fell back to a GSM cell when the eNodeB detects that the UE meets
the CSFB mobility conditions. If this parameter is set to "Close",
the eNodeB does not enable a voice service to be fell back to a
GSM cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-140
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can provide better voice
service for users based on the system resources.
Description This parameter enables or disables the CSFB mobility from LTE
cells to CDMA cells. If this function is enabled, a voice service
can be fell back to a CDMA cell when the eNodeB detects that the
UE meets the CSFB mobility conditions. If this parameter is set
to "Close", the eNodeB does not enable a voice service to be fell
back to a CDMA cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the eNodeB can provide better voice
service for users based on the system resources.
1-141
Description This parameter enables or disables load balancing from LTE cells to
UTRAN cells. If this function is enabled, the eNodeB transfers load
to a UTRAN cell when it detects that the load of the serving cell is
too high and the load balancing conditions are met. If this function is
disabled, the eNodeB does not transfer load to a UTRAN cell when
it detects that the load of the serving cell is too high.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Enabling of this function contributes to the proper usage of UTRAN
resources.
1-142
Description This parameter enables or disables load balancing from LTE cells
to GSM cells. If this function is enabled, the eNodeB transfers load
to a GSM cell when it detects that the load of the serving cell is too
high and the load balancing conditions are met. If this function is
disabled, the eNodeB does not transfer load to a GSM cell when it
detects that the load of the serving cell is too high.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Enabling of this function contributes to the proper usage of GSM
resources.
1-143
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to "Open", the extended services with the
QCI greater than eight are supported.
1-144
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Enabling of this function can decrease the transit delay and jitter of
TCP services.
1-145
Description This parameter enables or disables the ROHC function for the
eNodeB. If this parameter is set to "Open", the eNodeB supports
the ROHC function. If this parameter is set to "Close", the eNodeB
does not support this function.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Enabling of this function helps save the resources of the air interface
because the VoIP service compresses transmitted data on the air
interface.
1-146
Description This parameter enables or disables the TCP traffic control function
for the eNodeB. The TCP traffic control function determines whether
the RNLU controls the TCP traffic fluctuation caused by the network.
If this parameter is set to "Open", the user plane controls the traffic
of TCP packets to avoid TCP packet loss caused by the traffic burst
in the network. However, enabling of this function may increase the
overhead of the RNLU. If this parameter is set to "Close", the TCP
traffic burst in the network cannot be controlled.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to "Open", the user plane controls the traffic
of TCP packets to avoid TCP packet loss caused by the traffic burst
in the network. However, enabling of this function may increase the
overhead of the RNLU. If this parameter is set to "Close", the TCP
traffic burst in the network cannot be controlled.
1-147
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-148
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-149
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-150
Description None
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-151
Range 0:Close,
1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This function is applicable for boards and cannot be controlled
from the EMS. It is recommended to configure this function for test
instead of commercial use.
1-152
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set to "Open" if users require that the UU interface
does not overwrite the current ETWS alarm message with a new
message when the new alarm message delivered by the CN is the
same as the previous one.
This parameter is set to "Close" if users require that the UU interface
overwrites the current ETWS alarm message with a new message
when the new alarm message delivered by the CN is the same as
the previous one.
1-153
Description This parameter enables or disables the CPU load control function
that limits the CPU load of the CC board to a safe range. If this
parameter is set to "Close", the call traffic on the CC board is not
restricted. In this case, some faults, such as CPU overload, eNodeB
restart, and out of service of cells, may occur in case of heavy traffic.
If this parameter is set to "Open", the eNodeB restricts the CPU
load of the CC board to a safe range by controlling the call traffic
on the board.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter should be configured based on the handling capacity
of the hardware of the eNodeB, the universal outgoing traffic model,
and the CPU load control threshold that is obtained through tests
to ensure a proper CPU load. By default, this parameter is set to
"Open" on site. It should be set to "Close" for high capacity, heavy
traffic, and system performance tests.
1-154
Description This parameter indicates the way in which the system time is
delivered in SIB8.
If it is set to "Close", only the re-selection and blind redirection
between LTE and CDMA is allowed.
If it is set to "SynchronousSystemTime", handover,
measurement-based redirection, and measurement-based
enhanced 1xRTT CSFB from LET to CDMA can be performed if
there is no timing deviation between E UTRA and CDMA2000.
If it is set to "AsynchronousSystemTime", handover,
measurement-based redirection, and measurement-based
enhanced 1xRTT CSFB from LET to CDMA can be performed if
there is a timing deviation between E UTRA and CDMA2000.
Unit N/A
1-155
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The same carrier resource of the eNodeB is available for only one
operator but different carrier resources can be available for multiple
operators.
1-156
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter can be set to "Open" if there are many UEs in a cell
and the resources required by the UEs are less than those available
in this cell. With this function enabled, radio resources are re-used
by different UEs to improve the resource usage rate.
1-157
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter can be set to "Open" if the cross-shelf delay
is long. In this case, soft combining may be affected to some
extent. For other scenarios, soft combining is recommended. It is
recommended to disable this function for commercial use.
1-158
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Description None
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-159
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-160
Description The parameter is the switch of CSFB between LTE and UTRAN.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-161
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Full Name Switch for Up-ftp and Down-ftp Transmitting at The Same Time
1-162
Description Switch for Up-ftp and Down-ftp transmitting at the same time
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-163
Description The parameter is the switch for RLF KPI E-RAB Drop Report, and is
used to Open/Close the SRS stub card, UL HARQ FAIL, DL HARQ
FAIL, MSG0 no response E-RAB Drop KPI Report.0 is used to close
all, if 0 is configed, can't config others
Unit N/A
1-164
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-165
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-166
Description The parameter is the switch for MFBI (Multiple Frequency Band
Indicator) feature, and is used to Open/Close the MFBI feature of
the eNB according to the demand of operator.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-167
Description Handover switch based Frequency Priority with PLMN. When the
switch is opened,if the access/handover-in frequency is not the
same with all configured frequency in 'Frequency Priority Based
PLMN'(Downlink Center Carrier Frequency in 'Frequency Priority
Based PLMN'), the new access/handover-in user will be handover
to the high priority frequency according to the configurataion based
PLMN(Downlink Center Carrier Frequency in 'Frequency Priority
Based PLMN').
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule By default, this function is disabled. This function is applicable to the
improvement and deployment of large-scale networks in network
sharing. In the boundary of the shared network and non-shared
network, this function is enabled. In the eNB area that is in the
boundary loop for shared networks, the users are handed over to
the preferred frequency point immediately, avoiding co-channel
interference.
1-168
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.11.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
1-169
Unit N/A
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
1-170
Configuration Rule This parameter is used to configure the number of ARP segments.
A larger value indicates more accurate basic priority mapping
and more complex mapping relationship. It is recommended that
the ARP with the value ranging from 1 to 15 be divided into three
segments, representing three levels respectively: gold, silver, and
copper. In this way, the user services with different segment levels
can be processed separately. This parameter should be configured
based on ARPThresh. If the value of ARPSegNum is greater than
1, the number of ARPThresh cannot be less than the difference
between ARPSegNum and 1. If the value of ARPSegNum is 1, the
number of ARPThresh cannot be less than ARPSegNum.
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
1-171
Configuration Rule An ARP is segmented to map other priority types, such as basic
priority, DSCP, and PBR. This parameter should be configured
based on the number of ARP segments. If the number of APR
segments is greater than 1, the number of ARP threshold values
cannot be less than the difference between the number of APR
segments and 1. If the number of APR segments is 1, the number
of ARP threshold values cannot be less than the number of APR
segments. If the ARP with the value ranging from 1 to 15 is divided
into three segments, two thresholds are required. The first threshold
is 5, which indicates that the values 1 to 5 represent the segment
level of copper. The second threshold is 10, which indicates that the
values 6 to 10 represent the segment level of silver, and 11 to 15 the
segment level of gold. In this way, the user services with different
segment levels can be processed separately.
1-172
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule GBR services are segmented based on delay and the segments are
used as the reference for basic priority. The delay threshold is also
divided into three segments. More segments indicate more complex
processing. There are fewer types of GBR services; therefore it is
unnecessary to divide the services into more segments currently.
Range [0..65535]
Unit ms
1-173
Configuration Rule GBR services are segmented based on delay and the segments are
used as the reference for basic priority. The delay threshold is also
divided into three segments. More segments indicate more complex
processing. There are fewer types of GBR services; therefore it is
unnecessary to divide the services into more segments currently.
By default, the GBR services with the delay threshold equal to or
less than 50 ms are class 1 services (short delay services), greater
than 50 ms and equal to or less than 100 ms class 2 services,
and greater than 100 ms class 3 services. This parameter can be
modified by operators as required.
Full Name The Segment Number of Threshold for NGBR Service Delay
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
1-174
Configuration Rule NGBR services are segmented based on delay and the segments
are used as the reference for basic priority. The delay threshold is
also divided into three segments. More segments indicate more
complex processing. There are fewer types of NGBR services;
therefore it is unnecessary to divide the services into more segments
currently.
Range [0..65535]
Unit ms
1-175
Configuration Rule NGBR services are segmented based on delay and the segments
are used as the reference for basic priority. The delay threshold is
also divided into three segments. More segments indicate more
complex processing. There are fewer types of NGBR services;
therefore it is unnecessary to divide the services into more segments
currently. By default, the NGBR services with the delay threshold
equal to or less than 100 ms are class 1 services (short delay
services), greater than 100 ms and equal to or less than 300 ms
class 2 services, and greater than 300 ms class 3 services.
Description This parameter indicates the ARP value for emergency service
bearers that can be configured by operators.
If the ARP value for a UE to set up a service matches the value
of this parameter, the service is an emergency call service. If this
function is supported, the network gives priority to the bearer if the
service is identified as an emergency call service.
1-176
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set to "Not Support" by default because it is not
available currently. If this function is supported, the network gives
priority to the bearer if the service is identified as an emergency
call service.
Description None
Unit N/A
1-177
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the threshold of the packet loss rate.
If the packet loss rate is less than or equal to this threshold,
downlink forwarding should be enabled. The receiver performs data
forwarding. Protocols defines that the minimum packet loss rate
is 1.0E-6. If this parameter is set to a large value, the coverage
of data forwarding during a handover is large, but the packet loss
rate of a service is low. If this parameter is set to a small value, the
packet loss rate is high. Data forwarding is usually not required
for UM services.
1-178
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.12.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-179
Range [0..256]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule QCI 1-9 are configured according to 3GPP TS 23.203. If extended
QCIs are required, new QCIs must meet the requirements of the
core network.
1-180
Description This parameter indicates the service packet QoS delay (in ms). It
is defined by 3GPP 23 serial protocols that specifies that a packet
is not necessarily discarded even if the real delay is greater than
the Packet Delay Budget (PDB).
Range [0..65535]
Unit ms
Configuration Rule This parameter cannot be modified in the background and is used
only for reference.
1-181
Description This is a QoS Packet Loss Rate (PLR) parameter and indicates the
upper limit of the SDU packet loss rate without network congestion.
It is a performance indicator reflecting the process from delivering at
the sender to demodulating at the receiver.
Unit N/A
1-182
Unit N/A
Range [1..256]
Unit N/A
1-183
Default Value 2
Range 0:GBR,1:Non-GBR
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter cannot be modified freely because QCIs vary with
service bearer types.
1-184
Description This parameter indicates the timer of PHR reporting. If this timer
expires, PHR reporting is triggered.
Range 0:sf10,1:sf20,2:sf50,3:sf100,4:sf200,5:sf500,6:sf1000,7:Infinity
Unit N/A
1-185
Description This parameter indicates the timer for disabling PHR reporting.
PHR reporting is triggered if this timer expires and the change of
path loss exceeds the pass loss change threshold since the last
transmission of a PHR when there are UL resources available for a
new transmission for UEs.
Range 0:sf0,1:sf10,2:sf20,3:sf50,4:sf100,5:sf200,6:sf500,7:sf1000
Unit N/A
1-186
Description This parameter indicates the DL path loss change threshold for PHR
reporting. PHR reporting is triggered if the timer ucPhtPhrTimer
expires and the change of path loss exceeds the pass loss change
threshold since the last transmission of a PHR when there are UL
resources available for a new transmission for UEs.
Range 0:dB1,1:dB3,2:dB6,3:Infinity
Unit N/A
1-187
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The QCI delay and packet loss requirements are specified by
protocols. In Acknowledged mode, few packets are lost but the
delay is long. In Unacknowledged mode, more packets are lost but
the delay is short.
1-188
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 64
Configuration Rule A higher value indicates a higher QCI priority if other parameters are
the same. This parameter is configured as required by operators.
Range 0:7bit,1:12bit
Unit N/A
1-189
Configuration Rule In UM mode, this parameter is the SN size of PDCP PDUs. The SN
size depends on the lost synchronization probability of the value
of COUNT between the eNodeB and the UE. A larger SN size
indicates more overhead. A long SN is generally used for the data
with a large IP packet size, such as file transfer, Web browsing,
and e-mail services.
Description This parameter indicates the SN size range (in bits) in UM mode.
Range 0:5bit,1:10bit
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In UM mode, this parameter is the RLC SN size. The SN size
depends on the lost synchronization probability. If this parameter is
set to 1 (10bit), extra overhead may be introduced.
1-190
Range 0:40,1:80
Unit ms
1-191
Description This parameter indicates the duration of the timer for discarding
PDCP SDUs. This timer starts when the PDCP receives an SDU
from the upper layer. If no indication is received from the RLC layer
when the timer expires, the SDU is discarded.
Range 0:50,1:100,2:150,3:300,4:500,5:750,6:1500,7:infinity
Unit ms
1-192
Description This parameter indicates the uplink SPS period and is used for
uplink SPS. It is configured when uplink SPS is reconfigured.
Range 0:10,1:20,2:32,3:40,4:64,5:80,6:128,7:160,8:320,9:640
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is associated with the packet arriving period of the
QCI service configured with SPS. If one packet arrives per 20
ms, it is recommended to configure this parameter to 20 ms. The
configuration of the SPS period for other QCIs depends on the
packet arriving rules. In these cases, packets arrive regularly not
always in a fixed interval. This parameter is configured according to
the packet arriving rules of the QCI services enabling SPS. If there
are multiple services enabling SPS, the SPS period of the UE is the
minimum value of the periods configured for these services. Only
QCI1 can enable SPS currently.
1-193
Description This parameter indicates the downlink SPS period and is used for
downlink SPS. It is configured when downlink SPS is reconfigured.
Range 0:10,1:20,2:32,3:40,4:64,5:80,6:128,7:160,8:320,9:640
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is associated with the packet arriving period of the
QCI service configured with SPS. If one packet arrives per 20
ms, it is recommended to configure this parameter to 20 ms. The
configuration of the SPS period for other QCIs depends on the
packet arriving rules. In these cases, packets arrive regularly not
always in a fixed interval. This parameter is configured according to
the packet arriving rules of the QCI services enabling SPS. If there
are multiple services enabling SPS, the SPS period of the UE is the
minimum value of the periods configured for these services. Only
QCI1 can enable SPS currently.
1-194
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.13.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
1-195
Unit N/A
Range [1..256]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-196
Configuration Rule QCI 1-9 are configured according to 3GPP TS 23.203. If extended
QCIs are required, new QCIs must meet the requirements of the
core network.
Description This parameter indicates the ARP segment ID. An ARP is divided
into several segments based on the related thresholds. Then the
ARP segment ID is obtained.
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule A new QCI should be added when it is necessary to configure DRX
parameters for a new QCI.
1-197
1.13.5 DSCP ID
Parameter Name
Description This parameter indicates the DSCP ID. During the mapping between
QCI and ARP, the ARP segment ID and QCI map this DSCP ID.
Range [0..63]
Unit N/A
Default Value 46
1-198
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-199
1.14.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-200
Range [5..256]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule A new QCI should be added when it is necessary to configure DRX
parameters for a new QCI.
1-201
Description This parameter indicates the ARP segment ID. An ARP is divided
into several segments based on ARP segments and ARP segment
threshold.
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule If the number of ARP segments is increased, the related parameters
should be configured accordingly.
Description This parameter indicates the logical channel direction, uplink and
downlink. It is used to determine whether the PBR is configured for
the uplink or the downlink directions.
Range 0:Uplink,1:Downlink
Unit N/A
1-202
Configuration Rule The PBR configuration of each QCI must contain these two logical
channel directions.
Range [0..10000000]
Unit kbps
Default Value 32
1-203
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-204
1.15.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-205
Description This parameter indicates an ARP segment ID. The value range is
from 1 to ARPSegNum (the number of allocated and reserved ARP
segments). This parameter corresponds to an ARP segment.
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-206
Description This parameter indicates the QoS service type. The total number of
service types is one more than the sum of GBRDelaySegNum and
NGBRDelaySegNum (GBRDelaySegNum + NGBRDelaySegNum +
1). Where, GBRDelaySegNum indicates the number of GBR service
delay segments and NGBRDelaySegNum indicates the number of
NGBR service delay segments.
0: SIP
1: GBR1 (delay GBRDelayTh[0])
2: GBR2 (GBRDelayTh[0] < delay GBRDelayTh[1])
3: GBR3 (GBRDelayTh[1] < delay GBRDelayTh[2])
i: GBRi (GBRDelayTh[GBRDelaySegNum 2] < delay
GBRDelayTh[GBRDelaySegNum 1])
i+1: NGBR1 (delay NGBRDelayTh[0])
i+2: NGBR2 (NGBRDelayTh[0] < delay NGBRDelayTh[1])
i+3: NGBR2 (NGBRDelayTh1] < delay NGBRDelayTh[2])
i+j: NGBRi (NGBRDelayTh[NGBRDelaySegNum 2] <
delay NGBRDelayTh[NGBRDelaySegNum 1]) Where, i =
GBRDelaySegNum and j = NGBRDelaySegNum.
Range 0:SIP,[1..30]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the number of GBR PDB segments or NGBR PDB segments
increases, the value range must be expanded with the corresponding
values.
1-207
Range [0..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 15
Configuration Rule The basic priority can be adjusted according to the charging policies
of the operator.
1-208
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
1-209
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-210
1.16.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-211
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
1.16.4 Cell ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-212
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-213
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.16.7 PCI
Parameter Name
1-214
Description The parameter is used to identify a cell. There are 504 unique
physical-layer cell identities. The physical-layer cell identities are
grouped into 168 unique physical-layer cell-identity groups, each
group containing three unique identities. The grouping is such
that each physical-layer cell identity is part of one and only one
physical-layer cell-identity group. And the physical cell identities
are space multiplexing and programmed by network programming
people.
Range [0..503]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Description None
Range [0..503]
Unit N/A
1-215
Description Emergency alarm area code. If the value is the same as the value
received from core network, the earthquake and tsunami message
will be send to UE.
Range [0..16777215]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-216
1.16.10 TAC
Parameter Name
Description The parameter is used to identify a tracking area within the scope of
a PLMN.The parameter is used for UE location management.The
parameter is configured by operator.
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule TAC must falls into the area supported by core network, and should
be same as the MME side.
1-217
Range [5..12000]
Unit 10 m
Default Value 53
Description The parameter indicates the cyclic preamble length used all downlink
physical channels except PRACH in non MBSFN subframe. If the
cyclic preamble length is normal_cyclic_prefix, there are 7 OFDM
symbol in a slot. If the cyclic preamble length is extended cyclic
prefix, there are 6 OFDM symbol in a slot.
1-218
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule You can Set this parameter to Extended Cyclic Prefix in a very far
cell scenario.
Unit N/A
1-219
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The port number should be less than or equal to the antenna number
1-220
Description The parameter indicates the frequency band for downlink and uplink
frequency. The downlink and uplink frequency is own to the same
band.
Range [1..5],[7..14],[17..28],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-221
Unit MHz
1-222
1-223
{freqBandInd==23}[2010],
{freqBandInd==24}[1636.5],
{freqBandInd==25}[1860],
{freqBandInd==26}[824],
{freqBandInd==27}[817],
{freqBandInd==28}[713],
{freqBandInd==101}[970]
1-224
Unit MHz
1-225
1-226
Abbreviated Name pb
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule A larger or smaller value can not guarantee the power allocated
to PDSCH.
1-227
Unit N/A
1-228
Description The parameter is cell reserved indicator for operator use. If the value
is 'reserved', the cell cannot be camped on, except for particular
UEs, if so indicated in the system information.
Unit N/A
1-229
Description The parameter indicates the downlink system band width. It is used
to determine the position of frequency for downlink physical channel
and the resource allocation
Range 0:1.4(6RB),1:3(15RB),2:5(25RB),3:10(50RB),4:15(75RB),5:20(1
00RB)
Unit MHz
Description The parameter indicates the uplink system band width. It is used
to determine the position of frequency for uplink physical channel
and the resource allocation
Range 0:1.4(6RB),1:3(15RB),2:5(25RB),3:10(50RB),4:15(75RB),5:20(1
00RB)
Unit MHz
1-230
Description The DRX Switch for GBR service controls whether DRX for GBR
service is closed or not. If he DRX Switch for GBR service is closed,
discontinuous reception (DRX) can not be used for a UE with GBR
services.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the UE data service is GBR,such as voice, video, then NMS
use this parameter to notifies whether or not enable the UE DRX
function.
1-231
Description The DRX Switch for NGBR service controls whether DRX for NGBR
service is closed or not. If he DRX Switch for NGBR service is
closed, discontinuous reception (DRX) can not be used for a UE
with NGBR services.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the UE data service is NGBR,such as e-mail, then NMS use this
parameter to notifies whether or not enable the UE DRX function.
1-232
Unit N/A
1.16.26 Latitude
Parameter Name
1-233
Unit N/A
1.16.27 Longitude
Parameter Name
Unit N/A
1-234
Description The parameter indicates the Minimum MCS Value for Uplink
configured by high layer for cell .
Range [0..12]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-235
Description The parameter indicates the Maximum MCS Value for Uplink
configured by high layer for cell .
Range [0..28]
Unit N/A
Default Value 28
Description The parameter indicates the Minimum MCS Value for Downlink
configured by high layer for cell .
Range [0..28]
Unit N/A
1-236
Default Value 0
Description The parameter indicates the Maximum MCS Value for Downlink
configured by high layer for cell .
Range [0..28]
Unit N/A
Default Value 28
1-237
Range [1..100]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule It has relationship with bandwidth, the default value is highly
recommended
1-238
Range 0:1,1:2,2:3,3:4,4:5,5:6,6:8,7:9,8:10,9:12,10:15,11:16,12:18,13:20,14
:24,15:25,16:27,17:30,18:32,19:36,20:40,21:45,22:48,23:50,24:54,2
5:60,26:64,27:72,28:75,29:80,30:81,31:90,32:96,33:100
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule It has relationship with bandwidth, the default value is highly
recommended
1-239
Range 0:500,1:750,2:1280,3:1920,4:2560,5:5120,6:10240,7:Infinity
Unit sf
Description The parameter indicates the CFI Value configured by high layer for
cell . The CFI Value could be 1, 2 , 3 or could be configured as
auto-adjusted.
Range 0:Auto-Adjusted,1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The same value should be set for cells on one BPL0 board
1-240
Description This is a switch for the algorithm applied for coverage based redirect.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Set it to open When redirection is to be enabled, and set it to close
when redirection is disenbaled.
Set it to open when inter-system handover is not supported.
1-241
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule It has relationship with the antenna number and port number
1-242
Unit N/A
Unit N/A
1-243
Description The sample rate determines the optical capacity. The lower the
sample rate, the smaller the optical capacity.
Range [0..2]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-244
Range 0:Close,
1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule It is set to Close, if the loading test is needed, set it to Open.
1-245
Range [-360..360]
Unit degree
Unit N/A
1-246
Description The parameter is the cell test state. If the cell state is Normal, the
cell alarm and performance data is reported. If the cell state is
Testing, the cell alarm and performance data is not reported. If
the cell state is FM Testing, the cell alarm is not reported and and
performance data is. If the cell state is PM Testing, the cell alarm is
reported and and performance data is not.
Range 0:Normal,
2:Testing,
5:FM Testing,
6:PM Testing
Unit N/A
1-247
Range [0..4294967295]
Unit hex
Configuration Rule The first 100 bits represents the RB usage. Bit 0 is 1 means the first
RB encounters fierce interference, and bit 0 is 0 means the first RB
does not encounter fierce interference.
1-248
Range [0..4294967295]
Unit hex
Configuration Rule The first 100 bits represents the RB usage. Bit 0 is 1 means the first
RB encounters fierce interference, and bit 0 is 0 means the first RB
does not encounter fierce interference.
Full Name
1-249
Range 0:4CCE+3DB,1:8CCE+0DB,2:8CCE+3DB
Unit N/A
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4,3:8,4:Adaption
Unit N/A
1-250
Range 0:MRC,1:IRC
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule It can only be set to MRC on TM1 mode, and IRC is prefer to set
when the uplink antenna number larger than or equal to 2.
1-251
Description The RB sharing mode when multiple operators sharing the cell radio
resource. The parameter is valid when the PLMN number of this cell
is more than one.
Case1: each operator occupies a certain ratio of the cell radio
resource, and there are sharing radio resource which all of the
operators can use, and resource snatch is not permitted between
operators.
Case2: each operator occupy a certain ratio of the cell radio
resource, and there are no sharing radio resource which all of the
operators can use, and resource snatch is not permitted between
operators.
Case3: all operators share the all radio resource of the cell, i.e.
close the RB sharing function.
Case4: each operator occupy a certain ratio of the cell radio
resource, and there are no sharing radio resource which all of
the operators can use, and resource snatch is permitted between
operators.
Unit N/A
1-252
Range [0..100]
Unit %
1-253
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Range [1..32]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-254
Range 0:TM1,1:TM2
Unit N/A
1-255
Unit N/A
1-256
Range 0:Close,
1:Open
Unit N/A
Description UE RLF detection function enable switch, just used traffic static value
Range 0:Close,
1:Open
Unit N/A
1-257
Description UE Radio Link Failure detection function enable switch, just used
SRS. The main purpose is to release the abnormal UE from the
network.
Range 0:Close,
1:Open
Unit N/A
1-258
Range 0:1,1:2,2:5,3:10,4:15,5:20,6:40
Unit ms
1-259
Description 4*4 MIMO Switch, 4*4 MIMO will be used when switch is open in
TM3, 4*2 MIMO or 2*2 MIMO will be used when it's closed in TM3.
Range 0:Close,
1:Open
Unit N/A
Full Name Threshold of Frequently Efficiency for Faulty Cell Based on Uplink
Interference
1-260
Range 0:0.25,1:0.6,2:0.75,3:1,4:2,5:3,6:4,7:5,8:6,9:7,10:8,11:9,12:10,13:11
,14:12,15:13,16:14,17:15,18:16,19:17,20:18,21:19,22:20,23:21,24:2
2,25:23,26:24,27:25,28:26,29:27,30:28,31:29,32:30,33:31,34:32,35:
33,36:34,37:35,38:36,39:37,40:38,41:39,42:40,43:41,44:42,45:43,4
6:44,47:45,48:46,49:47,50:48,51:49,52:50
Unit M
Range 0:Close,
1:Open
Unit N/A
1-261
1.16.63 reservedByEUtranRelation
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.16.64 reservedBySuperCellRelation
Parameter Name
1-262
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-263
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-264
1.16.67 MIMOScenarios
Parameter Name
Unit N/A
1-265
Description This parameter is a delayed release timer for RLF. This parameter
is determined for delaying release the user which is judged RLF
by eNB, when the user configure VOIP or video services, or the
operators claim to delay release of RLF user.
Range [0..10]
Unit s
Default Value 10
1-266
Unit N/A
1-267
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set according to the capacity of the cell.
1-268
Description List of additional frequency band indicators that the serving cell
belongs to.
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[31..31],[101..102]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is modified if the additional equivalent freqency band
of the serving cell is added or deleted.
Range [1..33]
Unit N/A
1-269
Description The parameter is the downlink Qos adaptive policy switch, and is
used to support different cell capacity requirements. It is configured
according to the different needs of customers. The value one
indicates the Qos adaptive strategies based on cell capacity. The
value zero indicates closing function.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-270
Configuration Rule This parameter is set according to the capacity of the cell. If the
capacity of the cell is large, such as meeting room or stadium, the
parameter is set to Autonegotiate. Generally, this parameter is set
to Disable.
Description The parameter is the uplink Qos adaptive policy switch, and is used
to support different cell capacity requirements. It is configured
according to the different needs of customers. The value one
indicates the Qos adaptive strategies based on cell capacity. The
value zero indicates closing function.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-271
Configuration Rule This parameter is set according to the capacity of the cell. If the
capacity of the cell is large, such as meeting room or stadium, the
parameter is set to Autonegotiate. Generally, this parameter is set
to Disable.
Description Inner AMC CQI expire timer, CQI will expire when time is longer
than the timer.
Range [1..65536]
Unit ms
1-272
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
1-273
1.17.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range ExternalEUtranCellFDD=%(%,%,%,%),##ExternalEUtranCellFD-
DId,mcc,mnc,eNBId,cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-274
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
Description This parameter indicates the neighboring cell type. 0: Macro cell; 1:
Micro cell, which corresponds to the outdoor micro cell. 2: Pico cell
in Open mode, which corresponds to the indoor micro cell.
1-275
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set according to the actual cell type.
Description This parameter indicates the mobile country code in the PLMN that
the neighboring FDD cell belongs to. The combination of a mobile
country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies the
home network operator of the base station. The attribute value must
be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
1-276
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
Description This parameter indicates the mobile network code in the PLMN that
the neighboring FDD cell belongs to. The combination of a mobile
country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies the
home network operator of the base station. The attribute value must
be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
1-277
1.17.7 eNodeB ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..268435455]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-278
1.17.8 Cell ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. When a cell
is created, a cell ID is automatically assigned for the cell. This
parameter is automatically generated by the system and cannot
be modified.
1-279
Range [1..5],[7..14],[17..28],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
Description This parameter indicates the center carrier frequency for the uplink.
1-280
Unit MHz
1-281
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
1-282
Description This parameter indicates the center carrier frequency for the
downlink.
1-283
Unit MHz
1-284
{freqBandInd==12}[738],
{freqBandInd==13}[756],
{freqBandInd==14}[768],
{freqBandInd==17}[744],
{freqBandInd==18}[870],
{freqBandInd==19}[885],
{freqBandInd==20}[801],
{freqBandInd==21}[1505.9],
{freqBandInd==22}[3520],
{freqBandInd==23}[2190],
{freqBandInd==24}[1535],
{freqBandInd==25}[1940],
{freqBandInd==26}[869],
{freqBandInd==27}[862],
{freqBandInd==28}[768],
{freqBandInd==101}[1047]
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
1.17.12 PCI
Parameter Name
1-285
Range [0..503]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be the
same as that of the serving cell at the peer end.
1.17.13 TAC
Parameter Name
Reference protocol
Description This parameter identifies the tracking area in the PLMN. It is used for
managing UE locations. This parameter is set through the back end.
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-286
Configuration Rule This parameter must be the same as that of the serving cell at the
peer end. For the shared network configuration, multiple TAIs can
have different PLMNs but can only have the same TAC.
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-287
Description This parameter indicates the system frequency bandwidth (M) for
downlink cells.
Range 0:1.4(6RB),1:3(15RB),2:5(25RB),3:10(50RB),4:15(75RB),5:20(1
00RB)
Unit MHz
Configuration Rule This parameter must be the same as that of the serving cell at
the peer end.
1-288
Description This parameter indicates the system frequency bandwidth (M) for
uplink cells.
Range 0:1.4(6RB),1:3(15RB),2:5(25RB),3:10(50RB),4:15(75RB),5:20(1
00RB)
Unit MHz
Configuration Rule This parameter must be the same as that of the serving cell at
the peer end.
Full Name Whether All the Inter-Freq Neighbor Cells Use Antenna Port 1
1-289
Description This parameter indicates whether an FDD cell uses antenna port 1
to deliver the dedicated reference signal of the cell.
Range 0:False,1:True
Unit N/A
1.17.18 reservedByEUtranRelation
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-290
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-291
Description List of additional frequency band indicators that the adjacent cell
belongs to, corresponding to the IE multiBandInfoList in SIB1 of
the adjacent cell
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[31..31],[101..102]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is modified if the additional equivalent freqency band
of the serving cell is added or deleted.
1-292
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
1.18.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-293
Range ExternalEUtranCellTDD=%(%,%,%,%),##ExternalEUtranCellTD-
DId,mcc,mnc,eNBId,cellLocalId
Unit N/A
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
1-294
Description This parameter indicates the TDD neighboring cell type. 0: Macro
cell; 1: Micro cell, which corresponds to the outdoor micro cell. 2:
Pico cell in Open mode, which corresponds to the indoor micro cell.
