ZXG10 IBSC Radio Parameter Reference

ZXG10 iBSC
Base Station Controller
Radio Parameter Reference

Version: V6.20.71
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Revision History
Revision No.
Revision Date
Revision Reason
R1.5
20120907
Add
parameters:
T23,
T24,
T3197,
RttiAccess,
MITPrepMRRecInt, MITMRRecInt, CellAlarmDelay.

Update parameters: Info_7, Inc8PskPwrThs, Inc8PskPwrHys,
PwrAdjustThreshold, PwrAdmitThrldPunish, PwrAdmitThreshold.
R1.4
20120731
Update to V6.20.713d
Add
parameters:
DualFreqNC2P,
ULRxLevThr,
DualFreqNC2Sup,
DualFreqNC2TAThr,
DLRxLevThr,
DualFreqNC2N,
DualCellPsChanThr,
ULRxQualThr,
DLRxQualThr,
TPingPang, NC2ResHys, NC2ResThr, NC2DistanceWindow,

PBGTHoBacktoSource,
OtherHoBacktoSource,
HoAccessReqLevOffset,
OtherHoAccessLevSel,
DualFreqOverLoadThs,
CSAllocSC,
PBGTHoBacktoSource,
IsDualFreqSup,
OtherHoBacktoSource,
HoAccessReqLevOffset, OtherHoAccessLevSel, SC1LoadThs1,

SC1LoadThs2, TsBlockAlarmSwitch, INFO1_0_8, RMST3109,
RMST3111.
Update parameters:
BCCHMaxPwrDec,
Subcell2MeasureBcch,
PathLossRatio,
HCS_Thr_0,
ENBID, HRDfragSupport,
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CellShuttingDown,
FrToAmrHrHoLoadThSC2,
HCS_Thr_1,
CanBcchExch,
P0,
T3193,
HoControl_4,
INFO1_5_1,
ZTE Proprietary and Confidential
Revision No.
Revision Date
Revision Reason
INFO1_5_2, IPAInterHo, DownPowerBmp, PwDownLoadInd,
DivCombMode,
CSDHoIntraEnable,
CSDHoInterEnable,
HrToFrHoLoadThr,
AmrHrToFrHoLoadThr,
CSDHoOutEnable,
HrToFrHoLoadThrSC2, AmrHrToFrHoLoadThSC2, HoControl_1,

HoControl_2, Info_4_5, TdHoEnable.
R1.3
20120510
Update the chapter: About This Manual, Introduction to BSS

Radio Parameters, Method of Modifying Parameters in Batch,
Precautions on Parameter Adjustment.
Add new chapter Modify Parameters and new appendix Mutex
Right Management.
R1.2
20120319
Update to V6.20.712c
Add new MO: New Power Control Attribute and parameters which
are belong to this MO.
Add
parameters:
TSDRelPeriod,
HrToFrHoLoadThr,
TSDDeactDelay,
AmrHrToFrHoLoadThr,
HoUlQualThsForAmrFr,
HoUlQualAmrFrN,
HoUlQualAmrFrP,
HoUlQualThsForAmrHr,
HoUlQualAmrHrN, HoUlQualAmrHrP,
HoDlQualThsForAmrFr,
HoDlQualAmrFrN,
HoDlQualThsForAmrHr,
HoDlQualAmrHrN, HoDlQualAmrHrP,
HoDlQualAmrFrP,
HoUlLevThsForAmrFr,
HoUlLevAmrFrN,
HoUlLevAmrFrP,
HoUlLevThsForAmrHr,
HoUlLevAmrHrN,
HoUlLevAmrHrP,
HoDlLevThsForAmrFr,
HoDlLevAmrFrN,
HoDlLevAmrFrP,
HoDlLevThsForAmrHr,
HoDlLevAmrHrN,
HoDlLevAmrHrP,
HrToFrHoLoadThrSC2,
WindowEutran,
AmrHrToFrHoLoadThSC2,
FDDRptOffset6bit,
QSearchC,
FDDRptOffset3bit,
TDDRptOffset6bit,
TDDRptOffset3bit,
FDDRptOffset_PS,
TDDRptOffset_PS,
PwDownLoadInd,
DownPowerBmp,
HRTFRHOSupport2,
NccCfgPara,
DualFreqNetTchThs,
DivCombMode,
RQThreshold,
IsDualFreqRltCell,
PwDownHoPriInd, DualFreqHoSup, DualFreqHoN, DualFreqHoP,

DualFreqHoTAThs, DualFreqHoDLThs, SubCell2N, SubCell2P,
SubCellHoDLThs,
EUtranHighThreshQ,
EUtranLowThreshQ,
EUtranQQUALMIN,
RelEUtranStrategy,
RelEUtranPrio,
ChanSelForIPAHo,
SigTBFDlDelayTime,
SigTBFExtUlTime,
DataTBFDlDelayTime,
CSDHoIntraEnable,
DataTBFExtUlTime,
CSDHoInterEnable,
ISRSV,
CSDHoOutEnable,
DynSdCheckDelay.
Update
parameters:
NCellIndOfChlRel,
SubCell1N,
AmrThresholds,
SubCell1P,
TsRel,
AmrHysteresis,
AmrStartMode, RMSTT3109, RMSTT3111, TargetTrafficThsSC2,

Info_2_0, IsDualFreqRltCell, PSPwrChgStep0, PSPwrChgStep1,
Revision No.
Revision Date
Revision Reason
HoControl_1,
HoControl_2,
HoControl_4,
HoControl[1]_1,
HoControl[1]_2, HoControl[1]_4, HoControl[2]_1, HoControl[2]_2,

HoControl[2]_4, PcMinInterval, DLPcMinInterval, DLPwrRedStep.
R1.1
20110930
Update to V6.20.711c
Add
parameters:
EarlyDlTBFEstSupp,
IPAInterHo,
GetUtranClass,
SuppReducePd,
LmtThreshold_0,
LmtThreshold_1,
LmtThreshold_2,
LmtThreshold_3,
CsPagingPrefer,
IsDirectRetryCell,
CICAlarmSwitch,
BVCAlarmSwitch,
MOSmsIntercept,
TCobcchWaitMR,
MTSmsIntercept,
PbgtHoStartThsSC2,
FrToAmrHrHoLoadThSC2, FrToHrHoLoadThrSC2, UseSC1Load,

MrCountForRlt,
HoMarginPbgtSC2,
HoMarginRxQualSC2,
RxLevMinSC2,
HoMarginRxLevSC2,
TargetTrafficThsSC2,
Info_3, Info_6 Info_7, Info_3, Info_4, Info_5, Info_6, Info_7,

Info1_2, Info1_3.
Update
parameters:
HoMarginPbgt,
HoMarginRxQual,
HoMarginRxQual,
UtranCellPrio,
HoMarginPbgt,
HoMarginRxLev,
HoMarginRxLev,
ResourceAdjustThs,
ChlReqRejBmp,
PcMinInterval,
UtranCellPrio,
OldToNewctrl,
BtsId, AutoSToMEnable.
R1.0
20110730
First Edition (V6.20.71)
Serial Number: SJ-20110531095035-017

Publishing Date: 2012-09-07 (R1.5)
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Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Overview .................................................................................... 1-1
1.1 Introduction to BSS Radio Parameters................................................................. 1-1
1.2 Modify Parameters ............................................................................................. 1-2
1.3 Method of Modifying Parameters in Batch ............................................................ 1-4
1.4 The Format to Explain Parameters ...................................................................... 1-9
1.5 Precautions on Parameter Adjustment................................................................1-11
Chapter 2 BSC Function Parameters........................................................ 2-1

2.1 Radio Basic Property.......................................................................................... 2-1
2.1.1 DCS1800/PCS1900 support (FuncExt) ...................................................... 2-1
2.1.2 Load indication allowed (LoadInd) ............................................................. 2-2
2.1.3 Send confusion message allowed (ConfusionMsg) ..................................... 2-3
2.1.4 Inter-cell handover allowed (InHoEnable)................................................... 2-4
2.1.5 Send assignment failure allowed in outer direct retry procedure
(ExDRSendAssFail) ................................................................................ 2-6
2.1.6 Load indication Valid Time (LoadValidTime) ............................................... 2-7
2.1.7 Load Indication Period (LoadIndPrd).......................................................... 2-8
2.1.8 Congestion Threshold for Send Load Indication (LoadIndThs)..................... 2-9
2.1.9 Forbid Handover According to Resource Threshold of Load Indication
(LoadForbidHo) .................................................................................... 2-10
2.1.10 Resource Threshold of Load Indication for Forbid Handover
(LoadThsForbidHo) ................................................................................2-11
2.1.11 Support Precise Paging (PrecisePagSupport)......................................... 2-12
2.1.12 Use HPC for Precise Paging (PrecisepagUseHpc).................................. 2-13
2.1.13 Adopt Precise Paging for repaging of Circuit Switched Service
(CsRepagPrecise)................................................................................. 2-14
2.1.14 Adopt Precise Paging for repaging of Packet Switched Service
(PsRepagPrecise)................................................................................. 2-15
2.1.15 Allow Exceed area Precise Paging for Circuit Switched Service
(CsOutAreaPag) ................................................................................... 2-16
2.1.16 Allow Exceed area Precise Paging for Packet Switched Service
(PsOutAreaPag) ................................................................................... 2-17
2.1.17 Paging Repeat Time for Circuit Switched Service
(CsPagingRepeatTime) ......................................................................... 2-18
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2.1.18 Paging Repeat Time for Packet Switched Service

(PsPagingRepeatTime) ......................................................................... 2-19
2.1.19 Automatic Resource Indication Threshold (ResourceIndThs)................... 2-20
2.1.20 BSC maximum reset number (BscMaxResetNum).................................. 2-22
2.1.21 MR report support (MrRptEnable).......................................................... 2-23
2.1.22 HBTS scan site number (HBTSScanSiteNum)........................................ 2-24
2.1.23 Range of Barang .................................................................................. 2-25
2.2 Functional Switch ............................................................................................. 2-26
2.2.1 RIM support (RIMSupport) ...................................................................... 2-26
2.2.2 RIM retry times (RIMRetryTimes) ............................................................ 2-27
2.2.3 Different reselection parameter in idle and transfer status support
(PSReselParam2) ................................................................................. 2-28
2.2.4 Handover synchronization indication support (Info_0_16).......................... 2-29
2.2.5 Switch of TRAU frame synchronized monitor (Info_4_5) ........................... 2-30
2.2.6 PS handover support (PSHoSupp) .......................................................... 2-31
2.2.7 Enable PS Handover Indications in Inter-BSS handover
(EnablePSHoIndi) ................................................................................. 2-32
2.2.8 Request SI/PSI (EnableRequestPSI) ....................................................... 2-33
2.2.9 Support EMLPP (SupportEMLPP) ........................................................... 2-34
2.2.10 DFCA support (DFCASupport) .............................................................. 2-35
2.2.11 Support resource optimizing by service (SuppResOpByService).............. 2-36
2.2.12 Identify of special service (SpecServiceIdentify) ..................................... 2-36
2.2.13 DTM Enhance Capability (DTMEnhanceCapa) ....................................... 2-37
2.2.14 E-UTRAN CCN support (EUtranCCN).................................................... 2-38
2.2.15 Duration of judging from concurrent to special service
(ConcurrentJudge0) .............................................................................. 2-39
2.2.16 Number of llc judging from concurrent to special service
2.2.17 Duration of judging from special to non-special service
2.2.18 Number of llc judging from special to non-special service
2.2.19 If get Utran classmrak information from UE (GetUtranClass) ................... 2-43
2.3 Other Parameters............................................................................................. 2-45
2.3.1 Supervision Timer of LCS (LcsSuperVision) ............................................. 2-45
2.3.2 Radio Timer of LCS (LcsRadio) ............................................................... 2-46
2.3.3 LCS wait intra BSS handover timer (LcsWaitInTraHO) .............................. 2-47
2.3.4 Monitor physical context request (RmsT9108) .......................................... 2-48
2.3.5 Timer for waiting message from A-interface (TWaitMsg) ........................... 2-48
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2.3.6 Timer for RANCSEST waiting (TWaitRancsEst)........................................ 2-49

2.3.7 Timer for RANCSCLECOM waiting (TWaitRancsCleCom)......................... 2-51
2.3.8 Timer for CCM waiting (CcmWaitTimer) ................................................... 2-52
2.3.9 Get static parameter timer (GetStaticParamTimer).................................... 2-53
2.3.10 Starting time for oriented retry (RmsT10) ............................................... 2-54
2.3.11 TFO Enable (TFOControl_0) ................................................................. 2-55
2.3.12 External cell load notify (Info_0_0) ......................................................... 2-56
2.3.13 Neighbor cell load valid duration (Info_0_1)............................................ 2-57
2.3.14 LMU build request deal or not (Info_1_0) ............................................... 2-58
2.3.15 MBMS request deal or not (Info_1_1) .................................................... 2-59
2.3.16 Channel request reserved field deal or not (Info_1_2) ............................. 2-60
2.3.17 MS power hold in handover option (Info_0_9)......................................... 2-60
2.3.18 Signal level threshold of target cell (Info_0_10)....................................... 2-62
2.3.19 Iur-G interface support (IurgSupport) ..................................................... 2-63
2.3.20 Overload threshold of non real-time load (NRTThs_0)............................. 2-64
2.3.21 High threshold of non real-time load (NRTThs_1) ................................... 2-65
2.3.22 Low threshold of non real-time load (NRTThs_2) .................................... 2-66
2.3.23 On demand mode switch of information exchange
(IurgSwitchGroup_0) ............................................................................. 2-67
2.3.24 On modification mode switch of information exchange
2.3.25 On demand mode switch of common measurement
2.3.26 Periodic mode switch of common measurement (IurgSwitchGroup_3) ..... 2-70
2.3.27 Immediate assignment repeat (ImmAssRep) .......................................... 2-71
2.3.28 Immediate assignment priority (ImmAssPrio).......................................... 2-72
2.3.29 Paging repeat number (PagRep) ........................................................... 2-73
2.3.30 Timer of waiting for IPGB changing over (TIPGBChgWait) ...................... 2-74
2.3.31 restricted time after continuous IPGB changing over
(TIPGBConChglmt) ............................................................................... 2-75
2.3.32 Info_3 .................................................................................................. 2-76
2.3.33 Info_6 .................................................................................................. 2-77
2.3.34 Threshold of UPUDSP Dynamic Adjustment (Info_7) .............................. 2-77
2.4 Channel Allocation Control Parameters.............................................................. 2-78
2.4.1 Dynamic HR support indication (DynaHREnable) ..................................... 2-78
2.4.2 HR channel fragment repackaging support (HRDfragSupport)................... 2-79
2.4.3 User priority for EMLPP (PriThreshold) .................................................... 2-81
2.4.4 Preferred speech version (half) (PreferSpeechVer H) ............................... 2-82
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2.4.5 Preferred speech version (full) (PreferSpeechVer F) ................................. 2-83

2.4.6 Reserved channel first (RsvChanFirst)..................................................... 2-84
2.4.7 EMLPP channel reserved rate (EMLPPThs)............................................. 2-85
2.4.8 TrxPSBusyThs (TrxPSBusyThs).............................................................. 2-86
2.4.9 Resource pool for PS rate (PsAbisThs).................................................... 2-88
2.4.10 Extended uplink dynamic allocation support (ExUpDynSupport) .............. 2-89
2.5 Timer 1 ............................................................................................................ 2-90
2.5.1 Blocking/Unblocking period (T1) .............................................................. 2-90
2.5.2 Global resetting period (T4)..................................................................... 2-92
2.5.3 Protective period for global resetting (T13) ............................................... 2-93
2.5.4 Circuit resetting period on BSS side (T19)................................................ 2-94
2.5.5 Circuit group blocking/unblocking period (T20) ......................................... 2-95
2.5.6 RLSD message receive protection timer (T9101)...................................... 2-96
2.5.7 Channel activation protection timer (RmsT9103) ...................................... 2-97
2.5.8 MSC clear command protection timer (T9104).......................................... 2-98
2.5.9 SCCP connection protection timer (T9105) .............................................. 2-99
2.5.10 Protective time waiting for access (RmsT1) ...........................................2-100
2.5.11 Protection time for applying to channel (RmsT2) ....................................2-102
2.5.12 Protection time for link establishment response (RmsT3) .......................2-103
2.5.13 Protective time that P0 confirms the message HO/ASS COM
(RmsT4) ..............................................................................................2-104
2.5.14 Encryption mode modification time (RmsT5) .........................................2-105
2.5.15 SAPI3 link establishment time (RmsT6) ................................................2-106
2.5.16 External handover protective time (RmsT8)...........................................2-107
2.5.17 Protective time for No.7 signal instantaneous disconnection (T3)............2-108
2.5.18 Protective time that PO responses external handover completion
message (RmsT7) ...............................................................................2-109
2.5.19 HBTS scan begin time (HBTSScanBT) ................................................. 2-110
2.5.20 HBTS scan cycle (HBTSScanCyc)........................................................ 2-111
2.5.21 IP ABIS Pool Band Width Push Down Protection (TBWPushDown) ........ 2-112
2.5.22 IP ABIS Pool Band Width Restore (TBWRestore) .................................. 2-113
2.5.23 Time of waiting an internal HO command (TWaitInternalHoCmd) ............ 2-114
2.5.24 Wait response of bts or btsgroup establish localswitch link
(TWaitLocalSwitch) .............................................................................. 2-116
2.5.25 Wait response of localswitch release link (TWaitLsReleaseAck).............. 2-117
2.5.26 Wait response of localswitch connect (TWaitLSBscConn) ...................... 2-118
2.5.27 Wait request of local switch release link (TWaitLSReleaseReq) .............. 2-119
2.6 Timer 2 ...........................................................................................................2-120
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2.6.1 Protective time for RF channel release (RmsT9)......................................2-120

2.6.2 Queue period of assignment (RmsT11)...................................................2-121
2.6.3 Acknowledgment interval for periodic status (RmsT12) ............................2-122
2.6.4 Mode modification process time (RmsT13)..............................................2-123
2.6.5 Protective time of UM assignment completion (RmsT14)..........................2-125
2.6.6 Waiting time for oriented retry (RmsT16).................................................2-126
2.6.7 Queue period for handover (RmsTqho)...................................................2-127
2.6.8 First overload period of flow traffic control (mT11)....................................2-128
2.6.9 Second overload period of flow traffic control (mT12)...............................2-129
2.6.10 Time of micro-micro handover delay (Tmicro) ........................................2-131
2.6.11 BSIC decoding period (Tbsic) ...............................................................2-132
2.6.12 Handover protecting timer to WCDMA/FDD (RmsT3121) .......................2-133
2.6.13 Immediate assignment period (RmsT3101) ...........................................2-134
2.6.14 Handover period of source cell (RmsT3103)..........................................2-135
2.6.15 Assignment period (RmsT3107) ...........................................................2-137
2.6.16 TCH Channel release period (RmsT3109).............................................2-138
2.6.17 TCH Channel deactivation delay (RmsT3111)........................................2-139
2.6.18 Continue timer for mode modify (TModeModifyConn) ............................2-140
2.6.19 Handover protecting time to UTRAN (mT7) ...........................................2-141
2.6.20 Time to wait A handover request (TWaitAHoReq) ..................................2-142
2.6.21 Time of destination instance waiting for available resources when forced
disconnection (RmsT15(TForceOccupy))...............................................2-143
2.6.22 Protecting time of FUC response to system message broadcast
(BcProtect) ..........................................................................................2-144
2.6.23 HO performed ack timer (TwaitHoPFMAck) ...........................................2-146
2.6.24 Timer of TRAU frame Synchronization (TuTrauSyn)...............................2-147
2.6.25 Round trip delay (RtdDefault) ...............................................................2-148
2.6.26 Timer to wait a relocation commit MSG from RNC
(TWaitRncRelocComm)........................................................................2-149
2.6.27 Subcell PingPong handover timer (TSCPingPang).................................2-150
2.6.28 Confirm BIPB fault time (TConfBIPBFault) ............................................2-152
2.6.29 Confirm BIPB DSP fault time (TConfBIPBDSPFault)..............................2-153
2.6.30 Confirm LAPD fault time (TConfLapdFault) ...........................................2-153
2.6.31 Confirm LAPD CPU fault time (TConfLapdCpuFault) .............................2-154
2.6.32 Confirm Sunit normal time (TConfSunitNor)...........................................2-155
2.6.33 Paging Interval (PagWaitTime) .............................................................2-156
2.6.34 Time of Cobcch Wait for MR Report (TCobcchWaitMR)..........................2-157
2.6.35 SDCCH Channel release period (TSDRelPeriod)...................................2-158
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2.6.36 SDCCH Channel deactivation delay (TSDDeactDelay) ..........................2-159

2.7 GPRS Maximum Retrying Times ......................................................................2-160
2.7.1 Max times of BVC block retry (BVCBlkMax) ............................................2-160
2.7.2 Max times of BVC unblock retry (BVCUblkMax) ......................................2-162
2.7.3 MAX times of BVC reset retry (BVCRestMax) .........................................2-163
2.7.4 Max times of NS block retry (NSBlkMax).................................................2-164
2.7.5 Max times of NS unblock retry (NSUnblkMax) .........................................2-165
2.7.6 Max times of NS alive retry (NSAliveMax) ...............................................2-166
2.7.7 Max times of suspend retry (SuspendMax)..............................................2-167
2.7.8 Max times of resume retry (ResumeMax)................................................2-169
2.7.9 Max times of radio access capabilities update retry (UpdateMax) .............2-170
2.7.10 Max times of PFC create retry (DownLoadBssPFCMax) ........................2-171
2.7.11 Max times of PFC modify retry (ModifyBssPFCMax) ..............................2-173
2.7.12 Max of sending PS handover required (PSHoReqMaxNum) ...................2-174
2.8 GPRS Timer ...................................................................................................2-175
2.8.1 BVC block/unblock retry time (BssgpT1) .................................................2-175
2.8.2 BVC reset retry time (BssgpT2)..............................................................2-176
2.8.3 Suspend retry time (BssgpT3) ................................................................2-177
2.8.4 Resume retry time (BssgpT4).................................................................2-179
2.8.5 Access capability update retry time (BssgpT5) ........................................2-180
2.8.6 PFC creating retry time (BssgpT6)..........................................................2-182
2.8.7 PFC modifying retry time (BssgpT8) .......................................................2-183
2.8.8 RIR Timer (TRIR) ..................................................................................2-184
2.8.9 RI Timer (TRI) .......................................................................................2-185
2.8.10 RIAE Timer (TRIAE) ............................................................................2-186
2.8.11 BVC flow control period (CellFcPer) ......................................................2-187
2.8.12 MS flow control period (MsFcPer).........................................................2-189
2.8.13 Timer that monitors block/unblock procedure (NS_T1) ...........................2-190
2.8.14 Timer that monitors reset procedure (NS_T2) ........................................2-191
2.8.15 NC-cycle of NS-VC test process (NS_T3) .............................................2-192
2.8.16 Timer that monitors alive process of NSVC (NS_T4) ..............................2-193
2.8.17 Max attempt period of reset (NS_T5) ....................................................2-194
2.8.18 TFI and USF release timer (T3169) ......................................................2-195
2.8.19 TBF release timer (T3191) ...................................................................2-196
2.8.20 TBF release time of downlink transmission (T3193) ...............................2-198
2.8.21 TBF protect time when radio link failure (T3195) ....................................2-199
2.8.22 PS channel delay release timer (PSRelDelay) .......................................2-201
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2.8.23 Guards the PS handover required procedure (T12PsHo) .......................2-202

2.8.24 Guard resource release after sending PS HO command
(TwaitRelInPSHo) ................................................................................2-203
2.8.25 Downlink Delay time in signal TBF Mode (SigTBFDlDelayTime) .............2-204
2.8.26 Extendable uplink TBF time in signal TBF Mode (SigTBFExtUlTime) ......2-205
2.8.27 Synchronization timer that ensures source BSS receives both PS and
CS responses (T23) .............................................................................2-206
2.8.28 Synchronization timer that ensures target BSS receives both PS and
CS requests (T24)................................................................................2-206
2.8.29 T3197 (T3197) ....................................................................................2-206
2.9 AMR Half Method Parameters..........................................................................2-206
2.9.1 AMR Half Active Codec Set (AmrHalfAcs)...............................................2-206
2.9.2 Thresholds of AMR (AmrThresholds) ......................................................2-207
2.9.3 Hysteresis of AMR (AmrHysteresis)........................................................2-209
2.9.4 Initial codec mode (IsAmrlCM) ...............................................................2-210
2.9.5 Start mode (AmrStartMode) ................................................................... 2-211
2.9.6 Enable noise control (IsAmrNscb) ..........................................................2-213
2.10 AMR Full Method Parameters ........................................................................2-214
2.10.1 AMR full Active Codec Set (AmrFullAcs) ...............................................2-214
2.10.2 Thresholds of AMR (AmrThresholds) ....................................................2-215
2.10.3 Hysteresis of AMR (AmrHysteresis) ......................................................2-217
2.10.4 Initial codec mode (IsAmrICM) .............................................................2-218
2.10.5 Start mode (AmrStartMode) .................................................................2-219
2.10.6 Enable noise control (IsAmrNscb).........................................................2-221
2.11 GPRS Other Parameters 1 .............................................................................2-222
2.11.1 Cn (Cn) ...............................................................................................2-222
2.11.2 Nn (Nn) ...............................................................................................2-223
2.11.3 Xn (Xn) ...............................................................................................2-225
2.11.4 Max allowed number of continous losses of uplink data blocks
(N3101)...............................................................................................2-226
2.11.5 Times of packet uplink ACK/NACK retries (N3103) ................................2-228
2.11.6 Max allowed number of continous losses of uplink RLC/MAC control
message (N3105) ................................................................................2-229
2.12 GPRS Other Parameters 2.............................................................................2-231
2.12.1 NACC support (NACCSupport).............................................................2-231
2.12.2 Net operation mode (NMO) ..................................................................2-232
2.12.3 Page coordination support (PagCoordination) .......................................2-234
2.12.4 Satellite transmission at GB interface indication (IsStatelliteGB) .............2-235
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2.12.5 Extended RLC send window allowed (IsWindowExpend) .......................2-236

2.12.6 TBF establish support (TBF_EST) ........................................................2-237
2.12.7 Signal extended uplink TBF support (SIGNAL_EUTBF) .........................2-238
2.12.8 Highest coding scheme of signal TBF (SigTBFMaxCode).......................2-239
2.12.9 Optimized POC service support (PocSupport) .......................................2-240
2.12.10 Highest coding scheme of POC service in GPRS (PocAttSelt_0) ..........2-241
2.12.11 Highest coding scheme of POC service in EGPRS (PocAttSelt_1) ........2-242
2.12.12 Max users of POC service on shared PS channel0
(PSCAPATHS_UL)...............................................................................2-243
(PSCAPATHS_DL)...............................................................................2-244
2.12.14 Service UTRAN CCO support (PSUTRANCCOSupp) ..........................2-245
2.12.15 LLC Transfer Support (LLCTranSupport_0~LLCTranSupport_15) .........2-246
2.12.16 LLC Pre-Transfer on NACC (Info_1_10)..............................................2-248
2.12.17 PDU buffer time (Info_1_16)...............................................................2-248
2.12.18 Choose PS route by NSVC (PSRouteByNSVC)...................................2-250
2.12.19 Enable PS Uplink Power Control In Establishment Phase
(PSUlPwrCtlInEsta)..............................................................................2-251
2.13 BVC Flow Control Parameters........................................................................2-252
2.13.1 BVC flow control support (BVCFlowCtrl) ...............................................2-252
2.13.2 MS flow control support (MSFlowCtrl) ...................................................2-253
2.13.3 Flow control mode (FlowCtrlMode) .......................................................2-254
2.13.4 Parameter of Flow control mode 1 (FlowCtrlMode1Para) .......................2-255
2.13.5 Parameter of Flow control mode 2 (FlowCtrlMode2Para) .......................2-256
2.13.6 BVC flow control R MIN value (BVCFlowCtrlRMin) ................................2-258
2.13.7 MS flow control R MIN value (MSFlowCtrlRMin) ....................................2-259
2.13.8 Support of PFC flow control procedures (PFCFlowCtrl) ..........................2-260
2.13.9 Coefficient of BVC bucket size (Info_2_0) .............................................2-261
2.13.10 Coefficient of MS bucket (Info_2_16) ..................................................2-262
2.13.11 CBL in BVC/MS flow control (Info_1_9) ...............................................2-263
2.14 FUC Flow Control Map Parameters ................................................................2-264
2.14.1 Flow control reason (ChlReqRejBmp) ...................................................2-264
2.14.2 Emergency Call...................................................................................2-265
2.14.3 Call Rebuilt .........................................................................................2-266
2.14.4 Call Response.....................................................................................2-267
2.14.5 Calling ................................................................................................2-268
2.14.6 Location Update ..................................................................................2-269
2.14.7 GPRS Access .....................................................................................2-270
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2.14.8 Restore...............................................................................................2-272
2.14.9 Flow Control Map Slim Adjust...............................................................2-273
2.15 EDGE Parameters.........................................................................................2-274
2.15.1 PFC support (PFCSupport) ..................................................................2-274
2.15.2 R99 Ind (R99Ind).................................................................................2-275
2.15.3 Support of enhanced radio status procedures (EnRadioStu)...................2-276
2.15.4 RS (RS) ..............................................................................................2-277
2.15.5 RR (RR) .............................................................................................2-279
2.15.6 RA (RA) ..............................................................................................2-280
2.15.7 RM (RM).............................................................................................2-281
2.15.8 RB (RB) ..............................................................................................2-282
2.15.9 RG (RG) .............................................................................................2-283
2.15.10 RE (RE) ............................................................................................2-285
2.15.11 ABIS resource dynamic manage (Info_1_8).........................................2-286
2.15.12 FANR in uplink TBF support (Info_4_0) ...............................................2-287
2.15.13 FANR in downlink TBF support (Info_4_1)...........................................2-288
2.15.14 DLDC support (Info_4_2) ...................................................................2-289
2.15.15 RTTI support (Info_4_3) .....................................................................2-290
2.15.16 EGPRS2-A support (Info_4_4) ...........................................................2-291
2.15.17 EGPRS prior to GPRS Support (Info_4_6) ..........................................2-292
2.15.18 Allocating weights of EGPRS (Info_4_7) .............................................2-293
2.16 eMLPP Set Parameters .................................................................................2-295
2.16.1 Strategy for preemption when assign (AssPreemptstrategy)...................2-295
2.16.2 Strategy for preemption when handover (HoPreemptstrategy) ................2-296
2.16.3 Max forced handover times when assign (AssForcedHoTry)...................2-297
2.16.4 Max forced handover times when handover (HoForcedHoTry)................2-298
2.16.5 Max forced release times when assign (AssForcedRelTry).....................2-299
2.16.6 Max forced release times when handover (HoForcedRelTry) ..................2-300
2.16.7 Preemption duration when assign (AssPreempTimer) ............................2-301
2.16.8 Preemption duration when handover (HoPreempTimer) .........................2-302
2.16.9 Timer for start forced release when assign (AssForceRelTimer)..............2-303
2.16.10 Timer for start forced release when handover (HoForceRelTimer).........2-305
2.16.11 Interval for search forced handover target when assign
(AssForceHoInterval) ...........................................................................2-306
2.16.12 Interval for search forced handover target when handover
(HoForceHoInterval).............................................................................2-307
2.16.13 Interval for search forced release target when assign
(AssForceRelInterval)...........................................................................2-308
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2.16.14 Interval for search forced release target when handover

(HoForceRelInterval) ............................................................................2-309
2.16.15 Queue timer for assign (RmsT11) .......................................................2-310
2.16.16 Queue timer for handover (RmsTqho) ................................................. 2-311
2.16.17 Queue indicate when assign (QueueIndAss) .......................................2-312
2.16.18 Queue allowed when handover (QueueIndHo) ....................................2-313
2.16.19 Forced release indicate when assign (PreemptionIndAss) ....................2-314
2.16.20 Forced release allowed when handover (PreemptionIndHo) .................2-315
2.16.21 Forced handover indication for assign (ForcedHolndAss) .....................2-316
2.16.22 Forced handover indication for handover (ForcedHolndHo) ..................2-317
2.16.23 Wait resource timer after forced release (ForceRelWait).......................2-318
2.16.24 Wait resource timer after forced handover (ForceHoWait, 100ms).........2-320
2.16.25 Enough low priority for preemption (LowestPriority)..............................2-321
2.16.26 Enough call duration for preemption (LongCallDuration).......................2-322
2.16.27 Forced handover target penalty time (ForceHoPenalty)........................2-323
2.16.28 Priority of emergency service (EmergServicelPrio)...............................2-324
2.17 User Access Flow Control Parameters............................................................2-325
2.17.1 Access class parameter config select (AccConfigSelect)........................2-325
2.17.2 First barred class 0 ~ First barred class 3
(FirstBarredClass_0~FirstBarredClass_3)..............................................2-326
2.17.3 Barred class windows 0 ~ Barred class windows 3
(BarredClassWindows_0~BarredClassWindows_3)................................2-327
2.17.4 Barred time step 0 ~ Barred time step 3
(BarredTimeStep_0~BarredTimeStep_3) ...............................................2-329
2.17.5 Access Control (AccessControl) ...........................................................2-330
2.18 UPPB Resource Alarm Parameters ................................................................2-331
2.18.1 Enable UPPB resource alarm (UppbResAlarmEnable)...........................2-331
2.18.2 Alarm threshold of failure ratio for allocating memory
(UppbResAlarmThs_0).........................................................................2-332
2.18.3 Alarm threshold of use ratio for mac instance (UppbResAlarmThs_1) ......2-333
2.18.4 Alarm threshold of use ratio for bssgp instance and tlli index
2.18.5 Alarm threshold of use ratio for mac-tlli index (UppbResAlarmThs_3) ......2-335
2.18.6 Alarm threshold of use ratio for radio channel instance
2.18.7 Alarm threshold of use ratio for TS instance (UppbResAlarmThs_5) .......2-337
2.18.8 Duration of exceeding alarm threshold (OverThsDuration) .....................2-339
2.19 AMR-WB Parameter ......................................................................................2-340
2.19.1 Thresholds of AMR-WB (AmrWBThresholds) ........................................2-340
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2.19.2 Hysteresis of AMR-WB (AmrWBHysteresis) ..........................................2-341

2.20 Iur-g Parameter .............................................................................................2-342
2.20.1 Report characteristics (ReportType)......................................................2-342
2.20.2 Report periodicity unit (RepPeriodUnit) .................................................2-343
2.20.3 Report periodicity value (RepPeriodValue) ............................................2-344
2.20.4 Load/RT Load/NRT Load measurement threshold 1
(MeasThr1_0~MeasThr1_2) .................................................................2-345
(MeasThr2_0~MeasThr2_2) .................................................................2-346
2.20.6 Measurement hysteresis time (MeasHys,10ms).....................................2-347
2.20.7 Event report periodicity (EveRepPeriod,10ms) ......................................2-348
2.20.8 Measurement timer (MeasTimer,10ms) .................................................2-349
2.20.9 Measurement max retry number (MeasMaxRetryNum) ..........................2-350
2.20.10 Information report type (InfoReportType) .............................................2-351
2.20.11 Measurement type (MeasType)...........................................................2-352
2.20.12 Support of 2g request Iur-g (IurgOf2gReq) ..........................................2-352
2.21 Ater Timer Parameters...................................................................................2-353
2.21.1 Ater wait SCCP connection timer (TAterWaitConn) ................................2-353
2.21.2 Ater wait resource timer (TWaitAterRes) ...............................................2-355
2.21.3 Ater wait resource release timer (TAterWaitRel).....................................2-356
2.21.4 Ater handover monitor timer (TAterMoniterHO)......................................2-357
2.21.5 Ater wait resource acknowledge timer (TWaitAterResAck) .....................2-358
2.21.6 Ater block circuit timer (TAterCicBlk) .....................................................2-359
2.21.7 Ater block circuit group timer (TAterBlkCicGrp) ......................................2-360
2.21.8 Ater reset circuit timer (TAterRstCic) .....................................................2-361
2.21.9 Ater reset timer (TAterRst) ...................................................................2-362
2.21.10 Ater reset guard timer (TITCRst).........................................................2-363
2.21.11 Ater block a interface circuit timer (TBlkACic).......................................2-364
2.21.12 Ater block a interface circuit group timer (TBlkACicGrp) .......................2-366
Chapter 3 External Cell Parameters.......................................................... 3-1

3.1 GERAN External Cell Parameters ....................................................................... 3-1
3.1.1 User Label ............................................................................................... 3-1
3.1.2 External cell ID (Geran EcellID)................................................................. 3-2
3.1.3 Cell type (CellType) .................................................................................. 3-3
3.1.4 MCC (MCC)............................................................................................. 3-4
3.1.5 MNC (MNC)............................................................................................. 3-5
3.1.6 FreqBand (FreqBand)............................................................................... 3-6
3.1.7 BCCH arfcn (BcchArfcn) ........................................................................... 3-7
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3.1.8 LAC (LAC) ............................................................................................... 3-8

