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Purpose
This document provides information about the BSC6900 parameters, including the meaning, value, and usage of the parameters.
Intended Audience
•Network planners
•Field engineers
•System engineers
•Shift operators
Organization
Each parameter is described in the following aspects.
Description
MO
Parameter ID
Parameter Name
NE
MML Command
Meaning
IsKey
Mandatory
Feature ID
Feature Name
Value Type
GUI Value Range
Actual Value Range
Unit
Default Value
Recommended Value
Impact
Parameter Relationship
Access
Service Interrupted After Modification
Interruption Scope
Interruption Duration (min)
Caution
Validation of Modification
Impact on Radio Network Performance
Introduced in Version
Attribute
This document provides information about the BSC6900 parameters, including the meaning, value, and usage of the parameters.
Each parameter is described in the following aspects.
Remarks
Managed object of NE
Simple string for identifying a parameter
Name of the parameter
NEs on which the parameter is set
Commands for setting the parameter
Definition, purpose, and protocols of the parameter
Whether the parameter is used to identify an MO instance
Whether the parameter is mandatory for creating an MO instance
ID of the feature that uses the parameter
Name of the feature that uses the parameter
Parameter value type
Parameter value range displayed on the GUI
Actual parameter value range corresponding to the GUI Value Range
Parameter value unit
Parameter values recommended for different scenarios
Parameter impact scope, that is, objects specified when the parameter is set
Whether this parameter is Read & Write or Read Only.
Whether modifying the parameter value interrupts the ongoing services
Initial parameter value assigned by the system. There is no default value for a mandatory parameter. None indicates that there is no default value. For a bit field parameter, the value ON of a sub-parameter means that the bit representing the sub-parameter is set to 1, and the value OFF means that the bit is set to 0.Generally, it is displayed on the configuration window of an ADD command but not displayed on the configuration window of a MOD/RMV/DSP/LST command.
Relationship between this parameter and other parameters. For example, to use this parameter, you need to set related switches and parameters.
Possible interruption scope
Possible interruption duration (unit: minute)
Cautions to be taken during the modification
How this parameter takes effect and whether the equipment needs to be restarted after the modification
Impact of the parameter on radio network performance
Product version in which the parameter is introduced
Whether the parameter is a radio parameter, a transport parameter, or an equipment parameter
MO Parameter ID Parameter Name MML Command Meaning
UDPUCFGDATA MaccPageRepeatTimes Repeat Times of Macc Paging SET UDPUCFGDATA(OptionalThis parameter defines the time
GPS RNCID RNC ID ADD GPS(Mandatory) ID of the RNC where a GPS rece
GPS CellId Cell ID ADD GPS(Mandatory) ID of the cell to which a GPS r
LICENSE SETOBJECT Set Object License SET LICENSE(Optional) Product application mode
LICENSE ISPRIMARYPLMN Primary Operator Flag SET LICENSE(Optional) Primary operator flag. YES indi
LICENSE CNOPERATORINDEX Cn Operator Index SET LICENSE(Optional) Operator index
LICENSE CsErlang Voice Erlang-Erlang SET LICENSE(Optional) Number of Erlangs for voice se
LICENSE Psthroughput PS throughput only-kbps SET LICENSE(Optional) Max throughput of PS
LICENSE HSDPAthroughput HSDPA Throughput-kbps SET LICENSE(Optional) The total HSDPA traffic of all
SCPICH CellId Cell ID ADD USCPICH(Mandatory) ID of a cell. For detailed inf
SCPICH ScpichPhyId SCPICH ID ADD USCPICH(Optional) Uniquely identifying a SCPICH i
SCPICH ScpichPower SCPICH transmit power[0.1dB ADD USCPICH(Optional) TX power of the SCPICH in a ce
U2GNCELL RNCId RNC ID ID of an RNC
U2GNCELL CellId Cell ID Uniquely identifying a WCDMA
U2GNCELL GSMCellIndex GSM Cell Index Unique ID of a GSM cell
U2GNCELL CIOOffset Neighboring Cell-Oriented CIO
U2GNCELL Qoffset1sn Qoffset1sn
U2GNCELL Qrxlevmin Min RX Level
U2GNCELL TpenaltyHcsReselect HCS Cell Reselect Penalty Ti
U2GNCELL TempOffset1 HCS Cell Reselect TempOffse
U2GNCELL BlindHoFlag Blind Handover Flag
U2GNCELL BlindHOPrio Blind Handover Priority
U2GNCELL DRDEcN0Threshhold DRD Ec/No Threshold DRD Ec/No threshold for determ
U2GNCELL SIB11Ind SIB11 Indicator
U2GNCELL SIB12Ind SIB12 Indicator
U2GNCELL NPrioFlag Neighboring Cell Priority Flag
U2GNCELL NPrio Priority of Neighboring Cell
U2GNCELL MBDRFlag Flag of MBDR Cell
U2GNCELL MBDRPrio MBDR Cell Periority
UACALGO AcRstrctSwitch AC Restriction Switch SET UACALGO(Optional) OFF indicates that the AC algor
UACALGO AcRstrctPercent AC Restriction Percent SET UACALGO(Mandatory) Access restriction ratio. When
UACALGO AcIntervalOfCell AC Restriction Interval Of Cell SET UACALGO(Mandatory) Interval of automatic access cl
UACALGO AcRstrctIntervalLen AC Restriction Interval length SET UACALGO(Mandatory) Interval of access classes restr
UACALGO IuAcIntervalOfCell AC Restriction Interval of Cell SET UACALGO(Optional) When the Iu interface is faulty
UADMCTRL AFSetObj AFSetObj SET UADMCTRL(Mandatory) The activity factor at the radio
UADMCTRL UlSrbActFactor UL AF of SRB SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of SRB.Signa
UADMCTRL DlSrbActFactor DL AF of SRB SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of SRB. Sign
UADMCTRL UlAmrConvAF UL AF of R99 AMR conv servi SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the R99 A
UADMCTRL DlAmrConvAF DL AF of R99 AMR conv servi SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the R99 A
UADMCTRL UlNonAmrConvAF UL AF of R99 non AMR conv s SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the R99 n
UADMCTRL DlNonAmrConvAF DL AF of R99 non AMR conv s SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the R99 n
UADMCTRL UlStreamAF UL AF of R99 Streaming servi SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the R99 s
UADMCTRL DlStreamAF DL AF of R99 Streaming servi SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the R99 s
UADMCTRL UlInteractAF UL AF of R99 interactive servi SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the R99 i
UADMCTRL DlInteractAF DL AF of R99 interactive servi SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the R99 i
UADMCTRL UlBackgroundAF UL AF of R99 background servSET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the R99 b
UADMCTRL DlBackgroundAF DL AF of R99 background servSET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the R99 b
UADMCTRL MbmsAF AF of MBMS service SET UADMCTRL(Optional) Activity factor of the MBMS ser
UADMCTRL HsupaConvAF AF of hsupa conv service SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the HSUPA
UADMCTRL HsdpaConvAF AF of hsdpa conv service SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the HSUPA
UADMCTRL HsupaStreamAF AF of hsupa streaming service SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the HSUPA
UADMCTRL HsdpaStreamAF AF of hsdpa streaming service SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the HSUPA
UADMCTRL HsupaInteractAF AF of hsupa interactive service SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the HSUPA
UADMCTRL HsdpaInteractAF AF of hsdpa interactive service SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the HSUPA
UADMCTRL HsupaBackGroundAF AF of hsupa background servi SET UADMCTRL(Optional) UL activity factor of the HSUPA
UADMCTRL HsdpaBackGroundAF AF of hsdpa background servi SET UADMCTRL(Optional) DL activity factor of the HSUPA
UAICH CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UAICH PRACHPhyChId PRACH ID ADD UAICH(Optional) Uniquely identifying a PRACH i
UAICH PhyChId AICH ID Uniquely identifying an AICH in
MOD U2GNCELL(Mandatory)RMV U2GNCELL(Mandatory)MOD U2GNCELL(Mandatory)RMV U2GNCELL(Mandatory)MOD U2GNCELL(Mandatory)RMV U2GNCELL(Mandatory)ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)
Cell individual offset for the GSM cell. This parameter is used for decision making for the inter-RAT handover. A larger value of the parameter indicates the higher the handover priority of the GSM cell. A smaller the value of the parameter indicates the lower the handover priority of the GSM cell.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)As for the impact on network performance:The larger the value of the parameter, the lower the probability of selecting neighboring cells. The smaller the value the parameter, the higher the probability of doing so.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)Minimum RX level of the GSM cell.Before the UE camps on the cell, take the measurement of the signal quality in the cell. If the quality is better than this parameter, this indicates that the cell can obtain better QoS and the UE is allowed to camp on this cell. Otherwise, the UE cannot obtain good QoS in this cell and does not camp on the cell.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)Specifies the penalty time for cell reselection. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the penalty time for HCS cell reselection is prolonged. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty time for HCS cell reselection is shortened. When the UE is in idle mode, the ping-pong reselections between HCS cells reduces if this parameter is set to a greater value. In this case, however, the hierarchical cell structure cannot be deployed effectively.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)Cell offset used for CPICH RSCP measurement value in HCS cell selection. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting a neighboring cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting a neighboring cell increases. If this parameter is set to "INFINITY", a neighboring cell is not selected.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)Whether to perform blind handover.The value FALSE indicates that the cell is not considered as a candidate cell for blind handover. Therefore, blind over to this cell cannot be triggered.ADD U2GNCELL(Mandatory)
MOD U2GNCELL(Mandatory)Priority of the neighboring cell for blind handover.The value 0 represents the highest priority. Priorities 0 to 15 are assigned to concentric neighboring cells, which can ensure successful blind handover. Priorities 16 to 30 are assigned to the neighboring cells, which cannot ensure successful blind handover.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)
Indicates whether to send the system information block 11 (SIB11) including neighboring cell information. The value "FALSE" indicates that the neighboring information is not included in the SIB11. The value "TRUE" indicates that the neighboring information is included in the SIB11.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)Indicates whether to send the SIB12 indication including the neighboring cell information. The value "FALSE" indicates that the neighboring information is not included in the SIB12. The value "TRUE" indicates that the neighboring information is included in the SIB12.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)Priority flag of neighboring cellsThe value TRUE indicates that the neighboring cell priority is valid, and the value FALSE indicates that the neighboring cell priority is invalid. In the algorithm of neighboring cell combination, the cell with an invalid priority is the last one to be considered as the measurement object.ADD U2GNCELL(Mandatory)
MOD U2GNCELL(Mandatory)A smaller value of this parameter indicates a higher priority assigned to the neighboring cell. The neighboring cell with a higher priority is more possibly delivered as the measurement object. For example, the neighboring cell with priority 1 is more possible to be selected as the measurement object than the neighboring cell with priority 2. This parameter is valid when "NPrioFlag" is set to TRUE.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)Whether the cell supports the measure-based directed retry (MBDR) algorithm. The value TRUE indicates that the cell supports the MBDR algorithm, and the value FALSE indicates that the cell does not support the MBDR algorithm.ADD U2GNCELL(Optional)
MOD U2GNCELL(Optional)Priority of a MBDR cell. This parameter is valid only when the "MBDRFlag" parameter is set to TRUE. It indicates the tiptop priority when the value is set to 0, and the lowest priority when the value is set to 15. The higher the priority, the easier it is for the MBDR cell to be delivered as the measurement object and the easier to be selected to the handover target cell when there are many of cells meet the quality condition. Attention, when there does not have cell meet the quality condition base on the MBDR measurement result, if there exists a cell which has the priority of 0, and the type of the measurement report is periodic, then it can be selected to blind handover target cell.
ADD UAICH(Mandatory)RMV UAICH(Mandatory)
ADD UAICH(Optional)RMV UAICH(Mandatory) This parameter specifies the transmission timing information of an AICH relative to uplink PRACH.
"0" indicates that there are 7680 chips offset between the access preamble of the PRACH and AICH. "1" indicates that there are 12800 chips offset between them. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.211.
UAICH STTDInd STTD Indicator ADD UAICH(Optional) This parameter indicates wheth
UAICHPWROFFSET CellId Cell ID MOD UAICHPWROFFSET(MandID of a cell. For detailed inf
UAICHPWROFFSET AICHPowerOffset AICH Power Offset MOD UAICHPWROFFSET(MandThis parameter specifies the p
UAMRC DlThdE1 DL E1 Event Relative Thresho SET UAMRC(Optional) Threshold E1 of DL AMR speech
UAMRC DlThdE2 DL E2 Event Relative Thresho SET UAMRC(Optional) Threshold E2 of DL AMR speech
UAMRC DlThdF1 DL F1 Event Relative Threshol SET UAMRC(Optional) Threshold F1 of DL AMR speech
UAMRC DlThdF2 DL F2 Event Relative Threshol SET UAMRC(Optional) Threshold F2 of DL AMR speech
UAMRC UlModeChangeTimerLen UL Mode Change Timer Lengt SET UAMRC(Optional) To adjust the UL AMR speech r
UAMRC DlModeChangeTimerLen DL Mode Change Waiting TimeSET UAMRC(Optional) The AMRC needs to check whethe
UAMRC GoldMaxMode Max Mode Of Narrowband AMRSET UAMRC(Optional) Maximum rate of the narrowban
UAMRC SilverMaxMode Max Mode of Narrowband AMRCSET UAMRC(Optional) Maximum rate of the narrowban
UAMRC CopperMaxMode Max Mode of Narrowband AMRSET UAMRC(Optional) Maximum rate of the narrowba
UAMRCWB DlThdE1 DL E1 Event Relative Thresho SET UAMRCWB(Optional) Threshold E1 of DL wideband AM
UAMRCWB DlThdE2 DL E2 Event Relative Thresho SET UAMRCWB(Optional) Threshold E2 of DL wideband AM
UAMRCWB DlThdF1 DL F1 Event Relative Threshol SET UAMRCWB(Optional) Threshold F1 of DL wideband AM
UAMRCWB DlThdF2 DL F2 Event Relative Threshol SET UAMRCWB(Optional) Threshold F2 of DL wideband AM
UAMRCWB UlModeChangeTimerLen UL Mode Change Timer Lengt SET UAMRCWB(Optional) To adjust the UL wideband AMR
UAMRCWB DlModeChangeTimerLen DL Mode Change Waiting TimeSET UAMRCWB(Optional) The AMRC needs to check whethe
UAMRCWB GoldMaxMode Max Mode Of Wideband AMRC SET UAMRCWB(Optional) Maximum rate of the wideband
UAMRCWB SilverMaxMode Max Mode of Wideband AMRC fSET UAMRCWB(Optional) Maximum rate of the wideband
UAMRCWB CopperMaxMode Max Mode of Wideband AMRC SET UAMRCWB(Optional) Maximum rate of the wideband
UBCH CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UBCH TrChId BCH ID ADD UBCH(Optional) Uniquely identifying a BCH in a
UBCH BCHPower BCH Transmit Power ADD UBCH(Optional) Offset of the BCH transmit pow
UCACALGOSWITCH CacSwitch CAC algorithm switch SET UCACALGOSWITCH(Opti
UCACALGOSWITCH RsvdPara1 Reserved parameter 1 SET UCACALGOSWITCH(OptiReserved Parameter1.
UCACALGOSWITCH RsvdPara2 Reserved parameter 2 SET UCACALGOSWITCH(OptiReserved parameter 2.
UCACALGOSWITCH RsvdPara3 Reserved parameter 3 SET UCACALGOSWITCH(OptiReserved parameter 3.
UCALLSHOCKCTRL CallShockCtrlSwitch Call Shock Control Switch SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(Optio
UCALLSHOCKCTRL RegByFachSwitch Register Bear by Fach Switch SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(Optio
UCALLSHOCKCTRL CallShockJudgePeriod Call Shock Judge Period time SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(Optio
UCALLSHOCKCTRL SysTotalRrcNumThd System Call Shock Trigger Thr SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(Optio
UCALLSHOCKCTRL SysAmrRrcNum AMR_RRC Number per SecondSET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(OptioThe parameter specifies the nu
UCALLSHOCKCTRL SysHighPriRrcNum HiPri_RRC Number per SecondSET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(OptioThe parameter specifies the nu
UCALLSHOCKCTRL SysRrcRejNum Max RRC_REJ Number per SecSET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(OptioThe parameter specifies the m
UCALLSHOCKCTRL NBTotalRrcNumThd NodeB Call Shock Trigger Thr SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(Optio
UCALLSHOCKCTRL NBAmrRrcNum AMR_RRC Number per SecondSET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(OptioThe parameter specifies the nu
UCALLSHOCKCTRL NBHighPriRrcNum HiPri_RRC Number per Secon SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(OptioThe parameter specifies the nu
UCALLSHOCKCTRL CellTotalRrcNumThd Cell Call Shock Trigger Thresh SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(Optio
UCALLSHOCKCTRL CellAmrRrcNum AMR_RRC Number per Second SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(OptioThe parameter specifies the num
UCALLSHOCKCTRL CellHighPriRrcNum HiPri_RRC Number per Second SET UCALLSHOCKCTRL(OptioThe parameter specifies the num
UCBSADDR CnOpIndex Cn Operator Index Represent an index for a CN o
UCBSAREA AreaId CBS Area ID ID of a CBS area.
UCBSAREA CnOpIndex CN Operator Index ADD UCBSAREA(Mandatory) Represent an index for a CN o
UCBSAREA AreaType CBS Area NameCBS Area Typ Type of a CBS area.
UCBSAREA LAC Location Area Code Code of a location area, where
UCBSAREA CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For details on th
UCBSMSG MsgIndex CBS Message Index Represent an index for a CB
UCBSMSG MsgTypeId CBS Message ID ADD UCBSMSG(Mandatory) Channel ID for a CBS message
UCBSMSG GeographicalScope Geography Scope ADD UCBSMSG(Mandatory) Geographical coverage of a C
UCBSMSG Priority CBS Message Priority ADD UCBSMSG(Optional) Priority for sending simplifie
UCBSMSG RepetPeriod CBS Message Repeat Period Interval between sending of
UCBSMSG NumOfBrdcstReq Number of Emergency Broadc Number of transmitted CBS m
UCBSMSG CodeType Coding Scheme ADD UCBSMSG(Mandatory) Coding scheme of a CBS mes
UCBSMSG AreaID CBS Area ID Area for transmitting a CBS m
UCBSMSG EmergencyType Emergency Broadcasting Type ADD UCBSMSG(Mandatory) Type of emergency CBS mess
UCBSMSG CBSMsg CBS Message Content MOD UCBSMSG(Optional) Content of a normal CBS mess
UCELL CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UCELL CellName Cell Name Identifying a cell name
UCELL MaxTxPower Max Transmit Power of Cell Sum of the maximum transmit po
ADD UBCH(Mandatory)RMV UBCH(Mandatory)
The parameter values are described as follows: NODEB_CREDIT_CAC_SWITCH: The system performs CAC based on the usage state of NodeB credit. When the NodeB's credit is not enough, the system rejects new access requests.
NODEB_LEVEL indicates that the RNC will perform flow control for the RRC connection requests at NodeB level.CELL_LEVEL indicates that the RNC will perform flow control for the RRC connection requests at cell level.When ON is selected, RNC will perform flow control at cell level or NodeB level, the RRC connection for registration is set up on the FACH instead of on the DCH.When OFF is selected, the channel setup strategy of RRC connection request for registration can be set by running the SET URRCESTCAUSE command.The parameter specifies the period of entering flow control at SPU subsystem level, NodeB level, or cell level.In the period, if the number of RRC connection requests that the SPU subsystem, NodeB, or cell receives exceed relative trigger threshold (the threshold can be set by "SysTotalRrcNumThd", "NBTotalRrcNumThd", or "CellTotalRrcNumThd"), RNC will perform flow control for the RRC establishment request.If the number of admitted RRC connection requests for AMR exceeds the value of "SysAmrRrcNum", RNC will perform flow control.If other services cause RRC connection requests, RNC will not perform flow control.
If the number of admitted RRC connection requests for AMR exceeds the value of "NBAmrRrcNum", RNC will perform flow control.If other services cause RRC connection requests, RNC will not perform flow control.
If the number of admitted RRC connection requests for AMR exceeds the value of "CellAmrRrcNum", RNC will perform flow control.If other services cause RRC connection requests, RNC will not perform flow control.
MOD UCBSADDR(Mandatory)RMV UCBSADDR(Mandatory)ADD UCBSAREA(Mandatory)RMV UCBSAREA(Mandatory)
If "Emergency Broadcasting Type" is set to "Hurricane", this parameter is defined as "Hurricane".If "Emergency Broadcasting Type" is set to "Other", this parameter is defined by customers.
MOD UCELLSETUP(Mandatory)RMV UCELL(Mandatory)ADD UCELLSETUP(Mandatory)ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(Mandatory)ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(Optional)MOD UCELL(Optional)
UCELL BandInd Band Indicator Indicating the selected frequen
UCELL PeerIsValid Peer Cell Is Valid Or Not Indicating peer cell is valid or n
UCELL PeerCellId Peer Cell ID Indicating the corresponding
UCELL CnOpGrpIndex Cn Operator Group Index Represent an index for a CN
UCELL UARFCNUplinkInd UL Frequency Ind Indicating whether the UL freq
UCELL UARFCNUplink Uplink UARFCN
UCELL UARFCNDownlink Downlink UARFCN
UCELL TCell Time Offset Difference between the System
UCELL NInsyncInd Num of Continuous in Sync In This parameter defines the time
UCELL NOutsyncInd Num of Continuous Out of Syn This parameter defines the time
UCELL TRlFailure Radio Link Failure Timer Leng Radio link failure timer durati
UCELL PScrambCode DL Primary Scrambling Code Sequence Number of a DL primar
UCELL TxDiversityInd TX Diversity Indication This parameter indicates whethe
UCELL SpgId Service Priority Group Identity Indicating which service priorit
UCELL LoCell Local Cell ID Uniquely identifying a local ce
UCELL LAC Location Area Code Identifies a location area cod
UCELL SAC Service Area Code MCC,MNC,LAC and SAC together c
UCELL CfgRacInd RAC Configuration Indication This parameter indicates whet
UCELL RAC Routing Area Code Identifying a routing area in a
UCELL STTDSupInd STTD Support Indicator This parameter indicates wheth
UCELL CP1SupInd CP1 Support Indicator This parameter indicates wheth
UCELL ClosedLoopTimeAdjustMode Closed Loop Time Adjust Mod The parameter takes for adjust
UCELL DpchDivModforOther DPCH Tx Diversity Mode for O Specifies the TX diversity m
UCELL FdpchDivModforOther FDPCH Tx Diversity Mode for
UCELL DpchDivModforMIMO DPCH Tx Diversity Mode for Specifies the TX diversity on
UCELL FdpchDivModforMIMO FDPCH Tx Diversity Mode for
UCELL DivModforDCHSDPA Tx Diversity Mode for DC-HS
UCELL CIO Cell Oriented Cell Individual Of This parameter works with the of
UCELL VPLimitInd Cell VP Limit Indicator This switch defines whether a v
UCELL URANUM URA number ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManNumber of UTRAN Registration
UCELL URA1 URA ID 1 ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA cell can belongs to multiple
UCELL URA2 URA ID 2 ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA cell can belongs to multiple
UCELL URA3 URA ID 3 ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA cell can belongs to multiple
UCELL URA4 URA ID 4 ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA cell can belongs to multiple
UCELL URA5 URA ID 5 ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA cell can belongs to multiple
UCELL URA6 URA ID 6 ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA cell can belongs to multiple
UCELL URA7 URA ID 7 ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA cell can belongs to multiple
UCELL URA8 URA ID 8 ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA cell can belongs to multiple
UCELL SupBmc CBS support ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(OptiIndicating whether the cell su
UCELL CBSOpIndex CBS Operator Index ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManA CBS Operator of the cell
UCELL CBSSAC CBS SAC ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(ManCBS service area which the cel
UCELL PCPICHPower PCPICH Transmit Power TX power of the PCPICH in a ce
UCELL PSCHPower PSCH Transmit Power MOD UCELL(Optional) Offset of the PSCH transmit po
UCELL SSCHPower SSCH Transmit Power MOD UCELL(Optional) Offset of the SSCH transmit po
UCELL ScpichPower SCPICH transmit power[0.1dB MOD UCELL(Optional) TX power of the SCPICH in a ce
UCELL BCHPower BCH Transmit Power MOD UCELL(Optional) Offset of the BCH transmit pow
UCELLACCESSSTRICT CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UCELLACCESSSTRICT CellReservedForOperatorUse Cell reserved for operator use Indicating whether the cell is
UCELLACCESSSTRICT CellReservationExtension Cell reservation extension Indicating whether the cell is
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass0Barred Access class 0 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass1Barred Access class 1 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass2Barred Access class 2 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass3Barred Access class 3 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass4Barred Access class 4 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass5Barred Access class 5 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass6Barred Access class 6 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass7Barred Access class 7 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass8Barred Access class 8 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass9Barred Access class 9 barred indicato Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass10Barred Access class 10 barred indicat Indicating whether the UE allo
UCELLACCESSSTRICT IsAccessClass11Barred Access class 11 barred indicat Indicating whether the UE allo
Band7: Uplink UARFCN = Downlink UARFCN - 225For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.433.ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(Optional)
MOD UCELLSETUP(Optional)BandIndNotUsed:[0-16383]Downlink UARFCN of a cell.For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.433.ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(Mandatory)
Specifies the TX diversity mode on F-DPCH for the non-MIMO users and non-DC-HSDPA users.According to the protocol 3GPP TS 25.211, the F-DPCH can use STTD TX diversity mode only. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.211.ADD UCELLSETUP(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLSETUP(Optional)ADD UCELLSETUP(Mandatory)MOD UCELLSETUP(Optional)
Specifies the TX diversity mode on F-DPCH for the MIMO users.According to the protocol 3GPP TS 25.211, the F-DPCH can use STTD TX diversity mode only. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.211.ADD UCELLSETUP(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLSETUP(Optional)Specifies the TX diversity mode for the DC-HSDPA users.According to the protocol 3GPP TS 25.211, the DC-HSDPA feature can use STTD TX diversity mode only. For details, see 3GPP TS 25.211.ADD UCELLSETUP(Optional)
MOD UCELLSETUP(Optional)ADD UCELLQUICKSETUP(Optional)MOD UCELLSETUP(Optional)
MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Mandatory)RMV UCELLALGOSWITCH(Mandatory)ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)If switches above are selected, the corresponding algorithms will be enabled; otherwise, disabled."ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Mandatory)MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
ALGORITHM_SECOND: The equivalent user number algorithm will be used in uplink CAC.ALGORITHM_THIRD: The loose call admission control algorithm will be used in uplink CAC.ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)ALGORITHM_SECOND: The equivalent user number algorithm will be used in downlink CAC.ALGORITHM_THIRD: The loose call admission control algorithm will be used in downlink CAC.ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)CELL_CREDIT_LDR:Credit reshuffling algorithm. When the cell credit is heavily loaded, this algorithm reduces the credit load of the cell by using BE service rate reduction, uncontrollable real-time service QoS renegotiation, CS should be inter-RAT, PS should be inter-RAT handover, CS should not be inter-RATand and PS should not be inter-RAT handover.If INTRA_FREQUENCY_LDB, PUC, ULOLC, DLOLC, ULLDR, UDLLDR, OLC_EVENTMEAS, CELL_CODE_LDR and CELL_CREDIT_LDR are selected, the corresponding algorithms will be enabled; otherwise, disabled.ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)ALGORITHM_REQUIRED: Always reset the mac-hs no matter the cells in question are in the same NodeB or not.ALGORITHM_DEPEND_ON_LCG: Reset the mac-hs only when the cells in question are in the different local cell group.ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)This parameter is used to select a feature related to HSPA+. If a feature is selected, it indicates that the corresponding algorithm is enabled. If a feature is not selected, it indicates that the corresponding algorithm is disabled. Note that other factors such as license and the physical capability of NodeB restrict whether a feature can be used even if this feature is selected. The EFACH/MIMO switch determines whether the cell supports the E-FACH/MIMO feature but does not affect the establishment of the E-FACH and the MIMO cell.ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
TX_DIVERSITY_ON_TO_OFF:When TX Diversity is on to off,the algorithms of cell capacity auto handle is open.TX_DIVERSITY_OFF_TO_ON:When TX Diversity is off to on,the algorithms of cell capacity auto handle is open.ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)NBM_LDC_MATCH_UE_ONLY: When inter-freq handover select user occurs, only consider Ues supported by target cell.NBM_LDC_MATCH_UE_FIRST: When inter-freq handover select user occurs, first consider Ues supported by target cell.ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)The algorithms with the above values represent are as follow:RSVDBIT1~RSVDBIT16:Reserved Switch.ADD UCELLALGOSWITCH(Optional)
The percentage of the conversational AMR service threshold to the 100% uplink load. It is applicable to algorithm 1 and algorithm 2. The parameter is used for controlling the AMR service admission. That is, when a AMR service is accessing, the RNC evaluates the measurement value of the uplink load after the service is accessed. If the UL load of a cell is higher than this threshold after the access of a AMR speech service, this service will be rejected. If the UL load of a cell will not be higher than this threshold, this service will be admitted. The UL load factor thresholds include parameters of [UL threshold of Conv AMR service], [UL threshold of Conv non_AMR service], [UL handover access threshold] and [UL threshold of other services]. The four parameters can be used to limit the proportion between the conversational service, handover user and other services in a specific cell, and to guarantee the access priority of the conversational AMR service.ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)
MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)The percentage of the conversational non-AMR service threshold to the 100% uplink load. It is applicable to algorithm 1 and algorithm 2. The parameter is used for controlling the non-AMR service admission. That is, when a non-AMR service is accessing, the RNC evaluates the measurement value of the uplink load after the service is accessed. If the UL load of a cell is higher than this threshold after the access of a non-AMR speech service, this service will be rejected. If the UL load of a cell will not be higher than this threshold, this service will be admitted. The UL load factor thresholds include parameters of [UL threshold of Conv AMR service], [UL threshold of Conv non_AMR service], [UL handover access threshold] and [UL threshold of other services]. The four parameters can be used to limit the proportion between the conversational service, handover user and other services in a specific cell, and to guarantee the access priority of the conversational non-AMR service.ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)
MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)The percentage of other service thresholds to the 100% uplink load. The services refer to other admissions except the conversational AMR service, conversational non-AMR service, and handover scenarios. It is applicable to algorithm 1 and algorithm 2. The parameter is used for controlling other service admissions. That is, when a service is accessing, the RNC evaluates the measurement value of the uplink load after the service is accessed. If the UL load of a cell is higher than this threshold after the access of a service, this service will be rejected. If the UL load of a cell will not be higher than this threshold, this service will be admitted. The UL load factor thresholds include parameters of [UL threshold of Conv AMR service], [UL threshold of Conv non_AMR service], [UL handover access threshold] and [UL threshold of other services]. The four parameters can be used to limit the proportion between the conversational service, handover user and other services in a specific cell, and to guarantee the access priority of other services.ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)
MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)The percentage of the conversational AMR service threshold to the 100% downlink load. It is applicable to algorithm 1 and algorithm 2. The parameter is used for controlling the AMR service admission. That is, when an AMR service is accessing, the RNC evaluates the measurement value of the downlink load after the service is accessed. If the DL load of a cell is higher than this threshold after the access of an AMR speech service, this service will be rejected. If the DL load of a cell will not be higher than this threshold, this service will be admitted. The DL load factor thresholds include parameters of [DL threshold of Conv AMR service], [DL threshold of Conv non_AMR service], [DL handover access threshold] and [DL threshold of other services]. The four parameters can be used to limit the proportion between the conversational service, handover user and other services in a specific cell, and to guarantee the access priority of the conversational AMR service.ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)
MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)The percentage of the conversational non-AMR service threshold to the 100% downlink load. It is applicable to algorithm 1 and algorithm 2. The parameter is used for controlling the non-AMR service admission. That is, when a non-AMR service is accessing, the RNC evaluates the measurement value of the downlink load after the service is accessed. If the DL load of a cell is higher than this threshold after the access of a non-AMR speech service, this service will be rejected. If the DL load of a cell will not be higher than this threshold, this service will be admitted. The DL load factor thresholds include parameters of [DL threshold of Conv AMR service], [DL threshold of Conv non_AMR service], [DL handover access threshold] and [DL threshold of other services]. The four parameters can be used to limit the proportion between the conversational service, handover user and other services in a specific cell, and to guarantee the access priority of the conversational non-AMR service.ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)
MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)The percentage of other service thresholds to the 100% downlink load. The services refer to other admissions except the conversational AMR service, conversational non-AMR service, and handover scenarios. It is applicable to algorithm 1 and algorithm 2. The parameter is used for controlling other service admissions. That is, when a service is accessing, the RNC evaluates the measurement value of the downlink load after the service is accessed. If the DL load of a cell is higher than this threshold after the access of a service, this service will be rejected. If the DL load of a cell will not be higher than this threshold, this service will be admitted. The DL load factor thresholds include parameters of [DL threshold of Conv AMR service], [DL threshold of Conv non_AMR service], [DL handover access threshold] and [DL threshold of other services]. The four parameters can be used to limit the proportion between the conversational service, handover user and other services in a specific cell, and to guarantee the access priority of other services.ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)
MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)MOD UCELLCAC(Optional)
The admission control decision is only for dedicated channels. For common channels, some resources instead of a special admission procedure are reserved.In the UL, according to the current load factor and the characteristics of the new call, the UL CAC algorithm predicts the new traffic channels load factor with the assumption of admitting the new call, then plus with the premeditated common channel UL load factor to get the predicted UL load factor. Then, compare it with the UL admission threshold. If the value is not higher than the threshold, the call is admitted; otherwise, rejected.ADD UCELLCAC(Optional)
(1) This parameter, along with the [Algorithm stop time], is used to limit the validation time of the background noise automatic update algorithm. If [Algorithm stop time] is greater than [Algorithm start time], and the background noise automatic update algorithm is enabled, then the algorithm is activated during the period of [Algorithm stop time] to [Algorithm start time] each day. In other periods, the algorithm fails. If [Algorithm stop time] is less than [Algorithm start time], and the background noise automatic update algorithm is enabled, then the algorithm is activated during the period of [Algorithm stop time] each day to [Algorithm start time] of the next day. In other periods, the algorithm fails.(2) Input format: HH&MM&SSADD UCELLCAC(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLCAC(Mandatory)(1) This parameter, along with the [Algorithm start time], is used to limit the validation time of the background noise automatic update algorithm. If [Algorithm stop time] is greater than [Algorithm start time], and the background noise automatic update algorithm is enabled, then the algorithm is activated during the period of [Algorithm stop time] to [Algorithm start time] each day. In other periods, the algorithm fails. If [Algorithm stop time] is less than [Algorithm start time], and the background noise automatic update algorithm is enabled, then the algorithm is activated during the period of [Algorithm stop time] each day to [Algorithm start time] of the next day. In other periods, the algorithm fails(2) Input format: HH&MM&SSADD UCELLCAC(Optional)
CM type of the cell.The CM parameters are configured on the basis of the CM type of the cell. That is, the CM sequence number is determined after the CM type of the cell is determined.ADD UCELLCMCF(Optional)
MOD UCELLCMCF(Optional)When the downlink spreading factor is greater than or equal to the value of this parameter, the SF/2 mode is preferred. Otherwise, the high-layer scheduling mode is preferred.The SF/2 mode consumes more system resources and therefore this mode is recommended only for low-rate users. The high-layer scheduling mode requires variable multiplexing positions of transport channels and is applicable to a relatively narrow range. In addition, this approach affects the transmission rate of users. Therefore, this mode is recommended only when the SF/2 approach is unavailable or there are high-rate users.ADD UCELLCMCF(Optional)
MOD UCELLCMCF(Optional)When the uplink spreading factor is greater than or equal to the value of this parameter, the SF/2 mode is preferred. Otherwise, the high-layer scheduling mode is preferred.The SF/2 mode consumes more system resources and therefore this mode is recommended only for low-rate users. The high-layer scheduling mode requires variable multiplexing positions of transport channels and is applicable to a relatively narrow range. In addition, this approach affects the transmission rate of users. Therefore, this mode is recommended only when the SF/2 approach is unavailable or there are high-rate users.RMV UCELLDCCC(Mandatory)
- ON: The load balancing DRD algorithm will be applied. - OFF: The load balancing DRD algorithm will not be applied.ADD UCELLDRD(Optional)
MOD UCELLDRD(Optional)- ON: The load balancing DRD algorithm will be applied. - OFF: The load balancing DRD algorithm will not be applied.ADD UCELLDRD(Optional)
MOD UCELLDRD(Optional)- Power: Power(Downlink none-HSDPA power is used for DCH services, and downlink HSDPA guarantee power is used for HSDPA services) will be applied to the load balancing DRD algorithm. - UserNumber: User number(Downlink R99 equivalent user number is used for DCH services, and downlink HSDPA user number is used for HSDPA services) will be applied to the load balancing DRD algorithm.ADD UCELLDRD(Optional)
This parameter specifies the power offset between HS-SCCH and P-CPICH when BCCH is mapped onto the EFACH.When UE is in Enhanced CELL_FACH state, the data on the BCCH is also sent on the HS-PDSCH. Meanwhile, the HS-SCCH shall send signaling related to HS-PDSCH. This parameter specifies the transmission power of the HS-SCCH at the time.ADD UCELLEFACH(Optional)
Band7: Uplink UARFCN = Downlink UARFCN - 225For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.433.BandIndNotUsed:[0-16383]Downlink UARFCN of a cell.For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.433.ADD UCELLGPSFRMTIMING(Optional)
MOD UCELLGPSFRMTIMING(Optional)
UCELLHCS CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UCELLHCS UseOfHcs Use of HCS Indicating whether HCS is used
UCELLHCS HCSPrio HCS priority level HCS priority of the cell belon
The value OFF indicates that the UE speed estimation is not allowed in this cell.Note: The UE speed estimation cannot be triggered even if this switch is set to ON in either of the following cases: The cell is not configured as a HCS cell through the "ADD UCELLHCS" or "MOD UCELLHCS" command. The algorithm switch for the RNC-oriented UE speed estimation is not set to ON through "SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH".ADD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)Time window for estimating whether the UE is in high-mobility state.The start point of the estimation is the moment of the last reporting of event 1D, and the backdated time length is determined by this parameter. If the parameter is set to 0, the RNC does not decide whether the UE is in high-mobility state.ADD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)Threshold for determining whether the UE is in high-mobility state.After the UE reports event 1D, the UE is considered in high-mobility state if the number of changes of the best cell during "TFastSpdEst" is greater than this threshold. The smaller the value is, the more possible the UE is determined in high-mobility state.ADD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)Period for determine whether the UE is in low-mobility state. The RNC periodically determines whether the UE is in low-mobility state. The smaller the value is, the more frequently the state estimation is triggered. If the parameter is set to 0, the RNC does not determine whether the UE is in low-mobility state.ADD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)Time window for deciding whether the UE is in low-mobility state. Every time the slow speed period timer expires, the RNC estimates whether the UE is in low-mobility state. This parameter specifies the duration of the timer. If this parameter is set to 0, the RNC does not determine whether the UE is in low-mobility state.ADD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)Threshold for determining whether the UE is in low-mobility state. After the UE reports event 1D, the UE is considered in low-mobility state if the number of changes of the best cell is smaller than this threshold within the period of "TSlowSpdEst". The greater the value is, the more possible the UE is determined in low-mobility state.ADD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLHCSHO(Optional)Time window for determining whether ping-pong handover occurs in the best cell during the UE speed estimation. In the speed estimation algorithm, an algorithm is adopted to avoid inaccurate estimation caused by frequent handovers of best cells. That is, during the latest "TRELATELENGTH", if more than one event 1D of a certain cell occurs, the event 1D record is restored to the state when the 1st event 1D occurs during the latest "TRELATELENGTH". The given time length is set by this parameter. If this parameter is set too great, the RNC may mistakenly determine that ping-pong handover to the best cell occurs. If this parameter is set too small, ping-pong handover cannot be prevented. Thus, it is recommended that this parameter be set according to the cell radius.MOD UCELLHOCOMM(Mandatory)
When INTERRAT is selected, only GSM neighboring cells are measured and inter-RAT handover is performed. When SIMINTERFREQRAT is selected, both inter-frequency and inter-RAT cells are measured, and the handover is performed according to the type of the cell that first meets the handover decision criteria.ADD UCELLHOCOMM(Optional)
MOD UCELLHOCOMM(Optional)When COEXIST_MEAS_THD_CHOICE_INTERRAT is selected, event 2D/2F measurement thresholds oriented towards inter-RAT configuration are selected.The factors such as the event 2D/2F measurement thresholds for inter-frequency measurement and inter-RAT measurement, inter-frequency and inter-RAT handover decision thresholds, and current handover policy should be considered during setting. For example, if the event 2D threshold for inter-RAT measurement is higher than that for inter-frequency measurement, and inter-frequency neighboring cells are preferred when inter-RAT and inter-frequency neighboring cells coexist, then COEXIST_MEAS_THD_CHOICE_INTERFREQ should be selected.ADD UCELLHOCOMM(Optional)
MOD UCELLHOCOMM(Optional)Based on the Service Handover Indicator of a service and the related parameter configurations on the network side, related measurements and inter-RAT handover are triggered immediately once a service is set up. This switch is set to ON only when service handover is required. Generally, the switch is set to OFF.Note that the service handover is triggered only when the Service Handover Indicator is set to HO_TO_GSM_SHOULD_BE_PERFORM and the inter-RAT handover switch for the corresponding service is set to ON. Both conditions are mandatory. For hybrid services, the service handover is not triggered.ADD UCELLHOCOMM(Optional)
MOD UCELLHOCOMM(Optional)Based on the Service Handover Indicator of a service and the related parameter configurations on the network side, related measurements and inter-RAT handover are triggered immediately once a service is set up. This switch is set to ON only when service handover is required. Generally, the switch is set to OFF.Note that the service handover is triggered only when the Service Handover Indicator is set to HO_TO_GSM_SHOULD_BE_PERFORM and the inter-RAT handover switch for the corresponding service is set to ON. Both conditions are mandatory. For hybrid services, the service handover is not triggered.MOD UCELLHSDPA(Mandatory)
This parameter named Measure Power Offset Constant is used to compute measurement power offset. Measurement power offset is used by UE to obtain total received HS-PDSCH power. The calculation for Measure Power Offset is as shown below:Measure Power Offset = Max(-6, Min(13,CellMaxPower - PcpichPower - Measure Power OffsetConstant)). For details of the IE "Measure Power Offset", refer to 3GPP TS 25.214.ADD UCELLHSDPA(Optional)
The parameter specifies the number of codes (SF=128) used by the E-DCH Relative Grant Channel (E-RGCH)/E-DCH Hybrid ARQ Indicator Channel (E-HICH). The E-RGCH is used to adjust the uplink power available for the UE. The E-HICH is used to provide feedback on the ACK/NACK information, which indicates whether the data that the RNC receives from the E-DCH is correct or not. The E-RGCH and E-HICH are dedicated channels shared by multiple UEs. They share the OVSF channel code with SF=128 and use the orthogonal signature sequence to differentiate subscribers. For details about this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.433.ADD UCELLHSUPA(Optional)
MOD UCELLHSUPA(Optional)ADD UCELLHSUPA(Optional)MOD UCELLHSUPA(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Mandatory)RMV UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Mandatory)ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
The advantage of the periodical measurement report mode is that it can repeatedly perform direct retry on the same cell when the handover fails, and that the following algorithms can be flexibly developed. For the cell-oriented algorithm parameters, the UE need not be informed through signaling but the cell need be updated only when the handover decision is performed in the RNC. The disadvantage of the periodical measurement report mode is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing. As for the impact on network performance,the two measurement report modes have both advantages and disadvantages. Currently, the traditional periodical report mode is preferred.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)This parameter specifies the Layer 3 filter coefficient for the inter-frequency measurementThis parameter has the same physical significance and measurement model as the layer 3 filter coefficient for the intra-frequency measurement. The difference is that the report period of the inter-frequency measurement is 480 ms while the report period of the intra-frequency measurement is 200 ms. In practice, the setting of this parameter can be adjusted according to performance statistics.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Interval between periodic reporting for the inter-frequency handover. In periodic reporting mode, the inter-frequency handover attempts is reported at the preset interval. It is not recommended that this parameter be set to "NON_PERIODIC_REPORT" since the UE behavior may be unknown. This parameter has impact on the Uu signaling flow. If the interval is too short and the frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load when processing signaling. If the interval is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time. This may delay the inter-frequency handover, thus causing call drops.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Hysteresis for triggering event 2B.The value of this parameter is associated with the slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change and thus event 2B may not be triggered in time.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)When "InterFreqReportMode" is set to PERIODICAL_REPORTING, the hysteresis in active set quality measurement is used to prevent the ping-pong reporting of event 2D (triggered when the estimated quality of the frequency in use is lower than the threshold) and event 2F (triggered when the estimated quality of the frequency in use is higher than the threshold). Event 2D is used to enable the compression mode and event 2F is used to disable the compression mode. To prevent the compression mode from being frequently enabled and disabled, you can set "Hystfor2D" and "Hystfor2F" to be greater than their recommended values according to the statistics of the ping-pong inter-frequency handover.To set "Hystfor2D" and "Hystfor2F", you should consider the radio environment (with slow fading characteristics), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE. The value of this parameter ranges from 2 dB to 5 dB. In addition, filter coefficient and trigger delay must be considered in setting this parameter.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)When "InterFreqReportMode" is set to PERIODICAL_REPORTING, the hysteresis in active set quality measurement is used to prevent the ping-pong reporting of event 2D (triggered when the estimated quality of the frequency in use is lower than the threshold) and event 2F (triggered when the estimated quality of the frequency in use is higher than the threshold). Event 2D is used to enable the compression mode and event 2F is used to disable the compression mode. To prevent the compression mode from being frequently enabled and disabled, you can set "Hystfor2D" and "Hystfor2F" to be greater than their recommended values according to the statistics of the ping-pong inter-frequency handover.To set "Hystfor2D" and "Hystfor2F", you should consider the radio environment (with slow fading characteristics), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE. The value of this parameter ranges from 2 dB to 5 dB. In addition, filter coefficient and trigger delay must be considered in setting this parameter.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Hysteresis in the inter-frequency hard handover triggered by the periodic measurement report.This parameter is used to estimate the inter-frequency handover on the RNC side. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change and thus the handover may not be triggered in time.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)The parameter WeightForUsedFreq is the frequency weighting factor used to calculate the quality of the current frequency. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the higher quality of the active set is obtained. If this parameter is set to 0, the general quality of the active set is considered the quality of the best cell in this set. For details about this parameter, see the subsection of frequency quality estimation in the section of inter-frequency measurement in 3GPP TS 25.331. This parameter is used for event-triggered reporting of inter-frequency handovers for events 2D, 2F, 2B and 2C, but not used for periodical reporting of inter-frequency handovers.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Interval time between the detection of event 2B and sending of measurement report. This parameter correlates with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Interval time between detection of event 2D and sending of the measurement report. This parameter correlates with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Interval time between detection of event 2F and sending of the measurement report.This parameter correlates with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Interval between reception of periodical reports and triggering of the inter-frequency handover. Only the inter-frequency cell in which the signal quality is above a certain threshold in all periodic reports during a time equal to this parameter can be selected as the target cell for the inter-frequency handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)For the cell in which the UEs are moving at various speeds, set this parameter to -14 dB. The emulation result shows that the call drop rate remains low for the UEs moving at a speed of 120 km/h when this parameter is set to -14 dB.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)When Ec/No is used as the measurement quantity for CS services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured Ec/No value is higher than the value of this parameter. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compression mode and stop the inter-frequency measurement. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)For the cell in which the UEs are moving at various speeds, set this parameter to -14 dB. The emulation result shows that the call drop rate remains low for the UEs moving at a speed of 120 km/h when this parameter is set to -14 dB.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)For the cell in which the UEs are moving at various speeds, set this parameter to -14 dB. The emulation result shows that the call drop rate remains low for the UEs moving at a speed of 120 km/h when this parameter is set to -14 dB.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)When Ec/No is used as the measurement quantity for PS non-HSPA services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured Ec/No value is higher than the value of this parameter. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compression mode and stop the inter-frequency measurement.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.
UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV InterFreqHThd2FEcN0 Inter-freq H Measure Stop Ec
When Ec/No is used as the measurement quantity for HSPA services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured Ec/No value is higher than the value of this parameter. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compression mode and stop the inter-frequency measurement. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -90 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -85 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -90 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -90 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -85 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -85 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of Ec/No for CS services.For CS services, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of Ec/No for non-HSPA services in PS domain.For non-HSPA services in PS domain, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of Ec/No for HSPA services.For HSPA services, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of RSCP for CS services.For CS services, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of RSCP for non-HSPA services in PS domain.For non-HSPA services in PS domain, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of RSCP for HSPA services.For HSPA services, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)If the inter-frequency handover is not performed before this timer expires, the inter-frequency measurement is stopped and the compression mode is disabled (if enabled before). The value 0 indicates that this timer is not to be started.This parameter is used to prevent the long duration of the inter-frequency measurement state (compression mode) due to unavailability of a target cell that meets the handover criteria.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the number of inter-frequency handover re-attempts increases and the possibility of successfully handing over the UE to the target cell whose load becomes normal increases. When the number of inter-frequency handover re-attempts reaches the threshold, the RNC sends another inter-frequency measurement control message to allow the UE to be handed over to other cells of this frequency.If the measurement control is released, the inter-frequency handover re-attempt is stopped.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHOCOV(Optional)If the inter-frequency coverage handover priority of the cell reporting the MR is equal to the highest priority of the target cell defined in the measurement control list, the inter-frequency handover is triggered. If the inter-frequency coverage handover priority of the cell reporting the MR is lower than the highest priority of the target cell defined in the measurement control list, the inter-freq coverage handover delay timer is enabled. When the timer expires, the inter-freq handover is triggered.MOD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Mandatory)
This parameter specifies the Layer 3 filter coefficient for the inter-frequency measurementThis parameter has the same physical significance and measurement model as the layer 3 filter coefficient for the intra-frequency measurement. The difference is that the report period of the inter-frequency measurement is 480 ms while the report period of the intra-frequency measurement is 200 ms. In practice, the setting of this parameter can be adjusted according to performance statistics.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)Hysteresis used for event 2C.The value of this parameter is associated with the slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change and thus event 2C may not be triggered in time.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change.The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)Threshold of the target frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency handover. This parameter is used for measurement control on event 2C. When the target frequency quality is higher than this threshold, event 2C is triggered.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)If the inter-frequency handover is not performed before this timer expires, the inter-frequency measurement is stopped and the compression mode is disabled (if enabled before). The value 0 indicates that this timer is not to be started.This parameter is used to prevent the long duration of the inter-frequency measurement state (compression mode) due to unavailability of a target cell that meets the handover criteria.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)Interval between the handover re-attempts for event 2C. If the inter-frequency handover for event 2C fails, the RNC reties the inter-frequency handover. This parameter specifies the interval between the handover re-attempts for event 2C. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover re-attempts increase when the inter-frequency handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced. The RNC load, however, increases.ADD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERFREQHONCOV(Optional)Maximum number of handover attempts for event 2C. This parameter specifies the maximum number of handover re-attempts for event 2C when the measurement control message is valid. If this parameter is set to a greater value, inter-frequency handover re-attempts increase and the possibility of successfully handing over the UE to the target cell whose load becomes normal increases. When the number of re-attempts reaches the preset value, the RNC does not attempt to perform the handover. Alternatively, when the measurement control is cancelled, the handover re-attempt is stopped immediately.MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Mandatory)
The advantage of periodical reporting is that it can be used for repeated handover re-attempts on the same cell when the handover fails, and that subsequent algorithms can be flexibly developed. In addition, for the cell-oriented algorithm parameters, the RNC updates the parameters when making internal handover decision and the system needs not to inform the UEs of the parameter change through signaling messages after the handovers. The drawback of periodical reporting is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing.The two reporting modes have both advantage and drawback. Currently, the traditional periodical reporting mode is preferred.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is medium, there is a comparatively smaller shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 3. In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is high, there is a comparatively small shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 2.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)When CPICH_RSCP is selected, it indicates that the RSCP measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement. The physical unit is dBm.When AUTO is selected, it indicates that the Ec/No measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement if the RNC receives Ec/No 2D firstly. If the RNC receives the RSCP 2D firstly, the RSCP measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is medium, there is a comparatively smaller shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 3. In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is high, there is a comparatively small shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 2.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)This parameter is used for event 3A evaluation. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.133.To set this parameter, see the method for setting the intra-frequency handover weighting factor "Weight".ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)The adjustment should be made according to the configured GSM RSSI measurement compressed mode sequence. According to the current configured GSM RSSI measurement compressed mode sequence, the RSSI measurement of eight GSM cells can be finished in 480 ms. Therefore, the RSSI measurement of 16 GSM cells can be finished in 1000 ms. According to 3GPP specifications, the number of inter-RAT neighboring cells should not exceed 32. Therefore, the parameter value can be set to 2000 ms if the number of neighboring GSM cells exceeds 16.The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)This parameter is used to avoid the ping-pong reporting of event 2D (the estimated quality of the currently used frequency is below a certain threshold). The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of ping-pong reporting or wrong decision is lower, but the event may not be triggered in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong reporting of event 2D is likely to occur.The setting of this parameter should consider the radio conditions (slow fading), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE. The value of this parameter ranges from 2 dB to 5 dB. In addition, filter coefficient and triggering delay must be considered in setting this parameter.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)The inter-RAT measurement hysteresis in periodical reporting mode is used to prevent the ping-pong reporting of event 2D (the estimated quality of the currently used frequency is below a certain threshold) and event 2F (the estimated quality of the currently used frequency is above a certain threshold). Event 2D is used to enable the compressed mode and event 2F is used to disable the compressed mode. "Hystfor2D" can be increased slightly based on the recommended value, considering inter-frequency handover statistics. Hystfor2D can also be increased slightly to prevent the compressed mode from being frequently enabled and disabled and to avoid unnecessary active set updates. The setting of this parameter should consider the radio conditions (slow fading), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE. The value of this parameter ranges from 2 dB to 5 dB. In addition, filter coefficient and triggering delay must be considered in setting this parameter.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase.The emulation result shows that in a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is high (for example, a cell that covers highways), this parameter can be set to a smaller value 1.5 dB, because in the cell the terrain is flat, barriers are fewer, and thus the shadow fading variation is small. In a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is low, this parameter can be set to a larger value 3.0 dB, because there are usually many tall buildings and thus the shadow fading variation is comparatively high.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase.The emulation result shows that in a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is high (for example, a cell that covers highways), this parameter can be set to a smaller value 1.5 dB, because in the cell the terrain is flat, barriers are fewer, and thus the shadow fading variation is small. In a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is low, this parameter can be set to a larger value 3.0 dB, because there are usually many tall buildings and thus the shadow fading variation is comparatively high.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation result shows that the hysteresis setting can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, thus preventing unnecessary handovers. The emulation result also shows that the UE at different data rates may react differently to the delay for triggering the event. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the delay, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the delay. This can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation result shows that the hysteresis setting can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, thus preventing unnecessary handovers. The emulation result also shows that the UE at different data rates may react differently to the delay for triggering the event. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the delay, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the delay. This can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)The inter-frequency measurement reporting period is 480 ms. Therefore, the trigger delay time shorter than 480 ms is invalid.If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Time delay for triggering handovers to GSM cells with non-verified BSIC.During the period of time specified by this parameter, if the signal quality in a neighboring GSM cell fulfills inter-RAT handover criteria and the neighboring GSM cell is not verified, an inter-RAT handover is triggered. When this parameter value is 65535, the RNC does not perform inter-RAT handovers to non-verified GSM cells. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the average number of handovers decreases, but call drops may occur.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Considering that the UE is on the edge of the system, this parameter should be set to a comparatively low value. In situations where a GSM cell is verified, the performance of the GSM cell is generally regarded as good. In this case, the parameter can be set to 0, which indicates that the handover is performed immediately.If this parameter is set to a larger value, the average number of handovers decreases, but call drops may occur.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Switch for verifying the Base Station Identity Code (BSIC). This parameter is used to control cells where inter-RAT measurement reports are triggered. When the parameter is set to "REQUIRED", the measurement reporting is triggered after the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. When the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRE", the measurement reporting is triggered regardless of whether the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. This parameter is valid for both periodical reporting mode and event-triggered reporting mode. However, to ensure handover reliability, it is recommended that the system reports only the cells whose BSIC is decoded correctly, that is, the recommended value of the parameter is "REQUIRED". If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than that in the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively in inter-RAT measurement. The requirements on the signal quality and inter-RAT handover policies vary with the service type. Therefore, the thresholds of enabling and disabling inter-RAT measurement are distinguished by CS, PS, and signaling. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)If the cell is a micro cell, the default value should be modified according to the link budgeting result. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively. When the cell is located in the center of the frequency coverage or the inter-frequency measurement quantity uses both Ec/No and RSCP, then the Ec/No value is used as the criterion for events 2D and 2F. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively in inter-RAT measurement. The requirements on the signal quality and inter-RAT handover policies vary with the service type. Therefore, the thresholds of enabling and disabling inter-RAT measurement are distinguished by CS, PS, and signaling. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively in inter-RAT measurement. The requirements on the signal quality and inter-RAT handover policies vary with the service type. Therefore, the thresholds of enabling and disabling inter-RAT measurement are distinguished by CS, PS, and signaling. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)If the cell is a micro cell, the default value should be modified according to the link budgeting result. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively. When the cell is located in the center of the frequency coverage or the inter-frequency measurement quantity uses both Ec/No and RSCP, then the Ec/No value is used as the criterion for events 2D and 2F. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)If the cell is a micro cell, the default value should be modified according to the link budgeting result. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively. When the cell is located in the center of the frequency coverage or the inter-frequency measurement quantity uses both Ec/No and RSCP, then the Ec/No value is used as the criterion for events 2D and 2F. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. In most cases, users want to be maintained within a 3G network. Therefore, the start threshold of the inter-RAT measurement is set smaller than that of the inter-frequency measurement in order to trigger inter-frequency easily. In scenarios where inter-frequency neighboring cells are unavailable or where inter-frequency coverage is insufficient, the inter-RAT measurement start threshold should be set relatively larger in order to trigger inter-RAT measurement easily, thus reducing call drops.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Threshold of stopping inter-RAT measurement for CS services when measurement quantity is RSCP. When RSCP is used as the measurement quantity for CS services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured RSCP value is larger than this threshold. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compressed mode and stop the inter-RAT measurement.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. In most cases, users want to be maintained within a 3G network. Therefore, the start threshold of the inter-RAT measurement is set smaller than that of the inter-frequency measurement in order to trigger inter-frequency easily. In scenarios where inter-frequency neighboring cells are unavailable or where inter-frequency coverage is insufficient, the inter-RAT measurement start threshold should be set relatively larger in order to trigger inter-RAT measurement easily, thus reducing call drops.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. In most cases, users want to be maintained within a 3G network. Therefore, the start threshold of the inter-RAT measurement is set smaller than that of the inter-frequency measurement in order to trigger inter-frequency easily. In scenarios where inter-frequency neighboring cells are unavailable or where inter-frequency coverage is insufficient, the inter-RAT measurement start threshold should be set relatively larger in order to trigger inter-RAT measurement easily, thus reducing call drops.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Threshold of stopping inter-RAT measurement for PS domain non-HSPA services when the measurement quantity is RSCP. When RSCP is used as the measurement quantity for PS domain non-HSPA services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured RSCP value is larger than this threshold. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compressed mode and stop the inter-RAT measurement.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Threshold of stopping inter-RAT measurement for HSPA services when measurement quantity is RSCP. When RSCP is used as the measurement quantity for HSPA services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured RSCP value is larger than this threshold. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compressed mode and stop the inter-RAT measurement.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.