3: RN cell in Relay mode. 4: Donor cell in Relay mode.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set according to the actual cell type.
1-295
Description This parameter indicates the mobile country code in the PLMN that
the neighboring TDD cell belongs to. The combination of a mobile
country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies the
home network operator of the base station. The attribute value must
be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
1-296
Description This parameter indicates the mobile network code in the PLMN that
the neighboring TDD cell belongs to. The combination of a mobile
country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies the
home network operator of the base station. The attribute value must
be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
1-297
1.18.7 eNodeB ID
Parameter Name
Description This parameter indicates the eNB identification that the neighboring
TDD cell belongs to.
Range [0..268435455]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1.18.8 Cell ID
Parameter Name
1-298
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. When a cell
is created, a cell ID is automatically assigned for the cell. This
parameter is automatically generated by the system and cannot
be modified.
Range [30..64]
Unit N/A
1-299
Default Value 33
Configuration Rule This parameter is adaptive at the front end, and cannot be modified.
1-300
Unit MHz
1-301
1-302
{freqBandInd==64}[0]
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
1.18.11 PCI
Parameter Name
Range [0..503]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be the
same as that of the serving cell at the peer end.
1-303
1.18.12 TAC
Parameter Name
Description This parameter identifies the tracking area in the PLMN. It is used for
managing UE locations. This parameter is set through the back end.
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter must be the same as that of the serving cell at
the peer end.
1-304
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-305
Range 0:1.4(6RB),1:3(15RB),2:5(25RB),3:10(50RB),4:15(75RB),5:20(1
00RB)
Unit MHz
Configuration Rule This parameter must be the same as that of the serving cell at
the peer end.
Description This parameter indicates whether a TDD cell uses antenna port 1 to
deliver the dedicated reference signal of the cell.
Range 0:False,1:True
Unit N/A
1-306
1.18.16 reservedByEUtranRelation
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-307
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-308
Description List of additional frequency band indicators that the adjacent cell
belongs to, corresponding to the IE multiBandInfoList in SIB1 of
the adjacent cell
Range [0..0],[30..30],[32..65]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is modified if the additional equivalent freqency band
of the serving cell is added or deleted.
1-309
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
1.19.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-310
Range ExternalUtranCellFDD=%(%,%,%,%),##ExternalUtranCellFD-
DId,mcc,mnc,rncId,cId
Unit N/A
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
1-311
Description This parameter indicates the mobile country code in the PLMN that
the neighboring FDD cell belongs to. The combination of a mobile
country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies the
home network operator of the base station. The attribute value must
be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
1-312
Description This parameter indicates the mobile network code in the PLMN that
the neighboring FDD cell belongs to. The combination of a mobile
country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies the
home network operator of the base station. The attribute value must
be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
1-313
1.19.6 RNC ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1.19.7 Cell ID
Parameter Name
1-314
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-315
Range 0:bandI,1:bandII,2:bandIII,3:bandIV,4:bandV,5:bandVI,6:band-
VII,7:bandVIII,8:bandIX,9:bandX,10:bandXI,11:bandXII,12:bandXIII,
13:bandXIV,18:bandXIX,19:bandXX,20:bandXXI,21:bandXXII,24:
bandXXV,25:bandXXVI
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
Description This parameter indicates the center carrier frequency for the uplink
of a neighboring UTRAN FDD cell.
1-316
Unit MHz
1-317
{freqBandInd==4}[830],
{freqBandInd==5}[835],
{freqBandInd==6}[2530],
{freqBandInd==7}[890],
{freqBandInd==8}[1760],
{freqBandInd==9}[1715],
{freqBandInd==10}[1435],
{freqBandInd==11}[662],
{freqBandInd==12}[782],
{freqBandInd==13}[792],
{freqBandInd==18}[835],
{freqBandInd==19}[840],
{freqBandInd==20}[1455],
{freqBandInd==21}[3420],
{freqBandInd==24}[1860],
{freqBandInd==25}[820]
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
Description This parameter indicates the center carrier frequency for the
downlink of a neighboring UTRAN FDD cell.
1-318
Unit MHz
1-319
{freqBandInd==3}[2132.4],
{freqBandInd==4}[881.4],
{freqBandInd==5}[880],
{freqBandInd==6}[2655],
{freqBandInd==7}[942.4],
{freqBandInd==8}[1862.4],
{freqBandInd==9}[2140],
{freqBandInd==10}[1485.8],
{freqBandInd==11}[737],
{freqBandInd==12}[751],
{freqBandInd==13}[763],
{freqBandInd==18}[882.4],
{freqBandInd==19}[798.4],
{freqBandInd==20}[1503.4],
{freqBandInd==21}[3550],
{freqBandInd==24}[1962.4],
{freqBandInd==25}[876.4]
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
1-320
Range [0..511]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter in the LTE network must be properly set in
accordance with the actual configuration in the UTRAN.
Range [1..65533],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-321
Configuration Rule This parameter in the LTE network must be properly set in
accordance with the actual configuration in the UTRAN.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter in the LTE network must be properly set in
accordance with the actual configuration in the UTRAN.
1-322
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-323
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual capability of the
neighboring cell. If this parameter is set to No, the serving cell
cannot initiate the PS handover to the UTRAN neighboring cell.
1-324
Description This parameter indicates whether the UTRAN FDD cell supports
HSUPA or HSDPA.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual network deployment. An
improper configuration may lead to a wrong handover triggered by
the eNB.
1-325
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.19.18 reservedByUtranRelation
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-326
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
1-327
1.20.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range ExternalUtranCellTDD=%(%,%,%,%),##ExternalUtranCellTD-
DId,mcc,mnc,rncId,cId
Unit N/A
1-328
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
Description This parameter indicates the mobile country code in the PLMN that
the neighboring UTRAN TDD cell belongs to. The combination of a
mobile country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies
the home network operator of the base station. The attribute value
must be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
1-329
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
Description This parameter indicates the mobile network code in the PLMN that
the neighboring UTRAN TDD cell belongs to. The combination of a
mobile country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies
the home network operator of the base station. The attribute value
must be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
1-330
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
1.20.6 RNC ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-331
1.20.7 Cell ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. When a cell
is created, a cell ID is automatically assigned for the cell. This
parameter is automatically generated by the system and cannot
be modified.
1-332
Range 0:a,1:b,2:c,3:d,4:e,5:f
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
1-333
Unit MHz
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the on-site frequency band plan.
1-334
Range [0..127]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [1..65533],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-335
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-336
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual capability of the
neighboring cell. If this parameter is set to No, the serving cell
cannot initiate the PS handover to the UTRAN neighboring cell.
1-337
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-338
Description This parameter indicates whether the UTRAN TDD cell supports
HSUPA or HSDPA.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual networking configurations.
An improper configuration may lead to a wrong handover triggered
by the eNB.
1-339
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.20.17 reservedByUtranRelation
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-340
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
1-341
1.21.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range ExternalGsmCell=%(%,%,%,%),##ExternalGsmCel-
lId,mcc,mnc,lac,cellIdentity
Unit N/A
1-342
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
Description This parameter indicates the mobile country code in the PLMN that
the neighboring GSM cell belongs to. The combination of a mobile
country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies the
home network operator of the base station. The attribute value must
be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
1-343
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
Description This parameter indicates the mobile network code in the PLMN that
the neighboring GSM cell belongs to. The combination of a mobile
country code and a mobile network code uniquely identifies the
home network operator of the base station. The attribute value must
be unique, containing at most three digits, for example 362.
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
1-344
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning. The combination
of the mobile country code and mobile network code must be unique.
Range [0..65533],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-345
1.21.7 Cell ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-346
Description This parameter indicates the route area code of a cell, identifying a
route area in a GSM network.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual network deployment, and
must be the same as that of the serving cell at the peer end.
1-347
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The GERAN cell NCC is already planned. The NCC configuration in
the LTE network must be the same as that of the GERAN.
Description This parameter indicates the BTS color code, corresponding to the
low 3 bits of the GERAN physical cell ID. The GERAN physical cell
ID consists of the network and the BTS color code.
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The GERAN cell BCC is already planned. The BCC configuration in
the LTE network must be the same as that of the GERAN.
1-348
Description This parameter configures the frequency band that the downlink
carrier frequency belongs to.
Range 0:Reserved,1:Reserved,2:Reserved,3:Reserved,4:Re-
served,5:GSM850,6:GSM900,7:EXT900,8:R-
GSM,9:DCS1800,10:PCS1900
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter in the GERAN cell is already planned. The
parameter configuration in the LTE network must be the same as
that of the GERAN.
1-349
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The parameter of the GERAN cell is already planned. The
parameter configuration in the LTE network must be the same as
that of the GERAN.
1-350
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-351
Unit N/A
1-352
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-353
1.21.17 reservedByGsmRelation
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-354
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
1-355
1.22.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-356
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the PLMN information of this neighboring
cell. This parameter is filled in according to the actual situation,
and cannot be set in advance.
1-357
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the PLMN information of this neighboring
cell. This parameter is filled in according to the actual situation,
and cannot be set in advance.
1-358
Range 0:1xRTT,1:HRPD
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be the
same as that of the peer end. If the configured CDMA neighboring
cell type is 1xRTT, this parameter is set to 1xRTT. If the CDMA
neighboring cell is HRPD, this parameter is set to HRPD.
1-359
Range [0..32767]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be
the same as that of the peer end. This parameter is set according
to the actual SID filled in the neighboring cell relation table of the
corresponding CDMA 1xRTT neighboring cell.
1-360
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be
the same as that of the peer end. This parameter is set according
to the actual NID filled in the neighboring cell relation table of the
corresponding CDMA 1xRTT neighboring cell.
1.22.9 MSC-Market ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be the
same as that of the peer end. This parameter is set according to the
actual MscMktId filled in the neighboring cell relation table of the
corresponding CDMA 1xRTT neighboring cell.
1-361
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be the
same as that of the peer end. This parameter is set according to the
actual MscSwchNum filled in the neighboring cell relation table of
the corresponding CDMA 1xRTT neighboring cell.
1-362
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be
the same as that of the peer end. This parameter is set according
to the actual CId filled in the neighboring cell relation table of the
corresponding CDMA 1xRTT neighboring cell.
1-363
Range [0..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be the
same as that of the peer end. This parameter is set according to the
actual Sector ID filled in the neighboring cell relation table of the
corresponding CDMA 1xRTT neighboring cell.
1-364
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on network planning, and must be the
same as that of the peer end. This parameter is set according to the
actual aucGenCfg[16] filled in the neighboring cell relation table of
the corresponding CDMA HRPD neighboring cell.
1.22.14 BSC ID
Parameter Name
Description BSC ID
Range [0..4095]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-365
Range 0:bc0,1:bc1,2:bc2,3:bc3,4:bc4,5:bc5,6:bc6,7:bc7,8:bc8,9:bc9,10:bc-
10,11:bc11,12:bc12,13:bc13,14:bc14,15:bc15,16:bc16,17:bc17,18:
bc18-v9a0,19:bc19-v9a0,20:bc20-v9a0,21:bc21-v9a0
Unit N/A
1-366
1.22.16 PN Offset
Parameter Name
Description PN offset
Range [0..511]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-367
Range [0..2047]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..4095]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured according to the actual network plans.
1-368
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-369
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-370
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 4
1.22.22 Base ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-371
1.22.23 reservedByCDMA2000Relation
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-372
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.23.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-373
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-374
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-375
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-376
Description This parameter controls whether the LTE neighboring cell can be
deleted. If this parameter is set to True, the neighboring cell cannot
be automatically deleted by the ANR; otherwise, this neighboring
cell can be automatically deleted by the ANR.
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In the actual network deployment scenario, if the network planning
staff confirms that a certain cell is the neighboring cell of the serving
cell, this parameter is set to Yes, meaning that the cell cannot be
deleted; otherwise, this parameter is set to No, meaning that the
neighboring cell can be deleted.
1-377
Description This parameter controls whether the LTE neighboring cell supports
the X2 interface handover. Yes: it is not allowed to trigger the X2
interface handover to this cell. No: it is allowed to trigger the X2
interface handover to this cell.
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule During the actual network deployment, if the eNB of this cell has
established an X2 interface fiber connection with the neighboring
eNB, it means that this cell supports the X2 interface handover;
otherwise, this cell does not support the X2 interface handover. This
parameter is set based on the actual network deployment scenarios.
Description This parameter controls whether the LTE neighboring cell supports
a handover. It can only trigger redirection. Yes: The cell can only
trigger redirection, but cannot trigger a handover. No: This cell can
trigger a handover.
1-378
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule During the actual configuration, because the serving cell has not
established a handover path with the target cell, or because the
operator does not require a handover, this parameter is set to No;
otherwise, it is set to Yes. This parameter is set based on the actual
network deployment scenarios.
1-379
Description This parameter indicates the coverage relation of the serving cell
and the EUTRAN intra-RAT neighboring cell, including neighboring,
coverage, inclusion and included relations.
Neighboring: This cell and the neighboring cell is overlapped, or the
neighboring cell covers the coverage hole of the serving cell and the
neighboring cell is not included by the serving cell.
Coverage: The neighboring cell and the serving cell cover the same
area.
Inclusion: The neighboring cell includes the serving cell, which
means that the coverage of the serving cell is smaller than that of
the neighboring cell, and the coverage of the serving cell is included
in that of the neighboring cell.
Included relation: The neighboring cell is included in the serving cell,
which means that the coverage of the serving cell is larger than that
of the neighboring cell, and the coverage of the neighboring cell is
included in that of the serving cell.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual network deployment. An
improper configuration may lead to a blind handover or the wrong
selection of the target cell during redirection.
1-380
Range 0:-24,1:-22,2:-20,3:-18,4:-16,5:-14,6:-12,7:-10,8:-8,9:-6,10:-5,11:-
4,12:-3,13:-2,14:-1,15:0,16:1,17:2,18:3,19:4,20:5,21:6,22:8,23:10,2
4:12,25:14,26:16,27:18,28:20,29:22,30:24
Unit dB
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the neighboring cell dedicated offset to the
serving cell during the cell reselection. It is used as the neighboring
cell correction in R rule. The higher the parameter is, the harder the
target cell can be reselected. However this parameter cannot be
set too high, otherwise the cell reselection is not triggered even if
the serving cell quality is poor.
1-381
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the neighboring cell is configured by manual, this parameter is set
to No. If the neighboring cell is configured by ANR, this parameter is
set to Yes.
Range 0:Low,1:Middle,2:High
1-382
Unit N/A
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule During the actual network deployment, if the user plane links of
the X2 interface are established, this parameter can be set to Yes;
otherwise, it is set to No.
1-383
Description This parameter indicates the cell dedicated offset, which is used
for the UE to estimate the triggering conditions of measurement
reports. The path loss differences between different cells can be
adjusted through this parameter.
Range 0:-24,1:-22,2:-20,3:-18,4:-16,5:-14,6:-12,7:-10,8:-8,9:-6,10:-5,11:-
4,12:-3,13:-2,14:-1,15:0,16:1,17:2,18:3,19:4,20:5,21:6,22:8,23:10,2
4:12,25:14,26:16,27:18,28:20,29:22,30:24
Unit dB
Configuration Rule The higher this parameter is, the handover condition of this cell is
easier to be satisfied. The lower this parameter is, the handover
condition of this cell is more difficult to be satisfied. The default value
is set to 0, which can be optimized based on the actual network
conditions. An improper configuration may raise the handover
failure rate to the target cell.
1-384
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates whether the current neighboring cell is
used for the cell reselection of the UE in idle state or for handover
of the UE in connected state. It is set based on the actual network
deployment. An improper configuration may lead to a wrong target
cell during the cell reselection or handover.
1-385
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured for the energy-saving cell. If the
intra-RAT neighboring cell completely covers the serving cell
(energy-saving cell), this parameter is set to "All coverage". If
the intra-RAT neighboring cell partially covers the serving cell
(energy-saving cell), this parameter is set to "Partial coverage".
If the intra-RAT neighboring cell does not cover the serving cell
(energy-saving cell), this parameter is set to "None coverage".
1-386
Description This parameter is configured for the serving cell, and indicates
whether the serving cell provides basic coverage to the neighboring
cell.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured for the serving cell that provides basic
coverage to the neighboring cell. If the serving cell completely
covers the neighboring cell (energy-saving cell), this parameter is
set to "Coverage". If the serving cell does not cover the neighboring
cell (energy-saving cell), this parameter is set to "None coverage".
1-387
Description This parameter indicates the PRB threshold for the uplink energy
saving. It mainly compensates the insufficient number of uplink
PRBs caused by the UE channel quality difference between the
energy-saving cell and the compensation cell.
Range [1..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule This parameter is used to close the idle uplink resources of the
basic coverage cell that the energy-saving is handed over to. If this
parameter is set too high, the cell is not easy to be closed, affecting
the energy-saving efficiency. If this parameter is set too low, service
admission fails after the subscriber is handed over to the basic
coverage cell, affecting user experience. It is recommended to use
the default value.
1-388
Description This parameter indicates the PRB threshold for the downlink energy
saving. It mainly compensates the insufficient number of downlink
PRBs caused by the UE channel quality difference between the
energy-saving cell and the compensation cell.
Range [1..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule This parameter is used to close the idle downlink resources of the
basic coverage cell that the energy-saving is handed over to. If this
parameter is set too high, the cell is not easy to be closed, affecting
the energy-saving efficiency. If this parameter is set too low, service
admission fails after the subscriber is handed over to the basic
coverage cell, affecting user experience. It is recommended to use
the default value.
1-389
Description This parameter indicates the time window for observing the cell load
when the energy-saving cell is opened.
Range [1..2]
Unit min
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule To not affect the user experience, opening the energy-saving cell
must follows the load variation. Thus this parameter should be set
as small as possible. It is recommended to use the default value.
1-390
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value -3
Configuration Rule The larger the parameter is, the higher signal quality of the
intra-frequency candidate cell is required, but it is easier to avoid
ping-pong handover. The smaller the parameter is, the less signal
quality of the intra-frequency candidate cell is required, but it is
harder to avoid ping-pong handover.
Full Name The Max Tolerance Number of RRC Connectiong Number for Cover
Cell when switching on the ES Cell
1-391
Range [500..1200]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter reflects the maximum number of RRC connections
that the basic coverage cell allows when the serving cell provides
compensation to the other energy-saving cells without affecting the
user experience. It is determined by the actual network situations.
Unit N/A
1-392
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-393
1.24.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-394
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-395
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Description This parameter indicates the coverage relation of the serving cell
and the UTRAN inter-RAT neighboring cell, including neighboring,
coverage, inclusion and included relations.
Neighboring: This cell and the neighboring cell is overlapped, or the
neighboring cell covers the coverage hole of the serving cell and the
neighboring cell is not included by the serving cell.
Coverage: The neighboring cell and the serving cell cover the same
area.
Inclusion: The neighboring cell includes the serving cell, which
means that the coverage of the serving cell is smaller than that of
the neighboring cell, and the coverage of the serving cell is included
in that of the neighboring cell.
1-396
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual network deployment. An
improper configuration may lead to a blind handover or the wrong
selection of the target cell during redirection.
Description This parameter indicates whether the serving cell supports to initiate
a handover to the UTRAN neighboring cell.
Unit N/A
1-397
Configuration Rule During the actual configuration, because the serving cell has not
established a handover path with the target cell, or because the
operator does not require a handover, this parameter is set to No;
otherwise, it is set to Yes. This parameter is set based on the actual
network deployment. An improper configuration may lead to a
wrong handover triggered by the eNB.
Full Name Energy Saving Cell Is Covered by the RAT Adjacent Cell
Unit N/A
1-398
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured for the energy-saving cell. If the
inter-RAT neighboring cell completely covers the serving cell
(energy-saving cell), this parameter is set to "All coverage". If
the inter-RAT neighboring cell partially covers the serving cell
(energy-saving cell), this parameter is set to "Partial coverage".
If the inter-RAT neighboring cell does not cover the serving cell
(energy-saving cell), this parameter is set to "None coverage".
Description The Switch for the UTRAN adjacent-Cell being removed. When the
value of the parameter is "Yes", the cell can be removed by ANR
function, else it can not be.
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-399
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-400
1.25.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-401
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-402
Description This parameter indicates the coverage relation of the serving cell
and the GERAN inter-RAT neighboring cell, including neighboring,
coverage, inclusion and included relations.
Neighboring: This cell and the neighboring cell is overlapped, or the
neighboring cell covers the coverage hole of the serving cell and the
neighboring cell is not included by the serving cell.
Coverage: The neighboring cell and the serving cell cover the same
area.
Inclusion: The neighboring cell includes the serving cell, which
means that the coverage of the serving cell is smaller than that of
the neighboring cell, and the coverage of the serving cell is included
in that of the neighboring cell.
Included relation: The neighboring cell is included in the serving cell,
which means that the coverage of the serving cell is larger than that
of the neighboring cell, and the coverage of the neighboring cell is
included in that of the serving cell.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual network deployment. An
improper configuration may lead to a blind handover or the wrong
selection of the target cell during redirection.
1-403
Description This parameter indicates whether the serving cell supports to initiate
a handover to the GSM neighboring cell.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule During the actual configuration, because the serving cell has not
established a handover path with the target cell, or because the
operator does not require a handover, this parameter is set to No;
otherwise, it is set to Yes. This parameter is set based on the actual
network deployment. An improper configuration may lead to a
wrong handover triggered by the eNB.
1-404
Description The Switch for the GSM adjacent-Cell being removed. When the
value of the parameter is "Yes",the cell can be removed by ANR
function, else it can not be.
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-405
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.26.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-406
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-407
Description This parameter indicates the coverage relation of the serving cell
and the GERAN inter-RAT neighboring cell, including neighboring,
coverage, inclusion and included relations.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter must be set according to the actual coverage
relation between the neighboring and serving cells; otherwise, the
mobile performances such as CFFB/load sharing/energy saving and
high-speed rail performances are affected.
1-408
Description This parameter indicates whether the serving cell supports to initiate
a handover to the neighboring cell. If this switch is turned on, the
handover to the neighboring cell is triggered; otherwise, only the
CCCO or redirection can be triggered.
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this switch is turned on, the handover to the neighboring cell is
triggered; otherwise, only the CCCO or redirection can be triggered.
1-409
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.27.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-410
Description The parameter is cell barred indicator If the cell barred indicator is
set to 'barred', UEs are not permitted to select/re-select this cell,
even for emergency calls
Unit N/A
1-411
Description When Cell Policy Shutdown Command is received from OMC, the
timer is open.And if timer is time-out,the UEs in the cell will be
moved out forcibly.
Range 0:0s,1:1min,2:5min,3:10min,4:30min,5:1hour,6:4hour,7:16hour,8
:Reserved
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule You can modify this parameter only when the ucCellBarred is set
to Barred.
1-412
Unit N/A
1-413
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Description The parameter indicates the minimum required received power level
of the cell which satisfies the condition of being selected by UE Only
the measured received power level of the cell is over Sel_Qrxlevmin
can the cell be selected
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set too large, it will harder for cell to meet the cell
selection criteria. If this parameter is set too small, the cell can not
provide service for UE. The experience value is -130 dBm.
1-414
Description The parameter indicates the offset of the minimum required received
power level of the cell which satisfies the condition of being selected
or reselected by UE It will affect the minimum required received
power level in the cell
Unit dB
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set too large, it will make cell not easy to meet
criteria of cell selection.
1-415
Range [-30..33]
Unit dBm
Default Value 23
1-416
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-417
Description The parameter indicates the access probability for mobile originating
signalling .If the random number drawn by the UE is lower than the
parameter, access is allowed; Otherwise the access is barred. It
means higher access probability as this field set to a big value, but
lower access probability as this field set to a small value.
Range 0:0,1:0.05,2:0.1,3:0.15,4:0.2,5:0.25,6:0.3,7:0.4,8:0.5,9:0.6,10:0.7,
11:0.75,12:0.8,13:0.85,14:0.9,15:0.95,16:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The smaller the value is the lower probability for the signal to
access.
Description The parameter indicates the mean access barring time of mobile
originating signalling.If the value is big, it use more time to access
signalling, otherwise little timeneeded.
1-418
Range 0:4,1:8,2:16,3:32,4:64,5:128,6:256,7:512
Unit s
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the longer time is needed for the signal to
access, and thus there will be a long time delay.
Description The parameter indicates access class barring for AC 11-15 of mobile
originating signalling The first/ leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second
bit is for AC 12, and so on
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-419
Description The parameter indicates the access probability for mobile originating
calls
If the random number drawn by the UE is lower than the parameter,
access is allowed Otherwise the access is barred
Range 0:0,1:0.05,2:0.1,3:0.15,4:0.2,5:0.25,6:0.3,7:0.4,8:0.5,9:0.6,10:0.7,
11:0.75,12:0.8,13:0.85,14:0.9,15:0.95,16:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher successful probability for access
there will be.
1-420
Description The parameter indicates the mean access barring time of mobile
originating calls
Range 0:4,1:8,2:16,3:32,4:64,5:128,6:256,7:512
Unit s
Configuration Rule The smaller the value is, the shorter time is needed for UE to access.
1-421
Description The parameter indicates access class barring for AC 11-15 of mobile
originating calls The first/ leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second bit
is for AC 12, and so on
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-422
Description The parameter indicates the hysteresis value for cells In cell-ranking
criterion R of cell reselection, the R value of serving cell equals to
the measured value plus the hysteresis value For detail description
please refer to TS 36304
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4,5:5,6:6,7:8,8:10,9:12,10:14,11:16,12:18,13:20,1
4:22,15:24
Unit dB
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the less probability for the cell reselection,
and thus leads to a slow response to the radio environment
change. The smaller the value is, the higher probability of leading
to ping-pong re-selection.
1-423
Range 0:30,1:60,2:120,3:180,4:240
Unit s
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the less the UE speed be determined timely.
The smaller the value is, the more chance to lead misjudgement.
Description If criteria for high mobility state or medium mobility state are not
detected in T_Crmaxhyst, it shall enter normal mobility state
Range 0:30,1:60,2:120,3:180,4:240
Unit s
1-424
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the less the UE speed be determined timely.
The smaller the value is, the more chance to lead misjudgement.
Range [1..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 8
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the less the UE speed be determined timely.
The smaller the value is, the more chance to lead misjudgement.
1-425
Range [1..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 6
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the less the UE speed be determined timely.
The smaller the value is, the more chance to lead misjudgement.
1-426
Range 0:-6,1:-4,2:-2,3:0
Unit dB
Configuration Rule If this parameter value is set too small, it is hard to guarantee a
stable states signal of target cell, and it may cause ping-pong
re-selection.
1-427
Range 0:-6,1:-4,2:-2,3:0
Unit dB
Configuration Rule If this parameter value is set too small, it is hard to guarantee a
stable states signal of target cell, and it may cause ping-pong
re-selection.
1-428
Range 0:False,1:True
Unit N/A
1-429
Unit dB
Default Value 50
1-430
Description The parameter indicates the threshold for cell reselection to a cell
on a lower priority RAT or frequency There have 3 elements fulfilled
for cell reselection criteria :
1. No cell of a higher priority RAT or frequency fulfills the criteria
above.
2. SServingCell < ThresholdServing_Low and the
SnonServingCell,x of a cell of a lower priority frequency RAT
or frequency is greater than ThresholdX_Low (including
inter-frequency and inter-RAT) during a time interval
TreselectionRAT.
3. more than 1 second has elapsed since the UE camped on the
current serving cell For detail description please refers to TS
36304.
Unit dB
Default Value 6
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the easier for UE to re-select to target cell.
The experience value is 6dB.
1-431
Range [-30..33]
Unit dBm
Default Value 23
1-432
Range [0..4]
Unit dBm
Default Value 4
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 7
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher priority there will be. You can Set
this parameter based on the field requirement.
1-433
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set too large, it will harder for cell to meet the cell
selection criteria. If this parameter is set too small, the cell can not
provide service for UE. The experience value is -130 dBm.
1-434
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-435
Unit dB
Default Value 60
1-436
Range [0..7]
Unit s
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule During the uctRslIntraEutr period, the EUTRAN cell can be selected
as service cell only when its status, according to R rule,is better than
the current service cell.
Full Name Indicator for Intra-Frequency Linked Cell to Use Antenna Port 1
1-437
Description The parameter is used to indicate whether all the neighboring cells
use Antenna Port 1 for intra-frequency cell reselection When set to
TRUE, the UE may assume that at least two cell-specific antenna
ports are used in all neighboring cells
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Full Name Time Scale Factor for Intra-Frequency Cell in Medium-Speed Status
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
1-438
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell. The experience value is 0.75
Full Name Time Scale Factor for Intra-Frequency Cell in High-Speed Status
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell. The experience value is 0.5
1-439
Range [0..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-440
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-441
Description This parameter indicates the minimum required quality level of the
cell which satisfies the condition of being selected by UE. Only the
measured received quality level of the cell is over ucCellSelQqualMin
can the cell be selected. Range of the parameter is actual value
which equals to the value in 36.331.
Range [-34..-3]
Unit dB
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the harder for cell to meet the cell selection
criteria. If Set this parameter value too small, then cell may not
provide service to UE. The experience value is -20dB.
Description Offset to the signalled Qqualmin taken into account in the Squal
evaluation as a result of a periodic search for a higher priority PLMN
while camped normally in a VPLMN
1-442
Range [1..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule When the value of ucCellSelQqualMin is fixed, a too larger value my
cause the cell can not meet the cell selection criteria.
Description Service specific access class barring for MMTEL voice originating
calls If the random number drawn by the UE is lower than this value,
access is allowed Otherwise the access is barred
Range 0:0,1:0.05,2:0.1,3:0.15,4:0.2,5:0.25,6:0.3,7:0.4,8:0.5,9:0.6,10:0.7,
11:0.75,12:0.8,13:0.85,14:0.9,15:0.95,16:1
Unit N/A
1-443
Description Service specific access class barring for MMTEL voice originating
calls
Range 0:4,1:8,2:16,3:32,4:64,5:128,6:256,7:512
Unit s
1-444
Description Access class barring for AC 11-15 of MMTEL voice originating calls
The first/ leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second bit is for AC 12, and
so on
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This is an array type parameter, the first to fifth bit corresponding
to 11 to 15 respectively, If 0 is set for it,then the user of specific
access class can start an multi-media phone service, otherwise, he
can not start that service.
1-445
Description Service specific access class barring for MMTEL video originating
calls If the random number drawn by the UE is lower than this value,
access is allowed Otherwise the access is barred
Range 0:0,1:0.05,2:0.1,3:0.15,4:0.2,5:0.25,6:0.3,7:0.4,8:0.5,9:0.6,10:0.7,
11:0.75,12:0.8,13:0.85,14:0.9,15:0.95,16:1
Unit N/A
1-446
Description Service specific access class barring for MMTEL video originating
calls
Range 0:4,1:8,2:16,3:32,4:64,5:128,6:256,7:512
Unit s
Description Access class barring for AC 11-15 of MMTEL video originating calls
The first/ leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second bit is for AC 12, and
so on
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-447
Configuration Rule This is an array type parameter, the first to fifth bit corresponding
to 11 to 15 respectively, If 0 is set for it,then the user of specific
access class can start an multi-media phone service, otherwise, he
can not start that service.
Range [0..31]
Unit dB
Default Value 4
1-448
Range [0..31]
Unit dB
Default Value 1
1-449
Range [-34..-3]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set too large, it will harder for cell to meet the cell
selection criteria. If this parameter is set too small, the cell can not
provide service for UE. The experience value is -20 dB.
1-450
Full Name RSRQ Threshold (in dB) of the Serving Cell When Reselecting
Towards a Lower Priority RAT/ Frequency
Description This parameter indicates the threshold for cell reselection to a cell
on a lower priority RAT or frequency. There have 3 elements fulfilled
for cell reselection criteria:
1. No cell of a higher priority RAT or frequency fulfills the criteria
above;
2. SServingCell < ucThreshSrvLowQ and the SnonServingCell,x
of a cell of a lower priority frequency RAT or frequency is greater
than ucThreshSvrLow (including inter-frequency and inter-RAT)
during a time interval TreselectionRAT;
3. More than 1 second has elapsed since the UE camped on the
current serving cell. For detail description please refers to TS
36.304. Range of the parameter is actual value which equals
to the value in 36.331.
Range [0..31]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule The larger the value is,the easier for UE to re-select to the target
cell.The experience value is 3dB.
