4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance (RAN19.1 - 02)

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4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-

Band Assistance Feature Parameter
Description
Issue 02
Date 2017-09-30
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4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance Feature
Parameter Description Contents
Contents
1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

1.1 Scope.............................................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Intended Audience.......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Change History............................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types....................................................................................................................... 2
2 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 Background.....................................................................................................................................................................4
2.2 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2.3 Benefits........................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3 Technical Description...................................................................................................................7
3.1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Common Coverage Scenarios of Inter-Band Assistance................................................................................................7
3.3 Configuration Management for the Assistance Sector................................................................................................... 8
3.4 Assistance RL Management......................................................................................................................................... 10
4 Related Features...........................................................................................................................13
5 Network Impact........................................................................................................................... 15
6 Engineering Guidelines............................................................................................................. 16
6.1 When to Use 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance...............................................................................16
6.2 Required Information................................................................................................................................................... 17
6.3 Deployment.................................................................................................................................................................. 18
6.3.1 Requirements............................................................................................................................................................. 18
6.3.2 Precautions.................................................................................................................................................................19
6.3.3 Data Preparation and Feature Activation...................................................................................................................19
6.3.3.1 Data Preparation..................................................................................................................................................... 20
6.3.3.2 Using MML Commands......................................................................................................................................... 20
6.3.3.3 MML Command Examples.................................................................................................................................... 21
6.3.3.4 Using the CME....................................................................................................................................................... 22
6.3.4 Activation Observation..............................................................................................................................................22
6.3.5 Deactivation...............................................................................................................................................................23
6.3.5.1 Using MML Commands......................................................................................................................................... 23
6.3.5.2 Using the CME....................................................................................................................................................... 23
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6.3.5.3 MML Command Examples.................................................................................................................................... 23

6.4 Performance Monitoring...............................................................................................................................................23
6.5 Parameter Optimization................................................................................................................................................ 24
6.6 Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................................................ 24
7 Parameters..................................................................................................................................... 26
8 Counters........................................................................................................................................ 61
9 Glossary....................................................................................................................................... 103
10 Reference Documents............................................................................................................. 104
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Parameter Description 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
1.1 Scope
This document describes WRFD-190210 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance,
including its technical principles, related features, network impact, and engineering
guidelines.
This document applies to the following NE types.
NE Type Model
RNC BSC6900 and BSC6910
NodeB Macro 3900 series macro base stations: BTS3900, BTS3900A,

BTS3900L, BTS3900AL, DBS3900, and BTS3900C
Micro Not supported
LampSite Not supported
1.2 Intended Audience

This document is intended for personnel who:
l Need to understand the feature described herein
l Work with Huawei products
1.3 Change History

This section provides information about the changes in different document versions. There are
two types of changes:
l Feature change
Changes in features and parameters of a specified version
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l Editorial change
Changes in wording or addition of information and any related parameters affected by
editorial changes
RAN19.1 02 (2017-09-30)
Compared with Issue 01 (2017-03-20) of RAN19.1, Issue 02 (2017-09-30) of RAN19.1
includes the following changes.
Change Type Change Description Parameter

Change
Feature change Added the following description: The None

BBU3910C does not support this feature. For
details, see 6.3.1 Requirements.
Editorial change None None
RAN19.1 01 (2017-03-20)
Compared with Draft A (2016-12-20) of RAN19.1, Issue 01 (2017-03-20) of RAN19.1
includes the following changes.
Change Type Change Description Parameter

Change
Feature change None None
Editorial change Added the mutually exclusive features of this None

feature. For details, see 4 Related Features.
RAN19.1 Draft A (2016-12-30)

This document is created for RAN19.1.
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

Feature Support by Macro, Micro, and LampSite Base Stations
Feature Feature Supported by the Base Supported Supported Supported
ID Name Station Controller by Macro by Micro by
Base Base LampSite
BSC6900 BSC6910 Stations Stations Base
Stations

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WRFD-1 4-Way NA NA Yes No No

90210 Receive
Diversity
by Inter-
Band
Assistance
NOTE
N/A indicates that an NE is not involved, that is, a feature does not require the support of the NE.

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Parameter Description 2 Overview
2 Overview
2.1 Background
Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) is a self-interference system, in
which uplink capacity can be increased by reducing uplink interference or improving uplink
data transmission efficiency over the Uu interface.
UMTS and LTE co-site scenarios are becoming increasingly common with the fast
deployment of LTE networks. The 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature
implements 4-way receive diversity for UMTS networks using the antennas of LTE networks
in UMTS and LTE co-site deployment scenarios. This feature maximizes uplink capacity and
coverage performance of UMTS networks without increasing capital expenditure (CAPEX).
2.2 Introduction
The 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature allows a radio frequency (RF)
module to receive and transmit signals at a frequency band and receive signals at another
frequency band, as shown in Figure 2-1.

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Figure 2-1 Working mechanism of the 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance
feature
The RF module supporting this feature can work in the following modes:
l Common mode
The RF module receives and transmits signals at a single frequency band.
l Inter-band assistance mode
The RF module receives and transmits signals at a frequency band and receives signals at
another frequency band.
The types of RF modules supporting the 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance
feature are listed in Table 2-1.
Table 2-1 Types of RF modules supporting the 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band
Assistance feature
RF Module Type Common Mode Inter-Band Assistance Mode
RRU3952m (1800 MHz) 1800 MHz 2T4R 1800 MHz 2T2R + 2100 MHz 2R
RRU3952m (2100 MHz) 2100 MHz 2T4R 2100 MHz 2T2R + 1800 MHz 2R
RU3952m (1800 MHz) 1800 MHz 2T4R 1800 MHz 2T2R + 2100 MHz 2R
RU3952m (2100 MHz) 2100 MHz 2T4R 2100 MHz 2T2R + 1800 MHz 2R
NOTE
Currently, only the AAU3911 can be configured with the RU3952m. For more information about the
AAU3911, see AAU3911 Hardware Description in 3900 Series Base Station Product Documentation.

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For details about radio access technologies (RATs), frequency bands, RF specifications, and
engineering specifications of the types of RF modules supporting this feature, see technical
specifications of these RF module types in 3900 Series Base Station Product Documentation.
2.3 Benefits
l By replacing uplink 2-way receive diversity with uplink 4-way receive diversity on
UMTS networks, this feature increases uplink capacity by about 30% to 60% and
enhances uplink coverage by an average of 1 to 2 dB.
l This feature requires fewer external combiners or antennas, reducing deployment costs.

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Parameter Description 3 Technical Description
3 Technical Description
3.1 Introduction
When UMTS and LTE cells are deployed at the same site, the azimuths and tilts of UMTS
antennas differ from those of LTE antennas due to different networking plans. Therefore,
UMTS and LTE networks have different coverage areas, which presents a great challenge to
the use of LTE antennas for UMTS data transmission.
l The 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature helps flexibly configure
assistance sectors based on which 4-way receive diversity is achieved in the uplink of
UMTS networks, regardless of different antenna parameter settings on UMTS and LTE
networks. For details, see 3.3 Configuration Management for the Assistance Sector.
l This feature adaptively manages the assistance radio links (RLs) in the assistance sector
and identifies UEs in the co-coverage area. For details, see 3.4 Assistance RL
Management.
3.2 Common Coverage Scenarios of Inter-Band Assistance

The 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature allows an LTE RF module
(2R) to receive uplink UMTS data together with a UMTS RF module (2R). The parameters
planned for LTE and UMTS antennas may be different, for example, the azimuth, downtilt,
and antenna height, and therefore these two networks may have different coverage areas.
Figure 3-1 and Figure 3-2 present common coverage examples of this feature.
In the example presented in Figure 3-1, when a NodeB has the same number of sectors as the
co-sited eNodeB but they are configured with different antenna parameters, this feature
automatically identifies UEs in the co-coverage area and implements 4-way receive diversity
for these UEs, regardless of different antenna parameter configurations. The sector covered by
the UMTS antenna before this feature is enabled is termed the primary sector, and the sector
covered by the LTE antenna working in inter-band assistance mode is termed the assistance
sector.

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Figure 3-1 A coverage example when the NodeB and eNodeB have the same number of
sectors but different antenna parameters
When the NodeB and co-sited eNodeB have different numbers of sectors, this feature
implements 4-way receive diversity for UMTS UEs by flexibly configuring inter-band
assistance sectors. In the example presented in Figure 3-2, two UMTS cells are configured
with the same assistance sector to implement 4-way receive diversity for UMTS UEs in the
co-coverage area.
Figure 3-2 A coverage example when the NodeB and eNodeB have different numbers of
sectors
3.3 Configuration Management for the Assistance Sector

The assistance sector is configured by adding or removing the assistance sector equipment.
The NodeB automatically identifies the antenna corresponding to the assistance sector
equipment and starts uplink data reception on the antenna, resulting in the multi-antenna
uplink joint reception. When the assistance sector equipment is removed from a local cell, the

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NodeB automatically stops uplink data reception on the antenna corresponding to the
assistance sector equipment and clears the assistance relationship.
One assistance sector corresponds to one RX channel and therefore occupies the resources of
a local cell in the resource group. For example, if a resource group can accommodate a
maximum of six local cells and is already configured with three local cells, a maximum of
three sets of assistance sector equipment can be added to the resource group.
A local cell can be configured with a maximum of three sets of assistance sector equipment.
In addition, the same set of assistance sector equipment can be shared between two local cells.
If the two local cells sharing the assistance sector equipment belong to the same uplink
resource group and have the same receive frequency, the assistance sector equipment occupies
the resources of only one local cell in the uplink resource group.
The configuration management for the assistance sector varies depending on the base station
type.
For Co-MPT Multimode Base Stations

For co-MPT multimode base stations, sectors generally have already been configured, and
operators only need to perform the following operations:
1. Add the assistance sector equipment.
2. Associate the assistance sector equipment with a local cell.
3. Set SECTOREQMPROPERTY to ASSISTANCE.
It is recommended that the CPRI MUX topology be used. For details about the configuration
mode and CPRI bandwidth requirements in the CPRI MUX topology, see CPRI MUX Feature
Parameter Description. The dual-star topology can also be used. For details about the
configuration mode and CPRI bandwidth requirements in the dual-star topology, see RF Unit
and Topology Management Feature Parameter Description.
For Separate-MPT Multimode Base Stations

For separate-MPT multimode base stations, operators need to perform the following
operations:
1. Add new UMTS sectors.
2. Add the assistance sector equipment.
3. Associate the assistance sector equipment with a local cell.
4. Set the SECTOREQMPROPERTY parameter to ASSISTANCE.
The RF modules working in inter-band assistance mode can be configured in dual-star
topology or CPRI MUX topology. For details about the configuration mode and CPRI
bandwidth requirements in the dual-star topology, see RF Unit and Topology Management
Feature Parameter Description. For details about the configuration mode and CPRI
bandwidth requirements in the CPRI MUX topology, see CPRI MUX Feature Parameter
Description.

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3.4 Assistance RL Management

Assistance RL Setup
The 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature adaptively determines whether
to set up assistance RLs based on the quality of signals received on the assistance antenna.
Figure 3-3 shows the assistance RL setup process.
Figure 3-3 Assistance RL setup process
The assistance RL setup process is described as follows:
1. The RNC instructs the NodeB to establish an RL.

2. The NodeB determines that the serving cell of the RL supports this feature and that the
RL type meets both of the following conditions:
– The RL is set up to serve R99 UEs or belongs to the serving radio link set (RLS) for
HSPA UEs.

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– The RL is not set up over the Iur interface.

