Training Document - WRAN13.0 - HSPA - Enhanced Uplink For CELL - FACH Feature Description-20110212-A-1.0

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BSC6900 V900R013 Enhanced

Uplink for CELL_FACH Feature
Description
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About This Course
This course is based on V900R013. Before learning this
course, you should have learned the following courses of
V900R012:
V900R012
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Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
List the counters of the enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH feature.
Explain the design and implementation method of the enhanced uplink

for CELL_FACH feature.
Configure and verify the enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH feature.
Understand the impacts on the system (counters) and precautions

after the enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH feature is enabled.
Contents
1. Purpose and Application Scenarios of the Enhanced Uplink
for CELL_FACH Feature
2. Design and Implementation Method of the Enhanced Uplink
3. Hardware and Data Planning of the Enhanced Uplink for
CELL_FACH Feature
4. Configuration and Commissioning of the Enhanced Uplink
for CELL_FACH Feature (Important)
5. References of the Enhanced Uplink for CELL_FACH Feature
Purpose
The advantages of the EFACH are restricted by the uplink
RACH.
The RACH can transmit only a small volume of data, and the
uplink rate is limited.
If there is a large volume of uplink data to be transmitted, the data must
be handed over to the DCH. This causes the transmission delay to
increase.
Gains of the ERACH feature

A higher uplink rate can be attained.
The delay in the user plane and control plane in the IDLE, CELL_FACH,
CELL_PCH, and URA_PCH states can be shortened.
Contents
CELL_FACH Feature
Design and Implementation Method
Gains are achieved in the following scenarios:
In the scenario where the RACH coverage is not limited, the peak rate
and quality of service (QoS) of the uplink E-RACH are higher than
those of the RACH.
In the scenario where the RACH coverage is limited, the E-RACH can
be used as a supplement to the RACH to improve the uplink coverage.
This function depends on the following features:

Enhanced uplink and downlink for L2
EFACH
HSUPA
Contents
CELL_FACH Feature
Networking, Hardware, and Software
Planning
Involved network element (NE): RNC and NodeB
Networking requirements
None.
Hardware requirements
To enable the BTS3812E/BTS3812AE to support enhanced uplink for
CELL_FACH, you need to configure the EULP, EULPd, EBBI, and EBOI.
To enable the DBS3800 to support enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH, you need to
configure the EBBCd and EBBM.
To enable the BTS3900 series to support enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH, you
need to configure the WBBPb and WBBPd.
Software requirements
RNC/NodeB: RAN13 or later versions
Feature dependency
Enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH depends on enhanced uplink for L2.
Enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH depends on enhanced downlink for
CELL_FACH.
Data Planning
Plan all the data related to this feature. The data includes
the following:
Global data: Global data modification is not involved.
Device data: No board needs to be added or deleted.
Interface data: Interface data modification is not involved.
BTS data: BTS data modification is not involved.
Negotiation data
No data needs to be negotiated or is required for interworking with the peer
device (such as the BSC, BTS, and MSC).
Contents
CELL_FACH Feature
Data Configuration Procedure
Step 1: Run SET LICENSE to activate the license.
You need to apply for the ERACH license LQW1EUCFACH01 first.
SET LICENSE: SETOBJECT=UMTS, ISPRIMARYPLMN=YES,
FUNCTIONSWITCH5=ENHANCE_UL_FOR_CELL_FACH-1;
Data Configuration Procedure (4)
Step 2: Run ADD UERACHBASIC to configure basic ERACH parameters.
ADD UERACHBASIC: CellId=0, CommonEdchTTISelect=TTI_2MS;
Step 3: Run ADD UERACHASC to add the access service type of the cell
ERACH function. ADD
UERACHASC: CellId=0;
Step 4: Run ADD UERACHACTOASCMAP to add the mapping between
the access type and the access service type of the cell ERACH function.
ADD UERACHACTOASCMAP: CellId=0;
Step 5: Run ACT UCELLERACH to enable the ERACH feature.
Step 6: Activate the enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH function on the NodeB
side: Run ADD LOCELL/MOD LOCELL to set E-RACH to TRUE.
Description of Key Parameters - ADD
UERACHBASIC
CommonEdchTTISelect
Description: common Edch TTI
Impacts on the performance of the radio network:
If it is 2 ms, a higher uplink rate can be attained, but the uplink

coverage becomes poor.
If it is 10 ms, the uplink coverage is enlarged, but the extreme rate is
limited to 2 Mbit/s.
Recommended value: TTI_10MS
Configuration Procedure on the CME