1-451
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
1-452
Unit dB
Default Value 60
1-453
Unit dB
Default Value 50
1.27.54 Switch for Threshold (in dB) of the Serving Cell When
Reselecting Towards a Lower Priority RAT/ Frequency RSRQ
(Release 9)
Parameter Name
Full Name Switch for Threshold (in dB) of the Serving Cell When Reselecting
Towards a Lower Priority RAT/ Frequency RSRQ (Release 9)
1-454
Description If select 'Open', then the parameter "Threshold (in dB) of the serving
cell when reselecting towards a lower priority RAT/ frequency RSRQ
(Release 9)" (threshServingLowQ-r9 IE) shall present in SIB3.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-455
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Set this parameter to Open under the highway across the city or
high-speed railway coverage scenario, otherwise set it to Close.
Description The parameter indicates the access probability for CSFB If the
random number drawn by the UE is lower than the parameter,
access is allowed Otherwise the access is barred
Range 0:0,1:0.05,2:0.1,3:0.15,4:0.2,5:0.25,6:0.3,7:0.4,8:0.5,9:0.6,10:0.7,
11:0.75,12:0.8,13:0.85,14:0.9,15:0.95,16:1
Unit N/A
1-456
Description The parameter indicates the access probability for CSFB If the
random number drawn by the UE is lower than the parameter,
access is allowed Otherwise the access is barred
Range 0:4,1:8,2:16,3:32,4:64,5:128,6:256,7:512
Unit s
1-457
Description Access class barring for AC 11-15 of CSFB. The first/ leftmost bit is
for AC 11, the second bit is for AC 12, and so on
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-458
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-459
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.28.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-460
Range [0..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual network deployment. If
the actual network is planned with one UTRAN FDD frequency, this
parameter can only be set to one. Obviously, a parameter value
greater than one is not reasonable.
1-461
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-462
Full Name Additional Frequency Band Indicator Configuration for Each UTRAN
FDD Frequency
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-463
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.29.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-464
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
Range [0..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-465
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual network deployment. If
the actual network is planned with one UTRAN TDD frequency, this
parameter can only be set to one. Obviously, a parameter value
greater than one is not reasonable.
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-466
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-467
1.30.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-468
Range [0..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-469
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-470
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-471
Range [0..32]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-472
Description The parameter indicates the cell reselection timerUE shall reselect
the new cell of CDMA HRPD if the new cell is better ranked than the
serving cell according to the cell-ranking criterion R during a time
interval indicated by TreselectionCDMAHRPD
Range [0..7]
Unit s
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell.
1-473
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell.
1-474
Full Name Time Scale Factor of Reselecting CDMA HRPD Cell in High-Speed
Status
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell.
1-475
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Range [0..32]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-476
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-477
Description The parameter indicates the cell reselection timerUE shall reselect
the new cell of CDMA 1xRTT if the new cell is better ranked than the
serving cell according to the cell-ranking criterion R during a time
interval indicated by TreselectionCDMAOneXRTT
Range [0..7]
Unit s
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell.
1-478
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell.
Full Name Time Scale Factor of Reselecting CDMA 1xRTT Cell in High-Speed
Status
1-479
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell.
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
access overload classes 0 through 9
Range [0..63]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-480
1.30.19 AC-Barring 10
Parameter Name
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
class N (N = 10) .
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-481
1.30.20 AC-Barring 11
Parameter Name
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
class N (N = 11) .
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1.30.21 AC-Barring 12
Parameter Name
1-482
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
class N (N = 12) .
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1.30.22 AC-Barring 13
Parameter Name
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
class N (N = 13) .
Range [0..7]
1-483
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1.30.23 AC-Barring 14
Parameter Name
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
class N (N = 14) .
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-484
1.30.24 AC-Barring 15
Parameter Name
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
class N (N = 15) .
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-485
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
message transmissions .
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor
for autonomous registrations .
1-486
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Description Parameter used for notifying UE the access class barring factor for
emergency calls and emergency message transmissions for access
overload classes 0 through 9 .
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-487
Range [0..2]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-488
Full Name The SID of the Selected Adjacent Cell to Get pre-registration
Parameters
Range [0..32767]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-489
Full Name The NID of the Selected Adjacent Cell to Get pre-registration
Parameters
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-490
Full Name The MSC MarketID of the Selected Adjacent Cell to Get
pre-registration Parameters
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-491
Full Name The MSC Switch Number of the Selected Adjacent Cell to Get
pre-registration Parameters
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Full Name The Cell Id of the Selected Adjacent Cell to Get pre-registration
Parameters
1-492
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Full Name The Sector ID of the Selected Adjacent Cell to Get pre-registration
Parameters
1-493
Range [0..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Full Name The HRPD Sector ID of the Selected Adjacent HRPD Cell for
pre-registration
Range [0..255]
1-494
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-495
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-496
1.31.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-497
Range [0..7]
Unit s
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule This timer is used to prevent the cell reselection triggered due to
some errors, for example, the signal quality of the new GERAN cell
may be instantaneously better than the serving cell, but the following
signal quality may deteriorate, so it is not a good cell for the UE to
camp on. The greater the parameter is, the reselection conditions
are more difficult to be satisfied. The smaller the parameter is,
thesignal quality of the target cell cannot be guaranteed in stable
state.
1-498
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule For the UE in Medium-Mobility state, the timer for determining
whether to reselect to a cell should be scaled. If this parameter is
set to 1, the timer duration is not scaled. If this parameter is set
too small, the scaling range is too large, which cannot ensure the
signal quality of the target cell in stable state. This parameter is
specified by the specifications. This parameter is set based on the
field situations such the UE mobility.
Full Name Time Scale Factor of Reselecting GERAN Cell in High-Speed Status
1-499
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule For the UE in High-Mobility state, the timer for determining whether
to reselect to a cell should be scaled. If this parameter is set to 1,
the timer duration is not scaled. If this parameter is set too small,
the scaling range is too large, which cannot ensure the signal quality
of the target cell in stable state. This parameter is specified by the
specifications. This parameter is set based on the field situations
such the UE mobility. Comparing with the medium mobility, the
difference of the adjustment principles in high-mobility state is: in
the time window in medium/high mobility, the UE mobility state is
determined by setting different reselection times.
1-500
Range [0..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is set based on the actual network deployment.
If the actual network is planned with one frequency group, this
parameter can only be set to one. Obviously, a parameter value
greater than one is not reasonable. If it is incorrectly configured, the
functions such as handover may be unavailable.
1-501
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-502
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to No, SIB7 contains this field; otherwise
SIB7 does not contain this field. If this parameter is set to
No, aucGeranPmax is not carried. Otherwise, aucGeranPmax
is carried.aucGeranPmax is not carried because the default
GeranPmax of the different GSM frequency band is different. More
than one GSM frequency bands exist at the same time causes
confusion. If there is only one frequency band, this parameter can
be set to Yes.
Range [1..9999]
1-503
Unit N/A
1.32.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-504
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-505
Description The parameter indicates the measurement item used to evaluate the
triggering condition for an event. When the value measured by the
UE reaches the threshold that triggers an event, the measurement
event in the cell is triggered. RSRP stands for Reference Signal
Received Power and RSRQ stands for Reference Signal Received
Quality.
RSRP: The measurement item that is used to trigger an event is
RSRP. Namely, the UE determines the condition of reporting an
event based on the RSRP. RSRQ: The measurement item that is
used to trigger an event is RSRQ. Namely, the UE determines the
condition of reporting an event based on the RSRQ. RSRP indicates
the received power of reference signals. It only reflects signal
strength. As shown in RSRQ=NRSRP/(E-UTRA carrier RSSI), the
denominator contains the downlink interference. RSRQ can be used
to indicate the downlink radio condition of the UE.
Range 0:RSRP,1:RSRQ
Unit N/A
1-506
Range 0:SameAsTriggerQuantity,1:Both
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule For the configuration on field, if both RSRP and RSRQ are
considered for selecting a target cell, this parameter can be set to
"both". Otherwise, this parameter is set to "sameAsTriggerQuantity".
1-507
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If you need to get the UE's measurement results periodically
and perform the performance processing, you should set this
parameter to "Periodical reporting". If you need to get the UE's
measurement results that meet certain triggering conditions and
perform operations such as handover and load balancing, you
should set this parameter to "Event triggered reporting".
1-508
1.32.7 Event ID
Parameter Name
Range 0:A1,1:A2,2:A3,3:A4,4:A5,5:A6
Unit N/A
1-509
Description This parameter indicates the absolute threshold of RSRP used for
Event A1/A2/A4/A5 decision for the serving cell.
The principle of the actual value of Event A1 threshold corresponding
to the value in protocol 36.331 is -140 corresponding to 1, -139
corresponding to 2, by parity of reasoning, -44 corresponding to 97,
and 0 in protocol 36.331 cannot be gotten.
The principle of the actual value of Event A2 threshold corresponding
to the value in protocol 36.331 is -140 corresponding to 0, -139
corresponding to 1, by parity of reasoning, -44 corresponding to 96,
and 97 in protocol 36.331 cannot be gotten.
The principle of the actual value of Event A4 threshold corresponding
to the value in protocol 36.331 is -140 corresponding to 1, -139
corresponding to 2, by parity of reasoning, -44 corresponding to 97,
and 0 in protocol 36.331 cannot be gotten.
The principle of the actual value of Event A5 threshold corresponding
to the value in protocol 36.331 is -140 corresponding to 0, -139
corresponding to 1, by parity of reasoning, -44 corresponding to 96,
and 97 in protocol 36.331 cannot be gotten.
Range [-140..-43]
Unit dBm
1-510
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the RSRP value when the event triggered
condition is satisfied. The higher the parameter value is, the more
difficult it is to satisfy the event triggered condition. The event report
will be delayed. Consequently, the handover is delayed and fails.
The lower the parameter value is, the easier it is to satisfy the event
triggered condition. However, the handover may be performed too
early and fails. This parameter is selected as required. For the
events with different functions, the threshold values are configured
differently.
Description This parameter indicates the absolute threshold of RSRQ used for
Event A1/A2/A4/A5 decision for the serving cell.
Unit dB
Default Value -8
1-511
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the RSRQ value when the event triggered
condition is satisfied. The higher the parameter value is, the more
difficult it is to satisfy the event triggered condition. The event report
will be delayed. Consequently, the handover is delayed and fails.
The lower the parameter value is, the easier it is to satisfy the event
triggered condition. However, the handover may be performed too
early and fails. This parameter is selected as required. For the
events with different functions, the threshold values are configured
differently.
Description This parameter indicates the absolute threshold 2 of RSRP used for
Event A5 decision for the neighboring cell.
The principle of the actual value of event A5 threshold 2
corresponding to the value in protocol 36.331 is -140 corresponding
to 0, -139 corresponding to 1, by parity of reasoning, -44
corresponding to 96, and 97 in protocol 36.331 cannot be gotten.
Range [-140..-43]
Unit dBm
1-512
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the absolute threshold 2 of RSRP used for
Event A5 decision for the neighboring cell. The higher the parameter
value is, the more difficult it is for the neighboring cell to satisfy the
handover condition. The lower the parameter value is, the easier
it is for the neighboring cell to satisfy the handover condition. This
parameter is selected as required. For the events with different
functions, the threshold values are configured differently.
Description This parameter indicates the absolute threshold 2 of RSRQ used for
Event A5 decision for the neighboring cell.
The principle of the actual value of event A5 threshold 2
corresponding to the value in protocol 36.331 is -19.5 corresponding
to 0, -19 corresponding to 1, by parity of reasoning, -3 corresponding
to 33, and 34 in protocol 36.331 cannot be gotten.
Unit dB
1-513
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the absolute threshold 2 of RSRQ used for
Event A5 decision for the neighboring cell. The higher the parameter
value is, the more difficult it is for the neighboring cell to satisfy the
handover condition. The lower the parameter value is, the easier
it is for the neighboring cell to satisfy the handover condition. This
parameter is selected as required. For the events with different
functions, the threshold values are configured differently.
Description This parameter indicates the hysteresis used for an event decision.
Generally, to avoid the ping-pong effect caused by the event
triggered condition, this parameter is configured to solve the jittering
problem due to UE event decision. At the base station side, this
parameter is configured. The UE makes a decision in accordance
with this parameter, the measurement result, and the formula of
the relevant event.
Unit dB
Default Value 0
1-514
Configuration Rule Due to the fluctuation of signal strength, if the value is configured
high, the event fluctuation trigger does not occur easily. The
ping-pong effect of the cell edge is avoided. If the value is configured
too low, the ping-pong effect is generated.
Description This parameter indicates the time period between having detected
an event and reporting the event. This event can be triggered and
reported only when the event is detected and always meets the
event triggered condition during the period specified by Time to
trigger.
Range 0:0ms,1:40ms,2:64ms,3:80ms,4:100ms,5:128ms,6:160ms,7:256m-
s,8:320ms,9:480ms,10:512ms,11:640ms,12:1024ms,13:1280ms-
,14:2560ms,15:5120ms
Unit N/A
1-515
Configuration Rule If this parameter value is configured too high, the event will not be
triggered in time. If this parameter value is configured too low, the
event will be triggered frequently. The emulation experience shows
that the handover failure ratio is the lowest when the parameter
value is configured to 256ms or 320ms.
Description This parameter indicates the time interval to report the measurement
results after the event is triggered. Namely, the UE reports the
measurement results one time every "ucRptInterval".
Range 0:120ms,1:240ms,2:480ms,3:640ms,4:1024ms,5:2048ms,6:5120m-
s,7:10240ms,8:1min,9:6min,10:12min,11:30min,12:60min
Unit N/A
1-516
Configuration Rule The higher this parameter value is, the longer the measurement
report interval is. A long report interval may affect the effect of
the function. If the parameter value is too low, the measurement
report will be triggered frequently, increasing the signal loading.
This parameter is selected as required. For different functions, the
parameter values are configured differently. The default values are
recommended for all functions.
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4,3:8,4:16,5:32,6:64,7:Infinity
Unit N/A
1-517
Range 0:120ms,1:240ms,2:480ms,3:640ms,4:1024ms,5:2048ms,6:5120m-
s,7:10240ms,8:1min,9:6min,10:12min,11:30min,12:60min
Unit N/A
1-518
Configuration Rule The higher this parameter value is, the longer the measurement
report interval is. A long report interval may affect the effect of
the function. If the parameter value is too low, the measurement
report will be triggered frequently, increasing the signal loading. This
parameter is selected as required. For the periodical measurements
with different functions, the threshold values are configured
differently.
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4,3:8,4:16,5:32,6:64,7:Infinity
Unit N/A
1-519
Description This parameter indicates the maximum number of the reported cells,
excluding the serving cell.
Range [1..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 8
1-520
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-521
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the actual network
measurement requirement. The handover or other functions cannot
be used if this parameter is configured improperly.
1-522
Unit dB
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule For various functions, the threshold values are configured differently.
For a handover, if the parameter value is configured high, it is difficult
to meet the condition of handing over the system over to another
cell from the current cell. If the parameter value is configured low, it
is easy to meet the condition of handing over the system to another
cell from the current cell. In an actual scenario, the configuration is
optimized based on the network. The failure ratio of handover to the
target cell will increase if this parameter is configured improperly.
1-523
Unit dB
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for CA secondary carrier replacement. The
higher the parameter value is, the more difficult it is to satisfy the
secondary carrier replacement condition. The lower the parameter
value is, the easier it is to satisfy the secondary carrier replacement
condition. In an actual scenario, the configuration is optimized
based on the network. The secondary carrier cannot be replaced in
time if this parameter is configured improperly.
1-524
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the purpose of the periodical measurement
report, reporting the strongest cells, or reporting CGI, or reporting
CGI for SON? The value of 0 indicates Report Strongest Cells. The
value of 1 indicates Report CGI. This parameter value is selected in
accordance with the actual measurement purpose.
1-525
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-526
1.33.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-527
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the actual network
measurement requirement. The handover or other functions cannot
be used if this parameter is configured improperly.
1-528
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the actual network
measurement requirement. The measurement index cannot be
configured, and the handover or other functions cannot be used if
this parameter is configured improperly.
1-529
Description This parameter indicates the measurement item in the EUTAN when
the inter-RAT handover is performed. When the UE measures
that the value reaches to the threshold that triggers an event,
the measurement event in the cell is triggered. RSRP stands for
Reference Signal Received Power and RSRQ stands for Reference
Signal Received Quality.
RSRP: The measurement item that is used to trigger an event
is RSRP. Namely, the UE determines the condition of reporting
an event based on the measurement item of RSRP. RSRQ: The
measurement item that is used to trigger an event is RSRQ. Namely,
the UE determines the condition of reporting an event based on the
measurement item of RSRQ. RSRP indicates the received power
of reference signals. It only reflects signal strength. As shown in
RSRQ=NRSRP/(E-UTRA carrier RSSI), the denominator contains
the downlink reference. RSRQ can be used to indicate the downlink
radio condition of the UE.
Range 0:RSRP,1:RSRQ
Unit N/A
1-530
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If you need to get the UE's measurement results periodically and
perform the performance processing, you should set this parameter
to "Periodical reporting". If you need to get the UE's measurement
results that meet certain triggered conditions and perform operations
such as handover and load balancing, you should set this parameter
to "Event triggered reporting".
1-531
Range [1..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 8
Configuration Rule The parameter is configured in accordance with the actual function.
There may be few handover attempt targets and the failure ratio
increases if the functions are configured improperly.
1-532
Range 0:B1,1:B2
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the field situation.
If only the signal quality of target cell is considered, Event B1 is
used. If the signal quality of both the serving cell and target cell is
considered, Event B2 is used.
1-533
Full Name Absolute Decision Threshold of E-UTRAN Serving Cell for RSRP
Measurement
Range [-140..-43]
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the test experience value. The higher the
parameter value is, the easier it is to satisfy the measurement event
condition of the serving cell. The lower the parameter value is, the
more difficult it is to satisfy the measurement event condition of the
serving cell. In an actual scenario, the configuration is optimized
based on the network. The failure ratio of handover to the target cell
will increase if this parameter is configured improperly.
1-534
Full Name Absolute Decision Threshold of E-UTRAN Serving Cell for RSRQ
Measurement
Unit dB
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the test experience value. The higher the
parameter value is, the easier it is to satisfy the measurement event
condition of the serving cell. The lower the parameter value is, the
more difficult it is to satisfy the measurement event condition of the
serving cell. In an actual scenario, the configuration is optimized
based on the network. The failure ratio of handover to the target cell
will increase if this parameter is configured improperly.
1-535
Range [-120..-24]
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the test experience value. This parameter
indicates the RSCP threshold of the neighboring cell of the target
UTRAN system when the event triggered condition is satisfied. The
higher the parameter value is, the more difficult it is to satisfy the
measurement event condition. And it is more difficult to perform
the handover. The lower the parameter value is, the easier it is to
satisfy the measurement event condition. And it is easier to perform
the handover. The failure ratio of handover to the target cell will
increase if this parameter is configured improperly.
1-536
Unit dB
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the test experience value. This parameter
indicates the Ec/No threshold of the neighboring cell of the target
UTRAN system when the event triggered condition is satisfied. The
higher the parameter value is, the more difficult it is to satisfy the
measurement event condition. And it is more difficult to perform
the handover. The lower the parameter value is, the easier it is to
satisfy the measurement event condition. And it is easier to perform
the handover. The failure ratio of handover to the target cell will
increase if this parameter is configured improperly.
1-537
Description This parameter indicates the hysteresis used for an event decision.
Generally, to avoid the ping-pong effect caused by the event
triggered condition, this parameter is configured to solve the jittering
problem due to UE event decision. At the base station side, this
parameter is configured. The UE makes a decision in accordance
with this parameter, the measurement result, and the formula of
the relevant event.
Unit dB
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the test experience value. The higher the
parameter value is, the easier it is to satisfy the handover condition
of the cell. The lower the parameter value is, the more difficult it is
to satisfy the handover condition of the cell. In an actual scenario,
the configuration is optimized based on the network. The failure
ratio of handover to the target cell will increase if this parameter
is configured improperly.
1-538
Description This parameter indicates the time period between having detected
an event and reporting the event. This event can be triggered and
reported only when the event is detected and always meets the
event triggered condition during the period specified by Time to
trigger.
Range 0:0,1:40,2:64,3:80,4:100,5:128,6:160,7:256,8:320,9:480,10:512,11:
640,12:1024,13:1280,14:2560,15:5120
Unit ms
Configuration Rule If the parameter value is set high, it indicates that the decision on the
event trigger is strict. This parameter value is set as required. If the
value is set too high, the communication quality will be affected. The
emulation experience shows that the handover failure ratio is the
lowest when the parameter value is configured to 256ms or 320ms.
1-539
Description This parameter indicates the time interval to report the measurement
results after the event is triggered. Namely, the UE reports the
measurement results one time every "ucRptInterval".
Range 0:120ms,1:240ms,2:480ms,3:640ms,4:1024ms,5:2048ms,6:5120m-
s,7:10240ms,8:1min,9:6min,10:12min,11:30min,12:60min
Unit N/A
1-540
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4,3:8,4:16,5:32,6:64,7:Infinity
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The higher this parameter value is, the longer the measurement
report interval is. A long report interval may affect the effect of
the function. If the parameter value is too low, the measurement
report will be triggered frequently, increasing the signal loading.
This parameter is selected as required. For the events with different
functions, the threshold values are configured differently.
1-541
Range 0:120ms,1:240ms,2:480ms,3:640ms,4:1024ms,5:2048ms,6:5120m-
s,7:10240ms,8:1min,9:6min,10:12min,11:30min,12:60min
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The higher this parameter value is, the longer the measurement
report interval is. A long report interval may affect the effect of
the function. If the parameter value is too low, the measurement
report will be triggered frequently, increasing the signal loading. This
parameter is selected as required. For the periodical measurements
with different functions, the parameter values are configured
differently. The default values are recommended for all functions.
1-542
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4,3:8,4:16,5:32,6:64,7:Infinity
Unit N/A
1-543
Description This parameter indicates the decision absolute threshold for the
GSM system measurement. The threshold value is related to Event
B1 or B2. For Event B1, when the signal quality of the neighboring
cell of the GSM system is better than the threshold value, the UE
considers that entering condition (B1-1) for this event is satisfied.
For Event B2, when the signal quality of the neighboring cell of the
GSM system is better than the threshold value, the UE considers
that entering condition (B2-2) for this event is satisfied.
Range [-110..-47]
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the test experience value. This parameter
indicates the RSCP threshold of the neighboring cell of the target
GERAN system when the event triggered condition is satisfied. The
higher the parameter value is, the more difficult it is to satisfy the
measurement event condition. And it is more difficult to perform
the handover. The lower the parameter value is, the easier it is to
satisfy the measurement event condition. And it is easier to perform
the handover. This parameter is selected as required. For the
events with different functions, the threshold values are configured
differently.
1-544
Description This parameter indicates the decision absolute threshold for the
CDMA system measurement. The threshold value is related to
Event B1 or B2. For Event B1, when the signal quality of the
neighboring cell of the GSM system is better than the threshold
value, the UE considers that entering condition (B1-1) for this event
is satisfied. For Event B2, when the signal quality of the neighboring
cell of the CDMA system is better than the threshold value, the UE
considers that entering condition (B2-2) for this event is satisfied.
Unit dB
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the test experience value. This parameter
indicates the RSCP threshold of the neighboring cell of the target
CDMA system when the event triggered condition is satisfied. The
higher the parameter value is, the more difficult it is to satisfy the
measurement event condition. And it is more difficult to perform
the handover. The lower the parameter value is, the easier it is to
satisfy the measurement event condition. And it is easier to perform
the handover. This parameter is selected as required. For the
events with different functions, the threshold values are configured
differently.
1-545
Range 0:SameAsTriggerQuantity,1:Both
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the hybrid measurement is enabled, this parameter is set to "1". If
the hybrid measurement is not enabled, this parameter is set to "0".
At present, the hybrid measurement will not occur.
1-546
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-547
1.34.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-548
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-549
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-550
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates whether the UE uses the measurement
quantity of both RSRP and RSRQ. If this switch is enabled, Event
A2 delivers the measurement quantity, and delivers RSRQ and
RSRP at the same time. Both measurement quantities trigger and
deliver the relevant measurement events and procedures. The
intra-frequency Event A3/A5 selects to deliver RSRP and RSRQ at
the same time. Generally, RSRQ is used in the area with many
buildings. RSRP is used in the open areas such as island residential
areas, ensuring that the RSRP measurement is connected to the
cell with the highest receiving power. However, in some special
situations, the terminal RSRP measurement cannot be performed
because the interference degrades the service quality. Then, the
RSRQ measurement based on the service quality is introduced
to obtain better system performance. Only performing RSRP
measurement may cause frequent handover operations. It is better
to compare RSRP and RSRQ during the handover and determine
whether the handover is optimal. If only comparing RSRQ, the
handover frequency is reduced, but RSRQ cannot provide the
robustness test if the service quality degrades. RSRQ greatly relies
on the load and measurement strategy. Therefore, call drops may
occur. If the dual-measurement switch is enabled, the UE consumes
much power and the measurement event reports increase greatly,
increasing the consumption of the antenna resources and the
processing load of the eNB. The measurement quantities are
configured based on different scenarios. If the switch is disabled,
only RSRP or RSRQ is selected by the background.
1-551
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-552
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-553
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-554
Range 0:NC0,1:NC1,2:NC2,3:Reset
Unit N/A
1-555
Description The paramerter indicates whether open the switch for restaining
PingPong handover or not. When openning the switch,UE shall
start the PingPong timer as performing handover from A cell to B
cell. Before the PingPong timer expires, UE shall not handover
back A from B cell. We suggests openning the switch when UE be
in the edge of cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-556
Range [1..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule If the parameter value is high, the processing delay is great and the
handover result is bad. If the parameter value is low, the UE cannot
perform the handover and a call drop occurs. This parameter is
configured in accordance with the field test result.
1-557
Range [1..6]
Unit N/A
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule If the parameter value is high, the processing delay is great and the
handover result is bad. If the parameter value is low, the UE cannot
perform the handover and a call drop occurs. This parameter is
configured in accordance with the field test result.
1-558
Range [1..900]
Unit s
Default Value 5
Description The parameter provides the information related to MBSFN and TDD
UL/DL configuration of neighboring cells.
00: Not all neighboring cells have the same MBSFN subframe
allocation as the serving cell on this frequency. It is also applicable
to the PCell.
10: The MBSFN subframe allocations of all neighboring cells are
identical to the serving cell or subsets of that in the serving cell on
this frequency. It is also applicable to the PCell.
01: MBSFN subframes do not exit in all neighboring cells.
11: For TDD, the UL/DL allocation in neighboring cell is different
from that in the serving cell on this frequency. It is also applicable to
the PCell.
1-559
For TDD, 00, 10 and 01 are only used for the situation where the
UL/DL allocation in neighboring cell is identical to that in the serving
cell on this frequency. It is also applicable to the PCell.
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-560
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-561
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-562
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-563
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the operator wants to perform the CSFB measurement, this switch
needs to be enabled. If the value of "Yes" is selected, the CSFB
measurement is performed. The advantage is that the best target
cell can be selected because the measurement report is provided.
The disadvantage is that a delay occurs because of waiting for a
measurement report. If the value of "No" is selected, the operation
is executed quickly because no measurement is needed. However,
it is necessary to make a neighboring cell coverage planning.
Otherwise, the CSFB target cell may be selected improperly and the
CSFB measurement fails.
1-564
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the operator requires CSFB to the UTRAN in the PS handover
mode, the value of "0: PS handover" is selected.
If the operator requires CSFB to the UMTS in the redirection mode,
the value of "1: Redirection" is selected.
If the operator does not have any requirement, the default value
is used.
1-565
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the operator requires CSFB to the GSM in the PS handover mode,
the value of "0: PS handover" is selected.
If the operator requires CSFB to the GSM in the CCO mode, the
value of "1: CCO" is selected.
If the operator requires CSFB to the GSM in the redirection mode,
the value of "2: Redirection" is selected.
If the operator does not have any requirement, the default value
is used.
1-566
Unit N/A
1-567
Range [0..65535]
Unit ms
Default Value 80
1-568
Range 0:-24,1:-22,2:-20,3:-18,4:-16,5:-14,6:-12,7:-10,8:-8,9:-6,10:-5,11:-
4,12:-3,13:-2,14:-1,15:0,16:1,17:2,18:3,19:4,20:5,21:6,22:8,23:10,2
4:12,25:14,26:16,27:18,28:20,29:22,30:24
Unit dB
1-569
Range [-140..-44]
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule If set too big, it will cause UE starts a late measurement action,and
have a drop call due to untimely handover, and if set too small, it will
cause UE starts aa early measurement action, and have a higher
UE power consumption. An unappropriate value will lead to a higher
handover failure rate to the target cell.
1-570
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4,5:5,6:6,7:7,8:8,9:9,10:11,11:13,12:15,13:17,14
:19
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The analysis on the test experience value shows that if this
parameter value is configured too high, the measurement is
too smooth and the channel change cannot be reflected. The
handover fails. If this parameter value is configured too low, the
measurement value is too sensitive to the change of the channel.
Unnecessary handover may occur or the handover fails. The failure
ratio of handover to the target cell will increase if this parameter
is configured improperly.
1-571
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4,5:5,6:6,7:7,8:8,9:9,10:11,11:13,12:15,13:17,14
:19
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The analysis on the test experience value shows that if this
parameter value is configured too high, the measurement is
too smooth and the channel change cannot be reflected. The
handover fails. If this parameter value is configured too low, the
measurement value is too sensitive to the change of the channel.
Unnecessary handover may occur or the handover fails. The failure
ratio of handover to the target cell will increase if this parameter
is configured improperly.
1-572
Range 0:1.4M,1:3M,2:5M,3:10M,4:15M,5:20M
Unit N/A
1-573
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In the situation where the frequency point priority policy is enabled,
the neighboring cells of this frequency point is more liable to be
selected as the target cell for load balancing if the priority is higher.
1-574
Range [0..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The operator configures this parameter in accordance with the
network condition. The frequency points should be configured
completely. If some frequency point is not configured, the handover
will fail.
1-575
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Description None
Range [0..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-576
Description None
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4,5:5,6:6,7:7,8:8,9:9,10:11,11:13,12:15,13:17,14
:19
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The analysis on the test experience value shows that if this
parameter value is configured too high, the measurement is
too smooth and the channel change cannot be reflected. The
handover fails. If this parameter value is configured too low, the
measurement value is too sensitive to the change of the channel.
Unnecessary handover may occur or the handover fails. The failure
ratio of handover to the target cell will increase if this parameter
is configured improperly.
1-577
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-578
Range [0..32]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the number of UTRAN carrier frequencies.
It is set in accordance with the actually configured carrier frequency
number. The handover function cannot be used if this parameter
is configured improperly.
1-579
Range 0:cpich_RSCP,1:cpich_EcN0
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the actual network
configuration. cpich_RSCP: This value indicates the coverage
strength of the UTRAN FDD signals. It is similar to RSRP of the
LTE system.
cpich_EcN0: This value indicates the quality of the UTRAN FDD
signals. It is similar to RSRQ of the LTE system.
1-580
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4,5:5,6:6,7:7,8:8,9:9,10:11,11:13,12:15,13:17,14
:19
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The analysis on the test experience value shows that if this
parameter value is configured too high, the measurement is
too smooth and the channel change cannot be reflected. The
handover fails. If this parameter value is configured too low, the
measurement value is too sensitive to the change of the channel.
Unnecessary handover may occur or the handover fails. The failure
ratio of handover to the target cell will increase if this parameter
is configured improperly.
1-581
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range [0..32]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the number of CDMA carrier frequencies.
It is set in accordance with the actually configured carrier frequency
number. The handover function cannot be used if this parameter
is configured improperly.
1-582
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-583
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In the scenario where the network is shared, if the switch is enabled,
the UE falls back first to the CS domain that has the same TAI with
the serving cell when the user executes CSFB, reducing the delay
caused in a call establishment. This parameter is configured in
accordance with the CSFB requirements of the operator.
1-584
Description This parameter indicates the switch for selecting the multi-PLMN
local strategy for CSFB. The local strategy indicates that the
expected CSDB target PLMN sequence configured by the operator
in the scenario where the network is shared. If the value is set to
"0", the local strategy is disabled. All PLMNs in the EPLMN have
the same priority.
If the value is set to "1", the local strategy is used. The operator can
configure different CSFB local strategies for different PLMNs.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured only when the network is shared and
this parameter needs to be configured. This parameter is configured
in accordance with the requirements of the operator. For example,
when the serving operator is "a", the CS is expected to fall back first
to Operator a, next, Operator b, and then Operator c.
1-585
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Full Name Min-Stay Time for Handover from Macro to Small Cell
1-586
Description Only UE has stayed in Small Cell for enough time, then eNB may
permit UE to handover to Small-cell, the average time UE stay in
Small-cell mustbe longer than wMinStayTimeInSC
Range [0..65535]
Unit s
Default Value 15
Description #########
Range [0..255]
Unit s
Default Value 3
1-587
Description #########
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-588
Full Name Forbidden Time of Handover Between Macro and Small Cell
Description If handover between Macro and Small cell is applied, then ,UE can
only stay in Macro cell. And if has stayed in Macro cell for enough
time that longer than wMacro2SmallForbidTime, then UE can start
handover between Macro and Small cell.