NOTE
l To prevent unnecessary asymmetric coverage caused by inconsistent coverage areas between

the assistance antenna and primary antenna in soft handover areas, this feature is applicable
only to RLs for R99 UEs and RLs in the serving RLS for HSPA UEs. This ensures an
improvement in the quality of RLs in the serving RLS for HSPA UEs so that HSPA UEs are
accurately scheduled.
Asymmetric coverage is symptomatic of the uplink RL quality of the serving cell for a UE in
the soft handover area being inferior to that of non-serving cells.
l To prevent compatibility issues over the Iur interface, this feature is not applicable to cross-Iur
links. To prevent the feature application over the Iur interface, select
RADIO_LINK_IUR_INDICATION_INCLUDED under the IubPrivateInterfaceSwitch
(BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter.
3. The NodeB measures the uplink signal-to-interference ratio (SIR) on the assistance
antenna.
4. The NodeB determines whether the uplink SIR measured on the assistance antenna
meets the requirements of the assistance RL quality threshold.
– The requirements of the assistance RL quality threshold are as follows:
The uplink SIR measured on the assistance antenna must be greater than the SIR of
the best cell minus the RL addition threshold.
The RL addition threshold is set to 6 dB.
– For RLs that do not meet the requirements of the assistance RL quality threshold,
the NodeB continues to measure the uplink SIR of these RLs until the RLs are
successfully added or until UEs are released.
5. The NodeB applies for resources for assistance RLs, sets up assistance RLs, and starts
multi-antenna joint reception.
Assistance RLs consume uplink channel element (CE) resources. When the assistance
sector has dual antennas, each assistance RL for R99 UEs and for HSUPA UEs using
SRB over E_DCH consumes one CE, and each assistance RL for HSUPA UEs using
SRB over DCH consumes two CEs.
Assistance RL Deletion
The NodeB adaptively determines whether to delete an assistance RL based on the quality of
signals received on the assistance antenna. When the uplink SIR measured on the assistance
antenna is less than the SIR of the best cell minus the RL deletion threshold, the NodeB
deletes the assistance RL. The RL deletion threshold is set to 9 dB.
After the assistance RL is removed, the NodeB monitors the quality of uplink signals received
on the assistance antenna in real-time. If the uplink signal quality improves and meets the
requirements of the assistance RL quality threshold, the NodeB adds the assistance RL for the
purpose of 4-way receive diversity.
Revocation of 4-Way Receive Diversity for UEs with Asymmetric Coverage in the
Soft Handover Area
When an uplink RL for a UE in the soft handover area becomes out of synchronization, the
RNC adaptively determines whether the power on the assistance RL decreases. If the power
decreases, the RNC automatically revokes 4-way receive diversity for this UE, and boosts the
power through outer loop power control to ensure smooth handover.

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When a UE leaves the soft handover area, the NodeB starts again to measure the quality of
signals received on the assistance antenna in the cell serving the UE. If the quality of signals
received on the assistance antenna meets the requirements of assistance RL addition, the
NodeB adaptively adds an assistance RL for the UE for the purpose of 4-way receive
diversity.
NOTE
To enable the revocation of 4-way receive diversity for UEs with asymmetric coverage in the soft
handover area, the NodeB must be able to identify the soft handover status of the UE. Therefore,
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH under the PcSwitch (BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter must be
selected.

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Parameter Description 4 Related Features
4 Related Features
Prerequisite Features
None
Mutually Exclusive Features

Feature ID Feature Name Description
WRFD-021350 Independent Demodulation of Mutually exclusive application

Signals from Multiple RRUs in One scenarios
Cell
WRFD-141202 Independent Demodulation of Mutually exclusive application

Signals from Multiple Small Cell scenarios
RRUs in One Cell
WRFD-010205 Cell Digital Combination and Split Mutually exclusive application

scenarios
WRFD-010209 4-Antenna Receive Diversity Mutually exclusive application

scenarios
WRFD-151210 Inter-Dependence of BBU Uplink Mutually exclusive application

Resource scenarios

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Parameter Description 4 Related Features
Impacted Features
Feature ID Feature Name Description
WRFD-181219 Adaptive Interference Rejection When both 4-Way Receive

Diversity by Inter-Band
Assistance and Adaptive
Interference Rejection are
enabled, only antennas in the
primary sector support
Adaptive Interference
Rejection, and antennas in the
assistance sector does not
support Adaptive Interference
Rejection.
WRFD-140225 Narrowband Interference When both 4-Way Receive

Suppression Diversity by Inter-Band
Assistance and Narrowband
Interference Suppression are
enabled, only antennas in the
primary sector support
Narrowband Interference
Suppression, and antennas in
the assistance sector does not
support Narrowband
Interference Suppression.
NOTE
When all the three features WRFD-181219 Adaptive Interference Rejection, WRFD-140225
Narrowband Interference Suppression, and WRFD-190210 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band
Assistance are enabled, long delays are introduced as antennas in the primary sector perform both
adaptive interference rejection and narrowband interference suppression, causing failures of adding
assistance RLs. In this case, the benefits of 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance cannot be
obtained. It is recommended that either WRFD-181219 Adaptive Interference Rejection or
WRFD-140225 Narrowband Interference Suppression be disabled based on external interferences on the
network.

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Parameter Description 5 Network Impact
5 Network Impact
System Capacity
By replacing uplink 2-way receive diversity with uplink 4-way receive diversity on UMTS
networks, this feature increases uplink capacity by about 30% to 60% and enhances uplink
coverage by an average of 1 to 2 dB.
Network performance
l Assistance RLs consume uplink CE resources. The increase in uplink CE resource
consumption depends on the number of assistance RLs.
l One assistance sector corresponds to one RX channel and therefore occupies the
resources of a local cell in the resource group. For example, if a resource group can
accommodate a maximum of six local cells and is already configured with three local
cells, a maximum of three sets of assistance sector equipment can be added to the
resource group.
l Assistance RLs increase the CPU load of the main control board. For example,
assistance RLs increase the CPU load by less than 10% for the WMPT board and by less
than 5% for the UMPT board.
NOTE
When the CPU usage of the main control board exceeds 70%, the NodeB performs flow control on
assistance RLs and no longer establishes new assistance RLs to avoid impact on network access. If the
original CPU usage of the main control board is high, you are advised to replace the main control board
with the UMPT and then enable this feature.

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Parameter Description 6 Engineering Guidelines
6 Engineering Guidelines
6.1 When to Use 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band

Assistance
This feature is applicable to cells where the uplink power of a large proportion of UEs is
insufficient or there are a large number of online UEs. Specifically, this feature is applicable
to cells that meet either of the following conditions:
l SUM (VS.Periodic.MrRpt.UETxPower.0 (BSC6900, BSC6910) –
VS.Periodic.MrRpt.UETxPower.2 (BSC6900, BSC6910))/SUM
(VS.Periodic.MrRpt.UETxPower.0 (BSC6900, BSC6910) –
VS.Periodic.MrRpt.UETxPower.13 (BSC6900, BSC6910)) > 5%, or
VS.HSUPA.UPHLmtRatio.SI > 30%
NOTE
MR_UE_TX_POWER_MEAS_SWITCH_8 under the MrRprtCfgSwitch (BSC6900, BSC6910)

parameter in the RNC MML command SET UMRCTRL must be selected to support the
collection of the UE uplink power data in one to seven days.
l VS.CellDCHUEs (BSC6900, BSC6910) >30

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NOTE
The 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature improves the uplink demodulation
performance to improve the uplink throughput and coverage. The throughout gains are determined by
the uplink traffic volume in the cell. Whether the uplink service requirements are suppressed in the cell
can be observed in the scatter chart that uses VS.CellDCHUEs (BSC6900, BSC6910) as the horizontal
coordinate and VS.HSUPA.MeanChThroughput (BSC6900, BSC6910) as the vertical coordinate.
As shown in the following figure, the HSUPA single-user throughput decreases significantly as the
number of users increases, specifically, the HSUPA single-user throughput decreases by 30.7 kbit/s each
time the number of users is incremented by 10 in a cell. The uplink service requirements are high but the
air interface resources are insufficient for the cell. In this situation, enabling 4-Way Receive Diversity by
Inter-Band Assistance can greatly improve uplink throughput and increase uplink traffic.
Therefore, if the HSUPA single-user throughput decreases by more than 3 kbit/s as the number of users
increases in a cell, it can be determined that the cell has high uplink service requirements but insufficient
air interface resources.
6.2 Required Information

Back up or collect the following performance counters before and after the 4-Way Receive
Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature is enabled for the purpose of application scenario
identification and feature gain observation:
l Counters measuring the UE uplink power

VS.Periodic.MrRpt.UETxPower.0 (BSC6900, BSC6910) –
VS.Periodic.MrRpt.UETxPower.13 (BSC6900, BSC6910): measures the number of
times the UE transmit power included in periodically reported measurement reports falls
in different ranges.
VS.HSUPA.UPHLmtRatio.SI: Ratio of SI Meeting Power Limit Conditions Reported
by HSUPA Users in a Cell
NOTE
MR_UE_TX_POWER_MEAS_SWITCH_8 under the MrRprtCfgSwitch (BSC6900, BSC6910)

parameter in the RNC MML command SET UMRCTRL must be selected to support the
collection of the UE uplink power data in one to seven days.
l Counters measuring the cell uplink capacity and RTWP for capacity improvement
evaluation
VS.CellDCHUEs (BSC6900, BSC6910): Number of UEs in CELL_DCH State for Cell
VS.HSUPA.MeanChThroughput (BSC6900, BSC6910): Mean Uplink Throughput of
single HSUPA MAC-d Flow for Cell
VS.HSUPA.MeanChThroughput (BSC6900, BSC6910): Number of Bytes Received in
HSUPA MAC-D Flow for Cell

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VS.MeanRTWP (BSC6900, BSC6910): Mean Power of Totally Received Bandwidth

for Cell
Counters measuring uplink traffic volumes of different PS services on UEs in the
CELL_DCH state in cells in the active set:
– VS.PS.Bkg.UL.8.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Bkg.UL.16.Traffic
(BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Bkg.UL.32.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.PS.Bkg.UL.64.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Bkg.UL.128.Traffic
(BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Bkg.UL.144.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.PS.Bkg.UL.256.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910), and VS.PS.Bkg.UL.
384.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910)
– VS.PS.Int.UL.8.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Int.UL.16.Traffic
(BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Int.UL.32.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.PS.Int.UL.64.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Int.UL.128.Traffic
(BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Int.UL.144.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.PS.Int.UL.256.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910), and VS.PS.Int.UL.384.Traffic
(BSC6900, BSC6910)
– VS.PS.Str.UL.8.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Str.UL.16.Traffic
(BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Str.UL.32.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.PS.Str.UL.64.Traffic (BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Str.UL.128.Traffic, and
VS.PS.Conv.UL.Traffic
VS.HSUPA.LoadOutput.0 – VS.HSUPA.LoadOutput.25: uplink load measured on
the NodeB side
l Counters measuring credit usage of uplink coordinating links
VS.LCG.CoordinatingRL.ULCreditUsage.Mean (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.LCG.CoordinatingRL.ULCreditUsage.Max (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.NodeB.CoordinatingRL.ULCreditUsed.Max.PLMN (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.NodeB.CoordinatingRL.ULCreditUsed.Mean (BSC6900, BSC6910), and
VS.NodeB.CoordinatingRL.ULCreditUsed.Max (BSC6900, BSC6910)
l VS.Assistance4Rx.UserNum: average number of UEs using the 4-Way Receive
Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature in a cell
6.3 Deployment
6.3.1 Requirements
Other Features
For details about the prerequisite features, mutually exclusive features, and mutually
exclusive features, see 4 Related Features.
Hardware
l 3900 series base stations support this feature. The uplink resource groups configured for
the 3900 series base stations must contain the WBBPf or UBBP board, and the downlink
resource groups must not contain the WBBPa board.
l The BBU3910C does not support this feature.
l The RF module must be RRU3952m or AAU3911. If AAU3911 is used, the RU must be
RU3952m.