3.1.9 CI (CI) ..................................................................................................... 3-9
3.1.10 NCC (NCC).......................................................................................... 3-10
3.1.11 BCC (BCC) ...........................................................................................3-11
3.1.12 GPRS service support (PsSupport)........................................................ 3-12
3.1.13 Cell reselection offset (ReselOff_0)........................................................ 3-13
3.1.14 Cell reselection offset (ReselOff_1)........................................................ 3-14
3.1.15 Cell reselection temporary offset (TempOffset_0).................................... 3-15
3.1.16 Cell reselection temporary offset (TempOffset_1).................................... 3-17
3.1.17 Penalty time of cell reselection (PenalTime_0)........................................ 3-18
3.1.18 Penalty time of cell reselection (PenalTime_1)........................................ 3-20
3.1.19 HSC exist (HCS_EXIST_0) ................................................................... 3-21
3.1.20 HSC exist (HCS_EXIST_1) ................................................................... 3-22
3.1.21 Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_THR_0)......................................... 3-23
3.1.22 Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_THR_1)......................................... 3-24
3.1.23 HCS priority (PrioClass_0) .................................................................... 3-25
3.1.24 HCS priority (PrioClass_1) .................................................................... 3-26
3.1.25 Allow SOLSA MS to access (EXC_ACC) ............................................... 3-27
3.1.26 Cell reselection status (CellBarAc2) ....................................................... 3-28
3.1.27 LSA ID (LSA_Id)................................................................................... 3-31
3.1.28 RAC (RAC) .......................................................................................... 3-32
3.1.29 Access minimal signal level (RxLevAsMin_0) ......................................... 3-33
3.1.30 Access minimal signal level (RxLevAsMin_1) ......................................... 3-35
3.1.31 Maximum initial access signal level (MsTxMaxCCH_0) ........................... 3-36
3.1.32 Maximum initial access signal level (MsTxMaxCCH_1) ........................... 3-38
3.2 UTRAN External Cell Parameters...................................................................... 3-40
3.2.1 Basic property........................................................................................ 3-40
3.2.2 Others ................................................................................................... 3-54
3.3 LTE External Cell Parameters ........................................................................... 3-65
3.3.1 User label (UserLabel)............................................................................ 3-65
3.3.2 LTE CELL Identification (LTECELLID)...................................................... 3-66
3.3.3 MCC (MCC)........................................................................................... 3-67
3.3.4 MNC (MNC)........................................................................................... 3-68
3.3.5 LTE CELL Identification (ENBID) ............................................................. 3-69
3.3.6 LTE CELL TYPE (CellTypeLTE) .............................................................. 3-70
3.3.7 Tracking area code (TAC) ....................................................................... 3-71
3.3.8 Physical layer cell identity of LTE CELL (PCID) ........................................ 3-72
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3.3.9 The attribute of LTE NodeB (ENBInd) ...................................................... 3-72

3.3.10 specified EARFCN of E-UTRAN cells (ArfcnLTE).................................... 3-73
3.3.11 the minimum value of the channel bandwidth (MeasureBandwidth) .......... 3-74
Chapter 4 Cell Parameters......................................................................... 4-1

4.1 Basic Parameters 1 ............................................................................................ 4-1
4.1.1 User Label ............................................................................................... 4-1
4.1.2 Site ID ..................................................................................................... 4-2
4.1.3 BSC (BSCID) .................................................................................... 4-3
4.1.4 BTS ID (BtsId).......................................................................................... 4-4
4.1.5 Cell Type (CellType) ................................................................................. 4-6
4.1.6 MCC (MCC)............................................................................................. 4-7
4.1.7 MNC (MNC)............................................................................................. 4-8
4.1.8 LAC (LAC) ............................................................................................... 4-9
4.1.9 CI (CI) ................................................................................................... 4-10
4.1.10 NCC (NCC)...........................................................................................4-11
4.1.11 BCC (BCC) .......................................................................................... 4-12
4.1.12 Frequency band (FreqBand) ................................................................. 4-13
4.1.13 Subcell used (SubCellUsed).................................................................. 4-14
4.1.14 Frequency Band of subcell (SubFreqBand) ............................................ 4-15
4.1.15 ARFCN list (CaArfcnList) ...................................................................... 4-16
4.1.16 GPRS service support (PsSupport)........................................................ 4-17
4.1.17 Dynamic HR support indication (DynaHREnable) ................................... 4-18
4.1.18 Dynamic HR channel allocation algorithm (DHRAlgrithm)........................ 4-19
4.1.19 CBC support (SmsCbUsed) .................................................................. 4-21
4.1.20 Threshold for TRX switched from FR to HR (HRThs) .............................. 4-22
4.1.21 PS busy threshold (Info_1_16) .............................................................. 4-23
4.1.22 Use cell AMR parameter (UseCellAMRParam) ....................................... 4-24
4.1.23 Support AMR-WB (SUPPORTAMRWB) ................................................. 4-25
4.1.24 Support CS paging prefer PS Assignment (CsPagingPrefer) ................... 4-26
4.1.25 Common control channel configuration (CcchConf) ................................ 4-27
4.1.26 Template file......................................................................................... 4-29
4.2 Basic Parameters 2 .......................................................................................... 4-30
4.2.1 TA Max (TaMax) ..................................................................................... 4-30
4.2.2 TA MIN (TaMin) ...................................................................................... 4-31
4.2.3 TA allowed (TaAllowed)........................................................................... 4-32
4.2.4 PCH load indication period (CcchLoadIndPrd).......................................... 4-33
4.2.5 Periodical location updating timer (T3212) ............................................... 4-34
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4.2.6 Protection period for access attempt (T3122) ........................................... 4-36

4.2.7 Multi-band report indication (MulbandReport) ........................................... 4-37
4.2.8 Coefficient of BVC bucket size (Info_2_0) ................................................ 4-39
4.2.9 CCCH load indication (RACH) (CcchLoadINDThs_0)................................ 4-40
4.2.10 CCCH load indication (PCH) (CcchLoadINDThs_1) ................................ 4-41
4.2.11 8PSK modulating power attenuation level (Tn7Lowerlevel)...................... 4-42
4.2.12 Repeated ACCH support (RepeatACCH) ............................................... 4-43
4.2.13 Start PA power off (StartPAPowerOff) .................................................... 4-44
4.2.14 Switch flag of cell TRX power off (StartTRXPowerOff)............................. 4-45
4.2.15 Support intelligent cell shuttingdown (CellShuttingDown) ........................ 4-46
4.2.16 Upper Site Id (UPSITEID) ..................................................................... 4-48
4.2.17 Upper Cell Id (UPBTSID) ...................................................................... 4-49
4.2.18 AMR codec adjust mode (AmrAdjMode)................................................. 4-50
4.2.19 AMR codec adjust interval (AmrAdjInterval)............................................ 4-51
4.2.20 HR channel fragment repacking support (HRDfragSupport)..................... 4-52
4.2.21 Idle FR threshold For HR defrag (Info_0_8)............................................ 4-53
4.2.22 Busy threshold for HR defrag (Info_1_24) .............................................. 4-55
4.2.23 HR channel percentage threshold (HRTsPercentage) ............................. 4-56
4.2.24 Threshold of AMR HR (AmrHRThs) ....................................................... 4-57
4.2.25 Handover from FR to HR due to high load support (FRThrHoSupport) ..... 4-58
4.2.26 Intra-handover from HR to FR due to bad quality (HRTFRHOSupport) ..... 4-59
4.2.27 Start PA output voltage tuning (Info_0_0) ............................................... 4-60
4.2.28 Enable RRU of cell power off (RRUPowerOff) ........................................ 4-61
4.2.29 The switch of CIR report (ReportCIR) .................................................... 4-62
4.2.30 The L2 frame of Lapdm fill random value (LapdmL2Cfg) ......................... 4-63
4.2.31 NCC permitted (NccPermitted) .............................................................. 4-64
4.2.32 Support allocating channel by TA (AllocChlByTA) ................................... 4-65
4.2.33 The TA threshold of allocating channel in BCCH (TaThsOfBCCH)............ 4-66
4.2.34 Cell PowerOff based on traffic load (PwDownLoadInd)............................ 4-67
4.2.35 Support handover from HR to FR due to low load (HRTFRHOSupport2) ..... 4-68
4.2.36 TRX PowerOff time bitmap (DownPowerBmp)........................................ 4-69
4.3 Basic Parameters 3 .......................................................................................... 4-70
4.3.1 Average bursts count surveyed by RACH (AvgSlots) ................................ 4-70
4.3.2 RACH receiving signal level threshold for busy burst (RachBusyThs) ........ 4-71
4.3.3 RACH load indication period (OverloadPrd) ............................................. 4-72
4.3.4 BA show (BcchBaInd)............................................................................. 4-73
4.3.5 MIN received signal level to access (RxLevAccessMin) ............................ 4-74
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4.3.6 MAX number of re-transmitting events times (MRetrans)........................... 4-76

4.3.7 Number of slots to spread transmission (TxInteger) .................................. 4-78
4.3.8 Control channel MAX power level (MsTxPwrMaxCch)............................... 4-79
4.3.9 Number of multi-frames of the PCH (BsPaMframs) ................................... 4-81
4.3.10 Interval of SDCCH re-sending PHY info message (T3105d) .................... 4-82
4.3.11 Interval of TCH re-sending PHY info message (T3105f) .......................... 4-84
4.3.12 MAX resending times for physical information (NY1)............................... 4-85
4.3.13 Number of blocks reserved for AGCH (BsAgBlkRes) .............................. 4-86
4.3.14 BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR FR
(BsRadioLkTmOutForAMRFR) .............................................................. 4-87
4.3.15 BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR HR
(BsRadioLkTmOutForAMRHR) .............................................................. 4-89
4.3.16 BSS radio link timers max value for AMR WFS
(BsRadioLkOutAMRWFS) ..................................................................... 4-90
4.3.17 BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR OWFS
(BsRadioLkOutAMROWFS)................................................................... 4-91
4.3.18 BSS radio link timers max value for AMR OWHS
(BsRadioLkOutAMROWHr) ................................................................... 4-93
4.3.19 LAPDM timer used for controlling the SDCCH channel. (T200_0)............ 4-94
4.3.20 Lapdm Timer for controlling FACCH/full rate channel (T200_1)................ 4-96
4.3.21 Lapdm Timer for controlling FACCH/half rate channel (T200_2)............... 4-97
4.3.22 Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with tch sapi0 channel (T200_3) ...... 4-98
4.3.23 Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with sdcch channel (T200_4)........... 4-99
4.3.24 Lapdm Timer for controlling sdcch sapi3 channel (T200_5) ....................4-100
4.3.25 Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with TCH sapi3 channel
(T200_6) .............................................................................................4-102
4.4 Optional Parameters........................................................................................4-103
4.4.1 Early class-mark sending control (ECSC)................................................4-103
4.4.2 IMSI attach/detach allowed (ImsIadAllowed) ...........................................4-104
4.4.3 Cell bar access (CellBarAccess).............................................................4-105
4.4.4 Call re-establishment allowed (CallReestablish) ......................................4-106
4.4.5 Downlink discontinuous transmission allowed (DtxDwlink) .......................4-107
4.4.6 Uplink discontinuous transmission (DtxUplinkBcch) .................................4-109
4.4.7 Emergency call allowed (EmergencyCall) ............................................... 4-110
4.4.8 Support Emergency call preemption (EmergCallPreempt)........................ 4-111
4.4.9 Cell bar qualify (CellBarQualify).............................................................. 4-113
4.4.10 Access class parameter config select (AccConfigSelect)........................ 4-114
4.4.11 Cell access control support (UseCellAcc) .............................................. 4-115
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4.4.12 Adopt Precise Paging for Circuit Switched Service (CsPrecisePag) ........ 4-116
4.4.13 Adopt Precise Paging for Packet Switched Service (PsPrecisePag)........ 4-117
4.4.14 VPC Age Time (VpcAgeTime) .............................................................. 4-118
4.4.15 HBTS proofread support (HBTSScanSupport)....................................... 4-119
4.4.16 RSSI threshold (RSSIThrd) ..................................................................4-120
4.4.17 Proofread freqband type (GSM1900Support) ........................................4-121
4.4.18 Access Control (AccessControl) ...........................................................4-122
4.4.19 Range of HBTS BARANG (HBTSRange) ..............................................4-124
4.4.20 Paging Hole Timer (PagHoleTimer) ......................................................4-125
4.4.21 Mobile Orignated Short Message intercept (MOSmsIntercept)................4-126
4.4.22 Mobile Terminated Short Message intercept (MTSmsIntercept) ..............4-127
4.4.23 NCC Config Parameter (NccCfgPara) ...................................................4-128
4.4.24 RxQual Threshlod (RQThreshold) ........................................................4-129
4.4.25 TCH Allocation Threshold For Dual-Frequency Network
(DualFreqNetTchThs) ...........................................................................4-130
4.4.26 Diversity Combine Mode (DivCombMode).............................................4-131
4.4.27 SubCell Channel Allocation Parameter (CSAllocSC)..............................4-131
4.4.28 Is Enhanced Dual-Frequency Network Support (IsDualFreqSup) ............4-132
4.5 Cell Selection Parameters................................................................................4-133
4.5.1 the maximum thresholds of Utran reselection (UtranHighThresh) .............4-133
4.5.2 the minimum thresholds of Utran reselection (UtranLowThresh) ...............4-134
4.5.3 Minimum RX level for Utran cells (UtranQRXLEVMIN) .............................4-135
4.5.4 The maximum thresholds of EUtran reselection (EUtranHighThresh) ........4-136
4.5.5 The minimum thresholds of EUtran reselection (EUtranLowThresh)..........4-137
4.5.6 Minimum RX level for EUtran cells (EUtranQRXLEVMIN) ........................4-138
4.5.7 The maximum RSRQ thresholds for EUtran reselection
(EUtranHighThreshQ) ..........................................................................4-139
4.5.8 The minimum RSRQ thresholds of EUtran reselection
(EUtranLowThreshQ) ...........................................................................4-140
4.5.9 Minimum RSRQ for EUtran cells (EUtranQQUALMIN) .............................4-141
4.5.10 Additional reselection parameter indication (AdditionReselPI).................4-142
4.5.11 Cell reselection parameter indication (CellReselPI) ................................4-143
4.5.12 Cell reselection offset (ReselOffset) ......................................................4-144
4.5.13 Temporary offset (TemporaryOffset)......................................................4-147
4.5.14 Penalty time (PenaltyTime) ..................................................................4-148
4.5.15 Cell reselecting hysteresis level (ReselHysteresis).................................4-149
4.5.16 New setup cause indication (NECI).......................................................4-151
4.5.17 Power offset indication (PowerOffsetInd)...............................................4-153
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4.5.18 Power offset (PowerOffset) ..................................................................4-154

4.5.19 Based on priority Cell re-selection Switch (PrioReselSupport) ................4-155
4.5.20 Priority of GSM cells (ServCellPrio) ......................................................4-156
4.5.21 Threshold of serving cell that used by priority Cell re-selection algorithm
(THRESHPRIORYSEARCH) ................................................................4-156
4.5.22 Threshold that Allow MS re-select to lower priority Cell
(THRESHGSMLOW)............................................................................4-157
4.5.23 Hysteresis of priority reselection algorithm (HysteresisofPRiority) ...........4-158
4.5.24 Time hysteresis of priority reselection algorithm
(TimeHysteresisofReS) ........................................................................4-159
4.5.25 The default priority of Utran Cells (UtranDefaultPrio)..............................4-160
4.5.26 The default priority of EUtran Cells (EUtranDefaultPrio) .........................4-161
4.6 Service Process Additional Parameters ............................................................4-162
4.6.1 Directed retry indication (DrInd_0) ..........................................................4-162
4.6.2 External directed retry indication (DrInd_1)..............................................4-163
4.6.3 Queue allowed when assign (QueueInd_0) .............................................4-164
4.6.4 Queue allowed when handover (QueueInd_1).........................................4-165
4.6.5 Preemption allowed when assign (PreemptionInd_0) ...............................4-166
4.6.6 Preemption allowed when handover (PreemptionInd_1)...........................4-168
4.6.7 When assigned forced handover (ForcedHoInd_0) ..................................4-169
4.6.8 Forced handover allowed when handover (ForcedHoInd_1) .....................4-170
4.6.9 Number of candidate cells for handover (CandidateNum).........................4-171
4.6.10 Fast average indication (FastAvg) ........................................................4-172
4.6.11 BCCH switch allowed (CanBcchExch)...................................................4-173
4.6.12 SDCCH dynamic configuration allowed (CanSdcchDyn) ........................4-174
4.6.13 Minimal resource threshold (ResourceThs) ...........................................4-175
4.6.14 Base-band hopping TRX exchange support (Info_0_3) ..........................4-176
4.6.15 Support NCell of channel release (NCELLINDOFCHLREL) ....................4-177
4.6.16 RelEUtranStrategy (RelEUtranStrategy)................................................4-178
4.6.17 RelEUtranPrio (RelEUtranPrio).............................................................4-179
4.6.18 Allowed FACCH call setup after emergency call (FacchCallInd_0) ..........4-180
4.6.19 Allowed FACCH call setup when page respond (FacchCallInd_1) ...........4-181
4.6.20 Allowed call setup on FACCH (FacchCallInd_2) ....................................4-182
4.6.21 Allowed call reestablished on FACCH (FacchCallInd_3).........................4-183
4.7 System Parameters .........................................................................................4-184
4.7.1 Interference average period (InterfAvgPrd)..............................................4-184
4.7.2 Interference Band Boundary (InterfBoundary_0)......................................4-185
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4.7.8 MAX value of MS Radio link timeout (MsRadioLKTmOut) ........................4-194
4.7.9 Radio link failure criterion (ConFailCriterion) ...........................................4-195
4.7.10 MAX value of BSS Radio link timeout (BsRadioLKTmOut) .....................4-197
4.7.11 Receiving level threshold (RxLevThs) ...................................................4-198
4.7.12 Receiving quality threshold (RxQualThs)...............................................4-199
4.7.13 Radio link failure checking period (RxLevQualprd) .................................4-200
4.7.14 AMR FR (MsRadioLkTmOutAMRFR)....................................................4-201
4.7.15 AMR HR (MsRadioLkTmOutAMRHR) ...................................................4-203
4.7.16 AMR WFS (MsRadioLkOutAMRWFS)...................................................4-204
4.7.17 AMR-WB OWFS (MsRadioLkOutAMROWFS) .......................................4-205
4.7.18 AMR-WB OWHR (MsRadioLkOutAMROWHR)......................................4-206
4.8 AMR Half Method Parameters..........................................................................4-207
4.8.1 AMR Half Active Codec Set (AmrHalfAcs)...............................................4-207
4.8.4 Initial codec mode (IsAmrlCM) ............................................................... 4-211
4.8.5 Start mode (AmrStartMode) ...................................................................4-212
4.9 AMR Full Method Parameters ..........................................................................4-215
4.9.1 AMR full Active Codec Set (AmrFullAcs) .................................................4-215
4.9.4 Initial codec mode (IsAmrICM) ...............................................................4-219
4.9.5 Start mode (AmrStartMode) ...................................................................4-221
4.10 Other Parameters..........................................................................................4-223
4.10.1 Preprocessing indication (Preprocess) ..................................................4-223
4.10.2 Reserved rate of EMLPP (EMLPPThs) .................................................4-225
4.10.3 Use cell EMLPP Threshold (UseCellEmlppThs).....................................4-226
4.10.4 Frequency offset correct support (Info_0_1) ..........................................4-227
4.10.5 Maximum power on handover command support (Info_0_2)...................4-228
4.10.6 MR Report Time Bmp (MrRptTimeBmp)................................................4-229
4.10.7 Non Cipher Mode support (CipherMode_0_0) .......................................4-230
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4.10.8 Cipher Mode support A5/1 (CipherMode_0_1).......................................4-231

4.10.9 Cipher Mode support A5/2 (CipherMode_0_2).......................................4-232
4.10.10 Cipher Mode support A5/3 (CipherMode_0_3).....................................4-233
4.10.11 Cipher Mode support A5/4 (CipherMode_0_4) .....................................4-234
4.10.15 Cipher mode priority1 ~ Cipher mode priority7 (CipherMode_1~
CipherMode_7) ....................................................................................4-238
4.10.16 Channel Select Strategy (ChanSelectStrategy)....................................4-239
4.10.17 Info_3 ...............................................................................................4-241
4.10.18 Info_4 ...............................................................................................4-241
4.10.19 Info_5 ...............................................................................................4-242
4.10.20 Info_6 ...............................................................................................4-243
4.10.21 Info_7 ...............................................................................................4-244
4.11 GPRS Basic Parameters ................................................................................4-245
4.11.1 SGSN ID (SGSNID) .............................................................................4-245
4.11.2 NSEI (NSEI)........................................................................................4-246
4.11.3 BVCI (BVCI)........................................................................................4-247
4.11.4 RAC (RAC) .........................................................................................4-248
4.11.5 PS service busy level (PsBusyLevel) ....................................................4-250
4.11.6 Enable cell PS push down (PSPushDown) ............................................4-251
4.12.1 Additional reselection parameter indicator (AddResPI2) .........................4-252
4.12.2 SI13 sending position (Si13Locate).......................................................4-253
4.12.3 Route area color code (RaColor) ..........................................................4-254
4.12.4 Minimal number of idle CS channel (CsChansThs) ................................4-255
4.12.5 Packet access priority threshold (PriAcThr) ...........................................4-256
4.12.6 Packet System Information Send Speed (SendSpeed (PSI2, PSI3,
PSI3BIS, PSI4, PSI5, PSI13, PSI3ter, PSI8, PSI3quater)).......................4-258
4.12.7 Overload report period on PRACH (OvLoadPer)....................................4-259
4.12.8 Link error counter (RLTimeout) .............................................................4-260
4.12.9 PRACH receiving signal level threshold (PrachBusyT) ...........................4-261
4.12.10 Average measuring bursts number on PRACH (MeaAvgSlot) ...............4-262
4.12.11 Buffer threshold of paging message (PccchIndTh_0)............................4-263
4.12.12 Queue length threshold in 64 multi-frame paging period
(PccchIndTh_1) ...................................................................................4-264
4.12.13 PRACH overload threshold ratio (PccchIndTh_2).................................4-265
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4.13.1 DTM support (DTMSupport) .................................................................4-266
4.13.2 DTM Enhance Capability (DTMEnhanceCapa) ......................................4-267
4.13.3 CCN mode support (CCNActive) ..........................................................4-268
4.13.4 Cell support system message status flow (SIStatusInd) .........................4-269
4.13.5 Allow SOLSA MS to access (Exc_Acc) .................................................4-271
4.13.6 CCCH SplitPGCycle support (SpgcSuport) ...........................................4-272
4.13.7 Extended paging support (EpageMode) ................................................4-273
4.13.8 PSI status support (PsiStatInd).............................................................4-274
4.13.9 Cell support extendable uplink TBF (Ext_UTBF) ....................................4-276
4.13.10 Uplink delay time (UlDelayTime) .........................................................4-277
4.13.11 Interval number of GPRS TBF downlinks RRBP
(GPRSDIRrbpInterVal) .........................................................................4-278
4.13.12 Interval number of downlink EGPRS TBFs RRBP
(EGPRSDIRrbpInterVal) .......................................................................4-279
4.13.13 Interval number of uplink GPRS TBFs ACK (GPRSUlAckInterVal)........4-280
4.13.14 Interval number of uplink EGPRS TBFs ACK
(EGPRSUlAckInterVal) .........................................................................4-281
4.13.15 Single block assign offset (Info1_0_0) .................................................4-282
4.13.16 Polling retry times (Info1_0_8) ............................................................4-283
4.13.17 Uplink measurement report period (Ulmeasureperiod)..........................4-284
4.13.18 Calculating period of load on PPCH (LoadPer) ....................................4-285
4.13.19 PSI1 sending period (Psi1RepPer) .....................................................4-286
4.13.20 USF granularity (USFGranularity) .......................................................4-287
4.13.21 Extended uplink dynamic allocation support (ExUpDynSupport) ...........4-288
4.13.22 ABIS time slots reserved for packet service (Info_1_0).........................4-289
4.13.23 The MAX of ABIS for GPRS user (Info_1_8)........................................4-291
4.13.24 GPRS initial downlink allocation by multislot class 1 (Info1_1_4)...........4-292
4.13.25 Service UTRAN CCO support (UTRANCCOSupp)...............................4-293
4.13.26 Strategy of servic UTRAN CCO (CCOStrategy) ...................................4-295
4.13.27 Enable no data during extended uplink TBF mode (INFO1_5_0)...........4-296
4.13.28 Downlink TBF pre-establish support (EarlyDlTBFEstSupp)...................4-297
4.13.29 Downlink Delay time in data TBF Mode (DataTBFDlDelayTime) ...........4-298
4.13.30 Extendable uplink TBF time in data TBF Mode (DataTBFExtUlTime) ......4-299
4.14.1 C/I (Sc) ...............................................................................................4-300
4.14.2 ARP (Sa) ............................................................................................4-301
4.14.3 THP (St) .............................................................................................4-303
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4.14.4 PS queuing support (PsQueueInd) .......................................................4-304

4.14.5 Max PS Queue Count (PsMaxQueueInstNum) ......................................4-305
4.14.6 PS preemption support (PsPreemptionInd) ...........................................4-306
4.14.7 3G NACC support (Support3GCCN) .....................................................4-307
4.14.8 PS preempt CS support (PSPrmpCSSupport) .......................................4-308
4.14.9 Maximal resource for POC service (POCSrcThs)...................................4-309
4.14.10 Enable uplink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_1) ..................... 4-311
4.14.11 Enable downlink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_2) ................. 4-311
4.14.12 P of uplink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_3)..........................4-312
4.14.13 N of uplink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_8) .........................4-313
4.14.14 P of downlink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_13)....................4-314
4.14.15 N of downlink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_18) ...................4-315
4.14.16 Quality offset of uplink interference in NC2 (INFO1_5_23)....................4-316
4.14.17 Signal offset of uplink interference in NC2 (INFO1_6_0).......................4-317
4.14.18 Quality offset of downlink interference in NC2 (INFO1_6_5) .................4-318
4.14.19 Signal offset of downlink interference in NC2 (INFO1_6_10).................4-319
4.14.20 Num of samples that calculates average of uplink signal level in NC2
(INFO1_6_15)......................................................................................4-320
4.14.21 Num of samples that calculates average of downlink signal level in
NC2 (INFO1_6_20) ..............................................................................4-321
4.14.22 Num of samples that calculates average of uplink quality level in NC2
(INFO1_6_25)......................................................................................4-322
4.14.23 Num of samples that calculates average of downlink quality level in
NC2 (INFO1_7_0)................................................................................4-323
4.14.24 NC2 Distance Windows (NC2DistanceWindow)...................................4-324
4.14.25 Transform from uplink delay to extend (Info1_1_16).............................4-325
4.14.26 Max Num of resend packet assignment (Info1_1_8).............................4-326
4.14.27 Resource adjust for CS preempt (Info1_1_17) .....................................4-327
4.14.28 Subcell selection of PS channel allocation (PSALLOCSC_0) ................4-328
4.14.29 RXLEV threshold in subcell 1 (PSALLOCSC_1) ..................................4-330
4.14.30 RXLEV threshold in subcell 2 (PSALLOCSC_2) ..................................4-332
4.14.31 Multislot allocation of extended range cell support (Info1_7_13)............4-333
4.14.32 Support resource optimizing by service (SuppResOpByService)...........4-334
4.14.33 RxLev P Value (RxLevP)....................................................................4-335
4.14.34 RxLev N Value (RxLevN) ...................................................................4-336
4.14.35 TA P Value (TaP) ...............................................................................4-337
4.14.36 TA N Value (TaN)...............................................................................4-338
4.14.37 SubCell1 PS Busy Threshold (SubCell1PsChanThs) ...........................4-339
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4.14.38 SubCell2 PS Busy Threshold (SubCell2PsChanThs) ...........................4-340

4.14.39 TA threshold for PS channel allocate in subcell1 (TaLevelThs1) ............4-341
4.14.40 TA threshold for PS channel allocate in subcell2 (TaLevelThs2) ............4-342
4.14.41 Resource adjust threshold (ResourceAdjustThs) .................................4-343
4.14.42 Info1_2 .............................................................................................4-344
4.14.43 Info1_3 .............................................................................................4-345
4.14.44 Is Dual-Frequency NC2 Support (DualFreqNC2Sup)............................4-346
4.14.45 Dual-Frequency NC2 Parameter N (DualFreqNC2N) ...........................4-347
4.14.46 Dual-Frequency NC2 Parameter P (DualFreqNC2P)............................4-348
4.14.47 Dual-Frequency NC2 TA Threshold (DualFreqNC2TAThr) ....................4-349
4.14.48 Dual-Frequency NC2 load Threshold (DualCellPsChanThr)..................4-350
4.14.49 NC2 UL RxLevel Threshold (ULRxLevThr) ..........................................4-351
4.14.50 NC2 DL RxLevel Threshold (DLRxLevThr) ..........................................4-352
4.14.51 NC2 UL RxQual Threshold (ULRxQualThr) .........................................4-353
4.14.52 NC2 DL RxQual Threshold (DLRxQualThr) .........................................4-354
4.14.53 avoid Ping-Pang cell reselection Timer (TPingPang) ............................4-355
4.14.54 NC2 Reselection hysteresis Threshold (NC2ResHys) ..........................4-356
4.14.55 NC2 reselection DL RxLevel Threshold (NC2ResThr) ..........................4-357
4.15 GPRS Cell Options Parameters......................................................................4-358
4.15.1 T3168 (T3168) ....................................................................................4-358
4.15.2 T3192 (T3192) ....................................................................................4-359
4.15.3 T3142 (Info1_0_2) ...............................................................................4-361
4.15.4 T3172 (Info1_0_3) ...............................................................................4-362
4.15.5 DRX mode holding timer (DrxTimeMax) ................................................4-364
4.15.6 MAX blocks transmittion in each TS (BsCvMax) ....................................4-365
4.15.7 Packet control acknowledgement type (CtraCKType).............................4-367
4.15.8 Access burst type (AccessType) ...........................................................4-368
4.15.9 N3102 descrease step (PanDec) ..........................................................4-369
4.15.10 N3102 increase step (PanInc) ............................................................4-371
4.15.11 N3102 max (PanMax) ........................................................................4-372
4.15.12 GPRS Phone Init Coding (GPRSInitattselt_0~GPRSInitattselt_3) .........4-374
4.15.13 GPRS phones init code can be changed (InitAttachExch_0) .................4-375
4.16 GPRS NC Survey Parameters........................................................................4-376
4.16.1 Packet idle mode (NcRepPerI) .............................................................4-376
4.16.2 Packet transmission mode (NcRerPerT) ...............................................4-377
4.16.3 Extended measurement report order (MeaOrder) ..................................4-378
4.16.4 Network control order (CtrlOrder)..........................................................4-379
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4.16.5 NC2 mode between 2G and 3G (NC2For23G) ......................................4-380

4.16.6 Serving Cell Load Threshold (ServCellLoadThr) ....................................4-381
4.16.7 Serving Cell Capacity Threshold (ServCellCapaThr) ..............................4-382
4.16.8 Cell reselection control switch by serving cell traffic busy
(PsTrafResel) ......................................................................................4-383
4.16.9 NC hold time in non-drx mode (NcNoDrxPer) ........................................4-384
4.16.10 Extended measurement report order (ExMeaOrder).............................4-385
4.16.11 Type of extended measurement report (ExtRepType) ...........................4-386
4.16.12 Report period of extended measurement (ExtRepPer) .........................4-387
4.16.13 The size of test report's slip window (Wnd) ..........................................4-388
4.16.14 Minimum measurement reports in slip window to avoid penalty
(AllowedRepNum)................................................................................4-389
4.17 GPRS Power Control Parameters...................................................................4-391
4.17.1 Filter period in the packet idle mode (T_AVG_W)...................................4-391
4.17.2 Filter period in packet transmission mode (T_AVG_T)............................4-392
4.17.3 PSI4 sending mark (Psi4Send).............................................................4-393
4.17.4 Power control measurement channel (PcMeasChan).............................4-394
4.17.5 Power control parameter (Alpha) ..........................................................4-395
4.17.6 Filter constant of power control (N_AVG_I)............................................4-396
4.17.7 Power descending on PBCCH (Pb) ......................................................4-397
4.18 GPRS Cell Reselection Parameters................................................................4-398
4.18.1 Cell reselection offset (ReselOff_0).......................................................4-398
4.18.2 Cell reselection offset2 (ReselOff_1) .....................................................4-399
4.18.3 Temporary offset of cell reselection (TempOffset_0) ...............................4-400
4.18.4 Temporary offset of cell reselection2 (TempOffset_1) .............................4-401
4.18.5 Penalty time of cell reselection 0 (PenalTime_0)....................................4-402
4.18.6 Penalty time of cell reselection 1 (PenalTime_1)....................................4-404
4.18.7 Interval of reselecting the same cell (T_Resel_0)...................................4-405
4.18.8 Interval of reselecting the same cell 2 (T_Resel_1) ................................4-406
4.18.9 Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_Thr_0)..........................................4-407
4.18.10 Threshold of HSC signal level 2 (HCS_Thr_1) .....................................4-408
4.18.11 HCS Priority (PrioClass_0) .................................................................4-409
4.18.12 HCS Priority 2 (PrioClass_1) ..............................................................4-410
4.18.13 C31 hysteresis (C31_Hyst_0) ............................................................. 4-411
4.18.14 C31 hysteresis 2 (C31_Hyst_1) ..........................................................4-412
4.18.15 GPRS cell reselection hysteresis (ReselHys_0) ...................................4-413
4.18.16 GPRS cell reselection hysteresis 2 (ReselHys_1) ................................4-415
4.18.17 Routing reselection hysteresis (RaReselHys_0)...................................4-416
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4.18.18 Routing reselection hysteresis 2 (RaReselHys_1)................................4-417

4.18.19 Random access attempt permitted (RadAcRetry_0).............................4-419
4.18.20 Random access attempt permitted 2 (RadAcRetry_1) ..........................4-420
4.18.21 Usage of cell reselection offset (C32_Qual_0) .....................................4-421
4.18.22 Usage of cell reselection offset 2 (C32_Qual_1) ..................................4-422
4.18.23 GPRS access minimal signal level 1 (RxLevAsMin_0)..........................4-423
4.18.24 GPRS access minimal signal level 2 (RxLevAsMin_1)..........................4-424
4.18.25 Priority threshold (Prio_Thr) ...............................................................4-426
4.18.26 HCS exist (HCS_Exist_0)...................................................................4-426
4.18.27 HCS exist 2 (HCS_Exist_1) ................................................................4-428
4.18.28 GPRS MAX initial access signal level (MsTxMaxCch_0) ......................4-429
4.18.29 GPRS MAX initial access signal level 2 (MsTxMaxCch_1)....................4-430
4.18.30 LSA ID (LSA_Id)................................................................................4-432
4.18.31 LSA Offset (LSA_Offset) ....................................................................4-433
4.19 GPRS Channel Parameters ...........................................................................4-434
4.19.1 PAGCH reserved blocks (PagBlkRes)...................................................4-434
4.19.2 PBCCH reserved blocks (PbcchBlks)....................................................4-435
4.19.3 PRACH reserved blocks (PrachBlks) ....................................................4-436
4.19.4 Interval range of packet access attempt (TxInt)......................................4-437
4.19.5 Interval period of packet access attempt (S) ..........................................4-438
4.19.6 MAX Times of Attempt (MaxRetrans) ....................................................4-439
4.19.7 Access control level (AccCtrlClass).......................................................4-440
4.19.8 Access Persistent Level (PersistLev) ....................................................4-442
4.19.9 Subscriber occupying other preference channel support
(HybridOccuSupp) ...............................................................................4-443
4.19.10 PS subscriber moving out of other preference channel support
(AllowPsMove).....................................................................................4-444
4.19.11 CS subscriber moving support (AllowCsMove).....................................4-445
4.19.12 Threshold of GPRS/GPRS,EDGE/EDGE service moving
(SfPreferBusyThs) ...............................................................................4-446
4.19.13 Threshold of GPRS/EDGE service moving (OpPreferBusyThs) ............4-447
4.19.14 PS channel expand (Info1_1_18)........................................................4-449
4.19.15 Idle TCH threshold for PS channel expand (Info1_1_24) ......................4-450
4.19.16 Maximum PS uplink user per ts (MaxPsUserPerTs_0)..........................4-451
4.19.17 Max PS downlink user per TS (MaxPsUserPerTs_1) ............................4-452
4.19.18 Support dynamic channel move (DynChMove) ....................................4-453
4.19.19 Idle static TCH THS for dynamic channel move
(IdleTCHForDChMove,%).....................................................................4-454
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4.19.20 PS channel alloc reduction support (SuppReducePd) ..........................4-455