Range [0..65535]
Unit s
1-589
Description #########
Unit dB
Description The switch of Intra-RAT Handover based on load. When this switch
is turned on, eNodeb will consider load as a factor when select the
target cell., otherwise will not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-590
Description #########
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 60
1-591
Description #########
Unit dB
1-592
Description #########
Unit dB
Description This parameter indicates the trigger quantity of target cell order for
handover based on the last event report, when it starts the periodic
report based on event.
Range 0:Rsrp,1:Rsrq
Unit N/A
1-593
Description #########
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-594
Description #########
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-595
Description When voiceAdmtSwch equal to 1, LTE cell will admit Voice Bear,
and try handover to LTE FDD, then try SRVCC to UMTS.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Description This parameter indicates whether the eNodeB enable the UE type
Judgement,bit 0 indicates ICIC,bit 1 indicate DLCOMP,bit2 indicates
ULCOMP;
1-596
Unit N/A
Unit N/A
1-597
Unit N/A
1-598
Description #########
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-599
Description This parameter is the switch of SRVCC based VoLTE Quality. When
it is open, eNodeb will monitor the quality of VoLTE, and if quality
lower than threshold, eNodeb will trigger SRVCC procedure.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Description This parameter is the trigger method based VoLTE Quality. When
it is Yes, eNodeb will send the measure configure, and trigger
handover based on the measure result; When it is No, eNodeb will
trigger handover based on blind method.
1-600
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-601
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-602
1.35.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-603
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Description The frequency offset for PUSCH hopping, collected with PUSCH
hopping sub band. The formula of sub band is N_RB^sb =
floor((N_RB^UL N_RB^PUCCH N_RB^N_HO mod 2) / N_sb).
N_RB^N_HO is PuschHopOffset.
1-604
Range [0..98]
Unit N/A
Default Value 12
Configuration Rule If the value is set too larger, there will be a PUSCH resource waste.
If the value is set too small, there will be a frequency domain conflict
between PUCCH and PUSCH.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range [1..4]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the more gain of frequency domain there will
be. The smaller the value is, the less gain of frequency domain
there will be.
1-605
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range 0:4,1:8,2:16,3:32,4:64
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Set this parameter based on the cell UE number, SR response
delay, and SR cycle. If the SR response delay is large or more UEs
in a cell ,then set the value large. If the SR cycle is large, then set
the value small.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-606
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-607
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Abbreviated Name ng
1-608
Range 0:1/6,1:1/2,2:1,3:2
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If it is too small(Ng is 1/6),there will be the least array number of
PHICH, and more UEs in each array, which will cause the least
PUICH performance modulation. If it is too big(Ng is 2),there will be
the most array number of PHICH, and the least UEs in each array,
which will have the best PUICH performance modulation, but the
control channel take the most symbols,thus the symbols of PDCCH
get less.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-609
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Description The duration of PHICH determines how many ofdm symb that
PHICH will be mapped on, one OFDM symb or three OFDM symb.
Range 0:Normal,1:Extended
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-610
Abbreviated Name nd
Range 0:2,1:3,2:4,3:5,4:6
Unit Nd
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-611
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The bandwidth of SRS must be smaller than the system bandwidth.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-612
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Unit N/A
1-613
Configuration Rule Set this parameter based on the UE capability, transmission mode
and test requirement.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Description The parameter determines the cycle shift spacing for PUCCH format
1/1a1b
Range 0:1,1:2,2:3
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Set this parameter based on simulation performance of PHY, and
the networking mode. It is set to 1 at current version.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-614
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-615
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Adjust the value based on UE number of the ACK/NACK repetition
feedback supported by a cell.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-616
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Full Name Maximum User Number can be Carried By PUCCH Format1 per RB
1-617
Description The parameter indicates the maximum user number when multiple
users are multiplexed in a same RB for PUCCH format1/1a/1b.
Range 0:4,1:6,2:9,3:12,4:18,5:36
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-618
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range [0..98]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule Set this parameter based on PUCCH closed loop power control
requirement.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-619
Range [0..98]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-620
Range 0:5,1:10,2:20,3:40,4:80,5:160
Unit ms
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Full Name The Number of TTI Corresponding to the CQI/PMI Report Period
for UE
Range [0..160]
Unit N/A
1-621
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range 0:5,1:10,2:20,3:40,4:80
Unit ms
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-622
Range [0..36]
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-623
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-624
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4,5:5,6:6,7:7,8:8,9:9,10:10,11:11,12:12,13:13,14
:14
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-625
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3
1-626
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Description The parameter shows the Cell Identity in the function of CoMP.
It is Configured different Cell Identity for the neighboring cell in
the function of CoMP, Such as 0, 1, 2. It ensures to configure
different SRS resource by configuring different cell Identity for the
neighboring cell in the function of CoMP .
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-627
Description The parameter determines whether cell applies TTI Bundling or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-628
Full Name The Number of Cyclic Shift Used for PUCCH Formats 1/1a/1b in a
Resource Block Used for a Mix of Formats 1/1a/1b and 2/2a/2b
Description NAnCs denotes the number of cyclic shift used for PUCCH formats
1/1a/1b in a resource block used for a mix of formats 1/1a/1b and
2/2a/2b.
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Full Name The Support Indicator for Transmitting ACK/NACK and SRS in a
Same Subframe
1-629
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range [0..98]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-630
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-631
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-632
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-633
Description The first condition of CoMP Cell is the power greater than
thethreshold.
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-634
Description The neighbor cell can help local cell when the power difference is
greater than thethreshold.
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Full Name The Channel Numbers of Channel Selection PUCCH Format 1b for
Two Ports P1
1-635
Description This parameter determines the numbers of two ports channel P1 for
channel selection PUCCH format1b. This parameter is used in the
transmission diversity mode of PUCCH . It is configured when the
PUCCH transmission diversity mode enable.
Unit N/A
Default Value 20
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range [0..30]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
1-636
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range [0..30]
Unit dB
Default Value 4
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-637
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-638
Range 0:Disable,1:Openloop,2:Closedloop,3:Adaptive
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Unit N/A
1-639
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Description Uplink PRB Random Bias:"Bias 0","Bias 1","Bias 2" and "Random
Bias"
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-640
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-641
Description Downlink PRB Random Bias:"Bias 0","Bias 1","Bias 2" and "Random
Bias"
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range [0..50]
Unit N/A
1-642
Default Value 0
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range [50..160]
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-643
Range [50..160]
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1.35.55 Open TTI Bundling SINR Threshold When UE' Service Type
Includes QCI1
Parameter Name
Full Name Open TTI Bundling SINR Threshold When UE' Service Type
Includes QCI1
1-644
Description when UE' service type includes QCI1,Use the parameter to provides
SINR threshold to determine whether UE applies TTI Bundling or
not. If UE SINR is less than the threshold, UE will be configured in
bundling operation.
Range [0..30]
Unit dB
Default Value 4
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1.35.56 Close TTI Bundling SINR Threshold When UE' Service Type
Includes QCI1
Parameter Name
Full Name Close TTI Bundling SINR Threshold When UE' Service Type
Includes QCI1
1-645
Description when UE' service includes QCI1,Use The parameter provides SINR
threshold to determine whether UE applies TTI Bundling or not. If
UE SINR is more than the threshold, UE will be configured in normal
HARQ operation.
Range [0..30]
Unit dB
Default Value 8
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Range 0:No,1:Yes
1-646
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Description This parameter indicates the UE and the baseband board how
to product and demodulate the demodulation reference signal for
PUSCH.
No indicates that RNLC don't sent this parameter to the baseband
board and the UE who product and demodulate the demodulation
reference signal for PUSCH with single layer according to Rel8/9.
Yes indicates that RNLC sent this parameter to the baseband
board and the UE who product and demodulate the demodulation
reference signal for PUSCH with multi-layers according to Rel10.
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-647
Range 0:2,1:4
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-648
Range 0:Submode1,1:Submode2
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Both submode1 and submode2 are Mode1-1 submode supported
by the protocol.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-649
Range 0:2,1:5,2:10,3:20,4:40,5:80,6:160,7:320
Unit ms
Configuration Rule This paramter is used to set the SRS period according to the system
SRS performance and the quantity of supported users. Different
period configuration has different impact on SRS functions (such
as the TDD BF function).
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Full Name The Number of SRS Time-Division Resource for UE Normal Power
Range [0..257]
1-650
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Full Name Minimum Reference Period for the Segment of SRS Resource
Description The SRS's period. The period of localized must be bigger or equal
to min period supported by srs subframe configuration.
Range 0:2,1:5,2:10,3:20,4:40,5:80,6:160,7:320
Unit ms
Configuration Rule If the value of this parameter is set lower, the time division resources
of the cell are fewer and the supported users are restricted. If the
value of this parameter is set higher, the transmission period of SRS
is longer and the SRS performance is affected.
1-651
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
Full Name The Configuration of SRS Period Over the Threshold of SRS PL
for UE
Description The parameter indicates the configuration of SRS period over the
threshold of SRS PL for UE.
Range 0:2,1:5,2:10,3:20,4:40,5:80,6:160,7:320
Unit ms
Configuration Rule This paramter is used to set the SRS period according to the
system SRS performance and the quantity of supported users. At
present, this parameter of the new version is modified to non-array
format. The performance of edge UEs is poor. Therefore, it is not
recommended to set too long period for edge UEs because the
performance of edge UEs is poor.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-652
Full Name The Number of SRS Resource Over the Threshold of SRS PL for UE
Description The parameter indicates the number of SRS resource over the
threshold of SRS PL for UE. It is one-dimensional vector including
three elements.
Range [0..25]
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/PUCH and PDCH
1-653
Managed Object AC
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.36.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-654
Managed Object AC
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
Managed Object AC
Description Switch for queuing based admission control algorithm, which can
determine whether the queuing algorithm is valid or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-655
Full Name Admission Control Algorithm Switch for Hardware Resource Based
GBR Service
Managed Object AC
Description Switch of PRB based GBR service admission control, which can
determine whether the GBR admission control algorithm is valid
or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-656
Full Name Admission Control Algorithm Switch for Downlink PRB Based GBR
Service
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-657
Full Name Admission Control Algorithm Switch for Uplink PRB Based GBR
Service
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Managed Object AC
1-658
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Full Name Admission Control Algorithm Switch for Hardware Resource Based
NGBR Service
Managed Object AC
Description Switch of PRB based NGBR service admission control, which can
determine whether the NGBR admission control algorithm is valid
or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
1-659
Unit N/A
Full Name Admission Control Algorithm Switch for Downlink PRB Based NGBR
Service
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-660
Full Name Admission Control Algorithm Switch for Uplink PRB Based NGBR
Service
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-661
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Managed Object AC
1-662
Range [1..65520]
Unit ms
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the more inaccurate report there will be. The
smaller the value is, the more system payload there will be.
Full Name Admission Control Algorithm Switch for Downlink Power Limitation
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-663
Managed Object AC
Description Switch of based admission control for emergency call, which can
determine whether the admission judgment for emergency call is
valid or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-664
Managed Object AC
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The larger the value isthe more UE is allowed to access.
1-665
Managed Object AC
Description The maximum number of established E-RAB that the cell can hold
and the QoS of all the service can be guaranteed.
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the more active E-RAB for a cell.
Managed Object AC
Unit N/A
1-666
Default Value 5
Managed Object AC
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Configure this parameter according to the operator's need. If the
switch is Open, the congestion control function will be available, and
thus improve the admission success rate of the admission failure
service.
1-667
Managed Object AC
Range [1..3]
Unit N/A
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule This parameter takes users feelings into consideration, there is a
number limitation for the service that will be pre-empted, If it is set
too small, the probability of the congestion processing failure will
be higher.
1-668
Managed Object AC
Description The first rank of Pre-emption QCI. GBR E-RABs which QCI in Rank1
will be preempted first in congestion control.
Range 0:None,1:QCI1,2:QCI2,3:QCI3,4:QCI4
Unit N/A
Managed Object AC
1-669
Description The second rank of Pre-emption QCI. GBR E-RABs which QCI in
Rank1 will be preempted first in congestion control.
Range 0:None,1:QCI1,2:QCI2,3:QCI3,4:QCI4
Unit N/A
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-670
Managed Object AC
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 70
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the harder to trigger the probable rejection
function.
1-671
Managed Object AC
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 70
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the harder to trigger the probable rejection
function.
1-672
Managed Object AC
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher probability for UE to access the
network.
1-673
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Full Name RRC User Number Resource Ratio of Operator n in Network Sharing
Managed Object AC
1-674
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 0
Managed Object AC
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 0
1-675
Full Name Admission Control Algorithm Switch for RRC User Number of
Operatorin Network Sharing
Managed Object AC
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-676
Managed Object AC
Description This parameter is the Switch of CA User Restrict. When this switch
is opened, If the number of users in cell reaches threshold of forbid
Configured as SCell, the cell cannot be configured as SCell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Managed Object AC
1-677
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 80
Managed Object AC
Description This parameter is the switch of admit CSFB High Priorty Call with
priorty
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-678
1.37 PRACH
PRACH.
1.37.1 Prach ID
Parameter Name
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-679
1.37.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-680
Description The parameter indicates the frame number and subframe number
configuration, via different configuration, different opportunity used
to transmit PRACH is also configured. In fact, the parameter gives
the access opportunity for PRACH. The larger the number of frame
and subframe used to transmit PRACH is, the more the access
opportunity is.
Range [0..29],[31..45],[47..59],[63..63]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule The more the radio frame and sub-frame sending, the higher load
will be.
1-681
Description The parameter is used to determine the frequency position used for
PRACH. The PRACH uses 6 RB, from 0 to N_RB^UL-6.
Range [0..94]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule To lower the uplink data schedule limitation, set the PRACH come
close to the PUCCH resource block.
Unit N/A
1-682
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates whether the cell is high-speed cell.
Range 0:4,1:8,2:12,3:16,4:20,5:24,6:28,7:32,8:36,9:40,10:44,11:48,12:52,
13:56,14:60,15:64
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The more number of the contention based random access
preambles, the more number of RA preamble is needed.
1-683
Description The parameter indicates the logical root sequence start number
used to generate prach preamble. There are 64 preambles available
in each cell. The set of 64 preamble sequences in a cell is found by
including first, in the order of increasing cyclic shift, all the available
cyclic shifts of a root Zadoff-Chu sequence with the logical index
RACH_ROOT_SEQUENCE, where RACH_ROOT_SEQUENCE is
broadcasted as part of the System Information. Additional preamble
sequences, in case 64 preambles cannot be generated from a single
root Zadoff-Chu sequence, are obtained from the root sequences
with the consecutive logical indexes until all the 64 sequences are
found.
Range [0..837]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The index of logic root sequence between neighbor cell can not
be same.
1-684
Range [0..15]
Unit Ncs
Default Value 10
Configuration Rule The larger the cell radius, the larger the shift number of cyclic shift.
1-685
Range 0:4,1:8,2:12,3:16,4:20,5:24,6:28,7:32,8:36,9:40,10:44,11:48,12:5
2,13:56,14:60
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The more time of the random access preambles of UE, the larger
the size of RA preamble in group A is needed.
1-686
Range 0:0,1:2,2:4,3:6
Unit dB
Configuration Rule If the PRACH power increase step is large, the re-transmission
power is large too, thus there is a higher access probability, but will
lead power waste and intererference unnecessarily.
1-687
Range 0:3,1:4,2:5,3:6,4:7,5:8,6:10,7:20,8:50,9:100,10:200
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The more the maximum transmission time of PRACH preamble,
the easier to reach the maximum of the power increase , and thus
increase the access delay.
1-688
Range 0:-120,1:-118,2:-116,3:-114,4:-112,5:-110,6:-108,7:-106,8:-104,9:-
102,10:-100,11:-98,12:-96,13:-94,14:-92,15:-90
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule It has relation with the PRACH detect SNR threshold, and IoT.
Range 0:56,1:144,2:208,3:256
Unit bits
1-689
Range 0:Minusinfinity,1:0,2:5,3:8,4:10,5:12,6:15,7:18
Unit dB
1-690
Full Name Receiving Search Window for Random Access Preamble Response
Range 0:2,1:3,2:4,3:5,4:6,5:7,6:8,7:10
Unit ms
Configuration Rule To guarantee UE can detect the random access response, the value
should be set little larger.
1-691
Range [1..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Range 0:2,1:3,2:4,3:5
1-692
Unit N/A
Range 0:8,1:16,2:24,3:32,4:40,5:48,6:56,7:64
Unit sf
1-693
Description
Range 0:Adaptive,1:Manual
Unit N/A
1-694
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-695
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1.38.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-696
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Full Name Cell Nominal Power Required for Data Transmission in PUSCH
Semi-Static Scheduling Authorization Mode
Range [-126..24]
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule The higher This parameter value is, the higher cell throughput there
will be. There will be an inter-cell interference.This parameter is
set too large.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-697
Full Name Cell Nominal Power Required for Data Transmission in PUSCH
Dynamic Scheduling Authorization Mode
Description The parameter indicates the cell specific nominal power for PUSCH
(re)transmissions corresponding to a dynamic scheduled grant. The
parameter is used to calculate the transmit power of PUSCH, and
embody the power difference among cells.
Range [-126..24]
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule The higher This parameter value is, the higher cell throughput there
will be. There will be an inter-cell interference.This parameter is
set too large.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-698
Full Name Path Loss Compensation Factor for PUSCH Transmission Power
Range 0:0,1:0.4,2:0.5,3:0.6,4:0.7,5:0.8,6:0.9,7:1.0
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher CEU transmission power there
will be. The smaller the value is, the lower compensation of the
cell pathloss there will be.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-699
Description The parameter indicates the cell specific nominal power for PUCCH.
And it is used to calculate the transmit power for PUCCH and
embody the power difference among cells.
Range [-127..-96]
Unit dBm
Configuration Rule The higher This parameter value is, the higher cell throughput there
will be. There will be an inter-cell interference.This parameter is
set too large.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-700
Description The parameter indicates the power offset for different PUCCH
Format 1 with PUCCH Format 1a.
Range 0:-2,1:0,2:2
Unit dB
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher transmission power of format 1
compared with format 1a there will be.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Description The parameter indicates the power offset for different PUCCH
Format 1b with PUCCH Format 1a.
Range 0:1,1:3,2:5
Unit dB
1-701
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher transmission power of format 1b
compared with format 1a there will be.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Description The parameter indicates the power offset for different PUCCH
Format 2 with PUCCH Format 1a.
Range 0:-2,1:0,2:1,3:2
Unit dB
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher transmission power of format 2
compared with format 1a there will be.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-702
Description The parameter indicates the power offset for different PUCCH
Format 2a with PUCCH Format 1a.
Range 0:-2,1:0,2:2
Unit dB
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher transmission power of format 2a
compared with format 1a there will be.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-703
Description The parameter indicates the power offset for different PUCCH
Format 2b with PUCCH Format 1a.
Range 0:-2,1:0,2:2
Unit dB
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher transmission power of format 2b
compared with format 1a there will be.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-704
Range [-1..6]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The larger value will cause service channel interference of the
neighbor cell.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Range 0:0,1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4,5:5,6:6,7:7,8:8,9:9,10:11,11:13,12:15,13:17,14
:19
1-705
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-706
1.38.15 Power Control Step Range for PDCCH DCI 3/3A Indicated
PUSCH TPC Command
Parameter Name
Full Name Power Control Step Range for PDCCH DCI 3/3A Indicated PUSCH
TPC Command
Description When the Power control Adjust type for PUSCH is accumulation, the
parameter is used to select the range of TPC command step size of
PUSCH for PDCCH DCI format 3/3A.
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-707
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1.38.17 Power Control Step Range for PDCCH DCI 3/3A Indicated
PUCCH TPC Command
Parameter Name
Full Name Power Control Step Range for PDCCH DCI 3/3A Indicated PUCCH
TPC Command
Description The parameter is used to select the range of TPC command step
size of PUCCH for PDCCH DCI format 3/3a.
1-708
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used to select the range of TPC command step
size of PUCCH for PDCCH DCI format 3/3a.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Range [0..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
1-709
Configuration Rule Set the value for the edge UE to positive one, and set the value
for center UE to negative one.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Description The parameter indicates the cell whether enable close-loop power
control of PUSCH or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the cell whether enable close-loop power
control of PUSCH or not.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-710
Description The parameter indicates the cell whether enable close-loop power
control of PUCCH or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the cell whether enable close-loop power
control of PUCCH or not.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-711
Description This parameter is used to determine the target IoT value when
network planning is performed.
Range [0..20]
Unit dB
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule The higher the value is, a higher inter-cell interference there will be.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Description This parameter is used to smooth the value of noise and interference
in the window.
Range [100..1000]
Unit ms
1-712
Configuration Rule It can not reflect the current NI condition if Set this parameter too
large. There will be a NI fluctuation if Set this parameter too small.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Description Control switch of PHR function can determine which are enabled
or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-713
Abbreviated Name ks
Range 0:0,1:1.25
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-714
Description The parameter indicates the power control adjust type for PUSCH.
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Description Control switch of event RSRP measure switch can determine which
are enabled or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The control switch for event RSRP measurement report
1-715
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Description Control switch of period RSRP measure switch can determine which
are enabled or not.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The control switch for periodic RSRP measurement report
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-716
Range [0..10]
Unit dB
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule If it is set too large, there will be a high transmission power of MSG3,
and thus give interference to neighbour service channel.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-717
Range [-8..7]
Unit dB
Default Value 1
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-718
Range [-8..7]
Unit dB
Default Value 1
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Description Add the element deltaOI into the closed-loop power control. If
enable the switch, the Power of UE which be used in the edge of
cell will adjust upon the interrupt of the nerbor cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-719
Description This parameter can limit the UE max transmission power at middle
point.
Range [0..23]
Unit dBm
Default Value 16
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-720
Description This parameter can limit the UE max transmission MCS at middle
point.
Range [0..24]
Unit N/A
Default Value 22
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Range [-118..-96]
Unit N/A
1-721
Configuration Rule The settings for different scenarios with differenct number of UEs
are various. For large-capacity scenario, the value of this parameter
needs to set higher.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
Range [-118..-96]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The settings for different scenarios with differenct number of UEs
are various. For large-capacity scenario, the value of this parameter
needs to set higher.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/UL Power Control
1-722
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-723
1.39.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-724
Description For each UE, the ratio of PDSCH EPRE to cell-specific RS EPRE
among PDSCH REs in all the OFDM symbols not containing
cell-specific RS is equal and is denoted by Rho_A.The UE may
assume that for 16 QAM or 64 QAM or spatial multiplexing with
more than one layer or for PDSCH transmissions associated
with the multi-user MIMO transmission scheme Rho_A is equal
to Delta_power_offset + P_A + 10log10(2) [dB] when the UE
receives a PDSCH data transmission using precoding for
transmit diversity with 4 cell-specific antenna ports, and Rho_A
is equal to Delta_power_offset + P_A [dB] otherwise, where
Delta_power_offset is 0 dB for all PDSCH transmission schemes
except multi-user MIMO and P_A is a parameter provided by higher
layers. Not necessarily valid in some cases, e.g. QPSK with no
spatial multiplexing and without multi-user MIMO transmission
mode. The parameter is corresponding to the PDSCH data sourced
from BCCH logical channel.
Range 0:-6,1:-4.77,2:-3,3:-1.77,4:0,5:1,6:2,7:3
Unit dB
Configuration Rule At the specific cell reference signal power, the larger the value is,
the larger power of RE there will be, and thus provides a larger
message effective coverage.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-725
Description For each UE, the ratio of PDSCH EPRE to cell-specific RS EPRE
among PDSCH REs in all the OFDM symbols not containing
cell-specific RS is equal and is denoted by Rho_A.The UE may
assume that for 16 QAM or 64 QAM or spatial multiplexing with
more than one layer or for PDSCH transmissions associated
with the multi-user MIMO transmission scheme Rho_A is equal
to Delta_power_offset + P_A + 10log10(2) [dB] when the UE
receives a PDSCH data transmission using precoding for
transmit diversity with 4 cell-specific antenna ports, and Rho_A
is equal to Delta_power_offset + P_A [dB] otherwise, where
Delta_power_offset is 0 dB for all PDSCH transmission schemes
except multi-user MIMO and P_A is a parameter provided by higher
layers. Not necessarily valid in some cases, e.g. QPSK with no
spatial multiplexing and without multi-user MIMO transmission
mode. The parameter is corresponding to the PDSCH data sourced
from CCCH logical channel.
Range 0:-6,1:-4.77,2:-3,3:-1.77,4:0,5:1,6:2,7:3
Unit dB
Configuration Rule At the specific cell reference signal power, the larger the value is,
the larger power of RE there will be, and thus provides a larger
message effective coverage.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-726
Description For each UE, the ratio of PDSCH EPRE to cell-specific RS EPRE
among PDSCH REs in all the OFDM symbols not containing
cell-specific RS is equal and is denoted by Rho_A.The UE may
assume that for 16 QAM or 64 QAM or spatial multiplexing with
more than one layer or for PDSCH transmissions associated
with the multi-user MIMO transmission scheme Rho_A is equal
to Delta_power_offset + P_A + 10log10(2) [dB] when the UE
receives a PDSCH data transmission using precoding for
transmit diversity with 4 cell-specific antenna ports, and Rho_A
is equal to Delta_power_offset + P_A [dB] otherwise, where
Delta_power_offset is 0 dB for all PDSCH transmission schemes
except multi-user MIMO and P_A is a parameter provided by higher
layers. Not necessarily valid in some cases, e.g. QPSK with no
spatial multiplexing and without multi-user MIMO transmission
mode. The parameter is corresponding to the PDSCH data sourced
from PCCH logical channel.
Range 0:-6,1:-4.77,2:-3,3:-1.77,4:0,5:1,6:2,7:3
Unit dB
Configuration Rule At the specific cell reference signal power, the larger the value is,
the larger power of RE there will be, and thus provides a larger
message effective coverage.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-727
Description For each UE, the ratio of PDSCH EPRE to cell-specific RS EPRE
among PDSCH REs in all the OFDM symbols not containing
cell-specific RS is equal and is denoted by Rho_A.The UE may
assume that for 16 QAM or 64 QAM or spatial multiplexing with
more than one layer or for PDSCH transmissions associated
with the multi-user MIMO transmission scheme Rho_A is equal
to Delta_power_offset + P_A + 10log10(2) [dB] when the UE
receives a PDSCH data transmission using precoding for transmit
diversity with 4 cell-specific antenna ports, and Rho_A is equal to
Delta_power_offset + P_A [dB] otherwise, where Delta_power_offset
is 0 dB for all PDSCH transmission schemes except multi-user
MIMO and P_A is a parameter provided by higher layers. Not
necessarily valid in some cases, e.g. QPSK with no spatial
multiplexing and without multi-user MIMO transmission mode. The
parameter is corresponding to the PDSCH data sourced from Msg2.
Range 0:-6,1:-4.77,2:-3,3:-1.77,4:0,5:1,6:2,7:3
Unit dB
Configuration Rule At the specific cell reference signal power, the larger the value is,
the larger power of RE there will be, and thus provides a larger
message effective coverage.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-728
Description For each UE, the ratio of PDSCH EPRE to cell-specific RS EPRE
among PDSCH REs in all the OFDM symbols not containing
cell-specific RS is equal and is denoted by Rho_A.The UE may
assume that for 16 QAM or 64 QAM or spatial multiplexing with
more than one layer or for PDSCH transmissions associated
with the multi-user MIMO transmission scheme Rho_A is equal
to Delta_power_offset + P_A + 10log10(2) [dB] when the UE
receives a PDSCH data transmission using precoding for transmit
diversity with 4 cell-specific antenna ports, and Rho_A is equal to
Delta_power_offset + P_A [dB] otherwise, where Delta_power_offset
is 0 dB for all PDSCH transmission schemes except multi-user
MIMO and P_A is a parameter provided by higher layers. Not
necessarily valid in some cases, e.g. QPSK with no spatial
multiplexing and without multi-user MIMO transmission mode. The
parameter is corresponding to the PDSCH data sourced from DCCH
logical channel and its assignment is through CCCH logical channel.
Range 0:-6,1:-4.77,2:-3,3:-1.77,4:0,5:1,6:2,7:3
Unit dB
Configuration Rule At the specific cell reference signal power, the larger the value is,
the larger power of RE there will be, and thus provides a larger
message effective coverage.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-729
Description For each UE, the ratio of PDSCH EPRE to cell-specific RS EPRE
among PDSCH REs in all the OFDM symbols not containing
cell-specific RS is equal and is denoted by Rho_A.The UE may
assume that for 16 QAM or 64 QAM or spatial multiplexing with
more than one layer or for PDSCH transmissions associated
with the multi-user MIMO transmission scheme Rho_A is equal
to Delta_power_offset + P_A + 10log10(2) [dB] when the UE
receives a PDSCH data transmission using precoding for transmit
diversity with 4 cell-specific antenna ports, and Rho_A is equal to
Delta_power_offset + P_A [dB] otherwise, where Delta_power_offset
is 0 dB for all PDSCH transmission schemes except multi-user
MIMO and P_A is a parameter provided by higher layers. Not
necessarily valid in some cases, e.g. QPSK with no spatial
multiplexing and without multi-user MIMO transmission mode. The
parameter is corresponding to the PDSCH data sourced from DCCH
logical channel and its assignment is through CCCH logical channel.
Range 0:-6,1:-4.77,2:-3,3:-1.77,4:0,5:1,6:2,7:3
Unit dB
Configuration Rule At the specific cell reference signal power, the larger the value is,
the larger power of RE there will be, and thus provides a larger
message effective coverage.
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-730
Unit dB
1-731
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
Unit dB
1-732
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
Description The value of RAM of it is power offset of DCI0 to CRS. It ensure the
transmit power of DCI0. It should be configured when cell establish
or reestablish.
1-733
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-734
Description The value of RAM of it is power offset of DCI1 to CRS. It ensure the
transmit power of DCI1. It should be configured when cell establish
or reestablish.
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-735
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-736
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-737
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-738
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-739
Description The value of RAM of it is power offset of DCI2 to CRS. It ensure the
transmit power of DCI2. It should be configured when cell establish
or reestablish.
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-740
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-741
Description The value of RAM of it is power offset of DCI3 to CRS. It ensure the
transmit power of DCI3. It should be configured when cell establish
or reestablish.
Unit dB
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1-742
Unit dB
1-743
OMC Access path Radio Parameter/LTE FDD/E-UTRAN FDD Cell/DL Power Control
1.40 ICIC
ICIC
1.40.1 ICIC ID
Parameter Name
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-744
1.40.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-745
Description This parameter indicates whether ICIC is enabled and the options of
the uplink ICIC mode. If Static Frequency Domain ICIC is enabled,
the resources are allocated in accordance with the cell resources
bitmap configured statically. The edge user can only occupy the
edge frequency band (the frequency band that is marked as 1).
If Dynamic Frequency Domain ICIC is enabled, the cell edge
resources are allocated in accordance with the loading of the cell
edge and the neighboring cell HII information of the Load Information
dynamically. The resources are allocated according to the updated
cell bitmap. The edge user can occupy the edge frequency band.
If Disable Uplink Frequency Domain is selected, the cell resource
bitmap is not configured. The resource allocation is not affected.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function (static or dynamic) is enabled, the throughput of the
edge users is increased. Namely, the edge coverage is enhanced.
However, the throughput of the whole cell is degraded. The static
ICIC is applicable to the interference scenario where the cell's load
is balanced. The dynamic ICIC is applicable to the interference
scenario where the cell's load is not balanced. Disabling this
function is applicable to the scenario where there is no interference
or there is a little interference among cells. This parameter is
adjusted in accordance with the requirements of the test function.
This parameter value is set to 0 if the system bandwidth is lower
than 5 M.
1-746
Description This parameter indicates the RB bitmap when the uplink ICIC is
enabled. "1" stands for the IC resource. "1" stands for the OC
resource. "2" stands for the disabled resources. This parameter is
valid when ICIC is enabled. One bit indicates one RB. "0" stands for
the IC frequency band. "1" stands for the OC frequency band, which
is for the edge users. "2" stands for the disabled frequency band,
which cannot be used by the center users and the edge users.
Range [0..2]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If all RB resources are configured to 0, it indicates that the ICIC
function is disabled. If all RB resources are configured to 1, it
indicates that the strong inter-cell interference cannot be avoided.
The cell's OC frequency band is configured in accordance with
the configuration principle of the network planning. The initial
configuration specifies that each cell's OC resource is different
from that of the neighboring cell. This parameter is adjusted in
accordance with the test scenario. If the uplink ICIC switch is
enabled, at least six RB resources are configured to 1.