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NOTE
Run the NodeB MML command LST BASEBANDEQM to check the baseband processing units
contained in the uplink and downlink resource groups and run the NodeB MML command DSP
BRDMFRINFO to query the type of each baseband processing unit.
l Only multimode base stations support this feature. The multimode base stations can be
co-MPT multimode base stations or separate-MPT multimode base stations.
License
For details about how to activate the license, see License Management Feature Parameter
Description.
Feature Feature License License NE License Sal

ID Name Control Control Allocation es
Item ID Item for Uni
Name Multiple t
Operators
WRFD-190 4-Way LQW94RD 4-Way NodeB Method 2 Per

210 Receive IBA01 Receive cell
Diversity Diversity
by Inter- by Inter-
Band Band
Assistance Assistance
(per Cell)
If RAN Sharing or MOCN is enabled, the licensed value is allocated among the primary and
secondary operators according to the value of "License Allocation for Multiple Operators".
Method 2: Some license control items, such as UL CE Num, can be allocated through both the
common group and private groups. In this case, the licensed value specified by the private
group is preferentially used, and the licensed value specified by the common group is used on
a first-come, first-served basis. For NodeB license allocation in multi-operator scenarios, see
License Management Feature Parameter Description.
Other Requirements
None
6.3.2 Precautions
l When the value of RXFREQBANDMUTUALSW is modified, the RF module is reset,
and services carried on the RF module are interrupted. Therefore, modify this parameter
value when there are no online users in a cell.
l For separate-MPT base stations, the RXFREQBANDMUTUALSW parameter must be
set to the same value for all modes.
6.3.3 Data Preparation and Feature Activation

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6.3.3.1 Data Preparation
Table 6-1 Data to prepare before activating the 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band
Assistance feature
Paramete Parameter ID Setting Notes Data Remarks
r Name Source
Sector SECTOREQM Set this parameter to Recommend NE: NodeB

equipment PROPERTY ASSISTANCE ed value MO:
property (Assistance). ULOCELLSECTO
REQM
Batch modification
on the CME is
supported.
Power PcSwitch Select Recommend NE: RNC

Control (BSC6900, PC_FP_MULTI_R ed value MO:
Switch BSC6910) LS_IND_SWITCH UCORRMALGOS
under this parameter. WITCH
Batch modification
on the CME is
supported.
Iub Private IubPrivateInte Select Recommend NE: RNC

Interface rfaceSwitch RADIO_LINK_IU ed value MO:
Switch (BSC6900, R_INDICATION_I URRCTRLSWITC
BSC6910) NCLUDED under H
this parameter.
Batch modification
on the CME is
supported.
Power PcSwitch Select Recommend NE: RNC

Control (BSC6900, PC_FP_MULTI_R ed value MO:
Switch BSC6910) LS_IND_SEND_TI UCORRMALGOS
ME_OPT_SWITC WITCH
H under this
parameter. Batch modification
on the CME is
supported.
6.3.3.2 Using MML Commands

The MML command-based feature activation for separate-MPT base stations differs from that
for co-MPT base stations. For separate-MPT base stations, follow Step 1 to Step 7 to activate
this feature. For co-MPT base stations, follow Step 3 to Step 7 to activate this feature.
Step 1 Add an RF module.

Run the NodeB MML command ADD RRU to add an RF module that supports the 4-Way
Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature and set Receive Frequency Band
Mutual Aid Switch to ON(ON).

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NOTICE
l For separate-MPT base stations, the Receive Frequency Band Mutual Aid Switch
parameter for the added RF module must be set to ON(ON) for all modes.
l When an existing site is reconstructed to support this feature, set the Receive Frequency
Band Mutual Aid Switch parameter for the LTE mode to ON(ON) if this parameter is set
to OFF(OFF). When this parameter value is modified, the RF module is reset, and
services carried on the RF module are interrupted. Therefore, modify this parameter value
when there are no online users in a cell.
Step 2 Add a sector.

Run the NodeB MML command ADD SECTOR to add a sector.
Step 3 Add sector equipment.
Run the NodeB MML command ADD SECTOREQM to add sector equipment.
Step 4 Add the sector equipment to a local cell and set the attribute of the sector equipment to aid.
Run the NodeB MML command ADD ULOCELLSECTOREQM with Sector equipment
property set to ASSISTANCE (Assistance).
NOTE
When the assistance sector equipment is added, the feature takes effect 30s after activation.
Step 5 Turn on the switch determining whether to include the Iur indication in RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST messages.
Run the RNC MML command SET URRCTRLSWITCH to select
RADIO_LINK_IUR_INDICATION_INCLUDED under the IubPrivateInterfaceSwitch
Step 6 Turn on the switch for multiple RLSs in FP radio parameters.
Run the RNC MML command SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH to select
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH under the PcSwitch (BSC6900, BSC6910)
parameter.
Step 7 Turn on the switch for sending time optimization in FP control frames.
Run the RNC MML command SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH to select
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SEND_TIME_OPT_SWITCH under the PcSwitch
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6.3.3.3 MML Command Examples

//On the NodeB side
//Adding an RF module working in the inter-band assistance mode
ADD RRU: CN=0, SRN=60, SN=0, TP=TRUNK, RCN=0, PS=0, RT=MRRU, RS=UL, RXNUM=2,
TXNUM=0, RXFREQBANDMUTUALSW=ON;
//Adding a sector
ADD SECTOR: SECTORID=0, ANTNUM=2, ANT1CN=0, ANT1SRN=60, ANT1SN=0, ANT1N=R0A,
ANT2CN=0, ANT2SRN=60, ANT2SN=0, ANT2N=R0B;
//Adding UMTS sector equipment
ADD SECTOREQM: SECTOREQMID=0, SECTORID=0, ANTCFGMODE=ANTENNAPORT, ANTNUM=2,

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ANT1CN=0, ANT1SRN=60, ANT1SN=0, ANT1N=R0A, ANTTYPE1=RX_MODE, ANT2CN=0,

ANT2SRN=60, ANT2SN=0, ANT2N=R0B, ANTTYPE2=RX_MODE;
//Adding sector equipment to a local cell and setting the attribute of sector
equipment to ASSISTANCE (Assistance)
ADD ULOCELLSECTOREQM: ULOCELLID=3000, SECTOREQMID=0,SECTOREQMPROPERTY=ASSISTANCE;
//On the RNC side
//Turning on the switch determining whether to include the Iur indication in
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST messages
SET URRCTRLSWITCH: IubPrivateInterfaceSwitch=RADIO_LINK_IUR_INDICATION_INCLUDED-1;
//Turning on the switch for multiple RLSs in FP radio parameters
SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH: PcSwitch=PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH-1;
//Turning on the switch for sending time optimization in FP control frames
SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH: PcSwitch=PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SEND_TIME_OPT_SWITCH-1;
6.3.3.4 Using the CME
Using the CME (Method 1)

Based on the parameter configurations involved in Table 6-1, perform the following
operations to activate this feature:
NOTE
When configuring the feature on the CME, perform a single configuration first, and then perform a batch
modification if required.
Configure the parameters of a single object before a batch modification. Perform a batch modification
before logging out of the parameter setting interface.
Step 1 Configure a single object (such as a cell) on the CME.
Set parameters listed in the table in "Data Preparation" section from top to bottom on the
CME. For instructions on how to perform the CME single configuration, see CME Single
Configuration Operation Guide.
Step 2 (Optional) Modify objects in batches on the CME. (CME batch modification center)
To modify objects in batches, click on the CME to start the batch modification wizard.
For instructions on how to perform a batch modification through the CME batch modification
center, press F1 while running the wizard to obtain online help.
To check whether a parameter supports batch modification, see the Remarks column in the
table in "Data Preparation" section.
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Using the CME (Method 2)

This feature can be batch activated using the CME. For detailed operations, see the following
section in the CME product documentation or online help: Managing the CME > CME
Guidelines > Enhanced Feature Management > Feature Operation and Maintenance.
6.3.4 Activation Observation

If the value of the VS.Assistance4Rx.UserNum counter is not zero, the 4-Way Receive
Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature has taken effect.

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6.3.5 Deactivation
Parameter Parameter ID Setting Notes Remarks
Name
Sector SECTOREQMID Remove the local NE: NodeB

Equipment ID cell sector equipment MO:
with ULOCELLSECTOREQM
Local Cell ID ULOCELLID SECTOREQMPRO
PERTY set to Batch modification on the
ASSISTANCE CME is supported.
(Assistance).
6.3.5.1 Using MML Commands

Step 1 Deactivate this feature by removing the assistance sector equipment from the local cell.
Run the NodeB MML command RMV ULOCELLSECTOREQM to remove the local cell
sector equipment with Sector equipment property set to ASSISTANCE (Assistance).
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6.3.5.2 Using the CME

The method of using the CME to deactivate this feature is the same as that of using the CME
to activate this feature. For details, see 6.3.3.4 Using the CME.
6.3.5.3 MML Command Examples

//On the NodeB side
//Removing the assistance sector equipment from the local cell
RMV ULOCELLSECTOREQM: ULOCELLID=3000, SECTOREQMID=0;
6.4 Performance Monitoring

Collect the values of the counters described in 6.2 Required Information to obtain the
difference in network performance after 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance is
activated. In addition, check the feature gains by observing uplink capacity and uplink cell
load. The expected feature gains and monitoring methods are as follows:
Increased uplink capacity

l Method 1: Compare average uplink capacity before and after this feature is activated.
The average uplink capacity after this feature is activated is expected to be greater than
that before this feature is activated.
a. Calculate the throughput of cell i: Throughput(i) = R99 uplink traffic + HSUPA
RLC traffic. The PS R99 uplink traffic is measured in bits on the RNC side, and the
HSUPA RLC traffic is measured in bytes. The units of HSUPA RLC traffic are
converted to bits before the calculation of throughput(i). For details about how to
measure R99 uplink traffic and HSUPA RLC traffic, see RAN KPI Reference in
BSC Production Documentation.

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b. Area capacity gains = (Area capacity after feature deployment/Area capacity before
feature deployment - 1) x 100%
The area capacity is calculated using the following formula:
l Method 2: Compare the throughput before and after this feature is enabled by creating
two scatter diagrams based on the assumption that the user number remains the same.
The throughput after this feature is enabled is expected to be higher than that before this
feature is enabled.
Create two scatter diagrams using the value of the VS.CellDCHUEs (BSC6900,
BSC6910) counter as the horizontal coordinate and using the values of the
VS.HSUPA.MeanChThroughput.TotalBytes (BSC6900, BSC6910) and
VS.HSUPA.MeanChThroughput (BSC6900, BSC6910) counters as vertical
coordinates. Compare the throughput before and after this feature is enabled, and
determine the throughput gains.
Reduced Cell Uplink Load

l Method 1: Observe the average cell uplink load and the distribution of the cell uplink
load before and after this feature is enabled. The cell uplink load is expected to decrease
after this feature is enabled.
Check the cell uplink load by observing the VS.MeanRTWP (BSC6900, BSC6910)
counter or counters VS.HSUPA.LoadOutput.0 to VS.HSUPA.LoadOutput.25 before
and after this feature is enabled. The cell uplink load decreases after this feature is
enabled.
l Method 2: Observe the cell uplink load before and after this feature is enabled by
creating scatter diagrams based on the assumption that the user number remains the
same. The cell uplink load is expected to decrease after this feature is enabled.
Create scatter diagrams using the value of the VS.CellDCHUEs (BSC6900, BSC6910)
counter as the horizontal coordinate and using the value of the VS.MeanRTWP
(BSC6900, BSC6910) counter as the vertical coordinate, and determine the RTWP
gains.
NOTE
The 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature improves the uplink demodulation
performance to decrease the uplink TX power of UEs to maintain the same data rate, thereby
increasing the uplink traffic volume and throughput or decreasing the RTWP, or both.
6.5 Parameter Optimization

None
6.6 Troubleshooting
When a local cell is configured with 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance, but
the cell does not support the feature or the configured capability exceeds the capability limit,
ALM-28206 Local Cell Capability Decline is reported.

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The assistance sector equipment status can be checked by running the NodeB MML command
DSP ULOCELL with the local cell ID specified.