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The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Impact on network performance:If the parameter is set to a smaller value, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handover. If the parameter is set to a larger value, the compressed mode will not be disabled, thus affecting UE measurement. In actual networks, statistics can be made to obtain the delay for a successful inter-RAT handover, thus to get a proper value of "InterRATMeasTime" that satisfies most UEs.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Length of the timer to avoid ping-pong handovers between 2G and 3G networks.When a UE in the CS domain is handed over from a 2G network to a 3G network, the system increases the hysteresis used for event 3A to prevent the ping-pong handover between the 2G network and the 3G network in the period specified by this parameter. During the penalty time, the previous periodical report will be changed to the event 3A report. The value 0 indicates that the system does not take measures to avoid ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Hysteresis to avoid ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks. When a UE in the CS domain is handed over from a 2G network to a 3G network, the system increases the hysteresis used for event 3A to prevent the ping-pong handover between the 2G network and the 3G network in the handover penalty period specified by "InterRATPingPongTimer". During the penalty time, event-triggered reporting is used for inter-RAT measurement. The value 0 indicates that the system does not take measures to avoid ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Interval between handover attempts for event 3A. This parameter specifies the interval between handover attempts for event 3A. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Maximum number of handover attempts after inter-RAT handover triggered by event 3A fails.This parameter specifies the maximum number of handover re-attempts for event 3A when the measurement control is valid. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the number of inter-RAT handover re-attempts increases and the possibility of successfully handing over the UE to the target cell whose load becomes normal increases. After reaching the value specified by this parameter, the RNC makes no further handover attempt to the target cell. If the compressed mode is disabled, the handover re-attempt will be aborted.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Maximum number of inter-RAT handover failures allowed due to physical channel failure. When the number of inter-RAT handover failures due to physical channel failure exceeds the threshold, a penalty is given to the UE. During the time specified by "PenaltyTimeForInterRatPhyChFail[/para], the UE is not allowed to make inter-RAT handover attempts.For details about the physical channel failure, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHOCOV(Optional)Duration of the penalty for inter-RAT handover failure due to physical channel failure. The UE is not allowed to make inter-RAT handover attempts within the penalty time.For details about the physical channel failure, see 3GPP TS 25.331.MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Mandatory)
In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is medium, there is a comparatively smaller shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 3. In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is high, there is a comparatively small shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 2.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)The value of this parameter is associated with the slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change. If this parameter is set to a too large value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criterion for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate increases. The emulation result shows that in a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is high (for example, a cell that covers highways), this parameter can be set to a smaller value 1.5 dB, because in the cell the terrain is flat, barriers are fewer, and thus the shadow fading variation is small. In a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is low, this parameter can be set to a larger value 3.0 dB, because there are usually many tall buildings and thus the shadow fading variation is comparatively high.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)The inter-frequency measurement reporting period is 480 ms. Therefore, the trigger delay time shorter than 480 ms is invalid. If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)Switch for verifying the Base Station Identity Code (BSIC). This parameter is used to control cells where inter-RAT measurement reports are triggered. When the parameter is set to "REQUIRED", the measurement reporting is triggered after the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. When the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRE", the measurement reporting is triggered regardless of whether the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. This parameter is valid for both periodical reporting mode and event-triggered reporting mode. However, to ensure handover reliability, it is recommended that the system reports only the cells whose BSIC is decoded correctly, that is, the recommended value of the parameter is "REQUIRED". If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than that in the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
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Impact on network performance:If the parameter is set to a smaller value, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handover. If the parameter is set to a larger value, the compressed mode will not be disabled, thus affecting UE measurement. In actual networks, statistics can be made to obtain the delay for a successful inter-RAT handover, thus to get a proper value of "InterRATMeasTime" that satisfies most UEs.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
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Interval between the handover re-attempts for event 3C. This parameter specifies the interval between the handover re-attempts for event 3C. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover re-attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)Maximum number of handover re-attempts for event 3C. This parameter specifies the maximum number of handover attempts for event 3C when the measurement control message is valid. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the number of inter-RAT handover re-attempts increases and the possibility of successfully handing over the UE to the target cell whose load becomes normal increases. After reaching the value specified by this parameter, the RNC makes no further handover attempt to the target cell. If the compressed mode is disabled, the handover re-attempt will be aborted.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)Maximum number of inter-RAT handover failures allowed due to physical channel failure. When the number of inter-RAT handover failures due to physical channel failure exceeds the threshold, a penalty is given to the UE. During the time specified by "PenaltyTimeForInterRatPhyChFail[/para], the UE is not allowed to make inter-RAT handover attempts.For details about the physical channel failure, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTERRATHONCOV(Optional)Duration of the penalty for inter-RAT handover failure due to physical channel failure. The UE is not allowed to make inter-RAT handover attempts within the penalty time.For details about the physical channel failure, see 3GPP TS 25.331.RMV UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Mandatory)
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The input measurement value to L3 filter has been filtered by L1 filter, where the impact of fast fading is almost eliminated. In this case, smooth filtering should be applied through L3 filter, to eliminate the effect of shadow fading and peaks caused by fast fading, thus the filtered measurement value can reflect the variation of the actual measurement value, and provide more reliable measurement result for event judgement.Note that this parameter has great impact on the overall performance of the handover. Therefore, set this parameter with caution.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
Relative threshold for event 1A decision when VP service is performed. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1A increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1A reduces. For details on the definition of event 1A, see 3GPP TS 25.331.The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. you are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied.If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. you are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)Relative threshold for event 1A decision when PS service is performed. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1A increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1A reduces. For details on the definition of event 1A, see 3GPP TS 25.331. The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. You are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)Relative threshold for event 1B decision when VP service is performed. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1B increases. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1B reduces. For details on the definition of event 1B, see 3GPP TS 25.331. The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. You are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)Relative threshold for event 1B decision when non-VP service is performed in CS domain. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1B increases. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1B reduces. For details on the definition of event 1B, see 3GPP TS 25.331. The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. You are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)Relative threshold for event 1B decision when PS service is performed. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1B increases. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1B reduces. For details on the definition of event 1B, see 3GPP TS 25.331. The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. You are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)Ec/No absolute threshold for event 1F in the SHO algorithm. This parameter must be set to the value that guarantees the quality of basic services. In addition, the value of this parameter affects event 1F triggering. Event 1F refers to the event reported when an urgent blind handover is triggered. If event 1F is reported in a cell belonging to the active set, the signal quality of the active set is poor. Under this situation, blind handover is triggered to prevent call drops. The urgent blind handover is triggered in a special occasion that requires on-site measurements on the pilot strength and signal quality in the best cell of the cell where the UE is located. Generally, this function need not be enabled, so the parameter is set to the lowest value by default, indicating that the blind handover is not triggered.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1F increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1F reduces. For details on the definition of event 1F, see 3GPP TS 25.331.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering blind handover increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering blind handover reduces. In actual scenarios, this parameter should be set according to the handover strategy and network coverage.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)RSCP absolute threshold for event 1F in the SHO algorithm. This parameter must be set to the value that guarantees the quality of basic services. In addition, the value of this parameter affects event 1F triggering. Event 1F refers to the event reported when an urgent blind handover is triggered. If event 1F is reported in a cell belonging to the active set, the signal quality of the active set is poor. Under this situation, blind handover is triggered to prevent call drops.The urgent blind handover is triggered in a special occasion that requires on-site measurements on the pilot strength and signal quality in the best cell of the cell where the UE is located. Generally, this function need not be enabled, so the parameter is set to the lowest value by default, indicating that the blind handover is not triggered.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1F increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1F reduces. For details on the definition of event 1F, see 3GPP TS 25.331.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering blind handover increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering blind handover reduces. In actual scenarios, this parameter should be set according to the handover strategy and network coverage.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
Setting an appropriate triggering delay effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.If the handover cannot be triggered in time, the time-to-trigger parameter for event 1A needs to be changed to 200 ms or 100 ms, and the delay for event 1B needs to be changed to 1280 ms or 2560 ms. If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.If the handover cannot be triggered in time, the time-to-trigger parameter for event 1A needs to be changed to 200 ms or 100 ms, and the delay for event 1B needs to be changed to 1280 ms or 2560 ms.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)- reducing the impact of shadow fading on event decisions.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)- reducing the impact of shadow fading on event decisions.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)- reducing the impact of shadow fading on event decisions.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)- reducing the impact of shadow fading on event decisions.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.
UCELLINTRAFREQHO SHOQualmin Min Quality THD for SHO
UCELLINTRAFREQHO MaxCellInActiveSet Max Number of Cell in Active Maximum number of cells in an a
Impact on network performance:This parameter should be adjusted, based on the planned Ec/No that the cell soft handover area is expected to reach. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for adding a neighboring cell to the active set decreases. In this case, the service quality of the cell to be added is guaranteed. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for adding a neighboring cell to the active set increases. In this case, however, the service quality of the cell to be added is not guaranteed.ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)ADD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)MOD UCELLINTRAFREQHO(Optional)
Threshold of the quality of the cell reporting event 1F for triggering blind handover. The blind handover is triggered only when the signal quality in the cell, which reports event 1F, exceeds this parameter. Otherwise, the report is discarded. This parameter is used to raise the success rate of blind handovers. If all the signals in the cell reporting event 1F are of poor quality, the user may be located at the edge of coverage area. Under this situation, triggering blind handover rashly may cause call drops.MOD UCELLLDB(Mandatory)
The inter-frequency load handover has no impact on the QoS of users and can balance the cell load, so the inter-frequency load handover usually serves as the first action.The BE service rate reduction is effective only when the DCCC algorithm is enabled.ADD UCELLLDR(Optional)
The inter-frequency load handover has no impact on the QoS of users and can balance the cell load, so the inter-frequency load handover usually serves as the first action.The BE service rate decreasing is effective only when the DCCC algorithm is enabled.ADD UCELLLDR(Optional)
This parameter specifies the Layer 3 filter coefficient for the inter-frequency measurementThis parameter has the same physical significance and measurement model as the layer 3 filter coefficient for the intra-frequency measurement. The difference is that the report period of the inter-frequency measurement is 480 ms while the report period of the intra-frequency measurement is 200 ms. In practice, the setting of this parameter can be adjusted according to performance statistics.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)- Periodical report modeWhen the quality of the inter-frequency cell reported by the UE meets the criteria for inter-frequency handover, the delay trigger timer is started. If the quality of the cell always meets the criteria for inter-frequency handover before timeout, the inter-frequency handover is triggered after the delay trigger timer expires.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)- CPICH_RSCP: to use the RSCP measurement quantity for event 2C or Inter-Frequency periodical measurement. The physical unit is dBm. - BOTH:both quantities of the target cell must be satisfied when performing the handover judgement.Valid when the Inter-Frequency measurement chooses PERIODICAL_REPORTING Mode. Recommended value (default value): BOTH(PERIODICAL_REPORTING Mode), CPICH_RSCP(EVENT_TRIGGER Mode)ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)Interval between periodic reporting for the inter-frequency handover. In periodic reporting mode, the inter-frequency handover attempts is reported at the preset interval. It is not recommended that this parameter be set to "NON_PERIODIC_REPORT" since the UE behavior may be unknown. This parameter has impact on the Uu signaling flow. If the interval is too short and the frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load when processing signaling. If the interval is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time. This may delay the inter-frequency handover, thus causing call drops.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)Interval between reception of periodical reports and triggering of the inter-frequency handover. Only the inter-frequency cell in which the signal quality is above a certain threshold in all periodic reports during a time equal to this parameter can be selected as the target cell for the inter-frequency handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)Hysteresis in the inter-frequency hard handover triggered by the periodic measurement report.This parameter is used to estimate the inter-frequency handover on the RNC side. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change and thus the handover may not be triggered in time.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)Hysteresis used for event 2C.The value of this parameter is associated with the slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change and thus event 2C may not be triggered in time.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change.The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)If the mode is set to event mode, this parameter is used to set measurement control on the event 2C.If the mode is set to periodical mode, this parameter is used to estimate the periodical reports and only if quality of the target frequency is beyond the threshold, the DRD procedure is triggered.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)If the mode is set to event mode, this parameter is used to set measurement control on the event 2C.If the mode is set to periodical mode, this parameter is used to estimate the periodical reports and only if quality of the target frequency is beyond the threshold, the DRD procedure is triggered.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)The maximum number of attempts to perform inter-freq handoversThis parameter specifies the maximum number of attempts for the RNC to perform inter-freq handover after inter-freq handover failure. The handover attempts should involve the cells that have not been tried but satisfy the handover conditions.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERFREQ(Optional)After inter-frequency measurement starts, if no inter-frequency handover is performed when this timer expires, the inter-frequency measurement is stopped. In addition, the compressed mode is deactivated, if any. The value 0 indicates that the timer is not to be enabled. This parameter is used to prevent the long inter-frequency measurement state (compressed mode) due to unavailable measurement of the target cells that meet the handover requirements.MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Mandatory)
In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is medium, there is a comparatively smaller shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 3. In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is high, there is a comparatively small shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 2.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)When the quality of the GSM cell reported by the UE meets the criteria for inter-RAT handover, the delay trigger timer is started. If the quality of the GSM cell always meets the criteria for inter-RAT handover before timeout, the inter-RAT handover is triggered after the delay trigger timer expires.For the GSM cell whose BSIC can be decoded correctly, a shorter delay trigger time should be set to indicate the high priority attribute of the GSM cell. For the GSM cell whose BSIC is not verified, a longer delay trigger time should be set to indicate the low priority attribute of the GSM cell. In this manner, the BSIC can be decoded faster.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)The adjustment should be made according to the configured GSM RSSI measurement compressed mode sequence. According to the current configured GSM RSSI measurement compressed mode sequence, the RSSI measurement of eight GSM cells can be finished in 480 ms. Therefore, the RSSI measurement of 16 GSM cells can be finished in 1000 ms. According to 3GPP specifications, the number of inter-RAT neighboring cells should not exceed 32. Therefore, the parameter value can be set to 2000 ms if the number of neighboring GSM cells exceeds 16.The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)Switch for verifying the Base Station Identity Code (BSIC). This parameter is used to control cells where inter-RAT measurement reports are triggered. When the parameter is set to "REQUIRED", the measurement reporting is triggered after the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. When the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRE", the measurement reporting is triggered regardless of whether the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. This parameter is valid for both periodical reporting mode and event-triggered reporting mode. However, to ensure handover reliability, it is recommended that the system reports only the cells whose BSIC is decoded correctly, that is, the recommended value of the parameter is "REQUIRED". If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than that in the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)Time delay for triggering handovers to GSM cells with non-verified BSIC.During the period of time specified by this parameter, if the signal quality in a neighboring GSM cell fulfills inter-RAT handover criteria and the neighboring GSM cell is not verified, an inter-RAT handover is triggered. When this parameter value is 65535, the RNC does not perform inter-RAT handovers to non-verified GSM cells. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the average number of handovers decreases, but call drops may occur.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)Considering that the UE is on the edge of the system, this parameter should be set to a comparatively low value. In situations where a GSM cell is verified, the performance of the GSM cell is generally regarded as good. In this case, the parameter can be set to 0, which indicates that the handover is performed immediately.If this parameter is set to a larger value, the average number of handovers decreases, but call drops may occur.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)The value of this parameter is associated with the slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change. If this parameter is set to a too large value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criterion for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate increases. The emulation result shows that in a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is high (for example, a cell that covers highways), this parameter can be set to a smaller value 1.5 dB, because in the cell the terrain is flat, barriers are fewer, and thus the shadow fading variation is small. In a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is low, this parameter can be set to a larger value 3.0 dB, because there are usually many tall buildings and thus the shadow fading variation is comparatively high.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)The inter-frequency measurement reporting period is 480 ms. Therefore, the trigger delay time shorter than 480 ms is invalid. If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm, so the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm, considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise.The values of inter-RAT handover decision thresholds vary with the handover policy. To have UEs hand over only to the GSM cells with high quality, you can set the inter-RAT handover decision threshold to a comparatively high value, for example -85 dBm.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
The ratio of the users which could launch the handover to inter-RAT neighbour cell.When the parameter is ALL_USER, it means all of the users could be handover to the inter-RAT neighbour cell. When the parameter is HALF, it means only 1/2 of the users could be handover to the inter-RAT neighbour cell. When the parameter is THIRD, it means only 1/3 of the users could be handover to the inter-RAT neighbour cell. When the parameter is QUARTER, it means only 1/4 of the users could be handover to the inter-RAT neighbour cell.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)As for the impact on network performance,If the InterRATMeasTime is excessively low, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handovers. If InterRATMeasTime is excessively high, it cannot help improve the service quality. In actual networks, statistics can be made to obtain the delay for a successful inter-RAT handover so as to get a proper value of InterRATMeasTime that satisfies most UEs. If the parameter is set to a great value, the services may not be set up successfully.ADD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)
MOD UCELLMBDRINTERRAT(Optional)ADD UCELLMBMSFACH(Mandatory)RMV UCELLMBMSFACH(Mandatory)ADD UCELLMBMSFACH(Mandatory)RMV UCELLMBMSFACH(Mandatory)ADD UCELLMBMSFACH(Mandatory)RMV UCELLMBMSFACH(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLMBMSPARA(Mandatory)RMV UCELLMBMSPARA(Mandatory)ADD UCELLMBMSPARA(Optional)MOD UCELLMBMSPARA(Optional)ADD UCELLMBMSPARA(Optional)MOD UCELLMBMSPARA(Optional)ADD UCELLMBMSPARA(Optional)MOD UCELLMBMSPARA(Optional)
This parameter specifies the NPTP-PTM offset. During recounting in PTP mode, if the number of PTP users is larger than or equal to NPTP-PTM, the transmission mode transits to PTM. The value of NPTP-PTM = "Counting Threshold" + "Ptp To Ptm Offset". The transition between PTP and PTM affects user experience. Thus, to minimize ping-pong effect, the transition between PTP and PTM uses a threshold other than "Counting Threshold". The two thresholds are used only to avoid ping-pong effect, so the difference between the two should not be too large. Because the value of "Counting Threshold" is small, it is recommended that the default value of this parameter be used.ADD UCELLMBMSSA(Mandatory)
If this parameter is set to "ON", the DRD retry for blind handover is performed in aperiodic mode.If this switch is set to "OFF", the DRD retry for blind handover is not performed in aperiodic mode.ADD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)
MOD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)ADD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)MOD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)
Interval between sending of periodic measurement reports.This parameter has impact on the Uu signaling flow. If this parameter is set to a small value, the RNC may have high load when processing signaling. If this parameter is set to a great value, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time. This may delay the inter-frequency handover.ADD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)
MOD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)ADD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)MOD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)ADD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)MOD UCELLMCDRD(Optional)MOD UCELLMCLDR(Mandatory)RMV UCELLMCLDR(Mandatory)ADD UCELLMCLDR(Optional)MOD UCELLMCLDR(Optional)
After inter-frequency measurement starts, if no inter-frequency handover is performed when this timer expires, the inter-frequency measurement and the compressed mode (if started) are stopped. This parameter is used to prevent the long inter-frequency measurement state (compressed mode) due to unavailable measurement of the target cells that meet the handover requirements.ADD UCELLMCLDR(Optional)
MOD UCELLMCLDR(Optional)The interval between two reports is the configured value. This parameter has impact on the Uu signaling flow. If the interval is too short and the frequency is too high, the RNC may have burden in processing signaling. If the interval is too long, the network cannot detect the signal change in time, which may delay the inter-frequency handover.ADD UCELLMCLDR(Optional)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)RMV UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)RMV UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)
The greater the value of this parameter is, the easier the UE reselects a cell on this frequency, the smaller the value of this parameter is, the harder the UE reselects a cell on this frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)The greater the value of this parameter is, the harder the UE reselects a cell on the target frequency, the smaller the value of this parameter is, the easier the UE reselects a cell on the target frequency.For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)The greater the value of this parameter is, the harder the UE reselects a cell on the target frequency, the smaller the value of this parameter is, the easier the UE reselects a cell on the target frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)In the UTRA system, the cell bandwidth is 5 MHz. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)The greater the value of this parameter is, the harder the UE reselects a cell on this frequency, the smaller the value of this parameter is, the easier the UE reselects a cell on this frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)The value TRUE indicates that UEs in Idle mode can detect E-UTRA cells and report the result to the non-access stratum (NAS). For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cells in the blacklist of the E-UTRA frequency are not used as target cells for cell reselection. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.ADD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLNFREQPRIOINFO(Optional)Cell in the blacklist is not used as target cell for cell reselection. Physical cell ID are used to distinguish cell in the specified frequency. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 36.331.MOD UCELLOLC(Mandatory)
The mechanism of the OLC is that an action is performed in each [OLC period] and some services are selected based on the action rules to perform this action. This parameter defines the maximum number of downlink OLC fast TF restriction performed in entering/exiting the OLC status.After the overload is triggered, the RNC immediately executes OLC by first executing fast TF restriction. The internal counter is incremented by 1 with each execution. If the number of overloads does not exceed the OLC action threshold, the system lowers the BE service rate by lowering TF to relieve the overload. If the number of overloads exceeds the OLC action threshold, the previous operation has no obvious effect on alleviating the overload and the system has to release users to solve the overload problem. The lower the parameters are, the more likely the users are released, resulting in negative effect on the system performance. If the parameters are excessively high, the overload status is released slowly.ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)
MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)After the overload is triggered, the RNC immediately executes OLC by first executing fast TF restriction. The internal counter is incremented by 1 with each execution. If the number of overloads does not exceed the OLC action threshold, the system lowers the BE service rate by lowering TF to relieve the overload. If the number of overloads exceeds the OLC action threshold, the previous operation has no obvious effect on alleviating the overload and the system has to release users to solve the overload problem.The lower the parameters are, the more likely the users are released, resulting in negative effect on the system performance. If the parameters are excessively high, the overload status is released slowly.ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)
MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)The mechanism of the OLC is that an action is performed in each [OLC period] and some services are selected based on the action rules to perform this action. This parameter defines the maximum number of RABs selected in executing downlink OLC fast restriction.Selection of RABs of the OLC is based on the service priorities and ARP values and bearing priority indication. The RAB of low priority is under control. In the actual system, UlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum and DlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum can be set on the basis of the actual circumstances. If the high-rate subscribers occupy a high proportion, set UlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum and DlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum to comparatively low values. If the high-rate subscribers occupy a low proportion, set UlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum and DlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum to comparatively high values. The higher the parameters are, the more users are involved in fast TF restriction under the same conditions, the quicker the cell load decreases, and the more user QoS is affected.ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)
MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)Selection of RABs of the OLC is based on the service priorities and ARP values and bearing priority indication. The RAB of low priority is under control. In the actual system, UlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum and DlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum can be set on the basis of the actual circumstances. If the high-rate subscribers occupy a high proportion, set UlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum and DlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum to comparatively low values. If the high-rate subscribers occupy a low proportion, set UlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum and DlOlcFTFRstrctRabNum to comparatively high values.The higher the parameters are, the more users are involved in fast TF restriction under the same conditions, the quicker the cell load decreases, and the more user QoS is affected.ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)
MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)
The mechanism of the OLC is that an action is performed in each [OLC period] and some services are selected based on the action rules to perform this action. This parameter defines the maximum number of RABs released in executing downlink OLC service release.For the users of a single service, the releasing of RABs means the complete releasing of the users. The releasing of RABs causes call drops, so UlOlcFTFRstrctTimes or DlOlcFTFRstrctTimes should be set to a low value. Higher values of the parameter get the cell load to decrease more obviously, but the QoS will be affected.ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)
MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)The mechanism of the OLC is that an action is performed in each [OLC period] and some services are selected based on the action rules to perform this action. This parameter defines the maximum number of RABs released in executing uplink OLC service release.For the users of a single service, the releasing of RABs means the complete releasing of the users. The releasing of RABs causes call drops, so UlOlcFTFRstrctTimes or DlOlcFTFRstrctTimes should be set to a low value. Higher values of the parameter get the cell load to decrease more obviously, but the QoS will be affected.
UCELLOLC MbmsOlcRelNum MBMS services number releas ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)
UCELLOLC TransCchUserNum Transfer Common Channel Us
UCELLOLC FACHPwrReduceValue Fach power reduce value This parameter defines the re
UCELLPUC CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UCELLQUALITYMEAS DlAmrTrigTimeE AMR Trigger Time of Event E Duration from when the AMR TX
UCELLQUALITYMEAS ChoiceRptUnitForAmrE AMR Reporting Period Unit for This parameter specifies the re
UCELLQUALITYMEAS TenMsecForAmrE AMR Event E Reporting Perio This parameter is valid when th
UCELLQUALITYMEAS MinForAmrE AMR Event E Reporting Period This parameter is valid when th
UCELLQUALITYMEAS DlVpTrigTimeE VP Trigger Time of Event E Duration from when the VP TX po
UCELLQUALITYMEAS ChoiceRptUnitForVpE VP Reporting Period Unit for E This parameter specifies the re
UCELLQUALITYMEAS TenMsecForVpE VP Event E Reporting Period This parameter is valid when th
UCELLQUALITYMEAS MinForVpE VP Event E Reporting Period This parameter is valid when th
UCELLQUALITYMEAS DlBeTrigTimeE BE Trigger Time of Event E Duration from when the BE TX p
UCELLQUALITYMEAS ChoiceRptUnitForBeE BE Reporting Period Unit for E This parameter specifies the re
UCELLQUALITYMEAS TenMsecForBeE BE Event E Reporting Period This parameter is valid when th
UCELLQUALITYMEAS MinForBeE BE Event E Reporting Period This parameter is valid when th
UCELLQUALITYMEAS DlBeTrigTimeF BE Trigger Time of Event F Duration within which the measu
UCELLQUALITYMEAS ChoiceRptUnitForBeF BE Reporting Period Unit for E This parameter specifies the re
UCELLQUALITYMEAS TenMsecForBeF BE Event F Reporting Period This parameter is valid when th
UCELLQUALITYMEAS MinForBeF BE Event F Reporting Period This parameter is valid when th
UCELLREDIRECTION CellId Cell ID Unique ID of a cell
UCELLREDIRECTION TrafficType Traffic class Traffic class whose RRC redire
UCELLREDIRECTION RedirSwitch Redirection Switch
UCELLREDIRECTION RedirFactorOfNorm Redirection Factor Of Normal Possibility of redirecting the U
UCELLREDIRECTION RedirFactorOfLDR Redirection Factor Of LDR Possibility of redirecting the
UCELLREDIRECTION RedirBandInd ReDirection target band indica Frequency band of the target UL
UCELLREDIRECTION ReDirUARFCNUplinkInd Redirection Target UL Frequen Whether the target UL UARFCN
UCELLREDIRECTION ReDirUARFCNUplink Redirection target uplink UA
UCELLREDIRECTION ReDirUARFCNDownlink Redirection target downlink Target DL UARFCN for the RRC
UCELLRLACTTIME CellId Cell ID Uniquely identifying a cell. Fo
UCELLRLPWR CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
MBMS service release is an extreme method in reducing the cell load and recovering the system when the cell is overloaded and congested.The mechanism of the OLC is that an action is performed in each [OLC period] and some services are selected based on the action rules to perform this action. This parameter defines the maximum number of MBMS services released in executing downlink OLC service release.ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)
MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)The mechanism of the OLC is that an action is performed in each [OLC period] and some services are selected based on the action rules to perform this action. This parameter defines the maximum number of users selected in executing reconfiguration to the CCH.If the parameter value is too high, the OLC action may fluctuate greatly and over control may occur (the state of overload and congestion turns into another extreme--under load). If the parameter value is too low, the OLC action has a slow response and the effect is not apparent, affecting the OLC performance.ADD UCELLOLC(Optional)
MOD UCELLOLC(Optional)MOD UCELLPUC(Mandatory)RMV UCELLPUC(Mandatory)ADD UCELLPUC(Optional)MOD UCELLPUC(Optional)
If the load of a cell is equal to or lower than this threshold, the load level of this cell is light. If the load level of a cell is light, the PUC algorithm will configure selection/reselection parameters for this cell to lead the UE to reselect this cell rather than the previous inter-frequency neighboring cell with heavy load.ADD UCELLPUC(Optional)
MOD UCELLPUC(Optional)If the load of a cell is equal to or higher than this threshold, the load level of this cell is heavy.If the load level of a cell is heavy, the PUC algorithm will configure selection/reselection parameters for this cell to lead the UE camping on this cell to reselect another inter-frequency neighboring cell with light load.ADD UCELLPUC(Optional)
As for the impact on network performance:The larger the value of the parameter is, the more easily event 2B, inter-frequency handover based on Qos, and event 3A, inter-RAT handover based on Qos, can be triggered, and thus the more timely the handover to the target cell can be performed.MOD UCELLQOSHO(Optional)
ADD UCELLQOSHO(Optional)It reduces the influence of long time compressed mode to the serving cell.The compressed mode may be stopped ahead of time, which can cause the result that the UE fails to initiate inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover, and thus can lead to call drops.MOD UCELLQOSHO(Optional)
ADD UCELLQOSHO(Optional)It reduces the influence of long time compressed mode to the serving cell.The compressed mode may be stopped ahead of time, which can cause the result that the UE fails to initiate inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover, and thus can lead to call drops.MOD UCELLQOSHO(Optional)
ADD UCELLQOSHO(Optional)As for the impact on network performance:When the UE moves to the cell border, and there is a intra-frequency neighboring cell in the moving direction, CPCICH Ec/No varies faster than RSCP and the quality of the current cell should be evaluated according to CPCICH Ec/No. When there is no intra-frequency neighboring cell in the direction, CPCICH RSCP varies faster than Ec/No and the quality should be evaluated according to CPCICH RSCP. If the measurement quantity is not properly selected, the handover may not be performed timely, thus resulting in call drops.MOD UCELLQUALITYMEAS(Mandatory)
- Only_To_Inter_Frequency indicates that only RRC redirection to inter-frequency cells is allowed.- Only_To_Inter_Frequency indicates that only RRC redirection to inter-RAT cells is allowed.ADD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)
MOD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)ADD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)MOD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)ADD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)MOD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)ADD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)MOD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)ADD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)MOD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)
BAND6: UL UARFCN = DL UARFCN - 225BAND7: UL UARFCN = DL UARFCN - 225ADD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)
MOD UCELLREDIRECTION(Optional)ADD UCELLRLACTTIME(Mandatory)RMV UCELLRLACTTIME(Mandatory)MOD UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)RMV UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)
UCELLRLPWR CNDomainId CN domain ID Identifying the type of a CN.
UCELLRLPWR MaxBitRate Max bit rate of service This parameter denotes the rate
UCELLRLPWR RlMaxDlPwr RL Max DL TX power
UCELLRLPWR RlMinDlPwr RL Min DL TX power
UCELLRLPWR DlSF Downlink spreading factor This parameter refers to the d
UCELLSELRESEL CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UCELLSELRESEL QualMeas Cell Sel-reselection quality m Measurement quantity of cell s
UCELLSELRESEL IdleQhyst1s Hysteresis 1 for idle mode
UCELLSELRESEL ConnQhyst1s Hysteresis 1 for connect mode
UCELLSELRESEL IdleQhyst2s Hysteresis 2 for idle mode
UCELLSELRESEL ConnQhyst2s Hysteresis 2 for connect mode
UCELLSELRESEL Treselections Reselection delay time
UCELLSELRESEL Qqualmin Min quality level The minimum required quality th
UCELLSELRESEL Qrxlevmin Min Rx level The minimum required RX thresh
UCELLSELRESEL QrxlevminExtSup Min Rx level Extend Support Indicating whether the actual
UCELLSELRESEL DeltaQrxlevmin Delta Min Rx level Actual minimum required RX le
UCELLSELRESEL MaxAllowedUlTxPower Max allowed UE UL TX power The maximum allowed uplink tra
UCELLSELRESEL IdleSintrasearch Intra-freq cell reselection thre Threshold for intra-frequency c
UCELLSELRESEL IdleSintersearch Inter-freq cell reselection thre Threshold for inter-frequency c
UCELLSELRESEL ConnSintrasearch Intra-freq cell reselection thr Threshold for intra-frequency c
UCELLSELRESEL ConnSintersearch Inter-freq cell reselection thr Threshold for inter-frequency c
UCELLSELRESEL SsearchRat Inter-RAT cell reselection thre Threshold for inter-RAT cell re
UCELLSELRESEL SpeedDependentScalingFacto Speed dependent scaling factor For a high-mobility UE, multipl
UCELLSELRESEL InterFreqTreselScalingFactor Inter-frequency scaling factor f This parameter is used to incre
UCELLSELRESEL InterRatTreselScalingFactor Inter-RAT scaling factor for re This parameter is used to incre
UCELLSELRESEL NonhcsInd Non-HCS indicator Indicating whether the non-HC
UCELLSELRESEL Tcrmaxnonhcs Non-HCS max TCR Maximum duration of non-HCS ce
UCELLSELRESEL Ncrnonhcs Non-HCS NCR Maximum number of non-HCS cell
UCELLSELRESEL Tcrmaxhystnonhcs Non-HCS TCR max hysteresis Hysteresis time before non-HC
UCELLSELRESEL Qhyst1spch Hysteresis 1 for UE in CELL
UCELLSELRESEL Qhyst1sfach Hysteresis 1for UE in CELL_F
UCELLSELRESEL Qhyst2spch Hysteresis 2 for UE in CELL
UCELLSELRESEL Qhyst2sfach Hysteresis 2 for UE in CELL_
UCELLSELRESEL Treselectionspch Reselection delay time for UE This parameter indicates the U
UCELLSELRESEL Treselectionsfach Reselection delay time for U This parameter indicates the U
UCELLSELRESEL SPriority Absolute priority level of the se
UCELLSELRESEL ThdPrioritySearch1 RSCP threshold for low-prio-fr
UCELLSELRESEL ThdPrioritySearch2 Ec/No threshold for low-prio-fr
UCELLSELRESEL ThdServingLow RSCP threshold for low-prio-fr
UCELLSIBSWITCH CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UCELLSIBSWITCH SibCfgBitMap SIB Switch Determine whether some system i
UCELLURA CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UCELLURA URAId URA ID Identity of the UTRAN registra
UCHPWROFFSET CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UCHPWROFFSET PICHPowerOffset PICH Power Offset ADD UCHPWROFFSET(OptionDifference between the transmi
UCHPWROFFSET AICHPowerOffset AICH Power Offset ADD UCHPWROFFSET(OptionThis parameter specifies the p
UCIDCHG CellIDChgSwitch Cell ID Changing Switch SET UCIDCHG(Optional) Indicating whether to use chang
UCIDCHG CellIDChgPeriod Cell ID Changing Period time l SET UCIDCHG(Optional) Indicate the period of cell ID c
UCMCF DlSFTurnPoint DL SF Threshold SET UCMCF(Optional)
UCMCF UlSFTurnPoint UL SF threshold SET UCMCF(Optional)
UCMCF CmcfCellType CM Cell Type SET UCMCF(Optional)
UCMCF DlSFLimitCMInd Dl SF Limit CM Ind SET UCMCF(Optional) Whether the CM is limited by t
UCMCF LimitCMDlSFThd Dl SF Threshold to Limit CM SET UCMCF(Mandatory)
UCMCF HsdpaCMPermissionInd CM Permission Ind on HSDPA SET UCMCF(Optional)
UCMCF HsupaCMPermissionInd CM Permission Ind on HSUPA SET UCMCF(Optional)
UCMCF EHSPACMPermissionInd CM Permission Ind on HSPA+ SET UCMCF(Optional)
UCNDOMAIN CNDomainId CN domain ID Identifying the type of a CN.
UCNDOMAIN T3212 Periodical location update time Periodical location update is
UCNDOMAIN ATT Attach/detach allowed indicati Indicating whether attach/det
UCNDOMAIN NMO Network mode of operation This parameter should be set
UCNDOMAIN DRXCycleLenCoef DRX cycle length coefficient CN domain specific Discontinu
MOD UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)RMV UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)MOD UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)RMV UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)ADD UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)MOD UCELLRLPWR(Optional)
This parameter specifies the maximum DL RL power to be assigned.This parameter should fulfill the coverage requirement of the network planning, and the value is relative to [PCPICH transmit power]. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.433.ADD UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLRLPWR(Optional)This parameter specifies the minimum DL RL power to be assigned.This parameter should consider the maximum downlink transmit power and the dynamic range of power control, and the value is relative to [PCPICH transmit power]. Since the dynamic range of power control is set to 15 dB, this parameter is recommended as [RL Max DL TX power] - 15 dB. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.433.ADD UCELLRLPWR(Mandatory)
MOD UCELLRLPWR(Optional)MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Mandatory)RMV UCELLSELRESEL(Mandatory)ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
The hysteresis value of the serving FDD cells in idle mode in case the quality measurement for cell selection and reselection is set to CPICH RSCP. It is related to the slow fading feature of the area where the cell is located. The greater the slow fading variance is, the greater this parameter. According to the R regulation, the current serving cell involves in cell selection after the measurement value is added with the hysteresis value. The measurement hysteresis aims to prevent the ping-pong effect of the cell reselection, which is caused by the slow fading when the UE is on the edge of the cell. The ping-pong effect may trigger frequent location updates (idle mode), URA updates (URA_PCH), or cell updates (CELL_FACH, CELL_PCH), and thus increase the load of network signaling and the consumption of UE batteries. Set a proper measurement hysteresis to reduce as much as possible effect of the slow fading as well as ensuring timely cell updates of the UE. According to the CPICH RSCP emulation report of inter-frequency hard handovers, the measurement hysteresis ranges 4 dBm to 5 dBm and is set to 4 dBm by default when the slow fading variance is 8 dB and the relative distance is 20 m. In the cells where the slow fading variance is low and the average moving speed of UEs is high, for example the suburbs and countryside, reduce the measurement hysteresis to guarantee timely location updates of UEs. The higher the measurement hysteresis is, the less likely it is for various types of cell reselections to occur, and the better the slow fading resistance capability is, but the slower the system reacts to the environment changes. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)The hysteresis value of the serving FDD cells in connected mode in case the quality measurement for cell selection and reselection is set to CPICH RSCP. It is related to the slow fading feature of the area where the cell is located. The greater the slow fading variance is, the greater this parameter. According to the R regulation, the current serving cell involves in cell selection after the measurement value is added with the hysteresis value. The measurement hysteresis aims to prevent the ping-pong effect of the cell reselection, which is caused by the slow fading when the UE is on the edge of the cell. The ping-pong effect may trigger frequent location updates (idle mode), URA updates (URA_PCH), or cell updates (CELL_FACH, CELL_PCH), and thus increase the load of network signaling and the consumption of UE batteries. Set a proper measurement hysteresis to reduce as much as possible effect of the slow fading as well as ensuring timely cell updates of the UE. According to the CPICH RSCP emulation report of inter-frequency hard handovers, the measurement hysteresis ranges 4 dBm to 5 dBm and is set to 4 dBm by default when the slow fading variance is 8 dB and the relative distance is 20 m. In the cells where the slow fading variance is low and the average moving speed of UEs is high, for example the suburbs and countryside, reduce the measurement hysteresis to guarantee timely location updates of UEs. The higher the measurement hysteresis is, the less likely it is for various types of cell reselections to occur, and the better the slow fading resistance capability is, but the slower the system reacts to the environment changes. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)The hysteresis value of the serving FDD cells in idle mode in case the quality measurement for cell selection and reselection is set to CPICH Ec/No. It is related to the slow fading feature of the area where the cell is located. The greater the slow fading variance is, the greater this parameter. It is optional. If it is not configured, [Hysteresis 1] will be adopted as the value. This parameter is not configured when its value is 255. According to the R regulation, the current serving cell involves in cell selection after the measurement value is added with the hysteresis value. The measurement hysteresis aims to prevent the ping-pong effect of the cell reselection, which is caused by the slow fading when the UE is on the edge of the cell. The ping-pong effect may trigger frequent location updates (idle mode), URA updates (URA_PCH), or cell updates (CELL_FACH, CELL_PCH), and thus increase the load of network signaling and the consumption of UE batteries. Set a proper measurement hysteresis to reduce as much as possible effect of the slow fading as well as ensuring timely cell updates of the UE. According to the CPICH RSCP emulation report of inter-frequency hard handovers, the measurement hysteresis ranges 4 dBm to 5 dBm and is set to 4 dBm by default when the slow fading variance is 8 dB and the relative distance is 20 m. In the cells where the slow fading variance is low and the average moving speed of UEs is high, for example the suburbs and countryside, reduce the measurement hysteresis to guarantee timely location updates of UEs. The higher the measurement hysteresis is, the less likely it is for various types of cell reselections to occur, and the better the slow fading resistance capability is, but the slower the system reacts to the environment changes. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)The hysteresis value of the serving FDD cells in connected mode in case the quality measurement for cell selection and reselection is set to CPICH Ec/No. It is related to the slow fading feature of the area where the cell is located. The greater the slow fading variance is, the greater this parameter. This parameter is not configured when its value is 255. According to the R regulation, the current serving cell involves in cell selection after the measurement value is added with the hysteresis value. The measurement hysteresis aims to prevent the ping-pong effect of the cell reselection, which is caused by the slow fading when the UE is on the edge of the cell. The ping-pong effect may trigger frequent location updates (idle mode), URA updates (URA_PCH), or cell updates (CELL_FACH, CELL_PCH), and thus increase the load of network signaling and the consumption of UE batteries. Set a proper measurement hysteresis to reduce as much as possible effect of the slow fading as well as ensuring timely cell updates of the UE. According to the CPICH RSCP emulation report of inter-frequency hard handovers, the measurement hysteresis ranges 4 dBm to 5 dBm and is set to 4 dBm by default when the slow fading variance is 8 dB and the relative distance is 20 m. In the cells where the slow fading variance is low and the average moving speed of UEs is high, for example the suburbs and countryside, reduce the measurement hysteresis to guarantee timely location updates of UEs. The higher the measurement hysteresis is, the less likely it is for various types of cell reselections to occur, and the better the slow fading resistance capability is, but the slower the system reacts to the environment changes. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)3. Consider the difference between cells that cover different areas, for example the cells covering highways and cells covering densely populated areas. TIf the parameter is set to a comparatively low value, the ping-pong reselections may be caused. The parameter can be increased in populated area and reduced in high-speed movement. If the parameter is set to a comparatively high value, the cell reselection delay may become excessively high, and thus cell reselections may be affected. For detailed information, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
This parameter indicates that in the CELL_PCH or URA_PCH connection mode, the measurement hysteresis of the UE is 1. It is used when CPICH RSCP is used in cell selection and reselection measurement. This parameter is not configured when the value is 255.Otherwise, the greater the parameter value is, the harder the cell selection happens. For detailed information, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)This parameter indicates that in the CELL_FACH connection mode, the measurement hysteresis of the UE is 1. It is used when CPICH RSCP is used in cell selection and reselection measurement. This parameter is not configured when the value is 255.Otherwise, the greater the parameter value is, the harder the cell selection happens. For detailed information, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)This parameter indicates that in the CELL_PCH or URA_PCH connection mode, the measurement hysteresis of the UE is 2. It is used when CPICH EcNo is used in cell selection and reselection measurement. This parameter is not configured when the value is 255.Otherwise, the greater the parameter value is, the harder the cell selection happens. For detailed information, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)This parameter indicates that in the CELL_FACH connection mode, the measurement hysteresis of the UE is 2. It is used when CPICH EcNo is used in cell selection and reselection measurement. This parameter is not configured when the value is 255.Otherwise, the greater the parameter value is, the harder the cell selection happens. For detailed information, refer to 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
The greater the absolute priority level of the serving cell is, the harder the UE performs cell reselection, the smaller the absolute priority level of the serving cell is, the easier the UE performs cell reselection. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)The greater the value of this parameter is, the easier the UE measures cells for priority-based cell reselection, the smaller the value of this parameter is, the harder the UE measures cells for priority-based cell reselection. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)The greater the value of this parameter is, the easier the UE measures cells for priority-based cell reselection, the smaller the value of this parameter is, the harder the UE measures cells for priority-based cell reselection. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.304.ADD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)
MOD UCELLSELRESEL(Optional)The greater the value of this parameter is, the easier the UE performs priority-based cell reselection, the smaller the value of this parameter is, the harder the UE performs priority-based cell reselection. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.304.MOD UCELLSIBSWITCH(Mandatory)
When the downlink spreading factor is greater than or equal to the value of this parameter, the SF/2 mode is preferred. Otherwise, the high-layer scheduling mode is preferred.The SF/2 mode consumes more system resources and therefore this mode is recommended only for low-rate users. The high-layer scheduling mode requires variable multiplexing positions of transport channels and is applicable to a relatively narrow range. In addition, this approach affects the transmission rate of users. Therefore, this mode is recommended only when the SF/2 approach is unavailable or there are high-rate users.When the uplink spreading factor is greater than or equal to the value of this parameter, the SF/2 mode is preferred. Otherwise, the high-layer scheduling mode is preferred.The SF/2 mode consumes more system resources and therefore this mode is recommended only for low-rate users. The high-layer scheduling mode requires variable multiplexing positions of transport channels and is applicable to a relatively narrow range. In addition, this approach affects the transmission rate of users. Therefore, this mode is recommended only when the SF/2 approach is unavailable or there are high-rate users.CM type of the cell.The CM parameters are configured on the basis of the CM type of the cell. That is, the CM sequence number is determined after the CM type of the cell is determined.
Downlink SF threshold for enabling compressed mode (CM).When the parameter "DlSFLimitCMInd" is set to TRUE and the current downlink SF is smaller than or equal to the value of this parameter, the active set quality measurement is not allowed, that is, the CM cannot be enabled. When the parameter "DlSFLimitCMInd" is set to TRUE and the current downlink SF is greater than the value of this parameter, the active set quality measurement is allowed, that is, the CM can be enabled.Whether the compressed mode (CM) can coexist with the HSDPA service. If this parameter is set to TRUE: 1. the RNC can enable the CM for HSDPA services. 2. The HSDPA services can be enabled when the CM is enabled. If this parameter is set to FALSE: 1. the CM for HSDPA services can be enabled only after the H2D (HS-DSCH to DCH) channel switch. 2. The HSDPA services cannot be enabled when the CM is enabled.This switch is used for the compatibility of the HSDPA terminals that do not support CM when HSDPA is enabled.Whether the compressed mode (CM) can coexist with the HSUPA service. If this parameter is set to Permit: 1. the RNC can enable the CM for HSUPA services. 2. The HSUPA services can be enabled when the CM is enabled. If this parameter is set to Limited: 1. the CM for HSUPA services can be enabled only after the E2D (E-DCH to DCH) channel switch. 2. The HSUPA services cannot be enabled when the CM is enabled. If this parameter is set to BasedonUECap, the RNC determines whether CM can be enabled for HSUPA services and whether HSUPA services can be enabled when the CM is enabled by considering the UE capability.This switch is used for the compatibility of the HSUPA terminals that do not support CM when HSUPA is enabled.If this parameter is set to TRUE: 1. the RNC can enable the CM for HSPA+ services. 2. The HSPA+ services can be enabled when the CM is enabled. If this parameter is set to FALSE: 1. the CM for HSPA+ services can be enabled only after the uplink and downlink H2D (HS-DSCH to DCH) channel switch. 2. The HSPA+ services cannot be enabled when the CM is enabled.This switch is used for the compatibility of the HSPA+ terminals that do not support CM when HSPA+ is enabled.MOD UCNDOMAIN(Mandatory)
Outer Operator: In order to support mobility between two RNCs, we define the operator switched over to the target RNC as an outer operator. The outer operator is not a primary or secondary operator of the source RNC.Common operator: PLMN-id indicated in the system broadcast information as defined for conventional networks, which non-supporting UEs understand as the serving operator. If there are multiple operators in the operator group to which the cell belongs, you are advised to configure the operators as common operators.ADD UCNOPERATOR(Mandatory)
MOD UCNOPERATOR(Mandatory)
If "OperatorType" is set to OUTER, the value range of "Operator Index" is 5-31. If "OperatorType" is set to COMM, the value range of "Operator Index" is 5-31.
MOD UCNOPERGROUP(Mandatory)RMV UCNOPERGROUP(Mandatory)ADD UCNOPERGROUP(Mandatory)MOD UCNOPERGROUP(Optional)
Pingpang will happen when the reconfiguration is triggered immediately when handover succeeds, because handover procedure is frequently.In order to avoid the pingpang, this timer will start after handover procedure is performed, and the reconfiguration will not be triggered until the timer expires.
T309 is started after the UE is reselected to a cell belonging to another radio access system in connected mode, or the CELL CHANGE ORDER FROM UTRAN message is received. It is stopped after the UE is successfully connected in the new cell. The UE will continue the connection to UTRAN upon expiry. Protocol default value is 5.
T314 is started when the criteria for radio link failure are fulfilled and only radio bearers (RBs) associated with T314 exist.T314 is stopped after the Cell Update procedure has been completed. Protocol default value is 12.In case of the RL failure when the UE is in CELL_DCH state, If the RL cannot be successfully reconfigured by CELL UPDATE CONFIRM before the expiry of the corresponding T314 (or T315), CELL UPDATE will be resent for RL reconfiguration (this operation relates to T302 and N302). T314 should be set greater than T302*N302. In case of the expiry of T314, the corresponding service RBs will be removed.T315 is started when the criteria for radio link failure are fulfilled, and only the radio bearer associated with T315 exists.T315 is stopped after the Cell Update procedure has been completed. Protocol default value is 180.In case of the RL failure when the UE is in CELL_DCH state, T315 (or T314) is started and CELL UPDATE is sent. If the RL cannot be successfully reconfigured by CELL UPDATE CONFIRM before the expiry of the corresponding T315 (or T314), CELL UPDATE will be resent for RL reconfiguration (this operation relates to T302 and N302). T315 should be set greater than T302*N302. In case of the expiry of T315, the corresponding service RBs will be removed.