4.19.21 Initial limit threshold of PDTCH alloc (LmtThreshold_0) ........................4-456
4.19.22 Medium limit threshold of PDTCH alloc (LmtThreshold_1) ....................4-457
4.19.23 Maximum limit threshold of PDTCH alloc (LmtThreshold_2) .................4-458
4.19.24 Damping of PDTCH alloc from limit to non-limit (LmtThreshold_3) ........4-459
4.20 PS Handover Parameters ..............................................................................4-460
4.20.1 PS handover support (HandoverSupp)..................................................4-460
4.20.2 ACK of PS handover command (HOCommandAck) ...............................4-461
4.20.3 Blind transmission support (BlindTransSupp) ........................................4-462
4.20.4 Optimised handover support (OptimizeHOSupp) ...................................4-463
4.20.5 Send handover access in synchronised handover (SendAccessSync) ......4-464
4.20.6 Send handover access in pre-synchronised handover
(SendAccessPreSync) .........................................................................4-465
4.20.7 Reset RLC (RlcStateReset)..................................................................4-466
4.20.8 Trigger PS handover by PCCN (EnablePCCNTrigHO) ...........................4-467
4.20.9 Early get system information in intra-BSS handover
(EarlyGetSysIntra) ...............................................................................4-468
4.21 EDGE Parameters.........................................................................................4-469
4.21.1 Max number of GTTP lapdm frame (GttpLapdmNum) ............................4-469
4.21.2 EGPRS packet channel request access program support
(EgprsPacketChreq).............................................................................4-470
4.21.3 Uplink LA+IR quality control support (IrSupportUp) ................................4-471
4.21.4 Take Preemptive transmit bit function (PreemptivetRans) .......................4-472
4.21.5 Average filter period for uplink BEP (BEPperiodUp) ...............................4-474
4.21.6 Average filter period for downlink BEP (BEPperiodDown).......................4-475
4.21.7 EGPRS phone quality measure mode (LinkQuameaMode) ....................4-476
4.21.8 EDGE initial downlink allocation by multislot class1 (Info1_1_0) .............4-477
4.21.9 Use parameter of EGPRS Prior to GPRS' in Cell (Info1_7_5) ................4-478
4.21.10 Allocating weights of EGPRS (Info1_7_6) ...........................................4-479
4.21.11 EGPRS uplink init. Coding scheme/EGPRS downlink init. Coding
scheme/EGPRS uplink max. coding schme/EGPRS downlink max.
coding scheme (EGPRSInitAttSelt_0~EGPRSInitAttSelt_3) ....................4-481
4.21.12 EGPRS phones init. Code can be changed (InitAttachExch_1).............4-482
4.21.13 FANR in uplink TBF support (INFO1_4_0)...........................................4-483
4.21.14 FANR in downlink TBF support (INFO1_4_1) ......................................4-484
4.21.15 DLDC support (INFO1_4_2) ...............................................................4-485
4.21.16 RTTI support (INFO1_4_3).................................................................4-486
4.21.17 Enable event-based FANR in downlink TBF (INFO1_4_4) ....................4-487
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4.21.18 Encoding mode of PAN in uplink TBF (INFO1_4_5) .............................4-488

4.21.19 Bep_Period2 of uplink (INFO1_4_6) ...................................................4-489
4.21.20 Bep_Period2 of downlink (INFO1_4_10) .............................................4-490
4.21.21 EGPRS2-A uplink initial coding scheme (EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_0) .........4-491
4.21.22 EGPRS2-A downlink initial coding scheme (EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_1) ......4-492
4.21.23 EGPRS2-A uplink maximum coding scheme
(EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_2) .......................................................................4-493
4.21.24 EGPRS2-A downlink maximum coding scheme
(EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_3) .......................................................................4-494
4.21.25 EGPRS2A MS initial code can be changed (InitAttachExch_2) .............4-495
4.21.26 Enable reduced latency access (RttiAccess) .......................................4-496
4.22 AMR-WB Parameter ......................................................................................4-497
4.22.1 Thresholds for AMR-WB
(AmrWBThresholds_0~AmrWBThresholds_7) .......................................4-497
4.22.2 Hysteresis for AMR-WB
(AmrWBHysteresis_0~AmrWBHysteresis_7) .........................................4-498
4.23 VAMOS Parameter ........................................................................................4-499
4.23.1 User label (UserLabel) .........................................................................4-499
4.23.2 BSC ID (OMCBSCID) ..........................................................................4-500
4.23.3 The identifier of the site (SITEID)..........................................................4-501
4.23.4 BTS ID (BTSID)...................................................................................4-502
4.23.5 Support VAMOS (SupportVAMOS) .......................................................4-503
4.23.6 Support MUTE SAIC detection (MuteSaicDetect) ..................................4-504
4.23.7 Support SAIC AFC detection (SaicAfcDetect)........................................4-505
4.23.8 The priority level of VAMOS pairing (PriorLevelOfPair) ...........................4-506
4.23.9 The load of start VAMOS FR pairing (FRPairLoadThr,%)........................4-507
4.23.10 The load of start VAMOS HR pairing (HRPairLoadThr,%) .....................4-508
4.23.11 The level threshold of Vamos paring (LevThrOfPair).............................4-509
4.23.12 The quality threshold of Vamos paring (QualThrOfPair) ........................4-510
4.23.13 The path loss ratio of candidates (PassLossRatio) ............................... 4-511
4.23.14 The expected received level (ExpectedLev) ........................................4-512
4.23.15 The uplink SCPIR threshold (SCPIR_Up) ............................................4-513
4.23.16 The downlink SCPIR threshold of NON-SAIC MS
(SCPIR_Dn_NoSaic)............................................................................4-514
4.23.17 The downlink SCPIR threshold of SAIC MS (SCPIR_Dn_Saic) .............4-515
4.23.18 The downlink SCPIR threshold of SAIC AFC MS
(SCPIR_Dn_SaicAfc) ...........................................................................4-517
4.23.19 The downlink SCPIR threshold of VAMOS I MS
(SCPIR_Dn_VAMOSI)..........................................................................4-518
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4.23.20 The downlink SCPIR threshold of VAMOS II MS

(SCPIR_Dn_VAMOSII).........................................................................4-519
4.23.21 P value of total power or SCPIR overflow (PowerOrScpirOverP)...........4-520
4.23.22 N value of total power or SCPIR overflow (PowerOrScpirOverN) ..........4-521
4.23.23 The detection quality threshold (SaicDetQual) .....................................4-522
4.23.24 P value of MUTE SAIC detection (MuteSaicDetectP) ...........................4-524
4.23.25 Thresholdof Frequecy Shift (FreqShiftThre,Hz) ....................................4-525
4.23.26 The time of SAIC AFC detection (SaicAfcDetectTime)..........................4-526
4.23.27 P value of SAIC AFC detection (SaicAfcDetectP).................................4-526
4.23.28 N value of SAIC AFC detection (SaicAfcDetectN) ................................4-528
4.24 Cell Power Parameter....................................................................................4-529
4.24.1 UpLink optimize method for immediate assignment (PwrOptCtrl_0) ........4-529
4.24.2 DownLink optimize method for immediate assignment
(PwrOptCtrl_4).....................................................................................4-530
4.24.3 UpLink optimize method for assignment or intracell handover
(PwrOptCtrl_8).....................................................................................4-531
4.24.4 DownLink optimize method for assignment or intracell handover
(PwrOptCtrl_12)...................................................................................4-532
4.24.5 UpLink optimize method for intercell handover (PwrOptCtrl_16) .............4-533
4.24.6 DownLink optimize method for intercell handover (PwrOptCtrl_20) .........4-534
4.24.7 Uplink target level (UlTargetLevel) ........................................................4-535
4.24.8 Downlink target level (DlTargetLevel) ....................................................4-536
4.24.9 Low RSSI threshold (LowRssiThs)........................................................4-537
4.24.10 High RSSI Threshold (HighRssiThs) ...................................................4-539
4.24.11 Ms power inherit threshold (MsPwrInheritThs) .....................................4-540
4.24.12 Power dynamic sharing (PwrDynShare) ..............................................4-541
4.24.13 Power reserved for present users (PwrPres) .......................................4-542
4.24.14 Power Adjusting Threshold (PwrAdjustThreshold)................................4-543
4.24.15 Power admitting threshold (PwrAdmitThreshold)..................................4-544
4.24.16 Power admitting threshold punishment (PwrAdmitThrldPunish).............4-546
4.24.17 Power admitting threshold punishment time (PwrAdmitPunishTime) ......4-547
4.24.18 Power adjustment methods priority 1 (PwrAdjPriority_0).......................4-548
4.24.19 Power adjustment methods priority2 (PwrAdjPriority_1) .......................4-549
4.24.23 Threshold for increase 8PSK power (Inc8PskPwrThs) .........................4-553
4.24.24 Hysteresis for increase 8PSK power (Inc8PskPwrHys).........................4-554
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4.24.25 Delay for increase 8PSK power (Inc8PskPwrDelay).............................4-555

4.25 GPRS Resource Control By Service ...............................................................4-556
4.25.1 Threshold of PS resource congestion (PSResourceThr0).......................4-556
4.25.2 Threshold of relieving PS resource congestion (PSResourceThr1) .........4-558
4.25.3 Scheduled priority of gold user's own service (SchedulePriority0) ...........4-559
4.25.4 Scheduled priority of silver user's own service (SchedulePriority1)..........4-560
4.25.5 Scheduled priority of bronze user's own service (SchedulePriority2) .......4-561
4.25.6 Scheduled priority of gold user's browse service (SchedulePriority3).......4-562
4.25.7 Scheduled priority of silver user's browse service (SchedulePriority4) ......4-563
4.25.8 Scheduled priority of bronze user's browse service
(SchedulePriority5) ..............................................................................4-564
4.25.9 Scheduled priority of gold user's download service
4.25.10 Scheduled priority of silver user's download service
4.25.11 Scheduled priority of bronze user's download service
4.25.12 Scheduled priority of gold user's IM service (SchedulePriority9)............4-568
4.25.13 Scheduled priority of silver user's IM service (SchedulePriority10) ........4-569
4.25.14 Scheduled priority of bronze user's IM service (SchedulePriority11) ......4-570
4.25.15 TBF occupancy of gold user's own service (TBFNum0)........................4-571
4.25.16 TBF occupancy of silver user's own service (TBFNum1) ......................4-572
4.25.17 TBF occupancy of bronze user's own service (TBFNum2) ....................4-573
4.25.18 TBF occupancy of gold user's browse service (TBFNum3) ...................4-574
4.25.19 TBF occupancy of silver user's browse service (TBFNum4)..................4-575
4.25.20 TBF occupancy of bronze user's browse service (TBFNum5) ...............4-576
4.25.21 TBF occupancy of gold user's download service (TBFNum6)................4-577
4.25.22 TBF occupancy of silver user's download service (TBFNum7) ..............4-578
4.25.23 TBF occupancy of bronze user's download service (TBFNum8)............4-579
4.25.24 TBF occupancy of gold user's IM service (TBFNum9) ..........................4-580
4.25.25 TBF occupancy of silver user's IM service (TBFNum10).......................4-581
4.25.26 TBF occupancy of bronze user's IM service (TBFNum11).....................4-582
4.25.27 Max PDTCH num of gold user's own service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum0) .................................................................................4-583
4.25.28 Max PDTCH num of silver user's own service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum1) .................................................................................4-584
4.25.29 Max PDTCH num of bronze user's own service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum2) .................................................................................4-585
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4.25.30 Max PDTCH num of gold user's browse service in congestion

(MaxPdtchNum3) .................................................................................4-586
4.25.31 Max PDTCH num of silver user's browse service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum4) .................................................................................4-587
4.25.32 Max PDTCH num of bronze user's browse service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum5) .................................................................................4-588
4.25.33 Max PDTCH num of gold user's download service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum6) .................................................................................4-589
4.25.34 Max PDTCH num of silver user's download service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum7) .................................................................................4-590
4.25.35 Max PDTCH num of bronze user's download service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum8) .................................................................................4-591
4.25.36 Max PDTCH num of gold user's IM service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum9) .................................................................................4-592
4.25.37 Max PDTCH num of silver user's IM service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum10) ...............................................................................4-593
4.25.38 Max PDTCH num of bronze user's IM service in congestion
(MaxPdtchNum11) ...............................................................................4-594
4.25.39 Downlink delay time of gold user's own service
(DlDelayTimeOfService0) .....................................................................4-595
4.25.40 Downlink delay time of silver user's own service
4.25.41 Downlink delay time of bronze user's own service
4.25.42 Downlink delay time of gold user's browse service
4.25.43 Downlink delay time of silver user's browse service
4.25.44 Downlink delay time of bronze user's browse service
4.25.45 Downlink delay time of gold user's download service
4.25.46 Downlink delay time of silver user's download service
4.25.47 Downlink delay time of bronze user's download service
4.25.48 Downlink delay time of gold user's IM service
4.25.49 Downlink delay time of silver user's IM service
(DlDelayTimeOfService10) ...................................................................4-605
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4.25.50 Downlink delay time of bronze user's IM service

(DlDelayTimeOfService11)....................................................................4-606
4.25.51 Preemption priority of gold user's own service (PreemptPriority0) .........4-607
4.25.52 Preemption priority of silver user's own service (PreemptPriority1)........4-608
4.25.53 Preemption priority of bronze user's own service (PreemptPriority2) ......4-609
4.25.54 Preemption priority of gold user's browse service (PreemptPriority3) ......4-610
4.25.55 Preemption priority of silver user's browse service
(PreemptPriority4)................................................................................ 4-611
4.25.56 Preemption priority of bronze user's browse service
(PreemptPriority5)................................................................................4-612
4.25.57 Preemption priority of gold user's download service
4.25.58 Preemption priority of silver user's download service
4.25.59 Preemption priority of bronze user's download service
4.25.60 Preemption priority of gold user's IM service (PreemptPriority9)............4-616
4.25.61 Preemption priority of silver user's IM service (PreemptPriority10) ........4-617
4.25.62 Preemption priority of bronze user's IM service (PreemptPriority11) ......4-618
Chapter 5 Cell Object Parameters............................................................. 5-1

5.1 TRX Parameters ................................................................................................ 5-1
5.1.1 TRX Information Parameters..................................................................... 5-1
5.1.2 Channel Information Parameters ............................................................. 5-17
5.1.3 IP Parameters........................................................................................ 5-33
5.1.4 Panel Parameters .................................................................................. 5-36
5.2 Power Control Parameters ................................................................................ 5-41
5.2.1 Power Control Parameters ...................................................................... 5-41
5.2.2 Power Survey Parameters ...................................................................... 5-47
5.2.3 Power Adjustment Threshold Parameters ................................................ 5-57
5.2.4 Other Parameters................................................................................... 5-76
5.2.5 New Power Control Attribute .................................................................. 5-110
5.2.6 GPRS Power Control Parameters ..........................................................5-137
5.3 Handover Control Parameters ..........................................................................5-214
5.3.1 Handover Pretreatment Parameters .......................................................5-215
5.3.2 Handover Level Parameters...................................................................5-233
5.3.3 Handover Condition Parameters.............................................................5-289
5.3.4 Handover Control Parameters ................................................................5-317
5.3.5 Other Parameters..................................................................................5-392
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5.3.6 Handover Arithmetic Parameters............................................................5-420

5.3.7 Subcell Parameters ...............................................................................5-440
5.3.8 Weight Average Parameters ..................................................................5-457
5.4 SDCCH Handover Control Parameters .............................................................5-459
5.4.2 Handover Threshold Parameters............................................................5-473
5.5 UTRAN Handover Control Parameters .............................................................5-533
5.5.1 Basic Properties 1 .................................................................................5-533
5.5.2 Basic Properties 2 .................................................................................5-553
5.5.3 PS Handover Parameters ......................................................................5-565
5.6 UTRAN Cell Control Parameters ......................................................................5-582
5.6.1 Basic Parameters 1 ...............................................................................5-582
5.6.2 Basic Parameters 2 ...............................................................................5-602
5.6.3 GPRS Parameters 1..............................................................................5-621
5.6.4 GPRS Parameters 2..............................................................................5-641
5.7 Adjacent Cell Parameters ................................................................................5-663
5.7.1 Adjacent Interference Cell Parameters....................................................5-663
5.7.2 Adjacent Cell Handover and Reselection Parameters ..............................5-667
5.7.3 Adjacent Cell Handover Parameters .......................................................5-717
5.7.4 Adjacent Cell Reselection Parameters ....................................................5-759
5.7.5 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover and Reselection Parameters..................5-767
5.7.6 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover Parameters...........................................5-784
5.7.7 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Reselection Parameters........................................5-797
5.8 Frequency Hopping System Parameters ...........................................................5-805
5.8.1 Site ID ..................................................................................................5-805
5.8.2 BTS ID (BtsId).......................................................................................5-806
5.8.3 Frequency hopping ID (FhsId) ................................................................5-807
5.8.4 Hopping sequence No. (HSN)................................................................5-808
5.8.5 Frequency hopping mode (FreqHopMode) ..............................................5-809
5.8.6 Hopping group ID (BhGroupId)...............................................................5-810
5.8.7 MA Frequency List Number (MaFreqNum) .............................................. 5-811
5.9 PS Handover Control Parameters ....................................................................5-812
5.9.2 Handover Level Parameters...................................................................5-823
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5.9.5 Other Parameters..................................................................................5-872
5.9.6 Handover Arithmetic Parameters............................................................5-878
5.10 LTE Cell Control Parameters ..........................................................................5-888
5.10.1 Site Id (SiteId) .....................................................................................5-888
5.10.2 BTS ID (BtsId).....................................................................................5-889
5.10.3 EUTRAN BTS ID (LTEBTSID) ..............................................................5-890
5.10.4 QSearchC (QSearchC) ........................................................................5-891
5.10.5 Initial parameter used before UE receiving qsearch_c (QSearchCInit) ......5-892
5.10.6 Class of reported quantities of E-UTRAN adjacent cells (RepQuant).......5-893
5.10.7 Max number of E-UTRAN adjacent cells in measurement report
(MulRatRrpt)........................................................................................5-894
5.10.8 FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in 6-bit
(FDDRptthresh) ...................................................................................5-895
5.10.9 FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in 6-bit reporting
(FDDRptthresh2) .................................................................................5-896
5.10.10 FDDRptOffset6bit (FDDRptOffset6bit).................................................5-897
5.10.11 FDDRptOffset3bit (FDDRptOffset3bit) .................................................5-898
5.10.12 TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in 6-bit
reporting (TDDRptthresh) .....................................................................5-899
5.10.13 TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in 6-bit
reporting (TDDRptthresh2) ...................................................................5-900
5.10.14 TDDRptOffset6bit (TDDRptOffset6bit).................................................5-901
5.10.15 TDDRptOffset3bit (TDDRptOffset3bit).................................................5-902
5.10.16 FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in 3-bit
reporting (FDDMeasRptOffset) .............................................................5-903
5.10.17 FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in 3-bit
reporting (FDDMeasRptthresh2) ...........................................................5-904
5.10.18 TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in 3-bit
reporting (TDDMeasRptOffset) .............................................................5-905
5.10.19 TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in 3-bit
reporting (TDDMeasRptthresh2) ...........................................................5-906
5.10.20 Measurement report threshold offset of RSRQ or RSRP in 3-bit
reporting (RptGranularity) .....................................................................5-907
5.10.21 Measurement threshold of UE performing GPRS E-UTRAN Cell
(QsearchP_PS) ...................................................................................5-908
5.10.22 GPRS max number of E-UTRAN adjacent cells in measurement report
(MulRatRpt_PS)...................................................................................5-909
5.10.23 GPRS class of reported quantities of E-UTRAN adjacent cells
(RepQuant_PS) ...................................................................................5-910
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5.10.24 GPRS FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ

(FDDRptThresh_PS) ............................................................................ 5-911
5.10.25 GPRS FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP
(FDDRptThresh2_PS) ..........................................................................5-912
5.10.26 FDDRptOffset_PS (FDDRptOffset_PS) ...............................................5-912
5.10.27 GPRS TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ
(TDDRptThresh_PS) ............................................................................5-913
5.10.28 GPRS TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP
(TDDRptThresh2_PS) ..........................................................................5-914
5.10.29 TDDRptOffset_PS (TDDRptOffset_PS) ...............................................5-915
5.10.30 WindowEutran (WindowEutran) ..........................................................5-916
5.11 LTE Cell Reselection Parameters ...................................................................5-917
5.11.2 SITE ID (SITEID) .................................................................................5-918
5.11.3 BTS ID (BTSID)...................................................................................5-919
5.11.4 LTE Cell reselect Identification (LTERSID).............................................5-920
5.11.5 The priority of E-UTRAN cells (ArfcnLTEPrio) ........................................5-921
5.11.6 CCN mode support (CCNSUPPORT)....................................................5-922
5.11.7 The re-selecting flag of LTE Ncell (NCelBlackListInd) .............................5-923
5.11.8 MCC (MCC) ........................................................................................5-924
5.11.9 MNC (MNC) ........................................................................................5-925
5.11.10 LTE CELL Identification (ENBID).........................................................5-926
5.11.11 LTE CELL TYPE (CellTypeLTE) ..........................................................5-927
5.11.12 Tracking area code (TAC)...................................................................5-927
5.11.13 Physical layer cell identity of LTE CELL (PCID)....................................5-928
5.11.14 The attribute of LTE NodeB (ENBInd)..................................................5-929
5.11.15 Specified EARFCN of E-UTRAN cells (ArfcnLTE) ................................5-930
5.11.16 the minimum value of the channel bandwidth (MeasureBandwidth) .......5-931
5.11.17 Related Cell DN (RelationDN).............................................................5-932
5.12 VPC Cell Parameters.....................................................................................5-933
5.12.2 Site identifier (SiteId) ...........................................................................5-934
5.12.3 BTS ID (BtsId).....................................................................................5-935
5.12.4 Vpc Identity (VpcId) .............................................................................5-936
5.12.5 Vpc Site Identity (VpcSiteId).................................................................5-937
5.12.6 Vpc Bts Identity (VpcBtsId)...................................................................5-938
5.13 Site Parameters ............................................................................................5-939
5.13.1 Inter subcell handover permitted (SUBCELLHO) ...................................5-939
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5.13.2 Baseband resource share support (BaseBandShare).............................5-940

5.13.3 Traffic threshold for baseband allocation (BBURequestTRAThs).............5-941
5.13.4 Traffic threshold for baseband release (BBUReleaseTRAThs) ................5-942
5.13.5 Channel busy threshold for urgent allocate baseband
(BBUOVERThs)...................................................................................5-943
5.13.6 Channel busy threshold for urgent release baseband
(BBULOWERThs) ................................................................................5-944
Chapter 6 System Control Parameters..................................................... 6-1

6.1 Operation Control Parameters............................................................................. 6-1
6.1.1 User Label ............................................................................................... 6-1
6.1.2 BSC ID .................................................................................................... 6-2
6.1.3 Assign queue enable (AssQueEnable)....................................................... 6-3
6.1.4 Internal redirection enable (InDrEnable)..................................................... 6-4
6.1.5 Outer redirection enable (OutDrEnable) ..................................................... 6-5
6.1.6 Assign preemption enable (AssPreEmpt) ................................................... 6-6
6.1.7 BSC intracell handover enable (HoIntraEnable).......................................... 6-7
6.1.8 BSC cell handover enable (HoInterEnable) ................................................ 6-8
6.1.9 BSC outer handover enable (HoOutEnable)............................................... 6-9
6.1.10 SDCCH handover enable (ShoEnable) .................................................. 6-10
6.1.11 TCH/F handover enable (TfHoEnable) ....................................................6-11
6.1.12 TCH/H handover enable (ThHoEnable).................................................. 6-12
6.1.13 Handover queue enable (HoQueEnable)................................................ 6-13
6.1.14 Handover preemption enable (HoPreEmpt) ............................................ 6-14
6.1.15 Handover check arithmetic choose (HoA)............................................... 6-15
6.1.16 Handover request response (HoAck) ..................................................... 6-16
6.1.17 Force FACCH (FacchOnly) ................................................................... 6-17
6.1.18 Continuous handover trigger (HoTrigger) ............................................... 6-18
6.1.19 Handover reason tip (HoCauseInd)........................................................ 6-19
6.1.20 Local cell position number (LAC) ........................................................... 6-20
6.1.21 Local cell identity (CI) ........................................................................... 6-21
6.1.22 Outer cell target number (OutCellNum) .................................................. 6-22
6.1.23 Outer cell position number 1 (OutLAC1)................................................. 6-23
6.1.26 Outer cell number 1 (OutCI1) ................................................................ 6-25
6.1.29 Outer RNC 1 (OutRNC1) ...................................................................... 6-28
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6.1.30 Outer RNC 2 (OutRNC2) ...................................................................... 6-29

6.1.31 Outer RNC 3 (OutRNC3) ...................................................................... 6-30
6.1.32 Old BSS to new BSS information (OldToNewctrl).................................... 6-31
6.1.33 BSC Internal Handover Parameter of IPA (IPAInterHo)............................ 6-32
6.1.34 Send suspend message when GPRS suspension (ResumeSetOpt)......... 6-34
6.1.35 Queuing indicator in handover required message (HandOutQueInd)........ 6-35
6.1.36 Send cell prefer indication (SendCellPreferInd)....................................... 6-36
6.1.37 IPA AMR start mode (IpaAMRStartMode)............................................... 6-37
6.1.38 TDD cell handover enable (TdHoEnable) ............................................... 6-38
6.1.39 ICM optimize when intra BSC handover (AmrHoOpt_0) .......................... 6-39
6.1.40 ICM optimize when inter BSC handover (AmrHoOpt_1) .......................... 6-40
6.1.41 The switch of connection and radio channel activating synchronization
(CallDelayCtrl) ...................................................................................... 6-41
6.1.42 Include trace ID in handover required (HoRqdCtrl_0) .............................. 6-42
6.1.43 Inter BSC handover out on SDCCH permitted (InterBSCSDHOout) ......... 6-43
6.1.44 Use BER to average quality (RQAvgUseBER)........................................ 6-44
6.1.45 Check IMSI when access (CheckIMSIWhenAccess) ............................... 6-45
6.1.46 Allow assign according first measurement report when use cobcch
(CoBcchAssByOneMr) .......................................................................... 6-46
6.1.47 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for Pbgt handover in Sdcch
(NcellSelCtrlPbgt1) ............................................................................... 6-48
6.1.48 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for Pbgt handover in Tch
(NcellSelCtrlPbgt2) ............................................................................... 6-49
6.1.49 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink quality handover in Sdcch
(NcellSelCtrlUlQ1)................................................................................. 6-50
6.1.50 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink quality handover in Tch
(NcellSelCtrlUlQ2)................................................................................. 6-51
6.1.51 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink quality handover in
Sdcch (NcellSelCtrlDlQ1) ...................................................................... 6-52
6.1.52 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink quality handover in
Tch (NcellSelCtrlDlQ2) .......................................................................... 6-53
6.1.53 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink level handover in Sdcch
(NcellSelCtrlUlLev1).............................................................................. 6-54
6.1.54 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink level handover in Tch
(NcellSelCtrlUlLev2).............................................................................. 6-55
6.1.55 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink level handover in
Sdcch (NcellSelCtrlDlLev1).................................................................... 6-56
6.1.56 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink level handover in Tch
(NcellSelCtrlDlLev2).............................................................................. 6-57
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6.1.58 MS Report Count for Rlt (MrCountForRlt)............................................... 6-58
6.1.59 BSC intracell handover enable for circuit switch data
(CSDHoIntraEnable) ............................................................................. 6-59
6.1.60 BSC cell handover enable for circuit switch data (CSDHoInterEnable) ..... 6-60
6.1.61 BSC outer handover enable for circuit switch data (CSDHoOutEnable) ..... 6-61
6.2 FUC Parameters .............................................................................................. 6-62
6.2.1 Use system message method when MSC over loaded or link blocked
(MSCSysInfoFlc)................................................................................... 6-62
6.2.2 Start system message method (CPUSysInfoFlc) ...................................... 6-63
6.2.3 Start limit of system message method (CPUSysInfoCTLCPU) ................... 6-64
6.2.4 Start FUC flow control (CPUFucFlc) ........................................................ 6-65
6.2.5 Start limit of FUC flow control (CPUFucCtlCPU) ....................................... 6-66
6.2.6 If paging flow control due to high CPU (CpuPagingFlc) ............................. 6-67
6.2.7 CPU threshold of paging flow control (CpuPagingCtlCpu) ......................... 6-68
6.2.8 The maximum control level for MSC overload or link block
(MSCFlcMaxLevel) ............................................................................... 6-69
6.2.9 The number of channel requests permitted per second (ChlReqNum)........ 6-70
6.2.10 The number of paging messages permitted per second (PagingNum)...... 6-71
6.3 Exchange Parameters of BCCH ........................................................................ 6-72
6.3.1 BCCH switch (CanBCCHEx) ................................................................... 6-72
6.3.2 Scan BCCH (ScanBCCH) ....................................................................... 6-73
6.3.3 BCCH starting delay (BCCHDelay).......................................................... 6-74
6.3.4 BCCH finishing delay (ReBcchEx) ........................................................... 6-75
6.3.5 Delay of TRX forcible release (TrxRel) ..................................................... 6-76
6.3.6 The maximum cells' amount of simultaneously handover
(MaxChangeProc)................................................................................. 6-78
6.3.7 Cell Break Alarm Delay (CellAlarmDelay)................................................. 6-79
6.4 Exchange Parameters of SD ............................................................................. 6-80
6.4.1 Dynamic configuration SDCCH (CanSDCCHDyn) .................................... 6-80
6.4.2 Scan SDCCH (ScanSDCCH) .................................................................. 6-81
6.4.3 Delay of TS forcible release (TsRel)......................................................... 6-82
6.4.4 Delay protection (MaxDelay) ................................................................... 6-83
6.4.5 TCH->SDCCH limit (MinSDCCH) ............................................................ 6-84
6.4.6 SDCCH->TCH delay (TimeToTch) ........................................................... 6-85
6.4.7 Dynamic SDCCH Channel Check Delay (DynSdCheckDelay) ................... 6-86
6.5 Other Parameters............................................................................................. 6-87
6.5.1 B2 support AMR (V2TruSupportAMR) ..................................................... 6-87
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6.5.2 NC2 support (NC2support) ..................................................................... 6-88

6.5.3 MR server IP (MRSvrIP) ......................................................................... 6-89
6.5.4 MR server port (MRSvrPort).................................................................... 6-90
6.5.5 Include BTS power in MR (MrIncludeBtsPwr) ........................................... 6-90
6.5.6 Enhanced and Preprocessde MR report (EnhanAndPrepMrRpt)................ 6-91
6.5.7 Power congest delay (PwrCongDelay)..................................................... 6-92
6.5.8 Enable power dynamic sharing (PwrDynShareSupport_0) ........................ 6-93
6.5.9 Reduction of TCH initial downlink power according to SDCCH enable
(PwrDynShareSupport_1)...................................................................... 6-94
6.5.10 Channel power adjustment based on power dynamic sharing enable
(PwrDynShareSupport_2)...................................................................... 6-95
6.5.11 Time interval of channel power adjustment based on power dynamic
sharing (ChannelPwrAdjItvl)................................................................... 6-96
6.5.12 Ts Block Alarm Swtich (TsBlockAlarmSwitch) ......................................... 6-97
6.5.13 BER Weight (VoiceQualWeight_0)......................................................... 6-98
6.5.14 FER Weight (VoiceQualWeight_1) ......................................................... 6-99
6.5.15 Handover frequence weight (VoiceQualWeight_2) .................................6-100
6.5.16 DTX weight (VoiceQualWeight_3).........................................................6-101
6.5.17 Coding decode weight (VoiceQualWeight_4) .........................................6-102
6.5.18 Abis transmission error code weight (VoiceQualWeight_5) .....................6-103
6.5.19 Delay weight (VoiceQualWeight_6).......................................................6-104
6.5.20 A port resource block threshold (Reslimit_0) .........................................6-105
6.5.21 NSVC resource block threshold (Reslimit_1) .........................................6-106
6.5.22 Channel resource block threshold (Reslimit_2) ......................................6-106
6.5.23 Subcell busy threshold (Reslimit_3) ......................................................6-107
6.5.24 Abis alarm delay time (AbisAlmDelayTime) ...........................................6-108
6.5.25 DTX factor (Info_0_8) ..........................................................................6-109
6.5.26 CS traffic threshold of slave to master (SToMTrafficThrs_0).................... 6-110
6.5.27 PS traffic threshold of slave to master (SToMTrafficThrs_1).................... 6-111
6.5.28 Baseband resource share support (BaseBandShare)............................. 6-113
6.5.29 TRX Selection priority for baseband share (BBSharePri)........................ 6-113
6.5.30 Close back up (CloseBackUp).............................................................. 6-114
6.5.31 Auto slave to master enable (AutoSToMEnable) .................................... 6-115
6.5.32 CIC Manual Block Alarm (CICAlarmSwitch)........................................... 6-116
6.5.33 BVC Manual Block Alarm (BVCAlarmSwitch) ........................................ 6-117
6.5.34 Slave to master time bitmap (SToMTimeBitMap).................................... 6-118
6.5.35 Measurement Result Recording Interval in MSC Invoke Trace
(MITMRRecInt) .................................................................................... 6-119
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6.5.36 Preprocessed Measurement Result Recording Interval in MSC Invoke

Trace (MITPrepMRRecInt).................................................................... 6-119
6.6 IBS Parameters............................................................................................... 6-119
6.6.1 The method of intelligent TRX poweroff (Info_0_0) .................................. 6-119
6.7 Performance Management Parameters.............................................................6-120
6.7.1 Pingpong handover duration (PingPongDura) .........................................6-120
6.7.2 Number of measurement reports for dropped connections
(LatestMeasureRptNum) ......................................................................6-122
6.7.3 Uplink quality threshold (DropBadQualULThs).........................................6-123
6.7.4 Downlink quality threshold (DropBadQualDLThs) ....................................6-124
6.7.5 Uplink signal strength threshold (DropLowSigStrULThs) ..........................6-125
6.7.6 Downlink signal strength threshold (DropLowSigStrDLThs) ......................6-126
6.7.7 Excessive TA threshold (DropExcessiveTAThs).......................................6-127
6.8 Baseband Frequency Hopping TRX Exchange Parameters................................6-128
6.8.1 Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange support (Info_0_1)..............6-128
6.8.2 Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange scan timer (Info_1_0) .........6-129
6.8.3 Baseband frequency hopping TRX configuration timer (Info_1_16) ...........6-130
6.8.4 Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange check delay timer
(Info_2_0)............................................................................................6-132
6.9 GPRS Operation Control Parameters ...............................................................6-133
6.9.1 Two-phase access (TwoPhaseAccess) ...................................................6-133
6.9.2 Send radio status to SGSN (GBMsgSndInd_0)........................................6-134
6.9.3 Send LLC discard to SGSN (GBMsgSndInd_1) .......................................6-135
6.9.4 Threshold of quality in radio status (RadStaQuaThs) ...............................6-136
6.9.5 Send packet TBF release to MS when BSS abnormal (PacketTBFRel) ......6-137
6.9.6 Initial retry interval in downlink buffer state (DwBufRetryInterval) ..............6-138
6.9.7 Retry number in downlink buffer state (DwBufRetryNum) .........................6-139
Appendix A Flow Control Policy Values.................................................. A-1

Appendix B Power Values ........................................................................ B-1
Appendix C Setting of Cell Layers........................................................... C-1
Appendix D Relationship between Parameter Interface and
Database Value...................................................................................... D-1
D.1 BSC Function Parameters Interface ....................................................................D-1
D.1.1 Basic Property Parameters.......................................................................D-1
D.1.2 Radio Basic Property Parameters .............................................................D-4
D.1.3 Other Parameters ....................................................................................D-4
D.1.4 AMR Half Method Parameters ..................................................................D-5
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D.1.5 AMR Full Method Parameters...................................................................D-6

D.1.6 GPRS Property 1 Parameters...................................................................D-7
D.1.7 GPRS Property 2 Parameters...................................................................D-7
D.1.8 EDGE Parameters ...................................................................................D-8
D.2 GERAN External Cell Parameters.......................................................................D-8
D.3 UTRAN External Cell Parameters .......................................................................D-9
D.4 Cell Parameters.................................................................................................D-9
D.4.1 Basic Parameters 1 .................................................................................D-9
D.4.2 Basic Parameters 2 ............................................................................... D-10
D.4.3 Other Parameters .................................................................................. D-10
D.4.4 System Parameters ............................................................................... D-11
D.4.5 GPRS Other Parameters 1 ..................................................................... D-11
D.4.6 GPRS Cell Options Parameters .............................................................. D-11
D.4.7 GPRS NC Survey Parameters ................................................................ D-14
D.4.8 GPRS Power Control Parameters ........................................................... D-15
D.4.9 GPRS Cell Reselection Parameters ........................................................ D-16
D.4.10 GPRS Channel Parameters.................................................................. D-17
D.4.11 EDGE Parameters ............................................................................... D-19
D.5 Cell Object Parameters Interface ...................................................................... D-19
D.5.1 TRX Info Parameters ............................................................................. D-19
D.5.2 Channel Info Parameters........................................................................ D-20
D.5.3 Power Control Parameters ..................................................................... D-21
D.5.4 Handover Control Parameters ................................................................ D-22
D.5.5 UTRAN Cell Control Parameters............................................................. D-23
D.5.6 UTRAN Handover Control Parameters .................................................... D-25
D.5.7 Adjacent Cell Handover and Reselection Parameters............................... D-25
D.5.8 Adjacent Cell Handover Parameters ....................................................... D-25
D.5.9 Frequency Hopping System Parameters ................................................. D-26
Appendix E Mutex Right Management .....................................................E-1

E.1 Applying for the Mutex Right ............................................................................... E-1
E.2 Releasing the Mutex Right.................................................................................. E-1
Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables ............................................................................................................ III
Glossary .........................................................................................................V
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About This Manual

About this Manual
This manual introduces the ZXG10 iBSC radio parameters for radio configuration and
commissioning.
Audience
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Commissioning Engineer
Maintenance Engineer
What Is in This Manual

This manual has the following chapters.
Chapter Name
Summary
Chapter 1 Overview
Introduces the scope, description methods, and adjustment cautions

for radio parameters.
Chapter 2 BSC Function
Introduces the BSC function parameters.
Parameters
Chapter 3, External Cell
Introduces the GERAN external cell parameters and UTRAN external
Parameters
cell parameters.
Chapter 4, Cell Parameters
Introduces the cell parameters in the BSS system.
Chapter 5, Cell Object
Introduces the cell object parameters in the BSS system.
Parameters
Chapter 6, System Control
Introduces the system control parameters in the BSS system.
Parameters
Appendix A, Flow Control
Introduces the data values of Flow Control Policy.
Policy Values
Appendix B, Power Values
Introduces the data values of Power
Appendix C, Setting of Cell
Introduces the setting of Cell Layers
Layers
Appendix D, Corresponding
Introduces the relationship between radio parameters on the interface
Relationship between
and database values in the BSS system.
Parameter Interface and