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Parameter Description 7 Parameters
7 Parameters
Table 7-1 Parameters

Parame NE MML Feature Feature Description
ter ID Comma ID Name
nd
SECTO BTS390 ADD WRFD- 4-Way Meaning: Indicates the property of sector equipment
REQMP 0, ULOCE 190210 Receive of a local cell.
ROPER BTS390 LLSEC Diversit GUI Value Range: NORMAL(Normal),
TY 0 TOREQ y by ASSISTANCE(Assistance)
WCDM M Inter-
A, Band Unit: None
LST
BTS590 ULOCE Assistan Actual Value Range: NORMAL, ASSISTANCE
0, LLSEC ce Default Value: NORMAL(Normal)
BTS590 TOREQ
0 M
WCDM
A

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IubPriva BSC690 SET WRFD- MOCN Meaning:

teInterfa 0 URRCT 140223 Cell Whether to include MOCN-related proprietary IEs in
ceSwitc RLSWI Resourc Iub interface messages
h TCH e
Demarc 1) RL_OpIndex_INCLUDED
ation Whether to include operator index in RL messages.
1: This switch is turned on. the RNC includes the
operator index in the RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST, RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST,
and RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE
messages to inform the NodeB of a UE's operator.
0: This switch is turned off. the RNC does not include
the operator index in the RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST, RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST, or
RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE
message.
2) PSCRR_OpIndex_INCLUDED
Whether to include operator index in the PHYSICAL
SHARED CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION
REQUEST message.
operator index in the PHYSICAL SHARED
CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION REQUEST
message.
the operator index in the PHYSICAL SHARED
message.
3) RADIO_LINK_IUR_INDICATION_INCLUDED
(Iur Indication Included in RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST Msg)
1: When this switch is set to on, the RNC includes the
Iur indication in the RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST message, notifying the NodeB whether the
radio link (RL) is a cross-Iur RL.
0: When this switch is set to off, the RNC does not
include the Iur indication in the RADIO LINK
SETUP REQUEST message.
GUI Value Range: RL_OpIndex_INCLUDED,
PSCRR_OpIndex_INCLUDED,
RADIO_LINK_IUR_INDICATION_INCLUDED
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: RL_OpIndex_INCLUDED,

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Default Value: RL_OpIndex_INCLUDED:

0,PSCRR_OpIndex_INCLUDED:
0,RADIO_LINK_IUR_INDICATION_INCLUDED:0

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IubPriva BSC691 SET WRFD- MOCN Meaning:

teInterfa 0 URRCT 140223 Cell Whether to include MOCN-related proprietary IEs in
ceSwitc RLSWI Resourc Iub interface messages
h TCH e
Demarc 1) RL_OpIndex_INCLUDED
ation Whether to include operator index in RL messages.
operator index in the RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST, RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST,
and RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE
messages to inform the NodeB of a UE's operator.
the operator index in the RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST, RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST, or
RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE
message.
2) PSCRR_OpIndex_INCLUDED
Whether to include operator index in the PHYSICAL
SHARED CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION
REQUEST message.
operator index in the PHYSICAL SHARED
message.
the operator index in the PHYSICAL SHARED
message.
3) RADIO_LINK_IUR_INDICATION_INCLUDED
(Iur Indication Included in RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST Msg)
1: When this switch is set to on, the RNC includes the
Iur indication in the RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST message, notifying the NodeB whether the
radio link (RL) is a cross-Iur RL.
0: When this switch is set to off, the RNC does not
include the Iur indication in the RADIO LINK
SETUP REQUEST message.
GUI Value Range: RL_OpIndex_INCLUDED,
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: RL_OpIndex_INCLUDED,

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Default Value: RL_OpIndex_INCLUDED:

0,PSCRR_OpIndex_INCLUDED:
0,RADIO_LINK_IUR_INDICATION_INCLUDED:0

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PcSwitc BSC690 SET WRFD- HSUPA Meaning:

h 0 UCORR 010641 Adaptiv 1. PC_DL_INNER_LOOP_PC_ACTIVE_SWITCH:
MALG WRFD- e When the switch is on, the status of inner loop DL
OSWIT 140215 Transmi power control is set to "Active." When the switch is
CH ssion not on, the status is set to "Inactive."
WRFD-
140222 Dynami 2.
c PC_DOWNLINK_POWER_BALANCE_SWITCH:
WRFD- Configu When the switch is on, the RNC supports DL power
150230 ration of balancing. During soft handover, TPC bit errors cause
WRFD- HSDPA DL power drift. DL power balancing is enabled to
020504 CQI balance the DL power between links, thus achieving
WRFD- Feedbac the optimal gain of soft handover.
020502 k Period 3. PC_EFACH_ECN0_DYN_ADJ_SWITCH: When
WRFD- Adaptiv the switch is on, the target value of Ec/No can be
020503 e dynamically reconfigured on the E-FACH. When the
Adjustm switch is disabled, the minimum value of Ec/No is
WRFD-
ent of directly configured for the NodeB.
020501
HSUPA 4. PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH: When this
WRFD- Small switch is turned on, the RNC sends FP frames to
160202 Target inform the NodeB of the information whether only
WRFD- Retrans one or multiple radio link sets (RLSs) are configured.
140216 missions The NodeB can obtain this information only through
WRFD- DPCH the RNC.
0106120 Pilot 5.
3 Power PC_HSUPA_HARQNUM_AUTO_ADJUST_SWITC
WRFD- Adjustm H: When this switch is turned on, the HSUPA
020138 ent dynamic retransmission algorithm takes effect. In this
Inner situation, the HSUPA service can use a smaller target
WRFD- number of retransmissions than the typical value when
010712 Loop
Power the uplink is not congested. If the uplink is congested,
Control the HSUPA service needs to use the typical target
number of retransmissions. When this switch is turned
Downlin off, the HSUPA dynamic retransmission algorithm
k Power does not take effect.
Balance
6.
Outer PC_INNER_LOOP_LMTED_PWR_INC_SWITCH:
Loop When the switch is on, the limited power increase
Power function is used for DL inner loop power control.
Control
7. PC_OLPC_SWITCH: When this switch is turned
Open on, the outer loop power control algorithm takes
Loop effect. In this situation, the RNC updates the UL
Power SIRTarget of radio links on the NodeB side through
Control IUB DCH FP frames. When this switch is turned off,
Flexible the outer loop power control algorithm does not take
Power effect.
Control 8.
for PC_RL_RECFG_SIR_TARGET_CARRY_SWITCH:

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Uplink When this switch is turned on, the UL SIRTarget value

Low is sent to the NodeB if the RNC is reconfiguring the
Data radio link. When this switch is turned off, a new initial
Rate SIRTarget value, during radio link reconfiguration, is
Transmi based on the converged SIRTarget value of current
ssion outer loop power control. In addition, the UL
Load- SIRTarget value is not included in the radio link
based reconfiguration messages to the NodeB.
Uplink 9. PC_SIG_DCH_OLPC_SWITCH: When the switch
Target is on, SIG DCH is involved in UL OLPC as service
BLER DCH is. If the current link has only SIG DCH, SIG
Configu DCH is always involved in UL OLPC.
ration 10. PC_UL_SIRERR_HIGH_REL_UE_SWITCH:
HSUPA When the switch is on, the UE is unconditionally
Power released if the SIR error is high and the cell is
Control overloaded. Otherwise, the UE is not released.
HSUPA 11.
Coverag PC_CFG_ED_POWER_INTERPOLATION_SWITC
e H: When the switch is on, E-DPDCH power
Enhance interpolation formula is allowed. Otherwise,
ment at interpolation formula is not allowed. When the
UE interpolation formula is used, E-TFCI and PO is
Power involved in the calculation of transmit power for block
Limitati transmission on the E-DPDCH. In addition, the
on extrapolation formula is also used. the interpolation
Adaptiv formular is used for high-speed services, whereas the
e extrapolation formula is used for low-speed services.
Configu For details about this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.214.
ration of 12.
Traffic PC_HSUPA_COVER_EN_AT_POLIMIT_SWITCH:
Channel When the switch is on, the HSUPA Coverage
Power Improvement Under Limited UE Power algorithm is
offset used for the RNC.
for 13.
HSUPA PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_ADAPTIVE_ADJ_SWI
TCH: When the switch is on, the Power Offset
Adaptive Adjustment on HSUPA Data Channel
algorithm is used for the RNC.
14.
PC_HSUPA_LITRETNUM_AUTO_ADJUST_SWIT
CH: How the RNC adjusts the target number of times
that a UE processing a single PS BE service performs
retransmission in the E-DCH small retransmission
state. When this switch is turned on, the RNC chooses
between "EdchAltTarLittleRetransNum" and
"EdchTargetLittleRetransNum" as the target
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measurement. When this switch is turned off, the

target retransmission number is always
"EdchTargetLittleRetransNum".
15. PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH:
Whether to support the optimized algorithm for Outer
Loop Power Control (OLPC). When this switch is
turned on, the optimized OLPC algorithm is
supported. SIRtarget is adjusted in an optimized
manner when interference bursts out, UE transmit
power is limited, OLPC is being set up, modified, or
restarted. When this switch is turned off, the
optimized OLPC algorithm is not supported.
16.
PC_HSUPA_LITRETNUM_INIT_SEL_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on, the number of the
initial target retransmission attempts for UEs in the E-
DCH little retransmission state equals the value of
"EdchAltTarLittleRetransNum" or
"EdchTargetLittleRetransNum", whichever is
larger.When this switch is turned off, the number of
the initial target retransmission attempts for such UEs
equals the value of "EdchTargetLittleRetransNum".
17.
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CELLLOAD_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on, the load-based
algorithm for the CQI feedback period takes effect. In
this situation, the CQI feedback period is equal to the
value of "CQIFBckBaseCellLoad" in the "SET
UHSDPCCH" command when uplink load in the cell
is heavy and PS BE services are carried over the
HSDPA. When this switch is turned off, the load-
based algorithm for the CQI feedback period does not
take effect.
18.
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_COVERAGE_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on, the coverage-based
value of "CQIFBckBaseCoverage" in the "SET
UHSDPCCH" command when the UE moves to the
cell edge, and PS BE services are carried over the
HSDPA. When this switch is turned off, the coverage-
take effect.
19.
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CS_PLUS_PS_SWITCH:
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specific algorithm for the CQI feedback period takes

effect. In this situation, the CQI feedback period is
equal to the value of "CQIFBckBaseCsCombServ" in
the "SET UHSDPCCH" command when the UE is
processing combined CS and PS services. In addition,
CS services (conversational class) and PS services are
carried over the DCH and HSDPA, respectively. When
this switch is turned off, the combined-service-
specific algorithm for the CQI feedback period does
not take effect.
20.
PC_BLER_TARGET_BASE_CELLLOAD_SWITCH
: When this switch is turned on, the load-based target
BLER selection algorithm takes effect. In this
situation, the target BLER of the DCH is equal to the
value of "BlerTargetBaseCellLoad" in the "SET
UOLPC" command if the uplink cell load is heavy
and only PS BE services are carried over the DCH.
When this switch is turned off, the load-based target
BLER selection algorithm does not take effect. When
this switch is turned on, it is good practice to select
PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH to
maximize the improvement of this algorithm, that is,
to minimize the uplink load of the cell to increase cell
capacity. For CEUs, selecting the two options
decreases the service drop rate and improves user
experience.
21.
PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_INIT_SEL_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on, the RNC sets the power
offset between the E-DPDCH and DPCCH to the
value of "HarqPOLitRetrLRate" in the "ADD
UTYPRABHSUPAPC" command after a UE is
transited from a state to the CELL_DCH state. The
function controlled by this switch also takes effect
during an RAB setup process. When this switch is
turned off, the power offset is determined by the
algorithm controlled by the
PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_ADAPTIVE_ADJ_SWI
TCH. If the
TCH is turned off, the power offset is 0.
22. PC_PILOT_PO_OPTI_SWITCH: Sets small pilot
power offset and small number of bits for pilot bits in
case of downlink cell non-HSPA power congestions to
decrease power congestions. When this switch is
turned on and the downlink non-HSPA power
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by "LoadStateForPilotPwrAdj"("SET UFRC"/"ADD
UCELLFRC") or higher, "NonCsOptiPilotPo"("SET
UFRC") or "CsOptiPilotPo"("SET UFRC") specifies
the pilot power offset on the DPCH. When the
spreading factor (SF) is 256,
"DlDpchSf256OptiPilotBit"("SET UFRC") specifies
the number for bits of pilot bits on the DPCH. If either
of the following conditions is met, "PilotPo"("SET
UFRC") specifies the pilot power offset on the DPCH,
and "DlDpchSf256PilotBit"("SET UFRC") specifies
the number for bits of pilot bits on the DPCH when
the SF is 256. (1)This switch is turned off. (2)This
switch is turned on but the downlink non-HSPA power
resources of the cell are in a lower congestion state
than the state specified by "LoadStateForPilotP-
wrAdj"("SET UFRC"/"ADD UCELLFRC").
23. PC_HSUPA_LOWRATE_FLEXPC_SWITCH:
Switch controlling the flexible power control for
uplink low data rate transmission algorithm. When
this switch is turned on, this algorithm is activated.
When this switch is turned off, this algorithm is not
activated.
24.
PC_COMB_HSUPA_LOWRATE_FLEXPC_SWITC
H: Switch controlling the flexible power control for
uplink low data rate transmission algorithm for
combined services. When this switch is turned on, this
algorithm is activated for combined services. When
this switch is turned off, this algorithm is not activated
for combined services.
25.
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SEND_TIME_OPT_SWI
TCH: Time at which the FP control frame that carries
the "Multiple RL Sets Indicator" is delivered. When
this switch is set to ON, the RNC delivers the FP
control frame that carries the "Multiple RL Sets
Indicator" to the NodeB in any of the following
scenarios: A handover is complete, the UE initially
enters the CELL_DCH state, or the RNC sends an
Active Set Update message during a single-to-
multiple RLS switch. When this switch is set to OFF,
the RNC delivers the FP control frame that carries the
"Multiple RL Sets Indicator" to the NodeB only after
a handover.
26.
PC_HSUPA_RGSTEPTHDCONFIG_CORRECT_S
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RGCH 3-index-step and E-RGCH 2-index-step