16) CFG_PTT_SWITCH: When this switch is on, the RNC identifies the PTT user based on the QoS attributes in the RAB assignment request message. Then, the PTT users are subject to special processing. 17) CFG_RAB_REL_RMV_HSPAPLUS_SWITCH: When this switch is on and if an RAB release is performed, the RNC decides whether to fall back a certain HSPA(HSPA+) feature based on the requirement of remaining traffic carried by the UE. That is, if an HSPA+ feature is required by the previously released RAB connection but is not required in the initial bearer policy of the remaining traffic, the RNC falls back the feature to save the transmission resources. The HSPA+ features that support the fallback are MIMO, 64QAM, MIMO+64QAM, UL 16QAM, DC-HSDPA, and UL TTI 2ms.18) DRA_VOICE_SAVE_CE_SWITCH: when the switch is on, the TTI selection based on the voice service type (including VoIP and CS over HSPA) is supported when the service is initially established.19) DRA_VOICE_TTI_RECFG_SWITCH: when the switch is on, the TTI adjustment based on the voice service type (including VoIP and CS over HSPA) is supported.2) CS_HANDOVER_TO_UTRAN_DEFAULT_CFG_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the default configurations of signaling and RABs, which are stipulated in 3GPP 25.331, are used for relocation of the UE from GSM to WCDMA. When the switch is not on, the default configurations are not used. Instead, the complete information of RB, TrCH, and PhyCH, which are in the HANDOVER TO UTRAN COMMAND message is used. 3) CS_IUUP_V2_SUPPORT_SWITCH: When the switch is on and the "Support IUUP Version 2" license is activated, the RNC supports the TFO/TRFO function.10) PC_SIG_DCH_OLPC_SWITCH: When the switch is on, SIG DCH is involved in UL OLPC as service DCH is. If the current link has only SIG DCH, SIG DCH is always involved in UL OLPC. 11) PC_UL_SIRERR_HIGH_REL_UE_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the UE is unconditionally released if the SIR error is high and the cell is overloaded. Otherwise, the UE is not released.14) CMP_UU_SERV_CELL_CHG_WITH_RB_MOD_SWITCH: When the switch is on, channel transition is in the same procedure as the change of the serving cell. When the switch is not on, the serving cell is changed after the UE performs channel transition and delivers reconfiguration of physical channels.15) CMP_UU_VOIP_UP_PROC_AS_NORMAL_PS_SWITCH: By default, the switch is on. In this case, the Alternative E-bit is not configured for L2.6) MAP_PS_STREAM_ON_HSUPA_SWITCH: When the switch is on, a PS streaming service is mapped on the E-DCH if the UL maximum rate of the service is greater than or equal to the HSUPA threshold for streaming services. 7) MAP_SRB_6800_WHEN_RAB_ON_HSDSCH_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the signaling is transmitted at a rate of 6.8 kbit/s if all the downlink traffic is on the HSDPA channel.5) PS_STREAM_IU_QOS_NEG_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the Iu QoS Negotiation function is applied to the PS STREAM service if Alternative RAB Parameter Values IE is present in the RANAP RAB ASSIGNMENT REQUEST or RELOCATION REQUEST message.6) PS_BE_STRICT_IU_QOS_NEG_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the strict Iu QoS Negotiation function is applied to the PS BE service,RNC select Iu max bit rate based on UE capacity,cell capacity,max bitrate and alternative RAB parameter values in RANAP RAB ASSIGNMENT REQUEST or RELOCATION REQUEST message. When the switch is not on, the loose Iu QoS Negotiation function is applied to the PS BE service,RNC select Iu max bit rate based on UE capacity,max bitrate and alternative RAB parameter values in RANAP RAB ASSIGNMENT REQUEST or RELOCATION REQUEST message,not consider cell capacity,this can avoid Iu QoS Renegotiation between different cell.The switch is valid when PS_BE_IU_QOS_NEG_SWITCH is set to ON.2) DR_RAB_SING_DRD_SWITCH(DRD switch for single RAB): When the switch is on, DRD is performed for single service if retry is required.3) DR_RAB_COMB_DRD_SWITCH(DRD switch for combine RAB): When the switch is on, DRD is performed for combined services if retry is required.19) HO_MC_SIGNAL_SWITCH: When the switch is on, quality measurement on the active set is delivered after signaling setup but before service setup. If the UE is at the cell verge or receives weak signals after accessing the network, the RNC can trigger inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover when the UE sets up the RRC. 20) HO_MC_SNA_RESTRICTION_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the RNC controls the UEs in the connected state based on the configurations on the CN. The UEs can only access and move in authorized cells.3) SRNSR_DSCR_PROPG_DELAY_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the RNC initiates static relocation or DSCR if the delay over a link cannot meet QoS requirements (the SRNC and the CRNC are separated). Thus, delay over the link is reduced on the network side and the QoS is enhanced. Based on PsBeProcType of "ADD UNRNC", the RNC decides whether to initiate relocation or DSCR.4) SRNSR_DSCR_SEPRAT_DUR_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the RNC initiates static relocation or DSCR if the duration of separation between the SRNC and the CRNC exceeds a configured threshold. Based on PsBeProcType of "ADD UNRNC", the RNC decides whether to initiate relocation or DSCR.3) CMCF_UL_PRECFG_TOLERANCE_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the compressed mode of the UE in the compressed mode pre-configuration state can be different from that required by current traffic.4) CMCF_WITHOUT_UE_CAP_REPORT_SWITCH: When the RNC starts inter-frequency or inter-RAT measurement, the RNC checks the information of whether the compressed mode is required for measurement on the frequency band of the cells in measurement list. The information should be reported by the UE in RRC connect setup complete message. When the switch is on and no such information has been reported, the RNC starts the compressed mode and then delivers the measurement.
1) TPE_DOWNLINK_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the Downlink TCP Accelerator function is supported.2) TPE_UPLINK_SWITCH: When the switch is on, the Uplink TCP Accelerator function is supported.
- ON: The load balancing DRD algorithm will be applied.(If cell-level DRD parameters are configured, the status of cell level load balance DRD switch for DCH should also be considered.)- OFF: The load balancing DRD algorithm will not be applied.- ON: The load balancing DRD algorithm will be applied.(If cell-level DRD parameters are configured, the status of cell level load balance DRD switch for DCH should also be considered.)- OFF: The load balancing DRD algorithm will not be applied.- Power: Power(Downlink none-HSDPA power is used for DCH services, and downlink HSDPA guarantee power is used for HSDPA services) will be applied to the load balancing DRD algorithm. - UserNumber: User number(Downlink R99 equivalent user number is used for DCH services, and downlink HSDPA user number is used for HSDPA services) will be applied to the load balancing DRD algorithm.- Only_To_Inter_Frequency indicates that only RRC redirection to inter-frequency cells is allowed.- Allowed_To_Inter_RAT indicates that both RRC redirection to inter-frequency cells and redirection to inter-RAT cells are allowed.
UDRD LdbDRDOffsetHSDPA Load balance DRD offset for SET UDRD(Optional) Threshold of remnant load offs
UDRD LdbDRDLoadRemainThdDCH Dl load balance DRD power re SET UDRD(Optional) Downlink load threshold to tri
UDRD LdbDRDLoadRemainThdHSD Dl load balance DRD power re SET UDRD(Optional) Downlink load threshold to tr
UDRD LdbDRDTotalPwrProThd Load balance DRD total power SET UDRD(Optional) Threshold of the total downlin
UDRD CodeBalancingDrdSwitch Code Balancing DRD Switch SET UDRD(Optional) Whether to apply the code
UDRD DeltaCodeOccupiedRate Delta of Code Occupancy SET UDRD(Optional) Threshold of code occupancy of
UDRD CodeBalancingDrdMinSFThd Minimum SF Threshold for Co SET UDRD(Optional) One of the triggering conditio
UDRD CodeBalancingDrdCodeRateT Code Occupancy Thres for Co SET UDRD(Optional) One of the triggering conditio
UDRD ReDirBandInd ReDirection target band indica SET UDRD(Optional) Frequency band of the target UL
UDRD ReDirUARFCNUplinkInd Redirection Target UL FrequenSET UDRD(Optional) Whether the target UL UARFCN
UDRD ReDirUARFCNUplink Redirection target uplink UA SET UDRD(Optional)
UDRD ReDirUARFCNDownlink Redirection target downlink SET UDRD(Optional) Target DL UARFCN for the RRC
UDRD ULLdbDRDSwitchDcHSDPA Uplink load balance DRD Swi SET UDRD(Optional) This parameter specifies wheth
UDRD ULLdbDRDOffsetDcHSDPA Uplink load balance DRD Offs SET UDRD(Optional) If the difference of the remaini
UDRD ULLdbDRDLoadRemainThdD Uplink load balance DRD remaSET UDRD(Optional) This parameter specifies the th
UDRD BasedOnMeasHRetryDRDSwitMeasurement-Based DRD Swi SET UDRD(Optional) Controls the validity of the m
UDRDMIMO LegacyHDrdSwitchOfSTTD DRD Switch for LegacyH unde SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) Whether to enable DRD for tec
UDRDMIMO LegacyHDrdSwitchOfSCPICH DRD Switch for LegacyH unde SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) Whether to enable DRD for tec
UDRDMIMO CQIRefValueOfSTTD CQI reference value for STTD SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) Reference CQI for determining
UDRDMIMO CQIRefValueOfSCPICH CQI reference value for P an SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) Reference CQI for determining
UDRDMIMO ExcellentCQIThdOfSTTD Excellent CQI Threshold for SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) CQI threshold for determining t
UDRDMIMO GoodCQIThdOfSTTD Good CQI Threshold for STTD SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) CQI threshold for determining t
UDRDMIMO BadCQIThdOfSTTD Bad CQI Threshold for STTD SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) CQI threshold for determining t
UDRDMIMO ExcellentCQIThdOfSCPICH Excellent CQI Threshold for SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) CQI threshold for determining t
UDRDMIMO GoodCQIThdOfSCPICH Good CQI Threshold for P an SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) CQI threshold for determining t
UDRDMIMO BadCQIThdOfSCPICH Bad CQI Threshold for P and SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) CQI threshold for determining t
UDRDMIMO CQIMeasFilterCoef CQI Measurement Filter Coeffi SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) Filtering coefficient in CQI me
UDRDMIMO CQITrigTimeE CQI Trigger Time Of Event E SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) The duration that the CQI keeps
UDRDMIMO ChoiceRptUnitForCQIE CQI Reporting Period Unit For SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) Unit for the CQI reporting peri
UDRDMIMO TenMsecForCQIE CQI Event E Reporting Period SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) CQI is reported periodically aft
UDRDMIMO MinForCQIE CQI Event E Reporting Period SET UDRDMIMO(Mandatory) CQI is reported periodically af
UDRDMIMO CQITrigTimeF CQI Trigger Time Of Event F SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) The duration that the CQI keeps
UDRDMIMO ChoiceRptUnitForCQIF CQI Reporting Period Unit For SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) Unit for the CQI reporting peri
UDRDMIMO TenMsecForCQIF CQI Event F Reporting Period SET UDRDMIMO(Optional) CQI is reported periodically aft
UDRDMIMO MinForCQIF CQI Event F Reporting Period SET UDRDMIMO(Mandatory) CQI is reported periodically af
UDSACAUTOALGO DsacAutoSwitch Switch for auto DSAC SET UDSACAUTOALGO(OptioWhether to enable the automati
UDSACAUTOALGO CsRestriction Restriction for CS SET UDSACAUTOALGO(MandaWhether to impose the access
UDSACAUTOALGO PsRestriction Restriction for PS SET UDSACAUTOALGO(MandaWhether to impose the access r
UDSACAUTOALGO NumberOfACs Number of restrained Access CSET UDSACAUTOALGO(MandaSpecifies the number of access c
UDSACAUTOALGO AcRange Range of restrained Access Cl SET UDSACAUTOALGO(MandaSpecifies the restricted access
UDSACAUTOALGO AcIntervalOfCells Access Class Restriction inter SET UDSACAUTOALGO(MandaSpecifies the interval between
UDSACAUTOALGO AcRstrctIntervalLen Interval length of Domain Spec SET UDSACAUTOALGO(MandaSpecifies the interval delay be
UDTXDRXPARA TrafficClass Traffic class SET UDTXDRXPARA(MandatoTraffic class whose DTX_DRX p
UDTXDRXPARA EdchTtiType Edch TTI type SET UDTXDRXPARA(MandatoE-DCH TTI type
UDTXDRXPARA Dtxvalid DTX Parameter Switch SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalWhether the parameters related
UDTXDRXPARA InactThsForCycle2 Threshold For DPCCH TransmiSET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalNumber of consecutive EDCH TTI
UDTXDRXPARA DtxLongPreamble Number of Preamble Timeslots SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalNumber of preamble timeslots
UDTXDRXPARA MacInactiveThreshold MAC Inactivity Threshold SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalPeriod during which no data is
UDTXDRXPARA CqiDtxTimer CQI Activity Timer SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalNumber of subframes transmitte
UDTXDRXPARA DpcchBurst1 DPCCH Transmission Burst 1 SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalNumber of consecutive subfram
UDTXDRXPARA DpcchBurst2 DPCCH Transmission Burst 2 SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalNumber of consecutive subfram
UDTXDRXPARA Drxvalid DRX Parameter Switch SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalWhether the parameters related
UDTXDRXPARA DrxCycle DRX Cycle SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalSize of patterns (that is, the
UDTXDRXPARA InactThsForDrxCycle DRX Inactivity Threshold SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalNumber of consecutive subfra
UDTXDRXPARA InactThsForGrantMonitoring Inactivity Threshold for UE Gra SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalNumber of subframes that the U
UDTXDRXPARA DrxGrantMonitoring UE DRX Grant Monitoring DeciSET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalWhether the UE monitors the t
UDTXDRXPARA CQIFbCkinInDTXDRXmode CQI Feedback Cycke in DTX SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalCQI feedback cycle in DTX-DRX
UDTXDRXPARA DtxCycle1 DPCCH Transmission Cycle 1 SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalSize of patterns, that is, the
UDTXDRXPARA DtxCycle2 DPCCH Transmission Cycle 2 SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalSize of patterns, that is, the
UDTXDRXPARA MacDtxCycle MAC Transmission Cycle SET UDTXDRXPARA(OptionalDTX cycle at the MAC layer wh
As for the impact on network performance:The larger the value of the parameter is, the easier it is to be handed over to the GSM network. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the harder it is to be handed over to the GSM network.RMV UEXT3GCELL(Mandatory)
MOD UEXT3GCELL(Mandatory)RMV UEXT3GCELL(Mandatory)MOD UEXT3GCELL(Mandatory)ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)MOD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
FALSE indicates that the UL frequency need not be reconfigured. It is configured automatically based on the relationship between UL and DL frequencies. NULL indicates that the UL frequency remains unchanged.ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
MOD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)Special frequencies noneBandIndNotUsed [0-16383]ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
MOD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)Special frequencies noneBandIndNotUsed [0-16383]ADD UEXT3GCELL(Mandatory)
The larger the value of the parameter is, the more difficult it is for the UE to camp on the cell. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the easier it is for the UE to camp on the cell. But if the value is excessively small, it is possible that the UE cannot receive the system messages carried by PCCPCH.When this parameter is not set to any value, the UE adopts the corresponding value of the current serving cell, added through the ADD UCELLSELRESEL command. Generally, this parameter is not set to any value.ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
MOD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)ADD UEXT3GCELL(Mandatory)MOD UEXT3GCELL(Mandatory)
The larger the value of the parameter is, the more difficult it is for the UE to camp on the cell. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the easier it is for the UE to camp on the cell. But if the value is excessively small, it is possible that the UE cannot receive the system messages carried by PCCPCH.When this parameter is not set to any value, the UE adopts the corresponding value of the current serving cell, added through the ADD UCELLSELRESEL command. Generally, this parameter is not set to any value.ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
Specifies the TX diversity mode on F-DPCH for the non-MIMO users and non-DC-HSDPA users.According to the protocol 3GPP TS 25.211, the F-DPCH can use STTD TX diversity mode only. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.211.ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
MOD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)MOD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
Specifies the TX diversity mode on F-DPCH for the MIMO users.According to the protocol 3GPP TS 25.211, the F-DPCH can use STTD TX diversity mode only. For details on this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.211.
UEXT3GCELL DivModforDCHSDPA Tx Diversity Mode for DC-HS
UEXT3GCELL OverLayMobilityFlag OverLay Network Mobility Flag ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
UEXT3GCELL HarqPreaCap HARQ Preamble Capability Ind This parameter indicates whet
UEXT3GCELL CIO Cell oriented Cell Individual Of The CIO value specified in thi
UEXT3GCELL EFachSupInd EFachSupInd E_FACH support indicator. When
UEXT3GCELL APFlag APFlag Access point (AP) cell indicato
UEXT3GCELL VPLimitInd VPLimitInd Indicates whether the videophone
UFACH CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UFACH PhyChId SCCPCH ID ADD UFACH(Mandatory) Uniquely identifying a common
UFACH TrChId FACH ID Uniquely identifying a FACH in
UFACH RateMatchingAttr Rate Matching Attribute ADD UFACH(Optional) The rate matching factor of a t
UFACH ToAWS Time of Arrival Window StartpoADD UFACH(Mandatory) A positive value relative to Ti
UFACH ToAWE Time of Arrival Window Endpoi ADD UFACH(Mandatory) A positive value relative to La
UFACH MaxFachPower Max Transmit Power of FACH ADD UFACH(Optional) The offset between the FACH t
UFACH MaxCmchPi Max Common Channel Priorit ADD UFACH(Optional) Maximum common channel prio
UFACH MinCmchPi Min Common Channel Priority ADD UFACH(Optional) Minimum common channel prior
UFACH SigRbInd Bearing Signal Indication ADD UFACH(Optional) Indicating whether the FACH be
UFACH ChCodingType Channel Code Type ADD UFACH(Optional) The coding type of a transport
UFACH CodingRate Coding Rate ADD UFACH(Optional) The coding rate of a transport
UFACHBANDWIDTH TrafficClass Traffic class SET UFACHBANDWIDTH(MandThis parameter specifies the tr
UFACHBANDWIDTH UserPriority User Priority SET UFACHBANDWIDTH(MandUser priority that is defined
UFACHBANDWIDTH BandWidthForFACH Bandwidth of Fach SET UFACHBANDWIDTH(OptiThis parameter specifies the m
UFACHDYNTFS CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UFACHDYNTFS TrChId FACH ID Uniquely identifying a FACH in
UFACHDYNTFS RLCSize RLC Size This parameter defines the RLC
UFACHDYNTFS TFsNumber Number of TFs ADD UFACHDYNTFS(MandatoThis parameter defines the num
UFACHDYNTFS TbNumber1 TB Number of TF1 ADD UFACHDYNTFS(OptionalThis parameter defines the numb
UFACHDYNTFS TbNumber2 TB Number of TF2 ADD UFACHDYNTFS(OptionalThis parameter defines the numb
UFACHDYNTFS TbNumber3 TB Number of TF3 ADD UFACHDYNTFS(OptionalThis parameter defines the numb
UFACHLOCH CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
UFACHLOCH TrChId FACH ID Uniquely identifying a FACH in
UFDPCHPARA FdpchPO2 F-DPCH Power Offset SET UFDPCHPARA(Optional) Offset between TPC command p
UFDPCHRLPWR FdpchMaxRefPwr FDPCH Maximum Reference SET UFDPCHRLPWR(OptionaThis parameter specifies the m
UFDPCHRLPWR FdpchMinRefPwr FDPCH Minimum Reference P SET UFDPCHRLPWR(OptionaThis parameter specifies the m
UFRC DefaultConstantValue Default Constant Value SET UFRC(Optional)
UFRC PwrCtrlAlg Power control algorithm select SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies how
UFRC UlTpcStepSize UL Closed Loop Power ControlSET UFRC(Optional) Step of the closed-loop power
UFRC FddTpcDlStepSize FDD DL power control step siz SET UFRC(Optional) Step of the closed-loop power
UFRC DpcMode DL power control mode SET UFRC(Optional)
UFRC DlSaveCodeResourceSwitch DL AMR-NB Code-Resource-SaSET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies wheth
UFRC DlDpchPlSaveMode DL DPCH puncturing limit in t SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies the p
UFRC DrxCycleLenCoef Paging DRX cycle coefficient SET UFRC(Optional)
UFRC UlBeTraffInitBitrate UL BE traffic Initial bit rate SET UFRC(Optional) UL initial access rate of PS ba
UFRC DlBeTraffInitBitrate DL BE traffic Initial bit rate SET UFRC(Optional) DL initial access rate of PS ba
UFRC UlStrTransModeOnHsupa Streaming traffic transmissi SET UFRC(Optional) E-DCH data transfer mode of st
UFRC Hsupa10msSchPrdForNonGra HSUPA TTI 10ms schedule periSET UFRC(Optional) Time interval of sending HSUPA
UFRC Hsupa2msSchPrdForNonGran HSUPA TTI 2ms schedule perioSET UFRC(Optional) Time interval of sending HSUPA
UFRC Hsupa10msSchPrdForGrant HSUPA TTI 10ms schedule periSET UFRC(Optional) Time interval of sending HSUP
UFRC Hsupa2msSchPrdForGrant HSUPA TTI 2ms schedule perioSET UFRC(Optional) Time interval of sending HSUP
UFRC HsupaInitialRate Initial rate of HSUPA BE traffic SET UFRC(Optional) HSUPA BE traffic initial bit rat
UFRC DlBeH2DInitialRate DL Rate of HSDPA BE on DC SET UFRC(Optional) DL initial access rate used w
UFRC ImsBearEnhancedSwitch IMS Bearer Enhancement Swit SET UFRC(Optional)
UFRC ImsInitialAccessRate Ims initial rate SET UFRC(Mandatory)
UFRC VoipHsupaTti HSUPA TTI type of VOIP traffi SET UFRC(Optional) TTI type used for VoIP servic
UFRC StreamHsupa2msTtiRateThs Rate Threshold of Streaming SET UFRC(Optional) Rate threshold of 2ms TTI on
UFRC BeHsupa2msTtiRateThs Rate threshold of BE on 2ms SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies the r
UFRC EcN0Ths Ec/N0 threshold SET UFRC(Optional) Threshold for determining the si
UFRC EcN0EffectTime Ec/N0 effective time SET UFRC(Optional) Time duration when the reported
UFRC MacPduMaxSizeForDlL2Enha Cell_DCH DL L2 enhance max SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UFRC RlcPduMaxSizeForUlL2Enhan Cell_DCH UL L2 enhance max SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies the
ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)MOD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
Specifies the TX diversity mode for the DC-HSDPA users.According to the protocol 3GPP TS 25.211, the DC-HSDPA feature can use STTD TX diversity mode only. For details, see 3GPP TS 25.211.ADD UEXT3GCELL(Mandatory)
MOD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)17) FDPCH_SLOT_FORMAT_SUPPORT (F-DPCH slot format support indicator): when the indicator is TRUE, it indicates that the cell supports F-DPCH slot format, which depends on FDPCH. If F-DPCH slot format is set to support in the cell, it should support FDPCH too.18) HSPAPLUS_DL_64QAM_SUPPORT (downlink 64QAM support indicator): when the indicator is TRUE, it indicates that the cell supports downlink 64QAM.This flag is valid when the OVERLAY switch is set to ON. When the flag is set to NOT_FORBIDDEN, this means that, when using the H service, the UE can deliver the intra-frequency measurement and handover to the DRNC cell, which can be used as the target cell of inter-frequency handover. When the flag is set to FORBIDDEN, this means that, when using the H service, the UE cannot deliver the intra-frequency measurement and handover to the neighboring cell, which cannot be used as the target cell of inter-frequency handover.Note that the H+CS combined service is considered as the CS service.ADD UEXT3GCELL(Optional)
Here, CPICH_RSCP is the received signal code power of the P-CPICH measured by the UE. A small value of DPCCH_Power_Offset might lead to uplink synchronization failure at cell edges during link setup, thus affecting the uplink coverage. A large value of DPCCH_Power_Offset, however, has instantaneous interference on uplink reception, thus affecting the uplink reception performance. For details, see 3GPP TS 25.331.
- TPC_AUTO_ADJUST, an automatic adjustment mode, indicates that the value of DPC_MODE can be modified by sending the ACTIVE SET UPDATE message to the UE.For details, see 3GPP TS 25.214.
UTRAN-specific Discontinuous Reception (DRX) cycle length coefficient. In connected mode, the UE uses the shorter one between CN-specific DRX cycle length coefficient and UTRAN-specific DRX cycle length coefficient. In idle mode, the UE can use the DRX mode to receive paging indications so as to reduce power consumption; in this case, the UE needs to monitor only one paging indication in one paging occasion during each DRX cycle. A value too small causes the UE to check the paging channel frequently, thus having great power consumption. A value too large makes the response of the UE to the paging slow and the core network repeatedly page the UE, thus increasing the downlink interference.
- ON: If the IMS signaling is carried on the DCH, the maximum rate of IMS signaling adopts the value of "IMS Initial Rate[kbit/s]". - OFF: The maximum rate of IMS signaling does not adopt the value of "IMS Initial Rate[kbit/s]".- If the IMS signaling is carried on the DCH in the downlink, the initial rate adopts the larger value between this parameter and the CN-assigned bit rate. - If the IMS signaling is carried on the HSPA, the MBR adopts the larger value between this parameter and the RAB-assigned bit rate.
UFRC RlcPduMinSizeForUlL2Enhan Cell_DCH UL L2 enhance min SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UFRC MacPduMaxSizeForEFach Cell_FACH L2 enhance max P SET UFRC(Optional) Maximum size of PDUs transmi
UFRC MIMOor64QAMSwitch Prefered MIMO or 64QAM charSET UFRC(Optional) According to the R8 protocol,
UFRC DtxDrxEnablingDelay Delay Time for DTX_DRX to TaSET UFRC(Optional) Delay time for DTX_DRX being e
UFRC RetryCapability HSPA Technologies Retried b SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies which
UFRC DpcchSlotFmtForHspa Prefered DPCCH slot format f SET UFRC(Optional) Whether the DPCCH slot format
UFRC CSVoiceHsupaTti HSUPA TTI type of CS voice traSET UFRC(Optional) TTI type used for CS services
UFRC CSVoiceHspaUlRelDelay CS Voice Hspa Ul Relative De SET UFRC(Optional) Relative delay for jitter corr
UFRC CSVoiceHspaDlRelDelay CS Voice Hspa Dl Relative De SET UFRC(Optional) Relative delay for jitter corre
UFRC UlIMSTransModeOnHsupa IMS signalling transmission SET UFRC(Optional) E-DCH data transfer mode of IM
UFRC UlSRBTransModeOnHsupa SRB transmission mode on H SET UFRC(Optional) E-DCH data transfer mode of S
UFRC MIMO64QAMorDCHSDPASwitPrefered MIMO_64QAM or DC SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UFRC PTTArpPriorityLevel PTT ARP Priority SET UFRC(Optional) Identifies the PTT traffic. The
UFRC PTTArpPreEmptCap PTT ARP Preemption Capabili SET UFRC(Optional) Identifies the PTT traffic. The
UFRC PTTArpPreEmptVuln PTT ARP Preemption VulnerabiSET UFRC(Optional) Identifies the PTT traffic. The
UFRC PTTArpQueuingAllowed PTT ARP Queuing Allowed SET UFRC(Optional) Identifies the PTT traffic. The
UFRC PTTDrxCycleLenCoef DRX cycle coefficient of PTT u SET UFRC(Optional) UTRAN-specific Discontinuous
UFRC PTTHsupaTti PTT HSUPA TTI type SET UFRC(Optional) TTI type used for the PTT ser
UFRC DefaultSPIWeight Default SPI Weight SET UFRC(Optional) This parameter is used to spec
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA CSVoiceChlType CS voice channel type SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(OptChannel type of CS voice servi
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA VoipChlType VOIP channel type SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(Opt
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA PTTChlType PTT channel type SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(Opt
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA ImsChlType IMS channel type SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(Opt
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA SrbChlType Type of Channel Preferably CaSET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(Opt
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA SrbChlTypeRrcEffectFlag Effective Flag of Signaling R SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(OptWhether the configured type of
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA UlBeTraffDecThs UL BE traffic DCH decision thr SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(OptRate threshold for the decision
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA DlBeTraffDecThs DL BE traffic DCH decision thr SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(OptRate threshold for the decision
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA DlStrThsOnHsdpa DL streaming traffic threshol SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(OptRate threshold for decision to
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA DlBeTraffThsOnHsdpa DL BE traffic threshold on HS SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(OptRate threshold for decision to
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA UlStrThsOnHsupa UL streaming traffic threshol SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(OptRate threshold for decision to
UFRCCHLTYPEPARA UlBeTraffThsOnHsupa UL BE traffic threshold on HS SET UFRCCHLTYPEPARA(OptThis parameter specifies the r
UHCSHO TFastSpdEst Time Window for UE Fast Spe SET UHCSHO(Optional)
UHCSHO NFastSpdEst Threshold for UE Fast Speed SET UHCSHO(Optional)
UHCSHO TCycleSlow Period for UE Slow Speed Dec SET UHCSHO(Optional)
UHCSHO TSlowSpdEst Time Window for UE Slow Spe SET UHCSHO(Optional)
UHCSHO NSlowSpdEst Threshold for UE Slow Speed SET UHCSHO(Optional)
UHCSHO TRelateLength Time Window For Ping-Pong HaSET UHCSHO(Optional)
- HSDPA: Uplink is preferably carried on the DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on the HS-DSCH. - HSPA: Uplink is preferably carried on the E-DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on the HS-DSCH.- HSDPA: Uplink is preferably carried on DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on HS-DSCH.- HSPA: Uplink is preferably carried on E-DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on HS-DSCH. - HSDPA: Uplink is preferably carried on the DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on the HS-DSCH. - HSPA: Uplink is preferably carried on the E-DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on the HS-DSCH.- HSUPA: Uplink is preferably carried on E-DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on DCH.- HSPA: Uplink is preferably carried on E-DCH, and downlink is preferably carried on HS-DSCH.
Time window for estimating whether the UE is in high-mobility state.The start point of the estimation is the moment of the last reporting of event 1D, and the backdated time length is determined by this parameter. If the parameter is set to 0, the RNC does not decide whether the UE is in high-mobility state.Threshold for determining whether the UE is in high-mobility state.After the UE reports event 1D, the UE is considered in high-mobility state if the number of changes of the best cell during "TFastSpdEst" is greater than this threshold. The smaller the value is, the more possible the UE is determined in high-mobility state.Period for determine whether the UE is in low-mobility state. The RNC periodically determines whether the UE is in low-mobility state. The smaller the value is, the more frequently the state estimation is triggered. If the parameter is set to 0, the RNC does not determine whether the UE is in low-mobility state.Time window for deciding whether the UE is in low-mobility state. Every time the slow speed period timer expires, the RNC estimates whether the UE is in low-mobility state. This parameter specifies the duration of the timer. If this parameter is set to 0, the RNC does not determine whether the UE is in low-mobility state.Threshold for determining whether the UE is in low-mobility state. After the UE reports event 1D, the UE is considered in low-mobility state if the number of changes of the best cell is smaller than this threshold within the period of "TSlowSpdEst". The greater the value is, the more possible the UE is determined in low-mobility state.Time window for determining whether ping-pong handover occurs in the best cell during the UE speed estimation. In the speed estimation algorithm, an algorithm is adopted to avoid inaccurate estimation caused by frequent handovers of best cells. That is, during the latest "TRELATELENGTH", if more than one event 1D of a certain cell occurs, the event 1D record is restored to the state when the 1st event 1D occurs during the latest "TRELATELENGTH". The given time length is set by this parameter. If this parameter is set too great, the RNC may mistakenly determine that ping-pong handover to the best cell occurs. If this parameter is set too small, ping-pong handover cannot be prevented. Thus, it is recommended that this parameter be set according to the cell radius.There are two combination methods for uplink combination of soft handover: one is maximum ratio combination at the NodeB Rake receiver, which gives the highest combination gain; the other is selective combination at the RNC, which gives a relatively smaller combination gain. The default value of the indication switch is MAY, which means the NodeB decides whether to implement maximum ratio combination according to its own physical conditions; when MUST is selected, the NodeB is forced to carry out maximum ratio combination which is usually used in tests; when MUST_NOT is selected, the NodeB is forbidden to carry out maximum ratio combination.Consider the working status (test/normal operation) and the propagation environment when deciding whether to implement softer combination and to adopt which kind of softer combination.
When COEXIST_MEAS_THD_CHOICE_INTERRAT is selected, event 2D/2F measurement thresholds oriented towards inter-RAT configuration are selected.The factors such as the event 2D/2F measurement thresholds for inter-frequency measurement and inter-RAT measurement, inter-frequency and inter-RAT handover decision thresholds, and current handover policy should be considered during setting. For example, if the event 2D threshold for inter-RAT measurement is higher than that for inter-frequency measurement, and inter-frequency neighboring cells are preferred when inter-RAT and inter-frequency neighboring cells coexist, then COEXIST_MEAS_THD_CHOICE_INTERFREQ should be selected.
MOD UIMEITAC(Mandatory)RMV UIMEITAC(Mandatory)MOD UIMEITAC(Mandatory)RMV UIMEITAC(Mandatory)ADD UIMEITAC(Mandatory)MOD UIMEITAC(Optional)
UIMEITAC FastDormancy Fast Dormancy Switch The switch of Fast Dormancy fu
UIMEITAC PROCESSSWITCH Process switch
UIMSIIDNNSCNIDMAP CnOpIndex Cn Operator Index Represent an index for a CN o
UIMSISNAMAP ImsiMin The start of IMSI The minimum of one IMSI rang
UIMSISNAMAP ImsiMax The end of IMSI The maximum of one IMSI ran
UIMSISNAMAP MCC Mobile country code The code of the country to wh
UIMSISNAMAP MNC Mobile network code The code of the mobile commun
When this switch is off, the UE does not transit from CELL_PCH or URA_PCH state to CELL_DCH state even if the RNC receives a CELL UPDATE message containing a cause value of "uplink data transmission" or "paging response" of PS domain.The state transition of the UE from CELL_PCH or URA_PCH to CELL_DCH, however, can be triggered in other conditions. For example, the state transition from CELL_PCH or URA_PCH to CELL_DCH is triggered by a UE-terminated CS call.ADD UIMSIIDNNSCNIDMAP(Mandatory)
TRUE: The SNAC need be configured. FALSE: The SNAC need not be configured.UE can access any cell of the PLMN.ADD UIMSISNAMAP(Mandatory)
RMV UIMSISNAMAP(Mandatory)The advantage of the periodical measurement report mode is that it can repeatedly perform direct retry on the same cell when the handover fails, and that the following algorithms can be flexibly developed. For the cell-oriented algorithm parameters, the UE need not be informed through signaling but the cell need be updated only when the handover decision is performed in the RNC. The disadvantage of the periodical measurement report mode is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing. As for the impact on network performance,the two measurement report modes have both advantages and disadvantages. Currently, the traditional periodical report mode is preferred.This parameter specifies the Layer 3 filter coefficient for the inter-frequency measurementThis parameter has the same physical significance and measurement model as the layer 3 filter coefficient for the intra-frequency measurement. The difference is that the report period of the inter-frequency measurement is 480 ms while the report period of the intra-frequency measurement is 200 ms. In practice, the setting of this parameter can be adjusted according to performance statistics.Interval between periodic reporting for the inter-frequency handover. In periodic reporting mode, the inter-frequency handover attempts is reported at the preset interval. It is not recommended that this parameter be set to "NON_PERIODIC_REPORT" since the UE behavior may be unknown. This parameter has impact on the Uu signaling flow. If the interval is too short and the frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load when processing signaling. If the interval is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time. This may delay the inter-frequency handover, thus causing call drops.Hysteresis for triggering event 2B.The value of this parameter is associated with the slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change and thus event 2B may not be triggered in time.When "InterFreqReportMode" is set to PERIODICAL_REPORTING, the hysteresis in active set quality measurement is used to prevent the ping-pong reporting of event 2D (triggered when the estimated quality of the frequency in use is lower than the threshold) and event 2F (triggered when the estimated quality of the frequency in use is higher than the threshold). Event 2D is used to enable the compression mode and event 2F is used to disable the compression mode. To prevent the compression mode from being frequently enabled and disabled, you can set "Hystfor2D" and "Hystfor2F" to be greater than their recommended values according to the statistics of the ping-pong inter-frequency handover.To set "Hystfor2D" and "Hystfor2F", you should consider the radio environment (with slow fading characteristics), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE. The value of this parameter ranges from 2 dB to 5 dB. In addition, filter coefficient and trigger delay must be considered in setting this parameter.When "InterFreqReportMode" is set to PERIODICAL_REPORTING, the hysteresis in active set quality measurement is used to prevent the ping-pong reporting of event 2D (triggered when the estimated quality of the frequency in use is lower than the threshold) and event 2F (triggered when the estimated quality of the frequency in use is higher than the threshold). Event 2D is used to enable the compression mode and event 2F is used to disable the compression mode. To prevent the compression mode from being frequently enabled and disabled, you can set "Hystfor2D" and "Hystfor2F" to be greater than their recommended values according to the statistics of the ping-pong inter-frequency handover.To set "Hystfor2D" and "Hystfor2F", you should consider the radio environment (with slow fading characteristics), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE. The value of this parameter ranges from 2 dB to 5 dB. In addition, filter coefficient and trigger delay must be considered in setting this parameter.Hysteresis in the inter-frequency hard handover triggered by the periodic measurement report.This parameter is used to estimate the inter-frequency handover on the RNC side. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change and thus the handover may not be triggered in time.The parameter WeightForUsedFreq is the frequency weighting factor used to calculate the quality of the current frequency. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the higher quality of the active set is obtained. If this parameter is set to 0, the general quality of the active set is considered the quality of the best cell in this set. For details about this parameter, see the subsection of frequency quality estimation in the section of inter-frequency measurement in 3GPP TS 25.331. This parameter is used for event-triggered reporting of inter-frequency handovers for events 2D, 2F, 2B and 2C, but not used for periodical reporting of inter-frequency handovers.Interval time between the detection of event 2B and sending of measurement report. This parameter correlates with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.Interval time between detection of event 2D and sending of the measurement report. This parameter correlates with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.Interval time between detection of event 2F and sending of the measurement report.This parameter correlates with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.Interval between reception of periodical reports and triggering of the inter-frequency handover. Only the inter-frequency cell in which the signal quality is above a certain threshold in all periodic reports during a time equal to this parameter can be selected as the target cell for the inter-frequency handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.For the cell in which the UEs are moving at various speeds, set this parameter to -14 dB. The emulation result shows that the call drop rate remains low for the UEs moving at a speed of 120 km/h when this parameter is set to -14 dB.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When Ec/No is used as the measurement quantity for CS services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured Ec/No value is higher than the value of this parameter. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compression mode and stop the inter-frequency measurement. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.For the cell in which the UEs are moving at various speeds, set this parameter to -14 dB. The emulation result shows that the call drop rate remains low for the UEs moving at a speed of 120 km/h when this parameter is set to -14 dB.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.For the cell in which the UEs are moving at various speeds, set this parameter to -14 dB. The emulation result shows that the call drop rate remains low for the UEs moving at a speed of 120 km/h when this parameter is set to -14 dB.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When Ec/No is used as the measurement quantity for PS non-HSPA services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured Ec/No value is higher than the value of this parameter. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compression mode and stop the inter-frequency measurement.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When Ec/No is used as the measurement quantity for HSPA services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured Ec/No value is higher than the value of this parameter. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compression mode and stop the inter-frequency measurement. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -90 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -85 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -90 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -90 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -85 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compression mode respectively. To enable the compression mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compression mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. When the signals at the entrance to an elevator or a subway change too fast to perform handover, set this parameter to -85 dBm to enable the compression mode earlier.
Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of Ec/No for CS services.For CS services, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of Ec/No for non-HSPA services in PS domain.For non-HSPA services in PS domain, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of Ec/No for HSPA services.For HSPA services, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of RSCP for CS services.For CS services, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of RSCP for non-HSPA services in PS domain.For non-HSPA services in PS domain, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.Threshold of used frequency quality for triggering inter-frequency measurement based on measurement quantity of RSCP for HSPA services.For HSPA services, if the value of "Inter-frequency Measurement Report Mode" is set to EVENT_TRIGGER, this parameter is used to set the measurement control of event 2B. One of the necessary conditions for triggering event 2B can be met only when the quality of the target frequency is smaller than this threshold. In addition, event 2B is triggered only when both the necessary conditions are met. After handover, even if the inter-frequency measurement is triggered again, it is very difficult to hand over the UE again to the cell of currently used frequency. That is, this parameter is usually set smaller than the start threshold for event 2F or equal to the threshold of event 2D.If the inter-frequency handover is not performed before this timer expires, the inter-frequency measurement is stopped and the compression mode is disabled (if enabled before). The value 0 indicates that this timer is not to be started.This parameter is used to prevent the long duration of the inter-frequency measurement state (compression mode) due to unavailability of a target cell that meets the handover criteria.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the number of inter-frequency handover re-attempts increases and the possibility of successfully handing over the UE to the target cell whose load becomes normal increases. When the number of inter-frequency handover re-attempts reaches the threshold, the RNC sends another inter-frequency measurement control message to allow the UE to be handed over to other cells of this frequency.If the measurement control is released, the inter-frequency handover re-attempt is stopped.If the inter-frequency coverage handover priority of the cell reporting the MR is equal to the highest priority of the target cell defined in the measurement control list, the inter-frequency handover is triggered. If the inter-frequency coverage handover priority of the cell reporting the MR is lower than the highest priority of the target cell defined in the measurement control list, the inter-freq coverage handover delay timer is enabled. When the timer expires, the inter-freq handover is triggered.This parameter specifies the Layer 3 filter coefficient for the inter-frequency measurementThis parameter has the same physical significance and measurement model as the layer 3 filter coefficient for the intra-frequency measurement. The difference is that the report period of the inter-frequency measurement is 480 ms while the report period of the intra-frequency measurement is 200 ms. In practice, the setting of this parameter can be adjusted according to performance statistics.Hysteresis used for event 2C.The value of this parameter is associated with the slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change and thus event 2C may not be triggered in time.The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change.The emulation results show that setting this interval can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers. In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to this interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to this interval. Therefore, for the cell with most of the fast-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell with most of the slow-moving UEs, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.This parameter is used to set measurement control on the event 2C.The event 2C is triggered when the signal quality of the target frequency is above this threshold.If the inter-frequency handover is not performed before this timer expires, the inter-frequency measurement is stopped and the compression mode is disabled (if enabled before). The value 0 indicates that this timer is not to be started.This parameter is used to prevent the long duration of the inter-frequency measurement state (compression mode) due to unavailability of a target cell that meets the handover criteria.Interval between the handover re-attempts for event 2C. If the inter-frequency handover for event 2C fails, the RNC reties the inter-frequency handover. This parameter specifies the interval between the handover re-attempts for event 2C. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover re-attempts increase when the inter-frequency handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced. The RNC load, however, increases.Maximum number of handover attempts for event 2C. This parameter specifies the maximum number of handover re-attempts for event 2C when the measurement control message is valid. If this parameter is set to a greater value, inter-frequency handover re-attempts increase and the possibility of successfully handing over the UE to the target cell whose load becomes normal increases. When the number of re-attempts reaches the preset value, the RNC does not attempt to perform the handover. Alternatively, when the measurement control is cancelled, the handover re-attempt is stopped immediately.RMV UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)RMV UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)RMV UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)RMV UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
This parameter specifies the neighboring cell oriented Cell Individual Offset (CIO). The sum of the value of this parameter, the value of the cell oriented CIO, and the actual measurement quantity is used for the event evaluation of the UE or used for the handover decision procedure on the RNC side. In a handover algorithm, this parameter is used for moving the border of a cell. In the case of an event-based intra-frequency measurement or inter-RAT measurement, the UE determines whether to trigger an event according to the sum of the value of this parameter, the value of the cell oriented CIO, and the actual measurement quantity. The UE does not consider the value of this parameter when evaluating an inter-frequency measurement event. In the case of a periodical inter-frequency measurement or inter-RAT measurement, the RNC determines whether to initiate a handover according to the sum of the value of this parameter, the value of the cell.
UINTERFREQNCELL SIB11Ind SIB11 Indicator
UINTERFREQNCELL IdleQoffset1sn IdleQoffset1sn
UINTERFREQNCELL IdleQoffset2sn IdleQoffset2sn
UINTERFREQNCELL SIB12Ind SIB12 Indicator
UINTERFREQNCELL ConnQoffset1sn ConnQoffset1sn Cell offset used for CPICH RSC
UINTERFREQNCELL ConnQoffset2sn ConnQoffset2sn Cell offset used for CPICH Ec/
UINTERFREQNCELL TpenaltyHcsReselect HCS Cell Reselect Penalty Ti
Indicates whether to send the system information block 11 (SIB11) including neighboring cell information. The value "FALSE" indicates that the neighboring information is not included in the SIB11. The value "TRUE" indicates that the neighboring information is included in the SIB11.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)Note that in FDD mode, this parameter is valid only when SIB11 Indicator is set as TRUE.For details, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)Note that in FDD mode, this parameter is valid only when SIB11 Indicator is set as TRUE.For details, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)Indicates whether to send the SIB12 indication including the neighboring cell information. The value "FALSE" indicates that the neighboring information is not included in the SIB12. The value "TRUE" indicates that the neighboring information is included in the SIB12.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
Specifies the penalty time for cell reselection. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the penalty time for HCS cell reselection is prolonged. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty time for HCS cell reselection is shortened. When the UE is in idle mode, the ping-pong reselections between HCS cells reduces if this parameter is set to a greater value. In this case, however, the hierarchical cell structure cannot be deployed effectively.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)Cell offset used for CPICH RSCP measurement value in HCS cell selection. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting a neighboring cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting a neighboring cell increases. If this parameter is set to "INFINITY", a neighboring cell is not selected.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)Cell offset used for CPICH Ec/No measurement value in HCS cell selection. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for cell reselection reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for cell reselection increases. If this parameter is set to "INFINITY", a neighboring cell is not selected.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)Priority for neighboring cell supporting coverage-based inter-frequency handover. The value "0" indicates that the coverage-based inter-frequency handover is not supported. The value "1" indicates that the cell is assigned with the highest priority for the handover. The value "3" indicates that the cell is assigned with the lowest priority for the handover. If a higher priority is assigned to a cell, the probability for selecting the cell as the measurement object and the target cell for the handover increases. For example, the cell with priority 1 has more chance to select as the measurement object and the target cell for the handover than the cell with priority 2.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)Whether to perform blind handover.The value FALSE indicates that the cell is not considered as a candidate cell for blind handover. Therefore, blind over to this cell cannot be triggered.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)Quality condition for triggering the blind handover. If this parameter is not set to -115, a conditional blind handover can be triggered in an inter-frequency neighboring cell with the same coverage. If this parameter is set to -115, a direct blind handover can be triggered in an inter-frequency neighboring cell with the larger coverage.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)Priority flag of neighboring cellsThe value TRUE indicates that the neighboring cell priority is valid, and the value FALSE indicates that the neighboring cell priority is invalid. In the algorithm of neighboring cell combination, the cell with an invalid priority is the last one to be considered as the measurement object.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
Whether the cell supports the measure-based directed retry (MBDR) algorithm. The value TRUE indicates that the cell supports the MBDR algorithm, and the value FALSE indicates that the cell does not support the MBDR algorithm.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)Priority of a MBDR cell. This parameter is valid only when the "MBDRFlag" parameter is set to TRUE. It indicates the tiptop priority when the value is set to 0, and the lowest priority when the value is set to 15. The higher the priority, the easier it is for the MBDR cell to be delivered as the measurement object and the easier to be selected to the handover target cell when there are many of cells meet the quality condition. Attention, when there does not have cell meet the quality condition base on the MBDR measurement result, if there exists a cell which has the priority of 0, and the type of the measurement report is periodic, then it can be selected to blind handover target cell.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)Specify the flags of the cells that the DRD measurement or LDR measurement is performed. The value "TRUE" indicates that the cell can be considered as the measurement object in the DRD measurement algorithm or LDR measurement algorithm. The value "FALSE" indicates that the cell is invalid.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)Indicates whether the signal quality in neighboring cells is guaranteed. If the parameters Qqualmin and Qrxlevmin for the neighboring cell related to SIB11 and SIB12 are set to different values from those for the serving cell, this parameter should be set to "TRUE". Cell reselection is performed only when the signal quality in the expected neighboring cell is above Qqualmin and Qrxlevmin.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)"UE_TXPWR_MAX_RACH", also named as "MaxAllowedULTxPower", refers to the maximum uplink transmit power when the UE accesses a cell."P_MAX" refers to the maximum RF output power of the UE.ADD UINTERFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTERFREQNCELL(Mandatory)The advantage of periodical reporting is that it can be used for repeated handover re-attempts on the same cell when the handover fails, and that subsequent algorithms can be flexibly developed. In addition, for the cell-oriented algorithm parameters, the RNC updates the parameters when making internal handover decision and the system needs not to inform the UEs of the parameter change through signaling messages after the handovers. The drawback of periodical reporting is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing.The two reporting modes have both advantage and drawback. Currently, the traditional periodical reporting mode is preferred.In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is medium, there is a comparatively smaller shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 3. In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is high, there is a comparatively small shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 2.When CPICH_RSCP is selected, it indicates that the RSCP measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement. The physical unit is dBm.When AUTO is selected, it indicates that the Ec/No measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement if the RNC receives Ec/No 2D firstly. If the RNC receives the RSCP 2D firstly, the RSCP measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement.In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is medium, there is a comparatively smaller shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 3. In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is high, there is a comparatively small shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 2.This parameter is used for event 3A evaluation. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.133.To set this parameter, see the method for setting the intra-frequency handover weighting factor "Weight".The adjustment should be made according to the configured GSM RSSI measurement compressed mode sequence. According to the current configured GSM RSSI measurement compressed mode sequence, the RSSI measurement of eight GSM cells can be finished in 480 ms. Therefore, the RSSI measurement of 16 GSM cells can be finished in 1000 ms. According to 3GPP specifications, the number of inter-RAT neighboring cells should not exceed 32. Therefore, the parameter value can be set to 2000 ms if the number of neighboring GSM cells exceeds 16.The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.This parameter is used to avoid the ping-pong reporting of event 2D (the estimated quality of the currently used frequency is below a certain threshold). The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of ping-pong reporting or wrong decision is lower, but the event may not be triggered in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong reporting of event 2D is likely to occur.The setting of this parameter should consider the radio conditions (slow fading), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE. The value of this parameter ranges from 2 dB to 5 dB. In addition, filter coefficient and triggering delay must be considered in setting this parameter.The inter-RAT measurement hysteresis in periodical reporting mode is used to prevent the ping-pong reporting of event 2D (the estimated quality of the currently used frequency is below a certain threshold) and event 2F (the estimated quality of the currently used frequency is above a certain threshold). Event 2D is used to enable the compressed mode and event 2F is used to disable the compressed mode. "Hystfor2D" can be increased slightly based on the recommended value, considering inter-frequency handover statistics. Hystfor2D can also be increased slightly to prevent the compressed mode from being frequently enabled and disabled and to avoid unnecessary active set updates. The setting of this parameter should consider the radio conditions (slow fading), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE. The value of this parameter ranges from 2 dB to 5 dB. In addition, filter coefficient and triggering delay must be considered in setting this parameter.The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase.The emulation result shows that in a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is high (for example, a cell that covers highways), this parameter can be set to a smaller value 1.5 dB, because in the cell the terrain is flat, barriers are fewer, and thus the shadow fading variation is small. In a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is low, this parameter can be set to a larger value 3.0 dB, because there are usually many tall buildings and thus the shadow fading variation is comparatively high.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase.The emulation result shows that in a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is high (for example, a cell that covers highways), this parameter can be set to a smaller value 1.5 dB, because in the cell the terrain is flat, barriers are fewer, and thus the shadow fading variation is small. In a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is low, this parameter can be set to a larger value 3.0 dB, because there are usually many tall buildings and thus the shadow fading variation is comparatively high.The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation result shows that the hysteresis setting can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, thus preventing unnecessary handovers. The emulation result also shows that the UE at different data rates may react differently to the delay for triggering the event. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the delay, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the delay. This can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. The emulation result shows that the hysteresis setting can effectively reduce the average number of handovers and the number of incorrect handovers, thus preventing unnecessary handovers. The emulation result also shows that the UE at different data rates may react differently to the delay for triggering the event. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the delay, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the delay. This can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value. The value of this parameter can be adjusted according to the actual network statistics.The inter-frequency measurement reporting period is 480 ms. Therefore, the trigger delay time shorter than 480 ms is invalid.If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.Time delay for triggering handovers to GSM cells with non-verified BSIC.During the period of time specified by this parameter, if the signal quality in a neighboring GSM cell fulfills inter-RAT handover criteria and the neighboring GSM cell is not verified, an inter-RAT handover is triggered. When this parameter value is 65535, the RNC does not perform inter-RAT handovers to non-verified GSM cells. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the average number of handovers decreases, but call drops may occur.Considering that the UE is on the edge of the system, this parameter should be set to a comparatively low value. In situations where a GSM cell is verified, the performance of the GSM cell is generally regarded as good. In this case, the parameter can be set to 0, which indicates that the handover is performed immediately.If this parameter is set to a larger value, the average number of handovers decreases, but call drops may occur.Switch for verifying the Base Station Identity Code (BSIC). This parameter is used to control cells where inter-RAT measurement reports are triggered. When the parameter is set to "REQUIRED", the measurement reporting is triggered after the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. When the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRE", the measurement reporting is triggered regardless of whether the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. This parameter is valid for both periodical reporting mode and event-triggered reporting mode. However, to ensure handover reliability, it is recommended that the system reports only the cells whose BSIC is decoded correctly, that is, the recommended value of the parameter is "REQUIRED". If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than that in the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively in inter-RAT measurement. The requirements on the signal quality and inter-RAT handover policies vary with the service type. Therefore, the thresholds of enabling and disabling inter-RAT measurement are distinguished by CS, PS, and signaling. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.If the cell is a micro cell, the default value should be modified according to the link budgeting result. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively. When the cell is located in the center of the frequency coverage or the inter-frequency measurement quantity uses both Ec/No and RSCP, then the Ec/No value is used as the criterion for events 2D and 2F. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively in inter-RAT measurement. The requirements on the signal quality and inter-RAT handover policies vary with the service type. Therefore, the thresholds of enabling and disabling inter-RAT measurement are distinguished by CS, PS, and signaling. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively in inter-RAT measurement. The requirements on the signal quality and inter-RAT handover policies vary with the service type. Therefore, the thresholds of enabling and disabling inter-RAT measurement are distinguished by CS, PS, and signaling. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.If the cell is a micro cell, the default value should be modified according to the link budgeting result. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively. When the cell is located in the center of the frequency coverage or the inter-frequency measurement quantity uses both Ec/No and RSCP, then the Ec/No value is used as the criterion for events 2D and 2F. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.If the cell is a micro cell, the default value should be modified according to the link budgeting result. Event 2D and event 2F are used to enable and disable the compressed mode respectively. When the cell is located in the center of the frequency coverage or the inter-frequency measurement quantity uses both Ec/No and RSCP, then the Ec/No value is used as the criterion for events 2D and 2F. To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F.To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. In most cases, users want to be maintained within a 3G network. Therefore, the start threshold of the inter-RAT measurement is set smaller than that of the inter-frequency measurement in order to trigger inter-frequency easily. In scenarios where inter-frequency neighboring cells are unavailable or where inter-frequency coverage is insufficient, the inter-RAT measurement start threshold should be set relatively larger in order to trigger inter-RAT measurement easily, thus reducing call drops.Threshold of stopping inter-RAT measurement for CS services when measurement quantity is RSCP. When RSCP is used as the measurement quantity for CS services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured RSCP value is larger than this threshold. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compressed mode and stop the inter-RAT measurement.To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. In most cases, users want to be maintained within a 3G network. Therefore, the start threshold of the inter-RAT measurement is set smaller than that of the inter-frequency measurement in order to trigger inter-frequency easily. In scenarios where inter-frequency neighboring cells are unavailable or where inter-frequency coverage is insufficient, the inter-RAT measurement start threshold should be set relatively larger in order to trigger inter-RAT measurement easily, thus reducing call drops.To enable the compressed mode earlier, increase the threshold of triggering event 2D; otherwise, decrease the threshold of triggering event 2D. To prevent the frequent enabling and disabling of the compressed mode, increase the difference between the thresholds of triggering event 2D and event 2F. In most cases, users want to be maintained within a 3G network. Therefore, the start threshold of the inter-RAT measurement is set smaller than that of the inter-frequency measurement in order to trigger inter-frequency easily. In scenarios where inter-frequency neighboring cells are unavailable or where inter-frequency coverage is insufficient, the inter-RAT measurement start threshold should be set relatively larger in order to trigger inter-RAT measurement easily, thus reducing call drops.Threshold of stopping inter-RAT measurement for PS domain non-HSPA services when the measurement quantity is RSCP. When RSCP is used as the measurement quantity for PS domain non-HSPA services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured RSCP value is larger than this threshold. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compressed mode and stop the inter-RAT measurement.Threshold of stopping inter-RAT measurement for HSPA services when measurement quantity is RSCP. When RSCP is used as the measurement quantity for HSPA services, the UE reports event 2F when the measured RSCP value is larger than this threshold. Then, the RNC sends the signaling to disable the compressed mode and stop the inter-RAT measurement.The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.Impact on network performance:If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.Impact on network performance:If the parameter is set to a smaller value, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handover. If the parameter is set to a larger value, the compressed mode will not be disabled, thus affecting UE measurement. In actual networks, statistics can be made to obtain the delay for a successful inter-RAT handover, thus to get a proper value of "InterRATMeasTime" that satisfies most UEs.Length of the timer to avoid ping-pong handovers between 2G and 3G networks.When a UE in the CS domain is handed over from a 2G network to a 3G network, the system increases the hysteresis used for event 3A to prevent the ping-pong handover between the 2G network and the 3G network in the period specified by this parameter. During the penalty time, the previous periodical report will be changed to the event 3A report. The value 0 indicates that the system does not take measures to avoid ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks.Hysteresis to avoid ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks. When a UE in the CS domain is handed over from a 2G network to a 3G network, the system increases the hysteresis used for event 3A to prevent the ping-pong handover between the 2G network and the 3G network in the handover penalty period specified by "InterRATPingPongTimer". During the penalty time, event-triggered reporting is used for inter-RAT measurement. The value 0 indicates that the system does not take measures to avoid ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks.