1-747
Full Name The High Threshold of IOT for Generating OI with IOT
Description None
Unit dB
Default Value 12
Configuration Rule If the parameter value is set low, the OI indicates that the possibility
of strong interference is high. The neighboring cell considers that
its interference range is large. If the possibility of using the power
control strategy to decrease the interference is high, the throughput
of the neighboring cell may be reduced. If the parameter value is set
high, the OI indicates that the possibility of strong interference is low.
The neighboring cell considers that its interference range is small.
If the possibility of using the power control strategy to decrease
the interference is low, the interference of the neighboring cell on
the current cell may be high and the traffic cannot be increased. If
the performance gain of one cell is high, the performance gain of
another cell will be low. It is difficult to determine at which threshold
the performance of the whole network is enhanced the best.
Therefore, the default value that is got through the emulation test is
recommended.
1-748
Full Name The Low Threshold of IOT for Generating OI with IOT
Unit dB
Default Value 6
Configuration Rule If the parameter value is set low, the OI indicates that the possibility
of poor interference is high. The neighboring cell considers that
its interference range is small. If the possibility of using the power
control strategy to enhance the current cell's performance is low,
the throughput of the neighboring cell may be reduced. If the
parameter value is set high, the OI indicates that the possibility of
poor interference is high. The neighboring cell considers that its
interference range is large. If the possibility of using the power
control strategy to enhance the current cell's performance is high,
the throughput of the neighboring cell may be reduced. If the
1-749
1-750
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the ICIC function is enabled, the frequency spectrum of the cell's
CEU will be increased. However, the frequency spectrum of the
cell's CCU will be decreased.
Description This parameter indicates that if the downlink ICIC is enabled, the
downlink initial center frequency band and edge frequency band of
the cell are partitioned. One bit stands for one RBG. "0" indicates
that the RBG is the center frequency band. "1" indicates that the
RBG is the edge frequency band. "2" indicates that the RBG is the
disabled frequency band. This parameter has impact on the CCU
and CEU resources allocation.
1-751
Range [0..2]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule For the Soft Frequency Reuse (SFR), the edge frequency band
of a cell occupies 1/3 of the frequency band and the IC frequency
band occupies 2/3 of the frequency band. Based on the cell type,
the OCd occupies 1/3 of the front/middle/rear frequency band. The
OC frequency bands of the adjacent three cells are orthogonal. For
the Fractional Frequency Reuse (FFR), the edge frequency band of
a cell occupies 1/4 of the frequency band. Based on the cell type,
the OC occupies 1/4 of the first, second, and third frequency band.
The IC frequency band occupies the last 1/4 of the frequency band.
Other frequency bands are not used. The OC frequency bands of
the neighboring cells are orthogonal.
1-752
Description This parameter indicates whether the uplink and downlink ICIC is
enabled. "1" represents enabled and "0" represents disabled. The
first bit indicates whether the uplink ICIC is enabled or not. The
second bit indicates whether the downlink ICIC is enabled or not.
Bits from 3 to 32 are reserved.
Range [0..4294967295]
Unit hex
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule Set this parameter based on the field test scenario.
Full Name Bit Map of Center Area Frequency for Uplink (hex)
1-753
Range [0..4294967295]
Unit hex
Configuration Rule This parameter is adjusted in accordance with the test scenario. At
present, this parameter is configured based on the reuse factor 3.
However, only one can be configured to 1 if adwUCentFBitMap,
adwUEdgeFBitMap, and adwUCentBrFBitMap are at the same
position. The parameter value of "1" indicates that this parameter
is configured to the cell center frequency band, namely, the IC
frequency band. For the frequency band of 1, adwUEdgeFBitMap[4]
and adwUCentBrFBitMap[4] cannot be configured to 1.
If the ICIC is SFR, the IC frequency band does not exit. This
parameter value is set to 0.
Full Name Bit Map of Edge Area Frequency for Uplink (hex)
1-754
Range [0..4294967295]
Unit hex
Configuration Rule This parameter is adjusted in accordance with the test scenario. At
present, this parameter is configured based on the reuse factor 3.
However, only one can be configured to 1 if adwUCentFBitMap,
adwUEdgeFBitMap, and adwUCentBrFBitMap are at the same
position. The parameter value of "1" indicates that this parameter
is configured to the cell edge frequency band, namely, the OC
frequency band. For the frequency band of 1, adwUCentFBitMap[4]
and adwUCentBrFBitMap[4] cannot be configured to 1.
The cell's OC frequency band is configured in accordance with
the configuration principle of the network planning. The initial
configuration specifies that each cell's OC resource is different from
that of the neighboring cell.
1.40.12 Borrowed Bit Map of Center Area Frequency for Uplink (hex)
Parameter Name
Full Name Borrowed Bit Map of Center Area Frequency for Uplink (hex)
1-755
Range [0..4294967295]
Unit hex
Configuration Rule This parameter is adjusted in accordance with the test scenario. At
present, this parameter is configured based on the reuse factor 3.
However, only one can be configured to 1 if adwUCentFBitMap,
adwUEdgeFBitMap, and adwUCentBrFBitMap are at the same
position. The parameter value of "1" indicates that this parameter
is configured to the borrowed frequency band, namely, the BC
frequency band. For the frequency band of 1, adwUCentFBitMap[4]
and adwUEdgeFBitMap[4] cannot be configured to 1.
1-756
Range 0:-6,1:-4.77,2:-3,3:-1.77,4:0,5:1,6:2,7:3
Unit dB
Configuration Rule The CCU's PA value must be less than the CEU's PA value.
However, the difference between the CCU PA value and the CEU
PA value cannot be too large. If the difference is too large, the CCU
power is low and the CCU performance is degraded greatly. If the
difference is too small, the CEU performance is not enhanced.
1-757
Description This parameter indicates the uplink ICIC switch for the macro-micro
cell.
If this function is enabled, the macro-micro edge UE of the microcell
will avoid the high-power frequency band of the metrocell UE,
reducing the interference for the metrocell UE on the microcell UEs.
If this function is enabled, it helps the macro-micro edge UE of the
microcell to avoid the interference of the high-power frequency
band of the metrocell UE. However, the scheduling of the microcell
becomes more complicated.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-758
Description This parameter indicates the downlink ICIC switch for the
macro-micro cell.
If this function is enabled, the macro-micro edge UE of the microcell
will avoid the high-power frequency band of the metrocell UE,
reducing the interference for the metrocell UE on the microcell UEs.
If this function is enabled, it helps the macro-micro edge UE of the
microcell to avoid the interference of the high-power frequency
band of the metrocell UE. However, the scheduling of the microcell
becomes more complicated.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-759
Description This parameter indicates the uplink ICIC resource bitmap of the
interference cell.
If the uplink ICIC switch for the metro-micro cell is enabled, this
parameter indicates the RB location allocation bitmap when the
microcell schedules the macro-micro edge attribute UE.
This parameter value is opposite to the metro-metro uplink
ICIC ditmap. Namely, the low-power RB of the metrocell ICIC
bitmap corresponds to the high-power RB of this parameter. The
high-power RB of the metrocell ICIC bitmap corresponds to the
low-power RB of this parameter.
Range [0..2]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is not adjusted. The configuration impact shows
that this parameter is generated by ICIC bitmap of the metro cell.
Therefore, this parameter cannot be modified at will.
1-760
Description This parameter indicates the downlink ICIC resource bitmap of the
interference cell.
If the uplink ICIC switch for the metro-micro cell is enabled, this
parameter indicates the RB location allocation bitmap when the
microcell schedules the macro-micro edge attribute UE.
This parameter value is opposite to the metro-metro downlink
ICIC ditmap. Namely, the low-power RB of the metrocell ICIC
bitmap corresponds to the high-power RB of this parameter. The
high-power RB of the metrocell ICIC bitmap corresponds to the
low-power RB of this parameter.
Range [0..2]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is not adjusted. The configuration impact shows
that this parameter is generated by ICIC bitmap of the metro cell.
Therefore, this parameter cannot be modified at will.
1-761
Description This parameter indicates the highway ICIC frequency band type.
The highway uses the linear networking mode. This parameter
indicates the type of two neighboring (super) cells in the highway
network. It is used for the ICIC in the highway network. The
value of 0 indicates that the cell number is an odd number. The
initial frequency band of OC in the ICIC bitmap occupies half of
the left side. The value of 1 indicates that the cell number is an
even number. The initial frequency band of OC in the ICIC bitmap
occupies half of the right side.
Range 0:Odd,1:Even
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is generated when the network is planning (at
present, the parameter cannot be generated automatically). It is
unnecessary to modify this parameter if the highway network is not
changed. This parameter only represents that the cell is an even
number or an odd number, which is used to generate the cell's ICIC
bitmap.
1.41 EMLP
EMLP
1.41.1 EMLP ID
Parameter Name
1-762
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.41.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-763
Description This parameter indicates the extended MAC logical channel priority
index. It represents the absolute priority of the service.
Range [1..256]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule The parameter value indicates the absolute priority of the service.
If the eMLP index of the service is high, the absolute priority of the
service is high. This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is
configured according to the operator's requirements. By default, this
parameter is configured according to the QCI priority of the protocol.
The configuration is as follows: [2,4,3,5,1,6,7,8,9]. The array index
plus 1 corresponds to the EMLP configuration of different QCI levels.
1-764
Range 0:Uplink,1:Downlink
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The requirements mentioned in this adjustment principle are the
operator's requirements. For example, the uplink service needs
three eMLP queues and the downlink service needs nine eMLP
queues. The logical signal channels of three eMLP queues are
configured for the uplink service and the logical signal channels
of nine eMLP queues are configured for the downlink service. By
default, both the uplink and downlink services are configured with
nine eMLP queues.
1-765
Range [0..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-766
Description This parameter indicates which QCI services are mapped to the
current EMLP.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule After QCI is mapped to EMLP, the absolute priority of the service is
determined. If the eMLP index of the service is high, the absolute
priority of the service is high. This parameter belongs to the QoS
parameters. The EMLP property of QCI is configured according
to the operator's requirements.
Description This parameter indicates the scheduling algorithm for the current
EMLP, including EPF, RR, and SPS.
1-767
Range 0:EPF,1:RR,2:SPS
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule "0" stands for the PF algorithm. "1" stands for the RR algorithm. "2"
stands for the SPS scheduling.
This parameter is configured in accordance with the service
property of the eMLP and the operator's requirements. For different
scheduling algorithms, the resource allocation schemes are different.
Generally, the default algorithm is EPF scheduling algorithm.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the operator's requirements.
1-768
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured together with factor of the next
parameter's PF factor. Another scheduling algorithm can be
selected. When the right weight of the GBR, AMBR, Delay, QCI,
ARP, and Service factor is 0, the ER algorithm is used for = 0 and
= 1, the MAX C/I algorithm is used for = 1 and = 0, and the
PF algorithm is used for = 1 and = 1. Generally, the default
algorithm is PF scheduling algorithm, namely, = 1 and = 1.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the cell's fair scheduling and the operator's
requirements.
Unit N/A
1-769
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured together with factor of the previous
parameter's PF factor. Another scheduling algorithm can be
selected. When the weight of the GBR, AMBR, Delay, QCI, ARP,
and Service factor is 0, the ER algorithm is used for = 0 and
= 1, the MAX C/I algorithm is used for = 1 and = 0, and the
PF algorithm is used for = 1 and = 1. Generally, the default
algorithm is PF scheduling algorithm, namely, = 1 and = 1.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the cell's fair scheduling and the operator's
requirements.
Description This parameter indicates the weight of the PF factor. It indicates the
weight of the PF factor in the priority calculation.
Unit N/A
1-770
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the weight of the PF factor in the priority
calculation. The value of 0 indicates that the factor is disabled.
The value that is more than 0 indicates that the factor is enabled.
Namely, the PF factor is considered in the priority calculation.
Generally, the default weight of the PF factor is 0.5, considering
that the multiple of the factor is increased and the factor does not
overflow. This parameter indicates that the priority factor needs to
be considered in the priority calculation.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the operator's requirements.
Description This parameter indicates the weight of the GBR factor. It indicates
the weight of the GBR factor in the priority calculation.
Unit N/A
1-771
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the weight of the GBR factor in the priority
calculation. The value of 0 indicates that the factor is disabled.
The value that is more than 0 indicates that the factor is enabled.
Namely, the GBR factor is considered in the priority calculation.
Generally, the default weight of the GBR factor is 0.5, considering
that the multiple of the factor is increased and the factor does not
overflow. This parameter indicates that the priority factor needs to
be considered in the priority calculation.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the operator's requirements.
Description This parameter indicates the weight of the AMBR factor. It indicates
the weight of the AMBR factor in the priority calculation. This
parameter is only effective for the NGBR service.
Unit N/A
1-772
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the weight of the AMBR factor in the
priority calculation. The value of 0 indicates that the factor is
disabled. The value that is more than 0 indicates that the factor
is enabled. Namely, the AMBR factor is considered in the priority
calculation. Generally, the default weight of the AMBR factor is 0.5,
considering that the multiple of the factor is increased and the factor
does not overflow. This parameter indicates that the priority factor
needs to be considered in the priority calculation.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the operator's requirements.
Description This parameter indicates the weight of the Delay factor. It indicates
the weight of the Delay factor in the priority calculation.
Unit N/A
1-773
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the weight of the Delay factor in the priority
calculation. The value of 0 indicates that the factor is disabled.
The value that is more than 0 indicates that the factor is enabled.
Namely, the Delay factor is considered in the priority calculation.
Generally, the default weight of the Delay factor is 0. By default, the
priority factor is not considered in the priority calculation.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the operator's requirements.
Description This parameter indicates the weight of the ARP factor. It indicates
the weight of the ARP factor in the priority calculation.
Unit N/A
1-774
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the weight of the ARP factor in the priority
calculation. The value of 0 indicates that the factor is disabled.
The value that is more than 0 indicates that the factor is enabled.
Namely, the ARP factor is considered in the priority calculation.
Generally, the default weight of the ARP factor is 0. By default, the
priority factor is not considered in the priority calculation.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the operator's requirements.
Description This parameter indicates the weight of the QCI factor. It indicates
the weight of the QCI factor in the priority calculation.
Unit N/A
1-775
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the weight of the QCI factor in the priority
calculation. The value of 0 indicates that the factor is disabled.
The value that is more than 0 indicates that the factor is enabled.
Namely, the QCI factor is considered in the priority calculation.
Generally, the default weight of the QCI factor is 0. By default, the
priority factor is not considered in the priority calculation.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the operator's requirements.
Description This parameter is the weight of the Service factor. It indicates the
weight of the Service factor in the priority calculation. This factor is a
customized factor for Hongkong CSL.
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-776
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the weight of the Service factor in the
priority calculation. The value of 0 indicates that the factor is
disabled. The value that is more than 0 indicates that the factor is
enabled. Namely, the Service factor is considered in the priority
calculation. Generally, the default weight of the Service factor is
0. By default, the priority factor is not considered in the priority
calculation.
This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It is configured
according to the operator's requirements. At present, this factor is a
customized factor for Hongkong CSL.
1-777
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.42.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-778
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the scheduling priority of the service ARP. If
the scheduling weight factor is high, the priority of the relevant ARP
service is high. This parameter belongs to the QoS parameters. It
is configured according to the operator's requirements. By default,
this parameter is configured in three parts. The configuration values
are as follows:
[64,64,64,64,64,16,16,16,16,16,4,4,4,4,4]
1-779
Full Name The Weight Factor for Service Levels for Downlink
Description This parameter indicates the weight of the service priority, which is
used by wDlSrvPriLv in Table R_QOS to index the priority weight
value. The larger the value is, the higher the priority is.
To distinguish the service priorities in the same MLP, you can
configure the service factor priority level of the service QCI and ARP.
Based on the mapping relationship between the priority level and
priority, the service priority weight can be configured. Furthermore,
the service scheduling priority is affected.
Range [1..1000]
Unit N/A
1-780
Full Name The Weight Factor for Service Levels for Uplink
Description This parameter indicates the weight of the service priority, which is
used by wDlSrvPriLv in Table R_QOS to index the priority weight
value. The larger the value is, the higher the priority is.
To distinguish the service priorities in the same MLP, you can
configure the service factor priority level of the service QCI and ARP.
Based on the mapping relationship between the priority level and
priority, the service priority weight can be configured. Furthermore,
the service scheduling priority is affected.
Range [1..1000]
Unit N/A
1-781
1.43 Scheduling SI
Scheduling SI
1.43.1 Scheduling SI ID
Parameter Name
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-782
1.43.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1.43.3 SI Identity
Parameter Name
1-783
Range [1..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1.43.4 SI Periodicity
Parameter Name
Description SI scheduling period. After a cell is set up, the base station
periodically sends the system information. This parameter
determines the period of sending the system information.
Range 0:8,1:16,2:32,3:64,4:128,5:256,6:512
Unit rf
1-784
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-785
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-786
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-787
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-788
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for UTRAN neighboring cell reselection. If
it is set to "Yes", it indicates that the system information contains
UTRAN neighboring cell information.
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for GSM neighboring cell reselection. If it is
set to "Yes", it indicates that the system information contains GSM
neighboring cell information.
1-789
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for CDMA2000 neighboring cell reselection.
If it is set to "Yes", it indicates that the system information contains
CDMA2000 neighboring cell information.
1-790
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If it is set to "Yes", it indicates that the system information contains
Home eNodeB information.
1-791
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for ETWS broadcast information. If it is set
to "Yes", it indicates that the system information contains ETWS
broadcast information.
1-792
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for ETWS broadcast information. If it is set
to "Yes", it indicates that the system information contains ETWS
broadcast information.
1-793
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule Considering the particularity of the SIB12 message update period,
it is recommended that SIB12 is individually configured in a
System Information(SI) message. For detailed information, refer to
TS36.331.
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-794
1.44.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-795
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The parameter value depends on the SON function type configured
in accordance with the policy profile corresponding to the policy.
1-796
Description SON function switch. This parameter indicates whether the SON
function configured in the switch policy is enabled.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If it is set to "Open", the configured SON function will be enabled
after the policy is synchronized to the base station. If it is set to
"Close", the configured SON function will be disabled after the policy
is synchronized to the base station.
1-797
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.45.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-798
1.45.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
Range [46000..46999]
Unit N/A
1-799
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-800
Range 0:Disable,1:Enable
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This function is enabled if it is required that the eNB can detect
and automatically add neighboring cells in accordance with the
measurement results reported by UEs.
1-801
Description None
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Description None
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 9
1-802
Configuration Rule This parameter sets the number of CGI measurements performed
for each unknown neighboring cell that the eNB notifies a UE. In
other words, if the first measurement fails, the UE can attempts
multiple measurements. If it is set to a too large value, it may cause
unnecessary overhead and waste. If it is set to a too small value,
it may affect the ANR neighboring cell self-addition success rate.
If a UE fails to report the measurement result for several times,
repeating the measurement may not help. The default value is a
reference value based on experience.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 46
Configuration Rule The parameter value depends on the SON function type configured
in accordance with the policy profile corresponding to the policy.
1-803
Description SON function running mode. It can be set to free mode and
controlled mode. In accordance with the SON function, in the case
of normal operation and maintenance or when function optimization
has a small effect on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function, in the case of normal operation
and maintenance or when function optimization has a small effect
on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
1-804
Description SON function policy grade. Users can set this parameter as
required, for example, NE grade, system grade, or cell grade.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function policy grade, users can select
radio mode grade for base-station-level functions or select cell
grade for cell-level functions.
1-805
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule After an eNB adds an intra-LTE neighboring cell through the ANR
addition function, if it is required to implement mutual-configuration
for the two cells, this function can be enabled.
1-806
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule eNB ANR function switch. It is only valid for intra-LTE intra-frequency
and inter-frequency neighboring cell self-deletion operations. If it is
set to "Open", it indicates that the eNB can automatically delete
expired intra-LTE intra-frequency and inter-frequency neighboring
cell relationships. If it is set to "Close", it indicates that the automatic
deletion is not allowed.
1-807
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule eNB ANR function switch. It is only valid for GSM neighboring cell
addition operations. If it is set to "Open", the eNB can automatically
detect and add a GSM neighboring cell relationship. If it is set
to "Close", the eNB cannot automatically detect and add a GSM
neighboring cell relationship.
1-808
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule eNB ANR function switch. It is only valid for GSM neighboring
cell self-deletion operations. If it is set to "Open", the eNB can
automatically delete expired GSM neighboring cell relationships. If it
is set to "Close", the eNB cannot automatically delete expired GSM
neighboring cell relationships.
1-809
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule eNB ANR function switch. It is only valid for UTRAN neighboring cell
addition operations. If it is set to "Open", the eNB can automatically
detect and add a UTRAN neighboring cell relationship. If it is set to
"Close", the eNB cannot automatically detect and add a UTRAN
neighboring cell relationship.
1-810
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule eNB ANR function switch. It is only valid for UTRAN neighboring
cell self-deletion operations. If it is set to "Open", the eNB can
automatically delete expired UTRAN neighboring cell relationships.
If it is set to "Close", the eNB cannot automatically delete expired
UTRAN neighboring cell relationships.
Description When the number of cell handovers satisfies the threshold, this
parameter indicates whether the handover failure rate can be used
for determining whether a cell is a low-handover-success-rate
cell. When the handover success rate of a cell is larger than
or equal to the ucHoFailureRatio parameter value, the cell is a
low-handover-success-rate cell.
Range [1..65535]
1-811
Unit N/A
Default Value 50
Configuration Rule The larger the parameter value is, the more difficult the condition of
the number of handovers can be satisfied, and the more difficult the
low-handover-success-rate cell condition can be satisfied.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 80
Configuration Rule The larger the parameter value is, the more difficult the
low-handover-success-rate cell condition can be satisfied.
1-812
Description Inter-system CDMA ANR function switch. The system does not
support the inter-system CDMA ANR function. This parameter is
set to "Close" by default.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The system does not support the inter-system CDMA ANR function.
The default parameter value is "Close".
1-813
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The system does not support the inter-system CDMA ANR
self-deletion function. The default parameter value is "Close".
1-814
Full Name The Number of Neighbor Cell to Trigger ANR Self-Delete Function
Range [1..32]
Unit N/A
Default Value 30
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the threshold of the number of neighboring
cells used to trigger the ANR self-deletion function. The number
of neighboring cells in the current network must be considered in
configuring this parameter.
If the number of neighboring cells in the actual network planning is
small but this parameter is set to a too large value, the intra-system
ANR self-deletion statistics may not be triggered.
1-815
Description This parameter indicates the statistics period time granularity of the
ANR function. In other words, this parameter can be used to control
the ANR self-addition function, ANR self-deletion function, and
NoHo attribute modification to set the timer interval to be hour-level,
minute-level, or second-level.
Range 0:Hour,1:Minute,2:Second
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the statistics period time granularity and timer interval are set to
small values, it may be difficult to add neighboring cells due to high
threshold. If the statistics period time granularity and timer interval
are set to large values, it may take a long time for statistics every
time a neighboring cell is added. The configuration depends on the
actual network configuration and requirement.
Full Name Timer Length for ANR Temporary Neighbor Cell Statistic
1-816
Description None
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 24
Configuration Rule Timer interval for ANR temporary neighboring cell statistics. The
timer is started when the UE reports the ECGI of an unknown cell.
The timer is stopped after it expires. The lower the threshold is, the
faster the reporting of added neighboring cells is. The higher the
threshold is, the more slowly the reporting of added neighboring
cells is.
1.45.24 Timer Length for ANR Self Delete Neighbor Cell Statistic
Parameter Name
Full Name Timer Length for ANR Self Delete Neighbor Cell Statistic
1-817
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 12
Configuration Rule The shorter the configuration time is, the more frequently the ANR
neighboring cell list to be deleted is updated, and the poorer the
counted neighboring cell accuracy is. Considering the number of
effective lines in neighboring cell statistics data and the updating
frequency, the default value 12 is used.
Full Name The Total HO Counter Threshold for Neighbour Cell Deleted
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
1-818
Configuration Rule The number of handovers between the serving cell and neighboring
cells must be considered in configuring this parameter.
If this parameter is set to a too large value, it may cause that the
number of handovers from the serving cell to all neighboring cells is
smaller than the parameter value, thus it is more easier to delete a
neighboring cell. If this parameter is set to a too small value, it may
be difficult to delete a neighboring cell. The parameter is configured
in accordance with the actual requirement.
1-819
Range [1..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 4
1-820
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Description None
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 24
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the time used for counting the number of
handover successes and handover failures.
The shorter the time is, the more difficult the number of HOs and HO
failure rate can satisfy the condition for modifying the NoHo attribute.
1-821
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-822
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule After this function is enabled, users can adjust the ANR addition
and deletion thresholds in accordance with the current neighboring
cell situation.
If the ANR timed reporting function is enabled, disabling this function
does not affect the ANR addition and deletion functions.
1-823
Description This parameter indicates whether to enable the ANR timed reporting
function. If this parameter is set to "Open", the ANR self-addition
and ANR self-deletion operations are buffered. After the configured
reporting time is up, the ANR self-deletion operation will be
performed, and the self-addition operation will be performed on the
neighboring cells (the number of the neighboring cells does not
exceed the threshold) in accordance with the priorities.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the buffered ANR self-addition and ANR
self-deletion operations can be performed in the configured time.
Users can determine whether to enable this function in accordance
with whether ANR timed reporting is required.
1-824
Range [1..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter sets the starting time of timed reporting. It is
recommended to arrange the time of adding neighboring cells at
hours when there is few subscribers. The default starting time is 0
o'clock.
1-825
Range [1..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter sets the ending time of timed reporting. It is
recommended to arrange the time of adding neighboring cells at
hours when there is few subscribers. The default ending time is 6
o'clock.
Full Name Operation Adopt After Nbr Cell Low Handover Success Rate
Detected
1-826
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If it is set to 0, it indicates modifying the NoHo attribute, and the UE
will not initiate handover towards the neighboring cell.
If it is set to 1, it indicates executing PCI detection on the Uu
interface. If the PCI function is enabled, the PCI modification flow
will be initiated after PCI conflict or confusion is detected.
1.45.35 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
1-827
Unit N/A
1.45.36 reservedBySonCellPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-828
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-829
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.46.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-830
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.46.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
1-831
Range [48000..48999]
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-832
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-833
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-834
Range [1..63]
Unit N/A
Default Value 20
Configuration Rule If the scale of a network is large and NEs have many neighboring
eNBs, this parameter can be set to a large value. If the scale
of a network is small and NEs have few neighboring eNBs, this
parameter can be set to a small value. In both cases, the threshold
of the number of successful X2 handovers and the threshold of
successful S1 handovers should be considered.
1-835
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 48
Configuration Rule The parameter value depends on the SON function type configured
in accordance with the policy profile corresponding to the policy.
1-836
Description SON function running mode. It can be set to free mode and
controlled mode. In accordance with the SON function, in the case
of normal operation and maintenance or when function optimization
has a small effect on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function, in the case of normal operation
and maintenance or when function optimization has a small effect
on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
1-837
Description SON function policy grade. Users can set this parameter as
required, for example, NE grade, system grade, or cell grade.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function policy grade, users can select
radio mode grade for base-station-level functions or select cell
grade for cell-level functions.
Description None
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 48
1-838
Description None
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 48
1-839
Description None
Range [1..255]
Unit hr
Default Value 24
1-840
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule By default, this function is enabled if parameters are not set properly.
The X2 self-addition and self-deletion thresholds can be adjusted in
accordance with the number of handovers. Whether this function is
enabled depends on the actual requirement.
1.46.15 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
1-841
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-842
1.47.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-843
1.47.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
Description This parameter sets the ID of a PCI policy. Policy ID is the unique
identifier of each policy. It is set by the network management system.
One cell or one eNB can be configured with multiple policies, in other
words, one cell or one eNB can correspond to multiple policy IDs.
Range [47000..47999]
Unit N/A
1-844
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Description This parameter is a switch whether to resolve when the PCI function
has detected a PCI conflict.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-845
Configuration Rule This function is enabled if it is required that the eNB can
automatically detect and solve PCI conflict and confusion.
Description This parameter indicates how to solve PCI conflicts and confusions.
If it is set to "Resolved by Centralization", the NE will send a message
to the network management system to perform optimization in case
that a PCI conflict or confusion is detected. If it is set to "Resolved
by Distributed", when a PCI conflict or confusion is detected, the
NE traverses the PCI list, checks all PCIs in the list to see whether
modifying a PCI can solve the conflict or confusion. If the conflict or
confusion can be solved, the modified PCI is notified to the network
management system for configuration updating. If the conflict or
confusion cannot be solved by modifying the PCIs in the list, the NE
requests a new PCI list from the network management system.
Unit N/A
1-846
Description This parameter sets whether to enable the ECGI detection function
for a known neighboring cell. If this function is enabled, the eNB is
allowed to perform ECGI detection for a known neighboring cell. If
this function is disabled, no processing will be performed.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-847
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
1-848
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 47
Configuration Rule The parameter value depends on the SON function type configured
in accordance with the policy profile corresponding to the policy.
1-849
Description SON function running mode. It can be set to free mode and
controlled mode. In accordance with the SON function, in the case
of normal operation and maintenance or when function optimization
has a small effect on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function, in the case of normal operation
and maintenance or when function optimization has a small effect
on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
1-850
Description SON function policy grade. Users can set this parameter as
required, for example, NE grade, system grade, or cell grade.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function policy grade, users can select
radio mode grade for base-station-level functions or select cell
grade for cell-level functions.
1-851
Full Name Resolving PCI Conflict or Confusion at The Appointed Time Switch
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-852
Full Name The Appointed Time Used to Resolving PCI Conflict or Confusion
Description When the appointed time set by this parameter is up, the system
starts solving the PCI conflict/confusion. This parameter is valid only
when the ucEnableReslvPCIByTimer parameter is set to "Open".
Range [1..20]
Unit N/A
1-853
Description When the neighboring cell EGCI detection function is enabled, the
preset time of starting the ECGI detection is calculated by adding
the parameter value to the offset calculated based on ENB ID and
cell PCI.
Range [1..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If PCI conflict or confusion exists in a detected ECGI, the PCI
modification flow will be initiated, and cell deletion or setup will be
performed. To avoid influence on subscribers in the network, it is
recommended to set this parameter to a time when there is few
subscribers.
1-854
Description This parameter is a period interval for detecting ECGI for the known
neighbor cell. If the value of this parameter is the figure in 1-23,
which means the period interval is the figure and the unit is hour,
when the value is 0, the period interval will be configured 20 minutes.
Range [0..23]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1.47.16 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-855
1.47.17 reservedBySonCellPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-856
Description This parameter indicates whether the PCI confusion will be resolved
by system. "Open" means the PCI confusion will be resolved by
system."Close" means the PCI confusion won't be resolved by
system.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the value of this parameter is set to Open, the system tris to solve
the PCI confusion problem found in the system. The PCI of the cell
in which PCI confusion occurs may be modified. During the process
of modifying the PCI of the cell, the cell is restarted.
1-857
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.48.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-858
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.48.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
Range [49000..49999]
Unit N/A
1-859
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-860
Range 0:Disable,1:Enable
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The MRO function can be enabled to reduce handover faults caused
by inappropriate handover parameter setting.
1-861
Description This parameter sets the length of the period of cell handover fault
statistics through the MRO function. The period unit depends on
the ucStatisticTimerGrade parameter. Network handover faults are
counted during the period.
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 24
Configuration Rule The shorter the statistics period is, the faster the optimization is, and
the frequent the parameter adjustment is. By default, this parameter
is set to 24 hours.
Full Name The Minimum Time Interval Between MRO Parameter Optimization
1-862
Description If the parameter value is larger than the statistics period, it indicates
the minimum interval between two MROs. If the parameter value is
smaller than or equal to the statistics period, it indicates the interval
between when the MRO parameters are modified and when the
next detection is started.
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 48
Configuration Rule This parameter should be set to a too small value. Sufficient time
must be left for parameter modification and optimization evaluation.
By default this parameter is set to 48 hours, that is, the interval is 24
hours.
1-863
Range [1..10]
Unit dB
Default Value 6
Configuration Rule The smaller the parameter value is, the smaller influence the MRO
parameter modification has on the network performance. The
default value is 6.
Description This parameter sets the threshold for triggering an MRO optimization
type. When the ratio of a type of faults in the total faults is higher
than the threshold, the fault type is used in parameter optimization.
Range [50..100]
Unit %
1-864
Default Value 50
Configuration Rule The larger the parameter value is, the more difficult the parameter
optimization condition can be satisfied, and the more accurate the
fault types triggering MRO optimization are.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 49
Configuration Rule The parameter value depends on the SON function type configured
in accordance with the policy profile corresponding to the policy.