thresholds takes effect when the power offset of the
HSUPA data channel is adaptively adjusted. When
this switch is turned on and the power offset of the
HSUPA data channel is adaptively adjusted, threshold
for E-RGCH 2-index step or threshold for E-RGCH 3-
index step equals the baseline value configured for
RABINDEX
([UTYPRABHSUPAPC:ERgch2IndStpThs] or
[UTYPRABHSUPAPC:ERgch3IndStpThs]) plus
[UTYPRABHSUPAPC:HarqPOLitRetrLRate]. When
this switch is turned off and the power offset of the
RABINDEX
[UTYPRABHSUPAPC:ERgch3IndStpThs]).
27.
PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPT_LIMIT_CS_SWITC
H: Whether the RNC forbids OLPC optimization
algorithm on UEs performing CS services. When this
switch is turned on, the RNC forbids the OLPC
optimization algorithm on UEs performing CS
services. When this switch is turned off, the RNC does
not forbid the OLPC optimization algorithm on UEs
performing CS services.
GUI Value Range:
PC_DL_INNER_LOOP_PC_ACTIVE_SWITCH,
PC_DOWNLINK_POWER_BALANCE_SWITCH,
PC_EFACH_ECN0_DYN_ADJ_SWITCH,
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH,
PC_HSUPA_HARQNUM_AUTO_ADJUST_SWITC
H,
PC_INNER_LOOP_LMTED_PWR_INC_SWITCH,
PC_OLPC_SWITCH,
PC_RL_RECFG_SIR_TARGET_CARRY_SWITCH,
PC_SIG_DCH_OLPC_SWITCH,
PC_UL_SIRERR_HIGH_REL_UE_SWITCH,
PC_CFG_ED_POWER_INTERPOLATION_SWITC
H,
PC_HSUPA_COVER_EN_AT_POLIMIT_SWITCH,
TCH,
CH, PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH,
PC_HSUPA_LITRETNUM_INIT_SEL_SWITCH,
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CELLLOAD_SWITCH,

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PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_COVERAGE_SWITCH,
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CS_PLUS_PS_SWITCH,
, PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_INIT_SEL_SWITCH,
PC_PILOT_PO_OPTI_SWITCH,
PC_HSUPA_LOWRATE_FLEXPC_SWITCH,
H,
TCH,
WITCH,
H
Unit: None
Actual Value Range:
H,
TCH,
H,
PC_OLPC_SWITCH,
CH,
PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH,
,
PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_INIT_SEL_SWITCH,

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H,
TCH,
WITCH,
H
Default Value:
H:0,
PC_DL_INNER_LOOP_PC_ACTIVE_SWITCH:1,
PC_DOWNLINK_POWER_BALANCE_SWITCH:1,
PC_EFACH_ECN0_DYN_ADJ_SWITCH:0,
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH:1,
PC_HSUPA_COVER_EN_AT_POLIMIT_SWITCH:
0,
TCH:0,
H:0,
PC_INNER_LOOP_LMTED_PWR_INC_SWITCH:
0, PC_OLPC_SWITCH:1,
PC_RL_RECFG_SIR_TARGET_CARRY_SWITCH:
1, PC_SIG_DCH_OLPC_SWITCH:0,
PC_UL_SIRERR_HIGH_REL_UE_SWITCH:0,
CH:0,
PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH:0,
PC_HSUPA_LITRETNUM_INIT_SEL_SWITCH:0,
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CELLLOAD_SWITCH:0,
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_COVERAGE_SWITCH:0,
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CS_PLUS_PS_SWITCH:0,
:0,
PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_INIT_SEL_SWITCH:0,
PC_PILOT_PO_OPTI_SWITCH:0,
PC_HSUPA_LOWRATE_FLEXPC_SWITCH:0,
H:0,
TCH:1,
WITCH:1,

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H:0

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PcSwitc BSC691 SET WRFD- HSUPA Meaning:

h 0 UCORR 010641 Adaptiv 1. PC_DL_INNER_LOOP_PC_ACTIVE_SWITCH:
MALG WRFD- e When the switch is on, the status of inner loop DL
OSWIT 140215 Transmi power control is set to "Active." When the switch is
CH ssion not on, the status is set to "Inactive."
WRFD-
140222 Dynami 2.
c PC_DOWNLINK_POWER_BALANCE_SWITCH:
WRFD- Configu When the switch is on, the RNC supports DL power
150230 ration of balancing. During soft handover, TPC bit errors cause
WRFD- HSDPA DL power drift. DL power balancing is enabled to
020504 CQI balance the DL power between links, thus achieving
WRFD- Feedbac the optimal gain of soft handover.
020502 k Period 3. PC_EFACH_ECN0_DYN_ADJ_SWITCH: When
WRFD- Adaptiv the switch is on, the target value of Ec/No can be
020503 e dynamically reconfigured on the E-FACH. When the
Adjustm switch is disabled, the minimum value of Ec/No is
WRFD- ent of directly configured for the NodeB.
020501 HSUPA 4. PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH: When this
WRFD- Small switch is turned on, the RNC sends FP frames to
160202 Target inform the NodeB of the information whether only
WRFD- Retrans one or multiple radio link sets (RLSs) are configured.
140216 missions The NodeB can obtain this information only through
WRFD- DPCH the RNC.
0106120 Pilot 5.
3 Power PC_HSUPA_HARQNUM_AUTO_ADJUST_SWITC
Adjustm H: When this switch is turned on, the HSUPA
WRFD-
ent dynamic retransmission algorithm takes effect. In this
020138
Inner situation, the HSUPA service can use a smaller target
WRFD- number of retransmissions than the typical value when
Loop
010712 the uplink is not congested. If the uplink is congested,
Power
Control the HSUPA service needs to use the typical target
Downlin number of retransmissions. When this switch is turned
k Power off, the HSUPA dynamic retransmission algorithm
Balance does not take effect.
6.
Outer
Loop
When the switch is on, the limited power increase
Power
function is used for DL inner loop power control.
Control
7. PC_OLPC_SWITCH: When this switch is turned
Open
on, the outer loop power control algorithm takes
Loop
effect. In this situation, the RNC updates the UL
Power
SIRTarget of radio links on the NodeB side through
Control
IUB DCH FP frames. When this switch is turned off,
Flexible the outer loop power control algorithm does not take
Power effect.
Control 8.

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for When this switch is turned on, the UL SIRTarget value

Uplink is sent to the NodeB if the RNC is reconfiguring the
Low radio link. When this switch is turned off, a new initial
Data SIRTarget value, during radio link reconfiguration, is
Rate based on the converged SIRTarget value of current
Transmi outer loop power control. In addition, the UL
ssion SIRTarget value is not included in the radio link
Load- reconfiguration messages to the NodeB.
based 9. PC_SIG_DCH_OLPC_SWITCH: When the switch
Uplink is on, SIG DCH is involved in UL OLPC as service
Target DCH is. If the current link has only SIG DCH, SIG
BLER DCH is always involved in UL OLPC.
Configu 10. PC_UL_SIRERR_HIGH_REL_UE_SWITCH:
ration When the switch is on, the UE is unconditionally
HSUPA released if the SIR error is high and the cell is
Power overloaded. Otherwise, the UE is not released.
Control 11.
HSUPA PC_CFG_ED_POWER_INTERPOLATION_SWITC
Coverag H: When the switch is on, E-DPDCH power
e interpolation formula is allowed. Otherwise,
Enhance interpolation formula is not allowed. When the
ment at interpolation formula is used, E-TFCI and PO is
UE involved in the calculation of transmit power for block
Power transmission on the E-DPDCH. In addition, the
Limitati extrapolation formula is also used. the interpolation
on formular is used for high-speed services, whereas the
Adaptiv extrapolation formula is used for low-speed services.
e For details about this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.214.
Configu 12.
ration of PC_HSUPA_COVER_EN_AT_POLIMIT_SWITCH:
Traffic When the switch is on, the HSUPA Coverage
Channel Improvement Under Limited UE Power algorithm is
Power used for the RNC.
offset 13.
for PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_ADAPTIVE_ADJ_SWI
HSUPA TCH: When the switch is on, the Power Offset
Adaptive Adjustment on HSUPA Data Channel
algorithm is used for the RNC.
14.
CH: How the RNC adjusts the target number of times
that a UE processing a single PS BE service performs
retransmission in the E-DCH small retransmission
state. When this switch is turned on, the RNC chooses
between "EdchAltTarLittleRetransNum" and
"EdchTargetLittleRetransNum" as the target
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measurement. When this switch is turned off, the

target retransmission number is always
"EdchTargetLittleRetransNum".
15. PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH:
Whether to support the optimized algorithm for Outer
Loop Power Control (OLPC). When this switch is
turned on, the optimized OLPC algorithm is
supported. SIRtarget is adjusted in an optimized
manner when interference bursts out, UE transmit
power is limited, OLPC is being set up, modified, or
restarted. When this switch is turned off, the
optimized OLPC algorithm is not supported.
16.
PC_HSUPA_LITRETNUM_INIT_SEL_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on, the number of the
initial target retransmission attempts for UEs in the E-
DCH little retransmission state equals the value of
"EdchAltTarLittleRetransNum" or
"EdchTargetLittleRetransNum", whichever is
larger.When this switch is turned off, the number of
the initial target retransmission attempts for such UEs
equals the value of "EdchTargetLittleRetransNum".
17.
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CELLLOAD_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on, the load-based
value of "CQIFBckBaseCellLoad" in the "SET
UHSDPCCH" command when uplink load in the cell
is heavy and PS BE services are carried over the
HSDPA. When this switch is turned off, the load-
take effect.
18.
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_COVERAGE_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on, the coverage-based
value of "CQIFBckBaseCoverage" in the "SET
UHSDPCCH" command when the UE moves to the
cell edge, and PS BE services are carried over the
HSDPA. When this switch is turned off, the coverage-
take effect.
19.
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CS_PLUS_PS_SWITCH:
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specific algorithm for the CQI feedback period takes