Database Values
Appendix E, Mutex Right
Introduces how to apply or release the mutex right.
Management
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Chapter 1
Overview
This chapter explains the definition and classification of radio parameters in GSM network,
modification methods of radio parameters, explanation format of radio parameters, and
precautions in radio parameters adjustment.
Table of Contents
Introduction to BSS Radio Parameters .......................................................................1-1
Modify Parameters .....................................................................................................1-2
Method of Modifying Parameters in Batch ..................................................................1-4
The Format to Explain Parameters .............................................................................1-9
Precautions on Parameter Adjustment .....................................................................1-11
1.1 Introduction to BSS Radio Parameters

Radio parameters in GSM network refer to parameters related to radio devices and radio
resources. These parameters have an important impact on coverage of cells, distribution of
signaling flow and service property of network, etc. Therefore, adjusting radio parameters
reasonably plays a very important part in GSM network optimization.
GSM radio parameters are classified into project parameters and resource (cell)
parameters.
1. Project parameters
Project parameters refer to parameters related to design, installation, and
commissioning of the project, like antenna height, antenna direction, antenna
gain, antenna download obliquity and cable loss, etc. These parameters must be
determined during network design and are seldom changed during the operation of
the network.
2. Resource (cell) parameters
Resource (cell) parameters refer to parameters related to configuration and utilization
of radio resources, which usually transmit on radio interface (Um) to keep the base
station and mobile station consistent. Radio parameters covered in this manual are
mainly resource parameters. Radio resource parameters in BSS contain:
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configuration set parameters;
Global resource parameters for BSC, site parameters, GERAN external cell
parameters, UTRAN external cell parameters;
Cell Parameters;
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TRX parameters, power control parameters, handover control parameters,

UTRAN handover control parameters, adjacent interference cell parameters,
adjacent handover cell parameters, adjacent reselection cell parameters,
adjacent handover and reselection cell parameters, UTRAN adjacent cell
handover and reselection parameters, UTRAN adjacent handover cell
parameters, UTRAN adjacent reselection cell parameters, frequency hopping
system parameters.
1.2 Modify Parameters

This section describes how to modify parameters in NetNumen.
Prerequisite
The mutex right have been applied.
Note:
The description of mutex right apply please refer to the Appendix E Mutex Right
Management in this manual.
Steps
1. In the left topology tree of NetNumen U31 main interface, right-click the shortcut menu
corresponding to the created GSM NE agent, select Start.
2. Right-click the started GSM NE and select Start, as shown in Figure 1-1.
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Figure 1-1 Starting NE Agent
3. After the NE is started, in the left topology tree of NetNumen U31 main interface,
right-click shortcut menu corresponding to created GSM NE agent, select NE Agent
Management > Configuration Management, the Configuration Management tab
is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-2.
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Figure 1-2 Configuration Management tab
The tree in the left pane shows the objects to be created and maintained. User
can double-click the node whose parameters shall be modified, the corresponding
parameter interface occurs in right window.
End of Steps
1.3 Method of Modifying Parameters in Batch

This section describes how to modify parameters in batch in NetNumen, after successfully
import the data, the modified parameters will be synchronized to NE.
After successfully logging in to NetNumen U31, perform the following steps to modify
parameters in batch.
1. In the configure resource tree window, right-click OMC > GERAN subnet user ID
> BSC Management Element ID > Config Set ID > BSC Function ID > Export
Configuration Data > Export Network Plan Data, as shown in Figure 1-3.
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Figure 1-3 Selecting Export Network Plan Data
2. Click Export Network Plan Data, and the Choose MOC to be Exported dialog box
appears. Select the parameter list to be exported, and click Next, as shown in Figure
1-4.
Figure 1-4 Selecting MOC to Be Exported
3. In the Choose Attributes of Each MOC to be Exported (RDN Excluded) dialog box,
select attribute of the parameter list to be exported, and click OK. Here, suppose the
MOC selected is IBSCFUNCTION_TABLE, as shown in Figure 1-5.
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Figure 1-5 Selecting Attributes to Be Exported for MOC
4. Select the file type to be exported, and click OK. Here, suppose the data is exported
to be an Excel file, as shown in Figure 1-6.
Figure 1-6 Selecting File Type to Be Exported
5. Set the saving path and file name for the exported data, and click Save.
The data export progress bar is displayed, and then the system prompts that the data
is exported successfully.
6. Open the exported data file, as shown in Figure 1-7.
Figure 1-7 Parameter Data
7. Modify the data file according to actual requirement, and save it.
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The operation indications are described as follows.

a. D indicates deleting the managed object (MO). A indicates adding the MO. M
indicates modifying the MO (this command is issued only when the parameter
value is changed). Any value beyond D, A, and M (including the lower case form)
will be ignored by the system, and the corresponding data in that row will not be
processed.
b. For the same MO (such as cell, cell power control and cell handover control),
if the operation type (D, A or M) appears in multiple exported tables, then the
operation types of all columns must be the same; otherwise, the system will give
error prompt.
c.
No matter how many records in the Excel table should be deleted, created or
modified, the system performs deletion first, then performs creation, and finally
performs modification.
Note:
The order of operations has nothing to do with the order of records being displayed
in the Excel file.
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deleted, the system first deletes the active reference object (such
sub-object), and then deletes the passive reference object (such
parent-object).
created, the system first creates the passive reference object (such
parent-object), and then creates the active reference object (such
sub-object).
modified, the system first modifies the passive reference object (such
parent-object), and then modifies the active reference object (such
sub-object).
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Note:
The following lists the restriction conditions of Excel template:
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In the Excel template, the work sheet name cannot be modified.
In the Excel template, the title row in the work sheet cannot be modified, the
frozen column cannot be modified, and the cell type cannot be modified. However,
common data columns and data rows can be deleted.
The parameter that cannot be modified on the interface cannot be modified in the
batch modification.
In the Excel template, the attributes USERLABEL, MCC, MNC, LAC and CI
appear in multiple work sheets, but only the modification in the network parameter
list is valid.
The parameter MAIO of channels supporting baseband frequency hopping cannot
be modified.
8. In the configuration resource tree window, right-click OMC > GERAN Subnetwork ID
> BSC Managed Element ID > Config Set ID > BSC Function ID > Batch Apply
Network Plan Data, as shown in Figure 1-8.
Figure 1-8 Selecting Batch Apply Network Plan Data
9. Select the file type to be imported, and click OK, as shown in Figure 1-9.
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Figure 1-9 Selecting File Type to Be Imported
10. In the Open dialog box, select the data file to be imported, and click Open.
11. In the Batch Network Plan Data Apply dialog box, select the object to which the data
is applied, and click OK, as shown in Figure 1-10.
Figure 1-10 Applying Network Planning Data in Batch
The progress bar is displayed, and then the system prompts that the instruction is
executed successfully.
Note:
If the number of successfully executed instructions is 0, it indicates that no data needs
to be modified. If the number is not 0, it indicates that the data in the file is inconsistent
with that at the server.
1.4 The Format to Explain Parameters

Each radio parameter in this manual is individually clarified in a table. For details, refer to
Table 1-1.
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1. Radio parameters in this system is modified through offline modification mode, that is,
the modification on interface only can be effective after the synchronization action to
NE is conducted.
2. Some parameter values in the interface are not fully the same as those in database,
with certain corresponding relationship between them. For specific corresponding
relationship, refer to appendixes.
Table 1-1 Format to Explain Radio Parameters

Full Name
English Parameter Name on the Interface
Abbreviation
Abbreviation for English parameters
3GPP Name
Parameter name in 3GPP protocol
3GPP Reference
3GPP protocol version number for parameter reference
Description
Descriptive text for this parameter
Managed Object
Involved object by the parameter
Value Range and
Value range and step of this parameter. If the parameter is in mapping form,
Step
actual parameter value that corresponds to all indices will be enumerated
Unit
Parameter unit
Default Value
English Parameter Name on the Interface
Default Value
Configuration Reason
The reason for setting the default value of this parameter

The factors that are taken into consideration during this parameter
configuration.
Configuration Rule
The impact on the network performance and users feeling after this
and Adjustment
parameter is adjusted to a larger or smaller value.
Suggestion
The parameter related to scenarios specifies the adjustment suggestion.

Online = After a parameters value is modified, it is immediately synchronized
and takes effect.
Offline = After one or several parameters' values are modified, the
Change Mode
modification takes effect after data synchronization.

Relevant functions and features of the network that correspond to this
Related Features
parameter
Parameters which have data restriction relationship with the parameter.
For example, this parameter takes effect only after one or multiple relevant
parameters are enabled; this parameter's value has a restriction relationship
with one or multiple relevant parameters, such as larger than or smaller than
Related Parameters
the relevant parameter.
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Relationship
Dependency among relevant parameters
Related Interfaces
Interfaces related to this parameter

The impact on the equipment. after the modification of this parameter is
valid. The impact levels are described as follows:
Level 0: Modifying this parameter will bring an impact on the running of this
equipment. That is, during this parameter setting, the equipment is not
influenced.
Level 1: Modifying this parameter will cause the carrier deleted and
established, and the cell out of service.
Level 2: Modifying this parameter will cause the base station out of service.
Impact on Equipment
Level 3 : Modifying this parameter will cause BSC out of service.

The impact on the services ( such as, services are interrupted) after the
modification of this parameter is valid. The impact levels are described as
follows:
Level 0: Modifying this parameter will not bring an impact on the idle state
and connection state of the services, but not on the usage and status of all
users. That is, the users cannot detect the change of network service.
Level 1: Modifying this parameter will bring an impact on the users in idle
state, but not on the users during communication or network connection.
Level 2: Modifying this parameter will cause the communication and service
interrupted, but restored in a short while. For example, you can initiate a
service immediately.
Level 3: Modifying this parameter will bring an impact on all users in idle
and connection modes, and will cause the network service interrupted, and
Impact on service
restored for a period of time.
Negotiation With CN
Whether this parameter should be negotiated with CN
OMC Access Path
This parameters location on the network management interface
Parameter Modifying
Version
Whether this parameter is modified in this version
Parameter Modifying
Detail
Modification details of this parameter in this version
1.5 Precautions on Parameter Adjustment

Radio parameters adjustment, according to the type of the problem to be solved, falls into
two kinds.
l
First is to solve static problem, that is, to correct traffic model in system design by
measuring actual average traffic and signaling flow in every district and to solve
common problems existing for long.
Second is to solve problems at a particular time like traffic overload in some district,
channel congestion due to sudden events or random events.
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For the first type, service providers must perform measurement and summarization on
actual operation regularly, and then perform appropriate adjustment on global or partial
parameters and configurations. For the second type, network operators adjust some radio
parameters at real time according to instant data from measurement results.
Most radio parameters in GSM system are based on one cell or one location area. It is
necessary to consider whether parameter adjustment in this cell will influence other cells,
especially the adjacent one, for parameters between cells are related to each other greatly.
Otherwise, it may cause negative influence.
Determine whether the problem results from equipment fault (including connections) first
when it occurs in some part of the network. Adjust radio parameters only when determined
that the problem does result from service.
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Chapter 2
BSC Function Parameters

Table of Contents
Radio Basic Property..................................................................................................2-1
Functional Switch .....................................................................................................2-26
Other Parameters.....................................................................................................2-45
Channel Allocation Control Parameters ....................................................................2-78
Timer 1.....................................................................................................................2-90
Timer 2...................................................................................................................2-120
GPRS Maximum Retrying Times ............................................................................2-160
GPRS Timer...........................................................................................................2-175
AMR Half Method Parameters................................................................................2-206
AMR Full Method Parameters ................................................................................2-214
GPRS Other Parameters 1 .....................................................................................2-222
BVC Flow Control Parameters................................................................................2-252
FUC Flow Control Map Parameters ........................................................................2-264
EDGE Parameters..................................................................................................2-274
eMLPP Set Parameters..........................................................................................2-295
User Access Flow Control Parameters ...................................................................2-325
UPPB Resource Alarm Parameters........................................................................2-331
AMR-WB Parameter...............................................................................................2-340
Iur-g Parameter ......................................................................................................2-342
Ater Timer Parameters ...........................................................................................2-353
2.1 Radio Basic Property

2.1.1 DCS1800/PCS1900 support (FuncExt)
Full Name
DCS1800/PCS1900 support
Abbreviation
FuncExt
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the supported frequency band. If you select
DCS1800, the DCS1800 frequency band will be supported. If you select
PCS1900, the PCS1900 frequency band will be supported. This param-
Description
eter cannot be modified after you select a frequency band.
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Managed Object
BSC
DCS1800
Value Range and Step
PCS1900
Unit
None
Default Value
DCS1800
Default Value
DCS1800 is a commonly-used frequency band.
Configuration Rule and
You can set this parameter according to the actual frequency band
Adjustment Suggestion
planning.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
OMC->GERAN Subnetwork ID->BSC Managed Element ID->Config Set

ID->BSC Function ID->Radio Basic Property
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.2 Load indication allowed (LoadInd)

Full Name
Load indication allowed
Abbreviation
LoadInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Load indication is a process in which adjacent BSCs can know the load
of the cells at the border so that more reference information can be
provided in normal handovers and intra-BSC handovers.
This parameter decides whether to enable load indication and whether
LoadValidTime and LoadIndPrd are valid. If the parameter is set to No
(load indication is disabled), LoadValidTime and LoadIndPrd are invalid.
Description
Otherwise, they are valid.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This is a special functional switch, which is disabled by default.
This switch can be enabled upon request. Otherwise, it should be
disabled.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-02-02-007 Traffic Based Handover
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.3 Send confusion message allowed (ConfusionMsg)

Full Name
Send confusion message allowed
Abbreviation
ConfusionMsg
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
A confusion message refers to a message that is sent by the SCCP to the
peer end when the SCCP receives a message at the local end but cannot
Description
process it correctly and no suitable failure message can be fed back.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Confusion messages are sent only in the connection stage. After the
BSC and the MSC are connected, such messages do not apply.

Generally, the default value is recommended.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.4 Inter-cell handover allowed (InHoEnable)

Full Name
Inter-cell handover allowed
Abbreviation
InHoEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Two methods can be used to implement a handover between two cells in

the same BSC. In one method, the BSC controls the inter-cell handover,
and the MSC is not involved in the handover flow. In the other method,
the MSC is used to implement the inter-cell handover in the BSC, and the
handover flow is similar to an inter-BSC handover flow. This parameter
indicates which method is used for inter-cell handover in the BSC. Set
this parameter to 1 unless specially required. "The parameter value 1
indicates that the inter-cell handover flow is controlled by the BSC; while
the parameter value 0 indicates that inter-cell handover flow is controlled
Description
by the MSC.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

The default parameter value is set to 1 because an inter-cell handover

controlled by the BSC costs fewer overheads and thus improves the
system efficiency when the inter-cell handover is within the same BSC.
Generally, you do not have to modify this paraemter. Note: The
inter-cell handover in the BSC can only be enabled or disabled when
HoInterEnable and InHoEnable are set to 1 or 0 at the same time.
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ZGB-02-02-001 Basic Handover
Related Parameters
[BSC]HoInterEnable
Relationship
The inter-cell handover in the BSC can only be enabled or disabled

when HoInterEnable and InHoEnable are set to 1 or 0 at the same time.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.1.5 Send assignment failure allowed in outer direct retry

procedure (ExDRSendAssFail)
Full Name
Send assignment failure allowed in outer direct retry procedure
Abbreviation
ExDRSendAssFail
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to send the assignment failure message
during external directed retries. If you select Yes, the assignment failure
message will be sent to the MSC when an external directed retry fails. If
Description
you select No, no assignment failure message will be sent.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Enabling this switch will increase the count of assignment failures
Default Value
because the MS will still attempt directed retries after the assignment
failure message is sent. Besides, some MSCs do not support the
sending of the assignment failure message during external directed
retries. The default value "No" can avoid affecting normal counting.
Enabling this switch will increase the count of assignment failures

because the MS will still attempt directed retries after the assignment
failure message is sent. Besides, some MSCs do not support the
sending of the assignment failure message during external directed
retries. The default value "No" can avoid affecting normal counting.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-03-01-002 Directed Retry
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.6 Load indication Valid Time (LoadValidTime)

Full Name
Load indication Valid Time
Abbreviation
LoadValidTime
3GPP Name
Time indication IE
48.008 Mobile Switching Centre -Base Station System (MSC-BSC) inter-
3GPP Reference
face
In a load indication procedure, the BSC periodically sends a BSSAP
LOAD INDICATION message to the MSC, informing the MSC about the
load status. The BSSAP LOAD INDICATION message contains time
indication information, indicating the valid period of the service load. The
MSC forwards the load information to adjacent BSCs via BSSAP LOAD
INDICATION message.
This parameter indicates the valid period of
the load information. 255The parameter value 255 means that the load
Description
information is valid permanently.
Managed Object
BSC
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
10 s
Default Value
18
Default Value
Generally, the validity of load information is acceptable in 180s with the

consideration that the network load rarely fluctuates greatly in such a
period.
Generally, you do not have to modify this parameter and the default

value is recommended. If the parameter value is too large, the MSC

regards that the current load has a long valid period, which cannot reflect
the actual load variation of the BSC. If the parameter value is too small,
the reported load information becomes invalid in a short time.
Change Mode
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ZGB-03-04-001 BSC Load Control
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.7 Load Indication Period (LoadIndPrd)

Full Name
Load Indication Period
Abbreviation
LoadIndPrd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
In a load indication procedure, the BSC periodically sends a BSSAP
LOAD INDICATION message to the MSC, informing the MSC about the
load status. The BSSAP LOAD INDICATION message contains time
indication information, indicating the valid period of the service load. The
MSC forwards the load information to adjacent BSCs via BSSAP LOAD
INDICATION message. This parameter specifies the period for the BSC
Description
to send a BSSAP LOAD INDICATION message to the MSC.
Managed Object
BSC
10..65530
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
1500
Default Value
Generally, the load information of a BSC needs an update every 150s. A
longer update period may reduce the accuracy of load information.


value is recommended. If the parameter value is too large, the load

indication message cannot accurately reflect the load variation of the
BSC. If the parameter value is too small, the frequent reporting of the
load indication message will cause the waste of signalling link resources.
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.8 Congestion Threshold for Send Load Indication (LoadIndThs)

Full Name
Congestion Threshold for Send Load Indication
Abbreviation
LoadIndThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If the cell load in this BSC is higher than the value of this parameter, the
system initiates a load indication process, which make adjacent BSCs
know the load of the cells at the border so that more reference information
Description
can be provided in normal handovers and intra-BSC handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Unit
Default Value
100
Default Value
It is a functional parameter and is configured to 100 (no load indication is
initiated) by default.

Currently, this parameter is not used and need not be adjusted.
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None
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None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.615
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.9 Forbid Handover According to Resource Threshold of Load

Indication (LoadForbidHo)
Full Name
Forbid Handover According to Resource Threshold of Load Indication
Abbreviation
LoadForbidHo
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to prohibit handover to an external
Description
adjacent cell with the resource usage higher than that of load indication.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
It is a functional parameter and is configured to "No" by default.

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.615
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.10 Resource Threshold of Load Indication for Forbid Handover

(LoadThsForbidHo)
Full Name
Resource Threshold of Load Indication for Forbid Handover
Abbreviation
LoadThsForbidHo
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If the resource usage of an external adjacent cell is higher than the value
Description
of this parameter, the system does not trigger handover to the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Unit
Default Value
100
Default Value
It is a functional parameter and is configured to 100 by default, which

indicates that handover to the external adjacent cell initiating the load
indication process is not prohibited.

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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OMC Access Path
No
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.615
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.11 Support Precise Paging (PrecisePagSupport)

Full Name
Support Precise Paging
Abbreviation
PrecisePagSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the switch of BSC exact paging. This function
indicates that the system performs paging in the cells for exact paging. If
the system does not page any subscriber, it performs paging within the
paging range of the core network. The exact paging cells include the Visit
Paging Cell (VPC) and Home Paging Cell (HPC). The VPC indicates a
cell around the cell where the last service exists. It can be a handover
or reselection adjacent cell, or can be configured additionally. The HPC
indicates a group of cells calculated based on the cells where latest ser-
Description
vices are triggered.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is a functional switch, which disabled by default.

Generally, configure this parameter according to operator requirements.
In the case of large paging volume, enable the exact paging function
to save CCCH channels.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]CsPrecisePaging
[Cell]PsPrecisePaging
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Only when the BSC and cell exact paging switches are both enabled,
Relationship
the system can perform exact paging. This function is applicable to

the client.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.12 Use HPC for Precise Paging (PrecisepagUseHpc)

Full Name
Use HPC for Precise Paging
Abbreviation
PrecisepagUseHpc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If this parameter is configured to "No", only the VPC is used for exact
paging. If this parameter is configured to "Yes", both the VPC and HPC
Description
are used for exact paging.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
By default, the selection function is disabled.
For the fixed cells such as housing and residential areas, the HPC can
be used.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.13 Adopt Precise Paging for repaging of Circuit Switched

Service (CsRepagPrecise)
Full Name
Adopt Precise Paging for repaging of Circuit Switched Service
Abbreviation
CsRepagPrecise
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the first paging is not responded for the CS service, the core network may initiate paging for another time. This parameter determines
whether the exact paging policy is applied for subsequent paging opera-
Description
tions of the CS service in the core network.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The paging time must not be excessively long.

It is required to configure this parameter according to operator
requirements. When subscribers can accept a relatively long connection
time, enable this switch.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.14 Adopt Precise Paging for repaging of Packet Switched

Service (PsRepagPrecise)
Full Name
Adopt Precise Paging for repaging of Packet Switched Service
Abbreviation
PsRepagPrecise
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the first paging is not responded for the PS service, the core network may initiate paging for another time. This parameter determines
whether the exact paging policy is applied for subsequent paging opera-
Description
tions of the PS service in the core network.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The paging time must not be excessively long.
requirements. When PS paging is mainly for non real-time services or
subscribers can accept a relatively long connection time, enable this
It is required to configure this parameter according to operator
switch.
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None
Related Parameters
None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.15 Allow Exceed area Precise Paging for Circuit Switched

Service (CsOutAreaPag)
Full Name
Allow Exceed area Precise Paging for Circuit Switched Service
Abbreviation
CsOutAreaPag
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether the exact paging of CS service covers
the cells out of the paging range of core network. The paging of CS service
is usually applied for location cells. However, some VPCs and HPCs may
Description
not in these location cells.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, subscribers are not out of the paging range of core network.
Usually, this function is disabled. When the location cell is updated and
the BSC fails to acquire IMSI to record the subscriber location, this
function can be enabled.
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None
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None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.16 Allow Exceed area Precise Paging for Packet Switched

Service (PsOutAreaPag)
Full Name
Allow Exceed area Precise Paging for Packet Switched Service
Abbreviation
PsOutAreaPag
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether the exact paging of PS service covers
the cells out of the paging range of core network. The paging of PS service
is usually applied for routing cells. However, some VPCs and HPCs may
Description
not in these routing cells.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, subscribers are not out of the paging range of core network.
Usually, this function is disabled. When the routing cell is updated and
the BSC fails to acquire IMSI to record the subscriber location, this
function can be enabled.
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None
Related Parameters
None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.17 Paging Repeat Time for Circuit Switched Service

(CsPagingRepeatTime)
Full Name
Paging Repeat Time for Circuit Switched Service
Abbreviation
CsPagingRepeatTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum retry times of CS service paging
(exact paging excluded). When the first paging is not responded, the
system can initiate multiple paging operations according to the value of
Description
this parameter.
Managed Object
BSC
0..2
Unit
times
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, multiple paging operations are applied on the BSC only when
this function is not applied in the core network.
Multiple paging operations are applied on the BSC only when this
function is not applied in the core network.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.18 Paging Repeat Time for Packet Switched Service

(PsPagingRepeatTime)
Full Name
Paging Repeat Time for Packet Switched Service
Abbreviation
PsPagingRepeatTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum retry times of PS service paging
(exact paging excluded). When the first paging is not responded, the
system can initiate multiple paging operations according to the value of
Description
this parameter.
Managed Object
BSC
0..2
Unit
times
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, multiple paging operations are applied on the BSC only when
this function is not applied in the core network.
Multiple paging operations are applied on the BSC only when this
function is not applied in the core network.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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OMC Access Path
YES
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.1.19 Automatic Resource Indication Threshold (ResourceIndThs)

Full Name
Automatic Resource Indication Threshold
Abbreviation
ResourceIndThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the rate of available channels, which is used
as a threshold for determining whether the BSC automatically sends a
resource indication message to the MSC. When the rate of available
channels in a cell is lower than this threshold, the BSC is required to
inform the MSC about the resource status in the cell by sending a
resource indication message. O&M is used to configure this parameter.
The four modes of resource indication from BSC are as follows:
Automatic mode: Upon receiving a BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST
message, the BSC immediately responds with a BSSAP RESOURCE
INDICATION message containing no resource information. After that,
the BSC automatically sends a BSSAP RESOURCE INDICATION
message to the MSC when the condition of automatic response is met,
which may be a threshold or message interval preset by the O&M of the
BSC. Periodicity IE in the BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST message
is used to indicate the interval between messages when the value of
Periodicity IE is not 0. Periodicity IE with a value of 0 will be neglected
by the BSC. BSSAP RESUORCE INDICATION
One-time mode: Upon receiving a BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST
INDICATION message containing the resource information. If the
BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST message does not contain Extended
Resource Indication IE, the BSC stops sending the resource information
and waits for the next BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST message. If the
BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST message contains Extended Resource
Indication IE, the BSC complies with the mode specified by Subsequent
Description
Mode in the message, that is, mode 4. If the previous mode is 1 or 3,
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the BSC will use mode 1 or 3. If the previous mode is not 1 or 3, the
BSC will use mode 4. .
Periodic mode: Upon receiving a BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST
INDICATION message containing the resource information, and then
periodically sends a BSSAP RESOURCE INDICATION message. If the
value of Periodicity IE in the BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST message
is not 0, the period of sending the indication message is the product of
100ms and Periodicity IE. If the value of Periodicity IE is 0, the BSSAP
RESOURCE REQUEST message is regarded as an error message.
Stop mode: Upon receiving a BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST message,
the BSC immediately responds with a BSSAP RESOURCE INDICATION
message containing no resource information. And then the BSC will not
send the resource information of the cell to the MSC any longer.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
30
The default value is an experimental value based on the need when
Default Value
the BSC should report a resource indication to the MSC. The report of
resource indication is recommended when the rate of available channels

is lower than 30%.
Generally, the default value is recommended. The larger the parameter

value is, the more easily the automatic resource indication is triggered.
The smaller the parameter value is, the more difficultly the automatic
resource indication is triggered.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.20 BSC maximum reset number (BscMaxResetNum)

Full Name
BSC maximum reset number
Abbreviation
BscMaxResetNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the maximum number of BSC resets. After the
BSC sends the BSSAP RESET message to the MSC, if the BSC does
not receive the BSSAP RESET ACKNOWLEDGE message from the
MSC in the specified time T4, the reset process will be repeated.
The BSSAP RESET message will be sent repeatedly at most N times. If
the BSC does not receive a response after N times, it will stop the reset
Description
process and notify the OMS. N depends on this parameter.
Managed Object
BSC
1..255; step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, It is enough to repeat the BSC reset process three times.

Generally, the default value is recommended. The higher the value is,
the more the BSC will repeat the reset if it does not receive the BSSAP
RESET ACKNOWLEDGE message from the MSC.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.21 MR report support (MrRptEnable)

Full Name
MR report support
Abbreviation
MrRptEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to enable the data report function and
use it along with MrRptTimap. If this function is enabled, measurement
data will be reported to the NMS. The function is used to store the measurement reports from NEs into the NMS for the purpose of analyzing MS
Description
users' behaviors.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
Yes: Enable
No: Disable
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
When you enable the MR data collection function, you should enable
this parameter.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-06-01-005 Massive Measurement Report
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
ABIS
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.22 HBTS scan site number (HBTSScanSiteNum)

Full Name
HBTS scan site number
Abbreviation
HBTSScanSiteNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
value 0 means disabling the fixed-time scan function.
Managed Object
BSC
This parameter indicates the number of S8001 sites in each scan. 0The
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Each CMP supports 256 sites at most. It is reasonable that the CMP
should scan 10 sites each time due to its capacity limits.
The higher the value is, the more heavily the CMP is loaded. The default
value is recommended.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]HBTSScanBT
[BSC]HBTSScanCyc
Relationship
If this parameter is set to 0, the parameters HBTSScanCyc and

HBTSScanBT are configurable but invalid.
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
OMC->GERAN Subnetwork ID->BSC Managed element ID->Config set

ID->BSC Function->Radio Basic Proerty
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.1.23 Range of Barang

Full Name
Range of Barang
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The value of this parameter can be a single frequency or a frequency
range, which is sent to the MS in the CHANNEL RELEASE message.
When selecting a cell, the MS can detect some frequencies first.
You can add a frequency range by setting the minimum value and the
maximum value in the BARANGE pane and clicking Add. A same value
range can be shared by different global resources.
Description
Frequency ranges must not have intersections.
Managed Object
BSC
PGSM (1..124)
EGSM (0..124, 975..1023)
DCS1800 (512..885)
GSM1900 (512..810)
GSM850 (128..251)
Unit
None
Default Value
0&&0
Default Value
Normal services can be ensured even if you set no frequency for the
prioritized detection made by the MS.

The default value is recommended.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
ABIS
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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Negotiation With CN
OMC Access Path
NO
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2 Functional Switch

2.2.1 RIM support (RIMSupport)
Full Name
RIM support
Abbreviation
RIMSupport
3GPP Name
RIM
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.018
This parameter is a switch to support RIM function.
The RIM function is used for fast cell reselection between two BSCs
(including BSC-RNC cell reselection). During an external Network
Assisted Cell Change (NACC), the BSC sends the system information
of the target cell to the MS in the source cell before the MS starts the
cell reselection. In this way, the MS can quickly get access to the target
cell because the time needed for receiving the system information of the
target cell is saved after the MS reselects the target cell.
The external NACC of the BSC needs to acquire the system information
of the cell outside the BSC through a RAN Information Management
(RIM) process between the SGSN and the BSC.
If the BSC supports the RIM function, an RIM process is triggered by
service to acquire, store, and update the system information of the
external cell. Accordingly, the BSC, which supports the RIM function,
shall provide the system information of a cell inside the BSC when
required by another BSC/RNC, and informs this BSC/RNC about the
Description
change when the system information of the internal cell changes.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value

Enable this switch when the external NACC function is enabled. After

the switch is enabled, an RIM process can be initiated between the

SGSN and the BSC to get the system information of a cell outside the
BSC. In this way, the MS can get access to the target cell more quickly
during a cell reselection.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-02-02-011 Inter-BSC NACC
Related Parameters
[BSC]RIMRetryTimes
Relationship
The parameter RIMRetryTimes is valid only when this switch is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Functional Switch
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.2 RIM retry times (RIMRetryTimes)

Full Name
RIM retry times
Abbreviation
RIMRetryTimes
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the number of RIM retries. The maximum num-
Description
ber of RIM retries is 3.
Managed Object
BSC
0..3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
The default value is 0 because the RIM function is disabled by default.

Set this parameter for external NACC when the RIM function is enabled.
It is recommended to disable the RIM function because it requires the
support of the CN.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]RIMSupport
Relationship
This parameter can be set only when the RIM function is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.3 Different reselection parameter in idle and transfer status

support (PSReselParam2)
Full Name
Different reselection parameter in idle and transfer status support
Abbreviation
PSReselParam2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether two sets of measurement and reselection parameters can be used at the same time in idle state and packet
Description
transmission state. This function is not in use currently.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
This function is disabled by default because this parameter is not in use.

Change Mode
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ZGO-02-02-013 Different Cell Reselection Parameters for IDLE and AC-
Related features
TIVE Status
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.4 Handover synchronization indication support (Info_0_16)

Full Name
Handover synchronization indication support
Abbreviation
Info_0_16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether the handover synchronization
information contains the synchronization indication bit and whether the
handover completion message contains the Mobile Time Difference unit
Description
and normal cell indication.

It indicates whether handover synchronization indication is supported.
If the parameter's value is Yes, handover synchronization indication is
supported. For both synchronization handover and asynchronization
handover, ROT in the handover completion message is 1.
Managed Object
None
Yes/No
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.5 Switch of TRAU frame synchronized monitor (Info_4_5)

Full Name
Switch of TRAU frame synchronized monitor
Abbreviation
Info_4_5
3GPP Name
call release after loss of TRAU frame synchronization
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.060, 3GPP TS 48.061

This parameter indicates whether you can release the call when TRAU
Description
frame synchronization has been lost for a period.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
None
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]TuTrauSyn
Relationship
The timer of TRAU frame synchronization takes effect only if Info_4_5

is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.6 PS handover support (PSHoSupp)

Full Name
PS handover support
Abbreviation
PSHoSupp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determine whether PS handover is supported.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
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Related Features
None
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.7 Enable PS Handover Indications in Inter-BSS handover

(EnablePSHoIndi)
Full Name
Enable PS Handover Indications in Inter-BSS handover
Abbreviation
EnablePSHoIndi
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
It determines whether PS Handover Indications is enabled during
Description
inter-BSS handover.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.8 Request SI/PSI (EnableRequestPSI)

Full Name
Request SI/PSI
Abbreviation
EnableRequestPSI
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
It determine if request SI/PSI is enabled.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.9 Support EMLPP (SupportEMLPP)

Full Name
Support EMLPP
Abbreviation
SupportEMLPP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
This parameter determine whether EMLPP is supported in this cell.

This parameter is supported from version 6.20.61.
BSC
Yes/No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
ZGO-01-03-001 eMLPP
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.10 DFCA support (DFCASupport)

Full Name
DFCA support
Abbreviation
DFCASupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to support the Dynamic Frequency
Description
and Channel Allocation (DFCA) function.

Unsupported
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.2.11 Support resource optimizing by service (SuppResOpBySe

rvice)
Full Name
Support resource optimizing by service
Abbreviation
SuppResOpByService
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to enable the function of resource
Description
control based on the classification of subscriber services.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is a functional switch, which is disabled by default.

Enable this switch as required.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.2.12 Identify of special service (SpecServiceIdentify)

Full Name
Identify of special service
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Abbreviation
SpecServiceIdentify
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines which solution (DSCP or BSSGP) is used to
Description
identify the specific service.
Managed Object
BSC
0: DSCP
1: BSSGP extend
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
By default, the DSCP solution is used.
This parameter requires negotiation with the core network and then
determines the solution used for identification.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.2.13 DTM Enhance Capability (DTMEnhanceCapa)

Full Name
DTM Enhance Capability
Abbreviation
DTMEnhanceCapa
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether the BSC supports enhanced DTM

functions. If yes, the MS establishes the DTM service without releasing
Description
the current PS service.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
These functions are not provided in the current version.
It is required to configure this parameter according to the DTM settings
and the functions supported by the current version.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]DTMEnhanceCap
Relationship
This parameter is valid after the switch of enhanced DTM functions for
the cell is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um Interface
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.14 E-UTRAN CCN support (EUtranCCN)

Full Name
E-UTRAN CCN support
Abbreviation
EUtranCCN
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_CCN_ACTIVE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines whether to enable the CCN function between
Description
a GSM cell and an adjacent LTE cell.
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Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This function is not implemented in the current version. Hence, it is
recommended that this function be disabled.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.2.15 Duration of judging from concurrent to special service

(ConcurrentJudge0)
Full Name
Duration of judging from concurrent to special service
Abbreviation
ConcurrentJudge0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
TBF bears both normal service and specific service. If the time for receiving a data packet of specific service exceeds the configured time, the
Description
system considers that the TBF bears only the specific service.
Managed Object
BSC
0..60000
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Unit
ms
Default Value
10000
Default Value
The precision and timeliness of identification for the specific service are
taken into consideration.

This parameter cannot be configured too low, which may cause the

ping-pong oscillation of service identification between the concurrent

service and specific service. This parameter cannot be configured too
high, which may affect the identification timeliness from the concurrent
service to the specific service.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.2.16 Number of llc judging from concurrent to special service

(ConcurrentJudge1)
Full Name
Number of llc judging from concurrent to special service
Abbreviation
ConcurrentJudge1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If the number of LLC frames for the normal service is larger than the value
of this parameter during judgment from the concurrent service to the spe-
Description
cific service, the system restarts this judgment process.
Managed Object
BSC
0..1000
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Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
The short-time complex service that may occur during conversion from
the concurrent service to the specific service is taken into consideration.

The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the possibility of

being considered as the specific service but the lower the precision.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the higher the requirement on
conversion from the concurrent service to the specific service and the
higher the precision.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.2.17 Duration of judging from special to non-special service

(ConcurrentJudge2)
Full Name
Duration of judging from special to non-special service
Abbreviation
ConcurrentJudge2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
TBF bears both normal service and specific service. If the time for receiving a data packet of non-specific service exceeds the configured time,
the system considers that the TBF bears the concurrent service or nor-
Description
mal service.
Managed Object
BSC
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0..60000
Unit
ms
Default Value
5000
Default Value
The precision and timeliness of identification from the specific service to
the concurrent service or normal service are taken into consideration.