UINTERRATHOCOV PeriodFor3A 3A Event Retry Period SET UINTERRATHOCOV(Optio
UINTERRATHOCOV AmntOfRpt3A 3A Event Maximum Retry Tim SET UINTERRATHOCOV(Optio
UINTERRATHOCOV InterRatPhyChFailNum Inter-RAT HO Physical ChanneSET UINTERRATHOCOV(Optio
UINTERRATHOCOV PenaltyTimeForPhyChFail Inter-RAT HO Physical ChannelSET UINTERRATHOCOV(Optio
UINTERRATHONCOV InterRATFilterCoef Inter-RAT Filter Coefficient SET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV Hystfor3C 3C Hysteresis SET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV TrigTime3C Event 3C Trigger Delay SET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV BSICVerify BSIC Verify Switch SET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV InterRATNCovHOCSThd Inter-RAT CS Handover Decis SET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV InterRATNCovHOPSThd Inter-RAT PS Handover Decis SET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV InterRATHOAttempts Inter-RAT Handover Max Atte SET UINTERRATHONCOV(OptMaximum number of inter-RAT ha
UINTERRATHONCOV SndLdInfo2GsmInd Send Load Info to GSM Ind SET UINTERRATHONCOV(OptIf this parameter is set to "O
UINTERRATHONCOV NcovHoOn2GldInd NCOV Reloc Ind Based on GS SET UINTERRATHONCOV(OptWhen this parameter is set to
UINTERRATHONCOV CSHOOut2GloadThd CS Domain Reloc GSM Load SET UINTERRATHONCOV(OptThis parameter specifies the
UINTERRATHONCOV PSHOOut2GloadThd PS Domain Reloc GSM Load SET UINTERRATHONCOV(OptThis parameter specifies the
UINTERRATHONCOV PeriodFor3C Event 3C Retry Period SET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV AmntOfRpt3C Event 3C Retry Max Times SET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV InterRatPhyChFailNum Inter-RAT HO Physical ChanneSET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTERRATHONCOV PenaltyTimeForPhyChFail Inter-RAT HO Physical ChannelSET UINTERRATHONCOV(Opt
UINTRAFREQHO FilterCoef Intra-frequency L3 Filter Coeffi SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO IntraFreqMeasQuantity Intra-frequency Measurement SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaQuantity of the triggered measu
UINTRAFREQHO PeriodMRReportNumfor1A Event 1A to Periodical Report SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaMaximum number of reporting ev
UINTRAFREQHO ReportIntervalfor1A Event 1A to Periodical Report SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaInterval at which event 1A is r
UINTRAFREQHO PeriodMRReportNumfor1C Event 1C to Periodical Report SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaMaximum number of reporting ev
UINTRAFREQHO ReportIntervalfor1C Event 1C to Periodical Report SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaInterval at which event 1A is
UINTRAFREQHO PeriodMRReportNumfor1J Event 1J to Periodical Report SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaMaximum number of reporting ev
UINTRAFREQHO ReportIntervalfor1J Event 1J to Periodical Report SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaInterval at which event 1J is r
UINTRAFREQHO IntraRelThdFor1ACSVP VP Service Event 1A Relative SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO IntraRelThdFor1ACSNVP CS Non-VP Service Event 1A SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO IntraRelThdFor1APS PS Service Event 1A Relative SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO IntraRelThdFor1BCSVP VP Service Event 1B Relative SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO IntraRelThdFor1BCSNVP CS Non-VP Service Event 1B RSET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO IntraRelThdFor1BPS PS Service Event 1B Relative SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO IntraAblThdFor1FEcNo Event 1F Absolute Ec/No Thre SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO IntraAblThdFor1FRSCP Event 1F Absolute RSCP Thre SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO HystFor1A 1A Hysteresis SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaThis parameter specifies the hy
UINTRAFREQHO HystFor1B 1B Hysteresis SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaThis parameter specifies the hy
UINTRAFREQHO HystFor1C 1C Hysteresis SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaThis parameter specifies the hy
UINTRAFREQHO HystFor1D 1D Hysteresis SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaThis parameter specifies the hy
UINTRAFREQHO HystFor1F 1F Hysteresis SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaThis parameter specifies the hy
UINTRAFREQHO HystFor1J 1J Hysteresis SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaThis parameter specifies the hy
UINTRAFREQHO Weight Weighted factor SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaUsed for calculating the relati
UINTRAFREQHO TrigTime1A Event 1A Triggering Delay SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO TrigTime1B Event 1B Triggering Delay SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO TrigTime1C Event 1C Triggering Delay SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO TrigTime1D Event 1D Triggering Delay SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO TrigTime1F Event 1F Triggering Delay SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO TrigTime1J Event 1J Triggering Delay SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO ShoFailPeriod Max Evaluation Period of SHO SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaMaximum evaluation period of SHO
UINTRAFREQHO ShoFailNumForDwnGrd Threshold Number of SHO FailSET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaMaximum number of SHO failures.
UINTRAFREQHO RelThdForDwnGrd Relative Threshold of SHO Fai SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO DcccShoPenaltyTime Period of Penalty Timer for S SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaLength of penalty timer for SHO
UINTRAFREQHO SHOQualmin Min Quality THD for SHO SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO MaxCellInActiveSet Max Number of Cell in Active SET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaMaximum number of cells in an a
UINTRAFREQHO BlindHORSCP1FThreshold Event 1F Blind Handover Trigg SET UINTRAFREQHO(Optiona
UINTRAFREQHO BlindHOIntrafreqMRInterval Intra-Frequency Measurement RSET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaThis parameter specifies the i
UINTRAFREQHO BlindHOIntrafreqMRAmount Intra-Frequency Masurement RSET UINTRAFREQHO(OptionaUsed in the algorithm of the lo
UINTRAFREQNCELL RNCId RNC ID ID of an RNC
UINTRAFREQNCELL CellId Cell ID Unique ID of a cell
UINTRAFREQNCELL NCellRncId RNC ID of a neighboring cell Unique RNC ID of a neighborin
Interval between handover attempts for event 3A. This parameter specifies the interval between handover attempts for event 3A. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.Maximum number of handover attempts after inter-RAT handover triggered by event 3A fails.This parameter specifies the maximum number of handover re-attempts for event 3A when the measurement control is valid. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the number of inter-RAT handover re-attempts increases and the possibility of successfully handing over the UE to the target cell whose load becomes normal increases. After reaching the value specified by this parameter, the RNC makes no further handover attempt to the target cell. If the compressed mode is disabled, the handover re-attempt will be aborted.Maximum number of inter-RAT handover failures allowed due to physical channel failure. When the number of inter-RAT handover failures due to physical channel failure exceeds the threshold, a penalty is given to the UE. During the time specified by "PenaltyTimeForInterRatPhyChFail[/para], the UE is not allowed to make inter-RAT handover attempts.For details about the physical channel failure, see 3GPP TS 25.331.Duration of the penalty for inter-RAT handover failure due to physical channel failure. The UE is not allowed to make inter-RAT handover attempts within the penalty time.For details about the physical channel failure, see 3GPP TS 25.331.In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is medium, there is a comparatively smaller shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 3. In cells where the average moving speed of UEs is high, there is a comparatively small shadow fading square error. Therefore, the recommended value is 2.The value of this parameter is associated with the slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change. If this parameter is set to a too large value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criterion for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate increases. The emulation result shows that in a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is high (for example, a cell that covers highways), this parameter can be set to a smaller value 1.5 dB, because in the cell the terrain is flat, barriers are fewer, and thus the shadow fading variation is small. In a cell where the average moving speed of UEs is low, this parameter can be set to a larger value 3.0 dB, because there are usually many tall buildings and thus the shadow fading variation is comparatively high.The inter-frequency measurement reporting period is 480 ms. Therefore, the trigger delay time shorter than 480 ms is invalid. If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.Switch for verifying the Base Station Identity Code (BSIC). This parameter is used to control cells where inter-RAT measurement reports are triggered. When the parameter is set to "REQUIRED", the measurement reporting is triggered after the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. When the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRE", the measurement reporting is triggered regardless of whether the BSIC of the measured cell is decoded correctly. This parameter is valid for both periodical reporting mode and event-triggered reporting mode. However, to ensure handover reliability, it is recommended that the system reports only the cells whose BSIC is decoded correctly, that is, the recommended value of the parameter is "REQUIRED". If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than that in the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.The sensitivity of a GSM mobile phone is -102 dBm. Considering a margin of 3 dB for compensation of fast fading, 5 dB for compensation of slow fading, 2 dB for compensation of interference noise, and 2 dB for compensation of ambient noise, the outdoor reception level should not be lower than -90 dBm. The parameter value can vary with the handover policy. To have UEs handed over only to GSM cells of high quality, the inter-RAT handover decision threshold can be set to a comparatively large value, for example -85 dBm.
Impact on network performance:If the parameter is set to a smaller value, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handover. If the parameter is set to a larger value, the compressed mode will not be disabled, thus affecting UE measurement. In actual networks, statistics can be made to obtain the delay for a successful inter-RAT handover, thus to get a proper value of "InterRATMeasTime" that satisfies most UEs.
Interval between the handover re-attempts for event 3C. This parameter specifies the interval between the handover re-attempts for event 3C. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover re-attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.Maximum number of handover re-attempts for event 3C. This parameter specifies the maximum number of handover attempts for event 3C when the measurement control message is valid. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the number of inter-RAT handover re-attempts increases and the possibility of successfully handing over the UE to the target cell whose load becomes normal increases. After reaching the value specified by this parameter, the RNC makes no further handover attempt to the target cell. If the compressed mode is disabled, the handover re-attempt will be aborted.Maximum number of inter-RAT handover failures allowed due to physical channel failure. When the number of inter-RAT handover failures due to physical channel failure exceeds the threshold, a penalty is given to the UE. During the time specified by "PenaltyTimeForInterRatPhyChFail[/para], the UE is not allowed to make inter-RAT handover attempts.For details about the physical channel failure, see 3GPP TS 25.331.Duration of the penalty for inter-RAT handover failure due to physical channel failure. The UE is not allowed to make inter-RAT handover attempts within the penalty time.For details about the physical channel failure, see 3GPP TS 25.331.When a is set to 1, L3 filtering is not applied. The input measurement value to L3 filter has been filtered by L1 filter, where the impact of fast fading is almost eliminated. In this case, smooth filtering should be applied through L3 filter, to eliminate the effect of shadow fading and peaks caused by fast fading, thus the filtered measurement value can reflect the variation of the actual measurement value, and provide more reliable measurement result for event judgment.
Relative threshold for event 1A decision when VP service is performed. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1A increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1A reduces. For details on the definition of event 1A, see 3GPP TS 25.331.The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. you are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied.If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. you are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.Relative threshold for event 1A decision when PS service is performed. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1A increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1A reduces. For details on the definition of event 1A, see 3GPP TS 25.331. The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. You are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.Relative threshold for event 1B decision when VP service is performed. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1B increases. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1B reduces. For details on the definition of event 1B, see 3GPP TS 25.331. The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. You are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.Relative threshold for event 1B decision when non-VP service is performed in CS domain. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1B increases. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1B reduces. For details on the definition of event 1B, see 3GPP TS 25.331. The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. You are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.Relative threshold for event 1B decision when PS service is performed. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1B increases. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1B reduces. For details on the definition of event 1B, see 3GPP TS 25.331. The relative threshold can directly affect the SHO ratio. Therefore, the threshold should be wisely chosen to achieve smooth SHOs. The value of this parameter determines the SHO area and SHO ratio. In the CDMA system, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover should reach 30% to 40% to ensure smooth handover. Based on simulation results, when the relative threshold is set to 5 dB, the ratio of the UE involved in soft handover (the number of cells in the active set is at least 2) is about 35%. You are advised to set the relative threshold to a great value (5 dB to 7 dB) during site deployment, and to reduce the threshold when the users increase. the threshold must be higher than 3 dB to avoid the ping-pong handover. You can set different relative thresholds for event 1A and event 1B to reduce the ping-pong effect and change the soft handover ratio. In general applications, the relative thresholds for events 1A and 1B should be consistent, and you can curb the ping-pong effect through the triggering delay, L3 filtering coefficient, and hysteresis. In some specific applications, if the ping-pong effect cannot be curbed by adjusting the hysteresis values for event 1A and event 1B, you can curb it by setting a higher relative threshold for event 1B and a lower threshold for event 1A. Impact on Network Performance: If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set increases. In this case, more UEs are in soft handover status; however, more forward resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of adding a cell to the active set reduces. Under this situation, the communication quality cannot be guaranteed, and smooth handover may be affected.Ec/No absolute threshold for event 1F in the SHO algorithm. This parameter must be set to the value that guarantees the quality of basic services. In addition, the value of this parameter affects event 1F triggering. Event 1F refers to the event reported when an urgent blind handover is triggered. If event 1F is reported in a cell belonging to the active set, the signal quality of the active set is poor. Under this situation, blind handover is triggered to prevent call drops. The urgent blind handover is triggered in a special occasion that requires on-site measurements on the pilot strength and signal quality in the best cell of the cell where the UE is located. Generally, this function need not be enabled, so the parameter is set to the lowest value by default, indicating that the blind handover is not triggered.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1F increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1F reduces. For details on the definition of event 1F, see 3GPP TS 25.331.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering blind handover increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering blind handover reduces. In actual scenarios, this parameter should be set according to the handover strategy and network coverage.RSCP absolute threshold for event 1F in the SHO algorithm. This parameter must be set to the value that guarantees the quality of basic services. In addition, the value of this parameter affects event 1F triggering. Event 1F refers to the event reported when an urgent blind handover is triggered. If event 1F is reported in a cell belonging to the active set, the signal quality of the active set is poor. Under this situation, blind handover is triggered to prevent call drops.The urgent blind handover is triggered in a special occasion that requires on-site measurements on the pilot strength and signal quality in the best cell of the cell where the UE is located. Generally, this function need not be enabled, so the parameter is set to the lowest value by default, indicating that the blind handover is not triggered.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering event 1F increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering event 1F reduces. For details on the definition of event 1F, see 3GPP TS 25.331.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of triggering blind handover increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of triggering blind handover reduces. In actual scenarios, this parameter should be set according to the handover strategy and network coverage.
Setting an appropriate triggering delay effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.If the handover cannot be triggered in time, the time-to-trigger parameter for event 1A needs to be changed to 200 ms or 100 ms, and the delay for event 1B needs to be changed to 1280 ms or 2560 ms. If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.If the handover cannot be triggered in time, the time-to-trigger parameter for event 1A needs to be changed to 200 ms or 100 ms, and the delay for event 1B needs to be changed to 1280 ms or 2560 ms.- reducing the impact of shadow fading on event decisions.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.- reducing the impact of shadow fading on event decisions.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.- reducing the impact of shadow fading on event decisions.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.- reducing the impact of shadow fading on event decisions.Setting an appropriate interval time effectively reduces the average number of handovers and the number of wrong handovers, preventing unnecessary handovers.
RelThdForDwnGrd: the relative threshold for direct rate reduction. It can be configured on the OMU server.Note: If this parameter is set to smaller value, the probability of triggering SHO rate reduction becomes low; however, the intra-frequency interference caused by the cell that is not added to the active set becomes great. This may cause call drops. On the contrary, if this parameter is set to a larger value, the probability of triggering SHO rate reduction becomes high, and the signal quality is guaranteed; however, frequent triggering of SHO rate reduction may affect the user experience.
Impact on network performance:This parameter should be adjusted, based on the planned Ec/No that the cell soft handover area is expected to reach. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for adding a neighboring cell to the active set decreases. In this case, the service quality of the cell to be added is guaranteed. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for adding a neighboring cell to the active set increases. In this case, however, the service quality of the cell to be added is not guaranteed.
Threshold of the quality of the cell reporting event 1F for triggering blind handover. The blind handover is triggered only when the signal quality in the cell, which reports event 1F, exceeds this parameter. Otherwise, the report is discarded. This parameter is used to raise the success rate of blind handovers. If all the signals in the cell reporting event 1F are of poor quality, the user may be located at the edge of coverage area. Under this situation, triggering blind handover rashly may cause call drops.
This parameter specifies the neighboring cell oriented Cell Individual Offset (CIO). The sum of the value of this parameter, the value of the cell oriented CIO, and the actual measurement quantity is used for the event evaluation of the UE or used for the handover decision procedure on the RNC side. In a handover algorithm, this parameter is used for moving the border of a cell. In the case of an event-based intra-frequency measurement or inter-RAT measurement, the UE determines whether to trigger an event according to the sum of the value of this parameter, the value of the cell oriented CIO, and the actual measurement quantity. The UE does not consider the value of this parameter when evaluating an inter-frequency measurement event. In the case of a periodical inter-frequency measurement or inter-RAT measurement, the RNC determines whether to initiate a handover according to the sum of the value of this parameter, the value of the cell.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
Flag of whether adding a cell into the active set will affect the relative threshold of the event 1B.This parameter is a flag of whether adding the cell into the active set will affect the relative threshold of the event 1B NOT_AFFECT: Adding the cell into the active set does not affect the relative threshold of the event 1B. The cell signal will affect the UE evaluate whether event 1B should occur. AFFECT: Adding the cell into the active set affects the relative threshold of the event 1B. The cell signal will not affect the UE evaluate whether event 1B should occur.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)Indicates whether to send the system information block 11 (SIB11) including neighboring cell information. The value "FALSE" indicates that the neighboring information is not included in the SIB11. The value "TRUE" indicates that the neighboring information is included in the SIB11.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Mandatory)Note that in FDD mode, this parameter is valid only when SIB11 Indicator is set as TRUE.For details, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Mandatory)Note that in FDD mode, this parameter is valid only when SIB11 Indicator is set as TRUE.For details, see 3GPP TS 25.331.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)Indicates whether to send the SIB12 indication including the neighboring cell information. The value "FALSE" indicates that the neighboring information is not included in the SIB12. The value "TRUE" indicates that the neighboring information is included in the SIB12.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Mandatory)ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Mandatory)ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
Specifies the penalty time for cell reselection. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the penalty time for HCS cell reselection is prolonged. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty time for HCS cell reselection is shortened. When the UE is in idle mode, the ping-pong reselections between HCS cells reduces if this parameter is set to a greater value. In this case, however, the hierarchical cell structure cannot be deployed effectively.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Mandatory)Cell offset used for CPICH RSCP measurement value in HCS cell selection. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting a neighboring cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting a neighboring cell increases. If this parameter is set to "INFINITY", a neighboring cell is not selected.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Mandatory)Cell offset used for CPICH Ec/No measurement value in HCS cell selection. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for cell reselection reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for cell reselection increases. If this parameter is set to "INFINITY", a neighboring cell is not selected.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)
MOD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Optional)Priority flag of neighboring cellsThe value TRUE indicates that the neighboring cell priority is valid, and the value FALSE indicates that the neighboring cell priority is invalid. In the algorithm of neighboring cell combination, the cell with an invalid priority is the last one to be considered as the measurement object.ADD UINTRAFREQNCELL(Mandatory)
ADD ULASNAMAP(Mandatory)RMV ULASNAMAP(Mandatory)ADD ULASNAMAP(Mandatory)RMV ULASNAMAP(Mandatory)ADD ULASNAMAP(Mandatory)RMV ULASNAMAP(Mandatory)ADD ULASNAMAP(Mandatory)RMV ULASNAMAP(Mandatory)If congestion is triggered by multiple resources such as credit and code at the same time, the congestion of resources specified in this parameter is processed with the first priority.
IUBLDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by Iub bandwidth. CREDITLDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by credit. CODELDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by code. UULDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by Uu.If congestion is triggered by multiple resources such as credit and code at the same time, the congestion of resources specified in this parameter is processed with the second priority.IUBLDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by Iub bandwidth. CREDITLDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by credit. CODELDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by code. UULDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by Uu.If congestion is triggered by multiple resources such as credit and code at the same time, the congestion of resources specified in this parameter is processed with the third priority.IUBLDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by Iub bandwidth. CREDITLDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by credit. CODELDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by code. UULDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by Uu.If congestion is triggered by multiple resources such as credit and code at the same time, the congestion of resources specified in this parameter is processed with the fourth priority.IUBLDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by Iub bandwidth. CREDITLDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by credit. CODELDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by code. UULDR refers to processing of LDR action trigged by Uu.LC_CREDIT_LDR_SWITCH: Local cell credit congestion control algorithm. This is an RNC-oriented algorithm. When the local cell credit load is heavy, the load can be reshuffled through BE service rate reduction, renegotiation of uncontrollable real-time service QoS, and CS/PS inter-RAT handover.If NODEB_CREDIT_LDR_SWITCH, LCG_CREDIT_LDR_SWITCH and LC_CREDIT_LDR_SWITCH are selected, the corresponding algorithms are enabled; otherwise, disabled.
ULDCPERIOD LdrPeriodTimerLen LDR period timer length SET ULDCPERIOD(Optional)
ULDCPERIOD OlcPeriodTimerLen OLC period timer length SET ULDCPERIOD(Optional)
ULDM UlBasicCommMeasFilterCoeff UL basic common measure filteSET ULDM(Optional) L3 filtering coefficient. The la
ULDM ChoiceRprtUnitForUlBasicMea Time unit for UL basic meas rprSET ULDM(Optional) If you set this parameter to T
ULDM TenMsecForUlBasicMeas UL basic meas rprt cycle 10ms SET ULDM(Mandatory) UL basic common measurement r
ULDM MinForUlBasicMeas UL basic meas rprt cycle minu SET ULDM(Mandatory) UL basic common measurement r
ULDM DlBasicCommMeasFilterCoeff DL basic common measure filteSET ULDM(Optional) L3 filtering coefficient. The la
ULDM ChoiceRprtUnitForDlBasicMea Time unit for DL basic meas rprSET ULDM(Optional) If you set this parameter to T
ULDM TenMsecForDlBasicMeas DL basic meas rprt cycle 10ms SET ULDM(Mandatory) DL basic common measurement r
ULDM MinForDlBasicMeas DL basic meas rprt cycle minu SET ULDM(Mandatory) DL basic common measurement r
ULDM PeriodProtectTimerCoeff Period common measure protectSET ULDM(Optional) Period common measurement pro
ULDM LdbAvgFilterLen LDB smoothing filter length SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULDM PucAvgFilterLen PUC smoothing filter length SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter wind
ULDM UlLdrAvgFilterLen UL LDR smoothing filter length SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULDM DlLdrAvgFilterLen DL LDR smoothing filter length SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULDM UlOlcAvgFilterLen UL OLC smoothing filter length SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULDM DlOlcAvgFilterLen DL OLC smoothing filter length SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULDM UlCacAvgFilterLen UL CAC smoothing filter lengt SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULDM DlCacAvgFilterLen DL CAC smoothing filter lengt SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULDM ChoiceRprtUnitForHsdpaPwrMTime unit of HSDPA need pwr SET ULDM(Optional) If you set this parameter to T
ULDM TenMsecForHsdpaPwrMeas HSDPA need pwr meas cycle SET ULDM(Mandatory) HSDPA power requirement measu
ULDM MinForHsdpaPwrMeas HSDPA need pwr meas cycle SET ULDM(Mandatory) HSDPA power requirement measu
ULDM HsdpaNeedPwrFilterLen HSDPA need power filter len SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter wi
ULDM ChoiceRprtUnitForHsdpaRate Time unit of HSDPA bit rate m SET ULDM(Optional) If you set this parameter to T
ULDM TenMsecForHsdpaPrvidRateMHSDPA bit rate meas cycle 1 SET ULDM(Mandatory) This parameter specifies the H
ULDM MinForHsdpaPrvidRateMeas HSDPA bit rate meas cycle mi SET ULDM(Mandatory) This parameter specifies the H
ULDM HsdpaPrvidBitRateFilterLen HSDPA bit rate filter len SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULDM MaxMeasContInvalidTimes Max number of continuous inv SET ULDM(Optional) Max allowed number of continuo
ULDM UlOlcMeasFilterCoeff UL overload measure filter coefSET ULDM(Optional) L3 filtering coefficient. The la
ULDM ChoiceRprtUnitForUlOlcMeas Time unit for UL OLC meas rprtSET ULDM(Optional) If you set this parameter to T
ULDM TenMsecForUlOlcMeas UL OLC meas rprt cycle 10ms SET ULDM(Mandatory) Measurement report period of e
ULDM MinForUlOlcMeas UL OLC meas rprt cycle minu SET ULDM(Mandatory) Measurement report period of e
ULDM UlOlcTrigHyst UL OLC trigger hysteresis SET ULDM(Optional) UL OLC trigger hysteresis.This
ULDM DlOlcMeasFilterCoeff DL overload measure filter coefSET ULDM(Optional) L3 filtering coefficient. The la
ULDM ChoiceRprtUnitForDlOlcMeas Time unit for DL OLC meas rprtSET ULDM(Optional) If you set this parameter to T
ULDM TenMsecForDlOlcMeas DL OLC meas rprt cycle 10ms SET ULDM(Mandatory) Measurement report period of e
ULDM MinForDlOlcMeas DL OLC meas rprt cycle minu SET ULDM(Mandatory) Measurement report period of e
ULDM ChoiceRprtUnitForHsupaRate Time unit of HSUPA bit rate m SET ULDM(Optional) If you set this parameter to T
ULDM TenMsecForHsupaPrvidRateMHSUPA bit rate meas cycle 1 SET ULDM(Mandatory) This parameter specifies the H
ULDM MinForHsupaPrvidRateMeas HSUPA bit rate meas cycle mi SET ULDM(Mandatory) This parameter specifies the H
ULDM HsupaPrvidBitRateFilterLen HSUPA bit rate filter len SET ULDM(Optional) Length of smoothing filter win
ULOCELL LoCell Local Cell ID Uniquely identifying a local ce
UMBMSALARMPARA MbmsInactTmr Set mbms data check timer SET UMBMSALARMPARA(ManA timer used to alarm for no m
UMBMSALARMSERVICE MbmsMCC Mobile country code mobile country code of the RN
UMBMSALARMSERVICE MbmsMNC Mobile network code mobile network code of the RN
UMBMSALARMSERVICE MbmsServiceId MBMS ServiceId MBMS Service Identity.
UMBMSFACH ServiceType Service Type SET UMBMSFACH(MandatoryThis parameter specifies the t
UMBMSFACH ServiceBitRate Service Bit Rate SET UMBMSFACH(MandatoryThis parameter specifies the r
UMBMSFACH FachMaxPower Fach Max Power SET UMBMSFACH(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UMBMSFACH MtchMinPerc0 Mtch Minimal Power Percent forSET UMBMSFACH(Optional) This parameter specifies the m
UMBMSFACH MtchMinPerc15 Mtch Minimal Power Percent forSET UMBMSFACH(Optional) This parameter specifies the m
UMBMSFACH ToAWS Time of Arrival Window StartpoSET UMBMSFACH(Optional) A positive value relative to Ti
UMBMSFACH ToAWE Time of Arrival Window Endpoi SET UMBMSFACH(Optional) A positive value relative to La
UMBMSPERF ChIdx Channel Index SET UMBMSPERF(Mandatory MBMS performance channel i
UMBMSPERF ChSwitch Channel Switch SET UMBMSPERF(Mandatory This switch determines whethe
UMBMSPERF MCC Mobile country code SET UMBMSPERF(Mandatory The code of the country to wh
UMBMSPERF MNC Mobile network code SET UMBMSPERF(Mandatory The code of the mobile commun
UMBMSPERF ServiceId Service ID SET UMBMSPERF(Mandatory This parameter define MBMS se
UMBMSSA CnOpIndex Cn Operator Index Represent an index for a CN o
UMBMSSA MbmsSaId MBMS SA ID MBMS SA ID. For detailed infor
Identifying the period of the LDR execution. When basic congestion occurs, execution of LDR can dynamically reduce the cell load. The lower the parameter value is, the more frequently the LDR action is executed, which decreases the load quickly. If the parameter value is excessively low, an LDR action may overlap the previous one before the previous result is displayed in LDM. The higher the parameter value is, the more likely this problem can be prevented. If the parameter value is excessively high, the LDR action may be executed rarely, failing to lower the load timely.The LDR algorithm aims to slowly reduce the cell load and control the load below the admission threshold, each LDR action takes a period (for example the inter-RAT load handover needs a delay of about 5 s if the compressed mode is needed), and there is a delay for the LDM module responds to the load decreasing (the delay is about 3 s when the L3 filter coefficient is set to 6), so the parameter value should be higher than 8s.Identifying the period of the OLC execution. When overload occurs, execution of OLC can dynamically reduce the cell load. When setting the parameter, consider the hysteresis for which the load monitoring responds to the load change. For example, when the layer 3 filter coefficient is 6, the hysteresis for which the load measurement responds to the step-function signals is about 2.8s, namely that the system can trace the load control effect about 3 s later after each load control. In this case, the OLC period timer length cannot be smaller than 3s.OlcPeriodTimerLen along with ULOLCFTFRstrctUserNum, DLOLCFTFRstrctUserNum, ULOLCFTFRSTRCTTimes, DLOLCFTFRSTRCTTimes, ULOLCTraffRelUserNum, and DLOLCTraffRelUserNum determine the time it takes to release the uplink/downlink overload. If the OLC period is excessively long, the system may respond very slowly to overload. If the OLC period is excessively short, unnecessary adjustment may occur before the previous OLC action has taken effect, and therefore the system performance is affected.
UNODEBLDR DlLdrSecondAction DL LDR second action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR DlLdrThirdAction DL LDR third action This parameter has the same co
If this parameter is set to "ON", the DRD retry for blind handover is performed in aperiodic mode.If this switch is set to "OFF", the DRD retry for blind handover is not performed in aperiodic mode.
Interval between sending of periodic measurement reports.This parameter has impact on the Uu signaling flow. If this parameter is set to a small value, the RNC may have high load when processing signaling. If this parameter is set to a great value, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time. This may delay the inter-frequency handover.
After inter-frequency measurement starts, if no inter-frequency handover is performed when this timer expires, the inter-frequency measurement and the compressed mode (if started) are stopped. This parameter is used to prevent the long inter-frequency measurement state (compressed mode) due to unavailable measurement of the target cells that meet the handover requirements.The interval between two reports is the configured value. This parameter has impact on the Uu signaling flow. If the interval is too short and the frequency is too high, the RNC may have burden in processing signaling. If the interval is too long, the network cannot detect the signal change in time, which may delay the inter-frequency handover.
ADD UNBNODESYNCMONPARA(Mandatory)MOD UNBNODESYNCMONPARA(Optional)ADD UNBNODESYNCMONPARA(Mandatory)MOD UNBNODESYNCMONPARA(Optional)ADD UNBSC(Mandatory)RMV UNBSC(Mandatory) Controls whether the subsystem in a certain subrack supports the detection function of intra-frequency missing neighboring cells.
The value "ON" indicates that the subsystem in a certain subrack supports the detection function of intra-frequency missing neighboring cells. The value "OFF" indicates that the subsystem in a certain subrack does not support the detection function of intra-frequency missing neighboring cells.Controls whether the subsystem in a certain subrack supports the detection function of inter-frequency missing neighboring cells. The value "ON" indicates that the subsystem in a certain subrack supports the detection function of inter-frequency missing neighboring cells. The value "OFF" indicates that the subsystem in a certain subrack does not support the detection function of inter-frequency missing neighboring cells.Controls whether the subsystem in a certain subrack supports the detection function of inter-RAT missing neighboring cells. The value "ON" indicates that the subsystem in a certain subrack supports the detection function of inter-RAT missing neighboring cells. The value "OFF" indicates that the subsystem in a certain subrack does not support the detection function of inter-RAT missing neighboring cells.ADD UNODEB(Optional)
MOD UNODEB(Optional)
ADD UNODEB(Optional)MOD UNODEB(Optional)
This parameter specifies the NodeB host type in RNC Node Redundancy function. If the parameter value is SINGLEHOST, the physical NodeB is managed only by one RNC. If the parameter value is PRIMHOST or SECHOST, the physical NodeB can be managed by two RNCs.By default, the NodeB is managed by the host RNC. When the host RNC fails, the physical NodeB is managed by the secondary RNC.ADD UNODEB(Mandatory)
MOD UNODEB(Mandatory)ADD UNODEB(Mandatory)MOD UNODEB(Mandatory)ADD UNODEB(Mandatory)MOD UNODEB(Optional)ADD UNODEB(Mandatory)MOD UNODEB(Mandatory)ADD UNODEBALGOPARA(Optional)MOD UNODEBALGOPARA(Optional)
LCG_CREDIT_LDR (Cell group level credit congestion control algorithm): When the cell group level credit load is heavy, users are assembled in priority order among all the NodeBs and some users are selected for LDR action in order to reduce the cell group level credit load. IUB_OLC (Iub Overload congestion control algorithm): When the NodeB Iub load is Overload, users are assembled in priority order among all the NodeBs and some users are selected for Olc action in order to reduce the NodeB Iub load.To enable some of the algorithms above, select them. Otherwise, they are disabled.ADD UNODEBALGOPARA(Optional)
The inter-frequency load handover has no impact on the QoS of users and can balance the cell load, so the inter-frequency load handover usually serves as the first action.The BE service rate reduction is effective only when the DCCC algorithm is enabled.ADD UNODEBLDR(Optional)
MOD UNODEBLDR(Optional)ADD UNODEBLDR(Optional)MOD UNODEBLDR(Optional)
UNODEBLDR DlLdrFourthAction DL LDR fourth action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR DlLdrFifthAction DL LDR fifth action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR DlLdrSixthAction DL LDR Sixth action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR DlLdrBERateReductionRabNu DL LDR-BE rate reduction RA Number of RABs selected in a DL
UNODEBLDR DlLdrPsRTQosRenegRabNum DL LDR un-ctrl RT Qos re-ne Number of RABs selected in a D
UNODEBLDR DlCSInterRatShouldBeHOUe DL CS should be ho user num Number of users selected in a
UNODEBLDR DlPSInterRatShouldBeHOUe DL PS should be ho user num Number of users selected in a
UNODEBLDR DlCSInterRatShouldNotHOU DL CS should not be ho user Number of users selected in a
UNODEBLDR DlPSInterRatShouldNotHOUe DL PS should not be ho user Number of users selected in a
UNODEBLDR UlLdrFirstAction UL LDR first action
UNODEBLDR UlLdrSecondAction UL LDR second action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR UlLdrThirdAction UL LDR third action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR UlLdrFourthAction UL LDR fourth action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR UlLdrFifthAction UL LDR fifth action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR UlLdrSixthAction UL LDR Sixth action This parameter has the same co
UNODEBLDR UlLdrBERateReductionRabNu UL LDR-BE rate reduction RA Number of RABs selected in a UL
UNODEBLDR UlLdrPsRTQosRenegRabNum UL LDR un-ctrl RT Qos re-ne Number of RABs selected in a U
UNODEBLDR UlCSInterRatShouldBeHOUe UL CS should be ho user num Number of users selected in a
UNODEBLDR UlPSInterRatShouldBeHOUe UL PS should be ho user num Number of users selected in a
UNODEBLDR UlCSInterRatShouldNotHOU UL CS should not be ho user Number of users selected in a
UNODEBLDR UlPSInterRatShouldNotHOUe UL PS should not be ho user Number of users selected in a
UNODEBLDR UlLdrCreditSfResThd Ul LDR Credit SF reserved thr Threshold of SF reserved in upl
UNODEBLDR DlLdrCreditSfResThd Dl LDR Credit SF reserved thr Threshold of SF reserved in do
UNODEBLDR UlTtiCreditSfResThd Ul TTI HO Credit SF reserved The threshold of the reserved SF
UNODEBNAME NewNodeBName NodeB New Name MOD UNODEBNAME(MandatoUniquely identifying the name
UNODEBOLC IubDlOlcRelRabNum DL OLC released RAB number Number of RABs selected in one
UNODEBOLC IubUlOlcRelRabNum UL OLC released RAB number Number of RABs selected in one
UNRELATION RNCId RNC ID RMV UNRELATION(Optional) ID of an RNC
UNRELATION CellId Cell ID RMV UNRELATION(MandatoryID of a cell. For detailed inf
UNRELATION NCellType Neighboring Cell Type RMV UNRELATION(MandatoryNeighboring relation type to b
UNRIGLBCNIDMAP CnOpIndex Cn Operator Index Represent an index for a CN o
UNRIGLBCNIDMAP NRI Network resource identity
UNRNC NRncId Neighboring RNC ID Neighboring RNC ID.
UNRNC SHOTRIG SHO cross IUR trigger
UNRNC HHOTRIG HHO cross IUR trigger Indicating whether to trigger
UNRNC ServiceInd CN domain indication Indicating whether to support
UNRNC IurExistInd IUR Interface Existing Indicati Indicating whether to config
UNRNC RncProtclVer RNC protocol version Protocol version supported by
UNRNC SuppIurCch IUR CCH support flag Indicating whether to support
UNRNC HhoRelocProcSwitch Relocation with HHO process
UNRNC PsBeProcType Handover Type for PS BE Traff Indicating whether to replace
UNRNC IurHsdpaSuppInd Hsdpa cap ind over IUR for Indicating whether to support
UNRNC IurHsupaSuppInd Hsupa cap ind over IUR for Indicating whether to support
UNRNC IubUPPrivateInterfaceSwitch Iub Private Interface Switch of Indicating whether the Iub pr
UNRNC CSVoiceOverHspaSuppInd H2D procedure before reloc
The inter-frequency load handover has no impact on the QoS of users and can balance the cell load, so the inter-frequency load handover usually serves as the first action.The BE service rate reduction is effective only when the DCCC algorithm is enabled.ADD UNODEBLDR(Optional)
2. If multiple pool areas overlap, the NRI uniquely identify all the CN nodes connected to it.3. A CN node can have multiple NRIs. In one pool area, however, an NRI can only correspond to one CN node.MOD UNRNC(Mandatory)
2) HSPA_SHO_SWITCH. Indicating whether to trigger soft handover for HSPA cross the Iur interface.3) NON_HSPA_SHO_SWITCH. Indicating whether to trigger soft handover for PS(R99) cross the Iur interface.ADD UNRNC(Mandatory)
1) DL_DCCH_SWITCH. When it is checked, SRNC will include the IE "RB Id for handover message" in the IE "SRNS Relocation Info", the target RNC should choose the IE "DL DCCH message" and include the DL DCCH message that should be transmitted transparently to the UE by the source RNC. In that case, the target RNC is integrity protecting the message if applicable. 2) IUR_TRG_SWITCH. When it is checked, relocation execution may trigger as an implementation option from the Iur interface.ADD UNRNC(Optional)
MOD UNRNC(Optional)ADD UNRNC(Optional)MOD UNRNC(Optional)ADD UNRNC(Optional)MOD UNRNC(Optional)ADD UNRNC(Optional)MOD UNRNC(Optional)ADD UNRNC(Optional)MOD UNRNC(Optional)
set to ON, the HSPA need not be degraded to the DCH before therelocation procedure.ADD UNRNC(Optional)
MOD UNRNC(Optional)ADD UNRNC(Optional)MOD UNRNC(Optional)ADD UNRNC(Optional)MOD UNRNC(Optional)ADD UNRNCURA(Mandatory)RMV UNRNCURA(Mandatory)ADD UNRNCURA(Mandatory)RMV UNRNCURA(Mandatory)
1) COMM_MOCN_NRI_GLOBAL_CONFIG_MODE_SWITCH: When the switch is selected, the NRI of any CN node in the RNC is unique in the CS or PS domain.2) COMM_MIB_MULTI_PLMN_LIST_ALLOWED_SWITCH: When the switch is selected, the operator information configured in the MOCN cell is sent as Multi PLMN List in the system information.ADD UOPERSCHEDULEPRIOMAP(Mandatory)
If the ARP is preferably used, the priority sequence is gold > silver > copper. If the ARPs are all the same, the TrafficClass is used and the priority sequence is conversational > streaming > interactive > background.If the TrafficClass is preferably used, the priority sequence is conversational > streaming > interactive > background. If the TrafficClass factors are all the same, the ARP factor is used and the priority sequence is gold > silver > copper.ADD UOPERUSERPRIORITY(Optional)
MOD UOPERUSERPRIORITY(Optional)ADD UPCCPCH(Mandatory)RMV UPCCPCH(Mandatory)
This parameter specifies a constant used at calculation of the initial transmit power of the first preamble, to be used in the random access procedure.The formula is as follows: Preamble_Initial_Power = Primary CPICH DL TX power-CPICH_RSCP + UL interference + Constant Value. Where, Preamble_Initial_Power is the preamble initial TX power, Primary CPICH DL TX power is the downlink transmit (TX) power of PCPICH, CPICH_RSCP is the receive signaling code power of the PCPICH measured by UEs, and UL interference is the uplink interference. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.211.
This parameter specifies a constant used at calculation of the initial transmit power of the first preamble, to be used in the random access procedure.The formula is as follows: Preamble_Initial_Power = Primary CPICH DL TX power-CPICH_RSCP + UL interference + Constant Value. Where, Preamble_Initial_Power is the preamble initial TX power, Primary CPICH DL TX power is the downlink transmit (TX) power of PCPICH, CPICH_RSCP is the receive signaling code power of the PCPICH measured by UEs, and UL interference is the uplink interference. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.211.
ADD UPSCH(Mandatory)RMV UPSCH(Mandatory)
If the UE remains in low activity state after the timer expires, the state of the UE is changed from DCH/HSPA to the FACH. If this parameter is set to a small value, whether the UE is in low activity state cannot be determined. If this parameter is set to a great value, the dedicated channels are wasted.If the UE remains in low activity state after the timer expires, the state of the UE is changed from CPC_HSPA to FACH. If this parameter is set to a small value, whether the UE is in low activity state cannot be determined. If this parameter is set to a great value, the dedicated channels are wasted.If the UE remains in low activity state after the timer expires, the state of the UE is changed from DCH/HSPA to E_FACH. If this parameter is set to a small value, whether the UE is in low activity state cannot be determined. If this parameter is set to a great value, the dedicated channels are wasted.If the UE remains in low activity state after the timer expires, the state of the UE is changed from CPC_HSPA to E_FACH. If this parameter is set to a small value, whether the UE is in low activity state cannot be determined. If this parameter is set to a great value, the dedicated channels are wasted.Threshold for reporting the event 4B in DCH/HSPA. When the traffic of the PTT user in DCH/HSPA state is constantly lower than this threshold in a period, the UE reports the event 4B.Period during which the traffic of the PTT user is constantly lower than the event 4B threshold so that the UE reports the event 4B. When the traffic of the PTT user in DCH/HSPA state is constantly lower than the event 4B threshold in this period, the UE reports the event 4B. This parameter can prevent unnecessary reports o be triggered, caused by traffic volume variation.If this parameter is specified, the system prohibits the UE from reporting the event 4B again during the period when the event 4B is suspended. If the parameter value is too small, too many 4B events may be reported, thus increasing the RNC load. If the parameter value is too great, the event 4B may not be reported timely.
Threshold for reporting the event 4B relevant to the E-DCH throughput. When the uplink throughput of the PTT user in HSPA state is constantly lower than this threshold in a period, the UE reports the event 4B.
If this parameter is specified, the system prohibits the UE from reporting the event 4B again during the "PTT E-DCH2F 4B Pending Period Amount". If the parameter value is too small, too many 4B events may be reported, thus increasing the RNC load. If the parameter value is too great, the event 4B may not be reported timely.If the UE remains in low activity state after the timer expires, the state of the UE is changed from CELL_FACH to the CELL_PCH. If this parameter is set to a small value, whether the UE is in low activity state cannot be determined. If this parameter is set to a great value, the common channels are wasted.Threshold for reporting the event 4B. When the traffic of the PTT user in CELL_FACH state is constantly lower than this threshold in a period, the UE reports the event 4B.Period during which the traffic of the PTT user is constantly lower than the event 4B threshold so that the UE reports the event 4B. When the traffic of the PTT user in CELL_FACH state is constantly lower than the event 4B threshold in this period, the UE reports the event 4B. This parameter can prevent unnecessary reports o be triggered, caused by traffic volume variation.If this parameter is specified, the system prohibits the UE from reporting the event 4B again during the period when the event 4B is suspended. If the parameter value is too small, too many 4B events may be reported, thus increasing the RNC load. If the parameter value is too great, the event 4B may not be reported timely.Threshold for reporting the 4A event. When the traffic of the PTT user in CELL_FACH state is constantly greater than this threshold in a period, the UE reports the 4A event.Period during which the traffic of the PTT user is constantly greater than the 4A event threshold so that the UE reports the event 4B. When the traffic of the PTT user in DCH/HSPA state is constantly greater than the 4A event threshold in this period, the UE reports the 4A event. This parameter can prevent unnecessary reports o be triggered, caused by traffic volume variation.
Timer to trigger the next QoS enhancement action for UL BE services. This parameter specifies the duration of waiting for the UL QoS enhanced acknowledgement after UL rate adjustment. The timer starts when the BE UL rate adjustment procedure is triggered, and stops when the RNC receives a 6B1/6B2 event or when the timer expires.
UQOSACT AmrUlRateAdjTimerLen Wait Timer for AMR Uplink Ra SET UQOSACT(Optional)
UQOSACT UlQosAmrInterFreqHoSwitch InterFreq HO For Switch for U SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-frequency handover switc
UQOSACT UlQosAmrInterRatHoSwitch InterRat HO Switch for Uplink SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-RAT handover switch of l
UQOSACT UlQosWAmrAdjSwitch Switch of WAMR Uplink Rate SET UQOSACT(Optional) Rate adjustment switch of link
UQOSACT WAmrUlRateAdjTimerLen Wait Timer for WAMR Uplink SET UQOSACT(Optional) Timer for triggering a second
UQOSACT UlQosWAmrInterFreqHoSwitc InterFreq HO Switch for Upli SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-frequency handover switc
UQOSACT UlQosWAmrInterRatHoSwitch InterRat HO Switch for Uplin SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-RAT handover switch of
UQOSACT DlQosAmrAdjSwitch Switch of AMR Downlink Rate SET UQOSACT(Optional) Rate adjustment switch of link
UQOSACT DlQosAmrInterFreqHoSwitch InterFreq HO Switch for Down SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-frequency handover switc
UQOSACT DlQosAmrInterRatHoSwitch InterRat HO Switch for Downl SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-RAT handover switch of l
UQOSACT DlQosWAmrAdjSwitch Switch for WAMR Downlink RaSET UQOSACT(Optional) Rate adjustment switch of link
UQOSACT DlQosWAmrInterFreqHoSwitc InterFreq HO Switch for WAM SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-frequency handover switc
UQOSACT DlQosWAmrInterRatHoSwitch InterRat HO Switch for WAMR SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-RAT handover switch of
UQOSACT UlQosVpInterFreqHoSwitch InterFreq HO Switch for Uplin SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-frequency handover switc
UQOSACT DlQosVpInterFreqHoSwitch InterFreq HO Switch for Downl SET UQOSACT(Optional) Inter-frequency handover switc
UQOSACT BeUlQos6A1McSwitch Measurement of 6A1 Switch SET UQOSACT(Optional) Event 6A1 measurement switch
UQOSACT BeUlQos5AMcSwitch Measurement of 5A Switch SET UQOSACT(Optional) Event 5A measurement switch wh
UQOSACT BeUlQos6DMcSwitch Measurement of 6D Switch SET UQOSACT(Optional) UL event 6D measurement switch
UQOSACT BEInterIurRateUpTimer Timer for BE Inter Iur Rate SET UQOSACT(Optional) Timer for rejecting rate increa
UQOSHO DlRscpQosHyst Down Link RSCP Used-Freq T SET UQOSHO(Optional)
UQOSHO DLQosMcTimerLen Down Link Qos Measure TimerSET UQOSHO(Optional)
UQOSHO ULQosMcTimerLen Up Link Qos Measure Timer L SET UQOSHO(Optional)
UQUALITYMEAS DlAmrTrigTimeE AMR Trigger Time of Event E SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaDuration from when the AMR TX
UQUALITYMEAS ChoiceRptUnitForAmrE AMR Reporting Period Unit for SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaThis parameter specifies the re
UQUALITYMEAS TenMsecForAmrE AMR Event E Reporting Perio SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaThis parameter is valid when th
UQUALITYMEAS MinForAmrE AMR Event E Reporting PeriodSET UQUALITYMEAS(MandatoThis parameter is valid when th
UQUALITYMEAS DlVpTrigTimeE VP Trigger Time of Event E SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaDuration from when the VP TX po
UQUALITYMEAS ChoiceRptUnitForVpE VP Reporting Period Unit for E SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaThis parameter specifies the re
UQUALITYMEAS TenMsecForVpE VP Event E Reporting Period SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaThis parameter is valid when th
UQUALITYMEAS MinForVpE VP Event E Reporting Period SET UQUALITYMEAS(MandatoThis parameter is valid when th
UQUALITYMEAS DlBeTrigTimeE BE Trigger Time of Event E SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaDuration from when the BE TX p
UQUALITYMEAS ChoiceRptUnitForBeE BE Reporting Period Unit for E SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaThis parameter specifies the re
UQUALITYMEAS TenMsecForBeE BE Event E Reporting Period SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaThis parameter is valid when th
UQUALITYMEAS MinForBeE BE Event E Reporting Period SET UQUALITYMEAS(MandatoThis parameter is valid when th
UQUALITYMEAS DlBeTrigTimeF BE Trigger Time of Event F SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaDuration within which the measu
UQUALITYMEAS ChoiceRptUnitForBeF BE Reporting Period Unit for E SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaThis parameter specifies the re
UQUALITYMEAS TenMsecForBeF BE Event F Reporting Period SET UQUALITYMEAS(OptionaThis parameter is valid when th
UQUALITYMEAS MinForBeF BE Event F Reporting Period SET UQUALITYMEAS(MandatoThis parameter is valid when th
UQUEUEPREEMPT PreemptAlgoSwitch Preempt algorithm switch SET UQUEUEPREEMPT(OptioDetermines whether preemption i
UQUEUEPREEMPT MbmsPreemptAlgoSwitch Mbms PreemptAlgoSwitch SET UQUEUEPREEMPT(OptioIndicates whether the MBMS sup
UQUEUEPREEMPT PreemptRefArpSwitch PreemptRefArpSwitch SET UQUEUEPREEMPT(OptioIndicating whether ARP-based p
UQUEUEPREEMPT QueueAlgoSwitch Queue algorithm switch SET UQUEUEPREEMPT(OptioIndicating whether queue is sup
UQUEUEPREEMPT QueueLen Queue length SET UQUEUEPREEMPT(OptioQueue length. The total number
UQUEUEPREEMPT PollTimerLen Poll timer length SET UQUEUEPREEMPT(OptioTimer length of the queue poll.
UQUEUEPREEMPT MaxQueueTimeLen Max queuing time length SET UQUEUEPREEMPT(OptioMaximum queue time of users. Whe
Timer for triggering a second adjustment of the UL AMR mode. This parameter specifies the duration of waiting for the voice quality enhanced acknowledgement after the UL AMR mode adjustment when the associated command is delivered. The UL AMRC rate adjust timer starts when AMRC mode adjustment procedure is triggered, and stops when the next measurement report is received. If no measurement report is received when the UL AMRC timer expires, you can infer that the measured value remains in the same state as that before the previous UL AMRC mode adjustment. The previous AMRC mode adjustment is not effective, and another adjustment is required.
As for the impact on network performance:The larger the value of the parameter is, the more easily event 2B, inter-frequency handover based on Qos, and event 3A, inter-RAT handover based on Qos, can be triggered, and thus the more timely the handover to the target cell can be performed.It reduces the influence of long time compressed mode to the serving cell.The compressed mode may be stopped ahead of time, which can cause the result that the UE fails to initiate inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover, and thus can lead to call drops.It reduces the influence of long time compressed mode to the serving cell.The compressed mode may be stopped ahead of time, which can cause the result that the UE fails to initiate inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover, and thus can lead to call drops.As for the impact on network performance:When the UE moves to the cell border, and there is a intra-frequency neighboring cell in the moving direction, CPCICH Ec/No varies faster than RSCP and the quality of the current cell should be evaluated according to CPCICH Ec/No. When there is no intra-frequency neighboring cell in the direction, CPCICH RSCP varies faster than Ec/No and the quality should be evaluated according to CPCICH RSCP. If the measurement quantity is not properly selected, the handover may not be performed timely, thus resulting in call drops.
UQUEUEPREEMPT EmcPreeRefVulnSwitch Preemptvulnerability for EmergSET UQUEUEPREEMPT(OptioWhen the switch is enabled, us
URAC CnOpIndex Cn Operator Index Represent an index for a CN o
URAC LAC Location Area Code Identifies a location area cod
URAC RAC Routing Area Code Identifying a routing area in a
URAC PlmnValTagMin Min PLMN Value Tag ADD URAC(Mandatory) Minimum PLMN tag value corresp
URAC PlmnValTagMax Max PLMN Value Tag ADD URAC(Mandatory) Maximum PLMN tag value corresp
URACH CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
URACH PhyChId PRACH ID ADD URACH(Optional) Uniquely identifying a PRACH i
URACH TrChId RACH ID Uniquely identifying an RACH i
URACH RateMatchingAttr Rate Matching Attribute ADD URACH(Optional) This parameter defines the rat
URACH NB01min Random Back-off Lower Limit Lower limit of random access b
URACH NB01max Random Back-off Upper Limit Upper limit of random access b
URACH Mmax Max Preamble Loop The parameter specifies the m
URACHDYNTFS CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
URACHDYNTFS TrChId RACH ID Uniquely identifying an RACH i
URACHDYNTFS RLCSize RLC Size This parameter defines the RLC
URACHDYNTFS TFsNumber Number of TFs ADD URACHDYNTFS(MandatoThis parameter defines the num
URACHDYNTFS TbNumber1 TB Number of TF1 ADD URACHDYNTFS(OptionalThis parameter defines the num
URACHDYNTFS TbNumber2 TB Number of TF2 ADD URACHDYNTFS(OptionalThis parameter defines the num
URACHMEASUREPARA EcN0MaxUpAdjStep Maximum Ec/N0 Up Step SET URACHMEASUREPARA(OpThis parameter specifies the m
URACHMEASUREPARA EcN0MaxDownAdjStep Maximum Ec/N0 Down Step SET URACHMEASUREPARA(OpThis parameter specifies the m
URACHMEASUREPARA EcN0AdjStep Ec/N0 Adjustment Step SET URACHMEASUREPARA(OpThis parameter is used to count
URACHMEASUREPARA TagetRlcRetrans Target RLC Retransmission RaSET URACHMEASUREPARA(OpThis parameter specifies the t
URACHMEASUREPARA EcN0AdjTimerLen Ec/N0 Adjustment MeasuremenSET URACHMEASUREPARA(OpThis parameter specifies the a
URACHMEASUREPARA MaxEcN0Value Maximum Ec/N0 Value SET URACHMEASUREPARA(OpThis parameter specifies the m
URACHMEASUREPARA MinEcN0Value Minimum Ec/N0 Value SET URACHMEASUREPARA(OpThis parameter specifies the m
UREDIRECTION TrafficType Traffic Type SET UREDIRECTION(MandatoTraffic class whose RRC redire
UREDIRECTION RedirSwitch Redirection Switch SET UREDIRECTION(Optional
UREDIRECTION RedirFactorOfNorm Redirection Factor Of Normal SET UREDIRECTION(OptionalPossibility of redirecting the U
UREDIRECTION RedirFactorOfLDR Redirection Factor Of LDR SET UREDIRECTION(OptionalPossibility of redirecting the
UREDIRECTION RedirBandInd Redirection target band indicat SET UREDIRECTION(OptionalFrequency band of the target UL
UREDIRECTION ReDirUARFCNUplinkInd Redirection Target UL FrequenSET UREDIRECTION(OptionalWhether the target UL UARFCN
UREDIRECTION ReDirUARFCNUplink Redirection target uplink UA SET UREDIRECTION(Optional
UREDIRECTION ReDirUARFCNDownlink Redirection target downlink SET UREDIRECTION(OptionalTarget DL UARFCN for the RRC
URESERVEOVSF CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
- Only_To_Inter_Frequency indicates that only RRC redirection to inter-frequency cells is allowed.- Only_To_Inter_Frequency indicates that only RRC redirection to inter-RAT cells is allowed.