Step by Step Procedure
Step 1: Run the SET LICENSE command to turn on the license switch.
CME does not support license configuration. You must run this command on the LMT.
(Continued)
Step 2: Run the ADD UERACHBASIC command to set basic ERACH parameters.
The procedure for navigating to the ERACHBASIC table is as follows: On the Main View tab, right-click
a cell, and choose UMTS Cell Configuration Express from the shortcut menu. On the Properties tab,
click ERACHBASIC. The ERACHBASIC table is displayed in the right pane.
(Continued)
Step 3: Run the ADD UERACHASC command to add ERACH access service categories.
The procedure for navigating to the ERACHASC table is as follows: On the Main View tab, right-click a
cell, and choose UMTS Cell Configuration Express from the shortcut menu. On the Properties tab,
click ERACHASC. The ERACHASC table is displayed in the right pane.
(Continued)
Step 4: Run the ADD UERACHACTOASCMAP command to add the mapping between
EARCH access categories and access service categories.
The procedure for navigating to the ERACHACTOASCMAP table is as follows: On the Main View tab,
right-click a cell, and choose UMTS Cell Configuration Express from the shortcut menu. On the
Properties tab, click ERACHACTOASCMAP. The ERACHACTOASCMAP table is displayed in the right
pane.
(Continued)
Step 5: Run the ACT UCELLERACH command to activate the ERACH.
The procedure for navigating to the CELLEARCH table is as follows: On the Main View tab, right-click a
cell, and choose UMTS Cell Configuration Express from the shortcut menu. On the Properties tab, click
CELLEARCH. The CELLERACH table is displayed in the right pane.
(Continued)
Step 6 (on the NodeB): Run the ADD LOCELL/MOD LOCELL command or set E-RACH to
TRUE.
The procedure for navigating to the LOCELL table is as follows: On the Main View tab, right-click a NodeB,
and choose Radio Layer from the shortcut menu. The NodeB Radio Layer tab is displayed, on which you
can view the LOCELL table.
Verification or Assessment
Verification method
Run DSP UCELL to check whether the cell ERACH function is available.
ERach status information
-------------
ERach status Reason of ERach unavailability
ERach available NULL
Verification method
Check whether the information element (IE)
commonEDCHSystemInfo is carried by SIB5 on the UU interface.
Performance assessment method
Traffic Counter Description
VS.ERACHUEs This counter measures the number of users that the ERACH bears in
a cell.
VS.RRC.AttConnEstab.ERACH This counter measures the number of requests for establishing RRC
connections on the ERACH in a cell.
VS.RRC.SuccConnEstab.ERACH This counter measures the number of times that RRC connections are
successfully established on the ERACH in a cell.
VS.RAB.AttEstabPS.ERACH This counter measures the number of attempts to establishing PS
RABs on the ERACH in a cell.
VS.RAB.SuccEstabPS.ERACH This counter measures the number of times that PS RABs are
successfully established on the ERACH in a cell.
VS.RAB.NormRel.PS.ERACH This counter measures the number of PS RABs (born on the ERACH)
that are normally released in a cell.
VS.RAB.AbnormRel.PS.ERACH This counter measures the number of PS RABs (born on the ERACH)
that are abnormally released in a cell.
VS.RRC.ConnEstabTimeMax.ER This counter measures the maximum delay of establishing RRC
ACH signaling on the ERACH in a cell.
VS.RRC.ConnEstabTimeMax.ER This counter measures the average delay of establishing RRC
ACH signaling on the ERACH in a cell.
Precautions
Note the following:
This feature depends on the HSUPA feature. Therefore, you need to
check whether the HSUPA feature is available before using this
feature.
This feature depends on the EFACH feature. Therefore, you need to
check whether the EFACH feature is available before using this
feature.

This feature depends on enhanced uplink for L2. Therefore, you need to
check whether enhanced uplink for L2 is available before using this feature.
Contents
CELL_FACH Feature
Acronyms and Abbreviations
HSUPA: High Speed Uplink Packet Access
EFACH: Enhanced FACH
ERACH: Enhanced Uplink for CELL_FACH
TTI: Transmission Time Interval
Thank you
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Security Level: Internal Use

BSC6900 V900R013 Enhanced

Global Technical Support

pyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Explain the design and implementation method of the enhanced uplink

Configure and verify the enhanced uplink for CELL_FACH feature.

Understand the impacts on the system (counters) and precautions

Gains of the ERACH feature

This function depends on the following features:

Impacts on the performance of the radio network:

If it is 2 ms, a higher uplink rate can be attained, but the uplink

ERach status information

ERach available NULL

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