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10 WCDMA RNO Drop Call Analysis
10 WCDMA RNO Drop Call Analysis
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Analysis procedure
Neighbor list analysis
Coverage analysis
Handover analysis
Signaling analysis
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Drive test tools:
Qualcomm test UE/Moto A835 test UE
Agilent scanner 6455c
Agilent 6474A software
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Drop call event definition:
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Drop call analysis procedure
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1. To get the information about:
the place of the drop call,
in the edge of the 3G coverage or not
which 3G cells related
the distance between related 3G cells and the
drop call point
which 3G cell the call dropped on.
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2.To analyze Neighbor list:
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3. To analyze the coverage:
the pilot coverage
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3. To analyze the coverage:
the service coverage
Service related Maximum downlink transmission
power
SIR before the call dropped
Max uplink transmission power allowed for UE
Actual uplink transmission power before the call
dropped
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4. To analyze the handover:
the signal change
Source cell
Target cell
ping-pang handover
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5. To analyze the signaling:
for confused drop call
signaling in UE side in conjunction with
signaling in network side
Different interface: Iu, Iub, Iur, Uu
Different layer: NAS, RRC
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Neighbor list analysis
Coverage analysis
Handover analysis
Signaling analysis
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Analysis procedure
Neighbor list analysis
Coverage analysis
Handover analysis
Signaling analysis
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Coverage analysis
System Interference:
Both scanner and UE, the signal strongest cell
CPICH_EcNo_in_ActiveSet < -15 dB
And, CPICH_RSCP_in_ActiveSet > -80 dBm
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Coverage analysis
Poor Downlink Coverage:
Coverage Limited
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Pilot pollution:
4 or more pilots with their Ec/No above -15 dB
are in the active or monitored set
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To analyze the coverage, need to
Analyze the pilot coverage in conjunction with
the service coverage
Analyze the uplink coverage in conjunction
with the downlink coverage
Analyze the scanner data in conjunction with
the UE data
Analyze the CPICH RSCP in conjunction with
CPICH Ec/Io, SC
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Coverage analysis
Dropcall position
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Active set and monitor set information
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Radio parameters information
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CPICH Ec/Io
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CPICH RSCP
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Analysis procedure
Neighbor list analysis
Coverage analysis
Handover analysis
Signaling analysis
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Handover analysis
Handover type:
Intra-freq HO
Inter-freq HO
Inter-RAT HO
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Signal strength change
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Handover analysis
Scanner Best Server
Drop calls and scrambling code plot
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Drop Call Number 1 (with Ec/Io
from scanner & UE at time of
drop)
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compare Ec/Io from both scanner and UE at the
time of the drop:
the UE Ec/Io to drop to < -21 dB while the scanner
remained above -11 dB.
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Drop Call Number 1 (Active & monitored sets at time of drop)
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Handover analysis
Examining the UE Active and Monitored set:
does not show SC018 to be measured by the UE
prior to the drop. This scenario resembles a missing
neighbour problem, although in this case the two cells
in question are neighboured.