effect. In this situation, the CQI feedback period is
equal to the value of "CQIFBckBaseCsCombServ" in
the "SET UHSDPCCH" command when the UE is
processing combined CS and PS services. In addition,
CS services (conversational class) and PS services are
carried over the DCH and HSDPA, respectively. When
this switch is turned off, the combined-service-
specific algorithm for the CQI feedback period does
not take effect.
20.
: When this switch is turned on, the load-based target
BLER selection algorithm takes effect. In this
situation, the target BLER of the DCH is equal to the
value of "BlerTargetBaseCellLoad" in the "SET
UOLPC" command if the uplink cell load is heavy
and only PS BE services are carried over the DCH.
When this switch is turned off, the load-based target
BLER selection algorithm does not take effect. When
this switch is turned on, it is good practice to select
PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH to
maximize the improvement of this algorithm, that is,
to minimize the uplink load of the cell to increase cell
capacity. For CEUs, selecting the two options
decreases the service drop rate and improves user
experience.
21.
PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_INIT_SEL_SWITCH:
When this switch is turned on, the RNC sets the power
offset between the E-DPDCH and DPCCH to the
value of "HarqPOLitRetrLRate" in the "ADD
UTYPRABHSUPAPC" command after a UE is
transited from a state to the CELL_DCH state. The
function controlled by this switch also takes effect
during an RAB setup process. When this switch is
turned off, the power offset is determined by the
algorithm controlled by the
TCH. If the
TCH is turned off, the power offset is 0.
22. PC_PILOT_PO_OPTI_SWITCH: Sets small pilot
power offset and small number of bits for pilot bits in
case of downlink cell non-HSPA power congestions to
decrease power congestions. When this switch is
turned on and the downlink non-HSPA power
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by "LoadStateForPilotPwrAdj"("SET UFRC"/"ADD
UCELLFRC") or higher, "NonCsOptiPilotPo"("SET
UFRC") or "CsOptiPilotPo"("SET UFRC") specifies
the pilot power offset on the DPCH. When the
spreading factor (SF) is 256,
"DlDpchSf256OptiPilotBit"("SET UFRC") specifies
the number for bits of pilot bits on the DPCH. If either
of the following conditions is met, "PilotPo"("SET
UFRC") specifies the pilot power offset on the DPCH,
and "DlDpchSf256PilotBit"("SET UFRC") specifies
the number for bits of pilot bits on the DPCH when
the SF is 256. (1)This switch is turned off. (2)This
switch is turned on but the downlink non-HSPA power
resources of the cell are in a lower congestion state
than the state specified by "LoadStateForPilotP-
wrAdj"("SET UFRC"/"ADD UCELLFRC").
23. PC_HSUPA_LOWRATE_FLEXPC_SWITCH:
Switch controlling the flexible power control for
uplink low data rate transmission algorithm. When
this switch is turned on, this algorithm is activated.
When this switch is turned off, this algorithm is not
activated.
24.
H: Switch controlling the flexible power control for
uplink low data rate transmission algorithm for
combined services. When this switch is turned on, this
algorithm is activated for combined services. When
this switch is turned off, this algorithm is not activated
for combined services.
25.
TCH: Time at which the FP control frame that carries
the "Multiple RL Sets Indicator" is delivered. When
this switch is set to ON, the RNC delivers the FP
control frame that carries the "Multiple RL Sets
Indicator" to the NodeB in any of the following
scenarios: A handover is complete, the UE initially
enters the CELL_DCH state, or the RNC sends an
Active Set Update message during a single-to-
multiple RLS switch. When this switch is set to OFF,
the RNC delivers the FP control frame that carries the
"Multiple RL Sets Indicator" to the NodeB only after
a handover.
26.
WITCH: Whether the function of correcting the E-

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RGCH 3-index-step and E-RGCH 2-index-step

thresholds takes effect when the power offset of the
HSUPA data channel is adaptively adjusted. When
this switch is turned on and the power offset of the
RABINDEX
[UTYPRABHSUPAPC:ERgch3IndStpThs]) plus
[UTYPRABHSUPAPC:HarqPOLitRetrLRate]. When
this switch is turned off and the power offset of the
RABINDEX
[UTYPRABHSUPAPC:ERgch3IndStpThs]).
27.
H: Whether the RNC forbids OLPC optimization
algorithm on UEs performing CS services. When this
switch is turned on, the RNC forbids the OLPC
optimization algorithm on UEs performing CS
services. When this switch is turned off, the RNC does
not forbid the OLPC optimization algorithm on UEs
performing CS services.
GUI Value Range:
H,
PC_OLPC_SWITCH,
H,
TCH,
CH, PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH,

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, PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_INIT_SEL_SWITCH,
H,
TCH,
WITCH,
H
Unit: None
Actual Value Range:
H,
TCH,
H,
PC_OLPC_SWITCH,
CH,
PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH,
,
PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_INIT_SEL_SWITCH,

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H,
TCH,
WITCH,
H
Default Value:
H:0,
PC_DL_INNER_LOOP_PC_ACTIVE_SWITCH:1,
PC_DOWNLINK_POWER_BALANCE_SWITCH:1,
PC_EFACH_ECN0_DYN_ADJ_SWITCH:0,
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH:1,
PC_HSUPA_COVER_EN_AT_POLIMIT_SWITCH:
0,
TCH:0,
H:0,
0, PC_OLPC_SWITCH:1,
1, PC_SIG_DCH_OLPC_SWITCH:0,
PC_UL_SIRERR_HIGH_REL_UE_SWITCH:0,
CH:0,
PC_OLPC_FASTDOWN_OPTIMIZE_SWITCH:0,
PC_HSUPA_LITRETNUM_INIT_SEL_SWITCH:0,
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CELLLOAD_SWITCH:0,
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_COVERAGE_SWITCH:0,
PC_CQI_CYCLE_BASE_CS_PLUS_PS_SWITCH:0,
:0,
PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_INIT_SEL_SWITCH:0,
PC_PILOT_PO_OPTI_SWITCH:0,
PC_HSUPA_LOWRATE_FLEXPC_SWITCH:0,
H:0,
TCH:1,
WITCH:1,

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H:0

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MrRprt BSC690 SET WRFD- Adaptiv Meaning:

CfgSwit 0 UMRCT 181105 e Soft Whether to collect different types of measurement
ch RL Handov reports or measurement control.
er
Optimiz 1.MR_PRD_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_1:
ation in Whether the RNC is allowed to collect intra-frequency
Multi- periodical measurement reports.
Sector 1:When this switch is set to ON, the RNC is allowed
to collect intra-frequency periodical measurement
reports.
0:When this switch is set to OFF, the RNC is not
allowed to collect intra-frequency periodical
measurement reports.
2.MR_EVT_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_2:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect intra-frequency
event measurement reports.
1:When this switch is set to ON, the RNC is allowed
to collect intra-frequency event measurement reports.
allowed to collect intra-frequency event measurement
reports.
3.MR_PRD_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_3:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect inter-frequency
periodical measurement reports.
to collect inter-frequency periodical measurement
reports.
allowed to collect inter-frequency periodical
4.MR_EVT_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_4:
to collect inter-frequency event measurement reports.
allowed to collect inter-frequency event measurement
reports.
5.MR_PRD_INTER_RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_5:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect inter-rat
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allowed to collect inter-rat periodical measurement
reports.
6.MR_EVT_INTER_RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_6:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect inter-rat event
to collect inter-rat event measurement reports.
allowed to collect inter-rat event measurement reports.
7.MR_DL_BLER_MEAS_SWITCH_7: Whether the
RNC is allowed to collect DL BLER measurement
reports.
to collect DL BLER measurement reports.
allowed to collect DL BLER measurement reports.
8.MR_UE_TX_POWER_MEAS_SWITCH_8:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect UE TX power
to collect UE TX power measurement reports.
allowed to collect UE TX power measurement reports.
9.MR_UL_SIR_MEAS_SWITCH_9: Whether the
RNC is allowed to collect UL SIR measurement
reports.
to collect UL SIR measurement reports.
allowed to collect UL SIR measurement reports.
10.MR_LCS_MEAS_SWITCH_10: Whether the
RNC is allowed to collect LCS measurement reports.
to collect LCS measurement reports.
allowed to collect LCS measurement reports.
11.MR_RACH_MEAS_SWITCH_11: Whether the
RNC is allowed to collect RACH measurement
reports.
to collect RACH measurement reports.

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allowed to collect RACH measurement reports.
12.MR_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH_12:
measurement control message.
to collect inter-frequency measurement control
message.
allowed to collect inter-frequency measurement
control message.
13.MR_INTER_RAT_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH_13:
to collect inter-rat measurement control message.
allowed to collect inter-rat measurement control
message.
14.MR_PROPAGATION_DELAY_SWITCH:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect propgation
delay measurement reports.
to collect propgation delay measurement reports.
allowed to collect propgation delay measurement
reports.
15.MR_PRD_LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_14: Whether
the RNC is allowed to collect LTE periodical
to collect LTE periodical measurement reports.
allowed to collect LTE periodical measurement
reports.
16.MR_EVT_LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_15: Whether
the RNC is allowed to collect LTE event measurement
reports.
to collect LTE event measurement reports.
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17.MR_MULTI_RRU_ATN_ENERGY_MEAS_SWI
TCH: Whether the RNC is allowed to collect multi-
RRU antennas energy information.
to collect multi-RRU antennas energy information.
allowed to collect multi-RRU antennas energy
information.
18.MR_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH:
to collect intra-frequency measurement control
message.
allowed to collect intra-frequency measurement
control message.
The propgation delay measurement report, multi-RRU
antenna energy report, and intra-frequency
measurement control message are exported to the
SAU in MR event blocks of PCHR logs, and other
reports can be exported to the OMU to generate MR
log files or to the SAU in MR event blocks of PCHR
logs.
This parameter is an advanced parameter. To modify
this parameter, contact Huawei Customer Service
Center for technical support.
GUI Value Range:
MR_PRD_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_1,
MR_EVT_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_2,
MR_PRD_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_3,
MR_EVT_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_4,
MR_PRD_INTER_RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_5,
MR_EVT_INTER_RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_6,
MR_DL_BLER_MEAS_SWITCH_7,
MR_UE_TX_POWER_MEAS_SWITCH_8,
MR_UL_SIR_MEAS_SWITCH_9,
MR_LCS_MEAS_SWITCH_10,
MR_RACH_MEAS_SWITCH_11,
MR_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH_12,
MR_INTER_RAT_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH_13,
MR_PROPAGATION_DELAY_SWITCH,
MR_PRD_LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_14,
MR_EVT_LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_15,
MR_MULTI_RRU_ATN_ENERGY_MEAS_SWITC
H, MR_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH

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Unit: None
Actual Value Range:
Default Value:
MR_PRD_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_1:0,MR
_EVT_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_2:0,MR_P
RD_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_3:0,MR_EVT
_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_4:0,MR_PRD_IN
TER_RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_5:0,MR_EVT_INTER_
RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_6:0,MR_DL_BLER_MEAS_
SWITCH_7:0,MR_UE_TX_POWER_MEAS_SWIT
CH_8:0,MR_UL_SIR_MEAS_SWITCH_9:0,MR_LC
S_MEAS_SWITCH_10:0,MR_RACH_MEAS_SWIT
CH_11:0,MR_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITC
H_12:0,MR_INTER_RAT_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH_
13:0,MR_PROPAGATION_DELAY_SWITCH:
0,MR_PRD_LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_14:0,MR_EVT_
LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_15:0,MR_MULTI_RRU_AT
N_ENERGY_MEAS_SWITCH:
0,MR_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH:0

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MrRprt BSC691 SET WRFD- Adaptiv Meaning:

CfgSwit 0 UMRCT 181105 e Soft Whether to collect different types of measurement
ch RL Handov reports or measurement control.
er
Optimiz 1.MR_PRD_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_1:
ation in Whether the RNC is allowed to collect intra-frequency
Multi- periodical measurement reports.
Sector 1:When this switch is set to ON, the RNC is allowed
to collect intra-frequency periodical measurement
reports.
allowed to collect intra-frequency periodical
2.MR_EVT_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_2:
to collect intra-frequency event measurement reports.
allowed to collect intra-frequency event measurement
reports.
3.MR_PRD_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_3:
to collect inter-frequency periodical measurement
reports.
allowed to collect inter-frequency periodical
4.MR_EVT_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_4:
to collect inter-frequency event measurement reports.
allowed to collect inter-frequency event measurement
reports.
5.MR_PRD_INTER_RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_5:
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allowed to collect inter-rat periodical measurement
reports.
6.MR_EVT_INTER_RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_6:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect inter-rat event
to collect inter-rat event measurement reports.
allowed to collect inter-rat event measurement reports.
7.MR_DL_BLER_MEAS_SWITCH_7: Whether the
RNC is allowed to collect DL BLER measurement
reports.
to collect DL BLER measurement reports.
allowed to collect DL BLER measurement reports.
8.MR_UE_TX_POWER_MEAS_SWITCH_8:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect UE TX power
to collect UE TX power measurement reports.
allowed to collect UE TX power measurement reports.
9.MR_UL_SIR_MEAS_SWITCH_9: Whether the
RNC is allowed to collect UL SIR measurement
reports.
to collect UL SIR measurement reports.
allowed to collect UL SIR measurement reports.
10.MR_LCS_MEAS_SWITCH_10: Whether the
RNC is allowed to collect LCS measurement reports.
to collect LCS measurement reports.
allowed to collect LCS measurement reports.
11.MR_RACH_MEAS_SWITCH_11: Whether the
RNC is allowed to collect RACH measurement
reports.
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allowed to collect RACH measurement reports.
12.MR_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH_12:
to collect inter-frequency measurement control
message.
allowed to collect inter-frequency measurement
control message.
13.MR_INTER_RAT_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH_13:
to collect inter-rat measurement control message.
allowed to collect inter-rat measurement control
message.
14.MR_PROPAGATION_DELAY_SWITCH:
Whether the RNC is allowed to collect propgation
delay measurement reports.
to collect propgation delay measurement reports.
allowed to collect propgation delay measurement
reports.
15.MR_PRD_LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_14: Whether
the RNC is allowed to collect LTE periodical
to collect LTE periodical measurement reports.
allowed to collect LTE periodical measurement
reports.
16.MR_EVT_LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_15: Whether
the RNC is allowed to collect LTE event measurement
reports.
to collect LTE event measurement reports.
allowed to collect LTE event measurement reports.

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nd
17.MR_MULTI_RRU_ATN_ENERGY_MEAS_SWI
TCH: Whether the RNC is allowed to collect multi-
RRU antennas energy information.
to collect multi-RRU antennas energy information.
allowed to collect multi-RRU antennas energy
information.
18.MR_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH:
to collect intra-frequency measurement control
message.
allowed to collect intra-frequency measurement
control message.
The propgation delay measurement report, multi-RRU
antenna energy report, and intra-frequency
measurement control message are exported to the
SAU in MR event blocks of PCHR logs, and other
reports can be exported to the OMU to generate MR
log files or to the SAU in MR event blocks of PCHR
logs.
This parameter is an advanced parameter. To modify
this parameter, contact Huawei Customer Service
Center for technical support.
GUI Value Range:

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nd
Unit: None
Actual Value Range:
Default Value:
MR_PRD_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_1:0,MR
_EVT_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_2:0,MR_P
RD_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_3:0,MR_EVT
_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_SWITCH_4:0,MR_PRD_IN
TER_RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_5:0,MR_EVT_INTER_
RAT_MEAS_SWITCH_6:0,MR_DL_BLER_MEAS_
SWITCH_7:0,MR_UE_TX_POWER_MEAS_SWIT
CH_8:0,MR_UL_SIR_MEAS_SWITCH_9:0,MR_LC
S_MEAS_SWITCH_10:0,MR_RACH_MEAS_SWIT
CH_11:0,MR_INTER_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITC
H_12:0,MR_INTER_RAT_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH_
13:0,MR_PROPAGATION_DELAY_SWITCH:
0,MR_PRD_LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_14:0,MR_EVT_
LTE_MEAS_SWITCH_15:0,MR_MULTI_RRU_AT
N_ENERGY_MEAS_SWITCH:
0,MR_INTRA_FREQ_MEAS_CTRL_SWITCH:0

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nd
RXFRE BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates whether to enable the receive
QBAND 0, RRU frequency band mutual aid function on an RF module.
MUTU BTS390 MOD When this switch is set to off, the RF module can
ALSW 0 RRU receive signals from a single frequency band. When
WCDM this switch is set to on, the RF module can receive
A, LST signals from multiple frequency bands.
BTS390 RRU
GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
0 LTE,
BTS590 Unit: None
0, Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
BTS590 Default Value: OFF(OFF)
0
WCDM
A,
BTS590
0 LTE
SECTO BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the number of sector equipment
REQMI 0, ULOCE used for the local cell.
D BTS390 LLSEC GUI Value Range: 0~65535
0 TOREQ
WCDM M Unit: None
A, MOD Actual Value Range: 0~65535
BTS590 ULOCE Default Value: None
0, LLSEC
BTS590 TOREQ
0 M
WCDM
A RMV
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M
DSP
ULOCE
LL
LST
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M

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nd
ULOCE BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the Local Cell ID.
LLID 0, ULOCE GUI Value Range: 0~268435455
BTS390 LLSEC
0 TOREQ Unit: None
WCDM M Actual Value Range: 0~268435455
A, LST Default Value: None
BTS590 ULOCE
0, LLSEC
BTS590 TOREQ
0 M
WCDM
A MOD
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M
RMV
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M

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Parameter Description 8 Counters
8 Counters
Table 8-1 Counters

Counter ID Counter Counter NE Feature ID Feature Name
Name Description
50331850 VS.HSUPA.Loa Number of Cell NodeB Multi-mode: HSUPA

dOutput.0 Ul Load None Introduction
Between 0db to GSM: None Package
0.5db CPC-
UMTS:
WRFD-010612 DTX/DRX
WRFD-010686 Control
Channel
WRFD-010210 Parallel
WRFD-140202 Interference
WRFD-150206 Cancellation
(CCPIC)
WRFD-160213
Control
WRFD-160201 Channel
Cancellation
WRFD-010712
(Phase 2)
WRFD-160202
Turbo IC
WRFD-151201
Turbo IC Phase
WRFD-191209 2
LTE: None Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 3)
Coverage
Expansion
Under
Interference

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Name Description
DC-HSUPA
Adaptive
Configuration
of Traffic
Channel Power
offset for
HSUPA
Flexible Power
Control for
Uplink Low
Data Rate
Transmission
Adaptive
RACH
GU@5 MHz
Phase 1

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Name Description
50331875 VS.HSUPA.Loa Number of Cell NodeB Multi-mode: HSUPA

dOutput.25 Ul Load above None Introduction
30db GSM: None Package
UMTS: CPC-
WRFD-010612 DTX/DRX
WRFD-010686 Control
Channel
WRFD-150206 Cancellation
(CCPIC)
WRFD-160213
Control
WRFD-160201 Channel
Cancellation
WRFD-010712
(Phase 2)
WRFD-160202
Turbo IC
WRFD-151201
Turbo IC Phase
WRFD-191209 2
LTE: None Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 3)
Coverage
Expansion
Under
Interference
DC-HSUPA
Adaptive
Configuration
of Traffic
Channel Power
offset for
HSUPA
Flexible Power
Control for
Uplink Low
Data Rate
Transmission
Adaptive
RACH
GU@5 MHz
Phase 1

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Name Description
50332548 VS.ULCE.Mea Average NodeB Multi-mode: RAN Sharing

n.Dedicated Dedicated None Introduction
Uplink CE GSM: None Package
UMTS: Coverage
WRFD-021304 Expansion
Under
WRFD-190103 Voice Coverage
WRFD-190210 Improvement
LTE: None by Advanced
Demodulation
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50332550 VS.ULCE.Mea Average Shared NodeB Multi-mode: RAN Sharing

n.Shared Uplink CE None Introduction
GSM: None Package
UMTS: Coverage
Under
Demodulation
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50332555 VS.LC.ULMea Average number NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

n.LicenseGroup of uplink CEs None Control
consumed by an GSM: None Coverage
operator Expansion
UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
WRFD-190210 by Advanced
LTE: None Demodulation
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

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Name Description
50332561 VS.LC.ULMea Average number NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

n.LicenseGroup of UL CEs None Control
.Shared consumed in a GSM: None Coverage
shared group Expansion
UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50332563 VS.HSUPA.LC. Average number NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

ULMean.Licens of uplink CEs None Control
eGroup consumed by GSM: None Coverage
HSUPA Expansion
services of an UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
operator Interference
WRFD-171212
4-Way Receive
WRFD-190210 Diversity by
LTE: None Inter-Band
Assistance
50332564 VS.HSUPA.LC. Average number NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

ULMean.Licens of shared uplink None Control
eGroup.Shared CEs consumed GSM: None Coverage
by HSUPA Expansion
services of a UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
shared group Interference
WRFD-171212
4-Way Receive
Assistance

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Name Description
50332574 VS.CE.ULMea Mean Number NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

n.UlGroup of Uplink CEs None Control
Consumed by GSM: None Coverage
All Cells in an Expansion
Uplink UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Resource Group Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50332586 VS.CE.ULMea Mean Number NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

n.Board of Uplink CEs None Control
Consumed by a GSM: None Coverage
Baseband Board Expansion
UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50332593 VS.LC.ULCredi Average number NodeB Multi-mode: MOCN

tUsed.Mean.Sha of uplink CEs None Introduction
redOperator consumed by GSM: None Package
each operator in Coverage
an MOCN UMTS:
network Under
Demodulation
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50332632 VS.Assistance4 Average NodeB Multi-mode: 4-Way Receive

Rx.UserNum Number of None Diversity by
Users Enabled GSM: None Inter-Band
with 4-Way Assistance
Receive UMTS:
Diversity by WRFD-190210
Inter-Band LTE: None
Assistance in a
Cell
50341898 VS.HSUPA.UP Ratio of SIs NodeB Multi-mode: HSUPA Power

HLmtRatio.SI That Are None Control
Reported by GSM: None
HSUPA Users
and Meet Power UMTS:
Limit WRFD-010612
Conditions in a 03
Cell LTE: None
50342548 VS.ULCE.Max. Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: RAN Sharing

Dedicated Dedicated None Introduction
Uplink CE GSM: None Package
UMTS: Coverage
Under
Demodulation
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

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Name Description
50342550 VS.ULCE.Max. Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: RAN Sharing

Shared Shared Uplink None Introduction
CE GSM: None Package
UMTS: Coverage
Under
Demodulation
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50342555 VS.LC.ULMax. Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

LicenseGroup number of None Control
uplink CEs GSM: None Coverage
consumed by an Expansion
operator UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50342561 VS.LC.ULMax. Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

LicenseGroup.S number of UL None Control
hared CEs consumed GSM: None Coverage
in a shared Expansion
group UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342563 VS.HSUPA.LC. Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

ULMax.License number of None Control
Group uplink CEs GSM: None Coverage
consumed by Expansion
HSUPA UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
services of an Interference
operator WRFD-171212
4-Way Receive
Assistance
50342564 VS.HSUPA.LC. Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

ULMax.License number of None Control
Group.Shared shared uplink GSM: None Coverage
CEs consumed Expansion
by HSUPA UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
services of a Interference
shared group WRFD-171212
4-Way Receive
Assistance
50342568 VS.LC.ULMin. Minimum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

LicenseGroup.S Number of UL None Control
hared CEs consumed GSM: None Coverage
in a shared Expansion
group UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50342569 VS.HSUPA.LC. Minimum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

ULMin.License Number of None Control
Group.Shared Shared uplink GSM: None Coverage
CEs Consumed Expansion
by HSUPA UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Services of a Interference
shared group WRFD-171212
4-Way Receive
Assistance

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Name Description
50342571 VS.LC.ULMin. Minimum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

LicenseGroup number of None Control
uplink CEs GSM: None Coverage
consumed by an Expansion
operator UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50342572 VS.HSUPA.LC. Minimum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

ULMin.License number of None Control
Group uplink CEs GSM: None Coverage
consumed by Expansion
HSUPA UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
services of an Interference
operator WRFD-171212
4-Way Receive
Assistance
50342574 VS.CE.ULMin. Minimum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