This parameter cannot be configured too low, which may cause the

ping-pong oscillation of service identification between the specific

service and non-specific service. This parameter cannot be configured
too high, which may affect the identification timeliness from the specific
service to the concurrent service or normal service.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.2.18 Number of llc judging from special to non-special service

(ConcurrentJudge3)
Full Name
Number of llc judging from special to non-special service
Abbreviation
ConcurrentJudge3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If the number of LLC frames for the specific service is larger than the
value of this parameter during judgment from the specific service to the
concurrent service or normal service, the system restarts this judgment
Description
process.
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Managed Object
BSC
0..1000
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
The short-time specific service that may occur during conversion from
the specific service to the concurrent service or normal service is taken
into consideration.
being converted from the specific service to the concurrent service or
normal service but the lower the precision. The smaller the value of this
parameter, the higher the requirement on conversion from the specific

service to the concurrent service or normal service and the higher the
precision.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.2.19 If get Utran classmrak information from UE (GetUtranClass)

Full Name
If get Utran classmrak information from UE
Abbreviation
GetUtranClass
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
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If the UE performs handover from 3G network to 2G network, the

Handover Request message may not contain the UtranClassmark of the
MS, or the message contain the wrong information of UtranClassmark. If
the UE later performs a 2G-to-3G handover, the operation is easy to fail
due to lack of the correct UtranClassmark information.
If the switch is on, after the UE perform handover from the external
network to the BSC, the BSC will initiate a classmark request, requiring
Description
the UE to report its UtranClassmark.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The classmark request procedure increases the system load, so the
switch is off generally.

If the connected RNC sends a handover request with incomplete or

outdated information, which reduces the success rate for 2G-to-3G
handover, enabling the feature is necessary.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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2.3 Other Parameters

2.3.1 Supervision Timer of LCS (LcsSuperVision)
Full Name
Supervision Timer of LCS
Abbreviation
LcsSuperVision
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used for supervising a location process.
Start: When the BSC sends a location request to the SMLC.
Stop: When a location acknowledgement message is received.
Description
At expiry: Terminate the location process.
Managed Object
BSC
100..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
250
Default Value
Generally, a location process can be completed in 25 seconds.

value is, the longer the waiting time is after a location request is sent.
Similarly, a smaller parameter value indicates a shorter waiting time.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-01-03-002 LCS with CGI+TA &ZGO-01-03-003 LCS with AGPS
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
OMC->GERAN Subnetwork ID->BSC Managed Element ID->Config

Set ID->BSC Function ID->Others
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.2 Radio Timer of LCS (LcsRadio)

Full Name
Radio Timer of LCS
Abbreviation
LcsRadio
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used for supervising the sending of radio
information in the location process.
Start: When a location-related message is sent to the MS.
Stop: When an acknowledgement message is received from the MS.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
10..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
Generally, the sending of radio information in the location process can
be completed in five seconds.
value is, the longer the waiting time is after the MS sends a location
message. Similarly, a smaller parameter value indicates a shorter
waiting time.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.3 LCS wait intra BSS handover timer (LcsWaitInTraHO)

Full Name
LCS wait intra BSS handover timer
Abbreviation
LcsWaitInTraHO
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the waiting time for the completion of an
intra-BSC handover.
Start: An intra-BSC handover is initiated during service location.
Stop: A handover complete message is received.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
20..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
60
Default Value
Generally, six seconds are enough for an intra-BSC handover.

value, the longer the waiting time is after a handover request is sent.
Similarly, a smaller parameter value means a shorter waiting time.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.4 Monitor physical context request (RmsT9108)

Full Name
Monitor physical context request
Abbreviation
RmsT9108
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
reserved to monitor physical context requests in future.
Managed Object
BSC
20
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
This parameter indicates the timer T9108 that is not used currently and is
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.5 Timer for waiting message from A-interface (TWaitMsg)

Full Name
Timer for waiting message from A-interface
Abbreviation
TWaitMsg
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the protection time to wait for messages in
WORK status in the RanAWorker process. The RanAWorker process
is the working process of the RANA module.
Start: A RANA instance is created.
Stop: A message is received from the MSC.
At expiry: The instance will be released.
Description
Related timer: None
Managed Object
BSC
5..20
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Two seconds are long enough for the A interface to transmit signalling
and for the MSC to process signalling.

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.6 Timer for RANCSEST waiting (TWaitRancsEst)

Full Name
Timer for RANCSEST waiting
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Abbreviation
TWaitRancsEst
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the protection time to wait for a resource
request in the RANCS process. The RANCS process is a process to
handle CS services.
Start: The RANA module receives an external handover request and
asks the RANCS module for a channel.
Stop: A response is received from the RANCS module.
At expiry: The handover failure message will be sent to the A interface.
Description
Related timer: None
Managed Object
BSC
10..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, ten seconds are long enough for channel request, activation,
and connection in the BSC.

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.7 Timer for RANCSCLECOM waiting (TWaitRancsCleCom)

Full Name
Timer for RANCSCLECOM waiting
Abbreviation
TWaitRancsCleCom
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the time to wait for the RANCS process to
respond to ClearCom in the RanAWorker process. The RanAWorker
process is the working process of the RANA module.
Start: The clear command is sent to the RANCS module.
Stop: A response is received from the RANCS module.
At expiry: The release will continue.
Description
Related timer: None
Managed Object
BSC
10..30
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value
Generally, three seconds are long enough for channel release,
activation, disconnection, and connection in the BSC.

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.8 Timer for CCM waiting (CcmWaitTimer)

Full Name
Timer for CCM waiting
Abbreviation
CcmWaitTimer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates a timer that is used when the BTS waits
for disconnection, connection, and deactivation in dynamic channel
switching.
Start: The CCM starts channel switching.
Stop: A response is received from the connecting module and the BTS.
At expiry: The message will be sent to the BTS again.
Description
Related timer: None
Managed Object
BSC
45..55
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
45
Default Value
The default value 4.5 seconds are long enough for the Abis interface to
transmit signalling and for the BTS to carry out the disconnection.

Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-03-02-006 Dynamic Channel Management
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.9 Get static parameter timer (GetStaticParamTimer)

Full Name
Get static parameter timer
Abbreviation
GetStaticParamTimer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This is a statistical parameter that is used to regularly poll the UPU unit
under the CMP in the RancRrm process.
Start: The timer is set periodically after power on.
Stop: None.
At expiry: The RancRrm will query information about resource
occupation from the UPU unit.
Description
Related timer: None
Managed Object
BSC
60..600
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
120
Default Value
The default value 12 seconds can avoid both slow processing and
system load increase.

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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.10 Starting time for oriented retry (RmsT10)

Full Name
Starting time for oriented retry
Abbreviation
RmsT10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to wait for the start of directed retry. The
timer is started to wait for queuing, forced handover, and forced release
actions when the cell fails to assign an available channel. When the
timer expires, a directed retry process is initiated.
Start: The cell fails to assign an available channel.
Stop: An available channel resource is obtained after queuing, forced
handover, and forced release.
Description
At expiry: Initiate a directed retry.
Managed Object
BSC
50..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
60
Default Value
Six seconds are enough for the cell to complete the queuing, forced
handover, and forced release process.
Set the parameter value in consideration of the time needed for queuing
preemption.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-03-01-002 Directed_Retry
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.11 TFO Enable (TFOControl_0)

Full Name
TFO Enable
Abbreviation
TFOControl_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter, used for TFO control, indicates whether TFO is enabled.
0: Disable; 1: Enable
When this switch is disabled, the other switches for TFO control are also
disabled. That is, when the value of TFOControl_0 is 0, the values of
TFOControl_1, TFOControl_2 and TFOControl_3 are 0 too.
TFO is a in-band protocol that is used by the TCs of both parties for
encoding/decoding negotiation after the setup of a call. To improve the
speech quality, the voice frames in the air interface are directly sent
to the receiving party with the decoder of the sending party and the
encoder of the receiving party bypassed.
If two cells do not support AMR version, a TFO call can be successfully
set up between them once they support the same voice version. If two
cells support AMR version, a TFO call can be successfully set up only
when they use the same voice encoding/decoding type too. If different
voice encoding/decoding types are used, the setup of a TFO call will fail.
In the case of IPA, the CN is responsible for the negotiation of voice
Description
encoding.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Enable this switch when TFO support is required. It is recommended
to enable TFO in scenarios requiring high voice quality because TFO
can improve the voice MOS.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-04-02-006 TFO
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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Negotiation With CN
OMC Access Path
NO
ID->BSC Function->Others
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.12 External cell load notify (Info_0_0)

Full Name
External cell load notify
Abbreviation
Info_0_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to include the load information of a cell
into the information element "Old BSS to New BSS Information" when the
services of the cell under the current BSC are handed over to a cell under
Description
another BSC.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Generally, the default value is recommended. However, you can enable
this function if necessary.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-03-03-003 LAPD Cluster
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.13 Neighbor cell load valid duration (Info_0_1)

Full Name
Neighbor cell load valid duration
Abbreviation
Info_0_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the validity period of a neighbor cell's load infor-
Description
mation.
Managed Object
BSC
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
10 s
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, the validity of a neighbor cell's load information is acceptable

in 60s with the consideration that the load in a cell rarely fluctuates
greatly in such a period.
Generally, the default value is recommended. If the parameter value

is too large, the neighbor cell deems that the load information has a
long validity period, which cannot reflect the actual load information in
time. If the parameter value is too small, the load information will be
reported frequently.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-03-03-003 LAPD Cluster
Related Parameters
[BSC]Info_0_0
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the switch Info_0_0 is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.14 LMU build request deal or not (Info_1_0)

Full Name
LMU build request deal or not
Abbreviation
Info_1_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to process the Location Measurement
Unit (LMU) establishment request.
No: Not to process
Description
Yes: To process
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.15 MBMS request deal or not (Info_1_1)

Full Name
MBMS request deal or not
Abbreviation
Info_1_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to process the Multimedia Broad-
Description
cast/Multicast Service (MBMS) request.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.16 Channel request reserved field deal or not (Info_1_2)

Full Name
Channel request reserved field deal or not
Abbreviation
Info_1_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to process the reserved field Channel
Request. When this switch is enabled, if Random Access Reference in
the Channel Request message is 0x61, 0x63, or 0x65, the system will
Description
not process the channel request.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.17 MS power hold in handover option (Info_0_9)

Full Name
MS power hold in handover option

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Abbreviation
Info_0_9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to support MS power optimization for
non-rescue handovers. Generally, when the handover command is issued to an MS, the MS is required to use the maximum transmit power.
However, this will result in strong interferences. This switch is designed
to reduce the interferences when multiple MSs are handed over with the
maximum transmit power. When enabled, the switch serves as a threshold. When the BSC sends a handover command to the MS for a non-rescue handover, such as PBGT handover, if the current level is higher than
the threshold, it means that the target cell has better signal quality. In this
case, the current transmit power, instead of the maximum transmit power,
Description
should be used.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

this function if necessary. Enabling it can reduce interferences in the
network.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-02-02-020 Power Optimization After Handover
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.3.18 Signal level threshold of target cell (Info_0_10)

Full Name
Signal level threshold of target cell
Abbreviation
Info_0_10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is valid when the MS power optimization for non-rescue
handovers is enabled. When the BSC sends a handover command to the
MS for a non-rescue handover, such as PBGT handover, if the current
level is higher than the threshold, it means that the target cell has better signal quality. In this case, the current transmit power, instead of the
Description
maximum transmit power, should be used.
Managed Object
BSC
0 ..63, step: 1
0: < -110 dBm
1: -110 dBm..-109 dBm
2: -109 dBm..-108 dBm
...
62: -49 dBm..-48 dBm
63: > -48 dBm
Unit
None
Default Value
27
Default Value
The level value -83 dB is enough for normal services.

Generally, the default value is recommended. The higher the value is,
the less likely the signals in the target cell are to reach the threshold.
Setting this parameter to a proper value can reduce uplink interferences

has good effect on network indicators.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-02-02-002 Basic Handover Decision
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.19 Iur-G interface support (IurgSupport)

Full Name
Iur-G interface support
Abbreviation
IurgSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to support the Iur-g interface. 0: No;
1: Yes
0: Disable
Description
1: enable
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

This switch can be enabled upon request. Otherwise, it should be
disabled. Enabling Iur-g can increase the success rate of two thirds of
handovers.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Iur-g
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.20 Overload threshold of non real-time load (NRTThs_0)

Full Name
Overload threshold of non real-time load
Abbreviation
NRTThs_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the overload threshold of non-real-time services.
When the load of non-real-time services is equal to or higher than the
threshold, it is regarded that the scell is overloaded with non-real-time
services. Non-real-time services refer to PS services. The load is calculated by dividing the number of occupied PDCHs (including dynamic
Description
PDCHs and static PDCHs) by the number of available PDCHs.
Managed Object
BSC
1..99
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
Generally, it is regarded that the cell is overloaded if more than 90%
of radio resources are occupied.

The higher the value is, the more likely the cell will be to be selected by
the RNC as the target cell for re-direction.
NRTThs_0>NRTThs_1>NRTThs_2
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]IurgSupport
Relationship
This parameter becomes valid when IurgSupport is set to Yes.
Related Interfaces
Iur-g
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
OMC->GERAN Subnetwork->BSC Managed Element->Config SetBSC

Function->Others
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.21 High threshold of non real-time load (NRTThs_1)

Full Name
High threshold of non real-time load
Abbreviation
NRTThs_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the upper overload threshold of non-real-time
services. When the load of non-real-time services is equal to or higher
than the threshold but lower than NRTThs_0, it is regarded that the cell
is overloaded with non-real-time services. Non-real-time services refer to
PS services. The load is calculated by dividing the number of occupied
PDCHs (including dynamic PDCHs and static PDCHs) by the number of
Description
available PDCHs.
Managed Object
BSC
1..99
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
60
Default Value
Generally, it is regarded that the cell is overloaded if more than 60%
of radio resources are occupied.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]IurgSupport
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Iur-g
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Function->Others
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.22 Low threshold of non real-time load (NRTThs_2)

Full Name
Low threshold of non real-time load
Abbreviation
NRTThs_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the lower overload threshold of non-real-time
services. When the load of non-real-time services is equal to or higher
than the threshold but lower than NRTThs_1, it is regarded that the cell
is moderately loaded with non-real-time services. Otherwise, the load of
non-real-time services is regarded low. Non-real-time services refer to
PS services. The load is calculated by dividing the number of occupied
PDCHs (including dynamic PDCHs and static PDCHs) by the number of
Description
available PDCHs.
Managed Object
BSC
1..99
Unit
Default Value
20
Default Value
Generally, it is regarded that the cell load is low if less than 20% of radio
resources are occupied.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]IurgSupport
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Iur-g
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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Negotiation With CN
OMC Access Path
NO
Function->Others
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.23 On demand mode switch of information exchange

(IurgSwitchGroup_0)
Full Name
On demand mode switch of information exchange
Abbreviation
IurgSwitchGroup_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to enable On Demand mode of information exchange. Information exchange refers to the process in which
the RNC and the BSC exchange the capacity information of radio cell
resources. On Demand is a mode in which the information is reported
Description
immediately when being requested for.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
On Demand is one of the typical information exchange modes, so the
default value is Yes.

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]IurgSupport
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Iur-g
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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Negotiation With CN
OMC Access Path
NO
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.24 On modification mode switch of information exchange

(IurgSwitchGroup_1)
Full Name
On modification mode switch of information exchange
Abbreviation
IurgSwitchGroup_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to enable On Modification mode of information exchange. Information exchange refers to the process in which
the RNC and the BSC exchange the capacity information of radio cell resources. On Modification is a mode in which the information is reported
Description
immediately when it changes.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
On Modification is one of the typical information exchange modes, so
the default value is Yes.

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]IurgSupport
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Iur-g
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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Negotiation With CN
OMC Access Path
NO
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.3.25 On demand mode switch of common measurement

(IurgSwitchGroup_2)
Full Name
On demand mode switch of common measurement
Abbreviation
IurgSwitchGroup_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to enable On Demand mode of common
measurement. Common measurement refers to the process in which the
RNC and the BSC exchange the occupation information of radio cell resources. On Demand is a mode in which the information is reported im-
Description
mediately when being requested for.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
On Demand is one of the typical common measurement modes, so the

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None
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[BSC]IurgSupport
Relationship
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Iur-g
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2.3.26 Periodic mode switch of common measurement

(IurgSwitchGroup_3)
Full Name
Periodic mode switch of common measurement
Abbreviation
IurgSwitchGroup_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to enable Periodic mode of common
measurement. Common measurement refers to the process in which the
RNC and the BSC exchange the occupation information of radio cell resources. Periodic is a mode in which the information is reported periodi-
Description
cally.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Periodic is one of the typical common measurement modes, so the

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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]IurgSupport
Relationship
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Iur-g
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NO
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None
2.3.27 Immediate assignment repeat (ImmAssRep)

Full Name
Immediate assignment repeat
Abbreviation
ImmAssRep
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to re-send the immediate assignment
message. If it is set to 0, the message will not be re-sent. If it is set to 1,
Description
the message will be re-sent once.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The message is re-sent once.
Enabling this parameter has positive effect on the success rate of
immediate assignments.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
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2.3.28 Immediate assignment priority (ImmAssPrio)

Full Name
Immediate assignment priority
Abbreviation
ImmAssPrio
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the priority of the immediate assignment message. The value range is 0 and 1. The value 1 stands for high priority
at which any PCH block can be preempted. Currently, this parameter is
Description
invalid and the value is fixed to 1.
Managed Object
BSC
0: Low, indicating low priority
1: High, indicating high priority
Unit
None
Default Value
High
Default Value
The default value is fixed to 1 for the BTS.

None
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None
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None
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None
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Abis
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2.3.29 Paging repeat number (PagRep)

Full Name
Paging repeat number
Abbreviation
PagRep
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates how many times a paging message will be
Description
re-sent. 0: Indicates no resending; 1-4: Indicate the times of re-sending
Managed Object
BSC
0..4
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The message is re-sent once.

The higher the value is, the more likely the MS is to be paged. In this
case, however, the load of the paging channel will increase, so you
should consider both the load of the paging channel and the success
rate of the paging when setting this parameter.
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ZGB-02-01-001 Paging
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None
Relationship
None
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Abis
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2.3.30 Timer of waiting for IPGB changing over (TIPGBChgWait)

Full Name
Timer of waiting for IPGB changing over
Abbreviation
TIPGBChgWait
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer that records the time of the IPGB in waiting for
handover when the service initiates an IPGB board handover.
Enable condition: When all the NSVC states of the IPGB board are
not normal, the service can initiate active/standby handover based on
judgment.
Disable condition: Some NSVC states recover.
Description
Timeout: The service initiates active/standby handover.
Managed Object
BSC
6..600
Unit
Default Value
60
Default Value
Try to avoid the impact of instant NSVC break or connection, and
long-time wait.
This parameter cannot be configured too low, so as to avoid the

impact of instant NSVC break or connection. This parameter cannot

be configured too high, so as to avoid long-time wait when the service
initiates the IPGB handover.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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NO
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2.3.31 restricted time after continuous IPGB changing over

(TIPGBConChglmt)
Full Name
restricted time after continuous IPGB changing over
Abbreviation
TIPGBConChglmt
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer that records the restricted time for continuous
IPGB handovers.
Enable condition: The service requires active/standby handover but the
number of continuous IPGB handovers reaches the upper threshold.
Disable condition: None
Timeout: The number of continuous IPGB active/standby handovers
Description
is cleared.
Managed Object
BSC
600..65535
Unit
Default Value
3600
Default Value
Try to avoid frequent handovers in case of unreachable NSVC links on
the active and standby IPGB boards.

In normal cases with IPGB links, use the recommended value. In the
case of unstable IPGB link, configure this parameter to a larger value, so
as to avoid frequent handovers in case of unreachable NSC links.
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None
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None
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2.3.32 Info_3
Full Name
Info_3
Abbreviation
Info_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is currently not used.
Managed Object
BSC
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
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set ID->BSC Function ID->Others
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2.3.33 Info_6
Full Name
Info_6
Abbreviation
Info_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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2.3.34 Threshold of UPUDSP Dynamic Adjustment (Info_7)

Full Name
Threshold of UPUDSP Dynamic Adjustment
Abbreviation
Info_7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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The threshold may affect the traffic balance after the UPUDSP dynamic
Description
adjustment.
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Theoretically, if the threshold is set to 10, the traffic balance will be better.
The R_BSC.INFO[7] is used as the adjustment threshold for UPUDSP.
The default value is 10. The value ranges from 1 to 100. Generally, the
lower the threshold, the better balance of the DSP load. The default
value is recommended.
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None
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2.4 Channel Allocation Control Parameters

2.4.1 Dynamic HR support indication (DynaHREnable)
Full Name
Dynamic HR support indication
Abbreviation
DynaHREnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter decides whether the BSC supports dynamic HR. The dynamic HR channel allocation function enables the network to allocate
full-rate or half-rate channels to MSs according to the traffic in the cell
when it allocate channels for the MSs. Allocating half-rate channels when
the channels in the cell are likely to be congested minimizes the duration
Description
of possible congestions in peak hours.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The dynamic HR function of the BSC cannot be enabled unless this
switch is enabled.
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Related Parameters
[Cell]DynaHREnable
Relationship
Full-rate channels can be converted to half-rate channels only when the

BSC-level and cell-level DynaHREnable is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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Negotiation With CN
NO
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ID->BSC Function ID->Channel Allocation Control parameters
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2.4.2 HR channel fragment repackaging support (HRDfragSupport)

Full Name
HR channel fragment repackaging support
Abbreviation
HRDfragSupport
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a switch to support the HR channel defragmentation
function and can be configured on both BSCs and cells. The HR channel
defragmentation function is enabled only when both BSC- and cell-level
switches are enabled and the proportion of the idle TCH/Fs in these cells is
not more than the threshold proportion of the TCH/Fs to the total available
Description
service channels in the cell where the defragmentation is enabled.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value

Enabling the HR channel defragmentation function in a cell where
dynamic half rate is used can increase full-rate channels and improve
voice quality. Enabling the function on dynamic channels can increase
available PS channels. The function can be enabled as needed. If it is

enabled, the corresponding switch in cell parameters must be enabled at
the same time. In this case, more handovers will occur in cells.
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ZGO-03-02-004 HR Concentration
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[BSC]HoIntraEnable
[Cell]HRDfragSupport
Relationship
This function can be enabled only when HoIntraEnable and BSC- and
cell-level HRDfragSupport in the system control parameters are enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.4.3 User priority for EMLPP (PriThreshold)

Full Name
User priority for EMLPP
Abbreviation
PriThreshold
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When you enable the eMLPP service function, which allows high-priority
users to access channels first, the system can reserve a certain number
of channels for high-priority users (currently, only full-rate TCHs can be
reserved channels)
When the CS instance invokes the database to request channels,
the user's PriorityLevel information will be sent to the database and
compared with the value of PriThreshold in the BSC table. If PriorityLevel
is not more than PriThreshold (That is to say, the priority of the user is
not lower than PriThreshold. The lower the priority value is, the higher
Description
the priority will be. ), reserved channels can be used.
Managed Object
BSC
1..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value "2" is suitable for most applications.

You can adjust this parameter as needed.
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ZGO-01-03-001 Emlpp
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None
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None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.4.4 Preferred speech version (half) (PreferSpeechVer H)

Full Name
Preferred speech version (half)
Abbreviation
PreferSpeechVer H
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the preferred half-rate speech version in the CS
channel allocation. Half rate version1 refers to HR and version3 refers to
Description
AMR.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No preferred version.
1: Half rate version1.
3: Half rate version3.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
No preferred version is specified at the BSC side. Instead, the MSC
coding strategy is used.

It is recommended to use the default value and allow the MSC to decide
the speech version unless otherwise necessary.
If you modify the default value, the new value will decide the speech

version.
Generally, AMR enables the adaptive switching of coding rates. In
poor channel conditions, increasing the channel coding rate (increasing
redundant bits) and reducing the source (speech) coding rate can
ensure the conversation quality. In good channel conditions, increasing
the source coding rate can improve the voice quality.
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ZGO-01-01-001 Half Rate
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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2.4.5 Preferred speech version (full) (PreferSpeechVer F)

Full Name
Preferred speech version (full)
Abbreviation
PreferSpeechVer F
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the preferred full-rate speech version in the CS
channel allocation. Full rate version1 refers to FR. Full rate version2 refers
Description
to EFR and version3 refers to AMR.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Full rate version1.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
No preferred version is specified at the BSC side. Instead, the MSC
coding strategy is used.

It is recommended to use the default value and allow the MSC to decide
the speech version unless otherwise necessary.
If you modify the default value, the new value will decide the speech
version.
Generally, ERF can provide the best voice quality and user satisfaction.
AMR enables the adaptive switching of coding rates. In poor channel

conditions, increasing the channel coding rate (increasing redundant
bits) and reducing the source (speech) coding rate can ensure the
conversation quality. In good channel conditions, increasing the source
coding rate can improve the voice quality.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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2.4.6 Reserved channel first (RsvChanFirst)

Full Name
Reserved channel first
Abbreviation
RsvChanFirst
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the order of preference of reserved and
non-reserved channels. If this functional switch is enabled, reserved
channels will be allocated to high-priority users first.
Yes: To allocate reserved channels first
Description
No: To allocate non-reserved channels first
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, reserved channels are used first to avoid the waste of channel
resources.

The default value is recommended unless otherwise necessary.
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None
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None
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2.4.7 EMLPP channel reserved rate (EMLPPThs)

Full Name
EMLPP channel reserved rate
Abbreviation
EMLPPThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the proportion of channels reserved for high-priority users when you enable the eMLPP service function, which allows
Description
high-priority users to access channels first.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
This is a characteristic parameter and no channel is reserved by default.

The higher the value is set to, the more channels will be reserved. In

this case, high-priority users are more likely to access a channel, but
low-priority users have fewer available channels.
The lower the value is set to, the fewer channels will be reserved. In this
case, high-priority users are less likely to access a channel.
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[Cell]EMLPPThs
If the parameter UseCelleMLPPThs is enabled, the cell-level parameter
Relationship
EMLPPThs should be enabled. If not, the BSC-level parameter

EMLPPThs should be enabled.
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None
Impact on Equipment
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2.4.8 TrxPSBusyThs (TrxPSBusyThs)

Full Name
TrxPSBusyThs
Abbreviation
TrxPSBusyThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The degree of idleness of the PS service channels on a carrier is
calculated as follows:
If there are available uplink and downlink PS service channels on the
carrier, and if the number of available uplink channels is byUpNum and
the number of available downlink channels is byDwNum,
Total degree of idleness of all available uplink PS service channels =
100*(Abis/AbisMax)*(Qos/16)*((Usermax-Usernum)/Usermax)
In this formula, the degrees of idleness of byUpNum uplink channels
are accumulated.
Total degree of idleness of all available downlink PS service channels =
100*(Abis/AbisMax)*(Qos/16)*((Usermax-Usernum)/Usermax)
In this formula, the degrees of idleness of byDwNum downlink
channels are accumulated.
Where,
Abis is the number of Abis resources (IP Abis bandwidth or E1 Abis
timeslot) allocated to the channels.
AbisMax is the maximum number of Abis resources (IP Abis bandwidth
Description
or E1 Abis timeslot) that can be allocated to the channels. For example,

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at most four E1 Abis timeslots can be allocated to a PS service channel

on the EDGE carrier. 4
QoS is the number of available QoS quotas on the channels (the original
number is 16.)
Usermax is the maximum allowable number of users whose data is
multiplexed on the channels.
Usernum is the number of users on the current channel.
The degree of idleness of the carriers (TrxIdle, ranging from 0 to 100) is
calculated as follows:
If byUpNum == 0 and byDwNum != 0, TrxIdle = Total degree of idleness
of all available downlink PS service channels / byDwNum
If byUpNum != 0 and byDwNum == 0, TrxIdle = Total degree of idleness
of all available uplink PS service channels / byUpNum
If byUpNum != 0 and byDwNum != 0, TrxIdle = (Total degree of idleness
of all available downlink PS service channels * byDwNum + Total degree
of idleness of all available uplink PS service channels * byUpNum) / (2
* byDwNum * byUpNum)
If byUpNum == 0 and byDwNum == 0, TrxIdle = 0 (This is because there
are no available uplink or downlink PS service channels on the carriers. )
TRX controlled only by the degree of idleness of PS service channels is
selected according to the following principles:
If there are idle PS service channels on all TRXs, one TRX will be
selected and allocated at random. As long as the degree of idleness of
the PS service channels on the TRX is higher than the threshold, the
same TRX is always selected as a priority for the purpose of centralized
service allocation.
When the degree of idleness of the PS service channels on the TRX is
lower than the threshold, it is deemed that the TRX is overloaded with
PS services and an inter-TRX balance is required. In this case, another
idle TRX will be selected and new PS services will be allocated to the
TRX until it is overloaded.
3When all TRXs are overloaded with PS services, the TRX with higher
degree of idleness of PS service channels will be selected for the
purpose of inter-TRX balance of PS services.
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
50
When the default value is set to 50, PFC users occupy half channel Qos.
Default Value
For non-PFC users, the number of current users on the channels is half
the maximum number of users. In this way, the channel expansion is

controlled within a reasonable speed.
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When there are sufficient PS channel resources and high rates are
required for PS services, you can set this parameter to a lower value to
expand the PS service channels to new carriers as quickly as possible.

Otherwise, set it to a higher value.
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None
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None
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Um
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2.4.9 Resource pool for PS rate (PsAbisThs)

Full Name
Resource pool for PS rate
Abbreviation
PsAbisThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the upper limit of the rate of the Abis resources
that can be allocated to PS services in the full-dynamic Abis resource
pool. If this threshold value is exceeded, no Abis resources will be
allocated to PS services even when there are available Abis resources.
Rate of occupied PSABIS resources = Abis resources allocated to PS
Description
services / Total available Abis resources in the resource pool
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
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Default Value

Setting this parameter to "80" allows Abis resources to be allocated

evenly to PS and CS services. In this case, CS services are given a
certain degree of priority.
If the PS traffic in the cell is high, you can set a higher value not more
than 90. If the PS traffic is low and there is a shortage of Abis resources,
you can lower the value appropriately to ensure CS services first.
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ZGO-03-03-001 Full Dynamic Abis Allocation
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
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No
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2.4.10 Extended uplink dynamic allocation support

(ExUpDynSupport)
Full Name
Extended uplink dynamic allocation support
Abbreviation
ExUpDynSupport
3GPP Name
EXTENDED_DYNAMIC_ALLOCATION
TS44.060: "Radio Link Control/Medium Access Control (RLC/MAC) pro-
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter indicates whether the cell supports extended uplink dynamic allocation. When this function is used, the MS can decide whether
to send uplink blocks in all of the allocated uplink timeslots by only mon-
Description
itoring the USF allocation in the lowest timeslot.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
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Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is set according to the traffic model and resource
occupation in the network.

When the MS supports this function and the uplink PS service

transmission is a priority or there are sufficient uplink radio resources,
enabling the function can increase the uplink transmission rate.
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ZGO-03-02-007 Extended Dynamic Allocation
Related Parameters
[Cell]ExUpDynSupport
Relationship
This parameter is valid when the cell-level ExUpDynSupport parameter

is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
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2.5 Timer 1
2.5.1 Blocking/Unblocking period (T1)
Full Name
Blocking/Unblocking period
Abbreviation
T1
3GPP Name
T1
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
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This parameter is timer T1, which specifies a time period during which
the BSS needs to initiate a block/unblock a ground circuit process due to
some reasons, such as O&M intervene, equipment failure or restoration,
or radio resource available or unavailable. In the process, the BSS
sends a BLOCK/UNBLOCK message to the MSC. Upon receiving this
message, the MSC returns a BLOCK/UNBLOCK ACK message to the
BSS.
Start: A single circuit block/unblock message is sent to the MSC.
Stop: A single circuit block/unblock acknowledgement message is
received from the MSC.
At expiry: If the number of times that no acknowledgement message is
received from the MSC does not exceed the maximum number, the BSC
sends a single circuit block/unblock message to the MSC again. If the
number of times that no acknowledgement is received from the MSC
Description
exceeds the maximum number, the instance is terminated.
Managed Object
BSC
30..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
80
Default Value
Generally, an acknowledgement message can be received in eight

seconds after the BSC sends a circuit block/unblock message to the
MSC.

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2.5.2 Global resetting period (T4)

Full Name
Global resetting period
Abbreviation
T4
3GPP Name
T4
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0

This parameter is timer T4, which is used to supervise the BSSAP
RESET message sent from the BSC to the MSC.
Start: The BSC initiates a global reset process.
Stop: A BSSAP RESET ACK message is received from the MSC.
Description
At expiry: The BSC repeats the whole process.
Managed Object
BSC
60..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, an acknowledgement message can be received in 10
seconds after the BSC sends a reset message to the MSC.

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2.5.3 Protective period for global resetting (T13)

Full Name
Protective period for global resetting
Abbreviation
T13
3GPP Name
T13
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0

This parameter is timer T13, which specifies the protection time for
a local call clear process.
Start: When the BSC receives a BSSAP RESET message from the MSC.
Stop: When an SSP/SPI (SubSystem Prohibited/Signalling Point
Inhibited) message is received from the SCCP.
Description
At expiry: The BSS sends a BSSAP RESET ACK message to the MSC.
Managed Object
BSC
30..60
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
40
Default Value
Generally, the BSC can receive a message from the SCCP in four
seconds.

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2.5.4 Circuit resetting period on BSS side (T19)

Full Name
Circuit resetting period on BSS side
Abbreviation
T19
3GPP Name
T19
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0

This parameter is timer T19, which indicates the time period of a circuit
reset process on the BSS side.
Start: The BSS sends a BSSAP CIRCUIT RESET message to the
MSC for forcibly releasing the circuit due to an exception of BSC SCCP
connection.
Stop: Upon receiving the BSSAP CIRCUIT RESET message, the MSC
releases the related services and the circuit becomes idle. Then the
MSC sends a BSSAP CIRCUIT RESET ACK message to the BSC. The
timer is stopped when the BSC receives the RESET CIRCUIT ACK
message.
At expiry: If the number of timer expiries is less than the maximum
number of times that the BSSAP CIRCUIT RESET message is sent,
the BSC sends this message to the MSC again. If the number of timer
expiries reaches the maximum number, the BSC reports the reset failure
Description
to the O&M, and then terminates the process and clears the instance.
Managed Object
BSC
30..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
80
Default Value
Generally, an acknowledgement message can be received in eight

seconds after the BSC sends a BSSAP CIRCUIT RESET message to
the MSC.

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2.5.5 Circuit group blocking/unblocking period (T20)

Full Name
Circuit group blocking/unblocking period
Abbreviation
T20
3GPP Name
T20
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0

This parameter specifies a time period during which the BSS initiates a
circuit group block/unblock process due to some reasons, such as O&M
intervene, equipment failure or restoration, or radio resource available or
unavailable. In this process, the BSS sends a BSSAP CIRCUIT GROUP
BLOCK/UNBLOCK message to the MSC. Upon receiving this message,
the MSC returns a BSSAP CIRCUIT GROUP BLOCK/UNBLOCK ACK
message to the BSS, informing the BSS that it has received the BSSAP
CIRCUIT GROUP BLOCK/UNBLOCK message.
Start: A BSSAP CIRCUIT GROUP BLOCK/UNBLOCK message is sent
to the MSC.
Stop: A BSSAP CIRCUIT GROUP BLOCK/UNBLOCK ACK message
is received from the MSC.
At expiry: If the number of times that no acknowledgement message is
received from the MSC does not exceed the maximum number, the
BSC sends the BSSAP CIRCUIT GROUP BLOCK/UNBLOCK message
again. If the number of times that no acknowledgement is received from
Description
the MSC exceeds the maximum number, the instance is terminated.
Managed Object
BSC
30..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
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Default Value
80
Generally, an acknowledgement message can be received in
eight seconds after the BSC sends a BSSAP CIRCUIT GROUP
BLOCK/UNBLOCK message to the MSC.

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2.5.6 RLSD message receive protection timer (T9101)

Full Name
RLSD message receive protection timer
Abbreviation
T9101
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T9101.
Start: When the BSC sends a BSSAP CLEAR COMPLETE message
to the MSC.
Stop: When an RLSD message is received from the MSC.
At expiry: The BSC sends an RLSD message to release the SCCP
Description
connection.
Managed Object
BSC
20..50
Step: 1
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Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Generally, the BSC can receive a message from the MSC in two
seconds.

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2.5.7 Channel activation protection timer (RmsT9103)

Full Name
Channel activation protection timer
Abbreviation
RmsT9103
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T9103, which is used to supervise the channel
activation process.
Start: When the BSC sends a CHANNEL ACTIVATION message to
the BTS.
Stop: When the BSC receives a CHANNEL ACTIVATION ACK or
CAHNNEL ACTIVATION NACK message from the BTS.
At expiry: The BSC sends an RF CHANNEL RELEASE message to
Description
the BTS.
Managed Object
BSC
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20
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Generally, the CHANNEL ACTIVATION ACK message can be received
from the BTS in two seconds.

Only the default value can be used.
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2.5.8 MSC clear command protection timer (T9104)

Full Name
MSC clear command protection timer
Abbreviation
T9104
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T9104, which is used to supervise the CLEAR
COMMAND sent from the MSC.
Start: When the BSC sends a CLEAR REQUEST message to the MSC.
Stop: When a CLEAR COMMAND message is received from the MSC.
At expiry: The BSC sends the CLEAR REQUEST again. The number of
Description
times that the CLEAR REQUEST message is sent cannot exceed four.
Managed Object
BSC
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20..50
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value
Generally, the CLEAR COMMAND message can be received from the
MSC in three seconds.

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2.5.9 SCCP connection protection timer (T9105)

Full Name
SCCP connection protection timer
Abbreviation
T9105
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T9105, which is used to supervise the SCCP
connection process.
Start: When the BSC sends a SCCP CONNECTION REQ message
to the MSC.
Stop: When the BSC receives a SCCP CONNECTION CONFIRM or
SCCP CONNECTION REFUSED message from the BTS.
Description
At expiry: The BSC sends a CHANNEL RELEASE message to the MS.
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Managed Object
BSC
20..60
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value
Generally, the SCCP CONNECTION CONFIRM or SCCP CONNECTION
REFUSED message can be received from the MSC in three seconds.