BAND6: UL UARFCN = DL UARFCN - 225BAND7: UL UARFCN = DL UARFCN - 225
This parameter specifies the NPTP-PTM offset. During recounting in PTP mode, if the number of PTP users is larger than or equal to NPTP-PTM, the transmission mode transits to PTM. The value of NPTP-PTM = "Counting Threshold" + "Ptp To Ptm Offset". The transition between PTP and PTM affects user experience. Thus, to minimize ping-pong effect, the transition between PTP and PTM uses a threshold other than "Counting Threshold". The two thresholds are used only to avoid ping-pong effect, so the difference between the two should not be too large. Because the value of "Counting Threshold" is small, it is recommended that the default value of this parameter be used.
If the value is IUPS, the RNC state is considered to be faulty when Iu PS interface is faulty.If the value is IUCS_IUPS, the RNC state is considered to be faulty when IU CS and IU PS interface are faulty. When IU CS or IU PS interface recovers, the RNC state is considered to be normal.ADD URNCPOOLMEMBER(Mandatory)
RMV URNCPOOLMEMBER(Mandatory)
- DCH_13.6K_SIGNALLING: The RRC connection is set up on the 13.6 kbit/s dedicated channel. - DCH_27.2K_SIGNALLING: The RRC connection is set up on the 27.2 kbit/s dedicated channel.
When it is checked, RNC will apply FAST DORMANCY function for UE whose TAC is configured in database.When it is not checked, RNC will apply FAST DORMANCY function for UE whose version is R5 or later.
This parameter specifies the NPTP-PTM offset. During recounting in PTP mode, if the number of PTP users is larger than or equal to NPTP-PTM, the transmission mode transits to PTM. The value of NPTP-PTM = "Counting Threshold" + "Ptp To Ptm Offset". The transition between PTP and PTM affects user experience. Thus, to minimize ping-pong effect, the transition between PTP and PTM uses a threshold other than "Counting Threshold". The two thresholds are used only to avoid ping-pong effect, so the difference between the two should not be too large. Because the value of "Counting Threshold" is small, it is recommended that the default value of this parameter be used.
ADD USAS(Mandatory)RMV USAS(Mandatory)
Identifying the period of the LDR execution. When basic congestion occurs, execution of LDR can dynamically reduce the cell load. The lower the parameter value is, the more frequently the LDR action is executed, which decreases the load quickly. If the parameter value is excessively low, an LDR action may overlap the previous one before the previous result is displayed in LDM. The higher the parameter value is, the more likely this problem can be prevented. If the parameter value is excessively high, the LDR action may be executed rarely, failing to lower the load timely.The LDR algorithm aims to slowly reduce the cell load and control the load below the admission threshold, each LDR action takes a period (for example the inter-RAT load handover needs a delay of about 5 s if the compressed mode is needed), and there is a delay for the LDM module responds to the load decreasing (the delay is about 3 s when the L3 filter coefficient is set to 6), so the parameter value should be higher than 8s.Identifying the period of the OLC execution. When overload occurs, execution of OLC can dynamically reduce the cell load. When setting the parameter, consider the hysteresis for which the load monitoring responds to the load change. For example, when the layer 3 filter coefficient is 6, the hysteresis for which the load measurement responds to the step-function signals is about 2.8s, namely that the system can trace the load control effect about 3 s later after each load control. In this case, the OLC period timer length cannot be smaller than 3s.OlcPeriodTimerLen along with ULOLCFTFRstrctUserNum, DLOLCFTFRstrctUserNum, ULOLCFTFRSTRCTTimes, DLOLCFTFRSTRCTTimes, ULOLCTraffRelUserNum, and DLOLCTraffRelUserNum determine the time it takes to release the uplink/downlink overload. If the OLC period is excessively long, the system may respond very slowly to overload. If the OLC period is excessively short, unnecessary adjustment may occur before the previous OLC action has taken effect, and therefore the system performance is affected.
USATLDM ChoiceRprtUnitForDlOlcMeas Time unit for DL OLC meas rprtSET USATLDM(Optional) If you set this parameter to T
USATLDM TenMsecForDlOlcMeas DL OLC meas rprt cycle 10ms SET USATLDM(Mandatory) Measurement report period of e
USATLDM MinForDlOlcMeas DL OLC meas rprt cycle minu SET USATLDM(Mandatory) Measurement report period of e
USRNSR SRNSRIurReselectTimerLen SRNSR Iur Reselection Timer SET USRNSR(Optional) Sets the interval between the t
MOD USCCPCH(Mandatory)RMV USCCPCH(Mandatory)MOD USCCPCH(Mandatory)RMV USCCPCH(Mandatory)
This parameter indicates whether the SCCPCH involves the TFCI. When the downlink blind transport format detection function is used, the TFCI is unavailable. For detailed information of this parameter, refer to 3GPP TS 25.433. Note: This parameter is configured only for the SCCPCH in the formats 8 to 17.
When "Transfer Delay Measured by FP Node Between SRNC and DRNC" + "Estimated Non-Measurement Delay Offset" > "Transfer Delay Provided by the QoS of the Current Traffic", the delay-based relocation will be triggered. The transfer delay of common traffic on the Iur interface needs to be considered when you set this parameter. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the QoS of bearer traffic on the Iur interface may be affected. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the unnecessary relocation may occur."Transfer Delay Provided by the QoS of the Current Traffic" in the formula needs to be sent from the CN to the RNC through a message.
USRNSR SRNSRTrigTimer Relocation Trigger Timer Afte SET USRNSR(Optional) Sets the value of the timer for
USRNSR SrnsrSeparateDuration Duration of Triggering Static R SET USRNSR(Optional)
USRNSR SrnsRabCnDomainType SRNS Relocation-Allowed TrafSET USRNSR(Optional) Sets the relocation-allowed traff
USSCH CellId Cell ID ID of a cell. For detailed inf
USSCH PhyChId SSCH ID ADD USSCH(Optional) Uniquely identifying an SSCH i
USSCH SSCHPower SSCH Transmit Power ADD USSCH(Optional) Offset of the SSCH transmit po
USTATETIMER RrcUeRspTmr RRC UE response timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer used to wait for RRC
USTATETIMER RrcIuRelCmdTmr RRC IU release command timeSET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer used to wait for the
USTATETIMER RrcRelRetranTmr RRC release retransmission ti SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer used to retransmit
USTATETIMER RrcPaingType1Tmr RRC paging type 1 response t SET USTATETIMER(Optional)
USTATETIMER RrcInitDtTmr RRC initial DT timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer used to wait for initial
USTATETIMER RrcRlcAckCmpTmr RRC RLC completion acknowl SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer used to wait for the a
USTATETIMER RbSetupRspTmr Wait RB setup response timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the RB
USTATETIMER UeCapEnqRspTmr UE capability enquiry responseSET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer used to wait UE capabil
USTATETIMER RbRecfgRspTmr Wait RB reconfiguration respo SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer used to wait for the R
USTATETIMER RbRelRspTmr Wait RB release response tim SET USTATETIMER(Optional)
USTATETIMER RlSetupRspTmr RL setup response timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the res
USTATETIMER RlRecfgReadyTmr RL reconfiguration timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the res
USTATETIMER RlRelRspTmr RL release timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the resp
USTATETIMER RlRstrTmr RL restoration timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for radio li
USTATETIMER DrlAal2EstIndTmr DRL AAL2 establishment indicaSET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to DRNC wait for AAL2
USTATETIMER DrlRecfgCmitTmr DRL reconfiguration commit ti SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to DRNC wait for rnsap
USTATETIMER HoCellUpdateRspTmr HO cell update response timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the re
USTATETIMER HoPagingRspTmr HO paging response timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for pagin
USTATETIMER HoRelocReqTmr HO relocation request timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for reloca
USTATETIMER HoAsuTmr HO active set update response SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the res
USTATETIMER HoWtTrchRecfgRspTmr HO wait timer for TrCh or RB r SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the re
USTATETIMER HoPhychRecfgTmr HO PhyCh reconfiguration timeSET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the re
USTATETIMER RelocCmdTmr Relocation Command timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the r
USTATETIMER RelocIuRelCmdTmr Relocation Iu release commandSET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the I
USTATETIMER RelocDataFwdTmr Relocation data forwarding tim SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer used for data forwardin
USTATETIMER RelocAnotherTmr Relocation another request tim SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for another
USTATETIMER RelocCommitTmr Relocation commit timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for rnsap
USTATETIMER RelocMobilConfTmr Relocation mobile info confirmaSET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for mobile
USTATETIMER RelocPhychRecfgTmr Relocation PhyCh reconfigurat SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the res
USTATETIMER RelocUtranHoCmpTmr Relocation Inter-RAT HO complSET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for inter-
USTATETIMER RelocFailIuRelCmdTmr Relocation failed IU release SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to DRNC wait for Iu re
USTATETIMER SysHoPsResumeTmr PS resume timer after SYSHO SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for PS R
USTATETIMER RrcSecrtModeCmpTmr RRC security mode completionSET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the r
USTATETIMER UeCntCheckRspTmr UE counter check response ti SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the re
USTATETIMER CmchRsrcRspTmr CMCH RSRC response timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to RNC wait for the re
USTATETIMER IuCSRelNoRABTmr Iu CS Release protection timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to Iu CS Release prote
USTATETIMER IuPSRelNoRABTmr Iu PS Release protection timer SET USTATETIMER(Optional) A timer to Iu PS Release prote
USTATETIMER RrcConnRejWaitTmr Wait Time In RRC Connection SET USTATETIMER(Optional) Wait time in RRC connection re
UTHPCLASS THP1Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP2Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP3Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP4Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP5Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP6Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP7Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP8Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP9Class User Class of Traffic Handling PSET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP10Class User Class of Traffic Handling SET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP11Class User Class of Traffic Handling SET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP12Class User Class of Traffic Handling SET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP13Class User Class of Traffic Handling SET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP14Class User Class of Traffic Handling SET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTHPCLASS THP15Class User Class of Traffic Handling SET UTHPCLASS(Optional) Priority class associated with
UTYPRAB RabIndex Service parameter index RMV UTYPRAB(Mandatory) Index number uniquely identifyi
UTYPRABBASIC RabIndex Service parameter index Index number uniquely identifyi
Defines the value of the separation timer enabled after the SRNC is separated from the CRNC. The relocation triggers after the separation timer expires.This parameter determines the number of UEs over the Iur interface. If the parameter is set to a greater value, a large number of unnecessary Iur resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the ping-pong relocation may occur.
ADD USSCH(Mandatory)RMV USSCH(Mandatory)
A timer used to wait for the response to paging type 1 in RRC procedure.
A timer to RNC wait for the RB release response from UE in the RB procedure.Refer to the Note.
MOD UTYPRABBASIC(Optional)ADD UTYPRABBASIC(Mandatory)MOD UTYPRABBASIC(Optional)ADD UTYPRABBASIC(Mandatory)MOD UTYPRABBASIC(Optional)
- HO_TO_GSM_SHOULD_NOT_BE_PERFORM: Handover to the 2G network is performed when 3G signals are weak but 2G signals are strong.- HO_TO_GSM_SHALL_NOT_BE_PERFORM: Handover to the 2G network is not performed even if 3G signals are weak but 2G signals are strong.ADD UTYPRABBASIC(Mandatory)
Measurement reporting threshold for triggering event 6A1. The event reporting mode is used.Event 6A1 is triggered when the measured value is higher than the absolute threshold 6A1. This event can trigger UL QoS operation. This parameter specifies a relative threshold. Absolute threshold of 6A1 = Max Ul Tx Power - Relative threshold of 6A1.ADD UTYPRABQUALITYMEAS(Mandatory)
- TM: Transparent Mode. No protocol overhead is added to the higher-layer data. The erroneous protocol data units may be discarded or marked.For details, see 3GPP TS 25.322.ADD UTYPRABRLC(Mandatory)
UUESTATETRANS RtEFach2CpcTvmTimeToTrig RT E_FACH2CPC_HSPA 4A TSET UUESTATETRANS(OptionThis parameter specifies the o
UUESTATETRANS FastDormancyF2DHTvmThd Fast Dormancy User FACH/E SET UUESTATETRANS(OptionThis parameter specifies the t
UUESTATETRANSTIMER CellReSelectTimer Cell Reselection Timer SET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Length of the cell reselection
UUESTATETRANSTIMER BeD2FStateTransTimer BE DCH to FACH Transition T SET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER BeF2PStateTransTimer BE FACH or E_FACH to PCH TrSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER BeH2FStateTransTimer BE HS-DSCH to FACH TransitiSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER RtDH2FStateTransTimer Realtime DCH or HSPA To FACSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition from
UUESTATETRANSTIMER BeE2FStateTransTimer BE E-DCH to FACH State TransSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER BeCpc2FStateTransTimer BE CPC to FACH Transition T SET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER RtCpc2FStateTransTimer Realtime CPC to FACH TransitSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition from
UUESTATETRANSTIMER BeD2EFachStateTransTimer BE DCH to E_FACH TransitionSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER BeH2EFachStateTransTimer BE HSPA to E_FACH TransitioSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER RtDH2EFachStateTransTimer Realtime DCH or HSPA to E_FSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER BeCpc2EFachStateTransTime BE CPC to E_FACH TransitionSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition fro
UUESTATETRANSTIMER RtCpc2EFachStateTransTimer Realtime CPC to E_FACH TranSET UUESTATETRANSTIMER(Timer for state transition from
UUIA IntegrityProtectAlgo Integrity protection algorithm SET UUIA(Optional) The integrity protection algor
UURA URAId URA ID Identity of the UTRAN registra
UURA CnOpIndex Cn Operator Index ADD UURA(Mandatory) Represent an index for a CN o
UUSERGBR TrafficClass Traffic Class SET UUSERGBR(Mandatory) Traffic class which includes B
UUSERGBR THPClass Traffic Handling Priority Class SET UUSERGBR(Mandatory) Traffic Handling Priority (THP
UUSERGBR BearType Bearer Type SET UUSERGBR(Mandatory) Bearer type of the service. R9
UUSERGBR UserPriority User Priority SET UUSERGBR(Mandatory) User priority that is defined
UUSERGBR UlGBR Uplink GBR for BE service SET UUSERGBR(Optional) Uplink guaranteed bit rate (GB
UUSERGBR DlGBR Downlink GBR for BE service SET UUSERGBR(Optional) Downlink guaranteed bit rate (
UUSERHAPPYBR TrafficClass Traffic class SET UUSERHAPPYBR(MandatTraffic class
UUSERHAPPYBR UserPriority User Priority SET UUSERHAPPYBR(MandatUser priority that is defined
UUSERHAPPYBR THPClass Traffic Handling Priority Class SET UUSERHAPPYBR(MandatTraffic Handling Priority (THP
UUSERHAPPYBR HappyBR Happy bit rate SET UUSERHAPPYBR(OptionaDefines the happy bit rate of
UUSERMBR SingalUlMBR Uplink MBR of Signal SET UUSERMBR(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UUSERMBR SingalDlMBR Downlink MBR of Signal SET UUSERMBR(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UUSERMBR StreamUlMBR Uplink MBR of Streaming SET UUSERMBR(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UUSERMBR StreamDlMBR Downlink MBR of Streaming SET UUSERMBR(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UUSERMBR ConverUlMBR Uplink MBR of Conversation SET UUSERMBR(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UUSERMBR ConverDlMBR Downlink MBR of Conversatio SET UUSERMBR(Optional) This parameter specifies the
UUSERPRIORITY ARP1Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP2Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP3Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP4Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP5Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP6Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP7Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP8Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP9Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to A
UUSERPRIORITY ARP10Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to
UUSERPRIORITY ARP11Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to
UUSERPRIORITY ARP12Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to
UUSERPRIORITY ARP13Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to
UUSERPRIORITY ARP14Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to
UUSERPRIORITY ARP15Priority User_priority of Allocation/ReteSET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaUser_priority corresponding to
UUSERPRIORITY PriorityReference Integrate Priority Configured SET UUSERPRIORITY(Optiona
UUSERPRIORITY CarrierTypePriorInd Indicator of Carrier Type Priori SET UUSERPRIORITY(OptionaDecide which carrier is prior w
UVIPIMSI VIPIMSI IMSI IMSI of the UE
UWPSALGO NbmWpsAlgorithmSwitch Set WPS Algorithm Switch SET UWPSALGO(Optional) WPS (Wireless Priority Servic
UWPSALGO NbmWpsAlgorithmPriority Set WPS user priority SET UWPSALGO(Optional) This parameter is used to identi
ADD UURA(Mandatory)RMV UURA(Mandatory)
If the ARP is preferably used, the priority sequence is gold > silver > copper. If the ARPs are all the same, the TrafficClass is used and the priority sequence is conversational > streaming > interactive > background.If the TrafficClass is preferably used, the priority sequence is conversational > streaming > interactive > background. If the TrafficClass factors are all the same, the ARP factor is used and the priority sequence is gold > silver > copper.
ADD UVIPIMSI(Mandatory)RMV UVIPIMSI(Mandatory)
IsKey Mandatory Feature Name Value Type GUI Value Range Actual Value Range
NO NO Paging UE in Idle, CELL_PCH, Interval Type 0~2 0~2
NO YES BSC/RNC Clock Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
NO YES Configuration Management Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO License Management Enumeration Type UMTS(UMTS) UMTS
NO NO License Management Enumeration Type NO(NO), YES(YES) NO, YES
NO NO None Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO License Management Interval Type 0~80400 0~80400
NO NO License Management Interval Type 0~12000000 0~12000000
NO NO License Management Interval Type 0~12000000 0~12000000
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO None Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO None Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
YES YES None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Inter RNC Cell Update Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Interval Type -58~-13 -115~-25, step:2 Actual value
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D30, D40, D50, 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60
NO NO Enumeration Type D3~0 D6~1 D9~2 D12~3 D15~3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, INFINIT
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES 3G/2G Common Load ManagemInterval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~31 0~31
NO NO None Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO None Interval Type 0~15 0~15
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO YES Access Class Restriction Interval Type 1~10 0.1~1, step:0.1
NO YES Access Class Restriction Interval Type 1~36000 10~360000, step:10
NO YES Access Class Restriction Interval Type 6~3600 6~3600
NO NO Access Class Restriction Interval Type 1~3600 1~3600
YES YES Admission Control Enumeration Type NOPRIORITY(NOPRIORITY), NOPRIORITY, GOLD, SILVE
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO Interval Type 0~1 0~1
Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on Service
Intra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on Coverage
Open Loop Power ControlInner Loop Power Control
NO NO Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -22~5 -22~5
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 0~559 0~55.9, step: 0.1
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 0~559 0~55.9, step: 0.1
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 1~560 0.1~56, step: 0.1
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 1~560 0.1~56, step: 0.1
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 1~64000 1~64000
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 1~4294967295 1~4294967295
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NBAMR_BITRATE_4.75K, NB 4.75, 5.15, 5.90, 6.70, 7.40, 7.
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NBAMR_BITRATE_4.75K, NB 4.75, 5.15, 5.90, 6.70, 7.40, 7.
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NBAMR_BITRATE_4.75K, NB 4.75, 5.15, 5.90, 6.70, 7.40, 7.
NO NO Interval Type 0~559 0~55.9, step: 0.1
NO NO Interval Type 0~559 0~55.9, step: 0.1
NO NO Interval Type 1~560 0.1~56, step: 0.1
NO NO Interval Type 1~560 0.1~56, step: 0.1
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 1~64000 1~64000
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 1~4294967295 1~4294967295
NO NO Enumeration Type WBAMR_BITRATE_6.60K, WB6.60, 8.85, 12.65, 14.25, 15.85
NO NO Enumeration Type WBAMR_BITRATE_6.60K, WB6.60, 8.85, 12.65, 14.25, 15.85
NO NO Enumeration Type WBAMR_BITRATE_6.60K, WB6.60, 8.85, 12.65, 14.25, 15.85
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
NO NO Admission Control Bit Field Type NODEB_CREDIT_CAC_SWITCH(NODEB_CREDIT_CAC_SWIT
NO NO Admission Control Bit Field Type RSVDBIT1(Reserved Switch 1)RSVDBIT1, RSVDBIT2, RSVDB
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO Flow Control Bit Field Type SYS_LEVEL(SYS_LEVEL), N SYS_LEVEL, NODEB_LEVEL,
NO NO Flow Control Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~5 1~5
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~500 1~500
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~500 1~500
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~500 1~500
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~500 1~500
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~200 1~200
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~200 1~200
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~200 1~200
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~100 1~100
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~100 1~100
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~100 1~100
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Warning of Disaster Interval Type 0~127 0~127
YES YES Warning of Disaster Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Warning of Disaster Enumeration Type LAC(Lac), RNC(Rnc), CELL(CeLAC, RNC, CELL
YES YES Warning of Disaster Interval Type 1~65533, 65535 1~65533, 65535
YES YES Warning of Disaster Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Warning of Disaster Interval Type 0~199 0~199
NO YES Warning of Disaster Interval Type 0~999 0~999
NO YES Warning of Disaster Enumeration Type CellImmediate, PLMNNormal,
NO NO Warning of Disaster Enumeration Type High, Background, Normal, DefaHigh, Background, Normal, Defa
NO NO Warning of Disaster Interval Type 1~4096 1~4096
NO NO Warning of Disaster Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES Warning of Disaster Enumeration Type English, Italian, French, Span English, Italian, French, Span
NO YES Warning of Disaster Interval Type 0~127 0~127
NO YES Warning of Disaster Enumeration Type Earthquake, Tsunami, HurricanEarthquake, Tsunami, Hurrican
NO NO Warning of Disaster Any Type None chars with length of 0~80
NO NO Warning of Disaster Any Type None 0~80 characters
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES None String Type None 1~64 characters
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type 0~500 0~50, step: 0.1
AMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlAMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlAMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlAMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates Control
AMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlAMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlAMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates Control
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
SANormal, CellNormal
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type Band1, Band2, Band3, Band4, Band1, Band2, Band3, Band4,
NO NO RNC Node Redundancy Enumeration Type INVALID(Invalid), VALID(Valid Valid, Invalid
NO YES RNC Node Redundancy Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES MOCN Introduction Package Interval Type 0~31 0~31
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO YES Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type CHIP0, CHIP256, CHIP512, C CHIP0, CHIP256, CHIP512, C
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 1~256 1~256
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 1~256 1~256
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~255 0~25.5, step: 0.1
NO YES Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~511 0~511
NO YES Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO YES HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 1~8 1~8
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~268435455 0~268435455
NO YES Interval Type 1~65533, 65535 {1~65533}, {65535}
NO YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type NOT_REQUIRE, REQUIRE NOT_REQUIRE, REQUIRE
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO YES Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type STTD_Supported, STTD_not_ STTD_Supported, STTD_not_
NO YES Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type CP1_Supported, CP1_not_SupCP1_Supported, CP1_not_Sup
NO YES Open Loop Power Control Enumeration Type OFFSET1, OFFSET2 OFFSET1, OFFSET2
NO YES Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type None, STTD, CP1 None, STTD, CP1
NO YES SRB over HSDPA Enumeration Type None, STTD None, STTD
NO YES 2×2 MIMO Enumeration Type None, STTD, CP1 None, STTD, CP1
NO YES SRB over HSDPA Enumeration Type None, STTD None, STTD
NO YES HSDPA Introduction Package Enumeration Type None, STTD None, STTD
NO NO Interval Type -20~20 -10~10, step: 0.5
NO NO Video Telephony Fallback to S Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Cell Broadcast Service Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO YES Cell Broadcast Service Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO YES Cell Broadcast Service Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -100~500 -10~50, step: 0.1
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
NO NO None Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type RESERVED, NOT_RESERVE RESERVED, NOT_RESERVE
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type RESERVED, NOT_RESERVE RESERVED, NOT_RESERVE
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
Physical Channel ManagementRRU Redundancy
3GPP SpecificationsShared Network Support in Connected Mode
Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on Service
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO YES Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type ALLOWED, NOT_ALLOWED ALLOWED, NOT_ALLOWED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type D10, D20, D40, D80, D160, D 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 320, 640,
NO YES Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type BARRED, NOT_BARRED BARRED, NOT_BARRED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type ALLOWED, NOT_ALLOWED ALLOWED, NOT_ALLOWED
NO NO Access Class Restriction Enumeration Type D10(10 seconds), D20(20 seco10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 320, 640,
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO Interval Type 1~65533, 65535 {1~65533}, {65535}
NO NO None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type NOT_REQUIRE, REQUIRE NOT_REQUIRE, REQUIRE
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Bit Field Type CRD_ADCTRL(Credit Admissi CRD_ADCTRL, HSDPA_UU_A
NO YES Admission Control Enumeration Type ALGORITHM_OFF, ALGORIT ALGORITHM_OFF, ALGORIT
NO YES Admission Control Enumeration Type ALGORITHM_OFF, ALGORIT ALGORITHM_OFF, ALGORIT
NO NO Bit Field Type INTRA_FREQUENCY_LDB(Intra INTRA_FREQUENCY_LDB, PU
NO NO HSDPA Mobility Management Enumeration Type ALGORITHM_REQUIRED, A ALGORITHM_REQUIRED, A
NO NO Bit Field Type 64QAM(Cell 64QAM Function 64QAM, MIMO, E_FACH, DT
NO NO Enumeration Type E_F_DPCH_OFF, E_F_DPCH E_F_DPCH_OFF, E_F_DPCH
NO NO Admission Control Bit Field Type TX_DIVERSITY_ON_TO_OFF(TX di
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Enumeration Type NBM_LDC_ALL_UE(Select all uNBM_LDC_ALL_UE, NBM_L
NO NO Admission Control Bit Field Type RSVDBIT1(Reserved Switch 1)RSVDBIT1, RSVDBIT2, RSVDB
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NBAMR_BITRATE_4.75K, NB 4.75, 5.15, 5.90, 6.70, 7.40, 7.
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NBAMR_BITRATE_4.75K, NB 4.75, 5.15, 5.90, 6.70, 7.40, 7.
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NBAMR_BITRATE_4.75K, NB 4.75, 5.15, 5.90, 6.70, 7.40, 7.
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type WBAMR_BITRATE_6.60K, WB6.60, 8.85, 12.65, 14.25, 15.85
NO NO Enumeration Type WBAMR_BITRATE_6.60K, WB6.60, 8.85, 12.65, 14.25, 15.85
NO NO Enumeration Type WBAMR_BITRATE_6.60K, WB6.60, 8.85, 12.65, 14.25, 15.85
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Admission Control Enumeration Type TU, RA, HT TU, RA, HT
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 1~200 1~200
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 1~200 1~200
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~128 0~128
NO NO Interval Type -50~33 -50~33
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -50~33 -50~33
3GPP SpecificationsShared Network Support in Connected Mode
Admission ControlLoad Measurement
Potential User ControlOverload Control
CPC - HS-SCCH less operationDC-HSDPAHSDPA Enhanced PackageSRB over HSDPA TX_DIVERSITY_ON_TO_OFF,
TX_DIVERSITY_OFF_TO_ON
AMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlAMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlAMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wide Band)AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates Control
Open Loop Power ControlAdmission Control
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -50~33 -50~33
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -50~33 -50~33
NO NO Interval Type 0~621 -112~-50, step:0.1
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type -30~30 -30~30
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 1~6000
NO NO Interval Type 0~10 0~10
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~128 0~128
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~63 0~63
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~63 0~63
NO NO Admission Control Enumeration Type SF4(SF4), SF8(SF8), SF16(S SF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
NO NO Admission Control Enumeration Type SF4(SF4), SF8(SF8), SF16(S SF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
NO YES Compound Type hour, min, sec hour{0~23}, min{0~59}, sec{0~
NO YES Compound Type hour, min, sec hour{0~23}, min{0~59}, sec{0~
NO NO Interval Type 1~100 0.1~10, step:0.1
NO NO Interval Type 1~400 0.1~40, step:0.1
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~48 0~48
NO NO None Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO None Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO None Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type WALKING_SPEED_AND_HOTWALKING_SPEED_AND_HOT
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D2 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D2 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 0~100 0~10, step: 0.1
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 0~100 0~10, step: 0.1
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter-RAT Redirection Based on Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Inter-RAT Redirection Based on Interval Type 0~255 0~765, step: 3
NO NO Inter-RAT Redirection Based on Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Inter-RAT Redirection Based on Interval Type 0~100 0~100
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 0~5 0~5
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO HSDPA DRD Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Enumeration Type Power, UserNumber Power, UserNumber
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO HSDPA DRD Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Enumeration Type SF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64, SF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Enumeration Type Band1, Band2, Band3, Band4, Band1, Band2, Band3, Band4,
NO NO Inter System Redirect Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 0~100 0~100
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
Inter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on Coverage
DRD Introduction PackageInter System Redirect
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Domain Specific Access Contro Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Enumeration Type RestrictionFixed, RestrictionFl RestrictionFixed, RestrictionFl
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Bit Field Type AC0(Access Class 0 RestrictioAC0, AC1, AC2, AC3, AC4, AC
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Interval Type 1~16 1~16
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Bit Field Type AC0(Access Class 0 RestrictioAC0, AC1, AC2, AC3, AC4, AC
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Interval Type 6~3600 6~3600
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Enumeration Type OFF(switch off), ON_1(switch OFF, ON_1, ON_2, ON_3
NO YES Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Compound Type hour, min 00:00~23:59
NO YES Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Compound Type hour, min 00:00~23:59
NO YES Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Compound Type hour, min 00:00~23:59
NO YES Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Compound Type hour, min 00:00~23:59
NO YES Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Compound Type hour, min 00:00~23:59
NO YES Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Compound Type hour, min 00:00~23:59
NO NO Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Enumeration Type FORCESHUTDOWN(ForceShutFORCESHUTDOWN, CONDI
NO NO Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Interval Type 0~5 0~5
NO NO Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Interval Type 0~5 0~5
NO NO Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Interval Type 0~5 0~5
NO NO Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 1~1000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~2000 1~2000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 1~1000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~2000 1~2000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 1~1000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~2000 1~2000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 1~1000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~2000 1~2000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 1~1000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~2000 1~2000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 1~1000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~2000 1~2000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 1~1000
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~2000 1~2000
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D8, D16 8, 16
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D8, D16 8, 16
NO NO None Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~49 -24.5~0, step: 0.5
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO A-GPS Based LCS Enumeration Type INACTIVE, ACTIVE INACTIVE, ACTIVE
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO Enumeration Type USED, NOT_USED USED, NOT_USED
NO NO Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO Interval Type -53~45 -105~91, step:2
NO NO Interval Type -53~45 -105~91, step:2
NO NO Interval Type 0~99 0~99
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureEnumeration Type NOT_USED, D30(30 seconds), NOT_USED, 30, 60, 120, 180,
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureEnumeration Type NOT_USED, D10(10 seconds), NOT_USED, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50
NO NO Interval Type -16~10 -32~20, step:2
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureEnumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~511 0~511
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~511 0~511
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~120 0~120
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type INTERFREQ(inter-frequency h INTERFREQ, INTERRAT, SI
NO NO Enumeration Type COEXIST_MEAS_THD_CHOICE_INCOEXIST_MEAS_THD_CHOIC
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on SEnumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on SEnumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type Manual(Manual), Automatic(AuManual, Automatic
NO NO Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO HSDPA Power Control Interval Type -500~0 -50~0, step:0.1
NO NO Enumeration Type Minus3.0DB(-3.0dB), Minus2.5 -3~19, step:0.5
NO NO HSDPA Static Code Allocation Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO HSDPA Static Code Allocation Interval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO Code Resource Management Interval Type 0~300 0~300
NO NO None Enumeration Type Minus3.0DB(-3.0dB), Minus2.5 -3~19, step:0.5
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~8 1~8
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~8 1~8
NO NO HSUPA Power Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO HSUPA Power Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
YES NO None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type PERIODICAL_REPORTING(PerioPERIODICAL_REPORTING,
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT(Non pNON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250, 5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~20 0~2, step:0.1
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~64000 0~64000
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
Intra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Multi Frequency Band Networking Management
HCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Multi Frequency Band Networking Management
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on Coverage
15 Codes per CellHSDPA Static Code Allocation and RNC-Controlled Dynamic Code Allocation15 Codes per CellHSDPA Static Code Allocation and RNC-Controlled Dynamic Code Allocation15 Codes per CellHSDPA Static Code Allocation and RNC-Controlled Dynamic Code Allocation15 Codes per CellHSDPA Static Code Allocation and RNC-Controlled Dynamic Code AllocationCode Resource ManagementTime and HS-PDSCH Codes Multiplex
HSDPA Introduction PackageHSDPA Power Control
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoS
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Interval Type 1~64 500~32000, step:500
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 0~62, 63: Infinity
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~1000 0~1000
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 1~64 500~32000, step:500
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~63 0~62, 63: Infinity
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type PERIODICAL_REPORTING(PerioPERIODICAL_REPORTING,
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSCPCPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSCP
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~20 0~2, step:0.1
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT(Non pNON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250, 5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Interval Type 0~64000, 65535 0~64000, 65535
NO NO Interval Type 0~64000 0~64000
NO NO Enumeration Type REQUIRED(Verify mode), NO REQUIRED, NOT_REQUIRE
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
Inter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 1~64 500~32000, step:500
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~63 0~62, 63: Infinity
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 0~63
NO NO Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type REQUIRED(Verify mode), NO REQUIRED, NOT_REQUIRE
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Interval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Interval Type 1~64 500~32000, step:500
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 0~62, 63: Infinity
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 0~63
NO NO Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Enumeration Type CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSC CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSC
NO NO Enumeration Type D1~0 D2~1 D4~2 D8~3 D16~41, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, INFINITY
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, D25NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250,
NO NO Enumeration Type D1~0 D2~1 D4~2 D8~3 D16~41, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, INFINITY
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, D25NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250,
NO NO Enumeration Type D1~0 D2~1 D4~2 D8~3 D16~41, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, INFINITY
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, D25NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250,
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO None Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO None Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO None Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~20 0~2, step:0.1
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadLoad Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
Intra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on Coverage
Intra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft Handover
NO NO Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Interval Type 1~6 1~6
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Intra Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~100 0~10, step:0.1
NO NO Intra Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Intra Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 10~600000 10~600000
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqL NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqLD NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqLD NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqLD NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqLD NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqLD NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqLD NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqLD NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), InterFreqLD NoAct, InterFreqLDHO, BERa
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~400000 0~400000
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~400000 0~400000
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO Enumeration Type SF4(SF4), SF8(SF8), SF16(SFSF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type FALSE(FALSE), TRUE(TRUE)FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~3 1~3
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type SF4(SF4), SF8(SF8), SF16(SFSF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
Intra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft Handover
Load ReshufflingCode Resource Management
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type SF4(SF4), SF8(SF8), SF16(SFSF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type FALSE(FALSE), TRUE(TRUE)FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO Load Reshuffling Bit Field Type R99_CONVERSATIONAL(R99 CR99_CONVERSATIONAL, R9
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type 8SF4(8SF4), 7SF4(7SF4), 6SF8SF4, 7SF4, 6SF4, 5SF4, 4SF
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type BLINDHO(BLINDHO), MEAS BLINDHO, MEASUREHO
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO None Bit Field Type CSAMR_INTERFREQ(CS AMR intCSAMR_INTERFREQ, CSNON
NO NO None Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO None Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO None Enumeration Type PERIODICAL_REPORTING(PerioPERIODICAL_REPORTING,
NO NO None Enumeration Type CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSCPCPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSCP
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT(Non pNON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250, 5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~64000 0~64000
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO None Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO None Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO None Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~512 0~512
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO None Bit Field Type CSAMR_INTERRAT(CS AMR intCSAMR_INTERRAT
NO NO None Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO None Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO None Enumeration Type PERIODICAL_REPORTING(PerioPERIODICAL_REPORTING,
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT(Non pNON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250, 5
NO NO Enumeration Type REQUIRED(Verify mode), NO REQUIRED, NOT_REQUIRE
NO NO Interval Type 0~64000, 65535 0~64000, 65535
NO NO Interval Type 0~64000 0~64000
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO None Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO None Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO None Enumeration Type ALL_USER(All User), HALF( ALL_USER, HALF, THIRD,
NO NO None Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO None Interval Type 0~300 0~300
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type STREAMING, BACKGROUND STREAMING, BACKGROUND
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
NO NO MBMS Load Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO MBMS Load Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~1279 0~1279
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~2559 0~2559
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Enumeration Type PTM, PTP, ENHANCEDPTM, PTM, PTP, ENHANCEDPTM,
NO NO MBMS Enhanced Broadcast Mo Interval Type 2~10 2~10
NO NO MBMS Enhanced Broadcast Mo Interval Type 1~5 1~5
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type STREAMING, BACKGROUND STREAMING, BACKGROUND
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 0~255 0~255
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
Inter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
NO NO MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type -10~5 -10~5
NO NO MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type FALSE(Not Use), TRUE(Use) FALSE, TRUE
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO MBMS FLC(Frequency Layer ConEnumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type REQUIRE, NOT_REQUIRE REQUIRE, NOT_REQUIRE
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type NOT_REQUIRE, INTER_FREQNOT_REQUIRE, INTER_FREQ
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type REQUIRE, NOT_REQUIRE, I REQUIRE, NOT_REQUIRE, I
YES NO None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES None String Type None 1~64 characters
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES None Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO None Interval Type 0~31 0~62, step:2
NO NO None Interval Type 0~31 0~62, step:2
NO NO None Enumeration Type D6(D6), D15(D15), D25(D25), D6, D15, D25, D50, D75, D10
NO NO None Interval Type -70~-22 -140~ -44, step:2
NO NO None Enumeration Type FALSE(FALSE), TRUE(TRUE)FALSE, TRUE
NO NO None Enumeration Type D0(D0), D1(D1), D2(D2), D3(D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
NO YES None Interval Type 1~504 1~504
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 1~99 0.01~0.99, step:0.01
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 100~200 1~2, step:0.01
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~10 0~10
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~10 0~10
NO NO Overload Control Enumeration Type MBMS_REL(MBMS service), MBMS_REL, USER_REL
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~8 0~8
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~10 0~10
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~30 0~3, step:0.1
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step:0.01
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type -10~10 -20~20, step:2
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type -10~10 -20~20, step:2
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type -20~20 -20~20
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type -20~20 -20~20
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type -20~20 -20~20
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type -20~20 -20~20
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Interval Type -15~15 -15~15
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSC CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSC
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Inter Frequency Hard Handove Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Interval Type 1~60 1~60
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type AMR, VP, PSR99, PSHSPA AMR, VP, PSR99, PSHSPA
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type OFF, ONLY_TO_INTER_FRE OFF, ONLY_TO_INTER_FRE
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type Band1, Band2, Band3, Band4, BAND1, BAND2, BAND3, BAN
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
YES YES Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
YES YES Admission Control Enumeration Type CS_DOMAIN, PS_DOMAIN CS_DOMAIN, PS_DOMAIN
NO YES Admission Control Interval Type 0~16000000 0~16000000
NO YES Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO YES Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO YES Code Resource Management Enumeration Type D4(SF4), D8(SF8), D16(SF16) SF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type CPICH_ECNO(CPICH Ec/N0) CPICH_ECNO, CPICH_RSCP
NO NO Interval Type 0~20 0~40, step:2
NO NO Interval Type 0~20 0~40, step:2
NO NO Interval Type 0~20, 255 {0~40}, {255}, step:2
NO NO Interval Type 0~20, 255 {0~40}, {255}, step:2
NO NO Interval Type 0~31 0~31
NO NO Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Interval Type -58~-13 -115~-25, step:2
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO YES Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type -2~-1 -4~-2, step:2
NO NO Interval Type -50~33 -50~33
NO NO Interval Type -16~10, 127 {-32~20}, {127}, step:2
NO NO Interval Type -16~10, 127 {-32~20}, {127}, step:2
NO NO Interval Type -16~10, 127 {-32~20}, {127}, step:2
NO NO Interval Type -16~10, 127 {-32~20}, {127}, step:2
NO NO Interval Type -16~10, 127 {-32~20}, {127}, step:2
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type 0~10, 255 {0~1}, {255}, step:0.1
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type 4~19, 255 {1~4.75}, {255}, step:0.25
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type 4~19, 255 {1~4.75}, {255}, step:0.25
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Enumeration Type CONFIGURED, NOT_CONFI CONFIGURED, NOT_CONFI
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Enumeration Type NotUsed, D30(30 seconds), D6NotUsed, 30, 60, 120, 180, 24
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Enumeration Type NotUsed, D10(10 seconds), D2NotUsed, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 6
NO NO Interval Type 0~40, 255 {0~40}, {255}
NO NO Interval Type 0~40, 255 {0~40}, {255}
NO NO Interval Type 0~40, 255 {0~40}, {255}
NO NO Interval Type 0~40, 255 {0~40}, {255}
NO NO Interval Type 0~31, 255 {0~31}, {255}
NO NO Interval Type 0~31, 255 {0~6.2}, {255}, step:0.2
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type 0~31 {0~62}, step:2
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type 0~7 {0~7}
NO NO Intra RNC Cell Update Interval Type 0~31 {0~62}, step:2
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO System Information Broadcastin Bit Field Type SIB2, SIB4, SIB12, SIB18, SI SIB2, SIB4, SIB12, SIB18, SI
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -10~5 -10~5
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -22~5 -22~5
NO NO Admission Control Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 1~31 1~31
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D2 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D2 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO Enumeration Type WALKING_SPEED_AND_HOTWALKING_SPEED_AND_HOT
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Not Limited), TRUE(LimFALSE, TRUE
NO YES Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D2 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Forbidden), TRUE(PermFALSE, TRUE
NO NO Enumeration Type Limited, Permit, BasedOnUEC Limited, Permit, BasedOnUEC
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Forbidden), TRUE(PermFALSE, TRUE
YES YES Enumeration Type CS_DOMAIN, PS_DOMAIN CS_DOMAIN, PS_DOMAIN
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~1530 step:6
NO NO Enumeration Type NOT_ALLOWED, ALLOWED NOT_ALLOWED, ALLOWED
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type MODE1, MODE2 MODE1, MODE2
NO NO System Information Broadcastin Interval Type 6~9 6~9
Open Loop Power ControlAdmission Control
Intra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementInter RNC URA UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementInter RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementInter RNC URA UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Multi Frequency Band Networking ManagementIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell Update
Intra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementInter RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementIntra RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementIntra RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Multi Frequency Band Networking Management
Inter RNC URA UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementInter RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementInter RNC URA UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementInter RNC Cell UpdateMulti Frequency Band Networking ManagementIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell Update
Inter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageHSDPA Mobility ManagementHSUPA Mobility ManagementHSDPA Mobility ManagementHSUPA Mobility ManagementInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageMOCN Introduction PackageRNC Node Redundancy
MBSC Handover based on Load EnhancementIP-Based GSM and UMTS Co-Transmission on MBSC Side
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO YES Enumeration Type CS_DOMAIN, PS_DOMAIN CS_DOMAIN, PS_DOMAIN
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Bit Field Type RSVDBIT1_BIT1, RSVDBIT1_BEach bit can be set ON or OFF
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Domain Specific Access Contro Enumeration Type PsBlk(BLOCK PS), CsAndPsB PsBlk, CsAndPsBlk
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Interval Type 2~30 2~30
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type PRIM(Primary Operator), SEC PRIM, SEC, OUTER, COMM
NO YES String Type None 1~31 characters
NO YES None String Type None 3 digits
NO YES None String Type None 2~3 digits
NO NO Interval Type 0~3, 5~31 0~3, 5~31
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Interval Type 0~3, 5~31 0~3, 5~31
YES YES MOCN Introduction Package Interval Type 0~31 0~31
NO YES String Type None 1~31 characters
NO YES Enumeration Type ONE(One), TWO(Two), THREE1, 2, 3, 4
NO YES Interval Type 0~3, 5~31 0~3, 5~31
NO YES Interval Type 0~3, 5~31 0~3, 5~31
NO YES Interval Type 0~3, 5~31 0~3, 5~31
NO YES Interval Type 0~3, 5~31 0~3, 5~31
NO NO MOCN Introduction Package Interval Type 5~31, 255 5~31, 255
NO NO None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Interval Type 0~180 0~180
NO NO Interval Type 0~999 0~999
NO NO None Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D100, D200, D400, D600, D80 100, 200, 400, 600, 800, 1000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D100, D200, D400, D1000, D2 100, 200, 400, 1000, 2000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type INFINITY, D5, D10, D30, D60, INFINITY, 5, 10, 30, 60, 120,
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D5, D10, D15, D20, D30, D40, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D40, D80, D160, D320 40, 80, 160, 320
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~8 1~8
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~8 1~8
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D1, D2, D4, D10, D20, D50, D 1, 2, 4, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200,
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~15 0~15
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D1, D2, D4, D10, D20, D50, D 1, 2, 4, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D0, D2, D4, D6, D8, D12, D16 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 20
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D0, D10, D30, D60, D180, D6 0, 10, 30, 60, 180, 600, 1200,
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D1, D2, D4, D10, D20, D50, D 1, 2, 4, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200,
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D30, D40, D50, 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, INFINITY
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D0, D100, D200, D300, D400, 0, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 60
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4 1, 2, 3, 4
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D0, D5, D10, D20, D30, D60, 0, 5, 10, 20, 30, 60, 90, 120,
NO NO Bit Field Type CFG_DL_BLIND_DETECTIONCFG_DL_BLIND_DETECTION
NO NO Bit Field Type DRA_AQM_SWITCH, DRA_BADRA_AQM_SWITCH, DRA_BA
NO NO Bit Field Type CS_AMRC_SWITCH, CS_HA CS_AMRC_SWITCH, CS_HA
NO NO Bit Field Type PC_CFG_ED_POWER_INTERPPC_CFG_ED_POWER_INTERP
NO NO Bit Field Type CMP_IU_IMS_PROC_AS_NO CMP_IU_IMS_PROC_AS_NO
NO NO Bit Field Type MAP_HSUPA_TTI_2MS_SWI MAP_HSUPA_TTI_2MS_SWI
NO NO Bit Field Type PS_BE_EXTRA_LOW_RATE_APS_BE_EXTRA_LOW_RATE_A
NO NO Bit Field Type DR_RRC_DRD_SWITCH, DR DR_RRC_DRD_SWITCH, DR
NO NO Bit Field Type HO_ALGO_HCS_SPEED_EST_HO_ALGO_HCS_SPEED_EST_
NO NO Bit Field Type SRNSR_DSCR_IUR_RESRCESRNSR_DSCR_IUR_RESRCE
NO NO Bit Field Type CMCF_DL_HLS_SWITCH, C CMCF_DL_HLS_SWITCH, C
NO NO None Bit Field Type RESERVED_SWITCH_0_BIT1,RESERVED_SWITCH_0_BIT1,
NO NO None Bit Field Type RESERVED_SWITCH_1_BIT1,RESERVED_SWITCH_1_BIT1,
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction PackageRNC Node Redundancy
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
MOCN Introduction PackageDedicated Carrier for Each OperatorDedicated Carrier for Each OperatorRAN Sharing Introduction PackageDedicated Carrier for Each OperatorRAN Sharing Introduction PackageDedicated Carrier for Each OperatorRAN Sharing Introduction PackageDedicated Carrier for Each OperatorRAN Sharing Introduction PackageDedicated Carrier for Each OperatorRAN Sharing Introduction Package
CPC - HS-SCCH less operationDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)HCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)
PDCP Header Compression (RoHC)Lossless SRNS RelocationOverbooking on ATM TransmissionOverbooking on IP TransmissionTFO/TrFOAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlDownlink Power BalanceHSUPA Power ControlInter RNC Soft HandoverHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Streaming Traffic Class on HSUPADownlink Enhanced CELL_FACHDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)RAB Quality of Service Renegotiation over Iu InterfaceInter System Direct RetryInter System RedirectHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)NACC Procedure Optimization Based on Iur-g between GSM and UMTSSRNS Relocation with Cell/URA UpdateLossless SRNS RelocationInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS3G/2G Common Load Management
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO None Interval Type 0~255 0~255
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 1~32 1~32
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Interval Type 1~65533, 65535 {1~65533}, {65535}
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES LCS Classified Zones Interval Type 0~4799 0~4799
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, 0, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type RATE_UP_AND_DOWN_ON_DRATE_UP_AND_DOWN_ON_D
NO NO HSUPA DCCC Enumeration Type RATE_UP_AND_DOWN_ON_ERATE_UP_AND_DOWN_ON_E
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 0~100 0~10, step: 0.1
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 0~100 0~10, step: 0.1
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type 2_Rates, 3_Rates 2_Rates, 3_Rates
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type 2_Rates, 3_Rates 2_Rates, 3_Rates
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type AUTO_CALC, HAND_APPOIN0, 1
NO YES Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D144, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 384
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type 2_Rates, 3_Rates 2_Rates, 3_Rates
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type 2_Rates, 3_Rates 2_Rates, 3_Rates
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type AUTO_CALC, HAND_APPOIN0, 1
NO YES Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D144, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 384
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 1~1000 10~10000, step: 10
NO NO Inter-RAT Redirection Based on Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Inter-RAT Redirection Based on Interval Type 0~255 0~765, step: 3
NO NO Inter-RAT Redirection Based on Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Inter-RAT Redirection Based on Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF(The switch of DL R99 congeOFF, ON
NO NO TCP Accelerator Bit Field Type TPE_DOWNLINK_SWITCH, T TPE_DOWNLINK_SWITCH, T
NO NO None Interval Type 1~100 10%~1000%, Step:10%
NO NO None Enumeration Type Qos(Enable the counters of QoQos, Spi, QosAndSpi, BothOF
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 0~5 0~5
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO HSDPA DRD Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Enumeration Type UserNumber, Power Power, UserNumber
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF, Only_To_Inter_Frequenc OFF, Only_To_Inter_Frequenc
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type 0~100 0~100
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package3GPP SpecificationsShared Network Support in Connected Mode
Overbooking on IP TransmissionOverbooking on ATM Transmission
Service Steering and Load Sharing in RRC Connection SetupInter System Redirect
NO NO HSDPA DRD Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO HSDPA DRD Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Enumeration Type SF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64, SF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
NO NO DRD Introduction Package Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Enumeration Type Band1, Band2, Band3, Band4, Band1, Band2, Band3, Band4,
NO NO Inter System Redirect Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO NO Inter System Redirect Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO Inter System Redirect Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Inter Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Domain Specific Access Contro Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Interval Type 1~16 1~16
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Bit Field Type AC0(Access Class 0 RestrictioAC0, AC1, AC2, AC3, AC4, AC
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Interval Type 1~36000 0.01~360, step: 0.01
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Interval Type 6~3600 6~3600
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 1~1000
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~32 1~32
YES YES Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~4992 0~4992
YES YES Transport Channel Managemen Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3 1, 2, 3
NO NO Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~512 0~512
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Inner Loop Power Control Interval Type 0~24 0~6, step: 0.25
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO NO SRB over HSDPA Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -35~-10 -35~-10
NO NO Inner Loop Power Control Enumeration Type ALGORITHM1, ALGORITHM2 ALGORITHM1, ALGORITHM2
NO NO Inner Loop Power Control Interval Type 1~2 1~2
NO NO Inner Loop Power Control Enumeration Type STEPSIZE_0.5DB, STEPSIZE 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2
NO NO Inner Loop Power Control Enumeration Type SINGLE_TPC, TPC_TRIPLET SINGLE_TPC, TPC_TRIPLET
NO NO None Enumeration Type ON, OFF OFF, ON
NO NO None Interval Type 10~25 0.4~1, step: 0.04
NO NO Interval Type 3~9 3~9
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Streaming Traffic Class on HS Enumeration Type SCHEDULED, NON-SCHEDU SCHEDULED, NON-SCHEDU
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Enumeration Type D10, D20, D50, D100, D200, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 100
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Enumeration Type D2, D10, D20, D50, D100, D2 2, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Enumeration Type D10, D20, D50, D100, D200, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 100
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Enumeration Type D2, D10, D20, D50, D100, D2 2, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1
NO NO HSUPA DCCC Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256,
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO YES 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type D32, D64 32, 64
NO NO VoIP over HSPA/HSPA+ Enumeration Type EDCH_TTI_10ms, EDCH_TTI EDCH_TTI_10ms, EDCH_TTI
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256,
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~49 -24.5~0, step:0.5
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Downlink Enhanced L2 Interval Type 4~1504 4~1504
NO NO Downlink Enhanced L2 Interval Type 4~402 4~402
Inter RNC Soft HandoverDirect Signaling Connection Re-establishment (DSCR)
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoS
Paging UE in Idle, CELL_PCH, URA_PCH State (Type 1)Paging UE in CELL_FACH, CELL_DCH State (Type 2)
Streaming Traffic Class on HSUPAHSUPA 2ms TTIInteractive and Background Traffic Class on HSUPAHSUPA 2ms TTI
NO NO Downlink Enhanced L2 Interval Type 4~402 4~402
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 4~1504 4~1504
NO NO Enumeration Type MIMO, 64QAM MIMO, 64QAM
NO NO CPC - DTX / DRX Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D4, D8, D16, D32 0, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128
NO NO Bit Field Type SRB_OVER_HSDPA, SRB_OVESRB_OVER_HSDPA, SRB_OVE
NO NO Enumeration Type SLOT_FORMAT_1, SLOT_FO SLOT_FORMAT_1, SLOT_FO
NO NO CS voice over HSPA/HSPA+ Enumeration Type EDCH_TTI_10ms, EDCH_TTI EDCH_TTI_10ms, EDCH_TTI
NO NO CS voice over HSPA/HSPA+ Interval Type -100~100 -100~100
NO NO CS voice over HSPA/HSPA+ Interval Type -100~100 -100~100
NO NO IMS Signaling over HSPA Enumeration Type SCHEDULED, NON-SCHEDU SCHEDULED, NON-SCHEDU
NO NO SRB over HSUPA Enumeration Type SCHEDULED, NON-SCHEDU SCHEDULED, NON-SCHEDU
NO NO Enumeration Type MIMO_64QAM, DC_HSDPA MIMO_64QAM, DC_HSDPA
NO NO None Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO None Enumeration Type NOT_TRIGGER, TRIGGER NOT_TRIGGER, TRIGGER
NO NO None Enumeration Type NOT_PRE_EMPTABLE, PRE NOT_PRE_EMPTABLE, PRE
NO NO None Enumeration Type NOT_ALLOWED, ALLOWED NOT_ALLOWED, ALLOWED
NO NO None Interval Type 3~9 3~9
NO NO None Enumeration Type EDCH_TTI_10ms, EDCH_TTI EDCH_TTI_10ms, EDCH_TTI
NO NO Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 1~100 1~100
NO NO CS voice over HSPA/HSPA+ Enumeration Type DCH(UL_DCH,DL_DCH), HS DCH, HSPA
NO NO VoIP over HSPA/HSPA+ Enumeration Type DCH(UL_DCH,DL_DCH), HS DCH, HSDPA, HSPA
NO NO None Enumeration Type DCH(UL_DCH,DL_DCH), HS DCH, HSDPA, HSPA
NO NO IMS Signaling over HSPA Enumeration Type DCH(UL_DCH,DL_DCH), HS DCH, HSDPA, HSPA
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type DCH(UL_DCH,DL_DCH), HS DCH, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D8, D16 8, 16