UlGroup Number of None Control
Uplink CEs GSM: None Coverage
Consumed by Expansion
All Cells in an UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Uplink Interference
Resource Group WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342575 VS.CE.ULMax. Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

UlGroup Number of None Control
Consumed by Expansion
All Cells in an UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Uplink Interference
Resource Group WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50342586 VS.CE.ULMin. Minimum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

Board Number of None Control
Consumed by a Expansion
Baseband Board UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
50342587 VS.CE.ULMax. Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Admission

Board Number of None Control
Consumed by a Expansion
Baseband Board UMTS:
WRFD-020101 Under
Interference
WRFD-171212
Voice Coverage
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342612 VS.ULCoMP.U Average NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

LCE.Mean.Shar Number of UL None (Joint
ed CEs in a Shared GSM: None Reception)
Group HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
WRFD-151205 CoMP (Joint
UL Reception)
Coordinating WRFD-151206
Links in a Cell Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
WRFD-171212 Reception)
WRFD-140202 Based on
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
WRFD-170201 Coverage
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342613 VS.ULCoMP.U Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

LCE.Max.Share Number of UL None (Joint
d CEs in a Shared GSM: None Reception)
Group HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
UL Reception)
Links in a Cell Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342615 VS.ULCoMP.U Average NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

LCE.Mean.Dedi Number of UL None (Joint
cated CEs in a GSM: None Reception)
Dedicated HetNet Uplink
Group UMTS:
Consumed by Reception)
UL WRFD-151206
Coordinating Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Links in a Cell
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342616 VS.ULCoMP.U Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

LCE.Max.Dedic Number of UL None (Joint
ated CEs in a GSM: None Reception)
Dedicated HetNet Uplink
Group UMTS:
Consumed by Reception)
UL WRFD-151206
Coordinating Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Links in a Cell
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342618 VS.ULCoMP.L Average NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

C.ULMean.Lice Number of UL None (Joint
nseGroup CEs Configured GSM: None Reception)
for an Operator HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
UL Reception)
Links Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342619 VS.ULCoMP.L Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

C.ULMax.Licen Number of UL None (Joint
seGroup CEs Configured GSM: None Reception)
Consumed by UMTS:
UL Reception)
Links Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342621 VS.ULCoMP.L Average NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

C.ULMean.Lice Number of UL None (Joint
nseGroup.Share CEs Configured GSM: None Reception)
d for an Operator HetNet Uplink
in a Shared UMTS:
Group Reception)
Consumed by WRFD-151206
UL Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinating
Links WRFD-171212 Reception)
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342622 VS.ULCoMP.L Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

C.ULMax.Licen Number of UL None (Joint
seGroup.Shared CEs Configured GSM: None Reception)
in a Shared UMTS:
Group Reception)
Consumed by WRFD-151206
UL Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinating
Links WRFD-171212 Reception)
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342624 VS.ULCoMP.H Average NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

SUPA.LC.ULM Number of UL None (Joint
ean.LicenseGro CEs Configured GSM: None Reception)
up for an Operator HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
UL Reception)
Links Carrying Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
HSUPA
Services WRFD-171212 Reception)
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342625 VS.ULCoMP.H Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

ax.LicenseGrou CEs Configured GSM: None Reception)
p for an Operator HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
UL Reception)
WRFD-151207 (Joint
HSUPA
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342627 VS.ULCoMP.H Average NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

ean.LicenseGro CEs in a Shared GSM: None Reception)
up.Shared Group HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
UL Reception)
WRFD-151207 (Joint
HSUPA
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342628 VS.ULCoMP.H Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

ax.LicenseGrou CEs in a Shared GSM: None Reception)
p.Shared Group HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
UL Reception)
WRFD-151207 (Joint
HSUPA
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
LTE: None Under
Interference
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342632 VS.ULCoMP.C Average NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

E.ULMean.Boa Number of UL None (Joint
rd CEs Consumed GSM: None Reception)
by UL HetNet Uplink
Coordinating UMTS:
Links on the Reception)
Baseband Board WRFD-151206
Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
WRFD-190210 Under
Interference
LTE: None
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
Coverage
Expansion
Under
Interference
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342633 VS.ULCoMP.C Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

E.ULMax.Boar Number of UL None (Joint
d CEs Consumed GSM: None Reception)
by UL HetNet Uplink
Coordinating UMTS:
Links on the Reception)
Baseband Board WRFD-151206
Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
WRFD-190210 Under
Interference
LTE: None
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
Coverage
Expansion
Under
Interference
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342635 VS.ULCoMP.C Average NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

E.ULMean.UlG Number of UL None (Joint
roup CEs in a UL GSM: None Reception)
Resource Group HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
Coordinating Reception)
Links for All WRFD-151206
Cells Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
WRFD-190210 Under
Interference
LTE: None
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
Coverage
Expansion
Under
Interference
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
50342636 VS.ULCoMP.C Maximum NodeB Multi-mode: Uplink CoMP

E.ULMax.UlGr Number of UL None (Joint
oup CEs in a UL GSM: None Reception)
Resource Group HetNet Uplink
Consumed by UMTS:
Coordinating Reception)
Links for All WRFD-151206
Cells Uplink CoMP
WRFD-151207 (Joint
Coordinated
WRFD-180201 BBU
WRFD-190210 Under
Interference
LTE: None
Control
Channel
Parallel
Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
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SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
Coverage
Expansion
Under
Interference
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
67184014 VS.PS.Bkg.UL. UL Traffic BSC6900 WRFD-010504 Background

8.Traffic Volume of 8 QoS Class
Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell
67184022 VS.PS.Int.UL. UL Traffic BSC6900 WRFD-010503 Interactive QoS

8.Traffic Volume of 8 Class
Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell
67184030 VS.PS.Str.UL. UL Traffic BSC6900 WRFD-010502 Streaming QoS

Kbit/s PS
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Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS
Streaming
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS
Streaming
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS
Streaming
Services for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

Kbit/s PS
Streaming
Services for
Cell

Kbit/s PS
Streaming
Services for
Cell
67192486 VS.HSUPA.Me Number of BSC6900 WRFD-010612 HSUPA

anChThroughpu Total Bytes Introduction
t.TotalBytes Received in Package
Uplink of
HSUPA MAC-d
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67192486 VS.HSUPA.Me Number of BSC6910 WRFD-010612 HSUPA

anChThroughpu Total Bytes Introduction
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Kbit/s PS
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Services for
Cell
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Totally Measurement
Received
Bandwidth for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
67199617 VS.MeanRTWP Mean Power of BSC6910 WRFD-020102 Load

Totally Measurement
Received
Bandwidth for
Cell
67203932 VS.HSUPA.Me Mean Uplink BSC6900 WRFD-010612 HSUPA

anChThroughpu Throughput of Introduction
t single HSUPA Package
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67203932 VS.HSUPA.Me Mean Uplink BSC6910 WRFD-010612 HSUPA

anChThroughpu Throughput of Introduction
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for Cell
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Es in CELL_DCH Connected
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Es in CELL_DCH Connected
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DCH, CELL-
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Indicated in a Radio Access
Periodic Bearer
Measurement Establishment
Report and Release
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Measurement
Report
Collecting
Function Falls
into Range 0 for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

Periodic Bearer
Report and Release
Required by the
Measurement
Report
Collecting
Function Falls
into Range 0 for
Cell

Periodic Bearer
Report and Release
Required by the
Measurement
Report
Collecting
Function Falls
into Range 2 for
Cell

Periodic Bearer
Report and Release
Required by the
Measurement
Report
Collecting
Function Falls
into Range 2 for
Cell

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

Periodic Bearer
Report and Release
Required by the
Measurement
Report
Collecting
Function Falls
into Range 13
for Cell

Periodic Bearer
Report and Release
Required by the
Measurement
Report
Collecting
Function Falls
into Range 13
for Cell
73431222 VS.LCG.Coordi Maximum BSC6900 WRFD-140202 Control

natingRL.ULCr Credit Usage of WRFD-180201 Channel
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Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
73431222 VS.LCG.Coordi Maximum BSC6910 WRFD-140202 Control

natingRL.ULCr Credit Usage of WRFD-180201 Channel
editUsage.Max Uplink Parallel
Coordinating WRFD-170201 Interference
RLs in LCG for WRFD-190210 Cancellation
Cell (Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
73431226 VS.NodeB.Coor Maximum BSC6900 WRFD-140202 Control

dinatingRL.UL NodeB Credit WRFD-180201 Channel
CreditUsed.Ma Resources Parallel
x.PLMN Consumed by WRFD-170201 Interference
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Coverage for
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Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

x.PLMN Consumed by WRFD-170201 Interference
RLs of an Improved
Operator Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

x Consumed by WRFD-170201 Interference
RLs Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

x Consumed by WRFD-170201 Interference
RLs Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
73447330 VS.LCG.Coordi Average Credit BSC6900 WRFD-140202 Control

natingRL.ULCr Usage of Uplink WRFD-180201 Channel
editUsage.Mean Coordinating Parallel
RLs in LCG for WRFD-170201 Interference
Cell WRFD-190210 Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description
73447330 VS.LCG.Coordi Average Credit BSC6910 WRFD-140202 Control

natingRL.ULCr Usage of Uplink WRFD-180201 Channel
editUsage.Mean Coordinating Parallel
RLs in LCG for WRFD-170201 Interference
Cell WRFD-190210 Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance
73447332 VS.NodeB.Coor Average NodeB BSC6900 WRFD-140202 Control

dinatingRL.UL Credit WRFD-180201 Channel
CreditUsed.Mea Resources Parallel
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RLs of an Improved
Operator Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

n.PLMN Consumed by WRFD-170201 Interference
RLs of an Improved
Operator Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

n Consumed by WRFD-170201 Interference
RLs Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN

Name Description

n Consumed by WRFD-170201 Interference
RLs Improved
Uplink
Coverage for
SRB over DCH
Seamless
Crystal Voice
4-Way Receive
Diversity by
Inter-Band
Assistance

WCDMA RAN
Parameter Description 9 Glossary
9 Glossary
For the acronyms, abbreviations, terms, and definitions, see Glossary.

WCDMA RAN
Parameter Description 10 Reference Documents
10 Reference Documents
1. Synchronization Feature Parameter Description

2. CPRI MUX Feature Parameter Description
3. RF Unit and Topology Management Feature Parameter Description
4. License Management Feature Parameter Description
5. AAU3911 Hardware Description
6. RAN KPI Reference


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1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

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6.3.5.3 MML Command Examples.................................................................................................................................... 23

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1 About This Document

This document applies to the following NE types.

RNC BSC6900 and BSC6910

NodeB Macro 3900 series macro base stations: BTS3900, BTS3900A,

Micro Not supported

LampSite Not supported

1.2 Intended Audience

1.3 Change History

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Change Type Change Description Parameter

Feature change Added the following description: The None

Editorial change None None

Change Type Change Description Parameter

Feature change None None

Editorial change Added the mutually exclusive features of this None

RAN19.1 Draft A (2016-12-30)

1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

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WRFD-1 4-Way NA NA Yes No No

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3.2 Common Coverage Scenarios of Inter-Band Assistance

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3.3 Configuration Management for the Assistance Sector

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For Co-MPT Multimode Base Stations

For Separate-MPT Multimode Base Stations

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3.4 Assistance RL Management

Figure 3-3 Assistance RL setup process

The assistance RL setup process is described as follows:

1. The RNC instructs the NodeB to establish an RL.

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– The RL is not set up over the Iur interface.

l To prevent unnecessary asymmetric coverage caused by inconsistent coverage areas between

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Mutually Exclusive Features

WRFD-021350 Independent Demodulation of Mutually exclusive application

WRFD-141202 Independent Demodulation of Mutually exclusive application

WRFD-010205 Cell Digital Combination and Split Mutually exclusive application

WRFD-010209 4-Antenna Receive Diversity Mutually exclusive application

WRFD-151210 Inter-Dependence of BBU Uplink Mutually exclusive application

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WRFD-181219 Adaptive Interference Rejection When both 4-Way Receive

WRFD-140225 Narrowband Interference When both 4-Way Receive

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6.1 When to Use 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band

MR_UE_TX_POWER_MEAS_SWITCH_8 under the MrRprtCfgSwitch (BSC6900, BSC6910)

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