1-865
Description SON function running mode. It can be set to free mode and
controlled mode. In accordance with the SON function, in the case
of normal operation and maintenance or when function optimization
has a small effect on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function, in the case of normal operation
and maintenance or when function optimization has a small effect
on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
1-866
Description SON function policy grade. Users can set this parameter as
required, for example, NE grade, system grade, or cell grade.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function policy grade, users can select
radio mode grade for base-station-level functions or select cell
grade for cell-level functions.
1-867
Range 0:Disable,1:Enable
Unit N/A
1-868
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 2
Range [0..1024]
Unit N/A
Default Value 10
1-869
Range [1..24]
Unit hr
Default Value 1
1-870
Range [10..100]
Unit %
Default Value 10
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the operator KPI
requirements. For example, if the operator requires that the ratio of
ping-pong handovers cannot exceed 2%, this parameter can be set
to 2% or a smaller value.
1-871
Full Name Threshold of Last Serving Cell RSRP for SON CCO
Description None
Range [-140..-44]
Unit dBm
Description None
Range [-140..-44]
1-872
Unit dBm
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The MRO function can be enabled to reduce handover faults caused
by inappropriate LTE-to-UTRAN handover parameter setting.
1-873
Description This parameter sets the length of the period of cell handover fault
statistics through the UTRAN MRO function. The period unit
depends on the ucStatisticTimerGrade parameter. LTE-to-UTRAN
network handover faults are counted during the period.
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 24
Configuration Rule The shorter the statistics period is, the faster the UTRAN MRO
optimization is, and the frequent the parameter adjustment is. By
default, this parameter is set to 24 hours.
1-874
Description With the UTRAN MRO function, if the parameter value is larger
than the statistics period, it indicates the minimum interval between
two MROs. If the parameter value is smaller than or equal to the
statistics period, it indicates the interval between when the MRO
parameters are modified and when the next detection is started.
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 48
Configuration Rule This parameter should be set to a too small value. Sufficient time
must be left for parameter modification and optimization evaluation.
By default this parameter is set to 48 hours, that is, the interval is 24
hours.
1-875
Full Name Threshold of Too Early Handover In Total Inter-RAT Handover for
The Same Frequency
Description This parameter sets the threshold for triggering the UTRAN MRO
function. When the ratio of too early handover faults in the total
handover faults is higher than the threshold, the optimization is
triggered.
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 80
Configuration Rule The larger the parameter value is, the more difficult the parameter
optimization condition can be satisfied, and the more accurate the
faults triggering UTRAN MRO optimization are.
1-876
Description This parameter sets the threshold for triggering the UTRAN MRO
function. When the number of too early inter-system neighboring cell
handovers is higher than the threshold, the number of neighboring
cells satisfying the condition is recorded. When the number of
neighboring cells satisfying the condition is larger than the threshold
of the ratio of neighboring cells having too early handover faults in
the total neighboring cells, the UTRAN MRO parameter optimization
condition is satisfied.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 48
Configuration Rule The larger the parameter value is, the more difficult the parameter
optimization condition can be satisfied, and the more accurate the
faults triggering UTRAN MRO optimization are.
Full Name Threshold of Too Early Handover Nbr Cell of The Same Frequency
1-877
Description This parameter sets the threshold for triggering the UTRAN MRO
function. When the number of inter-system neighboring cells, whose
number of too early handovers satisfies the threshold, is larger than
the threshold, the UTRAN MRO parameter optimization condition
is satisfied.
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 80
Configuration Rule The larger the parameter value is, the more difficult the parameter
optimization condition can be satisfied, and the more accurate the
faults triggering UTRAN MRO optimization are.
Full Name The Maximum Value Adjusted by Inter-RAT MRO OFN Parameter
Optimization
1-878
Range [1..30]
Unit dB
Default Value 10
Configuration Rule The smaller the parameter value is, the smaller influence the MRO
parameter modification has on the network performance. The
default value is 10.
1-879
Description When the intra-system MRO function is used to count the number
of too late handovers, the number of unnecessary inter-system
handovers is multiplied by the parameter value to get the number
of too late handovers. The multiplication result is counted in the
total number of too late handovers, and is used as the basis for
determining subsequent MRO optimization types.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 50
Full Name The Threshold of Too Early Handover and Too Late Handover
Parameter Optimization
1-880
Range [1..10000]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The larger the parameter value is, the more difficult the parameter
optimization condition can be satisfied. The default value is 48.
Range 0:Hour,1:Minute
Unit N/A
1-881
Configuration Rule This parameter can be set to "Hour" or "Minute", depending on the
actual requirement. Normally, it is set to "Hour".
1.48.30 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-882
1.48.31 reservedBySonCellPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-883
Range [1..4294967295]
Unit N/A
Range [1..10]
1-884
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Description This parameter is the threshold ofhandover too later, which can be
used to control whether to optimize the fault of ping-pang.
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 10
1-885
Range [1..101]
Unit %
Default Value 20
Configuration Rule If the handover fault ratio threshold is set lower, the MRP alarm is
triggered more easily. If the handover fault ratio threshold is set
higher, the MRP alarm is triggered less easily.
1-886
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.49.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-887
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.49.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
Range [51000..51999]
1-888
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-889
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the parameters, including random access
initial receive power, the number of retransmissions, and access
delay, can be set to a proper range. It is applicable to scenarios
with a large capacity requirement.
If this function is disabled, the random access power control
parameters are not optimized. It is applicable to scenarios with few
connected UEs.
1-890
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 51
Configuration Rule The parameter value depends on the SON function type configured
in accordance with the policy profile corresponding to the policy.
1-891
Description SON function running mode. It can be set to free mode and
controlled mode. In accordance with the SON function, in the case
of normal operation and maintenance or when function optimization
has a small effect on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function, in the case of normal operation
and maintenance or when function optimization has a small effect
on the network, free mode is recommended.
In the case of function optimization that has a large effect on cells
and network states (for example, deleting or setting up cells, or
viewing key processes), controlled mode is recommended.
1-892
Description SON function policy grade. Users can set this parameter as
required, for example, NE grade, system grade, or cell grade.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule In accordance with the SON function policy grade, users can select
radio mode grade for base-station-level functions or select cell
grade for cell-level functions.
1-893
Unit N/A
Unit hr
Default Value 6
1-894
Full Name First Detection Miss Probability Threshold for RACH Optimization
Unit %
1-895
Unit N/A
1-896
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This function helps optimize random access resource control
parameters, makes the cell random-access conflict probability reach
the expected threshold, and improves the PRACH time-domain
resource usage. This function is enabled in scenarios with large
capacities.
If this function is disabled, the random-access conflict probability
may increase and the PRACH time-domain resource usage may be
low in case of large capacities. This function is disabled in scenarios
with medium or small capacities.
1-897
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The cell coverage area and the number of UEs accessed in the cell
must be considered in configuring this parameter.
The larger the parameter value is, the larger the number of UEs that
can access the cell through competition within an effective statistics
period is. The smaller the parameter value is, the smaller the
number of RO resource optimization samples is, and the precision
of the competition conflict probability may decrease.
1-898
Range [1..255]
Unit hr
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule The shorter the timer interval is, the shorter the PRACH resource
adjustment period is. If the PRACH load changes quickly, the timer
interval should be set to a small value to enable a timely PRACH
resource adjustment. If the PRACH load changes slowly, the timer
interval should be set to a large value to reduce the number of times
of PRACH resource statistics and calculation.
1.49.16 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
1-899
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.49.17 reservedBySonCellPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
1-900
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-901
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-902
1.50.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-903
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The parameter value depends on the SON function type configured
in accordance with the policy profile corresponding to the policy.
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-904
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-905
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-906
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-907
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-908
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-909
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-910
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-911
1.51.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-912
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule The parameter value depends on the SON function type configured
in accordance with the policy profile corresponding to the policy.
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-913
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-914
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-915
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-916
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-917
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-918
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.52.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-919
Description ECN function switch. If this function is enabled, the eNB executes
the displaying congestion notification process.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the packet loss rate of the eNB may
decrease.
1-920
Description The parameter is the threshold of user plane buffering queen, which
is used for ECN checking, it is set when ECN function switch is
opened.
Range [10..90]
Unit %
Default Value 90
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher probability of congestion of
downlink queue.
1-921
Range [10..90]
Unit %
Default Value 90
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher probability of congestion of
downlink re-transmission queue.
1-922
Description The parameter is the threshold of user plane sending queen, which
is used for ECN checking , it is set when ECN function switch is
opened.
Range [10..90]
Unit %
Default Value 90
Range [10..95]
Unit %
Default Value 95
1-923
Range [10..95]
Unit %
Default Value 95
1-924
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-925
1.53.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-926
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule When it is required to configure DRX parameters for a new QCI, the
new QCI is added.
1-927
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Description The long DRX period includes the On Duration and the subsequent
repeated periods of inactivity.
Range 0:10,1:20,2:32,3:40,4:64,5:80,6:128,7:160,8:256,9:320,10:512,11:6
40,12:1024,13:1280,14:2048,15:2560
1-928
Unit sf
Configuration Rule This parameter works with the On Duration Timer parameter. The
longer the period is, the more efficient the energy saving is, but it
may cause the service delay to increase.
Description The short DRX period includes the On Duration and the subsequent
repeated periods of inactivity. The long DRX period is an integral
multiple of the short DRX period.
Range 0:2,1:5,2:8,3:10,4:16,5:20,6:32,7:40,8:64,9:80,10:128,11:160,12:25
6,13:320,14:512,15:640
Unit sf
1-929
Configuration Rule This parameter works with the On Duration Timer parameter.
Normally, the long DRX period is configured first, then the short DRX
period is configured. The short DRX period is operating on the basis
of the long DRX period. The longer the period is, the more efficient
the energy saving is, but it may cause the service delay to increase.
Range [1..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 4
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the burst service
duration. The larger the parameter value is, the longer the activated
short DRX period length is, and the UE energy saving may be
affected. If the parameter is set too small, the UE QoS experience
may be affected. Normally, the result of multiplying the parameter
value to the short DRX period length is equal to the long DRX period
length.
1-930
Description This timer is started at the beginning of every DRX period. UEs
monitor the PDCCH during the period of the timer.
Range 0:1,1:2,2:3,3:4,4:5,5:6,6:8,7:10,8:20,9:30,10:40,11:50,12:60,13:80,
14:100,15:200
Unit psf
Configuration Rule The longer the activated time is, the more inefficient the UE energy
saving is, and the UE service delay experience is better.
1-931
Range 0:1,1:2,2:3,3:4,4:5,5:6,6:8,7:10,8:20,9:30,10:40,11:50,12:60,13:80,1
4:100,15:200,16:300,17:500,18:750,19:1280,20:1920,21:2560,22:0
Unit psf
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the burst service
duration. The larger the parameter value is, the longer the duration
is every time DRX is activated, and more energy is cost.
1-932
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4,3:6,4:8,5:16,6:24,7:33
Unit psf
Configuration Rule Normally, this parameter is related to the HARQ processing delay.
Because the number of TDD HARQ processes is different, this
parameter cannot be smaller than the HARQ processing delay, and
it must be configured in accordance with the actual uplink/downlink
subframe proportion.
1-933
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.54.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-934
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Description After the eNB sends the initial UE message to the core network,
the initial UE timer is started. The timer is stopped when the initial
context setup request or downlink direct-transmission message is
received from the core network. If the timer expires, exception
handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-935
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire before
the initial context setup request or downlink direct-transmission
message is sent to the eNB from the core network, which may
cause unnecessary exception handlings. If this parameter is set to
a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected and handled in a
timely manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
Description The timer is started after the eNB sends the Path Switch Request
message to the core network. The timer is stopped when the Path
Switch message returned from the core network is received. If the
timer expires, exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-936
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the Path Switch response message is sent to the eNB
from the core network, which may cause unnecessary exception
handlings. If this parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions
cannot be detected and handled in a timely manner, and the radio
resources are wasted.It is recommended to use the default value.
Description The timer is started after the eNB sends the RRC connection
reconfiguration message to a UE. The timer is stopped after the
RRC connection reconfiguration completion message or RRC
connection reestablishment request is received from the UE. If
no RRC connection reconfiguration completion message or RRC
connection reestablishment request is received from the UE when
the timer expires, exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-937
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the RRC connection reconfiguration message is sent to
the eNB, which may cause incorrect UE resource release. If this
parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected
and handled in a timely manner, and the air interface resources are
wasted. It is recommended to use the default value.
Unit ms
1-938
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the RRC connection reestablishment completion message
is sent to the eNB from the UE, which may cause incorrect UE
resource release. If this parameter is set to a too large value,
exceptions cannot be detected and handled in a timely manner. It is
recommended to use the default value.
Unit ms
1-939
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the RRC connection establishment completion message
is sent to the eNB from the UE, which may cause incorrect UE
resource release. If this parameter is set to a too large value,
exceptions cannot be detected and handled in a timely manner. It is
recommended to use the default value.
Unit ms
1-940
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the RRC connection
release message may fail to be sent out. If this parameter is set to a
too large value, the resources at the eNB may not be released after
the UE resources are released, which may cause a waste of air
interface resources. It is recommended to use the default value.
Description During the S1 handover process, the timer is started after the
handover source side sends the handoverRequired message to the
core network. The timer is stopped after the handover command
is received from the core network. If the timer expires, exception
handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-941
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the handover command is sent to the eNB from the core
network, which may cause unnecessary exception handlings. If this
parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected
and handled in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the
default value.
Description During the S1 handover process, the timer is started after the eNB
at the handover source side receives the handover command
message from the core network. The timer is stopped after the
release command is received from the core network. If no release
command is received from the core network when the timer expires,
exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-942
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the release command is sent to the eNB from the core
network, which may cause incorrect exception handlings. If this
parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected
and handled in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the
default value.
Description The timer is started after the eNB sends the UE context release
request to the core network. The timer is stopped after the context
release command is received from the core network. If the timer
expires, the UE instance will be released.
Unit ms
1-943
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the context release command is sent to the eNB from the core
network, and the eNB will then release the UE instance, which may
cause errors due to that the UE instance cannot be found after the
context release command is sent to the eNB from the core network.
If this parameter is set to a too large value, the exception of UE
release cannot be detected and handled in a timely manner, and the
resources are wasted. It is recommended to use the default value.
Description During the X2 handover process, the timer is started after the
handover source side sends the handover request message to the
handover destination side. The timer is stopped after the handover
command is received from the handover destination side. If the
timer expires, exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-944
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the handover command is sent to the eNB from the
destination side, which may cause incorrect exception handlings.
If this parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be
detected and handled in a timely manner. It is recommended to
use the default value.
Description During the X2 handover process, the timer is started after the
handover source side receives the handover request acknowledge
message. The timer is stopped after the release message is
received from the handover destination side. If no release message
is received from the handover destination side when the timer
expires, exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-945
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the release command is sent to the eNB from the core
network, which may cause incorrect exception handlings. If this
parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected
and handled in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the
default value.
Description The timer is started after the eNB sends the UE capability query
message to a UE. The timer is stopped when the UE capability
information is received from the UE. If the timer expires, exception
handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-946
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the UE capability information is sent to the eNB, which may
cause incorrect exception handlings. If this parameter is set to a
too large value, exceptions cannot be detected and handled in
a timely manner, and the air interface resources are wasted. It is
recommended to use the default value.
Unit ms
1-947
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the release command is sent to the eNB from the core
network, which may cause incorrect exception handlings and
degrade the KPI of abnormal call drops. If this parameter is set to
a too large value, the exception of UE release cannot be detected
and handled in a timely manner, and the resources are wasted. It is
recommended to use the default value.
Description In the case of CCO, the timer is started after the eNB sends the
MobilityFromEUTRACommand message to a UE. The timer is
stopped after the release message from the core network or the
RRC connection reestablishment request from the UE is received. If
the timer expires, the eNB releases the UE instance.
Unit ms
1-948
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the release command is sent to the eNB from the core
network, which may cause incorrect exception handlings and
degrade the KPI of abnormal call drops. If this parameter is set to
a too large value, the exception of UE release cannot be detected
and handled in a timely manner, and the resources are wasted. It is
recommended to use the default value.
Unit ms
1-949
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, it may cause too many
invalid signalings at the S1 interface. If this parameter is set to a too
large value, the S1 connection may not be established in a timely
manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
Unit ms
1-950
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, it may cause too
many invalid signalings at the S1 interface. If this parameter is
set to a too large value, the updated configurations on the eNB
cannot be negotiated with that on the MME in a timely manner. It is
recommended to use the default value.
Unit ms
1-951
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, it may cause too many
invalid signalings at the X2 interface. If this parameter is set to a too
large value, the X2 connection may not be established in a timely
manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
Unit ms
1-952
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, it may cause too many
invalid signalings at the X2 interface. If this parameter is set to a
too large value, the updated configurations on the eNB cannot be
negotiated with that on the eNB at the opposite end in a timely
manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
Description The timer is started after the eNB sends the S1 setup request to the
MME. The timer is stopped after the S1 setup response message
or S1 setup failure message is received from the MME. If the timer
expires, exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the S1 setup response message is sent to the eNB, which
may cause unnecessary exception handlings. If this parameter is
set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected and handled
in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
1-953
Description This parameter sets the time during which the eNB waits for the
MME ResetACK message in the S1 Reset process. The timer is
started after the eNB sends the RESET message to the MME.
The timer is stopped after the RESET ACKNOWLEDGE message
is received from the MME. If the timer expires but no RESET
ACKNOWLEDGE message is received from the MME, exception
handling will be performed.
Unit ms
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the RESET ACKNOWLEDGE message is sent to the
eNB, which may cause unnecessary exception handlings. If this
parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected
and handled in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the
default value.
1-954
Description This parameter sets the time during which the eNB waits for the
MME Update ACK message in the S1 Update process. The
timer is started after the eNB sends the ENB CONFIGURATION
UPDATE message to the MME. The timer is stopped after the ENB
CONFIGURATION UPDATE ACKNOWLEDGE message or the
ENB CONFIGURATION UPDATE FAILURE message is received
from the MME. If the timer expires but no ENB CONFIGURATION
UPDATE ACKNOWLEDGE message or ENB CONFIGURATION
UPDATE FAILURE message is received from the MME, exception
handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-955
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the S1 Update response message is sent to the eNB, which
may cause unnecessary exception handlings. If this parameter is
set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected and handled
in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
Description The timer is started after the eNB sends the X2 setup request to the
eNB at the opposite end. The timer is stopped after the X2 setup
response message or X2 setup failure message is received from the
eNB at the opposite end. If the timer expires, exception handling
will be performed.
Unit ms
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, it may cause too many
invalid signalings at the X2 interface. If this parameter is set to a too
large value, the X2 connection may not be established in a timely
manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
1-956
Description This parameter sets the time during which the eNB waits for the
eNB RESET RESPONSE message returned from the opposite end
during the X2 Reset process. The timer is started after the eNB
sends the RESET message to the eNB at the opposite end. The
timer is stopped after the RESET RESPONSE message is received
from the eNB at the opposite end. If the timer expires but no RESET
ACKNOWLEDGE message is received from the eNB at the opposite
end, exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the RESET RESPONSE message is sent to the eNB, which
may cause unnecessary exception handlings. If this parameter is
set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected and handled
in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
1-957
Description This parameter sets the time during which the eNB waits for the
eNB Update ACK message returned from the opposite end during
the X2 Update process. The timer is started after the eNB sends
the ENB CONFIGURATION UPDATE message to the eNB at the
opposite end. The timer is stopped after the ENB CONFIGURATION
UPDATE ACKNOWLEDGE message or the ENB CONFIGURATION
UPDATE FAILURE message is received from the eNB at the
opposite end. If the timer expires but no ENB CONFIGURATION
UPDATE ACKNOWLEDGE message or ENB CONFIGURATION
UPDATE FAILURE message is received from the eNB at the
opposite end, exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
1-958
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the X2 Update response message is sent to the eNB, which
may cause unnecessary exception handlings. If this parameter is
set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected and handled
in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
Full Name The Timer for NACC RIM Waiting for Initial-Report
Description This parameter sets the time for waiting for the initial report message
returned from a GERAN cell in the RIM process. The timer is started
after the eNB sends the eNB DIRECT INFORMATION TRANSFER
message to the MME. The timer is stopped after the MME DIRECT
INFORMATION TRANSFER message is received from the MME. If
the timer expires but no MME DIRECT INFORMATION TRANSFER
message is received from the MME, the dwRimResndReqTmr timer
will be started.
Unit ms
1-959
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the MME DIRECT INFORMATION TRANSFER message
is sent to the eNB from the MME, which may cause unnecessary
message retransmissions and too many signalings at the S1
interface. If this parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions
cannot be detected and handled in a timely manner. It is
recommended to use the default value.
1.54.28 The Timer for NACC RIM Waiting for Resending Multi-Report
Request
Parameter Name
Full Name The Timer for NACC RIM Waiting for Resending Multi-Report
Request
Description The timer is started when the dwRimInitRptTmr timer expires but no
MME DIRECT INFORMATION TRANSFER message is received
from the MME. After the timer expires, the eNB retransmits the eNB
DIRECT INFORMATION TRANSFER message to the MME.
Unit ms
1-960
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, it may cause too many
signalings at the S1 interface. If this parameter is set to a too
large value, it may cause that the eNB DIRECT INFORMATION
TRANSFER message cannot be retransmitted to get the RIM
information in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the default
value.
Full Name The Timer for NACC RIMReceiving End Message and Waiting for
Resending
Unit ms
1-961
1.54.30 The Timer for NACC RIM Waiting for Stopping ACK
Parameter Name
Full Name The Timer for NACC RIM Waiting for Stopping ACK
Description The timer is started after the eNB sends the eNB DIRECT
INFORMATION TRANSFER message (STOP type) to the MME.
The timer is stopped after the MME DIRECT INFORMATION
TRANSFER message is received from the MME. If the timer expires
but no MME DIRECT INFORMATION TRANSFER message is
received from the MME, exception handling will be performed.
Unit ms
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the MME DIRECT INFORMATION TRANSFER message
is sent to the eNB from the MME, which may cause unnecessary
exception handlings. If this parameter is set to a too large value,
exceptions cannot be detected and handled in a timely manner. It is
recommended to use the default value.
1-962
Description The timer is started after the eNB sends the RESOURCE STATUS
REQUEST message to the eNB at the opposite end. The timer
is stopped after the RESOURCE STATUS REQUEST message
(RESOURCE STATUS RESPONSE or RESOURCE STATUS
FAILURE) is received from the eNB at the opposite end. If the timer
expires but no response message is received, exception handling
will be performed.
Unit ms
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the RESOURCE STATUS REQUEST response message is
sent to the eNB from the eNB at the opposite end, which may cause
unnecessary exception handlings. If this parameter is set to a too
large value, exceptions cannot be detected and handled in a timely
manner. It is recommended to use the default value.
1-963
Description This parameter sets the timer used from the eNB issuing the
measurement configuration to reporting the measurement result in
CSFB cases. The timer is started after the eNB issues the CSFB
measurement configuration to a UE. The timer is stopped after the
UE receives the measurement report. If the timer expires but no
measurement report is received from the UE, blind redirection of
CSFB will be performed.
Unit s
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too small value, the timer will expire
before the UE completes measurement or sends the measurement
report to the eNB, which may affect the CSFB effect. If this
parameter is set to a too large value, exceptions cannot be detected
and handled in a timely manner. It is recommended to use the
default value.
1-964
Description This parameter sets the timer used for waiting for ANR information
reported by UEs. After the timer expires, the eNB determines
whether there is any PCI conflict or confusion in accordance with
the received information.
Unit ms
1-965
Unit ms
Configuration Rule Default time: it is the same as the setting of the current S1 wait for
Setup Response Timer. Because the information is transmitted at
the S1 interface, the timer setting is the same as that of the other
message waiting timers at the S1 interface.
The value range is [10,20000] ms.
If the parameter is set to a too large value, the resources of a UE at
the Uu interface may be released before the message is received. If
the parameter is set to a too small value, exception handlings may
be raised due to not receiving the message sent from the network
(the message may be delayed due to time delay at the network
management system side).
It is recommended to use the default value.
1-966
Description This parameter is the timer in which Handover target eNB needs to
store UE context, the UE waits for the re-establishment of the RRC
message in order to detect the handover fault.
Range [10..60000]
Unit ms
1-967
Description If Handover Switch Base Voice for TDD Cell equal to 1,When Voice
measurement to FDD is applied, or SRVCC measurement to UMTS
is applied, eNodeb will start this timer. When this timer time out,
eNodeb will try to redirection or SRVCC to UMTS.
Unit ms
1-968
Range [0..30]
Unit s
Default Value 2
1-969
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.55.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-970
Description This parameter sets the timer for UTRAN cell reselection. The timer
is started after a UE initiates measurement for a UTRAN cell. The
timer is automatically stopped when the timer running time reaches
the configured value. During the timer running, if the UE finds a new
UTRAN cell whose signal quality is better than that of the serving
cell, the new UTRAN cell will be selected as the serving cell.
Range [0..7]
Unit s
Default Value 2
1-971
Configuration Rule This timer helps avoid cell reselection due to false triggering. For
example, At an occasional moment, the signal quality in a new
UTRAN cell is transiently better than that in the serving cell, then the
new UTRAN cell is reselected, but the signal quality may become
poor soon. Thus, the UTRAN cell is not a proper serving cell. If this
parameter is set to a too large value, it may be difficult to satisfy
the cell reselection condition which causes cell reselection unable
to be performed in a timely manner. If the parameter is set to a
too small value, it cannot guarantee that a stable signal quality in
the destination cell.
Description This parameter sets the time scale factor used for UTRAN cell
reselection in medium-speed state. If a UE is in medium-speed
state, the uctReselUtran timer interval must be multiplied by the
parameter value.
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
1-972
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell.
Description This parameter sets the time scale factor used for UTRAN cell
reselection in high-speed state. If a UE is in high-speed state, the
uctReselUtran timer interval must be multiplied by the parameter
value.
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule A too small value can not guarantee a stable status of the signal
quality of target cell.
1-973
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-974
1.56.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-975
Range [0..32767]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule It is configured in the planning, and must be the same as that of
the opposite end.
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-976
Configuration Rule It is configured in the planning, and must be the same as that of
the opposite end.
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule It is configured in the planning, and must be the same as that of
the opposite end.
1-977
Range 0:bc0,1:bc1,2:bc2,3:bc3,4:bc4,5:bc5,6:bc6,7:bc7,8:bc8,9:bc9,10:bc-
10,11:bc11,12:bc12,13:bc13,14:bc14,15:bc15,16:bc16,17:bc17,18:
bc18-v9a0,19:bc19-v9a0,20:bc20-v9a0,21:bc21-v9a0
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule It is configured in the planning, and must be the same as that of
the opposite end.
1-978
Range [0..2047]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule It is configured in the planning, and must be the same as that of
the opposite end.
1.56.8 PN Offset
Parameter Name
Description PN offset.
1-979
Range [0..511]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule It is configured in the planning, and must be the same as that of
the opposite end.
1.56.9 MSC-Market ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-980
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-981
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..15]
1-982
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-983
1.56.14 BSC ID
Parameter Name
Description BSC ID
Range [0..4095]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-984
Range [0..4095]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-985
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
1-986
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
1-987
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.57.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-988
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.57.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
Description Policy ID. The parameter values are segmented in accordance with
the actual SON service types. When the SON policy parameters are
added or modified, the parameter values change in the available
value sections.
1-989
Range [57000..57999]
Unit N/A
Description This parameter sets whether to enable the energy saving function.
If this function is enabled and if the cell load satisfies the energy
saving condition, the PA in the cell will be shut down to save energy.
If this function is disabled, the energy saving condition will not be
considered; if a cell is in energy-saving state before the function is
disabled, the cell will immediately exit energy-saving state.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-990
Configuration Rule If this function is enabled, the PA in a cell will be shut down
automatically to save energy if the cell load is low. If this function is
disabled, the PA in a cell cannot be turned on or off automatically to
implement energy saving.
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-991
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 57
1-992
Unit N/A
1-993
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-994
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the cell load on
workdays. The starting time must be configured at low-load hours.
1-995
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the cell load on
workdays. The ending time must be configured at hours when the
load will become high.
1-996
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the cell load on
weekends.The starting time must be configured at low-load hours.
1-997
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is configured in accordance with the cell load on
weekends.The ending time must be configured at hours when the
load will become high.
1-998
Description This parameter sets how to set the energy-saving time period. If this
parameter is set to 0, the energy-saving time period is configured by
network planning personnel at the back end. If this parameter is set
to 1, the energy-saving time period is dynamically determined by the
network management system in accordance with the statistics data.
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set in accordance with the actual network operator
requirements.
1-999
Description This parameter sets the load statistics period for energy-saving
cells during the dynamically-adjusted energy-saving time period. It
takes day as the unit. The energy-saving time period is adjusted
based on a certain algorithm in accordance with the cell load
statistics information within the period. The energy-saving time
period is adjusted to be in low-traffic hours of the cell to improve the
energy-saving efficiency.
Range [5..10]
Unit day
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule The law of whether the load is high or low is obtained in accordance
with the time period configured by the parameter. If the parameter
value is too large, energy saving cannot be implemented in a timely
manner. If the parameter value is too small, the load law cannot
be obtained.
1-1000
Description This parameter sets the minimum duration allowed in energy saving.
It takes hour as the unit. Only when the configured energy-saving
time period is larger than the parameter value can the energy-saving
condition be used for determination.
Range [2..24]
Unit hr
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule This parameter helps avoid the ping-pong effect in cell energy
saving. If it is set to a too large value, the energy saving efficiency
may decrease. If it is set to a too small value, the system
performance may become unstable due to the ping-pong effect.
1-1001
Full Name The Max Tolerance Load Threshold Uplink of Energy Saving Cell
while Switching Off
Description This parameter sets the threshold of the maximum uplink load
percentage that can be tolerated when the energy-saving function
is disabled for an energy-saving cell. If the uplink load of an
energy-saving cell is higher than the threshold, the energy-saving
function cannot be disabled for the cell.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 30
Configuration Rule This parameter ensures that the uplink load in the energy-saving cell
is not too large when the energy-saving function is disabled. If it is
set to a too large value, user experience may be affected. If it is set
to a too small value, the energy saving efficiency may be affected.
1-1002
Full Name The Max Tolerance Load Threshold Downlink of Energy Saving
Cell while Switching Off
Description This parameter sets the threshold of the maximum downlink load
percentage that can be tolerated when the energy-saving function
is disabled for an energy-saving cell. If the downlink load of an
energy-saving cell is higher than the threshold, the energy-saving
function cannot be disabled for the cell.
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 30
Configuration Rule This parameter ensures that the downlink load in the energy-saving
cell is not too large when the energy-saving function is disabled.
If it is set to a too large value, user experience may be affected.
If it is set to a too small value, the energy saving efficiency may
be affected.
1-1003
Description This parameter sets the uplink PRB compensation threshold for
energy saving. It is used for compensating for the insufficient
number of uplink PRBs caused by UE channel quality difference
between energy-saving cells and compensated cells.
Range [1..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule This parameter helps disable the idle uplink resource used for
handover towards bottom-layer coverage cells for the energy-saving
cell. If it is set to a too large value, the energy saving efficiency may
be affected. If it is set to a too small value, user experience may be
affected due to service access failure after users handover toward
bottom-layer coverage cells.
1-1004
Range [1..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule This parameter helps disable the idle downlink resource used for
handover towards bottom-layer coverage cells for the energy-saving
cell. If it is set to a too large value, the energy saving efficiency may
be affected. If it is set to a too small value, user experience may be
affected due to service access failure after users handover toward
bottom-layer coverage cells.
Full Name The Max Tolerance Number of Failure Remove UE for Energy
Saving Cell
1-1005
Description This parameter sets the number of UEs failing to shift that can be
tolerated by the cell. To ensure service quality, before the PA in the
cell is shut down, all UEs in the cell will be shifted to a neighboring
cell that provides the coverage. During the shifting process, if the
number of UEs failing to shift exceeds the parameter value, the
energy saving operation is terminated.
Range [1..5]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too large value, user experience may be
affected. If this parameter is set to a too small value, the energy
saving efficiency may be affected.
1-1006
Description This parameter indicates the time window for load observing when a
cell is switched off.
Range [3..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too large value, the energy saving
efficiency may be affected. If this parameter is set to a too small
value, the cell may be switched on immediately after being switched
off.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1007
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1008
Range [100..2550]
Unit ms
Configuration Rule DTX function determination period. The smaller the parameter
value is, the shorter the determination period is. If it is set to a too
small value, the signaling link load between CMAC RNLC OAM
and RRU may increase.