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D8, D16 8, 16
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256,
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256, 3
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256,
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~511 0~511
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~511 0~511
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~120 0~120
NO NO Enumeration Type MAY(NodeB chooses whether MAY, MUST, MUST_NOT
NO NO Interval Type 0~1024 0~1024
NO NO Enumeration Type COEXIST_MEAS_THD_CHOICE_INCOEXIST_MEAS_THD_CHOIC
NO NO HSUPA Mobility Management Interval Type 1~4 1~4
NO NO Interval Type 0~120 0~120
YES YES CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type CONVERSATIONAL, STREAMCONVERSATIONAL, STREAM
YES YES CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type NOTUSED, USED NOTUSED, USED
YES YES None Enumeration Type BIT_ALIGN(Bit aligned mode) BIT_ALIGN, OCTET_ALIGN
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
NO NO CPC - HS-SCCH less operation Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D100, D200, D400, D600, D80 100, 200, 400, 600, 800, 1000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type D1, D2, D4, D10, D20, D50, D 1, 2, 4, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200,
YES YES Fast Dormancy Enhancement Enumeration Type Fast_Dormancy, HSDPA_RB Fast_Dormancy, HSDPA_RB
YES YES Fast Dormancy Enhancement Interval Type 0~99999999 0~99999999
NO YES Fast Dormancy Enhancement String Type None 1~64 length of byte
Downlink 64 QAM2×2 MIMO
CPC - HS-SCCH less operationDC-HSDPAHSDPA Introduction PackageHSUPA Introduction Package
HSPA+ Downlink 21Mbps per UserDC-HSDPA
HSDPA Introduction PackageStreaming Traffic Class on HSDPAHSDPA Introduction PackageInteractive and Background Traffic Class on HSDPAHSUPA Introduction PackageStreaming Traffic Class on HSUPAHSUPA Introduction PackageInteractive and Background Traffic Class on HSUPA
Intra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverHSDPA Mobility ManagementHSUPA Mobility ManagementInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on Coverage
NO NO Fast Dormancy Enhancement Enumeration Type OFF, ON ON, OFF
NO NO Fast Dormancy Enhancement Bit Field Type FD_P2D_SWITCH, RSVDBIT1_BThis parameter is set to 0 or 1
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES IMSI Based Handover String Type None 15-bit decimal numerals
YES YES IMSI Based Handover String Type None 15-bit decimal numerals
YES YES String Type None 000~999
YES YES String Type None 00~99, 000~999
YES YES Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
YES YES Shared Network Support in Co Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type PERIODICAL_REPORTING(PerioPERIODICAL_REPORTING,
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT(Non pNON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250, 5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~20 0~2, step:0.1
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~64000 0~64000
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Interval Type 1~64 500~32000, step:500
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 0~62, 63: Infinity
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~1000 0~1000
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 1~64 500~32000, step:500
NO NO HCS (Hierarchical Cell StructureInterval Type 0~63 0~62, 63: Infinity
YES YES None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Interval Type -20~20 -10~10, step:0.5
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Shared Network Support in Connected ModeIMSI Based Handover
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoS
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D30, D40, D50, 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60
NO NO Enumeration Type D3~0 D6~1 D9~2 D12~3 D15~3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, INFINIT
NO NO Enumeration Type D2~0 D3~1 D4~2 D6~3 D8~4 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, INFINITY
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 0~63 0~63
NO NO Intra System Direct Retry Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO None Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO None Interval Type 0~15 0~15
NO NO None Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Inter RNC Cell Update Enumeration Type FALSE(Not Configure the QquaFALSE, TRUE
NO NO Inter RNC Cell Update Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter RNC Cell Update Interval Type -58~-13 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type PERIODICAL_REPORTING(PerioPERIODICAL_REPORTING,
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSCPCPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSCP
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~20 0~2, step:0.1
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT(Non pNON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250, 5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Interval Type 0~64000, 65535 0~64000, 65535
NO NO Interval Type 0~64000 0~64000
NO NO Enumeration Type REQUIRED(Verify mode), NO REQUIRED, NOT_REQUIRE
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
Inter Frequency Load BalanceHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Inter Frequency Load BalanceHCS (Hierarchical Cell Structure)Inter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on Coverage
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
Inter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on CoverageInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on Load
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 1~64 500~32000, step:500
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Interval Type 0~63 0~62, 63: Infinity
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 0~63
NO NO Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type REQUIRED(Verify mode), NO REQUIRED, NOT_REQUIRE
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 lower than -110, -110~-48(Actu
NO NO Interval Type 1~16 1~16
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Interval Type 1~64 500~32000, step:500
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 0~62, 63: Infinity
NO NO Interval Type 0~63 0~63
NO NO Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Enumeration Type CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSC CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSC
NO NO Enumeration Type D1~0 D2~1 D4~2 D8~3 D16~41, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, INFINITY
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, D25NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250,
NO NO Enumeration Type D1~0 D2~1 D4~2 D8~3 D16~41, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, INFINITY
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, D25NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250,
NO NO Enumeration Type D1~0 D2~1 D4~2 D8~3 D16~41, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, INFINITY
NO NO Enumeration Type NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, D25NON_PERIODIC_REPORT, 250,
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO None Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO None Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO None Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~7.5, step:0.5
NO NO Interval Type 0~20 0~2, step:0.1
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO None Interval Type 0~120 0~120
NO NO None Interval Type 0~63 0~63
NO NO None Interval Type -29~29 -14.5~14.5, step:0.5
NO NO None Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Interval Type 1~6 1~6
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Enumeration Type D250, D500 250, 500
NO NO Enumeration Type D1, D2, D4, D8 1, 2, 4, 8
YES YES None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES Intra Node B Softer Handover Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadLoad Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on Coverage
Intra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft Handover
Intra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft Handover
Inter Frequency Load BalanceIntra Frequency Load BalanceInter Frequency Load BalanceIntra Frequency Load Balance
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Interval Type -20~20 -10~10, step:0.5
NO NO Enumeration Type AFFECT, NOT_AFFECT AFFECT, NOT_AFFECT
NO NO Enumeration Type AFFECT, NOT_AFFECT AFFECT, NOT_AFFECT
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE(Do not send), TRUE(S FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Interval Type -50~50 -50~50
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D30, D40, D50, 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60
NO NO Enumeration Type D3~0 D6~1 D9~2 D12~3 D15~3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, INFINIT
NO NO Enumeration Type D2~0 D3~1 D4~2 D6~3 D8~4 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, INFINITY
NO NO Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES Interval Type 0~30 0~30
NO NO MBMS FLC(Frequency Layer ConEnumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO YES OTDOA Based LCS Interval Type 0~63 0~63
YES YES None Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES NO None Interval Type 0~19 0~19
NO YES None Enumeration Type IP, Port, IPAndPort IP, Port, IPAndPort
NO YES None IP Address Type None 0.0.0.0~255.255.255.254
NO YES None Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO YES None Enumeration Type TCP, UDP TCP, UDP
YES YES Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO YES Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE TRUE, FALSE
NO YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~65534 0~65534
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Interval Type 1~65533, 65535 {1~65533}, {65535}
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~256 1~256
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~256 1~256
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~65533, 65535 1~65533, 65535
YES YES Shared Network Support in Co Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES String Type None 000~999
YES YES String Type None 00~99, 000~999
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type IUBLDR(Iub load reshuffling), IUBLDR, CODELDR, UULDR,
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type IUBLDR(Iub load reshuffling), IUBLDR, CODELDR, UULDR,
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type IUBLDR(Iub load reshuffling), IUBLDR, CODELDR, UULDR,
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type IUBLDR(Iub load reshuffling), IUBLDR, CODELDR, UULDR,
NO NO Load Reshuffling Bit Field Type NODEB_CREDIT_LDR_SWITCH(NNODEB_CREDIT_LDR_SWITC
NO NO Intra Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 1~86400 1~86400
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type 6~86400 6~86400
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateIntra RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Cell UpdateInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on CoverageIntra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft Handover
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package3GPP SpecificationsShared Network Support in Connected Mode
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~86400 1~86400
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 100~86400000 100~86400000
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 2~65535 2~65535
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 2~255 2~255
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~268435455 0~268435455
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 1~10 1~10
YES YES MBMS Introduction Package String Type None 000~999
YES YES MBMS Introduction Package String Type None 000~999
YES YES MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 0~16777215 0~16777215
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type STREAMING, BACKGROUND STREAMING, BACKGROUND
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO NO MBMS Load Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO MBMS Load Control Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~1279 0~1279
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~2559 0~2559
NO YES MBMS Channel Audience Rating Enumeration Type CH0(Channel 0), CH1(ChannelCH0, CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4
NO YES MBMS Channel Audience Rating Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO YES String Type None 000~999
NO YES String Type None 00~99, 000~999
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type STREAMING, BACKGROUND STREAMING, BACKGROUND
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO FACH Transmission Sharing fo Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), SERVICE-BASED OFF, SERVICE-BASED, LOA
NO NO Interval Type -100~100 -100~100
NO NO Interval Type -100~100 -100~100
NO NO Interval Type 1~20 1~20
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO Interval Type 0~10 0~10
NO NO Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 7~10 7~10
NO NO MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Inter System Direct Retry Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -115~-25 -115~-25
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handover Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO YES Cell Broadcast Service Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO YES Cell Broadcast Service String Type None 15-bit numerical (0 to 9) string
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step:0.1
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type STREAMING, BACKGROUND STREAMING, BACKGROUND
NO YES MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Enumeration Type True, False TRUE, FALSE
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Compound Type hour, min, sec 00:00:00~23:59:59
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~288 5~1440, step:5
YES YES Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO None Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO None Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO None Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO IP Transmission Introduction on Enumeration Type ATM_TRANS(ATM circuit transATM_TRANS, IP_TRANS, AT
NO NO ATM Transmission Introduction Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO RNC Node Redundancy Enumeration Type SINGLEHOST(SingleHost), P SINGLEHOST, PRIMHOST,
NO YES RNC Node Redundancy Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
NO YES RNC Node Redundancy Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES Transmission Recourse Sharing oEnumeration Type DEDICATED(Dedicated), RA Dedicated, RANSharing, MOC
NO YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO Bit Field Type IUB_LDR(IUB LDR Algorithm) IUB_LDR, NODEB_CREDIT_L
NO NO HSDPA Admission Control Interval Type 0~3840 0~3840
NO NO HSUPA Admission Control Interval Type 0~3840 0~3840
NO NO Admission Control Enumeration Type MBR, GBR MBR, GBR
NO NO Admission Control Bit Field Type RSVDBIT1(Reserved Switch 1)RSVDBIT1, RSVDBIT2, RSVDB
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO Admission Control Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO YES NodeB Self-discovery Based on Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES NodeB Self-discovery Based on Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
GSM and UMTS Load Balancing Based on Iur-gGSM and UMTS Traffic Steering Based on Iur-g
GSM and UMTS Load Balancing Based on Iur-g
GSM and UMTS Load Balancing Based on Iur-gMBSC Service DistributionMBSC Handover based on Load EnhancementLoad Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
MBSC Load BalancingMBSC Handover based on Load EnhancementNACC Procedure OptimizationNACC Procedure Optimization Based on Iur-g between GSM and UMTSMBSC Service DistributionMBSC Handover based on Load EnhancementMBSC Service DistributionMBSC Handover based on Load Enhancement
Load Based 3G-2G Handover Enhancement Based on Iur-g
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction PackageLoad ReshufflingOverload Control
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type NoAct(no action), BERateRed(BNoAct, BERateRed, QoSReneg
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~10 1~10
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type SF4(SF4), SF8(SF8), SF16(SFSF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type SF4(SF4), SF8(SF8), SF16(SFSF4, SF8, SF16, SF32, SF64,
NO NO Load Reshuffling Enumeration Type 8SF4(8SF4), 7SF4(7SF4), 6SF8SF4, 7SF4, 6SF4, 5SF4, 4SF
NO YES None String Type None 1~64 characters
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~10 0~10
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 0~10 0~10
NO NO None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
NO YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES None Enumeration Type IntraFreqNCell(IntraFreq NeighIntraFreqNCell, InterFreqNCell
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
YES YES Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
NO YES Bit Field Type CS_SHO_SWITCH, HSPA_S CS_SHO_SWITCH, HSPA_S
NO YES Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type SUPPORT_CS, SUPPORT_P SUPPORT_CS, SUPPORT_P
NO YES Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type R99, R4, R5, R6, R7, R8 R99, R4, R5, R6, R7, R8
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO SRNS Relocation with Hard Ha Bit Field Type DL_DCCH_SWITCH, IUR_TR DL_DCCH_SWITCH, IUR_TR
NO NO Direct Signaling Connection Re Enumeration Type CORRM_SRNSR_PSBE_REL CORRM_SRNSR_PSBE_REL
NO NO HSDPA over Iur Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO HSUPA over Iur Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO HSDPA Dynamic Power Allocati Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Bit Field Type RSVDBIT1_BIT1, RSVDBIT1_BThis parameter is set to 0 or 1
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~4294967295 0~4294967295
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
YES YES Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES Interval Type 0~3, 5~31 0~3, 5~31
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO MOCN Introduction Package Interval Type 0~3, 255 0~3, 255
NO NO MOCN Introduction Package Bit Field Type COMM_MOCN_NRI_GLOBAL_C
YES YES None Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type INTERACTIVE, BACKGROUN INTERACTIVE, BACKGROUN
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type GOLD, SILVER, COPPER GOLD, SILVER, COPPER
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction PackageIu FlexMOCN Introduction PackageDirect Signaling Connection Re-establishment (DSCR)RNC Node RedundancyInterface Message TracingRNC Node RedundancyIntra Frequency Hard HandoverRNC Node Redundancy
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~3 0~3
Open Loop Power ControlIntra Frequency Load Balance
Open Loop Power ControlIntra Frequency Load Balance
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO Physical Channel Management Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
YES YES Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~16777215 0~16777215
NO YES Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -5~10 -5~10
NO YES Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO NO Interval Type 0~15 0~15
NO YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -35~-10 -35~-10
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type 1~8 1~8
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type 1~64 1~64
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~14400 0~14400
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~60 0~60
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~14400 0~14400
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~60 0~60
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~14400 0~14400
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~60 0~60
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~14400 0~14400
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~60 0~60
NO NO Fast Dormancy Enhancement Interval Type 0~64800 0~64800
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~60 0~60
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~64800 0~64800
NO NO Fast Dormancy Enhancement Interval Type 0~64800 0~64800
NO NO Fast Dormancy Enhancement Interval Type 0~64800 0~64800
NO NO None Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO None Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO None Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO None Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO None Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D258, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1
NO NO None Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO None Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8
NO NO None Interval Type 1~10000 10~100000, step: 10
NO NO None Interval Type 0~38400 0~384000, step: 10
NO NO None Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO None Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO None Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO None Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D258, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1
NO NO None Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO None Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8
NO NO None Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO None Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type None, RateDegrade, InterFreq None, RateDegrade, InterFreq
NO NO Enumeration Type None, RateDegrade, InterFreq None, RateDegrade, InterFreq
NO NO Enumeration Type None, RateDegrade, InterFreq None, RateDegrade, InterFreq
NO NO Interval Type 20~64000 20~64000
NO NO Enumeration Type None, RateDegrade, InterFreq None, RateDegrade, InterFreq
NO NO Enumeration Type None, RateDegrade, InterFreq None, RateDegrade, InterFreq
NO NO Enumeration Type None, RateDegrade, InterFreq None, RateDegrade, InterFreq
NO NO Enumeration Type SINGLE, COMBINE SINGLE, COMBINE
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
Physical Channel ManagementOpen Loop Power ControlPhysical Channel ManagementOpen Loop Power Control
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoInterval Type 20~64000 20~64000
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Interval Type 20~64000 20~64000
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 0~1024 0~1024
NO NO Interval Type -15~15 -15~15
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Inter-RAT Handover Based on Enumeration Type CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSC CPICH_EC/NO, CPICH_RSC
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates CoEnumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11,
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Inter Frequency Hard Handove Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Inter Frequency Hard Handove Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO NO Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step: 10
NO YES Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Queuing and Pre-Emption Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Queuing and Pre-Emption Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Queuing and Pre-Emption Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Queuing and Pre-Emption Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Queuing and Pre-Emption Interval Type 5~20 5~20
NO NO Queuing and Pre-Emption Interval Type 1~80 10~800, step:10
NO NO Queuing and Pre-Emption Interval Type 1~60 1~60, step:1
AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
AMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSAMR/WB-AMR Speech Rates ControlInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
NO NO Queuing and Pre-Emption Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Interval Type 1~65533, 65535 {1~65533}, {65535}
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~256 1~256
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~256 1~256
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 1~256 1~256
NO NO Interval Type 0~50 0~50
NO NO Interval Type 0~50 0~50
NO NO Interval Type 1~32 1~32
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~32 1~32
YES YES Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~4992 0~4992
YES YES Transport Channel Managemen Enumeration Type D1, D2 1~2
NO NO Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~512 0~512
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 0~5000 0~5, step: 0.001
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 0~5000 0~5, step: 0.001
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 0~5000 0~5, step: 0.001
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 0.1~100, step: 0.1
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~1000 10~10000, step: 10
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 0~49 -24.5~0, step: 0.5 Actual value
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 0~49 -24.5~0, step: 0.5 Actual value
YES YES Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type AMR, VP, PSR99, PSHSPA AMR, VP, PSR99, PSHSPA
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type OFF, ONLY_TO_INTER_FRE OFF, ONLY_TO_INTER_FRE
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~100 0~100
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type Band1, Band2, Band3, Band4, BAND1, BAND2, BAND3, BAN
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Enumeration Type FALSE, TRUE FALSE, TRUE
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO NO Service Steering and Load Sha Interval Type 0~16383 0~16383
NO YES Code Resource Management Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO Code Resource Management Interval Type 0~511 {0~511}
YES YES Domain Specific Access Contro Enumeration Type PsBlk(BLOCK PS), CsAndPsB PsBlk, CsAndPsBlk
NO YES Domain Specific Access Contro Interval Type 2~30 2~30
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO NO Simplified Cell Broadcast Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO Cell Broadcast Service Enumeration Type OFF(OFF), ON(ON) OFF, ON
NO NO Simplified Cell Broadcast Enumeration Type GERMAN(German), ENGLISH(EnGERMAN, ENGLISH, ITALIA
NO NO Cell Broadcast Service Interval Type 1~4096 1~4096
NO NO Cell Broadcast Service Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Enumeration Type OFF(switch off), ON(switch on) OFF, ON
NO NO Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Interval Type 1~3600 1~3600
NO NO Multi-Carrier Switch off Based o Interval Type 60~3600 60~3600
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Enumeration Type PTM, PTP, ENHANCEDPTM, PTM, PTP, ENHANCEDPTM,
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
NO NO MBMS Soft/Selective Combinin Interval Type 0~100 0~1, step: 0.01
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Interval Type 1~5 1~5
NO NO MBMS Enhanced Broadcast Mo Interval Type 2~10 2~10
NO NO MBMS Enhanced Broadcast Mo Interval Type 1~5 1~5
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Interval Type 2~20 2~20
NO NO MBMS Enhanced Broadcast Mo Interval Type 1~360 10~3600, step: 10
NO NO MBMS Admission Control Interval Type 0~60 0~60
NO NO MBMS Admission Control Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO MBMS Admission Control Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package3GPP SpecificationsShared Network Support in Connected Mode
System Information BroadcastingOpen Loop Power ControlSystem Information BroadcastingOpen Loop Power ControlSystem Information BroadcastingOpen Loop Power Control
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
NO NO MBMS Admission Control Enumeration Type ON, OFF ON, OFF
NO NO MBMS Enhanced Broadcast Mo Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D1 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256
YES YES RNC Node Redundancy Interval Type 0 0
NO YES RNC Node Redundancy String Type None 1~20 characters
NO NO RNC Node Redundancy Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO RNC Node Redundancy Interval Type 1~10 5
NO NO Interval Type 1~10 2
NO NO RNC Node Redundancy Enumeration Type NONE, IUCS, IUPS, IUCS_IU NONE, IUCS, IUPS, IUCS_IU
YES YES RNC Node Redundancy Interval Type 0 0
YES YES 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type ORIGCONVCALLEST, ORIGS ORIGCONVCALLEST, ORIGS
NO NO 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type FACH, DCH_3.4K_SIGNALLINFACH, DCH_3.4K_SIGNALLIN
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Bit Field Type INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH, S This parameter is set to 0 or 1
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Bit Field Type RSVDBIT1_BIT1, NAS_QOS_MOThis parameter is set to 0 or 1
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Interval Type 1~65533, 65535 {1~65533}, {65535}
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES MBMS Introduction Package Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO MBMS Phase 2 Enumeration Type PTM, PTP, ENHANCEDPTM, PTM, PTP, ENHANCEDPTM,
NO NO MBMS Enhanced Broadcast Mo Interval Type 2~10 2~10
NO NO MBMS Enhanced Broadcast Mo Interval Type 1~5 1~5
NO YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Iupc Interface for LCS service Interval Type 0~3 0~3
NO YES Iupc Interface for LCS service Interval Type 0~186 0~186
NO NO Intra Frequency Load Balance Interval Type 1~86400 1~86400
NO NO Potential User Control Interval Type 6~86400 6~86400
NO NO Load Reshuffling Interval Type 1~86400 1~86400
NO NO Overload Control Interval Type 100~86400000 100~86400000
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 2~65535 2~65535
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~32 1~32
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 2~255 2~255
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D
3GPP SpecificationsRNC Node Redundancy
3GPP SpecificationsUplink Flow Control of User Plane
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package3GPP SpecificationsShared Network Support in Connected Mode
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
NO NO Load Measurement Enumeration Type TEN_MSEC, MIN TEN_MSEC, MIN
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
NO YES Load Measurement Interval Type 1~60 1~60
NO NO Load Measurement Interval Type 1~6000 10~60000, step:10
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~149 0~149
NO YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~15 0~15
NO NO Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type TRUE, FALSE TRUE, FALSE
NO NO Transport Channel Managemen Enumeration Type BIT2, BIT4, BIT6, BIT8, BIT12 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 24
NO YES Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
NO YES Physical Channel Management Enumeration Type EXISTS, NOT_EXISTS EXISTS, NOT_EXISTS
NO NO MBMS Introduction Package Enumeration Type COMMON, MCCH COMMON, MCCH
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
YES YES Transport Channel Managemen Interval Type 0~16777215 0~16777215
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type INTERACTIVE, BACKGROUN INTERACTIVE, BACKGROUN
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type GOLD, SILVER, COPPER GOLD, SILVER, COPPER
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO YES Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 2~11 2~11
YES NO None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
NO NO Bit Field Type CELLID_CENTER, CELLID_R A-GPS, OTDOA, CELLID_RT
NO NO A-GPS Based LCS Enumeration Type UE_BASED, UE_ASSISTED, UE_BASED, UE_ASSISTED,
NO NO A-GPS Based LCS Enumeration Type NODELIVERY, DELIVERY NODELIVERY, DELIVERY
NO NO A-GPS Based LCS Bit Field Type REFERENCE_TIME_FOR_GPSREFERENCE_TIME_FOR_GPS
NO NO A-GPS Based LCS Bit Field Type REFERENCE_TIME_FOR_GPSREFERENCE_TIME_FOR_GPS
NO NO A-GPS Based LCS Interval Type 4~16 4~16
NO NO Enumeration Type UE_BASED, UE_ASSISTED, UE_BASED, UE_ASSISTED,
NO NO Cell ID + RTT Function Based Enumeration Type UE_BASED, UE_ASSISTED, UE_BASED, UE_ASSISTED,
NO NO Emergency Call Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO NO Enumeration Type NO, YES NO, YES
NO NO Enumeration Type DRD, MEAS_BASED DRD, MEAS_BASED
NO NO Bit Field Type R5_POSDATA_SWITCH, LA R5_POSDATA_SWITCH, LA
NO NO Cell ID + RTT Function Based Enumeration Type OFF, ON OFF, ON
NO YES Cell ID + RTT Function Based Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step: 0.5
NO YES Cell ID + RTT Function Based Interval Type 0~29 0~14.5, step: 0.5
NO YES Cell ID + RTT Function Based Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO YES Cell ID + RTT Function Based Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO YES Cell ID + RTT Function Based Interval Type -24~0 -24~0
NO NO Cell ID + RTT Function Based Enumeration Type RNC_CENTRIC(RNC CENTRICRNC_CENTRIC, SAS_CENTR
YES YES None Interval Type 0~4095 0~4095
NO NO Cell ID + RTT Function Based Enumeration Type NLOS_ENVIRONMENT, LOS NLOS_ENVIRONMENT, LOS
NO NO Cell ID + RTT Function Based Enumeration Type INACTIVE, ACTIVE INACTIVE, ACTIVE
NO NO OTDOA Based LCS Enumeration Type INACTIVE, ACTIVE INACTIVE, ACTIVE
NO NO A-GPS Based LCS Enumeration Type INACTIVE, ACTIVE INACTIVE, ACTIVE
YES YES Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 1~8 1~8
NO NO Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 0~7 0~7
NO NO Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 0~7 0~7
YES YES Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 0~15 0~15
NO YES Differentiated Service Based on Interval Type 1~100 1~100
NO NO None Interval Type 0~500 0~5, step: 0.01
NO NO None Interval Type 0~500 0~5, step: 0.01
NO NO SRNS Relocation (UE Not Invol Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO NO Interval Type 0~400 0~400
NO NO SRNS Relocation (UE Not Invol Interval Type 1~100 1~100
A-GPS Based LCSLCS over Iur
OTDOA Based LCSA-GPS Based LCS
OTDOA Based LCSA-GPS Based LCSOTDOA Based LCSA-GPS Based LCSOTDOA Based LCSA-GPS Based LCS
SRNS Relocation (UE Not Involved)
NO NO SRNS Relocation (UE Not Invol Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO SRNS Relocation (UE Not Invol Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO NO SRNS Relocation (UE Not Invol Enumeration Type RT(Real time service), NRT(NonRT, NRT, ALL
YES YES None Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~255 0~255
NO NO Open Loop Power Control Interval Type -350~150 -35~15, step: 0.1
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~3000 1~3000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 300~300000 300~300000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 300~300000 300~300000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 300~300000 300~300000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~300000 1~300000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO SRNS Relocation with Cell/URA Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO Interval Type 1~300000 1~300000
NO NO Interval Type 1~300000 1~300000
NO NO Interval Type 1~300000 1~300000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~20000 1~20000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~60000 1~60000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~20000 1~20000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~20000 1~20000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~20000 1~20000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~255 1~255
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO Encryption Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~10000 1~10000
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~15 0~15
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
Intra Node B Softer HandoverInter RNC Soft HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSIntra Frequency Hard HandoverInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSIntra Frequency Hard Handover
Interactive QoS ClassBackground QoS ClassInteractive QoS ClassBackground QoS Class
NO YES Enumeration Type CONVERSATIONAL, STREAMCONVERSATIONAL, STREAM
NO YES Enumeration Type SPEECH, UNKNOWN SPEECH, UNKNOWN
NO YES 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Interval Type 0~256000000 0~256000000
NO YES 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type CS_DOMAIN, PS_DOMAIN CS_DOMAIN, PS_DOMAIN
NO YES Inner Loop Power Control Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO YES Inner Loop Power Control Interval Type 1~15 1~15
NO YES Enumeration Type HO_TO_GSM_SHOULD_BE_PHO_TO_GSM_SHOULD_BE_P
NO YES Enumeration Type GSM, GPRS, EDGE GSM, GPRS, EDGE
NO YES Enumeration Type NORMAL, SILENT NORMAL, SILENT
NO YES 3.4/6.8/13.6/27.2 kbit/s RRC C Enumeration Type APPLIED_ON_UPLINK, APP APPLIED_ON_UPLINK, APP
YES YES Interval Type 0~99 0~99
YES YES Enumeration Type UPLINK, DOWNLINK UPLINK, DOWNLINK
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 10
NO YES Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D2 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512,
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 12
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 12
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8
NO NO HSUPA DCCC Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO HSUPA DCCC Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO HSUPA DCCC Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO HSUPA DCCC Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
YES YES Interval Type 0~99 0~99
YES YES Enumeration Type TRCH_HSDSCH, TRCH_EDC TRCH_HSDSCH, TRCH_EDC
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSDPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Enumeration Type D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSUPA Introduction Package Interval Type 1~5000 1~5000
NO NO HSDPA Flow Control Enumeration Type D2, D10, D20, D50, D100, D2 2, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1
YES YES Interval Type 0~99 0~99
YES YES Interval Type 0~2 0~2
YES YES Outer Loop Power Control Enumeration Type TRCH_DCH, TRCH_EDCH_2 TRCH_DCH, TRCH_EDCH_2
YES YES Interval Type 1~5 1~5
NO YES Outer Loop Power Control Interval Type -63~0 5*10^(-7)~1
NO YES HSUPA Power Control Interval Type 0~5000 0~5, step: 0.001
NO YES HSUPA Power Control Interval Type 0~15 0~15
NO YES HSUPA Power Control Interval Type 0~15000 0~15, step: 0.001
NO YES HSUPA Power Control Interval Type 0~15000 0~15, step: 0.001
YES YES Interval Type 0~99 0~99
NO YES Interval Type 0~82 0~82
NO YES Interval Type 0~82 0~82
Interactive QoS ClassBackground QoS ClassInteractive QoS ClassBackground QoS Class
Inter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInter-RAT Handover Based on ServiceInter-RAT Handover Based on LoadInteractive QoS ClassBackground QoS Class
Interactive QoS ClassBackground QoS ClassDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)HSUPA DCCC
Interactive QoS ClassBackground QoS ClassInteractive QoS ClassBackground QoS Class
Background QoS ClassSatellite Transmission on Iub Interface
Interactive QoS ClassBackground QoS ClassDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
NO YES Interval Type 0~82 0~82
NO YES Interval Type 0~82 0~82
NO YES Interval Type 1~512 1~512
NO YES Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 1~512 1~512
NO YES Dynamic Channel Configuration Interval Type 1~512 1~512
NO YES Interval Type 0~56 0~28, step: 0.5
NO YES Interval Type 0~56 0~28, step: 0.5
YES YES Interval Type 0~99 0~99
YES YES Interval Type 0~2 0~2
YES YES Enumeration Type TRCH_DCH, TRCH_HSDSCH TRCH_DCH, TRCH_HSDSCH
NO YES None Enumeration Type TRCH_DCH, TRCH_HSDSCH TRCH_DCH, TRCH_HSDSCH
YES YES Interval Type 1~5 1~5
NO YES Enumeration Type AM, UM, TM AM, UM, TM
NO YES None Enumeration Type SENDER_PARA, RECEIVE_ SENDER_PARA, RECEIVE_
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 0~500000 0~500000
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 40~60000 40~60000
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 0~10 0~10
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 0~1000 0~100, step: 0.1
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~100 1~100
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 0~1000 0~1000
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 0~1000 0~100, step: 0.1
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 1~100 1~100
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 0~1000 0~1000
NO NO Flow Control Interval Type 0~1000 0~100, step: 0.1
NO NO Encryption Bit Field Type UEA0, UEA1 For each switch of this parame
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D258, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D258, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8
NO NO HSDPA State Transition Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO HSDPA State Transition Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, D258, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D250, D500, D1000, D2000, D 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Interval Type 1~10000 10~100000, step: 10
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Interval Type 0~384 0~384
NO NO Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO Interval Type 0~1023 0~1023
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
Dynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)Inter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoS
Inter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInter Frequency Hard Handover Based on DL QoSInter-RAT Handover Based on DL QoSInteractive QoS ClassBackground QoS ClassInteractive QoS ClassBackground QoS ClassInteractive QoS ClassBackground QoS Class
Background QoS ClassSatellite Transmission on Iub InterfaceInteractive QoS ClassBackground QoS Class
UE State in Connected Mode (CELL-DCH, CELL-PCH, URA-PCH, CELL-FACH)HSDPA State TransitionUE State in Connected Mode (CELL-DCH, CELL-PCH, URA-PCH, CELL-FACH)HSDPA State TransitionUE State in Connected Mode (CELL-DCH, CELL-PCH, URA-PCH, CELL-FACH)HSDPA State Transition
HSUPA DCCCDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)
HSUPA DCCCDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)HSUPA DCCCDynamic Channel Configuration Control (DCCC)
CPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operation
NO NO Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO Enumeration Type D0, D10, D20, D40, D60, D80 0, 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120
NO NO Fast Dormancy Enhancement Enumeration Type D16, D32, D64, D128, D256, D16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO UE State in Connected Mode Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Downlink Enhanced CELL_FAC Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Interval Type 1~65535 1~65535
NO NO Integrity Protection Bit Field Type UIA1 For each switch of this parame
YES YES 3GPP Specifications Interval Type 0~65535 0~65535
YES YES Interval Type 0~3 0~3
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type INTERACTIVE, BACKGROUNDINTERACTIVE, BACKGROUND
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type R99, HSPA R99, HSPA
NO YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type GOLD, SILVER, COPPER GOLD, SILVER, COPPER
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type D0, D8, D16, D32, D64, D128 0, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 25
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type D0, D8, D16, D32, D64, D128 0, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 25
YES YES HSDPA Flow Control Enumeration Type INTERACTIVE, BACKGROUN INTERACTIVE, BACKGROUN
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type GOLD, SILVER, COPPER GOLD, SILVER, COPPER
YES YES Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type High, Medium, Low High, Medium, Low
NO NO HSDPA Flow Control Interval Type 0~27900 0~27900
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type D3.4, D13.6, D27.2 3.4, 13.6, 27.2
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type D3.4, D13.6, D27.2 3.4, 13.6, 27.2
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type D0, D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, 0, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type D0, D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, 0, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type D0, D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, 0, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256
NO NO Traffic Priority Mapping onto T Enumeration Type D0, D8, D16, D32, D64, D128, 0, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 144, 256
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type Gold, Silver, Copper Gold, Silver, Copper
NO NO Enumeration Type ARP, TrafficClass ARP, TrafficClass
NO NO Enumeration Type NONE, DCH, HSPA NONE, DCH, HSPA
YES YES Cell Broadcast Service String Type None digits with length of 6~15
NO NO Emergency Call Enumeration Type ALGORITHM_OFF(WPS AlgoritALGORITHM_OFF, ALGORIT
NO NO Emergency Call Bit Field Type PRIORITY1(WPS USER PRIORPRIORITY1, PRIORITY2, PRI
CPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operation
UE State in Connected Mode (CELL-DCH, CELL-PCH, URA-PCH, CELL-FACH)HSDPA State Transition
CPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operationCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operation
CPC - HS-SCCH less operationDownlink Enhanced CELL_FACHCPC - DTX / DRXCPC - HS-SCCH less operation
RAN Sharing Introduction PackageMOCN Introduction Package
Queuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission ResourcesQueuing and Pre-EmptionTraffic Priority Mapping onto Transmission Resources
Unit Default Value Recommended Value Impact Parameter Relationship
None 1 1 RNC None
None None None None None
None None None None None
None None UMTS BSC6900 None
None YES YES BSC6900 None
None None None BSC6900 None
Erl None None BSC6900 None
kbit/s None None BSC6900 None
kbit/s None None BSC6900 None
None None None Cell None
None 5 5 Physical channel None
dB 0 0 Cell None
None None None RNC None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
dBm -50 -50 Cell None
s D0 D0 Cell None
dB D3 D3 Cell This parameter is valid when "
None 0 0 Cell None
None None None Cell This paramter is valid only wh
The following relationship must be satisfied: "DlThdE1" <= "DlThdE2" < "DlThdF2" <= "DlThdF1".The following relationship must be satisfied: "DlThdE1" <= "DlThdE2" < "DlThdF2" <= "DlThdF1".The following relationship must be satisfied: "DlThdE1" <= "DlThdE2" < "DlThdF2" <= "DlThdF1".The following relationship must be satisfied: "DlThdE1" <= "DlThdE2" < "DlThdF2" <= "DlThdF1".The following relationship must be satisfied: "UlModeChangeTimerLen" <= "DlModeChangeTimerLen".The following relationship must be satisfied: "UlModeChangeTimerLen" <= "DlModeChangeTimerLen".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied: "DlThdE1" <= "DlThdE2" < "DlThdF2" <= "DlThdF1".The following relationship must be satisfied: "DlThdE1" <= "DlThdE2" < "DlThdF2" <= "DlThdF1".The following relationship must be satisfied: "DlThdE1" <= "DlThdE2" < "DlThdF2" <= "DlThdF1".The following relationship must be satisfied: "DlThdE1" <= "DlThdE2" < "DlThdF2" <= "DlThdF1".The following relationship must be satisfied: "UlModeChangeTimerLen" <= "DlModeChangeTimerLen".The following relationship must be satisfied: "UlModeChangeTimerLen" <= "DlModeChangeTimerLen".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".
NODEB_LEVEL:ONCELL_LEVEL:ON
None None None Cell None
None Invalid Invalid Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None RNC None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell When "UARFCNUplinkInd" is set
None None None Cell None
chip None None Cell None
None 5 5 Cell None
None 50 50 Cell None
s 50 50 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None NodeB None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None STTD_not_Supported STTD_not_Supported Cell This paramter is valid only whe
None CP1_not_Supported CP1_not_Supported Cell This paramter is valid only whe
None OFFSET1 OFFSET1 Cell This paramter is valid only w
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
dB 0 0 Cell None
None 0 0 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None 0 0 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
dBm 330 330 Physical channel
dB -50 -50 Physical channel None
dB -50 -50 Physical channel None
dB 0 0 Cell None
dB -20 -20 Transport channel None
None None None Cell None
None NOT_RESERVED NOT_RESERVED Cell None
None NOT_RESERVED NOT_RESERVED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.This paramter is set to CP1 only when "CP1SupInd" is set to CP1_Supported.This paramter is valid only when "TxDiversityInd" is set to TRUE.This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.This paramter is set to CP1 only when "CP1SupInd" is set to CP1_Supported.This paramter is valid only when "TxDiversityInd" is set to TRUE.This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.This paramter is valid only when "TxDiversityInd" is set to TRUE.This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.
"Min Transmit Power of PCPICH" <= "PCPICH Transmit Power"2. To modify the "PCPICH Transmit Power", the intra-frequency load balance algorithm of the cell should be disabled. You can use "LST UCELLALGOSWITCH" to query the switch and use "MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH" to modify the switch.
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None NOT_BARRED NOT_BARRED Cell None
None None None Cell None
None ALLOWED ALLOWED Cell This parameter is valid only w
s D320 D320 Cell This parameter is valid only w
None None None Cell None
None NOT_ALLOWED NOT_ALLOWED Cell This parameter is valid only
PUC should not be adopted if cell's inter-frequency measurement control information has been configured as not required.Note:Inter-freq cell reselection threshold is set by"ADD UCELLSELRESEL".Inter-frequency measurement control information is set by "MOD UCELLMEAS".
The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".
The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".The following relationship must be satisfied:"GoldMaxMode" >= "SilverMaxMode" >= "CopperMaxMode".
None UserNumber UserNumber Cell If this parameter is set thr
% 35 35 Cell If this parameter is set thr
% 100 100 Cell If this parameter is set thr
None OFF OFF Cell If this parameter is set thr
None SF8 SF8 Cell If this parameter is set thr
% 13 13 Cell If this parameter is set thr
None DependOnNCell DependOnNCell Cell If this parameter is set thr
None None None Cell If this parameter is set thr
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
None OFF ON RNC If this parameter is set thr
% 25 25 RNC If this parameter is set thr
None None None None None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"MtchMaxPwr" >= "MtchRsvPwr".The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"MtchMaxSf" >= "MtchRsvSf"The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"MtchMaxPwr" >= "MtchRsvPwr"The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"MtchMaxSf" >= "MtchRsvSf""UlHoCeResvSf" >= "UlLdrCreditSfResThd". The comparison between the spreading factors is based on the number following the acronym "SF", for example, SF32>SF8. (For detailed information, refer to "ADD UCELLLDR".)"DlHoCeCodeResvSf" >= "CellLdrSfResThd". The comparison between the spreading factors is based on the number following the acronym "SF", for example, SF32>SF8.(For detailed information, refer to "ADD UCELLLDR")The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"BgnEndTime" >"MBgnStartTime" .The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"BgnEndTime" >"MBgnStartTime" .The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"BgnAbnormalThd" >= "BgnUpdateThd"The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"BgnAbnormalThd" >= "BgnUpdateThd"
BandIndNotUsed [0-16383]BandIndNotUsed [0-16383]
None 10 10 RNC None
None 10 10 RNC None
None 25 25 RNC None
None 17 17 RNC None
None 15 15 RNC None
None 25 25 RNC None
None 20 20 RNC None
None 15 15 RNC None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell When "RestrictionType" in "A
None None None Cell Only when "RestrictionType"
None None None Cell Only when "RestrictionType"
s None None Cell Only when "RestrictionType"
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
min None None Cell
min None None Cell
min None None Cell
min None None Cell
min None None Cell
min None None Cell
None CONDITIONALSHUTDOWN CONDITIONALSHUTDOWN Cell This paramter is valid only w
None 1 1 Cell This paramter is valid only w
None 0 0 Cell This paramter is valid only w
None 0 0 Cell This paramter is valid only w
% 20 20 Cell This paramter is valid only w
None None None Cell None
dB 10 10 Cell None
dB -30 -30 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
kbit/s 32 32 Cell This parameter must satisfy
kbit/s 512 512 Cell This parameter must satisfy
kbit/s 32 32 Cell This parameter must satisfy t
kbit/s 512 512 Cell This parameter must satisfy t
kbit/s 32 32 Cell This parameter must satisfy
kbit/s 512 512 Cell This parameter must satisfy
kbit/s 32 32 Cell This parameter must satisfy
kbit/s 512 512 Cell This parameter must satisfy
kbit/s 32 32 Cell This parameter must satisfy
kbit/s 512 512 Cell This parameter must satisfy
kbit/s 32 32 Cell This parameter must satisfy t
kbit/s 512 512 Cell This parameter must satisfy t
kbit/s 32 32 Cell This parameter must satisfy t
kbit/s 512 512 Cell This parameter must satisfy t
None None None None None
kbit/s D8 D8 Cell If this parameter is set th
kbit/s D8 D8 Cell If this parameter is set th
None 0 0 Cell The code-resource-saving mod
dB 41 41 Cell If this parameter is set th
ms 5000 5000 Cell If this parameter is set thr
None None None RNC None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell When "UARFCNUplinkInd" is set
None None None Cell None
None ACTIVE ACTIVE Cell None
The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "First Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval Start Time" < "First Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval End Time".The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition:"First Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval Start Time" < "First Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval End Time".The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "Second Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval Start Time" < "Second Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval End Time".The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "Second Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval Start Time" < "Second Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval End Time".The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "Third Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval Start Time" < "Third Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval End Time".The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "Third Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval Start Time" < "Third Cell Dynamic ShutDown Interval End Time".
The value of the parameter must satisfy the function below: "NFastSpdEst"*"TSlowSpdEst" >= "NSlowSpdEst"*"TFastSpdEst".The value of the parameter must satisfy the function below: "NFastSpdEst"*"TSlowSpdEst" >= "NSlowSpdEst"*"TFastSpdEst".
The value of the parameter must meet the following condition: "NFastSpdEst"*"TSlowSpdEst" >= "NSlowSpdEst"*"TFastSpdEst"The value of the parameter must meet the following condition: "NFastSpdEst"*"TSlowSpdEst" >= "NSlowSpdEst"*"TFastSpdEst"
This paramter is valid only when "AllocCodeMode" is set to Automatic and the value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship: "HsPdschMaxCodeNum" >= "HsPdschMinCodeNum".This paramter is valid only when "AllocCodeMode" is set to Automatic and the value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship: "HsPdschMaxCodeNum" >= "HsPdschMinCodeNum".
for high speed(120km/h):Range is D2~D4, the recommended value is D2;universal value:Range is D3~D6, the recommended value is D3.
for high speed(120km/h):Range is D2~D4, the recommended value is D2;universal value:Range is D3~D6, the recommended value is D3.
dBm 16 16 Cell None
dBm 16 16 Cell None
dB -12 -12 Cell None
dB -13 -13 Cell None
dB -13 -13 Cell None
dBm -97 -97 Cell None
dBm -107 -107 Cell None
dBm -107 -107 Cell None
s 60 60 Cell None
s 0 0 Cell None
dBm 0 0 Cell None
ms 1 1 Cell This parameter is valid when
None 4 4 Cell This parameter is valid when
None 3 3 Cell None
s 30 30 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None D3 D3 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
None REQUIRED REQUIRED Cell None
dBm 21 21 Cell None
dBm 21 21 Cell None
None 16 16 Cell None
s 60 60 Cell None
% 80 80 Cell This parameter is valid whe
% 60 60 Cell This parameter is valid whe
ms 4 4 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 3 3 Cell None
s 30 30 Cell None
None None None RNC None
None None None Cell None
None D3 D3 Cell None
None CPICH_EC/NO CPICH_EC/NO Cell None
None D16 D16 Cell None
ms D4000 D4000 Cell None
None D16 D16 Cell None
ms D4000 D4000 Cell None
None D64 D64 Cell None
ms D1000 D1000 Cell None
dB 6 6 Cell
dB 6 6 Cell
dB 6 6 Cell
dB 12 12 Cell
dB 12 12 Cell
dB 12 12 Cell
dB -24 -24 Cell None
dBm -115 -115 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
dB 8 8 Cell None
dB 8 8 Cell None
dB 8 8 Cell None
dB 8 8 Cell None
None 0 0 Cell None
ms D320 D320 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1ACSVP" - "Hystfor1A" / 2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BCSVP" + "Hystfor1B" / 2).The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1ACSNVP" - "Hystfor1A" / 2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BCSNVP" + "Hystfor1B" / 2).The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1APS" - "Hystfor1A"/2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BPS" + "Hystfor1B"/2)The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1ACSVP" - "Hystfor1A"/2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BCSVP" + "Hystfor1B"/2)The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1ACSNVP" - "Hystfor1A"/2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BCSNVP" + "Hystfor1B"/2)The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1APS" - "Hystfor1A"/2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BPS" + "Hystfor1B"/2)
dB -24 -24 Cell None
None 3 3 Cell None
dBm -115 -115 Cell None
None None None Cell None
dB 2 2 Cell None
% 90 90 Cell
% 30 30 Cell
None None None Cell None
% 55 55 Cell
% 45 45 Cell
% 70 70 Cell
% 60 60 Cell
% 95 95 Cell
% 85 85 Cell
% 95 95 Cell
% 85 85 Cell
ms 1000 1000 Cell None
% 70 70 Cell
% 50 50 Cell
None None None Cell None
None CodeAdj CodeAdj Cell None
None InterFreqLDHO InterFreqLDHO Cell None
None BERateRed BERateRed Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 3 3 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 3 3 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None InterFreqLDHO InterFreqLDHO Cell None
None BERateRed BERateRed Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None NoAct NoAct Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 3 3 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 3 3 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
% 20 20 Cell None
% 20 20 Cell None
bit/s 200000 200000 Cell None
bit/s 200000 200000 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None SF8 SF8 Cell The value of this parameter mu
None 0 0 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None SF8 SF8 Cell The value of this parameter must
The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship: "CellOverrunThd" >= "CellUnderrunThd".The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship: "CellOverrunThd" >= "CellUnderrunThd".
The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship: "HsupAuRetrnsLdTrigThd" >= "HsupAuRetrnsLdRelThd"The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship: "HsupAuRetrnsLdTrigThd" >= "HsupAuRetrnsLdRelThd"
None SF8 SF8 Cell The value of this parameter mu
% 13 13 Cell None
None 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid on
None OFF OFF Cell None
None None None Cell None
None SF8 2SF4 Cell None
None BLINDHO BLINDHO Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None CSAMR_INTERFREQ:OFF, C Cell None
None 80 80 Cell None
None 80 80 Cell None
None D3 Cell None
None EVENT_TRIGGER EVENT_TRIGGER Cell None
None CPICH_EC/NO CPICH_EC/NO Cell None
ms D500 D500 Cell This parameter is valid when
ms 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid when
dB/ dBm 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid when
dB 6 6 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
dB -16 -16 Cell None
dB -92 -92 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
s 3 3 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None CSAMR_INTERRAT:OFF Cell None
None 80 80 Cell None
None 80 80 Cell None
None D3 D3 Cell None
None EVENT_TRIGGER EVENT_TRIGGER Cell None
ms D1000 D1000 Cell This parameter is valid when
None REQUIRED REQUIRED Cell None
ms 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid when
ms 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid when
dB 0 0 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
dBm 21 21 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None ALL_USER ALL_USER Cell None
s 3 3 Cell None
s 30 30 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None RNC None
kbit/s None None RNC None
dB 10 10 Cell None
% 80 80 Cell
% 50 50 Cell
ms 35 35 Cell None
ms 10 10 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None PTM PTM RNC None
None 4 4 RNC None
None 3 3 RNC None
None None None Cell None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None Cell None
None None None RNC None
kbit/s None None RNC None
None 0 0 Physical channel None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
for high speed(120km/h):Range is D2~D4, the recommended value is D2;universal value:Range is D3~D6, the recommended value is D3.
The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "MtchMinPerc0" >= "MtchMinPerc15".The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "MtchMinPerc0" >= "MtchMinPerc15".
This parameter is required when the "InterFreqInterRatMeasInd" parameter is set to INTER_FREQ, INTER_RAT or INTER_FREQ_AND_INTER_RAT.This parameter is not required when the "InterFreqInterRatMeasInd" parameter is set to NOT_REQUIRE.
None 1 1 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
None None None Cell None
% 45 45 Cell
% 70 70 Cell
% 5 5 Cell
dB -2 -2 Cell None
dB 2 2 Cell None
dB -4 -4 Cell None
dB -4 -4 Cell None
dB 4 4 Cell None
dB 4 4 Cell None
None None None Cell None
dB 5 5 Cell None
s 20 20 Cell None
s 20 20 Cell None
None CPICH_RSCP CPICH_RSCP Cell This parameter is valid wh
1. This parameter is valid when "RedirSwitch" is set to ONLY_TO_INTER_FREQUENCY or ONLY_TO_INTER_RAT. 2. If the value of this parameter is set in both the "SET UREDIRECTION" and "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" commands, the value set in the "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" command prevails.1. This parameter is valid when "RedirSwitch" is set to ONLY_TO_INTER_FREQUENCY or ONLY_TO_INTER_RAT. 2. If the value of this parameter is set in both the "SET UREDIRECTION" and "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" commands, the value set in the "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" command prevails.1. This parameter is valid when "RedirSwitch" is set to ONLY_TO_INTER_FREQUENCY or ONLY_TO_INTER_RAT. 2. If the value of this parameter is set in both the "SET UREDIRECTION" and "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" commands, the value set in the "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" command prevails.1. This parameter is valid when "RedirBandInd" is not set to BandIndNotUsed. 2. If the value of this parameter is set in both the "SET UREDIRECTION" and "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" commands, the value set in the "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" command prevails.2. This parameter is valid when "RedirBandInd" is set to BandIndNotUsed. 3. If the value of this parameter is set in both the "SET UREDIRECTION" and "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" commands, the value set in the "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" command prevails.1. This parameter is valid when "RedirSwitch" is set to ONLY_TO_INTER_FREQUENCY or ONLY_TO_INTER_RAT. 2. If the value of this parameter is set in both the "SET UREDIRECTION" and "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" commands, the value set in the "ADD UCELLREDIRECTION" command prevails.
None None None RAB None
bit/s None None RAB None
dB None None Cell The value of this parameter mu
dB None None Cell The value of this parameter mu
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None CPICH_ECNO CPICH_ECNO Cell None
dB 2 2 Cell None
dB 2 2 Cell None
dB 1 1 Cell This parameter is valid only
dB 1 1 Cell This parameter is valid only
s 1 1 Cell None
dB -18 -18 Cell None
dBm -58 -58 Cell None
None 0 0 Cell None
None None None Cell This parameter is required wh
dBm 24 24 Cell None
dB 5 5 Cell None
dB 4 4 Cell None
dB 5 5 Cell None
dB 4 4 Cell None
dB 2 2 Cell None
None 255 255 Cell None
None 255 255 Cell None
None 255 255 Cell None
None NOT_CONFIGURED NOT_CONFIGURED Cell None
s NotUsed NotUsed Cell This parameter is valid only
None 8 8 Cell This parameter is valid only
s NotUsed NotUsed Cell This parameter is valid only
For BE service,DRA_HSDPA_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH and DRA_HSUPA_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH are valid when DRA_PS_BE_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH is set to ON;For RT service,DRA_HSDPA_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH and DRA_HSUPA_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH are valid when DRA_PS_NON_BE_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH is set to ON;
When the value of "UlMidRateCalc" is HAND_APPOINT, the following relationship must be satisfied:"UlDcccRateThd" <= "UlMidRateThd".When the value of "DlMidRateCalc" is HAND_APPOINT, the following relationship must be satisfied:"DlDcccRateThd" <= "DlMidRateThd".
The parameter is valid when "UlMidRateCalc" in "SET UDCCC" is set to HAND_APPOINT, and the following relationship must be satisfied:"UlDcccRateThd" <= "UlMidRateThd".
This parameter is valid when the "DlMidRateCalc" in "SET UDCCC" is set to HAND_APPOINT, and the following relationship must be satisfied:"DlDcccRateThd" <= "DlMidRateThd".
% 10 10 RNC This parameter is valid only
% 35 35 RNC This parameter is valid only
% 100 100 RNC This parameter is valid only
% 30 30 RNC This parameter is valid only
None OFF OFF RNC If this parameter is set thr
% 7 7 RNC This parameter is valid only
None SF8 SF8 RNC If this parameter is set thr
% 13 13 RNC If this parameter is set thr
None DependOnNCell DependOnNCell RNC If this parameter is set thr
None None None RNC If this parameter is set thr
None None None RNC
None None None RNC
None OFF ON RNC If this parameter is set thr
% 10 10 RNC None
% 25 25 RNC If this parameter is set thr
None OFF OFF RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None 10 10 RNC None
None 10 10 RNC None
None 25 25 RNC None
None 17 17 RNC None
None 15 15 RNC None
None 25 25 RNC None
None 20 20 RNC None
None 15 15 RNC None
None None 11 RNC None
ms None 100 RNC None
None None TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms None 500 RNC Valid when "ChoiceRptUnitFo
min None None RNC Valid when "ChoiceRptUnitForC
ms None 100 RNC None
None None TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms None 500 RNC Valid when "ChoiceRptUnitFo
min None None RNC Valid when "ChoiceRptUnitForC
None ON ON RNC None
None 1 1 RNC When "DsacAutoSwitch"is set t
None TURE 1 RNC When "DsacAutoSwitch"is set t
None 2 2 RNC When "DsacAutoSwitch"is set t
None None AC0-1&AC1-1&AC2-1&AC3-1 RNC When "DsacAutoSwitch"is set t
s 100 100 RNC When "DsacAutoSwitch"is set t
s 10 10 RNC When "DsacAutoSwitch"is set t
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None ON ON RNC None
None None None RNC This parameter is valid when "D
slot D2 D2 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None None None RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None None None RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None D1 D1 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None D1 D1 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None ON ON RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None D5 D5 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None D4 D4 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None D2 D2 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None 1 1 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
ms D2 D2 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None D5 D5 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None D20 D20 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None D5 D5 RNC This parameter is valid when "D
None None RNC None
BandIndNotUsed [0-16383]BandIndNotUsed [0-16383]
RATE_5440KBPS: not selectedRATE_11480KBPS: not selected
None Gold Gold None None
dB 3 3 None This parameter must be smalle
dB 3 3 None
dB 4 4 None
dB 4 4 None This parameter must be greate
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell If this paramter is not zero, i
None STTD_not_Supported STTD_not_Supported Cell This paramter is valid only whe
None CP1_not_Supported CP1_not_Supported Cell This paramter is valid only whe
None OFFSET1 OFFSET1 Cell This paramter is valid only w
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
This parameter must be greater than or equal to "BeThd6A1";This parameter must be smaller than "BeThd6A2";This parameter must be smaller than or equal to "BeThd6B2";This parameter must be greater than "BeThd6B1";
This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.This paramter is set to CP1 only when "CP1SupInd" is set to CP1_Supported.This paramter is valid only when "TxDiversityInd" is set to TRUE.This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.This paramter is set to CP1 only when "CP1SupInd" is set to CP1_Supported.This paramter is valid only when "TxDiversityInd" is set to TRUE.This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.