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2.5.10 Protective time waiting for access (RmsT1)

Full Name
Protective time waiting for access
Abbreviation
RmsT1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is timer RmsT1, which specifies the protection time used
to wait for the access of the MS after the channel activation in the case
of assignment or handover.
Start: When the target channel sends a RADIO AVAILABLE message to
the source channel after receiving the CHL ACITIVATION ACK message.
Stop: The target channel receives an ASSIGNMENT COM or
HANDOVER COM message after the MS is accessed.
Description
At expiry: Release the target channel instance.
Managed Object
BSC
0..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
70
Default Value
Generally, the MS can be accessed in seven seconds.
cause long-time occupation of radio resources, which results in the
waste of resources. A too small parameter value may increase the
The default value is recommended. A too large parameter value will
access failure rate.

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[BSC]rmsT3103
Relationship
For intra-cell handovers, RmsT1 (7s) > RmsT3107 (6s)

For inter-cell handovers, RmsT1 (7s) > RmsT3103 (6s)
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2.5.11 Protection time for applying to channel (RmsT2)

Full Name
Protection time for applying to channel
Abbreviation
RmsT2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T2, which indicates the protection time for TCH
application when an assignment request is received from the A interface
or an intra-cell handover is initiated.
Start: An assignment request is received from the A interface or an
intra-cell handover is initiated.
Stop: The TCH activation succeeds. The TCH activation fails. Or the
TCH request is placed on the queue after request failure.
At expiry:
An assignment failure message is sent to the MSC in the case of
assignment request.
The service is shifted back to the source channel in the case of handover
Description
request.
Managed Object
BSC
20..50
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
40
Default Value
Generally, a request success or failure message can be received in
four seconds.

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2.5.12 Protection time for link establishment response (RmsT3)

Full Name
Protection time for link establishment response
Abbreviation
RmsT3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T3, which indicates the protection time for an
A interface link establishment response in an immediate assignment
process.
Start: The BSC sends an ESTABLISH IND message for immediate
assignment.
Stop: The BSC receives an A interface link establishment
acknowledgement message.
Description
At expiry: Release the service.
Managed Object
BSC
30..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
60
Default Value
Generally, six seconds are enough for protection.

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2.5.13 Protective time that P0 confirms the message HO/ASS COM

(RmsT4)
Full Name
Protective time that P0 confirms the message HO/ASS COM
Abbreviation
RmsT4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T4, which indicates the protection time for the
OMP to acknowledge the HO COM or ASS COM message.
Start: The BSC receives an HO COM or ASS COM message from the
MS.
Stop: The BSC receives an acknowledgement on the HO COM or ASS
COM message.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
10..80
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value
Generally, three seconds are enough.

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2.5.14 Encryption mode modification time (RmsT5)

Full Name
Encryption mode modification time
Abbreviation
RmsT5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T5, which is used to supervise the cipher mode
modify process, that is, wait for a response from the MS after the radio
cipher mode is set.
Start: When the BSC receives a CIPHER MODE COMMAND message
from the MSC.
Stop: When the BSC receives a CIPHER MODE COMPLETE message
from the MS.
At expiry: A BSSAP CIPHER MODE REJECT message is sent to the
Description
MSC.
Managed Object
BSC
30..120
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, the CIPHER MODE COMPLETE message can be received
from the MS in 10 seconds.

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2.5.15 SAPI3 link establishment time (RmsT6)

Full Name
SAPI3 link establishment time
Abbreviation
RmsT6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T6, which is used to supervise the establishment
of SAPI3 link.
Start: When the BSC receives a DTAP (SAPI=3) message from the
MSC, and no SAPI3 link exists.
Stop: When the BSC receives a ESTABLISH CONFIRM message from
the BTS.
Description
At expiry: Send a BSSMAP SAPI"n"REJECT message to the MSC.
Managed Object
BSC
10..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, the ESTABLISH CONFIRM message can be received from
the BTS in 10 seconds.

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2.5.16 External handover protective time (RmsT8)

Full Name
External handover protective time
Abbreviation
RmsT8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer RmsT8, which is used to supervise the external
handover process.
Start: When the BSC sends an external handover command.
Stop: When the BSC receives an HO COMCLEAR CMD (handover
success) or UM HO FAIL (handover failure) message.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
1..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, an external handover can be completed in 10 seconds.

The default value is recommended. If the external handover success
rate is low, increase the parameter value. However, a too large
parameter value will impact the user experience.
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2.5.17 Protective time for No.7 signal instantaneous disconnection

(T3)
Full Name
Protective time for No.7 signal instantaneous disconnection
Abbreviation
T3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T3, which specifies a delay to avoid improper
actions caused by transient interruption of signallings.
A global reset is initiated when the interruption time of SS7 signallings
exceeds the protection time specified by timer T3. The SS7 signalling
link is deemed as broken if no signalling point reachable event is
received in the delay duration, and a global reset is initiated. If the
signalling point reachable event is received in the delay duration, it is
deemed that transient interruption of the SS7 link occurs.
Start: The periodic detection of MSC office status is interrupted. Or an
MSC/SLMC/iTC reset message is received.
Stop: An MSC reachable message is received from the MSC.
At expiry: If the opposite office is unreachable, clear the opposite office
block field and the opposite office un-equipped field, and send an MSC
Description
RESET message to the global reset process.
Managed Object
BSC
10..200
Step: 1
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Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Generally, it is deemed that a transient interruption of SS7 signalling
Default Value
link occurs when the failed SS7 signalling link restores in 10 seconds.
The global reset is not needed in the case of transient interruption of

SS7 signalling link.

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2.5.18 Protective time that PO responses external handover

completion message (RmsT7)
Protective time that PO responses external handover completion mesFull Name
sage
Abbreviation
RmsT7
3GPP Name
T7
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0

This parameter is RmsT7, which specifies the protection time for the
OMP to acknowledge an assignment or handover complete message.
Start: The BSC sends a handover request.
Stop: The BSC receives the HO CMD message.
Description
At expiry: Impose penalty to the external cell and terminate the process.
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Managed Object
BSC
50..200
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
150
Default Value
Generally, an external handover can be completed in 15 seconds.

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2.5.19 HBTS scan begin time (HBTSScanBT)

Full Name
HBTS scan begin time
Abbreviation
HBTSScanBT
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the starting time of the S8001 frequency scan.
Managed Object
BSC
0..23
Step: 1
Unit
None
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Default Value
3 (indicating three o'clock)
Default Value
Generally, the traffic is small at three o'clock in the morning, when the
scan has the minimum effect on the system.

The default value is recommended. According to the actual network

conditions, you can also set this parameter to the time when the traffic
is the smallest.
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Relationship
If HBTSScanSiteNum is set to 0, this parameter is configurable but

invalid.
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2.5.20 HBTS scan cycle (HBTSScanCyc)

Full Name
HBTS scan cycle
Abbreviation
HBTSScanCyc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the period of the S8001 frequency scan.
Start: A new periodic frequency calibration message is received and a
calibration is started.
Description
Stop: The old periodic frequency calibration message is killed.
Managed Object
BSC
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
3600s
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Default Value
24
Default Value
By default, the scan is carried out once per 24 hours.

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If HBTSScanSiteNum is set to 0, this parameter is configurable but

invalid.
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2.5.21 IP ABIS Pool Band Width Push Down Protection

(TBWPushDown)
Full Name
IP ABIS Pool Band Width Push Down Protection
Abbreviation
TBWPushDown
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a protection timer for decreasing bandwidth of some
channels when the bandwidth resources are not enough. If the time since
the previous bandwidth decreasing is shorter than the time specified by
Description
this timer, no bandwidth decreasing is allowed.
Managed Object
BSC
1..10
Step: 1
Unit
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Default Value
5
The default value is set to avoid frequent decreasing of bandwidth. Five
seconds are appropriate because the bandwidth is reported for five
times in this period.

1) Decreasing the parameter value results in bandwidth decreasing at a

high frequency.
2) Increasing the parameter value results in bandwidth decreasing at a
low frequency.
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None
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None
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2.5.22 IP ABIS Pool Band Width Restore (TBWRestore)

Full Name
IP ABIS Pool Band Width Restore
Abbreviation
TBWRestore
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer for increasing the bandwidth of some channels
whose bandwidth used to be decreased when the bandwidth resource
is enough. This timer should be set when the measured bandwidth is
Description
smaller than the threshold for increasing the bandwidth.
Managed Object
BSC
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Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
Five seconds are appropriate during which the bandwidth is reported

for five times. Such a period will not cause too frequent bandwidth
increasing or bandwidth increasing failure in a long time.

1) Decreasing the parameter value results in bandwidth increasing at a

high frequency.
2) Increasing the parameter value results in bandwidth increasing at a
low frequency.
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None
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None
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2.5.23 Time of waiting an internal HO command

(TWaitInternalHoCmd)
Full Name
Time of waiting an internal HO command
Abbreviation
TWaitInternalHoCmd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter specifies the waiting time for an intra-BSC handover

command message from the MSC after the BSC sends an internal
handover request.
Start: The BSC sends an internal handover request to the MSC when
the handover criterion is fulfilled.
Stop: An internal handover command is received from the MSC.
At expiry: Send a RadioUnavail message to the target instance, and
terminate the instance.
Description
Associated timer: None
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value

The default value is set to 20 because two seconds are enough for
signalling transfer at the A interface and signalling processing in the
MSC.
Generally, the default value is recommended. The waiting time can be
appropriately prolonged if the timer expires when waiting for the internal
handover command.
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None
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2.5.24 Wait response of bts or btsgroup establish localswitch link

(TWaitLocalSwitch)
Full Name
Wait response of bts or btsgroup establish localswitch link
Abbreviation
TWaitLocalSwitch
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to wait for a local switch setup
acknowledgement from the base station.
Start: A local switch setup request is sent to the base station.
Stop: A local switch setup acknowledgement is received from the base
station.
At expiry: In the case of local switch setup phase, a local switch setup
failure message is responded to the local switch management module.
In the case of local switch stop suspend phase, a local switch suspend
failure message is responded to the local switch management module,
Description
and the instance is released.
Managed Object
BSC
0..80
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Two seconds are long enough for the Abis interface to transmit signalling
and for the BTS to process signalling.

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None
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None
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None
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Abis
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None
2.5.25 Wait response of localswitch release link

(TWaitLsReleaseAck)
Full Name
Wait response of localswitch release link
Abbreviation
TWaitLsReleaseAck
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a protection timer used to wait for a local switch link
connection release acknowledgement message.
Start: A request for releasing the old link connection is sent to the
connection module.
Stop: An acknowledgement of link connection release request is
received from the connection module.
At expiry: In the case of local switch setup phase, a local switch setup
failure message is responded to the local switch management module.
In the case of local switch stop suspend phase, a local switch suspend
failure message is responded to the local switch management module,
Description
and the instance is released.
Managed Object
BSC
0..80
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Two seconds are enough to complete the internal connection release.

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Detail
None
2.5.26 Wait response of localswitch connect (TWaitLSBscConn)

Full Name
Wait response of localswitch connect
Abbreviation
TWaitLSBscConn
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to wait for a local switch connection
acknowledgement message from the connection module.
Start: A local switch connection message is sent to the connection
module.
Stop: A local switch connection acknowledgement message is received
from the connection module. The instance is terminated.
At expiry: A local switch setup failure message is returned to the local
Description
switch management module. And timer TWaitLsReleaseAck is started.
Managed Object
BSC
0..80
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Two seconds are enough to complete the internal connection.

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None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.5.27 Wait request of local switch release link (TWaitLSReleas

eReq)
Full Name
Wait request of local switch release link
Abbreviation
TWaitLSReleaseReq
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a protection timer used to wait for a local switch link
release request message.
Start: A local switch set failure acknowledgement message is sent to the
local switch management module.
Stop: A local switch link release request message is received from the
local switch management module.
Description
At expiry: Resume the switch status before the local switch request.
Managed Object
BSC
0..80
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Two seconds are enough for internal interaction between CMP and OMP.

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None
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None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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None
2.6 Timer 2
2.6.1 Protective time for RF channel release (RmsT9)
Full Name
Protective time for RF channel release
Abbreviation
RmsT9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T9.
Start: An RF CHANNEL RELEASE message is sent to the BTS when
the RANCS instance is released.
Stop: The RANCS instance receives an RF CHANNEL RELEASE ACK
message from the BTS.
Description
At expiry: Release the service instance.
Managed Object
BSC
10..50
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Generally, the RF CHANNEL RELEASE ACK message can be received
from the BTS in two seconds.
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The larger the parameter value is, the longer the waiting time is, and the
longer the time needed for service release due to the occurrence of
exception. This parameter is invalid now. The RMST11 is set by the

setting of Emlpp.
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None
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None
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None
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Abis
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.6.2 Queue period of assignment (RmsT11)

Full Name
Queue period of assignment
Abbreviation
RmsT11
3GPP Name
T11
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0

This parameter is timer T11, which indicates the longest allowable
queuing time of assignment attempt.
Start: The assignment queuing switch is enabled. No channel is
assigned for an assignment request and the queuing for resources starts.
Stop: An available channel resource is assigned.
At expiry: Release the service instance on the target channel.
This parameter is invalid now. The RMST11 is set by the setting of
Description
Emlpp.
Managed Object
BSC
10..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
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Default Value
60
Default Value
Generally, it is no need to queue if no channel is assigned within six
seconds.
The longer the queuing time for assignment is, the more likely the

assignment succeeds. However, too long queuing time increases the

access time and impacts user experience. This parameter, locked in the
network management system, cannot be modified. T11 is set by setting
RMST11 in eMLPP.
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ZGB-03-01-003 Queuing
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None
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None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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None
2.6.3 Acknowledgment interval for periodic status (RmsT12)

Full Name
Acknowledgment interval for periodic status
Abbreviation
RmsT12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is timer T12, which indicates the interval of periodic

status confirmation.
Start: The timer is started for the first time when the RANCS decides to
detect the activity of the opposite end upon receiving a CONNECT CONF
message from the RANA. After that, the timer is periodically started.
Stop: The RANCS instance receives a release message.
At expiry: If the number of timer expiries does not exceed four, the timer
is started. If the number of timer expiries exceeds four, the service
Description
instance is released.
Managed Object
BSC
50..18000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
Generally, an acknowledgement message can be received from the
MSC in five seconds.

The larger the parameter value is, the longer the time waiting for an
acknowledgement message is. You can adjust the parameter value
according to the actual situation.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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2.6.4 Mode modification process time (RmsT13)

Full Name
Mode modification process time

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Abbreviation
RmsT13
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T13, which is used to supervise the mode modify
process of the BTS and MS. Mode modification refers to channel mode
modification. After the assignment of FACCH in the case of no SDCCH,
the channel mode is changed because no new channel will be allocated.
Start: The BSC sends a MODE MODIFY message to the BTS, and
sends a CHANNEL MODE MODIFY message to the MS.
Stop: The BSC receives a MODE MODIFY ACK/NACK message from
the BTS, and receives a CHANNEL MODE MODIFY ACK message
from the MS.
At expiry: Send a BSSMPA ASSIGNMENT FAILURE message to the
Description
MSC.
Managed Object
BSC
35..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
60
Default Value
The default value, being an experimental value, is recommended.

Increase the parameter value appropriately if the mode modification
failure frequently occurs, that is, the number of times that the timer
expires is large.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Abis
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NO
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2.6.5 Protective time of UM assignment completion (RmsT14)

Full Name
Protective time of UM assignment completion
Abbreviation
RmsT14
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer T14, which indicates the protection time for the
completion of UM assignment.
Start: The target child process sends ASS/HO COM to the source child
process.
Stop: The target child process receives ASS/HO COM ACK from the
source child process.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
10..50
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
This parameter is an internal parameter. The default value is
recommended.
Increase the parameter value appropriately if the number of UM
assignment failures increases.
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None
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None
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None
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None
2.6.6 Waiting time for oriented retry (RmsT16)

Full Name
Waiting time for oriented retry
Abbreviation
RmsT16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is timer RmsT16. In a directed retry process, the timer
is used to wait for receiving measurement reports when no target cell
is detected. Upon the expiry of the timer, the directed retry process is
initiated again to find whether some target cell is available. This process
can be repeated for several times.
Start: The source instance initiates a directed retry process after
receiving a radio resource request failure.
Stop: None
At expiry: When the number of timer expiries exceeds three, an
assignment failure message is sent to the MSC to wait for a clear
message. If the number of timer expiries does not exceed three, the
Description
directed retry process is initiated again.
Managed Object
BSC
20..60
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
This parameter is an internal parameter. The default value is
recommended.
The longer the waiting time is, the more likely the directed retry
succeeds. However, a too long waiting time is meaningless.
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None
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NO
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Version
None
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None
2.6.7 Queue period for handover (RmsTqho)

Full Name
Queue period for handover
Abbreviation
RmsTqho
3GPP Name
Tqho
3GPP Reference
TS48.008
This parameter indicates the longest allowable queuing time for a
handover attempt.
Start: When the handover queuing switch is enabled, and no channel is
allocated for the handover request.
Stop: An available channel resource is assigned.
At expiry: Release the service instance on the target channel.
This parameter is already invalid. It is replaced by the handover queuing
Description
timer (Emlpp), which specifies the handover queuing time.
Managed Object
BSC
10..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
Make sure that the handover queuing time is no longer than two
handover criteria periods.

This parameter specifies the handover queuing time. The larger the
parameter value is, the longer the handover queuing time is. A longer

queuing time can effectively reduce the congestion ratio. However, too
long queuing time may cause handover failure when the signal in the
neighbor cell changes. This parameter is already invalid. It is replaced
by the handover queuing timer (Emlpp), which specifies the handover
queuing time.
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None
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None
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2.6.8 First overload period of flow traffic control (mT11)

Full Name
First overload period of flow traffic control
Abbreviation
mT11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter is timer mT11, which is used for flow control in the case
of cell overload. mT11 works together with mT12 to modify the ACCESS
CONTROL parameter configured for the cell and inform the MS about
this modification through system information to achieve the flow control.
The RACH LOAD INDICATION message from the BTS is not processed
when the timer is started. The value set for timer mT11 must be smaller
than that for timer mT12.
Start: An RACH LOAD INDICATION message is received from the BTS.
Stop: None
At expiry: Continue processing the RACH LOAD INDICATION message
of the BTS.
Description
Associated timer: mT12
Managed Object
BSC
30..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
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Default Value
Default Value
80
The fluctuation of overload indication is unlikely to cause the flow
control fluctuation if new overload indication is not processed within
eight seconds.
The larger the parameter value is, the more stable the flow control is due
to lower sensitivity to load indication. The smaller the parameter value
is, the more likely the flow control fluctuates due to higher sensitivity to
load indication.
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[BSC]mT12
Relationship
mT11<mT12
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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2.6.9 Second overload period of flow traffic control (mT12)

Full Name
Second overload period of flow traffic control
Abbreviation
mT12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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The parameter is timer mT12, which is used for flow control in the case
of cell overload. mT12 works together with mT11 to modify the ACCESS
CONTROL parameter configured for the cell and inform the MS about
this modification through system information to achieve the flow control.
The value of this timer must be larger than that of mT11 timer. The
process how mT11 and mT12 control the cell traffic is as follows: When
an overload message is received at the network side, the system
lowers the traffic level by one, and then starts mT11 and mT12. The
OVERLOAD message received before the expiry of mT11 is neglected.
If an OVERLOAD message is received after the expiry of mT11 but
before the expiry of mT12, the system lowers the traffic level by one
again, and restarts mT11 and mT12. If no OVERLOAD message is
received after the expiry of mT12, the system increases the traffic level
by one and then restarts mT12. The change of traffic level means
different traffic rejection ratio.
Start: An RACH LOAD INDICATION message is received from the BTS.
Stop: A RACH LOAD INDICATION message from the BTS is received
after the expiry of mT11.
At expiry: Lower the traffic level by one.
Description
Associated timer: mT11
Managed Object
BSC
50..200
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
150
mT11 is used to prevent the fluctuation of load indication. mT12 is used
Default Value
to adjust traffic level after a new load indication is received. If no load

indication is received after the expiry of mT12, the system lowers the
flow control level. 150The default value is set to 150, which is almost
twice the value of
The larger the parameter value is, the greater the flow control fluctuation
is. Similarly, a smaller parameter value corresponds to less fluctuation.
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[BSC]mT11
Relationship
mT11<mT12
Related Interfaces
None
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NO
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None
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None
2.6.10 Time of micro-micro handover delay (Tmicro)

Full Name
Time of micro-micro handover delay
Abbreviation
Tmicro
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to prevent an MS travelling fast from
camping on the same layer. The timer is started when the MS is handed
over to a cell (or a call is set up). Before the expiry of the timer, the
MS cannot be handed over to a neighbour cell on the same layer. A
neighbour cell on the same layer can be a candidate only after the
expiry of the timer.
Start: A call is set up.
Stop: None
At expiry: Enable the handover on the same layer.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
1..200
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
80
The purpose of this timer is to reduce the handover times of the
Default Value
fast-travelling MS in a lower-layer network. Generally, it is sure that the

MS still camping on the cell after eight seconds is not travelling fast. To
prevent the handover of the MS on the same layer, the default value
is set to 80.

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distribution of cells and the mobility of MSs in the area. The larger the
parameter value is, the longer the limitation on handover is.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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Version
None
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Detail
None
2.6.11 BSIC decoding period (Tbsic)

Full Name
BSIC decoding period
Abbreviation
Tbsic
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies a time period starting from the setup of a call or
the completion of a handover (inter-cell or intra-cell) during which the
evaluation of C/I is deemed as unreliable and therefore the handover
to a specific TRX is not allowed. In this period, the MS can decode the
BSIC of the interfering (adjacent) cell before a handover decision.
This parameter is only valid in the case of concentric cell.
Start: Relevant parameters are initiated after the setup of a link to the
MS upon immediate assignment, assignment, or handover.
Stop: The timer expires.
Description
At expiry: Reset the timer.
Managed Object
BSC
20..640
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
Generally, C/I value obtained within five seconds after the setup of a call
is regarded as unreliable.
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The default value is recommended. The larger the parameter value is,
the longer the time used for BSIC decoding is.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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None
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None
2.6.12 Handover protecting timer to WCDMA/FDD (RmsT3121)

Full Name
Handover protecting timer to WCDMA/FDD
Abbreviation
RmsT3121
3GPP Name
T3121
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
This parameter is timer T3121, which specifies the protection time after
the inter-system to utran handover command (UM) is sent to the MS.
Start: When the BSC sends an INTER-SYSTEM TO UTRAN
HANDOVER COMMAND message to the MS.
Stop: When the BSC receives a CLEAR COMMAND from the MSC
(which is generally sent after the completion of handover), or receives a
HANDOVER FAILURE message from the MS.
At expiry: The BSC sends a CLEAR REQUEST message to the MSC.
The cause value is CAUSE_RI_MSG_FAIL, indicating a message failure
Description
at the radio interface.
Managed Object
BSC
1..650
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
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Default Value
100
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of the time needed for the MS to
receive an inter-system handover command and complete the handover.

A too large parameter value may result in the waste of channel resources
and traffic congestion. A too small parameter value may decrease the
handover success rate.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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2.6.13 Immediate assignment period (RmsT3101)

Full Name
Immediate assignment period
Abbreviation
RmsT3101
3GPP Name
T3101
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
This parameter is timer T3101, which is used to supervise the immediate
assignment process.
Start: When the BSC sends an IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT COMMAND
message.
Stop: When an ESTABLISH INDICATION message is received from
the BSC.
At expiry: The BSC sends an RF CHANNEL RELEASE message to
Description
the BTS.
Managed Object
BSC
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10..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value

The default value is set in consideration of the time needed for sending
an immediate assignment message to the MS and the time needed
for the MS to access the network.
immediate assignment success rate.
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None
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None
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None
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2.6.14 Handover period of source cell (RmsT3103)

Full Name
Handover period of source cell
Abbreviation
RmsT3103
3GPP Name
T3103
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
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This parameter is timer T3103, which is used to supervise an intra-BSC

handover process.
Start: When the BSC sends an HANDOVER COMMAND message to
the MS.
Stop: When the BSC receives a HANDOVER COMPLETE message on
the new channel from the MS, or a HANDOVER FAILURE message
on the old channel from the MS.
At expiry: The BSC sends a CLEAR REQUEST message to the MSC.
The cause value is CAUSE_RI_FAIL, indicating a radio interface failure.
Description
The new channel is released.
Managed Object
BSC
0..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
60
Default Value

the handover command to the MS and the time needed for the MS to
complete the inter-cell handover.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]rmst1
Relationship
RmsT3103 < RmsT1
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.6.15 Assignment period (RmsT3107)

Full Name
Assignment period
Abbreviation
RmsT3107
3GPP Name
T3107
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
This parameter is timer T3107, which is used to supervise an assignment
process and an intra-cell handover process.
Start: When the BSC sends an RIL3_RR ASSIGNMENT COMMAND
message to the MS.
Stop: When the BSC receives an RIL3_RR ASSIGNMENT COMPLETE
or RIL3_RR ASSIGNMENT FAILURE message.
At expiry: In the case of an assignment process, both the new and old
channels are released, relevant connections to the MS are cleared, and
a BSSAP ASSIGNMENT FAILURE message is sent to the MSC. In the
case of an intra-cell handover process, a CLEAR REQUEST message
is sent to the MSC. The cause value is CAUSE_RI_FAIL, indicating a
Description
radio interface failure.
Managed Object
BSC
0..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
60
Default Value

the assignment command to the MS and the time needed for the MS to
complete the assignment.
assignment success rate.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]rmst1
Relationship
RmsT3107 < RmsT1
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.6.16 TCH Channel release period (RmsT3109)

Full Name
TCH Channel release period
Abbreviation
RmsT3109
3GPP Name
T3109
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
This parameter is timer T3109, which is used to supervise a channel
release process.
Start: When the BSC send an RIL3_RR CHANNEL RELEASE message
to the MS.
Stop: When the BSC receives a RELEASE INDICATION message
from the BTS, which is sent by the BTS when a DISC frame from the
MS is received.
At expiry: The BSC sends an RF CHANNEL RELEASE message to the
Description
BTS. The cause value is T3109OUT.
Managed Object
BSC
0..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
The default value is set in consideration of the time needed for the
Default Value
MS to complete the channel release after receiving a channel release
command, and the time needed for the call drop of the MS caused by
the failure of receiving a channel release command.
To avoid crosstalk caused by network-side channel release before the

completion of channel release at the MS side, the value of T3109 must

be larger than that of the radio link expiration timer at the MS side.
However, a too large parameter value may result in the waste of channel
resources and traffic congestion.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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None
2.6.17 TCH Channel deactivation delay (RmsT3111)

Full Name
TCH Channel deactivation delay
Abbreviation
RmsT3111
3GPP Name
T3111
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
This parameter is timer RmsTT3111, which specifies a protection time to
ensure that the radio link layer is disconnected after the radio link layer
at the Um interface is released. The release and deactivation of the
radio channel is performed upon the expiry of this timer.
Start: When the BSC receives a RELEASE INDICATION message.
At expiry: The BSC sends an RF CHANNEL RELEASE message to the
Description
BTS. The cause value is T3111OUT.
Managed Object
BSC
1..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of the time needed for the BTS
to send the UA message.

and traffic congestion. If the parameter value is too small, the BTS
cannot send the UA message to the MS in time, and thus the MS may
fail to complete the channel release in a short time.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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None
2.6.18 Continue timer for mode modify (TModeModifyConn)

Full Name
Continue timer for mode modify
Abbreviation
TModeModifyConn
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a connection delay timer used in the mode change
process. This timer is used to wait for the complete of connection (Abis
connection and TC connection) after a connection request is sent.
Start: A connection request is sent.
Stop: All connections are completed.
Description
At expiry: Clear this service instance.
Managed Object
BSC
50..70
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
The default value is set to 50 because five seconds are enough to
complete all connections.


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None
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None
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None
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NO
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2.6.19 Handover protecting time to UTRAN (mT7)

Full Name
Handover protecting time to UTRAN
Abbreviation
mT7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to wait for a response from the MSC
after a HANDOVER REQUIRED message is sent to the MSC and the
target cell is a UTRAN cell.
Start: The BSC sends a HANDOVER REQUIRED message to the MSC,
and the target cell is a UTRAN cell.
Stop: The BSC receives a HANDOVER COMMAND message from
the MSC.
At expiry: Set a penalty time for the target UTRAN cell specified by the
HANDOVER REQUIRED message, during which the handover priority
of the target cell is decreased.
Description
This timer is not in practical use.
Managed Object
BSC
1..65535
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
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Default Value

The default value is set to 100 because 10 seconds are generally

enough for the transmission of signallings between the MSC and the
UTRAN and the preparation of handover resources in the UTRAN.
Increase the parameter value appropriately if the timer frequently expires
when waiting for the handover command. Or else, the default value is
recommended.
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ZGO-02-03-009 GSM/WCDMA Interworking Phase II
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
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Impact on service
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NO
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2.6.20 Time to wait A handover request (TWaitAHoReq)

Full Name
Time to wait A handover request
Abbreviation
TWaitAHoReq
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the waiting time for the handover through A
interface in a 2G/3G relocation process.
Start: A radio resource reservation success message is sent to the RNC.
Stop: A handover request is received from the MSC.
At expiry: Release the radio resource, and terminate the instance.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
4..50
Step: 1
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Unit
100 ms
Default Value
10
Default Value

The default value is set to 10 because one second is enough for the
RNC to send a handover request to the MSC and for the MSC to forward
the handover request to the BSC.
Generally, the default value is recommended. The waiting time can
be appropriately prolonged if the timer expires when waiting for the
handover through A interface.
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None
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None
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2.6.21 Time of destination instance waiting for available resources

when forced disconnection (RmsT15(TForceOccupy))
Time of destination instance waiting for available resources when forced
Full Name
disconnection
Abbreviation
RmsT15(TForceOccupy)
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the waiting time for the release of resource
when an instance is forcibly released.
Start: A PREEMPT APPLY message is sent to the object to be released
when the target instance is going to be forcibly released.
Stop: The target instance receives a response of RESOURCE
AVAILABLE from the object to be released.
At expiry: Search for another instance that can be forcibly released. If
the instance to be released exists, a forced release process is retried,
Description
and RmsT15 (TForceOccupy) is started.
Managed Object
BSC
10..50
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value
The default value is set to 30 because three seconds are enough for the
forcibly-released instance to release the resource.

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None
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None
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None
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NO
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2.6.22 Protecting time of FUC response to system message

broadcast (BcProtect)
Full Name
Protecting time of FUC response to system message broadcast

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Abbreviation
BcProtect
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a protection timer used to wait for a response from
the FUC after the system information is broadcasted. A response from
the FUC indicates that the BTS has correctly received the system
information.
Start: The BSC sends the system information to the BTS.
Stop: The BSC receives a response to the system information from
the BTS.
At expiry: If the number of timer expiries does not exceed four (the
maximum number of allowable times), the BSC sends the system
information to the BTS again and the timer is restarted. If the number
of timer expiries exceeds four, the BSC stops sending the system
information to the BTS and clears the cell instance information of the
BTS.
Description
This timer is not in practical use.
Managed Object
BSC
30..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
Five seconds are enough for the FUC to receive and process the system
information.

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None
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None
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Abis
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2.6.23 HO performed ack timer (TwaitHoPFMAck)

Full Name
HO performed ack timer
Abbreviation
TwaitHoPFMAck
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When IP bearer is adopted on the user plane at the A interface, the BSC
needs to notify the CN to change its vocoder in an intra-BSC handover
process because TC is located in the MGW. The vocoder change in
the CN is triggered by a HANDOVER PERFORMED message. A
HANDOVER PERFORMED ACK message is required to ensure that
the MSC has successfully received the HANDOVER PERFORMED
message and required the MGW to change the vocoder and thus
avoid voice problems. This parameter is a timer used to wait for the
HANDOVER PERFORMED ACK message from the MSC.
Start: When the BSC sends a HANDOVER PERFORMED message
to the MSC.
Stop: The BSC receives a HANDOVER PERFORMED ACK message
from the MSC.
At expiry: Send a CLEAR REQUEST message to the MSC to release
the call. The cause value is 0x60, indicating a protocol error between the
Description
BSC and the MSC.
Managed Object
BSC
50..70
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
60
Default Value
Six seconds are enough for signalling transfer and the processing in
the MSC.

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None
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None
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NO
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2.6.24 Timer of TRAU frame Synchronization (TuTrauSyn)

Full Name
Timer of TRAU frame Synchronization
Abbreviation
TuTrauSyn
3GPP Name
timer of TRAU frame synchronization
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.060, 3GPP TS 48.061

This parameter is a timer indicating the loss of TRAU frame
synchronization. If the function of call release upon the loss of TRAU
frame synchronization is supported, the call will be released upon the
expiry of the timer.
Start: The MS is allocated a TCH.
Stop: The DSP detects that TRAU frame (voice frame) has been
synchronized.
At expiry: Release the call.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
10..600
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
10
Default Value
Generally, one second (corresponding to the default value 10) is enough

for the MS to detect the media data of the TRAU frame after a TCH
is allocated to it.
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Generally, the default value is recommended. Increase the value of

this parameter appropriately and observe whether the rate of call drops
caused by the detection of TRAU frames is reduced. If yes, set a larger
value to the parameter until the call drop rate caused by TRAU frames
does not change greatly.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Abis
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.6.25 Round trip delay (RtdDefault)

Full Name
Round trip delay
Abbreviation
RtdDefault
3GPP Name
Round Trip Delay
3GPP Reference
48.058
This parameter specifies the Round Trip Delay (RTD). In a handover
process when AMR voice encoding is adopted, the BSC sends a
PRE-HANDOVER NOTIFICATION message to the BTS. During the
RTD, the BTS negotiates with the TC to take some actions, such as
disable the voice rate adjustment and terminate TFO. After that, the BSC
sends a handover command to the MS. RTD is the transmission delay
caused by the round trip between the BTS and the TC. It is reported
by the BTS to the BSC through a ROUND TRIP DELAY REPORT
message. The BSC uses the default value of RTD (RtdDefault) before
receiving this message.
Start: The BSC sends a PRE-HANDOVER NOTIFICATION message
Description
to the BTS.
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Stop: The BSC receives a PRE-HANDOVER NOTIFICATION ACK

message (a user-defined message at the Abis interface) from the BTS.
At expiry: The BSC sends a handover command to the MS.
Managed Object
BSC
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
20 ms
Default Value
Default Value
100 ms is enough in consideration of the time needed for message
transfer on the user plane between the BTS and the TC.

Generally, the default value is recommended. If the delay caused by

message transfer on the user plane between the BTS and the TC is
long, increase the parameter value appropriately.
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ZGO-01-01-003 Adaptive Multi-rate Codec (AMR)
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
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Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.6.26 Timer to wait a relocation commit MSG from RNC

(TWaitRncRelocComm)
Full Name
Timer to wait a relocation commit MSG from RNC
Abbreviation
TWaitRncRelocComm
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter specifies the time for the BSC to wait for a RELOACTION
COMMIT message from the RNC when the Iur-g interface configured
between 2G and 3G is used for relocation.
Start: A HandoverRequestAck message is sent to the MSC.
Stop: A RELOCATION COMMIT message is received from the RNC
at the Iur-g interface.
At expiry: Release the corresponding relocation instance and allocated
Description
resources.
Managed Object
BSC
0..200
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of the maximum delay of the

HandoverRequestAck message from the BSC to the MSC, and then
to the RNC.
The default value, already taking the message delay on site into
consideration, is recommended.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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2.6.27 Subcell PingPong handover timer (TSCPingPang)

Full Name
Subcell PingPong handover timer
Abbreviation
TSCPingPang
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates a time period after a subcell handover, in which
the MS is handed over between subcells frequently, for example, the MS is
handed over back and forth between two subcells within the same BSC, or
the MS is handed over back and forth between two subcells between two
BSCs. The fast inter-subcell handovers are counted in the performance
Description
report.
Managed Object
BSC
20..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
The default value is set based on a common radio environment.

Generally, it is deemed that a ping-pong handover occurs if handover
occurs frequently between two subcells in 10 seconds.
The smaller the parameter value is, the less restrictive the criterion for

ping-pong handover is. Similarly, the larger the parameter is, the more
restrictive the criterion for ping-pong handover is. This parameter can
be used to evaluate whether inter-subcell handover parameters are
properly set.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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2.6.28 Confirm BIPB fault time (TConfBIPBFault)

Full Name
Confirm BIPB fault time
Abbreviation
TConfBIPBFault
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to confirm that a BIPB failure occurs. The
timer is started when a BIPB failure occurs. Upon the expiry of the timer,
Description
all DSPs of the BIPB board are switched to the standby ones.
Managed Object
BSC
30..1200
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
950
Default Value
Generally, the restart of the BIPB board can be completed within 95
seconds, which avoids the active/standby switchover.

The smaller the parameter value is, the shorter the service interruption
time is. If all sites in the system are IP-based sites, decrease the
parameter value appropriately to reduce the service interruption time. If

all sites are E1-based sites, the default value is recommended.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]TConfBIPBDSPFault
Relationship
TConfBIPBDSPFault < TConfBIPBFault
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.6.29 Confirm BIPB DSP fault time (TConfBIPBDSPFault)

Full Name
Confirm BIPB DSP fault time
Abbreviation
TConfBIPBDSPFault
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to confirm that a BIPB DSP failure occurs.
The timer is started when a BIPB DSP failure occurs. Upon the expiry of
Description
the timer, the BIPB board switches the failed DSP to the standby one.
Managed Object
BSC
5..600
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, the BIPB DSP can be reset in 10 seconds, which avoids the
active/standby switchover.
You can adjust the parameter value according to the actual situation after
measuring the time needed for DSP restoration after the DSP is reset.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]TConfBIPBFault
Relationship
TConfBIPBDSPFault < TConfBIPBFault
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.6.30 Confirm LAPD fault time (TConfLapdFault)

Full Name
Confirm LAPD fault time

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Abbreviation
TConfLapdFault
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to confirm that an LAPD failure occurs.
The timer is started when a LAPD failure occurs. Upon the expiry of the
Description
timer, all CPUs of the LAPD board are switched to the standby ones.
Managed Object
BSC
30..1200
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
950
Default Value
Generally, the restart of the LAPD board can be completed within 95
seconds, which avoids the active/standby switchover.