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Handover analysis
RSCP coverage from SC018
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Handover analysis
Drop Call 1 Summary:
The drop call appears to be associated with
unnecessary change of best servers caused
by excessive dominance of SC018. To
improve the dominance in the affected area,
SC018 should be considered for downtilting
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Analysis procedure
Neighbor list analysis
Coverage analysis
Handover analysis
Signaling analysis
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Signaling analysis
CS Normal release procedure
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Signaling analysis
1.UE sends message RRC_UL_DIR_TRANSF to
RNCIE nas message is 0325means disconnect
message of call control sublayer in NAS layer
2.RNC sends message RANAP_DIRECT_TRANSFER
to CNIE nas message is 0325means disconnect
message of call control sublayer in NAS layer
3. CN sends message RANAP_DIRECT_TRANSFER
to RNCIE nas PDU is 832dmeans release
message of call control sublayer in NAS layer
4.RNC sends message RRC_DL_DIRECT_TRANSF to
UEIE nas PDU is 832dmeans release message
of call control sublayer in NAS layer
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5.UE sends message RRC_UL_DIR_TRANSF to
RNCIE nas PDU is 032ameans release complete
message of call control sublayer in NAS layer
6. RNC sends message RANAP_DIRECT_TRANSFER
to CNmeans release complete message of call
control sublayer in NAS layer
7.CN sends message
RANAP_IU_RELEASE_COMMAND to RNCstart
release Iu interface resource
8. RNC sends message
RANAP_IU_RELEASE_COMPLETE to CN
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9.RNC sends message
RRC_RRC_CONN_REL to UEstart release
RRC connection
10. UE sends message
RRC_RRC_CONN_REL_CMP to RNC
11.RNC sends message NBAP_RL_DEL_REQ
to Node Bstart release Iub interface resource
12. Node B sends message
NBAP_RL_DEL_RSP to RNCend the whole
release procedure
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PS normal release procedure
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1.UE sends message RRC_UL_DIR_TRANSF to RNCIE nas
message is 0a46, indicates message deactivate PDP context
request in session management sublayer.
2.RNC sends message RANAP_DIRECT_TRANSFER to CNIE
nas pdu is 0a46, indicates message deactivate PDP context
request in session management sublayer
3. CN sends message RANAP_DIRECT_TRANSFER to RNC, IE
nas pdu is 8a47, indicates message deactivate PDP context
accept in session management sublayer.
4. CN send message RANAP_RAB_ASSIGNMENT_REQ to RNC,
IE RAB list including RAB ID to point out which RAB need to be
released.
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5. RNC sends message
RRC_DL_DIRECT_TRANSF to UE, IE nas
message is 8a47, indicates message
deactivate PDP context accept in session
management sublayer.
6. RNC send message
NBAP_RL_RECFG_PREP to NODEB
7. NODEB send message
NBAP_RL_RECFG_READY to RNC
8. RNC send message RRC_RB_REL to UE,
start to release RB
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9. NODEB sends message
NBAP_RL_RECFG_COMMIT to RNC
10. UE sends message RRC_RB_REL_CMP
to RNC, indicates the traffic RB release
completed
11. RNC sends message
RANAP_RAB_ASSIGNMENT_RESP to CN,
indicates the RAB release completed
12. CN send message
RANAP_IU_RELEASE_COMMAND to RNC,
start to release Iu resource: RANAP layer
resource and ALCAP layer resource
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13. RNC send message
RANAP_IU_RELEASE_COMPLETE to RNC
14.RNC send message RRC_RRC_CONN_REL to UE,
start to release RRC connection
15. UE send message RRC_RRC_CONN_REL_CMP
to RNC
16.RNC send message NBAP_RL_DEL_REQ to
NODEB, start to release Iub resource: NBAP layer
resource, ALCAP layer, and PHY layer
17. NODEB send message NBAP_RL_DEL_RSP to
RNC, the whole release procedure completed
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compare with the CS release procedure:
PS Step1~3 is corresponding to CS step 1~6,
to release NAS
step411 are special for PS
PS step1217 is the same as the CS step7
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Does the UE Tx power increase to max prior to
dropping call while Ec/Io level remains good?
If the Tx power increase is gradual and UE is far from
site the failure is due to uplink coverage limitation
If the increase is sudden and UE may be not be too
far from site - Check uplink load from SIB7 following
drop call is it unusually high?
If uplink load is reported to be high, confirm from network
stats that the high load is due to genuine traffic otherwise
check for a possible site fault
If uplink load is not high, problem could be due to possible
power control failure.
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Signaling analysis
If the above steps do not reveal the causes of the drop
calls then analysis of the messages should be carried
out to determine the sequence of events prior to the drop
call.
If the drop call does not appear to be RF related and the
RF conditions at the location of the drop appear to be
good then no further work is needed as part of the RF
Optimisation.
However, exact location of the drop should be marked
for later comparisons with future drive surveys (if unexplained drops keep occurring at the same location,
more detailed investigation will be required to establish
the exact causes).
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