None None None Cell
None None None Cell None
None NOT_FORBIDDEN NOT_FORBIDDEN Cell This parameter is valid wh
None Mode0 Mode0 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None 0 0 Cell None
None 0 0 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Physical channel None
None 230 230 Transport channel None
ms 35 35 Transport channel None
ms 10 10 Transport channel None
dB 10 10 Cell None
None D15 D15 Transport channel None
None D14 D14 Transport channel None
None 1 1 Transport channel None
None CONVOLUTIONAL CONVOLUTIONAL Transport channel None
None D1/2 D1/2 Transport channel Configured only when the "C
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
kbit/s None CONVERSATIONAL:7; STREARNC None
None None None Cell None
None None None Physical channel None
bit None None Transport channel None
None None None Transport channel None
None None Transport channel None
None 1 1 Transport channel This paramter is valid only wh
None 2 2 Transport channel This paramter is valid only wh
None None None Cell None
None None None Physical channel None
dB 12 12 RNC None
dB -30 -30 RNC None
dB -200 -200 RNC None
dB -22 -22 RNC None
None ALGORITHM1 ALGORITHM1 RNC None
dB 1 1 RNC This parameter can only be se
dB STEPSIZE_1DB STEPSIZE_1DB RNC None
None SINGLE_TPC SINGLE_TPC RNC None
None ON ON RNC The code-resource-saving mod
None 11 11 RNC This parameter is valid only
None 6 6 RNC None
kbit/s D64 D64 RNC This parameter is valid onl
kbit/s D64 D64 RNC This parameter is valid onl
None NON-SCHEDULED NON-SCHEDULED RNC None
ms D50 D50 RNC None
ms D50 D50 RNC None
ms D100 D100 RNC None
ms D100 D100 RNC None
kbit/s D256 D256 RNC This parameter can be used
kbit/s D128 D128 RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
kbit/s D32 D32 RNC This parameter is required wh
None EDCH_TTI_10ms EDCH_TTI_10ms RNC None
kbit/s D384 D384 RNC None
kbit/s None None RNC None
dB 41 41 RNC If this parameter is set thr
ms 5000 5000 Cell If this parameter is set thr
byte 502 502 RNC None
byte 302 302 RNC RlcPduMaxSizeForUlL2Enhance
This paramter is valid only when "TxDiversityInd" is set to TRUE.This paramter is set to STTD only when "STTDSupInd" is set to STTD_Supported.
Configured to 1 when "Number of TFs" is 1;Configured to 0 when "Number of TFs" is 2 or 3
The value of the parameter must satisfy the function below: "NFastSpdEst"*"TSlowSpdEst" >= "NSlowSpdEst"*"TFastSpdEst".The value of the parameter must satisfy the function below: "NFastSpdEst"*"TSlowSpdEst" >= "NSlowSpdEst"*"TFastSpdEst".
The value of the parameter must meet the following condition: "NFastSpdEst"*"TSlowSpdEst" >= "NSlowSpdEst"*"TFastSpdEst"The value of the parameter must meet the following condition: "NFastSpdEst"*"TSlowSpdEst" >= "NSlowSpdEst"*"TFastSpdEst"
The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1ACSVP" - "Hystfor1A" / 2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BCSVP" + "Hystfor1B" / 2).The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1ACSNVP" - "Hystfor1A" / 2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BCSNVP" + "Hystfor1B" / 2).The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1APS" - "Hystfor1A"/2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BPS" + "Hystfor1B"/2)The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1ACSVP" - "Hystfor1A"/2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BCSVP" + "Hystfor1B"/2)The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1ACSNVP" - "Hystfor1A"/2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BCSNVP" + "Hystfor1B"/2)The value of this parameter must be set based on the following formula: ("IntraRelThdFor1APS" - "Hystfor1A"/2) < ("IntraRelThdFor1BPS" + "Hystfor1B"/2)
None None None Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell None
None AFFECT AFFECT Cell None
None AFFECT AFFECT Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid when "
dB 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid when "
None 0 0 Cell None
dB 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid when "
dB 0 0 Cell This parameter is valid when "
s D0 D0 Cell None
dB D3 D3 Cell This parameter is valid when "
dB D2 D2 Cell This parameter is valid when "
None 0 0 Cell None
None None None Cell This parameter is valid only w
The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"PlmnValTagMax" > "PlmnValTagMin".The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"PlmnValTagMax" > "PlmnValTagMin".
LCG_CREDIT_LDR_SWITCH:disabled.LC_CREDIT_LDR_SWITCH:disabled. When "ChoiceRprtUnitForDlBasicMeas" is set to TEN_MSEC,the value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:
"IntraFreqLdbPeriodTimerLen" x 1000 > 2 x "TenMsecForDlBasicMeas".When "ChoiceRprtUnitForDlBasicMeas" is set to TEN_MSEC,the value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"PucPeriodTimerLen" x 1000 > 2 x "TenMsecForDlBasicMeas".
s 10 10 RNC
ms 3000 3000 RNC
None D6 D6 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 20 RNC
min 20 None RNC
None D6 D6 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 20 RNC
min 20 None RNC
None 150 150 RNC None
None 6 32 RNC None
None 6 32 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 100 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 10 None RNC This parameter is valid only
None 5 5 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 100 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 10 None RNC This parameter is valid only
None 5 5 RNC None
None 3 3 RNC None
None D3 D1 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 20 20 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 20 None RNC This parameter is valid only w
None 100 100 RNC None
None D3 D1 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 20 20 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 20 None RNC This parameter is valid only w
None 100 100 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 100 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 1 None RNC This parameter is valid only
None 5 5 RNC None
None None None NodeB None
min 2 2 None This parameter is used with
None None None MBMS Service None
None None None MBMS Service None
None None None MBMS Service None
None None None RNC None
kbit/s None None RNC None
dB None None RNC None
% 80 80 Cell
% 50 50 Cell
ms 35 35 Transport channel None
ms 10 10 Transport channel None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
"LdrPeriodTimerLen" x 1000 > 2 x "TenMsecForUlBasicMeas";"LdrPeriodTimerLen" x 1000 > 2 x "TenMsecForDlBasicMeas"."OlcPeriodTimerLen" > 2 x "TenMsecForUlBasicMeas";"OlcPeriodTimerLen" > 2 x "TenMsecForDlBasicMeas".
"TenMsecForUlBasicMeas" < "LdrPeriodTimerLen" * 1000/2 (See "SET ULDCPERIOD" and "SET USATLDCPERIOD");"TenMsecForUlBasicMeas" < "OlcPeriodTimerLen" /2 (See "SET ULDCPERIOD" and "SET USATLDCPERIOD") ."MinForUlBasicMeas" x 60 < "LdrPeriodTimerLen"/2;"MinForUlBasicMeas" x 60000 < "OlcPeriodTimerLen"/2 .
"TenMsecForDlBasicMeas" < "LdrPeriodTimerLen" x 1000/2 (See "SET ULDCPERIOD" and "SET USATLDCPERIOD");"TenMsecForDlBasicMeas" < "OlcPeriodTimerLen"/2 (See "SET ULDCPERIOD" and "SET USATLDCPERIOD")."MinForDlBasicMeas" x 60 < "LdrPeriodTimerLen"/2;"MinForDlBasicMeas" x 60000 < "OlcPeriodTimerLen"/2 .
The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "MtchMinPerc0" >= "MtchMinPerc15".The value of this parameter must fulfill the following condition: "MtchMinPerc0" >= "MtchMinPerc15".
None None None RNC None
kbit/s None None RNC None
None 0 0 Physical channel None
None None ON RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC This parameter is valid olny
None OFF OFF RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None OFF None RNC None
None 10 None RNC None
None 30 None RNC None
s 3 None RNC None
None OFF None RNC None
None OFF None RNC This paramter is valid only
None 10 None RNC None
None OFF None RNC None
None 0 0 None None
None 50 50 None None
None 7 7 RNC
None 3 3 RNC
None 1 1 RNC
None OFF OFF Cell If this parameter is set th
s 10 10 Cell If this parameter is set th
ms D3000 D3000 RNC If this parameter is set th
dBm -92 -92 Cell If this parameter is set th
dB -12 -12 Cell If this parameter is set th
None 10 10 Cell If this parameter is set th
s 6 6 Cell None
ms D3000 D3000 Cell None
dBm -92 -92 Cell None
dB -12 -12 Cell None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None None None None This parameter is valid when "T
dB -30 -30 RNC None
None None None RNC None
kbit/s None None RNC None
None 0 0 RNC None
s None None NodeB None
min None None NodeB None
None None None RNC None
None OFF OFF Subsystem None
None OFF OFF Subsystem None
None OFF OFF Subsystem None
None ATM_TRANS ATM_TRANS NodeB
ms 10 10 NodeB None
None SINGLEHOST SINGLEHOST NodeB None
None None None RNC None
None None None NodeB None
None None DEDICATED NodeB None
None None None RNC None
None None None NodeB None
None 3840 3840 NodeB None
None 3840 3840 NodeB None
None MBR MBR NodeB None
None None None NodeB None
None 0 0 NodeB None
None 0 0 NodeB None
None None None BSC6900 None
None None None BSC6900 None
None BERateRed BERateRed NodeB None
None NoAct NoAct NodeB None
None NoAct NoAct NodeB None
The relationship of parameters must be set as follows:"Mcch Mod Period Coefficient" > "DRX cycle length coefficient" in "ADD UCNDOMAIN".The relationship of parameters must be set as follows:"Mcch Access Period Coefficient" > "Mcch Repetition Period Coefficient".The relationship of parameters must be set as follows:"Mcch Access Period Coefficient" > "Mcch Repetition Period Coefficient".
3. If the NodeB is configured with adjacent nodes through "ADD ADJNODE", the transmission type cannot be modified.4. If the NodeB is configured with the electrical serial number through "ADD UNODEBESN" and the transmission type is supposed to be modified to ATM transmission, the transmission type cannot be modified.
None None COMM_MOCN_NRI_GLOBAL_RNC When "MOCNSupport" in "SET
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC This parameter forms an SPI ma
None None None RNC This parameter forms an SPI ma
None None None RNC This parameter is required wh
None None None RNC This parameter forms an SPI ma
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
% None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None High High RNC None
None High High RNC None
None High High RNC None
None High High RNC None
None High High RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC This parameter is required wh
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
kbit/s D64 D64 RNC
kbit/s D64 D64 RNC
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC This parameter is required wh
kbit/s 0 0 RNC None
None None None Cell None
None Gold None RNC None
None Gold None RNC None
None Gold None RNC None
None Gold None RNC None
None Gold None RNC None
None Silver None RNC None
None Silver None RNC None
None Silver None RNC None
None Silver None RNC None
None Silver None RNC None
None Copper None RNC None
None Copper None RNC None
None Copper None RNC None
None Copper None RNC None
None Copper None RNC None
None ARP ARP RNC None
None NONE NONE RNC None
None None None Cell None
None 3 3 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None 8 Cell None
None 3 3 Cell None
None 230 230 Transport channel None
ms 35 35 Cell None
ms 10 10 Cell None
dB -20 -20 Cell None
None None None Cell None
For the BE users with the same "TrafficClass", "THPClass" and "BearType" values, make sure: "UlGBR" of GOLD users ("UserPriority" is set to GOLD) >= "UlGBR" of SILVER users ("UserPriority" is set to SILVER) >= "UlGBR" of COPPER users ("UserPriority" is set to COPPER).For the BE users with the same "TrafficClass", "THPClass" and "BearType" values, make sure: "DlGBR" of GOLD users ("UserPriority" is set to GOLD) >= "DlGBR" of SILVER users ("UserPriority" is set to SILVER) >= "DlGBR" of COPPER users ("UserPriority" is set to COPPER).
Configured to 1 when TFsNumber is 1;Configured to 0 when TFsNumber is 2.
"Min Transmit Power of PCPICH" <= "PCPICH Transmit Power"2. To modify the "PCPICH Transmit Power", the intra-frequency load balance algorithm of the cell should be disabled. You can use "LST UCELLALGOSWITCH" to query the switch and use "MOD UCELLALGOSWITCH" to modify the switch.
The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"Min Transmit Power of PCPICH" <= "Max Transmit Power of PCPICH".
The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"Min Transmit Power of PCPICH" <= "Max Transmit Power of PCPICH".
None 1 1 Physical channel None
None 2 2 Physical channel None
None 3 3 Physical channel None
None None None Cell None
None 4 4 Cell None
None None None Physical channel None
dB None In signaling transmission modePhysical channel None
None None None Physical channel Either "Gain Factor BetaC" or
None 15 15 Physical channel Either "Gain Factor BetaC" or
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
dB -20 -20 Cell None
dB 2 2 Cell None
None 20 20 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None 0 0 Cell None
dB -50 -50 Physical channel None
s 20 20 RNC
s 20 20 RNC
s 20 20 RNC
s 20 20 RNC
s 20 20 RNC
s 20 20 RNC
s 20 20 RNC
s 20 20 RNC
s 360 360 RNC None
s 20 20 RNC
s 20 20 RNC
s 4 4 RNC None
s 10 10 RNC None
s 3 3 RNC None
s 3 3 RNC None
s 3 3 RNC None
s 3 3 RNC None
byte D8 D8 RNC
ms D1280 D1280 RNC None
ms D1000 D1000 RNC None
ms 110 110 RNC None
bit/s 10 10 RNC None
None 1 1 RNC None
None 1 1 RNC None
s 10 10 RNC None
byte D8 D8 RNC
ms D80 D80 RNC None
ms D250 D250 RNC None
byte D16 D16 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
None YES YES RNC None
None NO NO RNC None
None NO NO RNC None
None None None RNC
None None None RNC
None None None RNC
ms 3000 3000 RNC Valid when "BEQosPerform" is
None RateDegrade RateDegrade RNC
None None None RNC
None None None RNC
None SINGLE SINGLE RNC Valid when "BEQosPerform" is
None YES YES RNC Valid when "BEQosPerform" is
None NO NO RNC Valid when "BEQosPerform" is
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure conversational services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time.2. For the detection timers that need to configure conversational services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure conversational services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure conversational services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure streaming services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure streaming services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure streaming services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure streaming services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure interactive services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure interactive services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure interactive services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure interactive services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure background services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure background services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure background services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure background services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.
1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure IMS signaling services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure IMS signaling services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.1. For the detection timers that do not need to configure IMS signaling services, the related T1 and T2 must be 0 at the same time. 2. For the detection timers that need to configure IMS signaling services, the related T1 and T2 must not be 0 at the same time.
The following relationship must be satisfied:"PTTDH2FTvmThd" < "PTTF2DHTvmThd".
The following relationship must be satisfied:"PTTF2PTvmThd" < "PTTF2DHTvmThd"
"BeUlAct2" and "BeUlAct3" must be None when "BeUlAct1" is set to None;"BeUlAct2" and "BeUlAct3" must not be equal with "BeUlAct1" when "BeUlAct1" is not set to None."BeUlAct3" must be None when "BeUlAct2" is set to None;"BeUlAct3" must not be equal with "BeUlAct2" and "BeUlAct1" when "BeUlAct2" is not set to None."BeUlAct3" must not be equal with "BeUlAct1" when "BeUlAct1" is not set to None."BeUlAct3" must not be equal with "BeUlAct2" when "BeUlAct2" is not set to None.
"BeDlAct2" and "BeDlAct3" must be None when "BeDlAct1" is set to None;"BeDlAct2" and "BeDlAct3" must not be equal with "BeDlAct1" when "BeDlAct1" is not set to None."BeDlAct3" must be None when "BeDlAct2" is set to None;"BeDlAct3" must not be equal with "BeDlAct2" and "BeDlAct1" when "BeDlAct2" is not set to None."BeDlAct3" must not be equal with "BeDlAct1" when "BeDlAct1" is not set to None."BeDlAct3" must not be equal with "BeDlAct2" when "BeDlAct2" is not set to None.
ms 3000 3000 RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
ms 3000 3000 RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC Valid when "AMRQosPerform" i
None NO NO RNC This parameter is valid when t
None NO NO RNC This parameter is valid when t
None YES YES RNC This parameter is valid when
None YES YES RNC This parameter is valid when
None NO NO RNC Valid when "BEQosPerform" is
s 20 20 RNC Valid when "BEQosPerform" is
dB 5 5 Cell None
s 20 20 Cell None
s 20 20 Cell None
None CPICH_RSCP CPICH_RSCP Cell This parameter is valid wh
ms D320 D320 Cell None
ms D320 D320 Cell None
ms D320 D320 Cell None
ms D320 D320 Cell None
ms D240 D240 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
ms D240 D240 Cell None
ms D640 D640 Cell None
ms D2560 D2560 Cell None
ms D1280 D1280 Cell None
ms D1280 D1280 Cell None
ms D240 D240 Cell None
None D19 D19 Cell None
None D1 D1 Cell None
ms 64 64 Cell None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC Cell None
ms 480 480 Cell None
min None None Cell None
ms 64 64 Cell None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC Cell None
ms 480 480 Cell None
min None None Cell None
ms 64 64 Cell None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC Cell None
ms 480 480 Cell None
min None None Cell None
ms 64 64 Cell None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC Cell None
ms 480 480 Cell None
min None None Cell None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None ON ON RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
ms 50 50 RNC
s 5 5 RNC
The value of this parameter must be set to meet the following conditions: 100 x "MaxQueueTimeLen" > "PollTimerLen".The value of this parameter must be set to meet the following conditions: 100 x "MaxQueueTimeLen" > "PollTimerLen".
None ON ON RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC
None None None RNC
None None None Cell None
None 4 4 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
frame 0 0 Cell
frame 0 0 Cell
None 8 8 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None 1 1 Cell None
bit None None Transport channel None
None None None Transport channel None
None 1 1 Transport channel None
None 2 2 Transport channel None
dB 5000 5000 RNC [Maximum Ec/N0 Up Step] is no
dB 3000 3000 RNC [Maximum Ec/N0 Down Step] is
dB 500 500 RNC
% 10 10 RNC None
ms 100 100 RNC None
dB 49 49 RNC [Maximum Ec/N0 Value] is lar
dB 21 21 RNC [Maximum Ec/N0 Value] is lar
None None None RNC None
None None None Cell None
% 0 0 RNC This parameter is valid wh
% None AMR:50; Other:0 RNC This parameter is valid wh
None DependOnNCell DependOnNCell RNC This parameter is valid wh
None None None RNC This parameter is valid when "
None None None RNC
None None None RNC This parameter is valid wh
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
None None None Cell
None None None RNC None
min None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC After running the "ADD UCBSAD
None OFF OFF RNC None
None ENGLISH ENGLISH RNC None
s 300 300 RNC None
None 0 0 RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
s 20 20 RNC This paramter is valid only w
s 180 180 RNC This paramter is valid only w
None PTM PTM RNC None
kbit/s D16 D16 RNC None
% 70 70 RNC None
None 3 3 RNC This parameter defines an offs
None 4 4 RNC None
None 3 3 RNC None
None 2 2 RNC The value of this parameter
s 6 6 RNC The value of this parameter
s 10 10 RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None ON ON RNC None
The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"PlmnValTagMax" > "PlmnValTagMin".The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"PlmnValTagMax" > "PlmnValTagMin".
The value of this parameter must be set to meet the following conditions:"Random Back-off Upper Limit" >= "Random Back-off Lower Limit".The value of this parameter must be set to meet the following conditions:"Random Back-off Upper Limit" >= "Random Back-off Lower Limit".
1. [Maximum Ec/N0 Up Step] is not smaller than [Ec/N0 Adjustment Step].2. [Maximum Ec/N0 Down Step] is not smaller than [Ec/N0 Adjustment Step].
1. This parameter is valid when "RedirUARFCNUplinkInd" is set to TRUE. 2. This parameter is valid when "RedirBandInd" is set to BandIndNotUsed.
The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"DLOVSFSF">"DLCODENO".The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"DLOVSFSF">"DLCODENO".The value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"DLOVSFSF">="DLCODENO".
None ON ON RNC None
kbit/s D16 D16 RNC None
None None 0 RNC None
None None None RNC None
s 1 1 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 2 2 RNC None
None IUCS_IUPS IUCS_IUPS RNC None
None None 0 RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC When the "RrcCause" paramet
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None PTM PTM RNC None
None 4 4 RNC None
None 3 3 RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
s 1800 1800 RNC
s 1800 1800 RNC
s 10 10 RNC
ms 3000 3000 RNC
None D6 D6 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 20 RNC
min 20 None RNC
None D6 D6 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 20 RNC
min 20 None RNC
None 150 150 RNC None
None 6 32 RNC None
None 6 32 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None 5 5 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 100 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 10 None RNC This parameter is valid only
None 5 5 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 100 100 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 10 None RNC This parameter is valid only
None 5 5 RNC None
None 3 3 RNC None
None D3 D1 RNC None
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 20 20 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 20 None RNC This parameter is valid only w
None 100 100 RNC None
None D3 D1 RNC None
When "ChoiceRprtUnitForDlBasicMeas" is set to TEN_MSEC,the value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"IntraFreqLdbPeriodTimerLen" x 1000 > 2 x "TenMsecForDlBasicMeas".When "ChoiceRprtUnitForDlBasicMeas" is set to TEN_MSEC,the value of this parameter must satisfy the following relationship:"PucPeriodTimerLen" x 1000 > 2 x "TenMsecForDlBasicMeas"."LdrPeriodTimerLen" x 1000 > 2 x "TenMsecForUlBasicMeas";"LdrPeriodTimerLen" x 1000 > 2 x "TenMsecForDlBasicMeas"."OlcPeriodTimerLen" > 2 x "TenMsecForUlBasicMeas";"OlcPeriodTimerLen" > 2 x "TenMsecForDlBasicMeas".
"TenMsecForUlBasicMeas" < "LdrPeriodTimerLen" * 1000/2 (See "SET ULDCPERIOD" and "SET USATLDCPERIOD");"TenMsecForUlBasicMeas" < "OlcPeriodTimerLen" /2 (See "SET ULDCPERIOD" and "SET USATLDCPERIOD") ."MinForUlBasicMeas" x 60 < "LdrPeriodTimerLen"/2;"MinForUlBasicMeas" x 60000 < "OlcPeriodTimerLen"/2 .
"TenMsecForDlBasicMeas" < "LdrPeriodTimerLen" x 1000/2 (See "SET ULDCPERIOD" and "SET USATLDCPERIOD");"TenMsecForDlBasicMeas" < "OlcPeriodTimerLen"/2 (See "SET ULDCPERIOD" and "SET USATLDCPERIOD")."MinForDlBasicMeas" x 60 < "LdrPeriodTimerLen"/2;"MinForDlBasicMeas" x 60000 < "OlcPeriodTimerLen"/2 .
None TEN_MSEC TEN_MSEC RNC None
ms 20 20 RNC This parameter is valid only
min 20 None RNC This parameter is valid only w
None 100 100 RNC None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
dB -20 -20 Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None 8 Cell None
chip 50 50 Physical channel None
None None None Physical channel None
None 0 0 Physical channel None
bit BIT4 BIT4 Physical channel None
None None None Physical channel None
None None EXISTS Physical channel This parameter is valid only wh
None COMMON COMMON Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Cell None
None None None Physical channel None
None None None RNC This parameter forms an SPI ma
None None None RNC This parameter forms an SPI ma
None None None RNC This parameter is required wh
None None None RNC This parameter forms an SPI ma
None None None Cell None
None None All RNC None
None UE_BASED UE_BASED RNC None
None NODELIVERY NODELIVERY RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None 16 16 RNC None
None UE_ASSISTED UE_ASSISTED RNC None
None UE_ASSISTED UE_ASSISTED RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
None YES YES RNC None
None DRD DRD RNC None
None None R5_POSDATA_SWITCH RNC None
None OFF OFF RNC None
dB 12 12 RNC None
dB 18 18 RNC None
ms D160 D160 RNC None
ms D1280 D1280 RNC None
dB -20 -20 RNC None
None RNC_CENTRIC RNC_CENTRIC RNC None
None None None RNC None
None MIXED_ENVIRONMENT MIXED_ENVIRONMENT Cell This parameter is valid when
None ACTIVE ACTIVE Cell This parameter is valid when
None ACTIVE ACTIVE Cell This parameter is valid when
None ACTIVE ACTIVE Cell This parameter is valid when
None None None RNC None
None 1 1 RNC None
None 1 1 RNC None
None 1 1 RNC None
None 1 1 RNC None
None 1 1 RNC None
None None None RNC None
% None None RNC None
None 313 313 None "SqiGoodThres" > "SqiBadThr
None 200 200 None "SqiGoodThres" > "SqiBadThr
s 60 60 RNC None
ms 400 400 RNC This parameter is valid on
s 5 5 RNC This parameter is valid on
s 60 60 RNC None
s 30 30 RNC This parameter is valid on
None NRT NRT RNC None
None None None Cell None
None 1 1 Physical channel None
dB -50 -50 Physical channel None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 350 350 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 1000 1000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC The retransmit mechanism is us
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC The retransmit mechanism is us
ms 5000 5000 RNC The retransmit mechanism is us
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 11000 11000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 10000 10000 RNC None
ms 45000 45000 RNC None
ms 20000 20000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 15000 15000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 10000 10000 RNC None
ms 3000 3000 RNC None
min 10 10 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
ms 5000 5000 RNC None
s 300 300 RNC None
s 300 300 RNC None
s 4 4 RNC None
None High High RNC None
None High High RNC None
None High High RNC None
None High High RNC None
None High High RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Medium Medium RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None Low Low RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RNC None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB None
bit/s None None RAB None
None None None RAB This parameter must not be
None None None RAB There must be one parameter se
None None None RAB There must be one parameter se
None None HO_TO_GSM_SHOULD_NOT RAB This parameter is valid wh
None None None RAB None
None None SILENT RAB None
None None None RAB None
None None None RNC None
None None None RAB None
byte D1024 D1024 RAB The value of this parameter mu
byte None None RAB The value of this parameter mu
ms None None RAB None
ms D4000 D4000 RAB None
ms D2560 D2560 RAB None
ms D4000 D4000 RAB None
None 2 2 RAB None
None 16 16 RAB None
None 2 2 RAB None
None 16 16 RAB None
None 2 2 RAB None
None 16 16 RAB None
None None None RNC None
None None None RAB None
None D1 D1 RAB This parameter is required
bit 336 336 RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
None D1 D1 RAB This parameter is required
bit 336 336 RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
bit None None RAB This parameter is associated
ms D50 D50 RAB This parameter is required
None None None RNC None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB This parameter is required whe
dB None None RAB This parameter is required
None None None RAB This parameter is required
None None None RAB
None None None RAB
None None None RNC None
dB None None RNC
dB None None RNC
1. The value of this parameter must be smaller than that of "MaxEdchRetransNum".2. The value of this parameter must be smaller than that of "EdchTargetLargeRetransNum".1. If "TrchType" is set to TRCH_EDCH_2MS or TRCH_EDCH_10MS, this parameter is required and must be set to a value smaller than or equal to "MaxEdchRetransNum".2. The value of this parameter must be greater than that of "EdchTargetLittleRetransNum".
The following relationship must be satisfied:"UlThd6A1" <= "UlThd6B1"."UlThd6A2" <= "UlThd6B2";"UlThd6A2" > "UlThd6B1".
dB None None RNC
dB None None RNC
None None 500 RNC
None None 280 RNC
None None 512 RNC None
dB None None RNC
dB None None RNC
None None None RNC None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB None
None None None RAB This parameter is required whe
ms 5000 5000 RAB This parameter is required
ms 1000 1000 RAB This parameter is required
None 1 1 RAB This parameter is required
% 160 160 RAB This parameter is required
None 2 2 RAB This parameter is required
None 1 1 RAB This parameter is required
% 80 80 RAB This parameter is required
None 14 14 RAB This parameter is required
None 1 1 RAB This parameter is required
ms 50 50 RAB This parameter is required
None None UEA0-1; UEA1-1 RNC None
None 9 9 RNC None
byte D64 D64 RNC
ms D5000 D5000 RNC None
ms D1000 D1000 RNC None
ms D5000 D5000 RNC None
ms D16000 D16000 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
byte D64 D64 RNC
ms D5000 D5000 RNC None
ms D1000 D1000 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
byte D64 D64 RNC
ms D5000 D5000 RNC None
ms D16000 D16000 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
ms 30 30 RNC None
kbit/s 8 8 RNC None
None 2 2 RNC None
None 4 4 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC None
ms D0 D0 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC None
ms D0 D0 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
byte D1024 D1024 RNC
ms D0 D0 RNC None
"UlThd6A1" <= "UlThd6B1";"UlThd6A2" > "UlThd6B1".The following relationship must be satisfied:"UlThd6A2" <= "UlThd6B2".The following relationship must be satisfied:"StaBlkNum5A" >= "Thd5A".The following relationship must be satisfied:"StaBlkNum5A" >= "Thd5A".
The following relationship must be satisfied:"ThdEa" <= "ThdEb".The following relationship must be satisfied:"ThdEa" <= "ThdEb".
For the BE users with the same "TrafficClass", "THPClass" and "BearType" values, make sure: "UlGBR" of GOLD users ("UserPriority" is set to GOLD) >= "UlGBR" of SILVER users ("UserPriority" is set to SILVER) >= "UlGBR" of COPPER users ("UserPriority" is set to COPPER).For the BE users with the same "TrafficClass", "THPClass" and "BearType" values, make sure: "DlGBR" of GOLD users ("UserPriority" is set to GOLD) >= "DlGBR" of SILVER users ("UserPriority" is set to SILVER) >= "DlGBR" of COPPER users ("UserPriority" is set to COPPER).
Service Interrupted After Modification Interruption Scope Interruption Duration(Min) Caution Validation of Modification
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Yes Cell Interruption until the cell is act The cell should be deactivated The cell should be activated af
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Yes Cell Interruption until the cell is act The cell should be deactivated The cell should be activated af
Yes Cell Interruption until the cell is act The cell should be deactivated The cell should be activated af
Yes Cell Interruption until the cell is act The cell should be deactivated The cell should be activated af
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Yes Cell Interruption until the cell is act The cell should be deactivated The cell should be activated af
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Yes Cell Interruption until the cell is act The cell should be deactivated The cell should be activated af
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All the switches have multiple choices. SELECT ALL means turning on all the switches; CLEAR ALL means turning off all the switches; GRAYED ALL means keeping the original states of all the switches. The parameter modification has no impact on the equipment.When the parameter RNCAP_IMSI_HO_SWITCH is set to 1, the SNA_RESTRICTION_SWITCH check box under the Handover algorithm switch parameter in the MML command "SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH" cannot be selected at the same time.
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All the switches have multiple choices. SELECT ALL means turning on all the switches; CLEAR ALL means turning off all the switches; GRAYED ALL means keeping the original states of all the switches. If the SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST switch is turned off, the BARRED_CELL_FOR_CSDOMAIN_RST switch is invalid.The parameter modification has no impact on the equipment.When the parameter RNCAP_IMSI_HO_SWITCH is set to 1, the SNA_RESTRICTION_SWITCH check box under the Handover algorithm switch parameter in the MML command "SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH" cannot be selected at the same time.
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Impact on Radio Network Performance
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The larger the value of the parameter, the lower the probability of selecting neighboring cells. The smaller the value the parameter, the higher the probability of doing so.
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If this cell is the neighboring cell of the serving cell for the blind handover, it is considered as the target cell for the blind handover and inter-system DRD. If the coverage of the WCDMA cell is not completely included in that of the GSM cell, the blind handover or inter-system DRD may fail, thus leading to call drops.
The RNC hands over the UE preferentially to the neighboring cell with a high priority. It is recommended that the GSM cell that includes the entire WCDMA cell be assigned with a higher priority. Otherwise, the UE may be handed over to the GSM cell that does not include the entire WCDMA cell, thus leading to call drops, handover failures, or DRD failures.
A greater value of this parameter indicates that the inter-RAT DRD is less possibly triggered. A smaller value of this parameter indicates that the inter-RAT DRD is more possibly triggered, however, with a low success rate.
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When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
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A greater value of this parameter indicates that this GSM cell is more possibly selected as the target cell for the handover. If the value of this parameter is too great, a GSM cell that fails to provide qualified services may be selected as the target cell for the handover, thus leading to call drops.A smaller value of this parameter indicates that this GSM cell is less possibly selected as the target cell for the handover. If the value of this parameter is too small, the MS may fail to be handed over to the GSM cell timely, thus leading to call drops.
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If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the acquisition indication properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are greater possibilities of meeting the requirement for lowering the AMR speech rate. Thus, it is easier to lower the AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are less possibilities of meeting the requirement for stopping AMR speech rate adjustment. Thus, it is easier to lower the AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are less possibilities of meeting the requirement for raising the AMR speech rate. Thus, it is more difficult to raise the AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are greater possibilities of meeting the requirement for stopping AMR speech rate increase. Thus, it is more difficult to raise the AMR speech rate.
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The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are greater possibilities of meeting the requirement for lowering the wideband AMR speech rate. Thus, it is easier to lower the wideband AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are less possibilities of meeting the requirement for stopping wideband AMR speech rate adjustment. Thus, it is easier to lower the wideband AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are less possibilities of meeting the requirement for raising the wideband AMR speech rate. Thus, it is more difficult to raise the wideband AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are greater possibilities of meeting the requirement for stopping wideband AMR speech rate increase. Thus, it is more difficult to raise the wideband AMR speech rate.
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If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the system messages properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
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It is configured in the network planning.
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The higher the value is, the stricter the synchronization process becomes, and the more difficult the synchronization occurs. The lower the value is, the easier the synchronization occurs. If the link quality is poor, a simple synchronization requirement leads to waste of the UE power and increase of uplink interference.
If the value is excessively high, the link out-of-sync decision is likely to happen. If the value is excessively low, out-of-sync is not likely to happen. But if the link quality is poor, it may result in a waste of the UE power and increased uplink interference.
If the value is excessively low, there are few chances for the radio link to get synchronized. If the value is excessively high, the radio link failure process is probably delayed, and the downlink interference increases.
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The larger the sum, the higher the handover priority of the neighboring cell. The smaller the sum, the lower the handover priority of the neighboring cell. Usually it is configured to 0. The larger the parameter, the easier of the handover to the neighboring cell. The smaller the parameter, the harder the handover to the neighboring cell.
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If the maximum transmit power of the PCPICH is configured too large, the cell capacity will be decreased because a lot of system resources will be occupied and the interference with the downlink traffic channels will be increased.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
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If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the system messages properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
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If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources and the failure to achieving network planning target.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resource and the failure to achieving the network planning target.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources and the failure to achieving network planning target.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high, power resources are wasted, which impacts system capacity. If the value is too low, resources can be fully used and coverage may be impacted in case of insufficient resources.
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If the value is too high, the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high, the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If this value is too high, the possibility of rejecting HSUPA schedule services increases, which impacts access success rate. If the value is too low, too many HSUPA schedule users may be admitted, which impacts the admitted users and results in overload and system congestion.
If this value is too high, the possibility of rejecting HSUPA schedule services increases, which impacts access success rate. If the value is too low, too many HSUPA schedule users may be admitted, which impacts the admitted users and results in overload and system congestion.
If this value is too high, the possibility of rejecting HSUPA schedule services increases, which impacts access success rate. If the value is too low, too many HSUPA schedule users may be admitted, which impacts the admitted users and results in overload and system congestionRecommended.
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If the value is too high, admission requirement of the HSDPA streaming service is strict, which improves the service quality of the HSDPA streaming service but also may lead to HSDPA capacity waste. If the value is too low, admission requirement of the HSDPA streaming service is loose, which allows more HSDPA streaming services but QoS of the HSDPA streaming service cannot be guaranteed.
If the value is too high, admission requirement of the HSDPA BE service is strict, which improves the service quality of the HSDPA BE service but also may lead to HSDPA capacity waste. If the value is too low, admission requirement of the HSDPA BE service is loose, which allows more BE services but QoS of the HSDPA BE service cannot be guaranteed.
If the value is too low, the cell HSDPA capacity may be reduces, leading to waste in HSDPA resources. If the value is too high, HSDPA services may be congested.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
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If the value is too high, HSUPA services may be congested. If the value is too low, the cell HSDPA capacity may be reduces, leading to waste in HSUPA resources.
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The backer position the value is in {SF4,SF8,SF16,SF32,SF64,SF128,SF256,SFOFF}, the less code and credit resources reserved for handover UEs. The possibility of rejecting handover UE admissions increases and performance of UEs cannot be guaranteed. The more frontal position the value is, the more the possibility of rejecting new UEs is and some idle resources are wasted.
The backer position the value is in {SF4,SF8,SF16,SF32,SF64,SF128,SF256,SFOFF}, the less code and credit resources reserved for handover UEs. The possibility of rejecting handover UE admissions increases and performance of UEs cannot be guaranteed. The more frontal position the value is, the more the possibility of rejecting new UEs is and some idle resources are wasted.
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With the RTWP anti-interference switch enabled, if this parameter is set to a small value, the number of equivalent users will be easy to be judged as overlarge. That is, the probability of accepting an admission request becomes low, and OLC operations will be performed. In this case, cell capacity may not be fully used. If this parameter is set to a great value, the number of equivalent users will be hard to be judged as overlarge. That is, the probability of accepting an admission request becomes high, and OLC operations may be cancelled. In this case, cell load may become heavy.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the guaranteed power of HSDPA users is high, and the power available for DCH users is low. As a result, the capacity of the cell decreases.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the guaranteed power of HSUPA users is high, and the power available for DCH users is low. As a result, the capacity of the cell decreases.
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UE will start intra-frequency and inter-frequency measurements easily when this parameter is large. So that better cells can be selected.
UE will start inter-system measurements easily when this parameter is large. So that better cells can be selected.
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If this parameter is set to a very great value, the fast-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with large coverage. This leads to the decrease in the number of soft handovers. If this parameter is set to a very small value, the fast-speed handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with large coverage.
With a smaller value of this parameter, a more reliable result can be obtained from UE slow speed decision. In this case, however, higher load may be carried by the CPU.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the slow-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with small coverage. Under this situation, the load of a cell with large coverage cannot be reduced.
If this parameter is set too large, the RNC may mistakenly determine that ping-pong handover to the best cell occurs. If this parameter is set too small, ping-pong handover cannot be prevented. Thus, it is recommended that this parameter be set according to the cell radius.
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When the value of this parameter is changed, the event 2D/2F thresholds are changed accordingly. As a result, inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover conditions are affected.
When this switch is set to ON, the number of inter-RAT handovers for CS services may increase. When this switch is set to OFF, the number of inter-RAT handovers for CS services may decrease.
When this switch is set to ON, the number of inter-RAT handovers for PS services may increase. When this switch is set to OFF, the number of inter-RAT handovers for PS services may decrease.
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At the early stage of network deployment, or when the traffic model of subscribers in a cell is not known, the parameter can be set to Automatic to have the HSDPA channel codes automatically allocated. If the traffic model of subscribers in a cell is stable and known, the parameter can be set to Manual to select the static allocation mode. Manual allocation leads to restriction of HSDPA code resource or leaves HSDPA code resource idle.
If the parameter value is set too low, the HSDPA code resources will be limited and the HSDPA performance is affected. If the parameter value is set too high, the HSDPA code resources are wasted, thus increasing the admission rejection rate for R99 services.
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In the scenarios like outdoor macro cells with power restricted, it is less likely to schedule multiple subscribers simultaneously, so two HS-SCCHs are configured. In the scenarios like indoor pico with code restricted, it is more likely to schedule multiple subscribers simultaneously, so four HS-SCCHs are configured. If excessive HS-SCCHs are configured, the code resource is wasted. If insufficient HS-SCCHs are configured, the HS-PDSCH code resource or power resource is wasted. Both affect the cell throughput rate.
If the parameter value is set too low (negative value), the total HSPA power will be too low, thus impacting the throughput of HSDPA subscribers at the border of a cell.
If the parameter value is unreasonable, the CQI in some scenarios will exceed the range of 0 to 30. As a result, the NodeB MAC-hs cannot schedule the subscriber in time or cannot schedule multiple subscribers with the difference of channel conditions.
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If the parameter value is set too high, the downlink codes are wasted. If the parameter value is set too low, the uplink throughput of the HSUPA is restricted.
If the parameter value is set too high, the downlink codes are wasted. If the parameter value is set too low, the uplink throughput of the HSUPA is restricted.
If the parameter value is set too low, there is a risk that the cell throughput will be too low. If the parameter value is set too high, there is a risk for high interference.
If the parameter value is set too low, the power of the non-serving radio link will be low and the data rate on non-serving E-DCH will be reduced, thus impacting the transport rate of the UE in soft handover state. If the parameter value is too high, the non-serving RL cannot send RG to the UE even in overloaded situation.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the quality of the current frequency is higher in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is not likely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the quality of the current frequency is lower in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. Generally, this parameter is set to 0 or 1. Whether the handover is easy or difficult to trigger is not decided by setting this parameter.
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1. Reducing the number of soft handovers for a slowly-moving UE2. Handing a slowly-moving UE to a cell with large coverage, thus lowering the load of a cell with small coverage.
If this parameter is set to a large value, the quick handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with a large coverage.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the UE can be easily handed over to a cell with small coverage. This may lead to the increase in the number of soft handovers.
If only inter-frequency neighboring cells exist, inter-frequency handovers may be triggered. If only inter-RAT neighboring cells exist, inter-RAT handovers may be triggered. If both inter-frequency and inter-RAT neighboring cells exist and this parameter is set to SIMINTERFREQRAT(inter-frequency and inter-RAT handover), both inter-frequency measurement and inter-RAT measurement can be performed.The compressed mode is used in many scenarios. Therefore, user experience may be affected.
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After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
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Setting this parameter to a smaller value reduces the impact of long duration of compression mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compression mode may be disabled before the inter-frequency handover of the UE. For the coverage-based inter-frequency handover, call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-frequency handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
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Setting this parameter to a smaller value reduces the impact of long duration of compression mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compression mode may be disabled before the inter-frequency handover of the UE. For the coverage-based inter-frequency handover, call drops may occur.
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If this parameter is set to a larger value, call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, unnecessary inter-RAT handovers may increase.
If the parameter value does not match the network environment (for example, the Ec/No measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement in areas with low RSCP), inter-RAT handover may fail.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is higher. In this case, inter-RAT handover is unlikely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is lower. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. When the parameter value is set to 0, the quality of the best cell in an active set is regarded as the general quality of an active set.
The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect handover decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. This leads to the decrease in the number of handovers.
If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.
If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.
If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.
If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The advantage of the periodical reporting mode is that it can be used for repeated handover re-attempts on the same cell when the handover fails, and that the subsequent algorithms can be flexibly developed. In addition, the UE needs not to be informed when the parameters are changed. The drawback of periodical reporting is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing.The advantage of event-triggered reporting is that the signaling transmission and processing load are saved. Comparing the signal quality between intra-frequency and inter-frequency handovers, the ping-pong effect in handover is prevented to some extent. The drawback of event-triggered reporting is that the event is reported only once and cannot be changed to periodical reporting.
The setting of this parameter should consider the radio conditions (slow fading), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of ping-pong reporting or wrong decision is lower, but the event may not be triggered in time.The setting of this parameter should consider the radio conditions (slow fading), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of ping-pong reporting or wrong decision is lower, but the event may not be triggered in time.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If the parameter is set to a smaller value, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handover. If the parameter is set to a larger value, the user experience is affected.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, the UEs handed out from the 2G network are unlikely to be handed back to the 2G network. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the effect of penalty is unobvious, causing ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, the UEs handed over from the 2G network are unlikely to be handed over back to the 2G network. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the risk for ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
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If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
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If the parameter is set to a smaller value, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handover. If the parameter is set to a larger value, the user experience is affected.
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If this parameter is set to a smaller value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary soft handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change, and thus call drops may occur. If this parameter is set to a too small value, the handover algorithm is more affected by signal fluctuation, and thus unnecessary inter-frequency blind handovers may be triggered.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the thresholds for triggering soft handover for events 1A and 1B are greater under the same conditions. In this case, the probability for adding a cell to the active set decreases, and that for removing a cell from the active set increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for adding a cell to the active set increases, and that for removing a cell from the active set decreases.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In a micro cell, the time-to-trigger parameter for different events should be shortened as required. If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In a micro cell, the time-to-trigger parameter for different events should be shortened as required. If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
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If the value is too great, the cell pilot may change fiercely, which is easy to lead to user call drops. If the value is too small, the cell pilot may change smoothly. However, the response speed of the cell breathing algorithm is decreased, impacting the algorithm performance.
When the cell breathing algorithm is activated, if the value is too small, the physical coverage of the cell is limited so as to avoid cell capacity waste. If the value is too great, the physical coverage is expanded and interference over other cells is increased.
When the cell breathing algorithm is activated, if the value is too small, the physical coverage of the cell is limited so as to avoid cell capacity waste. If the value is too great, the physical coverage is expanded and interference over other cells is increased.
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The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the OLC trigger threshold is, the easier the system is in the overload status. An excessively low value of the OLC trigger threshold is very detrimental to the system performance. The lower the OLC release threshold is, the harder the system releases the overload.
The lower the OLC trigger threshold is, the easier the system is in the overload status. An excessively low value of the OLC trigger threshold is very detrimental to the system performance. The lower the OLC release threshold is, the harder the system releases the overload.
The lower the OLC trigger threshold is, the easier the system is in the overload status. An excessively low value of the OLC trigger threshold is very detrimental to the system performance. The lower the OLC release threshold is, the harder the system releases the overload.
The lower the OLC trigger threshold is, the easier the system is in the overload status. An excessively low value of the OLC trigger threshold is very detrimental to the system performance. The lower the OLC release threshold is, the harder the system releases the overload.
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The higher the parameter is, the higher the service rate of the user in handover is, and the more obviously the cell load is decreased. However, high value of the parameter gives rise to the fluctuation and congestion of the target cell load. The lower the parameter is, the smaller amplitude of the load decreases as a result of the inter-frequency load handover, and the easier it is to maintain the stability of the target cell load.
The higher the parameter is, the higher the service rate of the user in handover is, and the more obviously the cell load is decreased. However, high value of the parameter gives rise to the fluctuation and congestion of the target cell load. The lower the parameter is, the smaller amplitude of the load decreases as a result of the inter-frequency load handover, and the easier it is to maintain the stability of the target cell load.
The lower the parameter value is, the bigger the scope for selecting the MBMS services is, the more cell load is decreased, the more effect there is on the MBMS service. At the same time, the cell overload is significantly decreased while the impact on the MBMS services becomes bigger. The higher the parameter value is, the smaller the scope for selecting the MBMS services is, the less cell load is decreased, the more effect there is on the MBMS services, and the quality of services with high priority, however, can be guaranteed.
The lower the code resource LDR trigger threshold is set, the easier the downlink code resource enters the initial congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the subscriber perception is affected. On the other hand, a lower code resource LDR trigger threshold causes a higher admission success rate because more code resource is reserved.
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The lower the parameter value is, the easier the credit enters the congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the user experience is affected. A lower code resource LDR trigger threshold, however, causes a higher admission success rate because the resource is reserved. The parameter should be set based on the operator's requirement.
The lower the parameter value is, the easier the credit enters the congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the user experience is affected. A lower code resource LDR trigger threshold, however, causes a higher admission success rate because the resource is reserved. The parameter should be set based on the operator's requirement.
The smaller this parameter value, the easier it is to find the qualified target cell for blind handover. Excessively small values of the parameter, however makes the target cell easily enters the congestion status. The higher the parameter value, the more difficult it is for the inter-frequency blind handover occurs, and the easier it is to guarantee the stability of the target cell.
When the value is TRUE, users can be selected for inter-frequency handover during code resource congestion, which can easily release code congestion and use multi-frequency resources. However, the risk of inter-frequency blink handover increases.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
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Setting the value of this parameter smaller can reduce the long-time impact of the compressed mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compressed mode might be stopped earlier and as a result the UE cannot trigger inter-frequency handover. If the parameter is set to a great value, the services may not be set up successfully.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
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The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.
If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.
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A larger value of this parameter leads to a larger guaranteed coverage area of the MBMS service in the case of heavy load in the cell.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a larger guaranteed coverage area of the MBMS service in the case of heavy load in the cell.
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A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
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Presupposition for analysis: 8SF4 < 7SF4 < ... < SF128 < SF256If the parameter is set too big, the TTI switchove cannot be triggered until there is insufficient credit remaining. In this case, the TTI switchover is triggered too late. If the parameter is set too small, the TTI switchover may be triggered even when there is sufficient credit remaining.
the higher of the success ratio of the MBMS paging. However, more cell power resources are occupied.
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Setting the value of this parameter smaller can reduce the long-time impact of the compressed mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compressed mode might be stopped earlier and as a result the UE cannot trigger inter-frequency handover.
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The larger the value of the parameter is, the more easily event 2B, inter-frequency handover based on Qos, and event 3A, inter-RAT handover based on Qos, can be triggered, and thus the more timely the handover to the target cell can be performed.
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The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The greater the filtering coefficient is, the greater the smoothing effect is and the less the random interference is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The greater the filtering coefficient is, the greater the smoothing effect is and the less the random interference is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
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If the value of this parameter is set too high, delay is caused.
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If the value of this parameter is set to a too great value, the downlink transmit power on a single radio link is too high. Thus, the downlink capacity is affected. If the value of this parameter is set to a too small value, the coverage area of services is decreased, and the risk of call drops is increased.
If the value of this parameter is set to a too small value, the value range of the downlink transmit power becomes large. Thus, the possibility of downlink transmit power drift is increased. If the value of this parameter is set to a too great value, the downlink transmit power on a single radio link may exceeds the required transmit power, thus wasting the downlink power.
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If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging indication properly. This problem may cause a misoperation of reading the PCH, waste the battery of the UE, affect the coverage of the downlink common channel, and finally affect the cell coverage. If the value is too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the acquisition indication properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
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When this parameter is set to TRUE, the inter-RAT cell supports PS handovers, reducing the delay of inter-RAT PS handovers.
The larger the value of the parameter is, the easier it is to be handed over to the GSM network. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the harder it is to be handed over to the GSM network.
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The larger the value of the parameter is, the more difficult it is for the UE to camp on the cell. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the easier it is for the UE to camp on the cell. But if the value is excessively small, it is possible that the UE cannot receive the system messages carried by PCCPCH.When this parameter is not set to any value, the UE adopts the corresponding value of the current serving cell, added through the ADD UCELLSELRESEL command. Generally, this parameter is not set to any value.
The larger the value of the parameter is, the more difficult it is for the UE to camp on the cell. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the easier it is for the UE to camp on the cell. But if the value is excessively small, it is possible that the UE cannot receive the system messages carried by PCCPCH.When this parameter is not set to any value, the UE adopts the corresponding value of the current serving cell, added through the ADD UCELLSELRESEL command. Generally, this parameter is not set to any value.
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If MaxFachPower is set excessively low, a UE positioned at the cell edge may fail to receive the services and signaling carried over the FACH, in a correct way. This will impact the downlink common channel coverage and thus the cell coverage.If MaxFachPower is set excessively high, other channels will be interfered and more downlink power resources will be occupied. This will consequently impact the cell capacity.
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If this parameter is set to a very great value, the fast-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with large coverage. This leads to the decrease in the number of soft handovers. If this parameter is set to a very small value, the fast-speed handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with large coverage.
With a smaller value of this parameter, a more reliable result can be obtained from UE slow speed decision. In this case, however, higher load may be carried by the CPU.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the slow-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with small coverage. Under this situation, the load of a cell with large coverage cannot be reduced.
If this parameter is set too large, the RNC may mistakenly determine that ping-pong handover to the best cell occurs. If this parameter is set too small, ping-pong handover cannot be prevented. Thus, it is recommended that this parameter be set according to the cell radius.
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When the value of this parameter is changed, the event 2D/2F thresholds are changed accordingly. As a result, inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover conditions are affected.
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If this parameter is set to a large value, the quick handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with a large coverage.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the UE can be easily handed over to a cell with small coverage. This may lead to the increase in the number of soft handovers.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the quality of the current frequency is higher in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is not likely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the quality of the current frequency is lower in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. Generally, this parameter is set to 0 or 1. Whether the handover is easy or difficult to trigger is not decided by setting this parameter.
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After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
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Setting this parameter to a smaller value reduces the impact of long duration of compression mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compression mode may be disabled before the inter-frequency handover of the UE. For the coverage-based inter-frequency handover, call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-frequency handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
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Setting this parameter to a smaller value reduces the impact of long duration of compression mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compression mode may be disabled before the inter-frequency handover of the UE. For the coverage-based inter-frequency handover, call drops may occur.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell increases.
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If this cell is the neighboring cell of the serving cell for the blind handover, it is considered as the target cell for the blind handover and inter-system DRD. If the coverage of the WCDMA cell is not completely included in that of the GSM cell, the blind handover or inter-system DRD may fail, thus leading to call drops.
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When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of selecting the neighboring cell becomes low. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of selecting the neighboring cell becomes high.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of selecting the neighboring cell becomes low. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of selecting the neighboring cell becomes high.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, unnecessary inter-RAT handovers may increase.
If the parameter value does not match the network environment (for example, the Ec/No measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement in areas with low RSCP), inter-RAT handover may fail.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is higher. In this case, inter-RAT handover is unlikely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is lower. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. When the parameter value is set to 0, the quality of the best cell in an active set is regarded as the general quality of an active set.
The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect handover decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. This leads to the decrease in the number of handovers.
If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.
If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.
If the parameter is set to a larger value, handover is unlikely to be triggered. However, call drops may increase as the parameter value increases.
If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If the parameter is set to a smaller value, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handover. If the parameter is set to a larger value, the user experience is affected.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, the UEs handed out from the 2G network are unlikely to be handed back to the 2G network. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the effect of penalty is unobvious, causing ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, the UEs handed over from the 2G network are unlikely to be handed over back to the 2G network. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the risk for ping-pong handovers increases.
The advantage of the periodical reporting mode is that it can be used for repeated handover re-attempts on the same cell when the handover fails, and that the subsequent algorithms can be flexibly developed. In addition, the UE needs not to be informed when the parameters are changed. The drawback of periodical reporting is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing.The advantage of event-triggered reporting is that the signaling transmission and processing load are saved. Comparing the signal quality between intra-frequency and inter-frequency handovers, the ping-pong effect in handover is prevented to some extent. The drawback of event-triggered reporting is that the event is reported only once and cannot be changed to periodical reporting.