1-1009
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 70
Configuration Rule RB usage threshold for closed subframes. The larger the parameter
value is, the better the energy saving effect is. However, if this
parameter is set to a too large value, the ping-pong effect of opening
and closing subframes may occur.
1-1010
Range [0..100]
Unit %
Default Value 90
Configuration Rule RB usage threshold for opened subframes. The larger the parameter
value is, the better the energy saving effect is. However, if this
parameter is set to a too large value, the risk of QoS requirements
like UE GBR/PBR unable to be satisfied may occur.
Description The number of short time windows contained in a long time window
Range [5..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 8
1-1011
Configuration Rule The larger the number of short time windows contained in a long
time window is, the longer the long time window is, and the closer
the calculated value approximates the average value. Normally, the
long time window must keep at least one second.
Description Short time window used for statistics of the average number of
scheduled RBs
Range [100..200]
Unit ms
Configuration Rule The shorter the short time window is, the shorter the adjustment
period is. However, too quick adjustment may cause fluctuation in
the number of RBs and unstable voltage.
1-1012
Range [5..20]
Unit N/A
Default Value 10
Configuration Rule This parameter sets the number of compensated RBs every time.
The smaller the parameter value is, the smaller the RB adjustment
is. However, when the base station load changes, the service
scheduling requirement may not be satisfied in a timely manner.
1-1013
Description If a cell enters energy-saving state for several times, a delay must
be added between two energy-saving operations. Once the cell is
awakened, a delay is required before it enters energy-saving state
again. It helps avoid ping-pong energy saving for the cell.
Range [0..60]
Unit min
Default Value 15
Configuration Rule The smaller the parameter value is, the more unobvious the delay
between two energy-saving operations is.
1-1014
Description This parameter sets the threshold of the maximum number of UEs
allowed to be shut down in an energy-saving cell. Only when the
number of UEs in a cell is not larger than the threshold can the cell
shut down carriers and enter energy-saving state.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 32
Configuration Rule The smaller the threshold is, the more difficult the number of UEs
in the cell can satisfy the energy-saving condition, and the more
difficult it is to enter energy-saving state.
1-1015
Description If this switch is set to ON, the number of PRBs occupied by NGBR
services is calculated. Otherwise, no calculation is performed.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this switch is set to ON, the number of PRBs occupied by NGBR
services is calculated, and PRB statistics is performed mainly based
on GBR services. If this switch is set to OFF, PRB statistics on both
NGBR and GBR services is performed.
1-1016
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this switch is set to ON and cell load is low, energy can be saved
through shutting down some RF channels without affecting services
in the cell.
1-1017
Description This parameter indicates the period to determine whether the load
conditions in the cell for energy-saving are satisfied when the RF
channel shutdown switch is set to ON.
Range [0..255]
Unit min
Default Value 10
Configuration Rule The longer the period is set, the longer the cell load is tested to
verify that the energy-saving conditions are satisfied.
1-1018
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the switch is set to ON, both the load information of the serving
cell and that of the inter-RAT neighboring cells need to be checked
to determine whether the energy-saving conditions are satisfied. If
the switch is set to OFF, only the load information of the serving
cell is considered.
Full Name The Max Tolerance Load Threshold Downlink While Channel Off
Range [0..40]
1-1019
Unit %
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule This parameter ensures that the downlink load is not too heavy
when some channels are shut down, otherwise user experience
is affected.
Full Name The Max Tolerance Load Threshold Downlink While Channel On
Range [1..50]
Unit %
Default Value 40
1-1020
Configuration Rule This parameter ensures that the downlink load is not too light when
channels are working. Otherwise the energy-saving efficiency is
affected.
Range [0..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
1-1021
Range [10..30]
Unit N/A
Default Value 15
1-1022
Description This parameter indicates the number of times that a cell detects
whether the energy-saving conditions are satisfied. When the
number of times that the energy-saving conditions are continuously
satisfied in a cell is greater than this parameter, the cell starts an
energy-saving procedure. Otherwise the energy-saving conditions
are detected again.
Range [2..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule This parameter ensures that the throughput is stable enough when
the energy-saving conditions are satisfied, ensures efficient energy
saving, and prevents the ping-pong effect.
1-1023
1.57.42 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1024
1.57.43 reservedBySonCellPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1025
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If esDTXSwitch is Open and the terminals of this cell support R9
and terminals above (supports MBSFN subframe), this parameter
is set to Open.
1-1026
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.58.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1027
Range [-100..0]
Unit dBm
1-1028
Range [1..3000]
Unit N/A
Default Value 30
1-1029
Range [1..3000]
Unit N/A
Default Value 30
Range [-100..0]
Unit dBm
1-1030
Range [1..3000]
Unit N/A
1-1031
Range [1..3000]
Unit N/A
Default Value 90
Range [1..30]
1-1032
Unit dB
Default Value 20
Range [1..3000]
Unit N/A
Default Value 30
1-1033
Range [1..3000]
Unit N/A
Default Value 30
1-1034
Range 0:1/64,1:1/32,2:1/16,3:1/8,4:1/4,5:1/2
Unit N/A
1-1035
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.59.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1036
Full Name The Timer for Going into High/Medium Speed State
Range 0:30,1:60,2:120,3:180,4:240
Unit s
Configuration Rule If the UE speed varies much in a short time, and if the duration is set
to a small value, error determination may occur. If the duration is set
to a large value, the time that a UE is determined to be in Medium
Mobility state or High Mobility state is delayed, and the handover
parameters related to UE states cannot be used in time, impacting
the handover performance of UEs.
1-1037
Range [1..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 8
Configuration Rule In an actual scenario, assume that a UE moves at over a high speed,
and calculate the number of handovers in the duration indicated by
ucTHoMax based on the cell radius. Then the parameter is set to
this value.
1-1038
Range [1..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 6
1-1039
Range 0:30,1:60,2:120,3:180,4:240
Unit s
Configuration Rule If the UE speed varies much in a short time, and if the duration is set
to a small value, error determination may occur. If the duration is set
to a large value, the time that a UE is determined to be in Medium
Mobility state or High Mobility state is delayed, and the handover
parameters related to UE states cannot be used in time, impacting
the handover performance of UEs.
1-1040
Full Name Scaling Factor of Trigger Time Applied in Medium Mobility State
Description This parameter indicates the scaling factor of trigger time in Medium
Mobility state. When a UE is in Medium Mobility state, the used
timeToTrigger value equals the timeToTrigger value in Low Mobility
state times ucFtTrgSFMedium (this parameter).
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1.0
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this scaling factor is set to 1, the timeToTrigger value is not
actually scaled, and the handover condition is the same as that of
Low Mobility state. If this scaling factor is set to a small value, the
timeToTrigger value in Medium Mobility state is over-scaled, and
the signal quality in the target cell maybe not stable, impacting the
handover success rate.
1-1041
Full Name Scaling Factor of Trigger Time Applied in High Mobility State
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1.0
Unit N/A
1-1042
Description After this switch is set to ON, the eNB sends the mobility-related
parameters to the UE in the measurement configuration. The
parameters that should be sent are specified by 3GPP.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule After this switch is set to ON, a UE can use the mobility-related
parameters configured by the eNB based on the mobility detected
by itself, and the cell reselection performance and handover
performance are better.
Description After this switch is set to ON, the eNB performs the mobility-based
handover algorithm. In mobility-based handover scenarios, the eNB
tries to keep UEs in a macro cell and prevents UEs from handing
over frequently between micro cells.
1-1043
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Range [1..6]
Unit N/A
Default Value 4
Configuration Rule If the UE speed does not varies much, more measurement
messages can help improve the accuracy of the calculated UE
speed. If the UE speed varies much, it is recommended to set a
small value for this parameter.
1-1044
Description This parameter indicates the speed threshold used for determining
whether a UE is in High Mobility state. If the calculated UE speed is
higher than this threshold, the UE is in High Mobility state.
Unit km/h
Configuration Rule This parameter is related to the UE mobility state suitable for the
configured mobility-related parameters. If the UE speed is 30 km/h,
this parameter is set to 120 km/h in most cases. The higher the UE
speed is, the higher value this parameter should be configured.
1-1045
Unit km
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule This parameter affects the calculated UE speed. The higher value
this parameter is configured, the higher the calculated UE speed
is. A large difference between the configured value and the actual
value causes an inaccurate UE speed. This parameter is set to the
actual cell radius, but should not be adjusted.
1-1046
Unit km
Configuration Rule This parameter affects the calculated UE speed. The higher value
this parameter is configured, the higher the calculated UE speed
is. A large difference between the configured value and the actual
value causes an inaccurate UE speed. This parameter is set to the
actual cell radius, but should not be adjusted.
1-1047
Range 0:0.1,1:0.2,2:0.3
Unit km
Configuration Rule This parameter affects the calculated UE speed. The higher value
this parameter is configured, the higher the calculated UE speed
is. A large difference between the configured value and the actual
value causes an inaccurate UE speed. This parameter is set to the
actual cell radius, but should not be adjusted.
1-1048
Range 0:0.05,1:0.1
Unit km
Configuration Rule This parameter affects the calculated UE speed. The higher value
this parameter is configured, the higher the calculated UE speed
is. A large difference between the configured value and the actual
value causes an inaccurate UE speed. This parameter is set to the
actual cell radius, but should not be adjusted.
1-1049
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.60.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1050
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-1051
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set according to the actual heterogeneous cell
type.
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
1-1052
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
1-1053
Range [0..268435455]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-1054
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule Different cells in an eNB should be set to different cell ID.
1-1055
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.61.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-1056
Unit N/A
1-1057
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the ABS pattern. Two patterns: static
pattern and dynamic patter.
In static pattern, interference coordination is performed between
a macro cell and a micro cell based on the pre-configured ABS
pattern. The macro cell enable ABS sub-frames for the micro cell
and the micro cell schedules only the ABS sub-frames.
In dynamic pattern, interference coordination is dynamically adjusted
between a macro cell and a micro cell based on the radio resource
load. If the load of the micro cell is heavy, the macro cell leaves
more sub-frames for the micro cell. If the load of the micro cell is
light, the macro cell decreases the sub-frames for the micro cell.
1-1058
Range [0..21]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates the ABS pattern configuration index. The
higher the value is, the more ABS sub-frames are left for a micro
cell by a macro cell.
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
1-1059
Range [1..9999]
1-1060
Unit N/A
1.62.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1061
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-1062
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1063
Unit N/A
Range [1..1]
Unit N/A
1-1064
1.63.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range %,XCDeviceSet=%,##parent.description,XCDeviceSetId
Unit N/A
1.64 X2+(FDD)
Indicates a physical X2+ port. Only exists on the FS5C boards.
1-1065
Range [1..1]
Unit N/A
1.64.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1066
Range XC:%:%,##parent.parent.description,port
Unit N/A
Range [0..0]
Unit N/A
1-1067
Range 0:1Gbps,1:10Gbps
Unit N/A
1.64.5 reservedByXCIpLayerConfig
Parameter Name
1-1068
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1069
Range [1..1]
Unit N/A
1.65.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1070
1.65.3 IP Address
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1071
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.65.5 Gateway IP
Parameter Name
1-1072
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.65.6 VLAN ID
Parameter Name
Description VLAN ID
Range [1..4094]
Unit N/A
1-1073
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1074
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1075
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.66.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1076
1.66.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
Description This parameter indicates the policy ID. The value is segmented
based on the SON service type. When an SON policy is added or
modified, the value is changed in order within the available segment.
Range [52000..52999]
Unit N/A
1-1077
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1078
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 52
1-1079
Unit N/A
Unit N/A
1-1080
Full Name Switch for Intra Frequency MLB TLB Type Optimization
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1081
Full Name Switch for Intra Frequency MLB CLB Type Optimization
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Full Name Switch for Inter Frequency MLB TLB Type Optimization
1-1082
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the load of some cells is too heavy and there are light-load
inter-frequency neighboring cells, this switch is set to ON to balance
the load between inter-frequency neighboring cells.
Full Name Switch for Inter Frequency MLB CLB Type Optimization
1-1083
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the load of some cells is too heavy and there are light-load
high-priority or low-priority inter-frequency neighboring cells, this
switch is set to ON to balance the load between inter-frequency
neighboring cells.
1-1084
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter enables or disables the UTRAN TLB optimization
type for MLB.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter enables or disables the UTRAN CLB optimization
type for MLB.
1-1085
Description When the MLB load evaluation period stops, if the uplink radio
load in the serving cell is greater than this threshold, a record is
generated.
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 70
Configuration Rule The threshold for uplink radio load evaluation in the cell where MLB
optimization is started should be modified.
1-1086
Description When the MLB load evaluation period stops, if the downlink radio
load in the serving cell is greater than this threshold, a record is
generated.
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 70
Configuration Rule The threshold for downlink radio load evaluation in the cell where
MLB optimization is started should be modified.
1-1087
Description When the MLB load evaluation period stops, if the uplink radio load
in the neighboring cell is greater than this threshold, a record is
generated.
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 60
Configuration Rule The threshold for uplink radio load evaluation in the neighboring cell
where MLB optimization is started should be modified.
Description When the MLB load evaluation period stops, if the downlink radio
load in the neighboring cell is greater than this threshold, a record is
generated.
Range [1..100]
1-1088
Unit %
Default Value 60
Configuration Rule The threshold for downlink radio load evaluation in the neighboring
cell where MLB optimization is started should be modified.
Description When the MLB load difference evaluation period stops, if the
difference between two cells is greater than this threshold, a record
is generated.
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 30
1-1089
Description When the MLB load difference evaluation period stops, if the
difference between two cells is less than this threshold, a record is
generated.
Range [1..100]
Unit %
Default Value 30
Configuration Rule The load difference threshold should be restored by modifying the
MLB parameter.
1-1090
Range [0..127]
Unit dB
Default Value 6
Configuration Rule The maximum accumulated adjustment degree for MLB parameter
optimization should be modified.
Full Name Threshold of Intra Freqence Load Difference Evaluation for MLB
1-1091
Range [1..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Full Name Threshold of Inter Frequency Load Difference Evaluation for MLB
1-1092
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 4
Configuration Rule The more the threshold is adjusted, the harder the inter-frequency
load can meet the parameter optimization conditions, and the
harder the corresponding inter-frequency handover and reselection
parameters can be optimized. Thus the priority of inter-frequency
MLB is equivalently decreased.
Full Name Threshold of Inter RAT Load Difference Evaluation for MLB
Description For an inter-RAT neighboring cell or frequency point, when the MLB
load difference evaluation period stops, if the difference between
two cells is greater than this threshold, a record is generated.
1-1093
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule The more the threshold is adjusted, the harder the inter-RAT load
can meet the parameter optimization conditions, and the harder the
corresponding inter-RAT handover and reselection parameters can
be optimized. Thus the priority of inter-RAT MLB is equivalently
decreased.
Description This parameter indicates the number of cell pairs allowed for
optimization at the same time.
Range [1..127]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule This number of cell pairs allowed for optimization at the same time
should be modified.
1-1094
Description This parameter indicates the time interval between two periodical
evaluations on the load difference of two cells.
Range [1..127]
Default Value 1
1-1095
Description After the eNB parameters are optimized, this timer is started. After
this timer expires, the adjusted parameter should be fallen back.
Range [1..127]
Unit min
Default Value 30
1-1096
Description After the eNB parameter fallback timer expires, the optimization
interval timer is started. After the optimization interval timer expires,
the load is checked again and a load evaluation is started.
Range [1..127]
Unit min
Default Value 30
Description If this switch is set to ON, the number of PRBs occupied by NGBR
services is calculated. Otherwise, no calculation is performed.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1097
Configuration Rule If this switch is set to ON, the number of PRBs occupied by NGBR
services is calculated, resulting in PRB statistics on GBR services.
If this switch is set to OFF, PRB statistics on both NGBR and GBR
services is performed.
Description This parameter controls whether the inter-RAT MLB function obtains
inter-RAT load information through an RIM procedure.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This switch should be set to ON or OFF based on the actual
requirements.
1-1098
Range 0:Low,1:Medium,2:High
Unit %
Configuration Rule When the hardware load of a neighboring cell is higher than this
threshold, the neighboring cell is considered as a high-load cell
and the related parameters cannot be optimized. The higher the
threshold is, the harder the neighboring cell is considered as a
high-load cell, and the easier the related parameters are optimized.
1-1099
Range 0:Low,1:Medium,2:High
Unit %
1-1100
Range 0:Low,1:Medium,2:High
Unit %
Configuration Rule When the uplink S1 bandwidth of a neighboring cell is higher than
this threshold, the neighboring cell is considered as a high-load
cell and the related parameters cannot be optimized. The higher
the threshold is, the harder the neighboring cell is considered as a
high-load cell, and the easier the related parameters are optimized.
1.66.33 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
1-1101
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 30
1-1102
1.66.35 reservedBySonCellPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1103
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-1104
1.67.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.67.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
1-1105
Description This parameter indicates the policy ID. The value is segmented
based on the SON service type. When an SON policy is added or
modified, the value is changed in order within the available segment.
Range [26000..26999]
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1106
Description This parameter indicates whether the eNodeB enables the sleeping
cell self-healing function. If this switch is set to ON, the eNodeB
determines whether the cell is a sleeping cell in specified duration
based on the cell load. If the cell is a sleeping cell, an alarm is
reported to indicate that this cell is faulty. If this switch is set to OFF,
the eNodeB does not check whether a cell is a sleeping cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule After this switch is set to ON, the system can automatically detect
that the cell is a sleeping cell in time, and troubleshooting is easier.
1-1107
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter and awEndTimeSCH[2] are used to determine the
busy hour per day when a sleeping cell is detected. The busy hour
of each cell should be determined based on the existing load.
A reasonable busy hour decreases error sleeping cell decisions.
1-1108
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter and awStartTimeSCH[2] are used to determine the
busy hour per day when a sleeping cell is detected. The busy hour
of each cell should be determined based on the existing load.
A reasonable busy hour decreases error sleeping cell decisions.
1-1109
Description This parameter indicates the time duration for detecting a sleeping
cell. In the detection time duration, if both the number of RRC
connection setup requests and the maximum number of RRC
connections are 0, this cell is a sleeping cell.
Unit hr
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates how long time sleeping cell detection is
started after no user accesses this cell.
If the operator expects that a sleeping cell if frequently detected, this
parameter should be set to a small value, for example, 1 hour, 2
hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, or 24 hours. Any value
is accepted, but multiples of 24 is recommended.
1-1110
Description This parameter indicates the sleeping cell detection timer. The
timer indicates the period that the number of RRC connection setup
requests and the maximum number of users are detected.
Range 0:10,1:20,2:30,3:60
Unit s
1-1111
Range [0..65535]
Unit min
Default Value 15
1-1112
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 26
Unit N/A
1-1113
Unit N/A
1-1114
Description This parameter indicates whether the eNodeB enables the fault
detection function for performance-downgraded cells. If this
switch is set to ON, the eNodeB determines whether a cell is
a performance-downgraded cell in the detection period based
on some KPIs. If the cell is a performance-downgraded cell, an
alarm is reported to indicate that this cell is faulty. If this switch
is set to OFF, the eNodeB does not check whether a cell is a
performance-downgraded cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule After this switch is set to ON, the system can automatically detect
that the cell is a performance-downgraded cell in time, and
troubleshooting is easier.
1-1115
Full Name Switch of Self-healing Recover for Outage Cell Based on KPI
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule After this switch is set to ON, the system can automatically clear
performance deterioration more easily.
1-1116
Full Name Switch of Determined Mobility Parameter Change for Outage Cell
Based on KPI
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this switch is set to ON, the system can isolate the
performance-degraded cell and decrease the impact on the system.
1-1117
Description This parameter indicates the time duration unit of the timer related to
the self-healing function. If this parameter is set to hours, the timer
is described in hours. The hour unit is used in formal commercial
scenarios. If this parameter is set to minutes, the timer is described
in minutes. The minute unit is used in labs for quickly triggering
the procedure.
Range 0:Hour,1:Minute
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set to minutes to increase the software testing
efficiency.
1-1118
Range [1..255]
Unit 15 Minute
Default Value 4
Configuration Rule The eNodeB periodically detects KPIs in the cell based on this
parameter.
Full Name The Period of Waiting for Manual Recovering Performance Fault
Cell Timer
1-1119
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-1120
Range [0..6]
Unit dB
Default Value 2
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
1-1121
Default Value 1
Description This parameter indicates the fault threshold of the RRC connection
setup success rate in performance downgraded self-healing
detection. If the RRC connection setup success rate is selected as
a reference indicator and the collected indicator is less than this
threshold, and if the number of RRC connection setup requests
is greater than a specified threshold, the cell is considered as a
performance downgraded cell.
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 85
1-1122
Configuration Rule The cell performance can be determined by using this threshold.
When the RRC connection success rate is less than this threshold,
the performance is downgraded.
Description This parameter indicates the fault threshold of the E-RAB setup
success rate in performance downgraded self-healing detection. If
the E-RAB setup success rate is selected as a reference indicator
and the collected indicator is less than this threshold, and if the
number of E-RAB setup requests is greater than a specified
threshold, the cell is considered as a performance downgraded cell.
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 85
Configuration Rule The cell performance can be determined by using this threshold.
When the E-RAB setup success rate is less than this threshold,
the performance is downgraded.
1-1123
Description This parameter indicates the fault threshold of the E-RAB abnormal
release rate in performance downgraded self-healing detection.
If the E-RAB abnormal release rate is selected as a reference
indicator and the collected indicator is greater than this threshold,
and if the number of E-RAB abnormal release requests is greater
than a specified threshold, the cell is considered as a performance
downgraded cell.
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 10
Configuration Rule The cell performance can be determined by using this threshold.
The decision indicator can be modified by adjusting parameters.
This parameter is set to the maximum abnormal release rate not
allowed by the system in most cases.
1-1124
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter and detection threshold should be adjusted based
on the actual performance indicators.
This parameter is set to the number of system equalization UE
requests in most cases.
1-1125
Description This parameter indicates the threshold number of the E-RAB setup
requests in performance downgraded self-healing detection. If the
E-RAB setup success rate is selected as a reference indicator and
the collected indicator is less than a specified threshold, and if the
number of E-RAB setup requests is greater than this threshold, the
cell is considered as a performance downgraded cell.
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter and detection threshold should be adjusted based
on the actual performance indicators.
This parameter is set to the number of system equalization service
requests in most cases.
1-1126
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter and detection threshold should be adjusted based
on the actual performance indicators.
This parameter is set to the number of system equalization service
releases in most cases.
1-1127
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter and detection threshold should be adjusted based
on the actual performance indicators.
This parameter is set to the number of UE handover requests in
most cases.
1-1128
Range [1..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Configuration Rule This parameter and detection threshold should be adjusted based
on the actual performance indicators.
This parameter is set to the maximum handover failure rate allowed
by the system in most cases.
1-1129
Description This parameter indicates the time duration of the timer in self-healing
NOHO detection. In a self-healing NOHO statistical period, the
number of incoming handover requests and the handover failure
rate should be collected. After the timer expires, if the number of
incoming handover requests is greater than a specified threshold,
and if the handover failure rate is greater than a specified threshold,
the UEs from neighboring cells are forbidden to hand over to the cell.
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule This parameter should be modified if the time duration of the
self-healing NOHO timer needs to be modified.
This parameter is set to a long period in days in most cases.
1-1130
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1131
Description When received cell outage alarm, the system will wait for time delay,
and then deal with the alarm
Range [0..65535]
Unit min
Default Value 0
1-1132
Description The parameter is the switch of self-healing recovers for sleeping cell.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1133
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Description The parameter indicates the self-healing policy for sleeping cell.
Unit N/A
1-1134
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1135
Range [0..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1136
Range [0..6]
Unit dB
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule The inter-frequency Ocn adjustment degree is slightly greater than
intra-frequency Ocn adjustment degree in most cases.
1-1137
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1138
Range [1..24]
Unit N/A
Default Value 4
Configuration Rule The detection period must be long enough to detect fixed
interference sources. If the period is too long, the faulty cell cannot
be identified in time. If the period is too short, the load interference
from neighboring cells cannot be discriminated.
Description If the NI value of a PRB is higher than this threshold, the PRB is
considered as an unlink high-interference PRB.
Range [20..80]
Unit N/A
Default Value 20
Configuration Rule If this threshold is too high, an uplink interference faulty cell may be
missed. If this threshold is too low, a normal cell may be considered
as an uplink interference faulty cell.
1-1139
Range [30..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 90
1-1140
Description If the number of times that the fault recovery conditions are
continuously satisfied equals the threshold specified by this
parameter, the interference faulty cell is recovered.
Range [1..4]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-1141
Range [20..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 50
Configuration Rule To avoid the ping-pong effect of identifying and recovering an uplink
interference faulty cell, the threshold for recovery should be slightly
less than that for identification.
1-1142
Range [1..4]
Unit N/A
Default Value 4
Range 0:Close,1:Open
1-1143
Unit N/A
Description This parameter is used to indicate the static period for Waiting for
Manual Recovering fault cell for sleeping cell
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 24
1-1144
1.67.49 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.67.50 reservedBySonCellPolicy
Parameter Name
1-1145
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1146
Range [1..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1147
Full Name Outage Serving Cell Self-Healing Related Board Alarm Switch
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1148
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.68.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1149
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
Range 0:1,1:2,2:3,3:4,4:5,5:6,6:7,7:8,8:10,9:12,10:16,11:20,12:24,13:28
1-1150
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is set to a proper value to solve the problems
caused by error packets. Researches show that the packet error
rate increases if the retransmission times is less than four, and
that the gain increases a litter bit with resources wasted if the
retransmission times is greater than four. Four retransmission
combinations generate the best coding gain, so the default value is
set to 4.It is recommended to use the default value.
Range 0:5,1:10,2:16,3:20,4:32,5:40,6:64,7:80,8:128,9:160,10:320,11:640,1
2:1280,13:2560,14:infinity
Unit sf
1-1151
Configuration Rule This parameter specifies how often the UE triggers BSR reporting.
The minimum value is used by default. If this parameter is set to a
large value, the BSR may not be reported in time.
Range 0:320,1:640,2:1280,3:2560,4:5120,5:10240
Unit sf
Configuration Rule This parameter indicates how long after obtaining the last uplink
authorization can the UE trigger usual BSR reporting again. The
minimum value is used by default. If it is set to a large value, BSR
may not be reported in time.
1-1152
Full Name The Downlink Total PRB Ratio Threshold of PCell(Active SCell)
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 90
1-1153
Full Name The Downlink Total PRB Ratio Threshold of SCell(Active SCell)
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
1-1154
Full Name The Downlink Total PRB Ratio Threshold of PCell(DeActive SCell)
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 30
1-1155
Full Name The Downlink Total PRB Ratio Threshold of SCell(DeActive SCell)
Range [0..100]
Unit N/A
1-1156
Default Value 30
Description The parameter is MCS threshold of SCell DeActive for CA, when
CA is configured.if MCS of SCellis less or equal to the threshold,
SCell will be DeActive
Range [0..28]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
1-1157
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1158
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.69.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1159
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Description This parameter indicates the MCC of the serving PLMN in the local
strategy of a shared PLMN.
1-1160
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Description This parameter indicates the MNC of the serving PLMN in the local
strategy of a shared PLMN.
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
1-1161
Description This parameter indicates the suitable functions in the local strategy
of a shared PLMN.
Range 0:CSFB,1:PS,2:Redirection,3:Reestablishment
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The suitable functions should be configured based on the operator's
requirements.
1-1162
Description This parameter indicates the MCC of the high-priority PLMN in the
local strategy of a shared PLMN.
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
1-1163
Description This parameter indicates the MNC of the high-priority PLMN in the
local strategy of a shared PLMN.
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
Range [3..3]
1-1164
Unit N/A
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
1-1165
Description This parameter indicates the MCC of the low-priority PLMN in the
local strategy of a shared PLMN.
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
1-1166
Description This parameter indicates the MNC of the low-priority PLMN in the
local strategy of a shared PLMN.
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
1-1167
Description This parameter indicates the MCC of the forbidden PLMN in the
local strategy of a shared PLMN.
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
Description This parameter indicates the MNC of the forbidden PLMN in the
local strategy of a shared PLMN.
Range [2..3]
1-1168
Unit N/A
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-1169
1.70.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-1170
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1171
Range 0:5,1:10,2:20,3:40,4:80
Unit ms
Configuration Rule The shorter the period is, the shorter the CSI RS measurement
period is, and the better the measurement timeliness.
Range [0..31]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-1172
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4,3:8
Unit N/A
1-1173
Unit N/A
1-1174
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.71.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1175
Range ClusterNo=%,##clusterNo
Unit N/A
Range [0..23]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-1176
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.71.5 reservedByCSCell
Parameter Name
1-1177
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1178
Range [1..1]
Unit N/A
1.72.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1179
Range [1..10]
Unit 50ms
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule This larger this parameter is, the stronger the process capability of
the cloud scheduler is, but coordination takes longer time.
1-1180
Description This parameter indicates the time duration that a controlled cell once
collects cell QoS information.
Range [1..10]
Unit 50ms
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule This larger this parameter is, the more accurate the statistical result
is, but coordination takes longer time.
Full Name The interference report period is a multiple of QoS info report period.
1-1181
Range [1..100]
Unit N/A
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to a too large value, interference is reported
too late.
Range [1..8]
Unit RBG
Default Value 1
1-1182
Configuration Rule More reserved resources are benefit for cell edge users.
Description This parameter indicates the extendable RGB quantity when the
cloud schedules OC resource each time.
Range [1..4]
Unit RBG
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule The larger the step is, the quicker the required resources can be
reached, but OC resources may varies much in a short time.
1-1183
Description This parameter indicates the allowed shrink RGB quantity when the
cloud schedules OC resource each time.
Range [1..4]
Unit RBG
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule The larger the step is, the quicker the required resources can be
reached, but OC resources may varies much in a short time.
1-1184
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.73.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1185
Range eNBId:%,CSTransmission=%,##eNBId,CSTransmissionId
Unit N/A
1.73.3 eNodeB Id
Parameter Name
Description This parameter indicates the ID of the eNodeB that the controlled
cell in a cluster belongs to.
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter should be set to the actual eNodeB ID.
1-1186
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1187
Description This parameter indicates the IP address of the base station that the
controlled cell belongs to.
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter should be set to the actual IP address of the base
station.
1.73.6 reservedByCSCell
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
1-1188
Unit N/A
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-1189
1.74.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1190
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.74.4 L3 Cell Id
Parameter Name
Description This parameter indicates the layer-3 cell ID of the controlled cell in a
cluster. This parameter and the eNodeB ID uniquely identify a cell.
1-1191
Range [0..4095]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule This parameter should be set to the actual L3CellID of the controlled
cell.
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1192
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-1193
1.75.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-1194
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to Close, the uplink E-CID location function is
disabled. If this parameter is set to Open, the uplink E-CID location
function is enabled.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1195
Configuration Rule If this parameter is set to Close, the OTDOA location function is
disabled.
If this parameter is set to Open, the OTDOA location function is
enabled.
Full Name The Max Number of Neighbour Cells for RSTD Measurement
Range [3..24]
Unit N/A
Default Value 6
Configuration Rule If the PRS fails to locate in a cell measured by the UE, the UE
needs to measure other neighboring cells in the range specified
by this parameter.
1-1196
Range 0:6,1:15,2:25,3:50,4:75,5:100
Unit RB
Configuration Rule This parameter should be less than or equal to the cell bandwidth.
1-1197
Range [0..4095]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This value affects the PRS transmission period. Assume that
there are N neighboring cells that need to send PRS, the prsindex
parameter of the Nth cell can be set to 160+20(N-1).
1-1198
Range 0:1,1:2,2:4,3:6
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the more the PRS sub-frames are in one
PRS transmission occasion.
Description This parameter indicates the bit string length in the PRS mute
configuration.
Range 0:2,1:4,2:8,3:16
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the longer the control period in the PRS
mute duration is.
1-1199
Description This parameter indicates the bit string in the PRS mute configuration.
Range [0..65535]
Unit hex
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the more the transmission frequency in PRS
mute duration is affected.
1-1200
Description This parameter indicates the power difference between the PRS on
each RE and the cell reference signal.
Range [-76..10]
Unit dB
Default Value 3
Configuration Rule The larger the value is, the higher the transmit power is.
1-1201
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.76.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1202
Description This parameter indicates the start value of the PCI range for a
macro site. If there is a CSG/Hybrid cell deployed in the PLMN, the
PCI range of the CSG/Hybrid cell should be separately defined in
accordance with 3GPP specifications. So PCIs (0-503) are divided
into three segments. This parameter indicates the start PCI of a
macro site or an open micro site.
