1. DL Power congestion occurs when there is no room for additional downlink power channels available due to high traffic, noise floor issues, inaccurate CPICH power settings, low power admission settings, or inaccurate feeder attenuation settings lowering the maximum downlink power capacity.
2. DL code congestion refers to a lack of available channelization codes for traffic derived from the code tree algorithm. This can be due to downlink code admission settings, high traffic levels, or HSUPA/EUL and spreading factor settings.
3. Identifying code congestion may indicate that the scrambling code serving a spot is fully used. Potential solutions include adjusting coverage control, SHO intersection shift, adding scrambling codes by deploy
1. DL Power congestion occurs when there is no room for additional downlink power channels available due to high traffic, noise floor issues, inaccurate CPICH power settings, low power admission settings, or inaccurate feeder attenuation settings lowering the maximum downlink power capacity.
2. DL code congestion refers to a lack of available channelization codes for traffic derived from the code tree algorithm. This can be due to downlink code admission settings, high traffic levels, or HSUPA/EUL and spreading factor settings.
3. Identifying code congestion may indicate that the scrambling code serving a spot is fully used. Potential solutions include adjusting coverage control, SHO intersection shift, adding scrambling codes by deploy
1. DL Power congestion occurs when there is no room for additional downlink power channels available due to high traffic, noise floor issues, inaccurate CPICH power settings, low power admission settings, or inaccurate feeder attenuation settings lowering the maximum downlink power capacity.
2. DL code congestion refers to a lack of available channelization codes for traffic derived from the code tree algorithm. This can be due to downlink code admission settings, high traffic levels, or HSUPA/EUL and spreading factor settings.
3. Identifying code congestion may indicate that the scrambling code serving a spot is fully used. Potential solutions include adjusting coverage control, SHO intersection shift, adding scrambling codes by deploy
1. DL Powerr congestion: normally this happens when no room for DL Power
common channel available due to some possible reasons: High amount of traffic, noise floor, inacurate CPICH power settings, too low Power Admission settings, inaccurate attenuation of Feeder/jumper leading to lowering down the Maximum DL Power Capability supplied by node B. As you might know, we have 3 different allocation of power: Common channel + DCH Traffic (75%), SHO margin (10 - 15%) and HS portion (10 - 15% or remaining portion). 2. DL Channelization code: it's related to the fact that no Channelizaion code that you normally derived from Code Tree alghoritme available for traffic. The factors affecting this: setting of DL Code Admission (normally 85% for traffic, comon chanel, SHO and 15% for HS), amount of traffic, HS DPA parameter settings including HSUPA / EUL and Spreading Factors settings. Identically, if a cell is having problem with DL Code insufficiency due to traffic or usage, there have been indication that the Scrambling code serving to that particular spot / area is used up. So you can play around with coverage control, SHO intersection shift, adding more Scrambling Code (by means of adding more Best server to that spot), etc...