The minimum value can be used according to the actual situation

because 1+1 backup is adopted for the LAPD board to support the
immediate active/standby switchover.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]TConfLapdCpuFault
Relationship
TConfLapdCpuFault < TConfLapdFault
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.6.31 Confirm LAPD CPU fault time (TConfLapdCpuFault)

Full Name
Confirm LAPD CPU fault time
Abbreviation
TConfLapdCpuFault
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to confirm that an LAPD CPU failure occurs. The timer is started when a LAPD CPU failure occurs. Upon the expiry of the timer, the LAPD board switches the failed CPU to the standby
one. In the case of CPU1 failure, all CPUs of the LAPD board need to be
switched to the standby ones. In the case of non-CPU1 failure, only the
Description
failed CPU needs to be switched to the standby one.
Managed Object
BSC
5..600
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
A delay of five seconds is used to make sure that the LAPD CPU failure
is not transient.

The minimum value can be used according to the actual situation

because 1+1 backup is adopted for the LAPD board to support the
immediate active/standby switchover.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]TConfLapdFault
Relationship
TConfLapdCpuFault < TConfLapdFault
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.6.32 Confirm Sunit normal time (TConfSunitNor)

Full Name
Confirm Sunit normal time
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Abbreviation
TConfSunitNor
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to determine whether IPRB DSP, BIPB
DSP, or LAPD CPU restores from a failure. The timer is started when
IPRB DSP, BIPB DSP, or LAPD CPU restores. Upon the expiry of the
timer, the system searches for failed board(s). If a failed board is found,
Description
the system switches the board to the standby one.
Managed Object
BSC
5..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
10 seconds are enough to confirm that the unit restores from a failure.
A value close to the default value can be used. A great modification is
not recommended.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]TconfBIPBFault
[BSC]TconfLapdFault
Relationship
The parameter must be smaller than TconfBIPBFault and

TconfLapdFault.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.6.33 Paging Interval (PagWaitTime)

Full Name
Paging Interval
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Abbreviation
PagWaitTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the time of the BSC in waiting for a paging
response after sending a paging message. The paging mode includes
exact paging and common paging. If the BSC does not receive any response within this time range, the BSC will initiate the paging operation
Description
again according to the parameter configuration.
Managed Object
Cell
20..80
Unit
100ms
Default Value
25
Default Value
A paging response from the MS can be received within 2.5s.
It is required to configure this parameter by considering the configuration
of paging module and the transmission delay of Abit interface.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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iBSCV6.20.710
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2.6.34 Time of Cobcch Wait for MR Report (TCobcchWaitMR)

Full Name
Time of Cobcch Wait for MR Report
Abbreviation
TCobcchWaitMR
3GPP Name
Null
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3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the duration of waiting for MR report when
Description
Cobcch assignment is performed.
Managed Object
BSC
[0..30]
step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
Default Value
Null

Null
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Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Version
iBSCV6.20.711b
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.6.35 SDCCH Channel release period (TSDRelPeriod)

Full Name
SDCCH Channel release period
Abbreviation
TSDRelPeriod
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter specifies the release period of the SDCCH.
Managed Object
BSC
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0..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
The SDCCH release period is consistent with the default value of the
TCH.
The time for the abnormal release of the SDDCH can be reduced as
required by test.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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Function->Timer2
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712b
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
2.6.36 SDCCH Channel deactivation delay (TSDDeactDelay)

Full Name
SDCCH Channel deactivation delay
Abbreviation
TSDDeactDelay
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter specifies the deactivation delay of SDCCH .
Managed Object
BSC
1..300
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
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Default Value
Default Value
The SDCCH release period is consistent with the default value of the
TCH.
The parameter is a release protection delay, and a value less than
1 second is enough.
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Function->Timer2
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iBSCV6.20.712b
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2.7 GPRS Maximum Retrying Times

2.7.1 Max times of BVC block retry (BVCBlkMax)
Full Name
Max times of BVC block retry
Abbreviation
BVCBlkMax
3GPP Name
BVC-BLOCK-RETRIES
3GPP Reference
TS48.018: "BSS GPRS Protocol (BSSGP)"
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When blocking a PTP BVC is required due to OAM intervene or device

failure, the BSS sets the status of the BVC to "Blocked" and then
discards uplink service data. It is not allowed to block or unblock a
signalling BVC.
To notify SGSN to stop sending downlink data, BSS initiates BVC
blocking process. After sending a "BVC BLOCK" message to the SGSN,
the BSS restarts the "BVC BLOCK" process if it fails to receive a "BVC
BLOCK ACK" message from the SGSN within BSSGP T1.
If no response is received from the SGSN after the BSS sends the "BVC
BLOCK" message for N times, the BSC stops sending the "BVC BLOCK"
message and informs the OMS about the failure. This parameter value,
Description
N, indicates the maximum number of BVC BLOCK attempts.
Managed Object
BSC
3..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is recommended by the protocol.

Set the parameter in consideration of the default value, the link stability
at Gb interface, and the round trip delay at Gb interface. The default
value is recommended when Gb interface is normal.
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ID->BSC Function ID->GPRS maximum Retrying Times
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2.7.2 Max times of BVC unblock retry (BVCUblkMax)

Full Name
Max times of BVC unblock retry
Abbreviation
BVCUblkMax
3GPP Name
BVC-UNBLOCK-RETRIES
3GPP Reference

When unblocking a PTP BVC is required due to OAM intervene or the
removal of a device failure, the BSS sets the status of the BVC to
"Unblocked". It is not allowed to block or unblock a signalling BVC.
To notify the SGSN to stop sending downlink data, the BSS initiates
a BVC blocking process. After sending a "BVC UNBLOCK" message
to the SGSN, the BSS restarts the "BVC UNBLOCK" process if it fails
to receive a "BVC UNBLOCK ACK" message from the SGSN within
BSSGP T1.
UNBLOCK" message for N times, the BSC stops sending the "BVC
UNBLOCK" message and informs the OMS about the failure. This
parameter value, N, indicates the maximum number of BVC UNBLOCK
Description
attempts.
Managed Object
BSC
3..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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2.7.3 MAX times of BVC reset retry (BVCRestMax)

Full Name
MAX times of BVC reset retry
Abbreviation
BVCRestMax
3GPP Name
BVC-RESET-RETRIES
3GPP Reference

To ensure the BVC status at both sides (BSS and SGSN) is the same, a
"BVC RESET" process must be initiated in one of the following cases:
1) a system failure affecting BVC function in the BSS or SGSN, for
example, a restart upon power-on; 2) a network service entity failure on
the lower layer, for example, a frame relay failure; 3) a capability update
of a network service entity on the lower layer, for example, a change of
frame relay capability from 0kbps to greater than 0kbps; 4) a change of
relation between BVC and a cell.
A "Signalling BVC RESET" process shall be initiated in the occurrence of
a failure impacting NSE. A "PTP BVC RESET" process shall be initiated
in the occurrence of a failure impacting only one BVC. After a "Signalling
BVC RESET" process is successfully completed, a "PTP BVC RESET"
process must be initiated for all BVCs of the NSE.
After sending a "BVC RESET" message to the SGSN, the BSS restarts
the "BVC RESET" process if it fails to receive a "BVC RESET ACK"
message from the SGSN within BSSGP T2.
RESET" message for N times, the BSC stops sending the "BVC RESET"
message and informs the OMS about the failure. This parameter value,
N, indicates the maximum number of BVC RESET attempts.
Description
This parameter is changed in V6.20.614a.
Managed Object
BSC
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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2.7.4 Max times of NS block retry (NSBlkMax)

Full Name
Max times of NS block retry
Abbreviation
NSBlkMax
3GPP Name
NS-BLOCK-RETRIES
3GPP Reference
TS48.016: "Network Service"

After the BSC sends an "NS BLOCK" message to the SGSN, the "NS
BLOCK" process is initiated again if the BSC does not receive an "NS
BLOCK ACKNOWLEDGE" message from the SGSN within the time
specified by NS_T1.
If no response is received from the SGSN after the BSC sends the "NS
BLOCK" message for N times, the BSC terminates the "NS BLOCK"
process and informs the OMS about the failure. This parameter value,
Description
N, indicates the maximum number of NS BLOCK attempts.
Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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2.7.5 Max times of NS unblock retry (NSUnblkMax)

Full Name
Max times of NS unblock retry
Abbreviation
NSUnblkMax
3GPP Name
NS-UNBLOCK-RETRIES
3GPP Reference

After the BSC sends an "NS UNBLOCK" message to the SGSN, the "NS
UNBLOCK" process is initiated again if the BSC does not receive an
"NS UNBLOCK ACKNOWLEDGE" message from the SGSN within the
time specified by NS_T1.
If no response is received from the SGSN after the BSC sends the "NS
BLOCK" message for N times, the BSC terminates the "NS BLOCK"
Description
N, indicates the maximum number of NS BLOCK attempts.
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Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
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2.7.6 Max times of NS alive retry (NSAliveMax)

Full Name
Max times of NS alive retry
Abbreviation
NSAliveMax
3GPP Name
NS-ALIVE-RETRIES
3GPP Reference
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After the BSC sends an "NS Alive" message to the SGSN, the "NS
Alive" process is initiated again if the BSC does not receive an "NS
Alive ACKNOWLEDGE" message from the SGSN before the timeout
of NS_T4. The "NS Alive" process, being specified by the protocol, is
intended to test the connection between two ends of NSVC.
If no response is received from the SGSN after the BSC sends the
"NS Alive" message for N times, the BSC terminates the "NS Alive"
Description
N, indicates the maximum number of NS Alive attempts.
Managed Object
BSC
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value

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2.7.7 Max times of suspend retry (SuspendMax)

Full Name
Max times of suspend retry

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Abbreviation
SuspendMax
3GPP Name
SUSPEND-RETRIES
3GPP Reference

When originating a voice service, the MS supporting Class B GPRS
sends a "SUSPEND" message to the BSS over SDCCH. Upon receiving
the "SUSPEND" message, the BSS initiates a "SUSPEND" process to
notify the SGSN to stop sending "PS Paging" and "Downlink Packet
Data".
After sending a "SUSPEND" message to the SGSN, the BSS restarts the
"SUSPEND" process if it fails to receive a "SUSPEND ACK" message
from the SGSN within BSSGP T3.
If no response is received from the SGSN after the BSS sends the
"SUSPEND" message for N times, the BSC terminates the "SUSPEND"
Description
N, indicates the maximum number of SUSPEND attempts.
Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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[BSC]ResumeSetOpt
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This parameter is only valid when the switch of SUSPEND/RESUME

process is enabled.
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Gb
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2.7.8 Max times of resume retry (ResumeMax)

Full Name
Max times of resume retry
Abbreviation
ResumeMax
3GPP Name
RESUME-RETRIES
3GPP Reference

This parameter is a BSSGP-layer parameter. When a GPRS-attached
MS leaves the dedicated mode, the BSS can adopt one of the following
policies:
Notify the MS to update the routing area.
Notify the SGSN to resume the GPRS service support.
When the "Routing Area Update" policy is adopted, the MS negotiates
with the SGSN directly about "GMM Status". If the "RESUME" policy is
adopted, which is generally used for MS in packet transmission state,
the BSS initiates a "RESUME" process to notify the SGSN to start the
transport of downlink packets. After sending a "RESUME" message to
the SGSN, the "RESUME" process is initiated again if no "RESUME
ACK" or "RESUME NACK" message is received from the SGSN within
BSSGP T4.
If no response is received from the SGSN after the BSS sends the
"RESUME" message for N times, the BSC terminates the "RESUME"
Description
N, indicates the maximum number of RESUME attempts.
Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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None
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[BSC]ResumeSetOpt
Relationship

process is enabled.
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Gb
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2.7.9 Max times of radio access capabilities update retry

(UpdateMax)
Full Name
Max times of radio access capabilities update retry
Abbreviation
UpdateMax
3GPP Name
RA-CAPABILITY-UPDATE-RETRIES
3GPP Reference

This parameter is a BSSGP-layer parameter. When an MS sets up
uplink and downlink TBF, the BSS needs to know the "Radio Access
Capability" of the MS for allocating an appropriate packet channel to it.
If the BSS does not get this information (for example, in the case of
one-step access), a "Radio Access Capability Update" process can be
initiated to get the radio access capability of the MS from the SGSN.
After sending a "Radio Access Capability Update" message to the
SGSN, the "Radio Access Capability Update" process is initiated again if
no "Radio Access Capability Update ACK" or "Radio Access Capability
Update NACK" message is received from the SGSN within BSSGP
T5. "If no response is received from the SGSN after the BSS sends
the "Radio Access Capability Update" message for N times, the BSC
terminates the "Radio Access Capability Update" process and informs
the OMS about the failure. This parameter value, N, indicates the
Description
maximum number of Radio Access Capability Update attempts.
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Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
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Detail
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2.7.10 Max times of PFC create retry (DownLoadBssPFCMax)

Full Name
Max times of PFC create retry
Abbreviation
DownLoadBssPFCMax
3GPP Name
DOWNLOAD-BSS-PFC-RETRIES
3GPP Reference
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This parameter indicates the maximum number of Create PFC attempts.

If the Create BSS PFC message is not received before the timeout of
timer BSSGPT6, the BSS sends the Download BSS PFC message again.
If the BSS does not receive the Create BSS PFC message after sending
the Download BSS PFC message for DownloadBSSPRCMax+1 times, it
terminates the Create BSS PFC process and informs the O&M about this
Description
failure.
Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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ZGB-01-02-001 Quality of Service (QoS)
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[BSC]PFCSupport
Relationship
This parameter is only valid when the switch of PFC process is enabled
in the BSC.
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Gb
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2.7.11 Max times of PFC modify retry (ModifyBssPFCMax)

Full Name
Max times of PFC modify retry
Abbreviation
ModifyBssPFCMax
3GPP Name
MODIFY-BSS-PFC-RETRIES
3GPP Reference

This parameter indicates the maximum number of Modify BSS PFC attempts. If the Modify BSS PFC Ack message is not received before the
timeout of timer BSSGPT8, the BSS sends the Modify BSS PFC message
again. If the BSS does not receive the Modify BSS PFC Ack message
after sending the Modify BSS PFC message for ModifyBssPFCMax+1
times, it terminates the Modify BSS PFC process and informs the O&M
Description
about this failure.
Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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2.7.12 Max of sending PS handover required (PSHoReqMaxNum)

Full Name
Max of sending PS handover required
Abbreviation
PSHoReqMaxNum
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the maximum number of times that the PS
HANDOVER REQUIRED message is sent during PS handover. The PS
HANDOVER REQUIRED message is sent again upon the expiry of timer
Description
T12PsHo.
Managed Object
BSC
1..6
Step: 1
Unit
Time
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is an experimental value obtained during the
interaction of processes between network elements.
The default value is recommended. The parameters relevant to PS
handover, including this parameter, are not in commercial use currently.
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None
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2.8 GPRS Timer

2.8.1 BVC block/unblock retry time (BssgpT1)
Full Name
BVC block/unblock retry time
Abbreviation
BssgpT1
3GPP Name
T1
3GPP Reference

This parameter is a timer used to supervise the BSSGP block/unblock
process.
The BSS initiates a BVC BLOCK/UNBLOCK process when it is
required to block or unblock a point-to-point BVC due to OAM
intervene or equipment failure. If the SGSN does not return a BVC
BLOCK/UNBLOCK ACK message, the BVC BLOCK/UNBLOCK process
is repeated, and the number of times that the BVC BLOCK/UNBLOCK
message is sent increases by one. The interval between two BVC
BLOCK/UNBLOCK processes is defined as BVC BLOCK/UNBLOCK
RETRY TIME. The BSS tries to send the BVC BLOCK/UNBLOCK
message again when T1 expires but the number of retry times does
not exceed the maximum number of allowable retries. The BVC
block/unblock request is neglected if the number of retry times exceeds
the maximum one when T1 expires.
The following describes when the timer is started and stopped, as well
as the action at expiry of the timer.
Start: The BSC initiates a BVC BLOCK/UNBLOCK process.
Stop: A BVC BLOCK/UNBLOCK ACK/NACK message is received from
the SGSN.
At expiry: The BSC sends the SUSPEND SGSN message for N times.
N, the maximum number of times that the SUSPEND SGSN message
Description
can be sent, can be set.
Managed Object
BSC
10..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value
The default value is set according to the range specified by the protocol
and the round trip delay at the Gb interface.

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ID->BSC Function ID->GPRS Timer
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2.8.2 BVC reset retry time (BssgpT2)

Full Name
BVC reset retry time
Abbreviation
BssgpT2
3GPP Name
T2
3GPP Reference

This parameter is a timer used to supervise the BSSGP reset process.
The BSS initiates a BVC RESET process when a BVC (PTP BVC or
signalling BVC) needs to be reset due to some reasons, for example,
the connection to the Gb interface resumes, the GPRS or EDGE support
of a cell is enabled, or a reset command sent by the OMCR. If the SGSN
does not return a BVC RESET ACK message, the BVC RESET process
is repeated, and the number of times that the BVC RESET message is
sent increases by one. The interval between two BVC RESET processes
is defined as BVC RESET RETRY TIME. The BSS tries to send the BVC
RESET message again when T2 expires but the number of retry times
does not exceed the maximum number of allowable retries. The BSS
set the status of the BVC BLOCK in the database when T2 expires and
the number of times that the BVC RESET message is sent exceeds the
maximum number.
Description
Start: The BSC initiates a BVC RESET process.
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Stop: A BVC RESET ACK/NACK message is received from the SGSN.

At expiry: The BSC sends the BVC RESET message for N times. N,
the maximum number of times that the BVC RESET message can be
sent, can be set.
This parameter is changed in V6.20.614a.
Managed Object
BSC
10..1200
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
150
Default Value

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2.8.3 Suspend retry time (BssgpT3)

Full Name
Suspend retry time
Abbreviation
BssgpT3
3GPP Name
T3
3GPP Reference

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The Class-B MS shall notify the network to suspend the packet service
when it is going to start a voice service. Upon receiving the SUSPEND
message from the MS, the BSS initiates a SUSPEND SGSN process.
If the SGSN does not return a SUSPEND ACK/NACK message, the
SUSPEND SGSN process is repeated, and the number of times that
the SUSPEND SGSN message is sent increases by one. The interval
between two SUSPEND SGSN processes is defined as SUSPEND
RETRY TIME. The BSS tries to send the SUSPEND SGSN message
again when T3 expires but the number of times that the message is
sent does not exceed the maximum number. The BSS terminates the
SUSPEND SGSN process when T3 expires and the number of times that
the SUSPEND SGSN message is sent exceeds the maximum number.
Start: The BSC initiates a SUSPEND SGSN process.
Stop: A SUSPEND ACK/NACK message is received from the SGSN.
At expiry: The BSC sends the SUSPEND SGSN message for N times.
N, the maximum number of times that the SUSPEND SGSN message
Description
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value

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process is enabled.
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2.8.4 Resume retry time (BssgpT4)

Full Name
Resume retry time
Abbreviation
BssgpT4
3GPP Name
T4
3GPP Reference

This parameter is a timer used to supervise the BSSGP RESUME
process.
The BSS, which adopts the policy of "Notify SGSN to Resume
GPRS Service", initiates a RESUME process to the SGSN when the
GPRS-attached MS leaves the dedicated mode. If the SGSN does
not return a RESUME ACK/NACK message, the RESUME process
is repeated, and the number of times that the RESUME message is
sent increases by one. The interval between two RESUME processes
is defined as RESUME RETRY TIME. The BSS tries to send the
RESUME message again when T4 expires but the number of times
that the message is sent does not exceed the maximum number. The
BSS terminates the RESUME process and notifies the MS to initiate a
ROUTING AREA UPDATE process when T4 expires and the number of
times that the RESUME message is sent exceeds the maximum number.
Start: The BSC initiates a RESUME process.
Stop: A RESUME ACK/NACK message is received from the SGSN.
At expiry: The BSC sends the MODIFY BSS PFC message for N times.
N, the maximum number of times that the MODIFY BSS PFC message
Description
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
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process is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.8.5 Access capability update retry time (BssgpT5)

Full Name
Access capability update retry time
Abbreviation
BssgpT5
3GPP Name
T5
3GPP Reference

This parameter is a timer used to supervise the BSSGP RADIO ACCESS
CAPABILITY UPDATE process.
If no RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITY UPDATE ACK/NACK message is
received from the SGSN after the BSS initiates a RADIO ACCESS
CAPABILITY UPDATE process, the RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITY
UPDATE process shall be repeated. The interval between two processes
is defined as RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITY UPDATE RETRY TIME. The
BSS tries to send the RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITY UPDATE message
again when T5 expires but the number of times that the message is
Description
sent does not exceed the maximum number. The BSS terminates the
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RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITY UPDATE process when T5 expires and

the number of times that the RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITY UPDATE
message is sent exceeds the maximum number.
Start: The BSC initiates a RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITY UPDATE
process.
Stop: A RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITY UPDATE ACK/NACK message
is received from the SGSN.
Managed Object
BSC
10..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value

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2.8.6 PFC creating retry time (BssgpT6)

Full Name
PFC creating retry time
Abbreviation
BssgpT6
3GPP Name
T6
3GPP Reference

This parameter indicates the retry time for creating PFC.
If no CREATE PFC ACK/NACK message is received from the SGSN
after the BSS initiates a CREATE PFC process, the CREATE PFC
process shall be repeated. The interval between two MODIFY PFC
processes is defined as PFC MODIFY RETRY TIME.
Start: The BSC initiates a Download PFC process.
Stop: A SGSN CREATE PFC message is received.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value

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None
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[BSC]PFCSupport
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in the BSC.
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Gb
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NO
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2.8.7 PFC modifying retry time (BssgpT8)

Full Name
PFC modifying retry time
Abbreviation
BssgpT8
3GPP Name
T8
3GPP Reference

If no MODIFY PFC ACK/NACK message is received from the SGSN
after the BSS initiates a MODIFY PFC process, the MODIFY PFC
process shall be repeated. The interval between two MODIFY PFC
processes is defined as PFC MODIFY RETRY TIME.
Start: The BSC initiates a MODIFY BSS PFC process.
Stop: A SGSN MODIFY BSS PFC ACK message is received.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value

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[BSC]PFCSupport
in the BSC.
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Gb
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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None
2.8.8 RIR Timer (TRIR)

Full Name
RIR Timer
Abbreviation
TRIR
3GPP Name
T(RIR)
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.018 V6.6.0

This parameter is an expiration timer waiting for the response from the
opposite end after a RAN INFORMATION REQUEST message is sent by
the control end. The timer is started when the control end sends a RAN INFORMATION REQUEST message. It is stopped when a response message is received from the opposite end. If no response is received before
the expiration of the timer, the control end sends a RAN INFORMATION
REQUEST message again, or informs the process failure after sending
Description
the message for RIMRetryTimes times.
Managed Object
BSC
50..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
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ZGO-02-02-011 Inter-BSC NACC_FG_20101030
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None
Relationship
None
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Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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None
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Detail
None
2.8.9 RI Timer (TRI)

Full Name
RI Timer
Abbreviation
TRI
3GPP Name
T(RI)
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.018 V6.6.0

This parameter is an expiration timer waiting for the response from the opposite end after the serving BSS sends a RAN INFORMATION message.
This timer is started when the serving BSS sends a RAN INFORMATION
message, in which the indicator requiring response from the opposite is
set. It is stopped when a response is received from the opposite end. If no
response is received before the expiration of the timer, the serving BSS
sends a RAN INFORMATION message again, or informs the process fail-
Description
ure after sending the message for RIMRetryTimes times.
Managed Object
BSC
50..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
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None
2.8.10 RIAE Timer (TRIAE)

Full Name
RIAE Timer
Abbreviation
TRIAE
3GPP Name
T(RIAE)
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.018 V6.6.0

This parameter is an expiration timer waiting for the response from the
opposite end after a RAN INFORMATION APPLICATION ERROR message is sent by the control end. The timer is started when the control
end sends a RAN INFORMATION APPLICATION ERROR message. It is
stopped when a response message is received from the opposite end. If
no response is received before the expiration of the timer, the control end
sends the RAN INFORMATION APPLICATION ERROR message again,
or informs the process failure after sending the message for the specified
Description
times.
Managed Object
BSC
50..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
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Default Value
50
Default Value

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2.8.11 BVC flow control period (CellFcPer)

Full Name
BVC flow control period
Abbreviation
CellFcPer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the period for the statistics of BVC leak rate in
the BVC Flow Control process, that is, the period of long BVC statistics.
To provide a reference for the BVC flow control at the SGSN side,
the BSSGP process at the BSS side performs a periodic statistics on
current BVC leak rate. When the timer used for long statistics times
out, a BVC Flow Control process is initiated without condition. If the
difference between two statistical leak rates exceeds CellFcThs, an
acknowledgement from the SGSN is required before the BVC Flow
Control process is initiated. When the timer used for short statistics
Description
times out, and the difference between two leak rates exceeds CellFcThs,
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a BVC Flow Control process is initiated after an acknowledgement is

received from the SGSN.
Start: When a cell is created.
Stop: When the cell is blocked or deleted.
At expiry: Initiate a BVC FLOW CONTROL process without condition.
Managed Object
BSC
2..65535
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
3000
Default Value
It is recommended to set the default value to 1000.

The default value 1000 is recommended. A shorter period may increase
the load at the Gb interface. A longer period may cause the failure of
the BVC flow control.

A too large parameter value may result in a delay of flow control.

An improperly-set parameter value will cause intermittent download and
influence indexes relevant to throughput efficiency.
Set an appropriate period according to the settings of the SGSN. Make
sure that the parameter value is matching with the SGSN.
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None
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Gb
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No
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2.8.12 MS flow control period (MsFcPer)

Full Name
MS flow control period
Abbreviation
MsFcPer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the period for the statistics of MS leak rate
in the MS Flow Control process.
To provide a reference for the flow control at the SGSN side, the BSSGP
process at the BSS side performs a periodic statistics on current leak
rate for each MS. When the timer times out, an MS Flow Control process
is initiated without condition.
Start: When a downlink LLC frame is received in BSSGP idle state.
Stop: When the transmission of downlink LLC frames is completed.
Description
At expiry: Initiate an MS FLOW CONTROL process without condition.
Managed Object
BSC
2..65535
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
3000
Default Value
It is recommended to set the default value to 600.

The default value 600 is recommended. A shorter period may increase
the load at the Gb interface. A longer period may cause the failure of
the MS flow control.
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ZGB-03-05-017 Downlink MS Flow Control
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None
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None
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2.8.13 Timer that monitors block/unblock procedure (NS_T1)

Full Name
Timer that monitors block/unblock procedure
Abbreviation
NS_T1
3GPP Name
Tns-block
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0

This parameter is a timer used to supervise the NSVC block/unblock
process on the NS layer. The following describes when the timer is
started and stopped, as well as the action at expiry of the timer.
Start: When the BSC initiates an NS block/unblock process.
Stop: When a block/unblock acknowledgement message is received
from the SGSN.
At expiry: Initiate the NSVC block/unblock process for N times, and
restart the timer. (N depends on NS-BLICK-RETRIES specified by the
Description
protocol).
Managed Object
BSC
10..1200
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value

10 seconds are long enough as the time delay of a block/unblock

process when the Gb interface is normal. If the delay at the Gb interface
is long, it is recommended to increase the parameter value.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Gb
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Impact on service
0
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No
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None
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None
2.8.14 Timer that monitors reset procedure (NS_T2)

Full Name
Timer that monitors reset procedure
Abbreviation
NS_T2
3GPP Name
Tns-reset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0

This parameter is a timer used to supervise the NSVC reset process on
the NS layer. The following describes when the timer is started and
stopped, as well as the action at expiry of the timer.
Start: When the BSC initiates an NSVC reset process.
Stop: When a reset acknowledgement message is received from the
SGSN.
At expiry: Repeat the NSVC reset process until the maximum reset retry
Description
period (NS_T5) is reached, and then restart the timer.
Managed Object
BSC
10..120
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value

10 seconds are long enough as the time delay of a reset process when
the Gb interface is normal. If the delay at the Gb interface is long, it is
recommended to increase the parameter value.
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None
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None
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None
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None
2.8.15 NC-cycle of NS-VC test process (NS_T3)

Full Name
NC-cycle of NS-VC test process
Abbreviation
NS_T3
3GPP Name
Tns-test
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0

This parameter is a timer used to supervise the NSVC link test process
on the NS layer. The following describes when the timer is started and
restarted, as well as the action at expiry of the timer.
Start: When the NSVC Reset process is completed (FR), or the
Configuration process is completed (IPGb).
Restart: When an ALIVE ACK message is received from the SGSN.
Description
At expiry: Send an NS ALIVE message.
Managed Object
BSC
10..600
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
300
Default Value

A time period within 30 seconds indicates a normal NSVC link when the
Gb interface is normal. If the NSVC link is not stable, the parameter
value can be appropriately decreased.
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None
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Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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None
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Detail
None
2.8.16 Timer that monitors alive process of NSVC (NS_T4)

Full Name
Timer that monitors alive process of NSVC
Abbreviation
NS_T4
3GPP Name
Tns-alive
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0

This parameter is a timer used to supervise the NSVC alive process on
the NS layer. The following describes when the timer is started and
stopped, as well as the action at expiry of the timer.
Start: When an NS ALIVE message is sent in the test process.
Stop: When an ALIVE ACK message is received from the SGSN.
At expiry: Repeat the alive process for N times (N depends on
Description
NS-ALIVE-RETRIES specified by the protocol).
Managed Object
BSC
30..30
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value

Three seconds are long enough as the time delay of an NS alive process
when the Gb interface is normal. If the delay at the Gb interface is long,
it is recommended to increase the parameter value.
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None
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No
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None
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None
2.8.17 Max attempt period of reset (NS_T5)

Full Name
Max attempt period of reset
Abbreviation
NS_T5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to indicate the maximum retry period of
the NSVC reset process. The following describes when the timer is
Start: When an NSVC reset process is started.
Stop: When a reset acknowledgement is received from the SGSN.
Description
At expiry: Terminate the NSVC reset process.
Managed Object
BSC
1800..1800
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
1800
Default Value

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the Gb interface is normal. If the delay at the Gb interface is long, it is
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Gb
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No
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2.8.18 TFI and USF release timer (T3169)

Full Name
TFI and USF release timer
Abbreviation
T3169
3GPP Name
T3169
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is timer T3169. In an uplink packet transmission process,
if counter N3101 or N3103 overflows, the BSS starts timer T3169. When
timer T3169 expires, TFI and USF resources are released for reuse.
Start: When the value of counter N3101 equals N3101_MAX, or the
value of counter N3103 equals N3103_MAX.
Stop: None
At expiry: Release the USF and TFI resources.
The counter N3101 equal to N3101_MAX or the counter N3103 equal
to N3103_MAX indicates that the MS does not respond to the BSC any
Description
longer. TFI and USF resources shall be released for reuse in the BSC.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
500
Default Value

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TFI and USF resources are released for reuse on the network side
when timer T3169 expires. The TBF is forcibly released when the
value of N3101 reaches N3101_MAX or the value of N3103 reaches

N3103_MAX. It is unnecessary to set a large parameter value, which
results in a long waiting time and even influences the utilization of
TFI and USF resources. Set the parameter value according to the
recommendation in the protocol.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Um
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Impact on service
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No
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None
2.8.19 TBF release timer (T3191)

Full Name
TBF release timer
Abbreviation
T3191
3GPP Name
T3191
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is timer T3191. The following describes when the timer
is started, restarted, and stopped, as well as the action at the expiry
of the timer.
Start/restart: If the RLC data block to be sent is the last downlink data
block in a downlink packet transmission process, the BSC initiates a
downlink TBF release process by sending an RLC data block, in which
the value of the Final Block Indicator (FBI) equals 1 and the RRBP field
is valid. In this case, the network starts or restarts timer T3191.
Description
Stop:
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If the RLC is in ACK mode and the MS finds all downlink blocks have
been received, the MS sends a "Packet Downlink Ack" message whose
FAI equals 1 through the uplink block specified by the RRBP field. The
BSC stops timer T3191 if it receives the "Packet Downlink Ack" message
before the expiry of timer T3191.
If the RCL is in NACK mode, the MS sends a "Packet Control Ack"
message through the uplink block specified by the RRBP field. The
BSC stops timer T3191 if it receives the "Packet Control Ack" message
before the expiry of timer T3191.
At expiry: The BSC releases the TBF.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
500
Default Value

When sending the last RLC data block of downlink TBF, the BSC sets
FBI (to 1) and RRBP, requires the MS to return a "Packet Downlink
Ack/Nack" message, and starts timer T3191 at the same time. Timer
T3191 is stopped if a response from the MS is received from the required
block. And the downlink transmission is normally completed. If timer
T3191 expires, the downlink TBF is released due to radio failure.
A large parameter value can reduce the downlink TBF failure rate.
Keeping TBF for a long time may result in the waste of channel
resources and TFI resources and impacts user experience. Therefore,
in-time release of TBF is recommended.
Use the recommended value specified in Table 13.2.1: Specification of
timers used in GPRS on the Network side of 3GPP TS 04.60.
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None
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None
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2.8.20 TBF release time of downlink transmission (T3193)

Full Name
TBF release time of downlink transmission
Abbreviation
T3193
3GPP Name
T3193
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is timer T3193, which is used for protection purpose
when TBF is released in a packet downlink transmission process. For
more information of T3193, refer to the description of T3191. The
following describes when the timer is started, restarted, and stopped,
as well as the action at the expiry of the timer.
Start/Restart: T3193 is started when the BSC receives a PACKET
DOWNLINK ACK/NACK message with FAI=1 (in RLC ACK mode), or
when T3191 is stopped after the BSC receives a PACKET CONTROL
ACKNOWLEDGE message (in RLC NACK mode).
Stop: The same TFI is used by the newly-established downlink TBF.
At expiry: Release the TFI resource. .
This parameter must be larger than T3192 to ensure that the MS
Description
releases the TFI prior to the BSC.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
51
Default Value
This timer is slightly larger than T3192.
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Although the delay policy used by T3192/T3193 causes the waste of

some downlink resources, the network can establish a new downlink
TBF in a short time by directly sending a Packet Downlink Assignment
message. If T3192/T3193 expires, the network can only establish a TBF
by initiating a paging process or immediate assignment process (when
the MS is in Ready state). In this case, more time is needed for the
establishment of a downlink TBF.
Take the service load in a cell into account when setting T3192/T3193. In
the case of sufficient network resources, set a large parameter value to
reduce the TBF establishment time, increase the data transmission rate,
and thus improve indexes relevant to downlink throughput efficiency.
T3193 must be slightly larger than T3192 because T3193 is a parameter
on the network side.
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[Cell]T3192
Relationship
Timer T3193 of global resources must be longer than timer T3192 of

all cells.
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2.8.21 TBF protect time when radio link failure (T3195)

Full Name
TBF protect time when radio link failure
Abbreviation
T3195
3GPP Name
T3195
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
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This parameter is timer T3195, which determines the time for protecting
downlink TBF when the MS stops responding due to radio link failure
or cell change.
Start: T3195 is started when the value of N3105 reaches N3105_MAX.
Stop: None
Description
At expiry: The BSC can reuse the TFI.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
500
Default Value

TFI is released for reuse on the network side when timer T3195
expires. The TBF is forcibly released when the value of N3105 reaches

N3105_MAX. It is unnecessary to set a large parameter value, which

results in a long waiting time and even influences the utilization of TFI
resource.
Use the recommended value specified in Table 13.2.1: Specification of
timers used in GPRS on the Network side of 3GPP TS 04.60.
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None
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2.8.22 PS channel delay release timer (PSRelDelay)

Full Name
PS channel delay release timer
Abbreviation
PSRelDelay
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer indicating the delay time for dynamic
PDCH-to-TCH conversion. The following describes when the timer is
Start: All services (including uplink and downlink) on the PDCH are
released.
Stop: The PDCH is occupied by TBF again.
Description
At expiry: Release PDTCH, and convert it into TCH.
Managed Object
BSC
50..600
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
300
Default Value
The default value 300 can ensure that the dynamic PS channel can be
converted back into TCH when no service exists on the PS channel
for five seconds.

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None
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None
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2.8.23 Guards the PS handover required procedure (T12PsHo)

Full Name
Guards the PS handover required procedure
Abbreviation
T12PsHo
3GPP Name
T12
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.018
This parameter is a timer used to control the time of a PS HANDOVER
REQUIRED process. The timer is started when a PS Handover Required
message is sent. It is stopped when a PS HANDOVER REQUIRED ACK
message or PS HANDOVER REQUIRED NACK message is received.
Upon the expiry of the timer, the PS HANDOVER REQUIRED message
Description
is sent again.
Managed Object
BSC
50..1200
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
300
Default Value

The default value is recommended for this process monitoring timer.

The parameters relevant to PS handover, including this parameter, are
not in commercial use currently.
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None
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None
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No
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2.8.24 Guard resource release after sending PS HO command

(TwaitRelInPSHo)
Full Name
Guard resource release after sending PS HO command
Abbreviation
TwaitRelInPSHo
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter specifies the waiting time for the release of resources
after a PS Handover Command message is sent.
This timer is started after a PS HANDOVER COMMAND message
is sent to the MS. It is stopped after a DELETE BSS PFC message
is received from the SGSN, or a HANDOVER COMPLETE message
is received from the target cell. Upon the expiry of the timer, a PS
Description
HANDOVER CANCEL message is sent to the SGSN.
Managed Object
BSC
100..1000
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
300
Default Value

The default value is recommended for this process monitoring timer.