The setting of this parameter should consider the radio conditions (slow fading), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of ping-pong reporting or wrong decision is lower, but the event may not be triggered in time.The setting of this parameter should consider the radio conditions (slow fading), actual handover distance, and moving speed of the UE.If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of ping-pong reporting or wrong decision is lower, but the event may not be triggered in time.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
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If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
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If the parameter is set to a smaller value, the UE cannot finish inter-RAT handover. If the parameter is set to a larger value, the user experience is affected.
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If this parameter is set to a smaller value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change, and thus call drops may occur. If this parameter is set to a too small value, the handover algorithm is more affected by signal fluctuation, and thus unnecessary inter-frequency blind handovers may be triggered.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the thresholds for triggering soft handover for events 1A and 1B are greater under the same conditions. In this case, the probability for adding a cell to the active set decreases, and that for removing a cell from the active set increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for adding a cell to the active set increases, and that for removing a cell from the active set decreases.
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If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is shorter, that is, the intra-frequency measurement takes a shorter period; however, the measurement results are more affected by signal changes. This may cause incorrect handovers. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is longer, and the measurement results are less affected by signal changes. This may increase the success rate of blind handovers. In this case, however, the intra-frequency measurement takes a longer period of time, and the handover may fail to be triggered timely.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve; however, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary soft handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.Note that this parameter has great impact on the overall performance of the handover. Therefore, set this parameter with caution.
In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In a micro cell, the time-to-trigger parameter for different events should be shortened as required. If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In a micro cell, the time-to-trigger parameter for different events should be shortened as required. If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
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If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell increases.
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When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
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A larger value of this parameter leads to a larger guaranteed coverage area of the MBMS service in the case of heavy load in the cell.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a larger guaranteed coverage area of the MBMS service in the case of heavy load in the cell.
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Setting the value of this parameter smaller can reduce the long-time impact of the compressed mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compressed mode might be stopped earlier and as a result the UE cannot trigger inter-frequency handover.
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When this parameter is set to "ON", the inter-frequency missing neighboring cells can be measured. The extra measurement may prolong the measurement period and affect the timely handover.
When this parameter is set to "ON", the inter-frequency missing neighboring cells can be measured. The extra measurement may prolong the measurement period and affect the timely handover.
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Presupposition for analysis: 8SF4 < 7SF4 < ... < SF128 < SF256If the parameter is set too big, the TTI switchove cannot be triggered until there is insufficient credit remaining. In this case, the TTI switchover is triggered too late. If the parameter is set too small, the TTI switchover may be triggered even when there is sufficient credit remaining.
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If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging message properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
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If the maximum transmit power of the PCPICH is configured too large, the cell capacity will be decreased because a lot of system resources will be occupied and the interference with the downlink traffic channels will be increased.
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If MinPCPICHPower is excessively small, the cell coverage is affected.
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If MinPCPICHPower is excessively small, the cell coverage is affected.
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If the value of Max preamble retransmission is too small, the preamble power may fail to ramp to the required value. This may result in UE access failure. If it is too large, the UE will repeatedly increase the power and make access attempts, which may result in interference to other UEs.
If the value of Power ramp step is too large, the access procedure will be shortened, but it is more likely to cause power waste. If it is too small, the access procedure will be extended in time, but transmit power resources will be saved. This parameter must be set carefully. In addition, the higher the parameter value is, the smaller impact "Constant Value for Calculating Initial TX Power" has on the network performance.
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If the value is excessively low, the uplink interference may increase, and the uplink capacity may be affected. If the value is excessively high, coverage may be affected.
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If the value of Power ramp step is too large, the access procedure will be shortened, but it is more likely to cause power waste. If it is too small, the access procedure will be extended in time, but transmit power resources will be saved. This parameter must be set carefully. In addition, the higher the parameter value is, the smaller impact "Constant Value for Calculating Initial TX Power" has on the network performance.
If the value of Max preamble retransmission is too small, the preamble power may fail to ramp to the required value. This may result in UE access failure. If it is too large, the UE will repeatedly increase the power and make access attempts, which may result in interference to other UEs.
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If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
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If the value of this parameter is too low, whether the UE is in the stable low activity state cannot be determined. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the PTT service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, whether the UE is in the stable low activity state cannot be determined. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the PTT service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, whether the UE is in the stable low activity state cannot be determined. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the PTT service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, whether the UE is in the stable low activity state cannot be determined. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the PTT service model.
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If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the common channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the common channel.
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The longer the UL AMRC timer is, the less frequently the AMRC mode is adjusted. In addition, the response to measurement reports becomes slower accordingly.
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The longer the UL AMRC timer is, the less frequently the AMRC mode is adjusted. In addition, the response to measurement reports becomes slower accordingly.
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The larger the value of the parameter is, the more easily event 2B, inter-frequency handover based on Qos, and event 3A, inter-RAT handover based on Qos, can be triggered, and thus the more timely the handover to the target cell can be performed.
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The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The longer the trigger time is, the greater the effect of ignoring sudden changes is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The greater the filtering coefficient is, the greater the smoothing effect is and the less the random interference is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The greater the filtering coefficient is, the greater the smoothing effect is and the less the random interference is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
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If the value of this parameter is set too high, delay is caused.
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If the parameter value is excessively low, the UE access success rate may be reduced. If the parameter value is excessively high, the UE probably spends a long time attempting repeatedly to access, which increases the uplink interference.
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A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
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If this parameter is set to ON, pre-emption is triggered when PTM streaming bearer admission fails. That is, a lower-priority MBMS bearer or a non-MBMS bearer is released. Thus, the ongoing service is disrupted and call drop even occurs.
If this parameter is set to ON, a PTM streaming bearer might be pre-empted by an MBMS bearer of a higher priority or a non-MBMS bearer in the case of congestion. Thus, the MBMS service is disrupted, which has a relatively great impact because the PTM bearer serves more than one user.
If this parameter is set to ON, a PTM non-streaming bearer might be pre-empted by an MBMS bearer of a higher priority or a non-MBMS bearer in the case of congestion. Thus, the MBMS service is disrupted, which has a relatively great impact because the PTM bearer serves more than one user.
It is a waste of uplink resources if the uplink bandwidth of an MBMS service in PTP mode is high. Therefore, it is recommended the default value be used.
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A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
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If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging message properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
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The greater the value of this parameter is, the more easily the event 1A is triggered.
The lower the value of this parameter is, the more easily the event 1B is triggered.
The greater the value of this parameter is, the less probable the incorrect decision is. Yet the response of the event to the change of measured signals becomes slower accordingly.
The greater the value of this parameter is, the less probable the incorrect decision is. Yet the response of the event to the change of measured signals becomes slower accordingly.
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If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong relocations may occur, thus affecting network performance. If this parameter is set to a greater value, relocations may hardly occur, thus causing call drops.
Setting this parameter to a small value within the valid range makes it less likely to trigger static relocation even when the current transmission delay does not meet the QoS requirement. This affects user experience. Setting this parameter to a larger value causes frequent static relocations when the current transmission delay meets the QoS requirement. This affects RNC performance.
The parameter should be set on the basis of "Interval of Iur Resource Congestion Reporting". The difference between the previous two values cannot be too large. Individually changing a parameter will cause the time difference in the congestion reporting and the relocation triggering, and thus the algorithm cannot be efficiently performed.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, more UEs may occupy common channels on the Iur interface, and thus a large number of Iur resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, almost no UE occupies common channel, and thus Iur resources are wasted.
This parameter determines the number of UEs over the Iur interface. If the parameter is set to a greater value, a large number of unnecessary Iur resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the ping-pong relocation may occur.
If the relocation is not allowed to be initiated by the RT or NRT service, the corresponding service may occupy more Iur resources.
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If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
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If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the FACH channel.
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If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the FACH channel.
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If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the FACH channel.
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If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, the 4A event reporting will be delayed. This may result in congestion over the E-FACH channel.
If the value of this parameter is too high, congestion may occur over the E-FACH channel.
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If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the common channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the real-time service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the real-time service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the real-time service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources will be wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the real-time service model.
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The larger the value of the parameter, the lower the probability of selecting neighboring cells. The smaller the value the parameter, the higher the probability of doing so.
If this cell is the neighboring cell of the serving cell for the blind handover, it is considered as the target cell for the blind handover and inter-system DRD. If the coverage of the WCDMA cell is not completely included in that of the GSM cell, the blind handover or inter-system DRD may fail, thus leading to call drops.
The RNC hands over the UE preferentially to the neighboring cell with a high priority. It is recommended that the GSM cell that includes the entire WCDMA cell be assigned with a higher priority. Otherwise, the UE may be handed over to the GSM cell that does not include the entire WCDMA cell, thus leading to call drops, handover failures, or DRD failures.
A greater value of this parameter indicates that the inter-RAT DRD is less possibly triggered. A smaller value of this parameter indicates that the inter-RAT DRD is more possibly triggered, however, with a low success rate.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
A greater value of this parameter indicates that this GSM cell is more possibly selected as the target cell for the handover. If the value of this parameter is too great, a GSM cell that fails to provide qualified services may be selected as the target cell for the handover, thus leading to call drops.A smaller value of this parameter indicates that this GSM cell is less possibly selected as the target cell for the handover. If the value of this parameter is too small, the MS may fail to be handed over to the GSM cell timely, thus leading to call drops.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the acquisition indication properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are greater possibilities of meeting the requirement for lowering the AMR speech rate. Thus, it is easier to lower the AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are less possibilities of meeting the requirement for stopping AMR speech rate adjustment. Thus, it is easier to lower the AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are less possibilities of meeting the requirement for raising the AMR speech rate. Thus, it is more difficult to raise the AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are greater possibilities of meeting the requirement for stopping AMR speech rate increase. Thus, it is more difficult to raise the AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are greater possibilities of meeting the requirement for lowering the wideband AMR speech rate. Thus, it is easier to lower the wideband AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are less possibilities of meeting the requirement for stopping wideband AMR speech rate adjustment. Thus, it is easier to lower the wideband AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are less possibilities of meeting the requirement for raising the wideband AMR speech rate. Thus, it is more difficult to raise the wideband AMR speech rate.
The higher the value of this parameter is, the lower the absolute threshold is. In this case, there are greater possibilities of meeting the requirement for stopping wideband AMR speech rate increase. Thus, it is more difficult to raise the wideband AMR speech rate.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the system messages properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
The higher the value is, the stricter the synchronization process becomes, and the more difficult the synchronization occurs. The lower the value is, the easier the synchronization occurs. If the link quality is poor, a simple synchronization requirement leads to waste of the UE power and increase of uplink interference.
If the value is excessively high, the link out-of-sync decision is likely to happen. If the value is excessively low, out-of-sync is not likely to happen. But if the link quality is poor, it may result in a waste of the UE power and increased uplink interference.
If the value is excessively low, there are few chances for the radio link to get synchronized. If the value is excessively high, the radio link failure process is probably delayed, and the downlink interference increases.
The larger the sum, the higher the handover priority of the neighboring cell. The smaller the sum, the lower the handover priority of the neighboring cell. Usually it is configured to 0. The larger the parameter, the easier of the handover to the neighboring cell. The smaller the parameter, the harder the handover to the neighboring cell.
If the maximum transmit power of the PCPICH is configured too large, the cell capacity will be decreased because a lot of system resources will be occupied and the interference with the downlink traffic channels will be increased.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the system messages properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources and the failure to achieving network planning target.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resource and the failure to achieving the network planning target.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources and the failure to achieving network planning target.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high, power resources are wasted, which impacts system capacity. If the value is too low, resources can be fully used and coverage may be impacted in case of insufficient resources.
If the value is too high, the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If the value is too high, the system load after admission may be over large, which impacts system stability and leads to system congestion. If the value is too low, the possibility of user rejects may increase, resulting in waste in idle resources.
If this value is too high, the possibility of rejecting HSUPA schedule services increases, which impacts access success rate. If the value is too low, too many HSUPA schedule users may be admitted, which impacts the admitted users and results in overload and system congestion.
If this value is too high, the possibility of rejecting HSUPA schedule services increases, which impacts access success rate. If the value is too low, too many HSUPA schedule users may be admitted, which impacts the admitted users and results in overload and system congestion.
If this value is too high, the possibility of rejecting HSUPA schedule services increases, which impacts access success rate. If the value is too low, too many HSUPA schedule users may be admitted, which impacts the admitted users and results in overload and system congestionRecommended.
If the value is too high, admission requirement of the HSDPA streaming service is strict, which improves the service quality of the HSDPA streaming service but also may lead to HSDPA capacity waste. If the value is too low, admission requirement of the HSDPA streaming service is loose, which allows more HSDPA streaming services but QoS of the HSDPA streaming service cannot be guaranteed.
If the value is too high, admission requirement of the HSDPA BE service is strict, which improves the service quality of the HSDPA BE service but also may lead to HSDPA capacity waste. If the value is too low, admission requirement of the HSDPA BE service is loose, which allows more BE services but QoS of the HSDPA BE service cannot be guaranteed.
If the value is too low, the cell HSDPA capacity may be reduces, leading to waste in HSDPA resources. If the value is too high, HSDPA services may be congested.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
If the value is too high, HSUPA services may be congested. If the value is too low, the cell HSDPA capacity may be reduces, leading to waste in HSUPA resources.
The backer position the value is in {SF4,SF8,SF16,SF32,SF64,SF128,SF256,SFOFF}, the less code and credit resources reserved for handover UEs. The possibility of rejecting handover UE admissions increases and performance of UEs cannot be guaranteed. The more frontal position the value is, the more the possibility of rejecting new UEs is and some idle resources are wasted.
The backer position the value is in {SF4,SF8,SF16,SF32,SF64,SF128,SF256,SFOFF}, the less code and credit resources reserved for handover UEs. The possibility of rejecting handover UE admissions increases and performance of UEs cannot be guaranteed. The more frontal position the value is, the more the possibility of rejecting new UEs is and some idle resources are wasted.
With the RTWP anti-interference switch enabled, if this parameter is set to a small value, the number of equivalent users will be easy to be judged as overlarge. That is, the probability of accepting an admission request becomes low, and OLC operations will be performed. In this case, cell capacity may not be fully used. If this parameter is set to a great value, the number of equivalent users will be hard to be judged as overlarge. That is, the probability of accepting an admission request becomes high, and OLC operations may be cancelled. In this case, cell load may become heavy.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the guaranteed power of HSDPA users is high, and the power available for DCH users is low. As a result, the capacity of the cell decreases.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the guaranteed power of HSUPA users is high, and the power available for DCH users is low. As a result, the capacity of the cell decreases.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the fast-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with large coverage. This leads to the decrease in the number of soft handovers. If this parameter is set to a very small value, the fast-speed handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with large coverage.
With a smaller value of this parameter, a more reliable result can be obtained from UE slow speed decision. In this case, however, higher load may be carried by the CPU.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the slow-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with small coverage. Under this situation, the load of a cell with large coverage cannot be reduced.
If this parameter is set too large, the RNC may mistakenly determine that ping-pong handover to the best cell occurs. If this parameter is set too small, ping-pong handover cannot be prevented. Thus, it is recommended that this parameter be set according to the cell radius.
When the value of this parameter is changed, the event 2D/2F thresholds are changed accordingly. As a result, inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover conditions are affected.
When this switch is set to ON, the number of inter-RAT handovers for CS services may increase. When this switch is set to OFF, the number of inter-RAT handovers for CS services may decrease.
When this switch is set to ON, the number of inter-RAT handovers for PS services may increase. When this switch is set to OFF, the number of inter-RAT handovers for PS services may decrease.
At the early stage of network deployment, or when the traffic model of subscribers in a cell is not known, the parameter can be set to Automatic to have the HSDPA channel codes automatically allocated. If the traffic model of subscribers in a cell is stable and known, the parameter can be set to Manual to select the static allocation mode. Manual allocation leads to restriction of HSDPA code resource or leaves HSDPA code resource idle.
If the parameter value is set too low, the HSDPA code resources will be limited and the HSDPA performance is affected. If the parameter value is set too high, the HSDPA code resources are wasted, thus increasing the admission rejection rate for R99 services.
In the scenarios like outdoor macro cells with power restricted, it is less likely to schedule multiple subscribers simultaneously, so two HS-SCCHs are configured. In the scenarios like indoor pico with code restricted, it is more likely to schedule multiple subscribers simultaneously, so four HS-SCCHs are configured. If excessive HS-SCCHs are configured, the code resource is wasted. If insufficient HS-SCCHs are configured, the HS-PDSCH code resource or power resource is wasted. Both affect the cell throughput rate.
If the parameter value is set too low (negative value), the total HSPA power will be too low, thus impacting the throughput of HSDPA subscribers at the border of a cell.
If the parameter value is unreasonable, the CQI in some scenarios will exceed the range of 0 to 30. As a result, the NodeB MAC-hs cannot schedule the subscriber in time or cannot schedule multiple subscribers with the difference of channel conditions.
If the parameter value is set too high, the downlink codes are wasted. If the parameter value is set too low, the uplink throughput of the HSUPA is restricted.
If the parameter value is set too high, the downlink codes are wasted. If the parameter value is set too low, the uplink throughput of the HSUPA is restricted.
If the parameter value is set too low, there is a risk that the cell throughput will be too low. If the parameter value is set too high, there is a risk for high interference.
If the parameter value is set too low, the power of the non-serving radio link will be low and the data rate on non-serving E-DCH will be reduced, thus impacting the transport rate of the UE in soft handover state. If the parameter value is too high, the non-serving RL cannot send RG to the UE even in overloaded situation.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the quality of the current frequency is higher in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is not likely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the quality of the current frequency is lower in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. Generally, this parameter is set to 0 or 1. Whether the handover is easy or difficult to trigger is not decided by setting this parameter.
If this parameter is set to a large value, the quick handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with a large coverage.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the UE can be easily handed over to a cell with small coverage. This may lead to the increase in the number of soft handovers.
If only inter-frequency neighboring cells exist, inter-frequency handovers may be triggered. If only inter-RAT neighboring cells exist, inter-RAT handovers may be triggered. If both inter-frequency and inter-RAT neighboring cells exist and this parameter is set to SIMINTERFREQRAT(inter-frequency and inter-RAT handover), both inter-frequency measurement and inter-RAT measurement can be performed.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
Setting this parameter to a smaller value reduces the impact of long duration of compression mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compression mode may be disabled before the inter-frequency handover of the UE. For the coverage-based inter-frequency handover, call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-frequency handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
Setting this parameter to a smaller value reduces the impact of long duration of compression mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compression mode may be disabled before the inter-frequency handover of the UE. For the coverage-based inter-frequency handover, call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, unnecessary inter-RAT handovers may increase.
If the parameter value does not match the network environment (for example, the Ec/No measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement in areas with low RSCP), inter-RAT handover may fail.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is higher. In this case, inter-RAT handover is unlikely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is lower. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. When the parameter value is set to 0, the quality of the best cell in an active set is regarded as the general quality of an active set.
The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect handover decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. This leads to the decrease in the number of handovers.
If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The advantage of the periodical reporting mode is that it can be used for repeated handover re-attempts on the same cell when the handover fails, and that the subsequent algorithms can be flexibly developed. In addition, the UE needs not to be informed when the parameters are changed. The drawback of periodical reporting is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing.The advantage of event-triggered reporting is that the signaling transmission and processing load are saved. Comparing the signal quality between intra-frequency and inter-frequency handovers, the ping-pong effect in handover is prevented to some extent. The drawback of event-triggered reporting is that the event is reported only once and cannot be changed to periodical reporting.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, the UEs handed out from the 2G network are unlikely to be handed back to the 2G network. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the effect of penalty is unobvious, causing ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, the UEs handed over from the 2G network are unlikely to be handed over back to the 2G network. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the risk for ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary soft handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change, and thus call drops may occur. If this parameter is set to a too small value, the handover algorithm is more affected by signal fluctuation, and thus unnecessary inter-frequency blind handovers may be triggered.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the thresholds for triggering soft handover for events 1A and 1B are greater under the same conditions. In this case, the probability for adding a cell to the active set decreases, and that for removing a cell from the active set increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for adding a cell to the active set increases, and that for removing a cell from the active set decreases.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.
If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
If the value is too great, the cell pilot may change fiercely, which is easy to lead to user call drops. If the value is too small, the cell pilot may change smoothly. However, the response speed of the cell breathing algorithm is decreased, impacting the algorithm performance.
When the cell breathing algorithm is activated, if the value is too small, the physical coverage of the cell is limited so as to avoid cell capacity waste. If the value is too great, the physical coverage is expanded and interference over other cells is increased.
When the cell breathing algorithm is activated, if the value is too small, the physical coverage of the cell is limited so as to avoid cell capacity waste. If the value is too great, the physical coverage is expanded and interference over other cells is increased.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the OLC trigger threshold is, the easier the system is in the overload status. An excessively low value of the OLC trigger threshold is very detrimental to the system performance. The lower the OLC release threshold is, the harder the system releases the overload.
The lower the OLC trigger threshold is, the easier the system is in the overload status. An excessively low value of the OLC trigger threshold is very detrimental to the system performance. The lower the OLC release threshold is, the harder the system releases the overload.
The lower the OLC trigger threshold is, the easier the system is in the overload status. An excessively low value of the OLC trigger threshold is very detrimental to the system performance. The lower the OLC release threshold is, the harder the system releases the overload.
The lower the OLC trigger threshold is, the easier the system is in the overload status. An excessively low value of the OLC trigger threshold is very detrimental to the system performance. The lower the OLC release threshold is, the harder the system releases the overload.
The higher the parameter is, the higher the service rate of the user in handover is, and the more obviously the cell load is decreased. However, high value of the parameter gives rise to the fluctuation and congestion of the target cell load. The lower the parameter is, the smaller amplitude of the load decreases as a result of the inter-frequency load handover, and the easier it is to maintain the stability of the target cell load.
The higher the parameter is, the higher the service rate of the user in handover is, and the more obviously the cell load is decreased. However, high value of the parameter gives rise to the fluctuation and congestion of the target cell load. The lower the parameter is, the smaller amplitude of the load decreases as a result of the inter-frequency load handover, and the easier it is to maintain the stability of the target cell load.
The lower the parameter value is, the bigger the scope for selecting the MBMS services is, the more cell load is decreased, the more effect there is on the MBMS service. At the same time, the cell overload is significantly decreased while the impact on the MBMS services becomes bigger. The higher the parameter value is, the smaller the scope for selecting the MBMS services is, the less cell load is decreased, the more effect there is on the MBMS services, and the quality of services with high priority, however, can be guaranteed.
The lower the code resource LDR trigger threshold is set, the easier the downlink code resource enters the initial congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the subscriber perception is affected. On the other hand, a lower code resource LDR trigger threshold causes a higher admission success rate because more code resource is reserved.
The lower the parameter value is, the easier the credit enters the congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the user experience is affected. A lower code resource LDR trigger threshold, however, causes a higher admission success rate because the resource is reserved. The parameter should be set based on the operator's requirement.
The lower the parameter value is, the easier the credit enters the congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the user experience is affected. A lower code resource LDR trigger threshold, however, causes a higher admission success rate because the resource is reserved. The parameter should be set based on the operator's requirement.
The smaller this parameter value, the easier it is to find the qualified target cell for blind handover. Excessively small values of the parameter, however makes the target cell easily enters the congestion status. The higher the parameter value, the more difficult it is for the inter-frequency blind handover occurs, and the easier it is to guarantee the stability of the target cell.
When the value is TRUE, users can be selected for inter-frequency handover during code resource congestion, which can easily release code congestion and use multi-frequency resources. However, the risk of inter-frequency blink handover increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
Setting the value of this parameter smaller can reduce the long-time impact of the compressed mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compressed mode might be stopped earlier and as a result the UE cannot trigger inter-frequency handover. If the parameter is set to a great value, the services may not be set up successfully.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
If the parameter is set too big, the TTI switchove cannot be triggered until there is insufficient credit remaining. In this case, the TTI switchover is triggered too late. If the parameter is set too small, the TTI switchover may be triggered even when there is sufficient credit remaining.
Setting the value of this parameter smaller can reduce the long-time impact of the compressed mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compressed mode might be stopped earlier and as a result the UE cannot trigger inter-frequency handover.
The larger the value of the parameter is, the more easily event 2B, inter-frequency handover based on Qos, and event 3A, inter-RAT handover based on Qos, can be triggered, and thus the more timely the handover to the target cell can be performed.
The greater the filtering coefficient is, the greater the smoothing effect is and the less the random interference is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The greater the filtering coefficient is, the greater the smoothing effect is and the less the random interference is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
If the value of this parameter is set to a too great value, the downlink transmit power on a single radio link is too high. Thus, the downlink capacity is affected. If the value of this parameter is set to a too small value, the coverage area of services is decreased, and the risk of call drops is increased.
If the value of this parameter is set to a too small value, the value range of the downlink transmit power becomes large. Thus, the possibility of downlink transmit power drift is increased. If the value of this parameter is set to a too great value, the downlink transmit power on a single radio link may exceeds the required transmit power, thus wasting the downlink power.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging indication properly. This problem may cause a misoperation of reading the PCH, waste the battery of the UE, affect the coverage of the downlink common channel, and finally affect the cell coverage. If the value is too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the acquisition indication properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
The larger the value of the parameter is, the easier it is to be handed over to the GSM network. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the harder it is to be handed over to the GSM network.
The larger the value of the parameter is, the more difficult it is for the UE to camp on the cell. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the easier it is for the UE to camp on the cell. But if the value is excessively small, it is possible that the UE cannot receive the system messages carried by PCCPCH.When this parameter is not set to any value, the UE adopts the corresponding value of the current serving cell, added through the ADD UCELLSELRESEL command. Generally, this parameter is not set to any value.
The larger the value of the parameter is, the more difficult it is for the UE to camp on the cell. The smaller the value of the parameter is, the easier it is for the UE to camp on the cell. But if the value is excessively small, it is possible that the UE cannot receive the system messages carried by PCCPCH.When this parameter is not set to any value, the UE adopts the corresponding value of the current serving cell, added through the ADD UCELLSELRESEL command. Generally, this parameter is not set to any value.
If MaxFachPower is set excessively low, a UE positioned at the cell edge may fail to receive the services and signaling carried over the FACH, in a correct way. This will impact the downlink common channel coverage and thus the cell coverage.If MaxFachPower is set excessively high, other channels will be interfered and more downlink power resources will be occupied. This will consequently impact the cell capacity.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the fast-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with large coverage. This leads to the decrease in the number of soft handovers. If this parameter is set to a very small value, the fast-speed handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with large coverage.
With a smaller value of this parameter, a more reliable result can be obtained from UE slow speed decision. In this case, however, higher load may be carried by the CPU.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the slow-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with small coverage. Under this situation, the load of a cell with large coverage cannot be reduced.
If this parameter is set too large, the RNC may mistakenly determine that ping-pong handover to the best cell occurs. If this parameter is set too small, ping-pong handover cannot be prevented. Thus, it is recommended that this parameter be set according to the cell radius.
When the value of this parameter is changed, the event 2D/2F thresholds are changed accordingly. As a result, inter-frequency or inter-RAT handover conditions are affected.
If this parameter is set to a large value, the quick handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with a large coverage.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the UE can be easily handed over to a cell with small coverage. This may lead to the increase in the number of soft handovers.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the quality of the current frequency is higher in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is not likely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the quality of the current frequency is lower in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. Generally, this parameter is set to 0 or 1. Whether the handover is easy or difficult to trigger is not decided by setting this parameter.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
After handover, the inter-frequency measurement may be started again, and thus ping-pong handover may perform. In order to prevent ping-pong handover, this parameter can be set greater than the start threshold for event 2D or equal to the threshold of event 2F.
Setting this parameter to a smaller value reduces the impact of long duration of compression mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compression mode may be disabled before the inter-frequency handover of the UE. For the coverage-based inter-frequency handover, call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-frequency handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
Setting this parameter to a smaller value reduces the impact of long duration of compression mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compression mode may be disabled before the inter-frequency handover of the UE. For the coverage-based inter-frequency handover, call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell increases.
If this cell is the neighboring cell of the serving cell for the blind handover, it is considered as the target cell for the blind handover and inter-system DRD. If the coverage of the WCDMA cell is not completely included in that of the GSM cell, the blind handover or inter-system DRD may fail, thus leading to call drops.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of selecting the neighboring cell becomes low. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of selecting the neighboring cell becomes high.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of selecting the neighboring cell becomes low. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability of selecting the neighboring cell becomes high.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, unnecessary inter-RAT handovers may increase.
If the parameter value does not match the network environment (for example, the Ec/No measurement quantity is used for event 3A measurement in areas with low RSCP), inter-RAT handover may fail.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is higher. In this case, inter-RAT handover is unlikely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is lower. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. When the parameter value is set to 0, the quality of the best cell in an active set is regarded as the general quality of an active set.
The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability of incorrect handover decision becomes low; however, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to signal change. This leads to the decrease in the number of handovers.
If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects number of hard handovers. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, event 3A is likely to be triggered. However, handover is likely to be triggered when the frequency quality in the current system is acceptable for the UE if the value of this parameter is set too large.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, the UEs handed out from the 2G network are unlikely to be handed back to the 2G network. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the effect of penalty is unobvious, causing ping-pong handover between 2G and 3G networks.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, the UEs handed over from the 2G network are unlikely to be handed over back to the 2G network. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the risk for ping-pong handovers increases.
The advantage of the periodical reporting mode is that it can be used for repeated handover re-attempts on the same cell when the handover fails, and that the subsequent algorithms can be flexibly developed. In addition, the UE needs not to be informed when the parameters are changed. The drawback of periodical reporting is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing.The advantage of event-triggered reporting is that the signaling transmission and processing load are saved. Comparing the signal quality between intra-frequency and inter-frequency handovers, the ping-pong effect in handover is prevented to some extent. The drawback of event-triggered reporting is that the event is reported only once and cannot be changed to periodical reporting.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, handover attempts increase when the inter-RAT handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If the parameter is set to "NOT_REQUIRED", handovers are likely to be triggered, but the handover reliability is lower than the situation the parameter is set to "REQUIRED".
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a larger value, many users will not be handed over to the 2G network in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the penalty effect is unobvious.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change, and thus call drops may occur. If this parameter is set to a too small value, the handover algorithm is more affected by signal fluctuation, and thus unnecessary inter-frequency blind handovers may be triggered.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the thresholds for triggering soft handover for events 1A and 1B are greater under the same conditions. In this case, the probability for adding a cell to the active set decreases, and that for removing a cell from the active set increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for adding a cell to the active set increases, and that for removing a cell from the active set decreases.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is shorter, that is, the intra-frequency measurement takes a shorter period; however, the measurement results are more affected by signal changes. This may cause incorrect handovers. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is longer, and the measurement results are less affected by signal changes. This may increase the success rate of blind handovers. In this case, however, the intra-frequency measurement takes a longer period of time, and the handover may fail to be triggered timely.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve; however, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary soft handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.
If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell reduces. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for selecting the neighboring cell as the target cell increases.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
Setting the value of this parameter smaller can reduce the long-time impact of the compressed mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compressed mode might be stopped earlier and as a result the UE cannot trigger inter-frequency handover.
When this parameter is set to "ON", the inter-frequency missing neighboring cells can be measured. The extra measurement may prolong the measurement period and affect the timely handover.
When this parameter is set to "ON", the inter-frequency missing neighboring cells can be measured. The extra measurement may prolong the measurement period and affect the timely handover.
If the parameter is set too big, the TTI switchove cannot be triggered until there is insufficient credit remaining. In this case, the TTI switchover is triggered too late. If the parameter is set too small, the TTI switchover may be triggered even when there is sufficient credit remaining.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging message properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If the maximum transmit power of the PCPICH is configured too large, the cell capacity will be decreased because a lot of system resources will be occupied and the interference with the downlink traffic channels will be increased.
If the value of Max preamble retransmission is too small, the preamble power may fail to ramp to the required value. This may result in UE access failure. If it is too large, the UE will repeatedly increase the power and make access attempts, which may result in interference to other UEs.
If the value of Power ramp step is too large, the access procedure will be shortened, but it is more likely to cause power waste. If it is too small, the access procedure will be extended in time, but transmit power resources will be saved. This parameter must be set carefully. In addition, the higher the parameter value is, the smaller impact "Constant Value for Calculating Initial TX Power" has on the network performance.
If the value is excessively low, the uplink interference may increase, and the uplink capacity may be affected. If the value is excessively high, coverage may be affected.
If the value of Power ramp step is too large, the access procedure will be shortened, but it is more likely to cause power waste. If it is too small, the access procedure will be extended in time, but transmit power resources will be saved. This parameter must be set carefully. In addition, the higher the parameter value is, the smaller impact "Constant Value for Calculating Initial TX Power" has on the network performance.
If the value of Max preamble retransmission is too small, the preamble power may fail to ramp to the required value. This may result in UE access failure. If it is too large, the UE will repeatedly increase the power and make access attempts, which may result in interference to other UEs.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
If the value of this parameter is too low, whether the UE is in the stable low activity state cannot be determined. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the PTT service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, whether the UE is in the stable low activity state cannot be determined. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the PTT service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, whether the UE is in the stable low activity state cannot be determined. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the PTT service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, whether the UE is in the stable low activity state cannot be determined. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the PTT service model.
The longer the UL AMRC timer is, the less frequently the AMRC mode is adjusted. In addition, the response to measurement reports becomes slower accordingly.
The longer the UL AMRC timer is, the less frequently the AMRC mode is adjusted. In addition, the response to measurement reports becomes slower accordingly.
The larger the value of the parameter is, the more easily event 2B, inter-frequency handover based on Qos, and event 3A, inter-RAT handover based on Qos, can be triggered, and thus the more timely the handover to the target cell can be performed.
The greater the filtering coefficient is, the greater the smoothing effect is and the less the random interference is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
The greater the filtering coefficient is, the greater the smoothing effect is and the less the random interference is. Yet the response to changes of the measured value becomes slower.
If the parameter value is excessively low, the UE access success rate may be reduced. If the parameter value is excessively high, the UE probably spends a long time attempting repeatedly to access, which increases the uplink interference.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
If this parameter is set to ON, pre-emption is triggered when PTM streaming bearer admission fails. That is, a lower-priority MBMS bearer or a non-MBMS bearer is released. Thus, the ongoing service is disrupted and call drop even occurs.
If this parameter is set to ON, a PTM streaming bearer might be pre-empted by an MBMS bearer of a higher priority or a non-MBMS bearer in the case of congestion. Thus, the MBMS service is disrupted, which has a relatively great impact because the PTM bearer serves more than one user.
If this parameter is set to ON, a PTM non-streaming bearer might be pre-empted by an MBMS bearer of a higher priority or a non-MBMS bearer in the case of congestion. Thus, the MBMS service is disrupted, which has a relatively great impact because the PTM bearer serves more than one user.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging message properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
The greater the value of this parameter is, the less probable the incorrect decision is. Yet the response of the event to the change of measured signals becomes slower accordingly.
The greater the value of this parameter is, the less probable the incorrect decision is. Yet the response of the event to the change of measured signals becomes slower accordingly.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong relocations may occur, thus affecting network performance. If this parameter is set to a greater value, relocations may hardly occur, thus causing call drops.
Setting this parameter to a small value within the valid range makes it less likely to trigger static relocation even when the current transmission delay does not meet the QoS requirement. This affects user experience. Setting this parameter to a larger value causes frequent static relocations when the current transmission delay meets the QoS requirement. This affects RNC performance.
The parameter should be set on the basis of "Interval of Iur Resource Congestion Reporting". The difference between the previous two values cannot be too large. Individually changing a parameter will cause the time difference in the congestion reporting and the relocation triggering, and thus the algorithm cannot be efficiently performed.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, more UEs may occupy common channels on the Iur interface, and thus a large number of Iur resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, almost no UE occupies common channel, and thus Iur resources are wasted.
This parameter determines the number of UEs over the Iur interface. If the parameter is set to a greater value, a large number of unnecessary Iur resources are occupied. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the ping-pong relocation may occur.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the common channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the real-time service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the real-time service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the real-time service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources will be wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the BE service model.
If the value of this parameter is too low, it can not judge whether the UE is in low activity state. If the value of this parameter is too high, the dedicated channel resources are wasted. This parameter should be set on the basis of the real-time service model.
If this cell is the neighboring cell of the serving cell for the blind handover, it is considered as the target cell for the blind handover and inter-system DRD. If the coverage of the WCDMA cell is not completely included in that of the GSM cell, the blind handover or inter-system DRD may fail, thus leading to call drops.
The RNC hands over the UE preferentially to the neighboring cell with a high priority. It is recommended that the GSM cell that includes the entire WCDMA cell be assigned with a higher priority. Otherwise, the UE may be handed over to the GSM cell that does not include the entire WCDMA cell, thus leading to call drops, handover failures, or DRD failures.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the acquisition indication properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the system messages properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
The higher the value is, the stricter the synchronization process becomes, and the more difficult the synchronization occurs. The lower the value is, the easier the synchronization occurs. If the link quality is poor, a simple synchronization requirement leads to waste of the UE power and increase of uplink interference.
The larger the sum, the higher the handover priority of the neighboring cell. The smaller the sum, the lower the handover priority of the neighboring cell. Usually it is configured to 0. The larger the parameter, the easier of the handover to the neighboring cell. The smaller the parameter, the harder the handover to the neighboring cell.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the system messages properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If the value is too high, admission requirement of the HSDPA streaming service is strict, which improves the service quality of the HSDPA streaming service but also may lead to HSDPA capacity waste. If the value is too low, admission requirement of the HSDPA streaming service is loose, which allows more HSDPA streaming services but QoS of the HSDPA streaming service cannot be guaranteed.
If the value is too high, admission requirement of the HSDPA BE service is strict, which improves the service quality of the HSDPA BE service but also may lead to HSDPA capacity waste. If the value is too low, admission requirement of the HSDPA BE service is loose, which allows more BE services but QoS of the HSDPA BE service cannot be guaranteed.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The larger the value of this parameter is, the wider the coverage of the corresponding services will be. When the uplink coverage is too large, the uplink coverage and downlink coverage of the service can become unbalanced. If the values of these parameters are too small, the uplink coverage will probably be smaller than the downlink coverage of the service.
The backer position the value is in {SF4,SF8,SF16,SF32,SF64,SF128,SF256,SFOFF}, the less code and credit resources reserved for handover UEs. The possibility of rejecting handover UE admissions increases and performance of UEs cannot be guaranteed. The more frontal position the value is, the more the possibility of rejecting new UEs is and some idle resources are wasted.
The backer position the value is in {SF4,SF8,SF16,SF32,SF64,SF128,SF256,SFOFF}, the less code and credit resources reserved for handover UEs. The possibility of rejecting handover UE admissions increases and performance of UEs cannot be guaranteed. The more frontal position the value is, the more the possibility of rejecting new UEs is and some idle resources are wasted.
With the RTWP anti-interference switch enabled, if this parameter is set to a small value, the number of equivalent users will be easy to be judged as overlarge. That is, the probability of accepting an admission request becomes low, and OLC operations will be performed. In this case, cell capacity may not be fully used. If this parameter is set to a great value, the number of equivalent users will be hard to be judged as overlarge. That is, the probability of accepting an admission request becomes high, and OLC operations may be cancelled. In this case, cell load may become heavy.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the fast-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with large coverage. This leads to the decrease in the number of soft handovers. If this parameter is set to a very small value, the fast-speed handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with large coverage.
At the early stage of network deployment, or when the traffic model of subscribers in a cell is not known, the parameter can be set to Automatic to have the HSDPA channel codes automatically allocated. If the traffic model of subscribers in a cell is stable and known, the parameter can be set to Manual to select the static allocation mode. Manual allocation leads to restriction of HSDPA code resource or leaves HSDPA code resource idle.
In the scenarios like outdoor macro cells with power restricted, it is less likely to schedule multiple subscribers simultaneously, so two HS-SCCHs are configured. In the scenarios like indoor pico with code restricted, it is more likely to schedule multiple subscribers simultaneously, so four HS-SCCHs are configured. If excessive HS-SCCHs are configured, the code resource is wasted. If insufficient HS-SCCHs are configured, the HS-PDSCH code resource or power resource is wasted. Both affect the cell throughput rate.
If the parameter value is set too low, the power of the non-serving radio link will be low and the data rate on non-serving E-DCH will be reduced, thus impacting the transport rate of the UE in soft handover state. If the parameter value is too high, the non-serving RL cannot send RG to the UE even in overloaded situation.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the quality of the current frequency is higher in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is not likely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the quality of the current frequency is lower in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. Generally, this parameter is set to 0 or 1. Whether the handover is easy or difficult to trigger is not decided by setting this parameter.
If only inter-frequency neighboring cells exist, inter-frequency handovers may be triggered. If only inter-RAT neighboring cells exist, inter-RAT handovers may be triggered. If both inter-frequency and inter-RAT neighboring cells exist and this parameter is set to SIMINTERFREQRAT(inter-frequency and inter-RAT handover), both inter-frequency measurement and inter-RAT measurement can be performed.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-frequency handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is higher. In this case, inter-RAT handover is unlikely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is lower. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. When the parameter value is set to 0, the quality of the best cell in an active set is regarded as the general quality of an active set.
The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The advantage of the periodical reporting mode is that it can be used for repeated handover re-attempts on the same cell when the handover fails, and that the subsequent algorithms can be flexibly developed. In addition, the UE needs not to be informed when the parameters are changed. The drawback of periodical reporting is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing.The advantage of event-triggered reporting is that the signaling transmission and processing load are saved. Comparing the signal quality between intra-frequency and inter-frequency handovers, the ping-pong effect in handover is prevented to some extent. The drawback of event-triggered reporting is that the event is reported only once and cannot be changed to periodical reporting.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary soft handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change, and thus call drops may occur. If this parameter is set to a too small value, the handover algorithm is more affected by signal fluctuation, and thus unnecessary inter-frequency blind handovers may be triggered.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the thresholds for triggering soft handover for events 1A and 1B are greater under the same conditions. In this case, the probability for adding a cell to the active set decreases, and that for removing a cell from the active set increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for adding a cell to the active set increases, and that for removing a cell from the active set decreases.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.
If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The lower the LDR trigger and release thresholds are, the easier the system enters the preliminary congestion status, the harder it is released from this status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the more likely the users are affected. But, the admission success rate becomes higher since the resources are preserved. The carrier shall make a trade-off between these factors.
The higher the parameter is, the higher the service rate of the user in handover is, and the more obviously the cell load is decreased. However, high value of the parameter gives rise to the fluctuation and congestion of the target cell load. The lower the parameter is, the smaller amplitude of the load decreases as a result of the inter-frequency load handover, and the easier it is to maintain the stability of the target cell load.
The higher the parameter is, the higher the service rate of the user in handover is, and the more obviously the cell load is decreased. However, high value of the parameter gives rise to the fluctuation and congestion of the target cell load. The lower the parameter is, the smaller amplitude of the load decreases as a result of the inter-frequency load handover, and the easier it is to maintain the stability of the target cell load.
The lower the parameter value is, the bigger the scope for selecting the MBMS services is, the more cell load is decreased, the more effect there is on the MBMS service. At the same time, the cell overload is significantly decreased while the impact on the MBMS services becomes bigger. The higher the parameter value is, the smaller the scope for selecting the MBMS services is, the less cell load is decreased, the more effect there is on the MBMS services, and the quality of services with high priority, however, can be guaranteed.
The lower the code resource LDR trigger threshold is set, the easier the downlink code resource enters the initial congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the subscriber perception is affected. On the other hand, a lower code resource LDR trigger threshold causes a higher admission success rate because more code resource is reserved.
The lower the parameter value is, the easier the credit enters the congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the user experience is affected. A lower code resource LDR trigger threshold, however, causes a higher admission success rate because the resource is reserved. The parameter should be set based on the operator's requirement.
The lower the parameter value is, the easier the credit enters the congestion status, the easier the LDR action is triggered, and the easier the user experience is affected. A lower code resource LDR trigger threshold, however, causes a higher admission success rate because the resource is reserved. The parameter should be set based on the operator's requirement.
The smaller this parameter value, the easier it is to find the qualified target cell for blind handover. Excessively small values of the parameter, however makes the target cell easily enters the congestion status. The higher the parameter value, the more difficult it is for the inter-frequency blind handover occurs, and the easier it is to guarantee the stability of the target cell.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
Setting the value of this parameter smaller can reduce the long-time impact of the compressed mode on the serving cell. In this case, however, the compressed mode might be stopped earlier and as a result the UE cannot trigger inter-frequency handover. If the parameter is set to a great value, the services may not be set up successfully.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
If the value of this parameter is set to a too small value, the value range of the downlink transmit power becomes large. Thus, the possibility of downlink transmit power drift is increased. If the value of this parameter is set to a too great value, the downlink transmit power on a single radio link may exceeds the required transmit power, thus wasting the downlink power.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging indication properly. This problem may cause a misoperation of reading the PCH, waste the battery of the UE, affect the coverage of the downlink common channel, and finally affect the cell coverage. If the value is too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the acquisition indication properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If this parameter is set to a very great value, the fast-speed handover may not be triggered. That is, the UE cannot be handed over to a cell with large coverage. This leads to the decrease in the number of soft handovers. If this parameter is set to a very small value, the fast-speed handover may be triggered easily. This may lead to the great increase in the load of the cell with large coverage.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the quality of the current frequency is higher in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is not likely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the quality of the current frequency is lower in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. Generally, this parameter is set to 0 or 1. Whether the handover is easy or difficult to trigger is not decided by setting this parameter.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, handover attempts increase when the inter-frequency handover fails. In this case, the UE can be quickly handed over to the target cell whose load is reduced, thus lowering the probability of call drops. More handover re-attempts, however, cause the increase in the RNC load.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary hard handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
If this cell is the neighboring cell of the serving cell for the blind handover, it is considered as the target cell for the blind handover and inter-system DRD. If the coverage of the WCDMA cell is not completely included in that of the GSM cell, the blind handover or inter-system DRD may fail, thus leading to call drops.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is higher. In this case, inter-RAT handover is unlikely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is lower. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. When the parameter value is set to 0, the quality of the best cell in an active set is regarded as the general quality of an active set.
The setting of this parameter has impact on the Uu signaling traffic. If the period is too short and the reporting frequency is too high, the RNC may have high load in processing signaling. If the period is too long, the network cannot detect the signal changes in time, which may delay the inter-RAT handover and thus cause call drops.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The value of this parameter is associated with slow fading. If this parameter is set to a larger value, the cell of another RAT where the UE needs to be handed over to must be of good quality. Therefore, the criteria for triggering the inter-RAT handover decision is hard to be fulfilled, and the call drop rate will increase. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, ping-pong handover is likely to occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a larger value, more UEs will enter compressed mode, thus affecting user experience. If the threshold for event 2F is set to a smaller value, it becomes difficult for UEs to trigger inter-RAT measurement, thus decreasing handovers.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The setting of this parameter affects the proportion of the UEs in compressed mode in a cell and the success rate of the hard handover. If this parameter is set to a greater value, hard handover is likely to be triggered, but ping-pong handover may occur. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, hard handover is unlikely to be triggered, but call drops may occur.
The advantage of the periodical reporting mode is that it can be used for repeated handover re-attempts on the same cell when the handover fails, and that the subsequent algorithms can be flexibly developed. In addition, the UE needs not to be informed when the parameters are changed. The drawback of periodical reporting is that it requires large amount of signaling and increases the load on the air interface and for signaling processing.The advantage of event-triggered reporting is that the signaling transmission and processing load are saved. Comparing the signal quality between intra-frequency and inter-frequency handovers, the ping-pong effect in handover is prevented to some extent. The drawback of event-triggered reporting is that the event is reported only once and cannot be changed to periodical reporting.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve. However, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low, and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary Inter-RAT handovers increases.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a too great value, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change, and thus call drops may occur. If this parameter is set to a too small value, the handover algorithm is more affected by signal fluctuation, and thus unnecessary inter-frequency blind handovers may be triggered.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the thresholds for triggering soft handover for events 1A and 1B are greater under the same conditions. In this case, the probability for adding a cell to the active set decreases, and that for removing a cell from the active set increases. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the probability for adding a cell to the active set increases, and that for removing a cell from the active set decreases.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is shorter, that is, the intra-frequency measurement takes a shorter period; however, the measurement results are more affected by signal changes. This may cause incorrect handovers. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is longer, and the measurement results are less affected by signal changes. This may increase the success rate of blind handovers. In this case, however, the intra-frequency measurement takes a longer period of time, and the handover may fail to be triggered timely.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the effect of smoothing signals and the ability of anti-fast-fading improve; however, the ability of tracing the signal change becomes low and call drops are likely to occur because handover is not performed in time. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the number of unnecessary soft handovers and ping-pong handovers increases.
In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.
If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
If the interval for event 1A is shortened, handovers can be triggered timely, thus reducing the call drop rate. If the interval for event 1B is prolonged, the average number of handovers and number of ping-pong handovers decrease, thus reducing the call drop rate. These adjustments, however, may cause the growth of the SHO ratio and the over use of the forward resources.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging message properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
If the value of Power ramp step is too large, the access procedure will be shortened, but it is more likely to cause power waste. If it is too small, the access procedure will be extended in time, but transmit power resources will be saved. This parameter must be set carefully. In addition, the higher the parameter value is, the smaller impact "Constant Value for Calculating Initial TX Power" has on the network performance.
If the value of Power ramp step is too large, the access procedure will be shortened, but it is more likely to cause power waste. If it is too small, the access procedure will be extended in time, but transmit power resources will be saved. This parameter must be set carefully. In addition, the higher the parameter value is, the smaller impact "Constant Value for Calculating Initial TX Power" has on the network performance.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
If the value is set too small, the UEs on the cell edge cannot receive the paging message properly. This problem affects the coverage of the downlink common channel and furthermore the coverage of the cell. If the value is set too great, it causes interference to other channels, occupies the downlink transmit power, and affects the cell capacity.
Setting this parameter to a small value within the valid range makes it less likely to trigger static relocation even when the current transmission delay does not meet the QoS requirement. This affects user experience. Setting this parameter to a larger value causes frequent static relocations when the current transmission delay meets the QoS requirement. This affects RNC performance.
The parameter should be set on the basis of "Interval of Iur Resource Congestion Reporting". The difference between the previous two values cannot be too large. Individually changing a parameter will cause the time difference in the congestion reporting and the relocation triggering, and thus the algorithm cannot be efficiently performed.
If the value is excessively low, UEs at the edge of cells fail in network searching, resulting in influence on coverage of the downlink common channel. This finally affects the cell coverage. If the value is excessively high, the power resources are wasted, and other channels are interfered seriously, thus the cell capacity is influenced.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
With the RTWP anti-interference switch enabled, if this parameter is set to a small value, the number of equivalent users will be easy to be judged as overlarge. That is, the probability of accepting an admission request becomes low, and OLC operations will be performed. In this case, cell capacity may not be fully used. If this parameter is set to a great value, the number of equivalent users will be hard to be judged as overlarge. That is, the probability of accepting an admission request becomes high, and OLC operations may be cancelled. In this case, cell load may become heavy.
In the scenarios like outdoor macro cells with power restricted, it is less likely to schedule multiple subscribers simultaneously, so two HS-SCCHs are configured. In the scenarios like indoor pico with code restricted, it is more likely to schedule multiple subscribers simultaneously, so four HS-SCCHs are configured. If excessive HS-SCCHs are configured, the code resource is wasted. If insufficient HS-SCCHs are configured, the HS-PDSCH code resource or power resource is wasted. Both affect the cell throughput rate.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the quality of the current frequency is higher in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is not likely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the quality of the current frequency is lower in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. Generally, this parameter is set to 0 or 1. Whether the handover is easy or difficult to trigger is not decided by setting this parameter.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is higher. In this case, inter-RAT handover is unlikely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is lower. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. When the parameter value is set to 0, the quality of the best cell in an active set is regarded as the general quality of an active set.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
The lower the parameter value is, the bigger the scope for selecting the MBMS services is, the more cell load is decreased, the more effect there is on the MBMS service. At the same time, the cell overload is significantly decreased while the impact on the MBMS services becomes bigger. The higher the parameter value is, the smaller the scope for selecting the MBMS services is, the less cell load is decreased, the more effect there is on the MBMS services, and the quality of services with high priority, however, can be guaranteed.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the quality of the current frequency is higher in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is not likely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the quality of the current frequency is lower in the same condition. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. Generally, this parameter is set to 0 or 1. Whether the handover is easy or difficult to trigger is not decided by setting this parameter.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is higher. In this case, inter-RAT handover is unlikely to be triggered. If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the estimated general quality of the current frequency in the same condition is lower. In this case, inter-frequency handover is likely to be triggered. When the parameter value is set to 0, the quality of the best cell in an active set is regarded as the general quality of an active set.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a greater value, the coverage area where a soft handover can be performed reduces, for an incoming UE. However, the coverage area for an outgoing UE enlarges. If the UEs which enter the area are equal to those who leave the area, the ratio of SHOs remains unchanged. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the ability of resisting signal fluctuation improves and the number of ping-pong handovers decreases. However, the handover algorithm becomes slow in responding to the signal change.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is shorter, that is, the intra-frequency measurement takes a shorter period; however, the measurement results are more affected by signal changes. This may cause incorrect handovers. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is longer, and the measurement results are less affected by signal changes. This may increase the success rate of blind handovers. In this case, however, the intra-frequency measurement takes a longer period of time, and the handover may fail to be triggered timely.
In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
In addition, the UE at different rates may react differently to the same interval. For the fast-moving UE, the call drop rate is more sensitive to the interval, whereas, for the slow-moving UE, the call drop rate is less sensitive to the interval. Slow moving can also reduce ping-pong handovers and incorrect handovers. Therefore, for the cell where most UEs are in fast movement, this parameter can be set to a smaller value, whereas for the cell where most UEs are in slow movement, this parameter can be set to a greater value.In addition, different events require different values of the time-to-trigger parameter: the event of adding cells to the active set (event 1A) requires a smaller value of the time-to-trigger parameter; the events of replacing cells in the active set (events 1C and 1D) require fewer ping-pong and incorrect handovers and have no great impact on the call drop rate, and therefore the time-to-trigger parameter can be set to a great value; the events of deleting cells in the active set (events 1B and 1F) require fewer ping-pong handovers, and thus the time-to-trigger parameter can be adjusted, based on the actual network statistics.
When the algorithm of neighboring cell combination is enabled, the total number of the neighboring cells connected through links may exceed 32 if more than one link is in the active link set. RNC consider this parameter as a condition for neighboring cell selection. That is, a neighboring cell with a high priority is preferentially selected. If a neighboring cell is not configured with the priority identifier, the lowest priority is assigned to this cell. If a low priority is improperly assigned to the neighboring cell to be measured, the handover to this cell may fail. This leads to call drops.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
A larger value of this parameter leads to a higher probability of using PTP transmission on the network. Power control is available for PTP transmission, and thus the power consumption in PTP mode is lower than that in PTM mode. In PTP mode, however, the quantities of code, CE, and other transmission resources increase with the number of users. Therefore, the setting of this parameter should take into consideration various resources, especially bottleneck resources of operators. The value of this parameter should not be too large.
If this parameter is set to a smaller value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is shorter, that is, the intra-frequency measurement takes a shorter period; however, the measurement results are more affected by signal changes. This may cause incorrect handovers. If this parameter is set to a greater value, the interval between intra-frequency measurement reports is longer, and the measurement results are less affected by signal changes. This may increase the success rate of blind handovers. In this case, however, the intra-frequency measurement takes a longer period of time, and the handover may fail to be triggered timely.