Range [0..503]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-1203
Description This parameter indicates the end value of the PCI range for a
macro site. If there is a CSG/Hybrid cell deployed in the PLMN, the
PCI range of the CSG/Hybrid cell should be separately defined in
accordance with 3GPP specifications. So PCIs (0-503) are divided
into three segments. This parameter indicates the end PCI of a
macro site or an open micro site.
Range [0..503]
Unit N/A
1-1204
Description This parameter indicates the start value of the Hybrid PCI range. If
there is a CSG/Hybrid cell deployed in the PLMN, the PCI range of
the CSG/Hybrid cell should be separately defined in accordance
with 3GPP specifications. So PCIs (0-503) are divided into three
segments. This parameter indicates the start PCI of a Hybrid cell.
Range [0..503]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-1205
Range 0:0,1:4,2:8,3:12,4:16,5:24,6:32,7:48,8:64,9:84,10:96,11:128,12:1
68,13:252,14:504
Unit N/A
1-1206
Description This parameter indicates the start value of the CSG PCI range. If
there is a CSG/Hybrid cell deployed in the PLMN, the PCI range of
the CSG/Hybrid cell should be separately defined in accordance
with 3GPP specifications. So PCIs (0-503) are divided into three
segments. This parameter indicates the start PCI of a CSG cell.
Range [0..503]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
1-1207
Description This parameter indicates the number of CSG PCIs, including the
start CSG PCI. If there is a CSG/Hybrid cell deployed in the PLMN,
the PCI range of the CSG/Hybrid cell should be separately defined
in accordance with 3GPP specifications. So PCIs (0-503) are
divided into three segments. This parameter indicates the number
of PCIs for CSG cells. If there is no CSG cell deployed in the PLMN,
this parameter should be set to 0.
Range 0:0,1:4,2:8,3:12,4:16,5:24,6:32,7:48,8:64,9:84,10:96,11:128,12:1
68,13:252,14:504
Unit N/A
1-1208
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.77.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range CellMeasGroup=%:%,##CellMeasGroupId,userLabel
Unit N/A
1-1209
Range [0..128]
Unit N/A
1-1210
Range [1..36]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule This parameter is automatically set in order based on the actual
configuration.
1-1211
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1212
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1213
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1214
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1215
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1216
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1217
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1218
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1219
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1220
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1221
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1222
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1223
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1224
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1225
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1226
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1227
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1228
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1229
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the intra-system load balancing function is enabled, when the load
of the serving cell exceeds a specified threshold, this measurement
configuration is delivered to the UE to select a suitable cell for load
balancing.
1-1230
Description This parameter is used for the measurement configuration for load
balancing to GSM cells.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the inter-RAT GSM load balancing function is enabled, when
the load of the serving cell exceeds a specified threshold, this
measurement configuration is delivered to the UE to select a
suitable GSM cell for load balancing.
1-1231
Description This parameter is used for the measurement configuration for load
balancing to WCDMA cells.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1232
Description This parameter is used for the measurement configuration for load
balancing to TD-SCDMA cells.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [1..65535]
1-1233
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This value is allocated by ZTE, and cannot be modified by the
operator.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This value is allocated by ZTE, and cannot be modified by the
operator.
1-1234
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The operator can set this parameter based on the existing
measurement configuration indexes used by the CDMA ANR
function.
1-1235
Description This parameter is used for delivering the configuration index for
inter-frequency periodical measurement.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1236
Description This parameter is used for delivering the configuration index for
inter-RAT GERAN periodical measurement.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1237
Description This parameter is used for delivering the configuration index for
inter-RAT UTRAN periodical measurement.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1238
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for the measurement configuration of Event
A4 when SCells are added. If the CA function is enabled, this
measurement configuration is delivered to the UE to select and add
a suitable SCell.
1-1239
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for the measurement configuration of Event
A4 when SCells are added. If the CA function is enabled, this
measurement configuration is delivered to the UE to select and add
a suitable SCell.
1-1240
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This parameter is used for the measurement configuration of Event
A6 when SCells are modified. If the CA function is enabled, this
measurement configuration is delivered to the UE to reselect and
add a suitable SCell.
1-1241
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule This value is allocated by ZTE, and cannot be modified by the
operator.
1-1242
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule The measurement for a macro cell and a micro cell can be
referenced to a record by default. This parameter can be modified
based on the operator's requirements.
Description This parameter indicates the measurement event that is used when
a cell is deleted or a UE moves out.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1243
Description This parameter is a two-dimensional array index, and is used for the
measurement configuration for voice handover to TDS. A group
of records of this value indicates the measurement configuration
index in the measurement object of TDS voice handover. The
array elements indicate RSRP and RSRQ. If the measurement
configuration is not dual-measurement, only the first group of
elements is valid.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1244
Description This parameter is a two-dimensional array index, and is used for the
measurement configuration for voice handover to GERAN. A group
of records of this value indicates the measurement configuration
index in the measurement object of GERAN voice handover. The
array elements indicate RSRP and RSRQ. If the measurement
configuration is not dual-measurement, only the first group of
elements is valid.
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1245
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1246
Description #########
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Description #########
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1247
1.77.47 reservedByEUtranCellMeasurement
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1248
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1249
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1250
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1251
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
Default Value 34
1-1252
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1253
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1254
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1255
Range [1..65535]
Unit N/A
1-1256
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.78.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1257
Description This parameter indicates the QCI ID related to DSCP QCI mapping.
The service QoS parameters are referenced by using the QCI
information in the SAE setup message and sent to related personnel
for reference. A standard QoS Classification Identity (QCI) indicates
the QoS property, for example, packet scheduling, the process
delay, and the packet loss rate.EPS parameters can be transferred
between different EPS NEs through standard QCI parameters. Thus
devices from different vendors can communicate with each other
and the operator can configure the devices flexibly.
Range [0..256]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule QCI 1-9 are configured in accordance with 3GPP TS 23.203. If
extended QCIs are required, new QCIs must be same as the core
network requirements.
1-1258
Description This parameter indicates whether a status report is sent to the peed
end when PDCP is reestablished.
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-1259
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-1260
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-1261
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
1-1262
Range [1..16383]
Unit N/A
Default Value 15
1-1263
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.79.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1264
Range N/A
Unit N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1265
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1266
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.80.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1267
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1268
Description This parameter indicates the QCI of a service type. The service
QoS parameters are referenced by using the QCI information in the
SAE setup message and sent to related personnel for reference.
A standard QoS Classification Identity (QCI) indicates the QoS
property, for example, packet scheduling, the process delay, and
the packet loss rate.EPS parameters can be transferred between
different EPS NEs through standard QCI parameters. Thus devices
from different vendors can communicate with each other and the
operator can configure the devices flexibly.
Range [0..256]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Configuration Rule QCI 1-9 are configured in accordance with 3GPP TS 23.203. If
extended QCIs are required, new QCIs must be same as the core
network requirements.
1-1269
Range [1..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Configuration Rule Related factors: service priority. If different bearers and services
are configured in the same EMLP queue, the QoS of high-priority
services are guaranteed when the system load is high. This
parameter and QCI determine the service priority weight and
scheduling priority weight. Only when the service priority weight in
the EMLP table configured by the related scheduling priority weight
is not 0, can this parameter take effect. If no service factor priority
related to QCI and ARP is configured, the default weight is 1, that
is, the minimum priority.
Adjustment suggestion: This parameter is a QoS parameter, and
should be set based on requirements of the operator.
1-1270
Description This parameter indicates the service priority. This service factor
preference level is referenced and mapped to the service factor
priority by using the ARP and QCI information in the SAE setup
message and sent to related personnel for reference.
Application scenario: If the service priorities configured in the same
MLP need to be discriminated, the service preference level related
to service QCI and ARP is configured and mapped to the service
priority to affect the service scheduling priority.
Range [1..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 16
Configuration Rule Related factors: service priority. If different bearers and services
are configured in the same EMLP queue, the QoS of high-priority
services are guaranteed when the system load is high. This
parameter is mapped from both QCI and ARP. There are 16
preference levels. The scheduling priority weight related to each
downlink preference level is configured based on the preference
level and priority weight mapping table. Only when the service
priority weight in the EMLP table configured by the related
scheduling priority weight is not 0, can this parameter take effect.
If no service factor priority related to QCI and ARP is configured,
the default preference level is 16 and the priority weight is 1, that
is, the minimum priority.
Adjustment suggestion: This parameter is a QoS parameter, and
should be set based on requirements of the operator.
1-1271
Description This parameter indicates the service priority. This service factor
preference level is referenced and mapped to the service factor
priority by using the ARP and QCI information in the SAE setup
message and sent to related personnel for reference.
Application scenario: If the service priorities configured in the same
MLP need to be discriminated, the service preference level related
to service QCI and ARP is configured and mapped to the service
priority to affect the service scheduling priority.
Range [1..16]
Unit N/A
Default Value 16
Configuration Rule Related factors: service priority. If different bearers and services
are configured in the same EMLP queue, the QoS of high-priority
services are guaranteed when the system load is high. This
parameter is mapped from both QCI and ARP. There are 16
preference levels. The scheduling priority weight related to each
uplink preference level is configured based on the preference level
and priority weight mapping table. Only when the service priority
weight in the EMLP table configured by the related scheduling
priority weight is not 0, can this parameter take effect. If no service
factor priority related to QCI and ARP is configured, the default
preference level is 16 and the priority weight is 1, that is, the
minimum priority.
Adjustment suggestion: This parameter is a QoS parameter, and
should be set based on requirements of the operator.
1-1272
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1-1273
1.81.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1274
Description This parameter indicates the lower threshold for the uplink SPS to
activate MSC. It is used to disable SPS in the MAC layer when the
SNR is low. This parameter is configured when ULSPS is enabled
in the higher layer. The value can be set to QPSK MCSs. This
parameter indicates the minimum MCS mapped by the signal quality
when uplink SPS is used.
Range [0..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 2
Configuration Rule If the MCS mapped by the signal quality is lower than this threshold,
SPS is not enabled. Thus the SPS usage domain in the remote end
can be controlled.
1-1275
Description This parameter indicates the higher threshold for the uplink SPS to
activate MSC. It is used to disable SPS in the MAC layer when the
SNR is high. This parameter is configured when ULSPS is enabled
in the higher layer. The value must be greater than MCS15.This
parameter indicates the maximum MCS mapped by the signal
quality when uplink SPS is used.
Range [16..28]
Unit N/A
Default Value 28
Configuration Rule If the MCS mapped by the signal quality is higher than this
threshold, SPS is not enabled. Thus the SPS usage domain in the
medium/near end can be controlled.
1-1276
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the RB percentage occupied by SPS UEs in the current TTI
exceeds this threshold, no new SPS UE is scheduled. This
parameter can control the number of activated SPS UEs in each TTI.
Description This parameter indicates the lower threshold for the downlink SPS
to activate MSC. It is used to disable SPS in the MAC layer when
the SNR is low. This parameter is configured when DLSPS is
enabled in the higher layer. The value can be set to QPSK MCSs.
This parameter indicates the minimum MCS mapped by the signal
quality when downlink SPS is used.
Range [0..10]
Unit N/A
Default Value 2
1-1277
Configuration Rule If the MCS mapped by the signal quality is lower than this threshold,
SPS is not enabled. Thus the SPS usage domain in the remote end
can be controlled.
Description This parameter indicates the higher threshold for the downlink SPS
to activate MSC. It is used to disable SPS in the MAC layer when the
SNR is high. This parameter is configured when DLSPS is enabled
in the higher layer. The value must be greater than MCS15.This
parameter indicates the maximum MCS mapped by the signal
quality when downlink SPS is used.
Range [16..28]
Unit N/A
Default Value 28
Configuration Rule If the MCS mapped by the signal quality is higher than this
threshold, SPS is not enabled. Thus the SPS usage domain in the
medium/near end can be controlled.
1-1278
Unit N/A
Configuration Rule If the RB percentage occupied by SPS UEs in the current TTI
exceeds this threshold, no new SPS UE is scheduled. This
parameter can control the number of activated SPS UEs in each TTI.
1-1279
Parameter Name
Managed Object
Reference protocol
Description
Value type
Range
Unit
Default Value
Configuration Rule
Impact on services
Related parameter
1-1280
Description RDN
Range [1..9999]
Unit N/A
1.82.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
1-1281
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1.82.3 Policy ID
Parameter Name
Description Policy ID
Range [43000..43999]
Unit N/A
1-1282
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1283
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 43
Unit N/A
1-1284
Unit N/A
1-1285
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
1-1286
Unit N/A
Description The parameter is the start time of CoMP Report at appointed time
function configured by operator.CoMP nbr Add and Del Process will
execute after start time.
1-1287
Range [0..1440]
Unit min
Default Value 0
Description The parameter is the end time of CoMP Report at appointed time
function configured by operator. After end time arrive, CoMP Report
at appointed time function will execute reset and start next process
period.
Range [0..1440]
Unit min
1-1288
1.82.12 reservedBySoneNBPolicy
Parameter Name
Description N/A
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1289
Description This parameter is used for set the CoMP Statistic Grade.
Range 0:Week,1:Month
Unit N/A
Description RDN
1-1290
Range [1..10000]
Unit N/A
1.83.2 MO Description
Parameter Name
Range cellLocalId=%,##parent.cellLocalId
Unit N/A
1-1291
Range [3..4]
Unit N/A
1-1292
Range [2..4]
Unit N/A
Range [0..9]
Unit N/A
1-1293
Default Value 0
Range N/A
Unit N/A
1-1294
2.1.1 MCC
Parameter Name
2-1
Description MCC
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
2.1.2 MNC
Parameter Name
Description MNC
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
2-2
2.2.1 MCC
Parameter Name
Description MCC
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
2-3
2.2.2 MNC
Parameter Name
Description MNC
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
2.2.3 eNodeB ID
Parameter Name
2-4
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
2.3.1 MCC
Parameter Name
Description MCC
Range [3..3]
2-5
Unit N/A
2.3.2 MNC
Parameter Name
Description MNC
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
2-6
2.3.3 eNodeB ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
2.4.1 MCC
Parameter Name
2-7
Description MCC
Range [3..3]
Unit N/A
2.4.2 MNC
Parameter Name
Description MNC
Range [2..3]
Unit N/A
2-8
2.4.3 eNodeB ID
Parameter Name
Range [0..1048575]
Unit N/A
2-9
Range [1..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
2.5.2 Inter-Frequency
Parameter Name
2-10
2-11
Unit MHz
2-12
{freqBandInd==20}[801],
{freqBandInd==21}[1505],
{freqBandInd==22}[3520],
{freqBandInd==23}[2190],
{freqBandInd==24}[1535],
{freqBandInd==25}[1940],
{freqBandInd==26}[8869],
{freqBandInd==27}[862],
{freqBandInd==28}[768],
{freqBandInd==30}[390],
{freqBandInd==31}[1457],
{freqBandInd==32}[1795],
{freqBandInd==33}[1910],
{freqBandInd==34}[2020],
{freqBandInd==35}[1860],
{freqBandInd==36}[1940],
{freqBandInd==37}[1920],
{freqBandInd==38}[2575],
{freqBandInd==39}[1890],
{freqBandInd==40}[2320],
{freqBandInd==41}[2506],
{freqBandInd==42}[3410],
{freqBandInd==43}[3610],
{freqBandInd==44}[0],
{freqBandInd==45}[0],
{freqBandInd==46}[0],
{freqBandInd==47}[0],
{freqBandInd==48}[0],
{freqBandInd==49}[0],
{freqBandInd==50}[0],
{freqBandInd==51}[0],
{freqBandInd==52}[0],
{freqBandInd==53}[0],
{freqBandInd==54}[0],
{freqBandInd==55}[0],
{freqBandInd==56}[0],
{freqBandInd==57}[0],
{freqBandInd==58}[0],
{freqBandInd==59}[0],
{freqBandInd==60}[0],
{freqBandInd==61}[0],
{freqBandInd==62}[0],
{freqBandInd==63}[0],
{freqBandInd==64}[0],
{freqBandInd==101}[1047]
2-13
Unit dBm
2-14
Range [-30..33]
Unit dBm
Default Value 23
2-15
Range [0..7]
Unit s
Default Value 1
Full Name Switch for Using Antenna Port 1 for Inter-Frequency Cell Reselection
2-16
Description The parameter is used to indicate whether all the neighboring cells
use Antenna Port 1 for inter-frequency cell reselection When set to
TRUE, the UE may assume that at least two cell-specific antenna
ports are used in all neighboring cells
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
2-17
Range 0:0.25,1:0.5,2:0.75,3:1
Unit N/A
2-18
Description The parameter indicates the threshold for cell reselection to a cell
on a higher priority frequency There have 2 elements fulfilled for cell
reselection criteria: (1) the SnonservingCell,x of a cell of a higher
priority frequency is greater than InterThresholdX_High during a
time interval Treselection (2) more than 1 second has elapsed since
the UE camped on the current serving cell Range of the parameter
is actual value which equals to double of value in 36331
Unit dB
Default Value 8
2-19
Full Name RSRP Threshold for Reselecting to Inter-Frequency Low Priority Cell
Unit dB
Default Value 10
2-20
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 7
2-21
Range 0:-24,1:-22,2:-20,3:-18,4:-16,5:-14,6:-12,7:-10,8:-8,9:-6,10:-5,11:-
4,12:-3,13:-2,14:-1,15:0,16:1,17:2,18:3,19:4,20:5,21:6,22:8,23:10,2
4:12,25:14,26:16,27:18,28:20,29:22,30:24
Unit dB
Range [-34..-3]
Unit N/A
2-22
Description This parameter indicates the threshold for cell reselection to a cell
on a higher priority frequency. There have 2 elements fulfilled for cell
reselection criteria: (1) the SnonservingCell,x of a cell of a higher
priority frequency is greater than InterThresholdX_HighQ during a
time interval Treselection (2) more than 1 second has elapsed since
the UE camped on the current serving cell. Range of the parameter
is actual value which equals to the value in 36.331.
Range [0..31]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
2-23
Range [0..31]
Unit N/A
Default Value 6
2-24
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-25
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-26
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-27
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-28
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-29
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-30
Range [0..16383]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-31
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Full Name Minimum Required UTRAN FDD Cell Rx Level when Cell Selection
2-32
Unit dBm
Full Name RSRP Threshold for Reselecting to High Priority UTRAN FDD Cell
Description The parameter indicates the threshold for cell reselection to a higher
priority UTRAN FDD cell There have 2 elements fulfilled for cell
reselection criteria: (1) the SnonservingCell,x of a higher priority
UTRAN FDD cell is greater than utran_ThreshX_High _FDD during
a time interval Treselection (2) more than 1 second has elapsed
since the UE camped on the current serving cell
2-33
Unit dB
Default Value 8
Full Name RSRP Threshold for Reselecting to Low Priority UTRAN FDD Cell
Unit dB
2-34
Default Value 10
Range [-50..33]
Unit dBm
Default Value 24
2-35
Range [-24..0]
Unit dB
2-36
Full Name RSRQ threshold for reselecting higher priority UTRAN FDD cell
Description This specifies the Squal threshold (in dB) used by the UE when
reselecting towards a higher priority RAT/ frequency than the current
serving frequency Each frequency of E-UTRAN and UTRAN FDD
might have a specific threshold
Range [0..31]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
2.7.9 RSRQ threshold for reselecting lower priority FDD UTRAN cell
Parameter Name
Full Name RSRQ threshold for reselecting lower priority FDD UTRAN cell
2-37
Description This specifies the Srxlev threshold (in dB) used by the UE when
reselecting towards a lower priority RAT/ frequency than the current
serving frequency Each frequency of E-UTRAN and UTRAN, each
group of GERAN frequencies, each band class of CDMA2000
HRPD and CDMA2000 1xRTT might have a specific threshold
Range [0..31]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
2-38
Range [0..86]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..86]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-39
Range [0..86]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-40
Range [0..86]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..86]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-41
Range [0..86]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-42
Range [0..86]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-43
Range [0..86]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..16383]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-44
Description The parameter indicates UTRAN TDD cell reselection priority The
less its value is, the lower its priority class is
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
2-45
Full Name Minimum Required UTRAN TDD Cell Rx Level When Cell Selection
Description The parameter indicates the minimum required received power level
of UTRAN TDD cell which satisfies the condition of being reselected
by UE It is a key parameter of SnonServingCell,x which is necessary
to calculate for reselection to a UTRAN TDD neighbour cell
Unit dBm
Full Name RSRP Threshold for Reselecting to High Priority UTRAN TDD Cell
2-46
Description The parameter indicates the threshold for cell reselection to a higher
priority UTRAN TDD cell There have 2 elements fulfilled for cell
reselection criteria: (1) the SnonservingCell,x of a higher priority
UTRAN TDD cell is greater than utran_ThreshX_High _TDD during
a time interval Treselection (2) more than 1 second has elapsed
since the UE camped on the current serving cell
Unit dB
Default Value 8
Full Name RSRP Threshold for Reselecting to Low Priority UTRAN TDD Cell
2-47
Unit dB
Default Value 10
Range [-50..33]
2-48
Unit dBm
Default Value 23
Range 0:bc0,1:bc1,2:bc2,3:bc3,4:bc4,5:bc5,6:bc6,7:bc7,8:bc8,9:bc9,10:bc-
10,11:bc11,12:bc12,13:bc13,14:bc14,15:bc15,16:bc16,17:bc17,18:
bc18-v9a0,19:bc19-v9a0,20:bc20-v9a0,21:bc21-v9a0
Unit N/A
2-49
Description The parameter indicates HRPD cell reselection priority The less its
value is, the lower its priority class is
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
2-50
Description The parameter indicates the threshold for cell reselection to a higher
priority HRPD cell There have 2 elements fulfilled for cell reselection
criteria: (1) the SnonservingCell,x of a higher priority HRPD cell is
greater than hrpd_ThreshX_High during a time interval Treselection
(2) more than 1 second has elapsed since the UE camped on the
current serving cell This
Parameter expresses as an unsigned binary number equal to
FLOOR (-2 x 10 x log10 Ec/Io) hrpd_ThreshX_Low is 10 x log10
Ec/Io i
Unit dB
2-51
Unit dB
2-52
Range 0:bc0,1:bc1,2:bc2,3:bc3,4:bc4,5:bc5,6:bc6,7:bc7,8:bc8,9:bc9,10:bc-
10,11:bc11,12:bc12,13:bc13,14:bc14,15:bc15,16:bc16,17:bc17,18:
bc18-v9a0,19:bc19-v9a0,20:bc20-v9a0,21:bc21-v9a0
Unit N/A
Description The parameter indicates OneXRTT cell reselection priority The less
its value is, the lower its priority class is
2-53
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
Default Value 3
Unit dB
2-54
Unit dB
2-55
Description The parameter indicates the frequency band for downlink carrier
Range 0:DCS1800,1:PCS1900
Unit N/A
2-56
Unit N/A
2-57
Range [1..8]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Full Name the Number of the Remaining Equally Spaced ARFCN Values
Range [0..31]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-58
Full Name Minimum Required GERAN Cell RX Level when Cell Selection
Description The parameter indicates the minimum required received power level
of GERAN cell which satisfies the condition of being reselected by
UE It is a key parameter of SnonServingCell,x which is necessary to
calculate for reselection to a GERAN neighbour cell
Unit dBm
2-59
Range [0..39]
Unit dBm
Default Value 23
2-60
Unit dB
Default Value 10
2-61
Unit dB
Default Value 12
Description The parameter indicates GERAN cell reselection priority The less its
value is, the lower its priority class is
Range [0..7]
Unit N/A
2-62
Default Value 4
Range [0..1023]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-63
Description Field encoded as a bit map, where bit N is set to "0" if a BCCH
carrier with NCC = N-1 is not permitted for monitoring and set to "1"
if the BCCH carrier with NCC = N-1 is permitted for monitoring; N =
1 to 8; bit 1 of the bitmap is the leading bit of the bit string.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
2-64
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-65
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-66
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-67
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-68
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-69
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-70
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-71
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-72
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-73
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-74
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-75
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-76
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-77
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-78
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-79
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-80
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-81
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-82
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-83
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-84
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-85
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-86
Range 0:1.4M(6RB),1:3M(15RB),2:5M(25RB),3:10M(50RB),4:15M(75R-
B),5:20M(100RB)
Unit N/A
2-87
Range [1..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
2.13.3 Inter-Frequency
Parameter Name
2-88
2-89
Unit MHz
2-90
{freqBandInd==43}[3610],
{freqBandInd==44}[0],
{freqBandInd==45}[0],
{freqBandInd==46}[0],
{freqBandInd==47}[0],
{freqBandInd==48}[0],
{freqBandInd==49}[0],
{freqBandInd==50}[0],
{freqBandInd==51}[0],
{freqBandInd==52}[0],
{freqBandInd==53}[0],
{freqBandInd==54}[0],
{freqBandInd==55}[0],
{freqBandInd==56}[0],
{freqBandInd==57}[0],
{freqBandInd==58}[0],
{freqBandInd==59}[0],
{freqBandInd==60}[0],
{freqBandInd==61}[0],
{freqBandInd==62}[0],
{freqBandInd==63}[0],
{freqBandInd==64}[0],
{freqBandInd==101}[1047]
2-91
Range 0:-24,1:-22,2:-20,3:-18,4:-16,5:-14,6:-12,7:-10,8:-8,9:-6,10:-5,11:-
4,12:-3,13:-2,14:-1,15:0,16:1,17:2,18:3,19:4,20:5,21:6,22:8,23:10,2
4:12,25:14,26:16,27:18,28:20,29:22,30:24
Unit dB
2-92
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
2-93
Range 0:-24,1:-22,2:-20,3:-18,4:-16,5:-14,6:-12,7:-10,8:-8,9:-6,10:-5,11:-
4,12:-3,13:-2,14:-1,15:0,16:1,17:2,18:3,19:4,20:5,21:6,22:8,23:10,2
4:12,25:14,26:16,27:18,28:20,29:22,30:24
Unit dB
2-94
Description The switch for Inter Frequency ANR, when the value of the
parameter is "Yes", the nbr cell in this Frequency can be added and
be removed by ANR function, else it cannot be.
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
Range 0:No,1:Yes
2-95
Unit N/A
Range 0:FDD,1:TDD
Unit N/A
2-96
Range 0:1,1:2,2:3,3:4,4:5,5:6,6:7,7:8,8:9,9:10,10:11,11:12,12:13,13:14,14:
19,16:20,15:21,17:22,18:25,19:26
Unit N/A
2-97
Unit N/A
2-98
{freqBandInd==12}[751],
{freqBandInd==13}[763],
{freqBandInd==18}[882.4],
{freqBandInd==19}[798.4],
{freqBandInd==20}[1503.4],
{freqBandInd==21}[3550],
{freqBandInd==24}[1962.4],
{freqBandInd==25}[876.4]
Range 0:a,1:b,2:c,3:d,4:e,5:f
Unit N/A
2-99
Unit N/A
2-100
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
2-101
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-102
Description This array indicates the priority of candidate frequencies for CSFB
target. eNB selects the target frequency based on this information.
The value range of each integer array member is from 0 to 255. A
higher value indicates a higher priority. The default value 0 means
the corresponding frequency can not be selected as CSFB target
frequency.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
2-103
Range 0:DCS1800,1:PCS1900
Unit N/A
2-104
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
2-105
Full Name The Bitmap to Represent Whether the NCC is Permitted for
Monitoring
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
2-106
Description This array indicates the priority of candidate frequencies for CSFB
target. eNB selects the target frequency based on this information.
The value range of each integer array member is from 0 to 255. A
higher value indicates a higher priority. The default value 0 means
the corresponding frequency can not be selected as CSFB target
frequency.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-107
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
2-108
Range [0..1023]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-109
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-110
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-111
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-112
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-113
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-114
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-115
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-116
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-117
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-118
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-119
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-120
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-121
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-122
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-123
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-124
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-125
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-126
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-127
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-128
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-129
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-130
Range [0..1023],[65535..65535]
Unit N/A
2-131
Range 0:Close,1:Open
Unit N/A
2-132
Full Name Search Window Size is Used to Assist in Searching for the
Neighboring Pilots
Range [0..15]
Unit N/A
Default Value 5
Description This parameter is used to determine the CDMA cell type is 1XRTT
or HRPD.
2-133
Range 0:1xRTT,1:HRPD
Unit N/A
Range 0:bc0,1:bc1,2:bc2,3:bc3,4:bc4,5:bc5,6:bc6,7:bc7,8:bc8,9:bc9,10:bc-
10,11:bc11,12:bc12,13:bc13,14:bc14,15:bc15,16:bc16,17:bc17,18:
bc18-v9a0,19:bc19-v9a0,20:bc20-v9a0,21:bc21-v9a0
Unit N/A
2-134
Description This parameter is used to configure the ARFCN value which has
correspondence to CDMA2000 band.
Range [0..2047]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-135
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
2-136
Description This array indicates the priority of candidate frequencies for CSFB
target. eNB selects the target frequency based on this information.
The value range of each integer array member is from 0 to 255. A
higher value indicates a higher priority. The default value 0 means
the corresponding frequency can not be selected as CSFB target
frequency.
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-137
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range 0:No,1:Yes
Unit N/A
2-138
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
2-139
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-140
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-141
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-142
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-143
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
2-144
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
2-145
Default Value 0
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
2-146
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
2-147
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
Range [-15..15]
Unit dB
Default Value 0
2-148
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-149
Unit N/A
2-150
Range [0..65535]
Unit s
Unit N/A
2-151
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
2-152
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-153
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-154
2.21 StructRatPriCnPara
2.21.1 GERAN Target System of Connected Ue for CS Fallback
Parameter Name
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-155
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-156
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-157
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-158
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
2-159
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
2-160
Range [0..20]
Unit N/A
2-161
Description Whether allow SRVCC to GERAN, value of 0 indicates that does not
allow SRVCC to the corresponding system, value of 1 indicates that
allowed. As to the system configuration allows SRVCC, eNodeb will
only be issued SRVCC measure and trigger the SRVCC. When the
configuration to the system does not allow SRVCC, eNodeb not
issued SRVCC measurement.
Range [0..1]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
2-162
Description Whether allow SRVCC to UTRA FDD, value of 0 indicates that does
not allow SRVCC to the corresponding system, value of 1 indicates
that allowed. As to the system configuration allows SRVCC, eNodeb
will only be issued SRVCC measure and trigger the SRVCC. When
the configuration to the system does not allow SRVCC, eNodeb not
issued SRVCC measurement.
Range [0..1]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Description Whether allow SRVCC to UTRA TDD, value of 0 indicates that does
not allow SRVCC to the corresponding system, value of 1 indicates
that allowed. As to the system configuration allows SRVCC, eNodeb
will only be issued SRVCC measure and trigger the SRVCC. When
the configuration to the system does not allow SRVCC, eNodeb not
issued SRVCC measurement.
2-163
Range [0..1]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
Range [0..1]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
2-164
Range [1..5],[7..14],[17..28],[30..64],[101..101]
Unit N/A
Default Value 1
2-165
2-166
Unit N/A
2-167
{freqBandInd==13}[756],
{freqBandInd==14}[768],
{freqBandInd==17}[744],
{freqBandInd==18}[870],
{freqBandInd==19}[885],
{freqBandInd==20}[801],
{freqBandInd==21}[1505.9],
{freqBandInd==22}[3520],
{freqBandInd==23}[2190],
{freqBandInd==24}1535],
{freqBandInd==25}[1940],
{freqBandInd==26}[869],
{freqBandInd==27}[862],
{freqBandInd==28}[768],
{freqBandInd==30}[390],
{freqBandInd==31}[465],
{freqBandInd==32}[1795],
{freqBandInd==33}[1910],
{freqBandInd==34}[2020],
{freqBandInd==35}[1860],
{freqBandInd==36}[1940],
{freqBandInd==37}[1920],
{freqBandInd==38}[2575],
{freqBandInd==39}[1890],
{freqBandInd==40}[2320],
{freqBandInd==41}[2506],
{freqBandInd==42}[3410],
{freqBandInd==43}[3610],
{freqBandInd==44}[0],
{freqBandInd==45}[0],
{freqBandInd==46}[0],
{freqBandInd==47}[0],
{freqBandInd==48}[0],
{freqBandInd==49}[0],
{freqBandInd==50}[0],
{freqBandInd==51}[0],
{freqBandInd==52}[0],
{freqBandInd==53}[0],
{freqBandInd==54}[0],
{freqBandInd==55}[0],
{freqBandInd==56}[0],
{freqBandInd==57}[0],
{freqBandInd==58}[0],
{freqBandInd==59}[0],
{freqBandInd==60}[0],
2-168
{freqBandInd==61}[0],
{freqBandInd==62}[0],
{freqBandInd==63}[0],
{freqBandInd==64}[0],
{freqBandInd==101}[1047]
Range [0..255]
Unit N/A
Default Value 0
2-169
2-170