The parameters relevant to PS handover, including this parameter, are
not in commercial use currently.
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2.8.25 Downlink Delay time in signal TBF Mode (SigTBFDlDelay

Time)
Full Name
Downlink Delay time in signal TBF Mode
Abbreviation
SigTBFDlDelayTime
3GPP Name
None
TS 44.060: Radio Link Control/Medium Access Control (RLC/MAC) pro-
3GPP Reference
tocol"
Description
This parameter specifies the downlink delay of the signaling TBF.
Managed Object
BSC
500..4000
Step: 1
Unit
ms
Default Value
1000
Default Value
The DL delay in signaling TBF mode is set to half the DL delay in data
TBF mode, because the traffic transmitted by the signaling TBF is low
and longer delay can lead to a waste of resources.
It is not recommended to modify the value. Modification can affect the
service quality.
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2.8.26 Extendable uplink TBF time in signal TBF Mode

(SigTBFExtUlTime)
Full Name
Extendable uplink TBF time in signal TBF Mode
Abbreviation
SigTBFExtUlTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter specifies the extendable uplink TBF time in signal TBF
Description
Mode.
Managed Object
BSC
0..3000
Step: 1
Unit
ms
Default Value
800
Default Value
The UL extension time in signaling TBF mode is set to half the same
time in data TBF mode, because the traffic transmitted by the signaling
TBF is low and longer extension time can lead to a waste of resources.
service quality.
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2.8.27 Synchronization timer that ensures source BSS receives

both PS and CS responses (T23)
The parameter is not used in this version.
2.8.28 Synchronization timer that ensures target BSS receives both

PS and CS requests (T24)
2.8.29 T3197 (T3197)

2.9 AMR Half Method Parameters

2.9.1 AMR Half Active Codec Set (AmrHalfAcs)
Full Name
AMR Half Active Codec Set
Abbreviation
AmrHalfAcs
3GPP Name
AMR Active Codec Set
3GPP Reference
45.009
The code has eight bits. Bits 6 to 8 are reserved. 7.40 kbit/s is bit 5,
6.70 kbit/s bit 4, 5.9 kbit/s is bit 3, 5.15 kbit/s is bit 2, and 4.75 kbit/s
bit 1. Yes stands for 1, that is, including this speech coding mode. No
stands for 0, that is, excluding this speech coding mode. At most four
coding modes can be set.
When interface A is in IP mode, ACS is decided by the MSC and this
Description
parameter is invalid.
Managed Object
BSC
The value is Yes or No for 4.75 kbit/s, 5.15 kbit/s, 5.90 kbit/s, 6.70 kbit/s,
and 7.40 kbit/s.
Unit
None
The default value is "Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes", that is, 00010101. In this
case, you can export the decimal number "21" from the network planning
Default Value
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Default Value

Under TrFO configuration, 5.15k is unavailable to the rate set supported

by CN. This default value is configured so as to not affect the success
rate of TFO establishment when AMR+TFO is configured.
Generally, high rates are used along with low rates. When a cell has
good radio signal quality, you can select high rates only. Otherwise, you
can select low rates only.
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When only one of the five bits of this parameter is set to No, the value
range is 1 to 4.
When two of the five bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1 to 3.
Relationship
When three of the five bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1 to 2.
When four of the five bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1.
When the five bits of this parameter are all set to No, the value range is
null.
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2.9.2 Thresholds of AMR (AmrThresholds)

Full Name
Thresholds of AMR
Abbreviation
AmrThresholds
3GPP Name
threshold
3GPP Reference
45.009
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The parameter AmrThresholds includes five elements: AmrThresholds1,

AmrThresholds2, AmrThresholds3, AmrThresholds4, and
AmrThresholds5, which meet the following requirements:
AmrThresholds1 AmrThresholds2 AmrThresholds3
AmrThresholds4 AmrThresholds5
AmrThresholds1 + AmrHysteresis1 AmrThresholds2 +
AmrHysteresis2AmrThresholds3 + AmrHysteresis3 AmrThresholds4
+ AmrHysteresis4 AmrThresholds5 + AmrHysteresis5
When CIR is more than AmrThresholdsN+AmrHysteresisN, the speech
coding rate will be changed to mode N+1. When CIR is less than
Description
AmrThresholdsN, the speech coding rate will be changed to mode N.
Managed Object
BSC
The value rage is 0 to 63 in modes 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
0: 0.0 dB
1: 0.5 dB
2: 1.0 dB
...
63: 31.5 dB
Unit
0.5 dB
Default Value
[18, 20, 23, 26, 30]
Default Value
The default value is set to improve the performance of AMR function.
Generally, you do not have to adjust the setting of this parameter unless
the FER measured by the BTS exceeds 1%.
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2.9.3 Hysteresis of AMR (AmrHysteresis)

Full Name
Hysteresis of AMR
Abbreviation
AmrHysteresis
3GPP Name
hysteresis
3GPP Reference
45.009
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0: 0.0 dB
1: 0.5 dB
2: 1.0 dB
...
15: 7.5 dB
Unit
0.5 dB
Default Value
[3, 3, 3, 4, 4]
Default Value

By checking the frequency of rate adjustments (through tests, analyses,
or AMR rate monitoring tools), you can decide whether this parameter
is set properly. When the rate is adjusted too frequently, you can set
the parameter to a higher value.
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[BSC]AmrThresholds
AmrThresholds1 + AmrHysteresis1 AmrThresholds2 + AmrHysteresis2
Relationship

AmrHysteresis4 AmrThresholds5 + AmrHysteresis5
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2.9.4 Initial codec mode (IsAmrlCM)

Full Name
Initial codec mode
Abbreviation
IsAmrlCM
3GPP Name
Initial Codec Mode Indicator
3GPP Reference
45.009
This parameter decides which one, the coding mode specified in
Startmode or the default initial coding mode specified in the protocol
45.009, is used as the initial AMR speech coding mode.
When one mode is used, the corresponding rate is used as the initial
coding mode.
When two or three modes are used, the lowest rate is used as the
initial coding mode.
When four modes are used, the second lowest rate is used as the initial
coding mode.
When interface A is in IP mode, this parameter is not used. The initial
coding mode depends on IpaAMRStartMode in the system control
Description
parameters.
Managed Object
BSC
Start-mode codec, Initial codec mode
Unit
None
Default Value
Start-mode codec
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In the default mode, the initial coding mode can be set as needed.
In good radio network conditions, Start-mode codec and high-rate

coding modes are recommended.

In poor radio network conditions, you can set this parameter to "Initial
codec mode", that is, the default initial rate specified in the protocol.
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2.9.5 Start mode (AmrStartMode)

Full Name
Start mode
Abbreviation
AmrStartMode
3GPP Name
Start Mode
3GPP Reference
44.018
Description
Startmode codec mode
Managed Object
BSC
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The value range is described as follows:

1: The coding mode with the lowest code rate is selected as the initial
coding mode.
2: If there is more than one coding mode, the coding mode with the
second lowest code rate will be selected.
3: If there are more than two coding modes, the coding mode with the
third lowest code rate will be selected.
4: If there are more than three coding modes, the coding mode with the
fourth lowest code rate will be selected.
Unit
None
This parameter is set as the maximum rate in accordance with the number
of the current selected rates. For example, it is set to 4 if the full rate
is configured with 4 coding modes, and the maximum coding mode is
Default Value
selected as the initial rate.

Previously, the minimum coding mode is used in which the MOS value
Default Value
increased from the lower value to the stabilized value takes a long period
of time, which is due to the limitation of the current rate adjustment
mechanision of the version. In this case, the initial coding mode is
changed into the maximum coding mode.
In good radio network conditions, high initial rates can be used to
improve voice quality.
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[BSC]IsAmrlCM
When only one of the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs is set to No,
the value range is 1 to 4.
When two of the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs are set to No,
When three of the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs are set to No,
Relationship

When four of the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs are set to No,
the value range is 1.
When the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs are all set to No, the
value range is null.
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2.9.6 Enable noise control (IsAmrNscb)

Full Name
Enable noise control
Abbreviation
IsAmrNscb
3GPP Name
Noise Suppression Control Bit
3GPP Reference
44.018
This parameter decides whether to disable the AMR noise control
function at the MS side, that is, whether to suppress the background
noise and keep the original voice quality. Noise suppression is a function
at the MS side.
No: Noise suppression enabled.
Description
Yes: Noise suppression disabled.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Enabling noise suppression can minimize noise and improve voice
quality.

Generally, it is recommended to enable the noise suppression function.

When voice quality problems occur, you should check the setting of
this parameter.
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2.10 AMR Full Method Parameters

2.10.1 AMR full Active Codec Set (AmrFullAcs)
Full Name
AMR full Active Codec Set
Abbreviation
AmrFullAcs
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.009
The code has eight bits. 12.2 kbit/s is bit 8, 10.2 kbit/s bit 7, 7.95 kbit/s
bit 6, 7.40 kbit/s bit 5, 6.70 kbit/s bit 4, 5.9 kbit/s bit 3, 5.15 kbit/s bit 2,
and 4.75 kbit/s bit 1. Yes stands for 1, that is, including this speech
coding mode. No stands for 0, that is, excluding this speech coding
mode. At most four coding modes can be set.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
7.40 kbit/s, 7.95 kbit/s, 10.2 kbit/s, and 12.2 kbit/s.
Unit
None
The default value is "Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes, No, No, Yes", that is,
10010101. In this case, you can export the decimal number "149" from
Default Value
Default Value

the network planning and optimization table.

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When four of the eight bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1 to 4.
When five of the eight bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1 to 3.
Relationship
When six of the eight bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1 to 2.
When seven of the eight bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1.
When the eight bits of this parameter are all set to No, the value range is
null.
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Full Name
Thresholds of AMR
Abbreviation
AmrThresholds
3GPP Name
threshold
3GPP Reference
45.009
This parameter includes seven elements: AmrThresholds1,
AmrThresholds2, AmrThresholds3, AmrThresholds4, AmrThresholds5,
AmrThresholds6, and AmrThresholds7, which meet the following
requirements:
AmrThresholds7, AmrThresholds1 + AmrHysteresis1 AmrThresholds2
Description
AmrHysteresis7
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Managed Object
BSC
The value rage is 0 to 63 in modes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
0: 0.0 dB
1: 0.5 dB
2: 1.0 dB
...
63: 31.5 dB
Unit
0.5 dB
Default Value
[13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20, 23]
Default Value
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AmrHysteresis7
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Full Name
Hysteresis of AMR
Abbreviation
AmrHysteresis
3GPP Name
hysteresis
3GPP Reference
45.009
This parameter includes seven elements: AmrHysteresis1,
AmrHysteresis2, AmrHysteresis3, AmrHysteresis4, AmrHysteresis5,
AmrHysteresis6, and AmrHysteresis7, which meet the following
requirements:
AmrHysteresis4 AmrThresholds5 + AmrHysteresis5 AmrThresholds6
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0: 0.0 dB
1: 0.5 dB
2: 1.0 dB
...
15: 7.5 dB
Unit
0.5 dB
Default Value
[3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4]
Default Value

By checking the frequency of rate adjustments, you can decide whether
this parameter is set properly. When the rate is adjusted too frequently,
you can set the parameter to a higher value.
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2.10.4 Initial codec mode (IsAmrICM)

Full Name
Initial codec mode
Abbreviation
IsAmrICM
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.009
coding mode.
coding mode.
Description
parameters.
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
None
Default Value
Start-mode codec
Default Value
Generally, you can set this parameter to "Initial codec mode", that is, the
default initial rate specified in the protocol.
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Full Name
Start mode
Abbreviation
AmrStartMode
3GPP Name
Start Mode
3GPP Reference
44.018
Description
Managed Object
BSC
When four of the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are set to No,
When five of the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are set to No,
When six of the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are set to No,
When seven of the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are set to
No, the value range is 1.
When the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are all set to No, the
coding mode.
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Unit
None
Default Value

Default Value
High initial rates can be used in cells that have good radio network
conditions.
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range is 1 to 4.
range is 1 to 3.
Relationship
range is 1 to 2.
range is 1.
null.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
IsAmrNscb
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
44.018
at the MS side.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
quality.


this parameter.
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2.11 GPRS Other Parameters 1

2.11.1 Cn (Cn)
Full Name
Cn
Abbreviation
Cn
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a counter used as a criterion for increasing the channel
coding level.
Being different from CS channels, for which only one coding scheme
can be used, GPRS data blocks can use four channel-coding schemes
(CS-1 to CS-4). The data rates corresponding to these four coding
schemes (CS-1, CS-2, CS-3, and CS-4) are 9.05 kbps, 13.4 kbps, 15.6
kbps, and 21.4 kbps. The lower-level coding scheme provides higher
error correction capability and lower data throughput. Different coding
schemes can be used for different timeslots and even different TBFs.
The network selects the coding mode dynamically according to the data
rate requirement and radio transmission quality at the transmission of
the GPRS data, to reach maximum radio throughput. The probability
of retransmission of error radio blocks is small when the radio
transmission quality in the network is good. In this case, a coding
scheme accommodating more information (that is, a higher-level coding
scheme) is recommended.
Increase the coding scheme by one level when the count of continuous
correctly-transmitted data blocks of the TBF (uplink and downlink) , for
which the coding scheme CSn (1n3) is used, exceeds the preset value
of the parameter Cn[n-1].
The subscripts 1, 2, and 3 correspond to three parameters for coding
scheme switching between CS1 and CS2, CS2 and CS3, and CS3 and
Description
CS4.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
85
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Based on the result of system emulation, it is deemed that a BLER in the

range from 15% to 25% is acceptable. Increasing the coding scheme
level when a BLER is lower than 15% can improve the transmission rate.
A large parameter value, making it difficult to increase the coding scheme
level, can prevent rate decrease caused by improper increasing of
coding scheme level and facilitate the reduction of GPRS TBF drop rate.

A small parameter value makes it easy to fulfill the criterion for increasing
the coding scheme level.
A large parameter value is recommended to ensure that the increase of
coding scheme level is only allowed when the BLER is low. In this case,
the increasing of coding scheme level can improve the indexes relevant
to GPRS service throughput (not EDGE).
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2.11.2 Nn (Nn)
Full Name
Nn
Abbreviation
Nn
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is a counter used as a criterion for decreasing the

channel coding level. It is used on the RLC/MAC layer of BRP.
error correction capability and lower data throughput.
User can choose different coding modes for each timeslot or even each
TBF. In the GPRS data transport process, the network should select
appropriate coding modes in a dynamic manner depending on the
requirement for data rate and the radio transmission quality to achieve
the maximum radio throughput.
The coding mode with stronger anti-interference capability (that is, low
level coding mode) must be used when the radio transmission quality
is poor. Decrease the coding scheme by one level when the count of
lost continuous data blocks reaches Xn[n-2]% of Nn[n-2] data blocks
on the TBF (uplink and downlink), for which the coding scheme CSn
(2n4) is used.
Description
CS4.
Managed Object
BSC
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
The parameter value 20 is recommended in consideration of the
sensitivity and precision of rate adjustment.

If the parameter value is large, more transmitted data blocks are involved
and the stability of coding scheme adjustment can be improved.
If the parameter value is small, the coding scheme can be adjusted in
time with the change of the radio environment.

An appropriate parameter value can improve the indexes relevant to
GPRS service throughput (not EDGE).
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2.11.3 Xn (Xn)
Full Name
Xn
Abbreviation
Xn
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the threshold used as a criterion for decreasing
the channel coding level. It is used on the RLC/MAC layer of BRP.
error correction capability and lower data throughput.
User can choose different coding modes for each timeslot or even each
TBF. In the GPRS data transport process, the network should select
appropriate coding modes in a dynamic manner depending on the
requirement for data rate and the radio transmission quality to achieve
the maximum radio throughput.
The coding mode with stronger anti-interference capability (that is, low
level coding mode) must be used when the radio transmission quality
is poor. Decrease the coding scheme by one level when the count of
lost continuous data blocks reaches Xn[n-2]% of Nn[n-2] data blocks
on the TBF (uplink and downlink), for which the coding scheme CSn
(2n4) is used.
Description
CS4.
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BSC
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0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
25
Default Value
In a common radio environment, a retransmission rate within the range
from 15% to 25% is acceptable.

A large parameter value makes it difficult to fulfill the criterion for
decreasing the coding scheme level.
A small parameter value makes it easy to fulfil the criteria for decreasing
the coding scheme level.
A small parameter value is recommended to ensure that the coding
scheme level can be decreased when the BLER is high, preventing too
low transmission rate caused by the delay of coding scheme adjustment.
The in-time adjustment of coding scheme can reduce the GPRS TBF
drop rate and improve the indexes relevant to GPRS service throughput
(not EDGE).
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None
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None
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None
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Um
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Impact on service
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No
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2.11.4 Max allowed number of continous losses of uplink data

blocks (N3101)
Full Name
Max allowed number of continous losses of uplink data blocks
Abbreviation
N3101
3GPP Name
N3101
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is counter N3101, which is used on the RLC/MAC layer
of PCU.
In a packet uplink transmission process, the BSS allocates a USF
to each uplink block (corresponding to a uplink TBF). If the network
correctly receives data from the specified uplink block for a USF, N3101
is cleared for the TBF. If the number of times that the lost of data in
the specified uplink block occurs exceeds N3101, timer T3169 will be
started. The network can use the TFI and USF resources again after
Description
T3169 expires.
Managed Object
BSC
9...255
Unit
None
Default Value
50
Default Value
The default value is set to reduce the number of exception TBF releases
caused by the overflow of N3101 and thus improve the network quality.
The smaller the parameter value is, the higher tolerance on uplink
exception the network has, and the higher the probability of exception
uplink TBF release is. If the parameter value is too large, the network
still allocates uplink resources to the MS because the uplink block
receiving failure is caused by the MS itself, which results in the waste

of system resources. In the basic measurement of PS, the number of

exception uplink TBF releases upon N3101 overflow records some
causes of these uplink TBF releases, which generally are poor link
quality at Abis interface, poor radio interface quality, improper network
coverage, and some actions of the MS (for example, cell reselection).
After the radio environment is improved, the overflow threshold of N3101
can be appropriately increased to reduce the number of exception uplink
TBF releases and thus improve the network quality at a certain extent.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Um
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NO
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2.11.5 Times of packet uplink ACK/NACK retries (N3103)

Full Name
Times of packet uplink ACK/NACK retries
Abbreviation
N3103
3GPP Name
N3103
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

of PCU.
In a packet uplink transmission process, after detecting the completion
of uplink TBF (CV=0, V(Q)=V(R)) and receiving all RLC data blocks,
the network sends a "Packet Uplink ACK/NACK" message with FAI=1,
inserts a valid RRBP field in the header of the RLC/MAC control block,
and then clears counter N3103.
Upon receiving a "Packet Uplink ACK/NACK" message with FAI=1 from
the network side, the MS sends a "Packet Control ACK" message in the
block specified by RRBP and release the TBF.
If the network fails to receive the "Packet Control ACK" message from
the radio block specified by RRBP, N3103 increases by 1 and the
"Packet Uplink ACK/NACK" is retransmitted.
The network starts T3169 timer if the value of N3103 exceeds the
limiting N3103max. The network can use the TFI and USF resources
Description
again after T3169 expires.
Managed Object
BSC
0...255
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
The default value 10 is recommended in consideration of improving

the network quality by reducing the number of exception uplink TBF
releases due to N3103 overflow, and reducing the delay of TBF release.
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uplink TBF release is. If the parameter value is too small, the network
still allocates uplink resources to the MS because the network fails
to receive the correct PACKET CONTROL ACKKNOWLEDGEMENT

message due to poor radio interface quality or some actions of the
MS, which results in the waste of system resources. Adjust the value
of N3103 appropriately according to the actual situation of the network
(for example, radio interface quality, transmission link quality, and the
factor of the MS itself) to reduce the number of exception TBF releases
caused by N3103 overflow.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Um
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.11.6 Max allowed number of continous losses of uplink RLC/MAC

control message (N3105)
Max allowed number of continous losses of uplink RLC/MAC control mesFull Name
sage
Abbreviation
N3105
3GPP Name
N3105
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
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of PCU.
When the network sends the downlink RLC block or RLC/MAC control
block of the allocated RRBP and receives a valid RLC/MAC control
message from the MS in a TBF, the counter N3105 is reset. If the
network does not receive the RLC/MAC control block from the allocated
block, the counter N3105 is increased by 1. When N3105 reaches
N3105_MAX, the TBF is released. N3105_MAX depends on the settings
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0...255
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
The default value is set to reduce the number of exception downlink

TBF releases caused by the overflow of N3105 and thus improve the
network quality.
downlink TBF release is. If the parameter value is too small, the network
still allocates radio resources to the MS because the network fails to
receive the correct PACKET (EGPRS) DOWNLINK ACK message due to
some actions of the MS, which results in the waste of system resources.
Adjust the value of N3105 appropriately according to the actual situation
of the network (for example, radio interface quality, transmission link
quality, and the factor of the MS itself) to reduce the number of exception
TBF releases caused by N3105 overflow.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Um
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Impact on service
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NO
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2.12.1 NACC support (NACCSupport)
Full Name
NACC support
Abbreviation
NACCSupport
3GPP Name
NACC
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

On the MS side, the Network Assisted Cell Change (NACC) function is a
part of GERAN feature package 1. When this function is supported,
1, the MS can receive system information needed for accessing the
target cell in packet transmission state.
2, the MS informs the network side about the cell change decision in
CCN mode.
Generally, NACC and CCN mode are used together.
At the network side, NACC means that:
1, the network sends the neighbor cell system information, which is used
by the MS for accessing to the target cell, on PACCH.
2, the network responds with the system information of the recommended
neighbor cell or another neighbor cell after receiving a cell change
notification from the MS.
The cooperation of NACC, CCN, and Packet (P)SI Status can shorten
Description
the time needed for completing a cell reselection process.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

It is recommended to enable the NACC function to shorten the interval
between cell reselections, relieve the influenced on packet services
being processed, and thus increase the packet service rate.
Change Mode
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ZGO-02-02-010 Network-assisted Cell Change
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Related Parameters
[Cell]CCNActive
[Cell]SIStatusInd
[Cell]CCNSupport
Relationship
CCNActive, SIStatusInd, and CCNSupport must be enabled at the same

time.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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None
2.12.2 Net operation mode (NMO)

Full Name
Net operation mode
Abbreviation
NMO
3GPP Name
NMO
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter indicates which of the following three network operation

modes is used.
Network Operation Mode 1: The network sends a CS paging message to
the GPRS-attached MS through the same channel as the GPRS paging
channel (that is, packet paging channel or CCCH paging channel), or
through the GPRS service channel when a packet data channel has
been allocated to the MS. When this network operation mode is used,
the MS only needs to supervise one paging channel.
Network operation mode 1 shall be used when PBCCH is configured,
and Gs interface shall be configured when network operation mode 1
is used.
Network operation mode 2: The network sends a CS paging message to
the GPRS-attached MS through CCCH paging channel, which is also
used for GPRS paging. That means the MS only needs to supervise the
CCCH paging channel, through which the CS paging message is sent
Description
even a packet data channel has already been allocated to the MS.
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Network operation mode 3: The network sends a CS paging message

to the GPRS-attached MS through the CCCH paging channel, and
sends a GPRS paging message through a packet paging channel (if a
packet paging channel exists in the cell), or through the CCCH paging
channel too. That means the MS must supervise two paging channels
(if a packet paging channel exists in the cell) for receiving a CS paging
message or GPRS paging message.
Managed Object
BSC
Network operation mode 1, Network operation mode 2, Network operation
mode 3
Unit
None
Default Value
Network operation mode 2
Default Value
Select a network operation mode according to the configuration of
PBCCH, Gb interface, and Gs interface.

If PBCCH is configured at Gs interface, select Network operation mode
1. If neither Gs interface nor PBCCH exists in the network, select
Network operation mode 2. If no Gs interface exists in the network, but
PBCCH is configured, Network operation mode 3 can be selected. In

this network operation mode, the MS needs to listen the packet paging
channel and the CCCH paging channel.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-03-05-009 Network Mode of Operation (NMO) 1~3
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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YES
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2.12.3 Page coordination support (PagCoordination)

Full Name
Page coordination support
Abbreviation
PagCoordination
3GPP Name
BSS_PAGING_COORDINATION
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter indicates whether the cells in the BSC support CS paging
coordination. As specified in the protocol 04.60.12.24, this parameter is
broadcasted in GPRS CELL OPTIONS through SI13, PSI1, and PSI13
messages. It is invalid when NMO is 1.
Paging coordination allows the network to send a CS paging message
through the PACCH used by PS services to the MS in PS transmission
Description
state.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value depends on whether GPRS settings is supported.

Enable this function if CS paging needs to be processed by the MS
in PS transmission state. Take the possibility of PS service drop into
account when enabling the function. Disable this function if the drop of
PS service may occur due to CS paging processing. When this function

is disabled, CS paging will not be processed when the MS is in PS
transmission state.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-02-01-001 Paging Coordination
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
2.12.4 Satellite transmission at GB interface indication

(IsStatelliteGB)
Full Name
Satellite transmission at GB interface indication
Abbreviation
IsStatelliteGB
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the BSC supports transmission over
Description
satellite at Gb interface. This parameter is used for delay modification.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-05-01-003 Gb Interface over Satellite
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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None
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2.12.5 Extended RLC send window allowed (IsWindowExpend)

Full Name
Extended RLC send window allowed
Abbreviation
IsWindowExpend
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter indicates whether the RLC sliding window mechanism is

used. If this mechanism is adopted, the EDGE TBF is allowed to enlarge
Description
the size of the current RLC window in the step of 32.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value indicates that the window size is not enlarged in the
case of stagnating window.

Enable this function to enlarge the RLC window size to keep the RLC

data transmission if the stagnating window tolerance is required,

regarding that some factors such as radio quality impact the processing
of stagnating window for RLC transmission of TBF.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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2.12.6 TBF establish support (TBF_EST)

Full Name
TBF establish support
Abbreviation
TBF_EST
3GPP Name
TBF_EST
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter indicates whether the BSC supports the TBF
establishment process. In a TBF establishment process, the CTRL_ACK
field in the last Packet Control Acknowledgement message is used to
indicate whether it is needed to immediately establish a new uplink
TBF after an uplink TBF is released. In theory, enabling the TBF
establishment process can avoid the necessity that a resource request
is initiated for uplink TBF establishment once an uplink TBF is released,
which can improve the uplink throughput.
Some MSs that cannot support this function well (especially Blackberry
mobile phones and emulational mobile phones) may fail to access the
network due to improper TBF establishment process when this function
Description
is enabled in them.)
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration that some mobile phones do
not support this function.

When this function is enabled, the MS can find whether data transmission

is still needed from the last uplink block in the released uplink TBF. If
data transmission is needed, the MS can immediately re-establish an
uplink TBF. Enable or disable this function according to the support
capability of individual MSs.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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2.12.7 Signal extended uplink TBF support (SIGNAL_EUTBF)

Full Name
Signal extended uplink TBF support
Abbreviation
SIGNAL_EUTBF
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter indicates whether the extended uplink TBF is supported

for a signalling TBF. This switch is valid when the switch of extended uplink TBF is enabled. The signalling TBF refers to a TBF established for
Description
transmitting GMM signalling.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The value of this switch is set according to the actual network situation.
And the MS must support the extended uplink TBF mode for enabling
this function.
Set this parameter according to the need of using the extended uplink

TBF with the consideration of the actual transmission status of signalling

TBF data because the signalling TBF process is generally completed in
a short time. It is recommended to enable this switch in a network that is
sensitive for the test of download rate performance.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGB-03-05-014 Delayed TBF Release in UL
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.12.8 Highest coding scheme of signal TBF (SigTBFMaxCode)

Full Name
Highest coding scheme of signal TBF
Abbreviation
SigTBFMaxCode
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter limits the highest encoding mode of signallings in the case
of upper-layer signalling transmission, for example, the transmission of
Description
PDP activation and routing area update signallings.
Managed Object
BSC
MCS1, MCS2, MCS3, MCS4, MCS5, MCS6, MCS7, MCS8, and MCS9
Unit
None
Default Value
MCS6
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of signalling transmission
guarantee.
Determine the highest encoding mode for the signalling TBF according

to the radio quality in the network to ensure the stable transmission of

signalling data over the air interface. It is recommended to select MCS7,
MCS8, or MCS9 depending on the actual situation of the network that is
sensitive to the rate of higher-order encoding modes.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
0
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Negotiation With CN
NO
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.12.9 Optimized POC service support (PocSupport)

Full Name
Optimized POC service support
Abbreviation
PocSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether a POC user applies for a POC dedicated channel. If a mobile phone supports the Push to talk Over Cellular
(POS) function, it can be used as a two way radio. A user can talk to
another user or a group when the corresponding key is pressed on the
Description
mobile phone.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value depends on the actual requirement for POC service
in the network.

Set this parameter based on the requirement for POC service in the
network. If special processing is needed for POS service, set the other
functions relevant to POS service.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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OMC Access Path
NO
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.12.10 Highest coding scheme of POC service in GPRS

(PocAttSelt_0)
Full Name
Highest coding scheme of POC service in GPRS
Abbreviation
PocAttSelt_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the highest-order encoding mode that can be
Description
used for POC service by a GPRS-attached MS.
Managed Object
BSC
CS1, CS2, CS3, CS4
Unit
None
Default Value
CS3
Default Value
Set the default value on the condition that the stability of POS
transmission is ensured.

Set the highest order encoding mode according to the radio quality in
the network on the condition that the stability of POS transmission is
ensured.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]PocSupport
Relationship
This parameter is valid when the switch of POS service support is

enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.12.11 Highest coding scheme of POC service in EGPRS

(PocAttSelt_1)
Full Name
Highest coding scheme of POC service in EGPRS
Abbreviation
PocAttSelt_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
used for POC service by an EGPRS-attached MS.
Managed Object
BSC
MCS1..MCS9
Unit
None
Default Value
MCS6
Default Value
Set the default value on the condition that the stability of POS
transmission is ensured.
This parameter indicates the highest-order encoding mode that can be

Set the highest order encoding mode according to the radio quality in
the network on the condition that the stability of POS transmission is
ensured.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]PocSupport
Relationship

enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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(PSCAPATHS_UL)
Full Name
Max users of POC service on shared PS channel0
Abbreviation
PSCAPATHS_UL
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the upper limit of users sharing uplink POC
service.
When POC dedicated channels are configured, this parameter indicates
the maximum number of POC users that can be accessed to the uplink
channel of each POC dedicated channel. No more POS users can
access the uplink channel of a POC dedicated channel once the number
of POC users accessing the downlink channel reaches the parameter
Description
value.
Managed Object
BSC
2..6
Step: 1
Unit
Count
Default Value
Default Value
Set the default value on the condition that the transmission rate is
ensured for POC users.

Set the maximum number of users sharing the POC dedicated channel
on the condition that the rate of POC transmission is ensured according
to the POC service feature in the network.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]PocSupport
Relationship

enabled.
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Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

(PSCAPATHS_DL)
Full Name
Max users of POC service on shared PS channel1
Abbreviation
PSCAPATHS_DL
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the upper limit of users sharing downlink POC
service.
When POC dedicated channels are configured, this parameter indicates
the maximum number of POC users that can be accessed to the
downlink channel of each POC dedicated channel. No more POS users
can access the downlink channel of a POC dedicated channel once
the number of POC users accessing the downlink channel reaches the
Description
parameter value.
Managed Object
BSC
2..6
Step: 1
Unit
Count
Default Value
Default Value
Set the default value on the condition that the transmission rate is
ensured for POC users.

Change Mode
Set the maximum number of users sharing the POC dedicated channel
on the condition that the rate of POC transmission is ensured according
to the POC service feature in the network.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]PocSupport
Relationship

enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.12.14 Service UTRAN CCO support (PSUTRANCCOSupp)

Full Name
Service UTRAN CCO support
Abbreviation
PSUTRANCCOSupp
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
During PS handover or reselection, the SGSN can use the information
unit Service UTRAN CCO in a PS Handover Request message, a Create
BSS PFC message, or a DL UnitData PDU message to notify the BSC to
enable the 2G/3G reselection priority control or not, for example, prefer
Description
3G, not prefer 3G, and prohibit 3G for PS handover or reselection.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is not in use currently. CCOStrategy can also be used
for 2G/3G priority control.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
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Related Parameters
Relationship
[Cell]CCOStrategy
CCOStrategy, equivalent to this parameter, can also be used for 2G/3G
priority control.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.12.15 LLC Transfer Support (LLCTranSupport_0~LLCTranSuppo

rt_15)
Full Name
LLC Transfer Support
Abbreviation
LLCTranSupport_0~LLCTranSupport_15
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the BSC supports the transfer of
LLC frame. When the MS reselects a cell, the LLC frames cached in
the source cell need to be transferred to the target cell to ensure the
continuity of downlink data after the cell reselection. Set this parameter
depending on the value of SAPI. SAPI=1 indicates GMM signalling.
SAPI=3, 5, 9, or 11 indicates user data. Generally, the transfer of LLC
frame is enabled for user data, that is, in the case of SAPI=3, 5, 9, or 11.
The following describes the meaning of SAPI value, that is, the indicator
of service SAP.
Reserved 1 GPRS mobility management LLGMM
2 TOM2 TOM2
3 User data 3 LL3
4 Reserved 5 User data 5 LL3
6 Reserved -
Description
7 SMS LLSMS
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8 TOM8 TOM8
9 User data 9 LL9
10 Reserved 11 User data 11 LL11
12 Reserved 13 Reserved 14 Reserved 15 Reserved Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

It is recommended to enable the transfer of user data frames in the case
of SAPI=3, 5, 9, or 11, and disable the transfer of GMM signalling frames

in the case of SAPI=1 because some protection mechanisms are used

for signalling frames, such as signalling timer and retransmission, and
signalling frames are not long. For the services indicated by the other
SAPI values, which are rarely used currently, disabling the transfer of
LLC frame is recommended.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-02-02-015 Enhanced Cell Reselection Procedure
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.12.16 LLC Pre-Transfer on NACC (Info_1_10)

Full Name
LLC Pre-Transfer on NACC
Abbreviation
Info_1_10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether LLC frames can be transferred to the
Description
target cell in advance when an NACC process is initiated.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
It is recommended to enable this switch when the NACC function is
enabled in the network.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-02-02-015 Enhanced Cell Reselection Procedure
Related Parameters
[BSC]LLCTranSupport_0~LLCTranSupport_15
Relationship
This parameter is valid when the transfer of LLC frame is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.12.17 PDU buffer time (Info_1_16)

Full Name
PDU buffer time
Abbreviation
Info_1_16
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the longest time period during which the
BSSGP instance can be kept alive after the instance at the radio interface
is released. During a cell reselection, the old BSSGP instance can be
kept alive for some time. If the MS does not get access to a new cell
after the allowable alive time, the old BSSGP instance will be released.
The parameter value 0 indicates that the BSSGP instance will not be
cached. The parameter value 60000 indicates that the life time of
SGSN (PduLifeTime) is used as the time limit for keeping the instance
alive. The other parameter value indicates the smaller one between the
Description
configured value and the life time of SGSN (PduLifeTime) is used.
Managed Object
BSC
0..60000
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
500
Default Value
Set the default value in consideration of the time needed for cell
reselection and the time for TBF establishment of the MS.

Set the parameter value in consideration of the time needed for cell

reselection and the time for TBF establishment of the MS. If the cell
reselection can be completed in a short time and the DSP memory is
insufficient, decrease the parameter value appropriately.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.12.18 Choose PS route by NSVC (PSRouteByNSVC)

Full Name
Choose PS route by NSVC
Abbreviation
PSRouteByNSVC
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates that whether route selection over NSVC is
supported. This parameter is meaningful when multiple IPGB boards
are used on site.
If the BSC supports route selection over NSVC, an IPGB board can
independently detect the route status of its NSVC because the NS-ALIVE
message can only be sent through itself. In this case, the user plane
can select an NSVC in normal route status for service transmission. If
the BSC does not support route selection over NSVC, the NS-ALIVE
message is sent through another board instead of the IPGB board, and
Description
therefore the IPGB board cannot detect the route status of its NSVC.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Enable this function when the following conditions are met: load sharing
is adopted at Gb interface; the BSC is configured with multiple IPGB
boards, each connecting to a router or switch; and the SGSN has only
one remote destination IP address.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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None
2.12.19 Enable PS Uplink Power Control In Establishment Phase

(PSUlPwrCtlInEsta)
Full Name
Enable PS Uplink Power Control In Establishment Phase
Abbreviation
PSUlPwrCtlInEsta
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the BSS writes the uplink power control
information in the IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT message after receiving a
Description
CHANNEL ACCESS REQUEST message from the MS.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is set to 0 in consideration of the impact on the uplink
TBF establishment success rate.

Set the parameter value to 1 if the power control is needed for all
uplink data blocks during the TBF process when uplink power control
is required on site.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]UlPwCtrl
Relationship
This parameter is valid when the value of UlPwCtrl is 1.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
2.13 BVC Flow Control Parameters

2.13.1 BVC flow control support (BVCFlowCtrl)
Full Name
BVC flow control support
Abbreviation
BVCFlowCtrl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference

The BVC flow control is performed on the downlink at the Gb interface
between the SGSN and the BSS. It is the SGSN performing the flow
control based on the control parameters provided by the BSS, which
prevents the BSS from discarding some LLC data in the previous BVC
due to the timeout of the too busy packet channel (that is, too many
LLC frames are cached), and prevents the discard of new downlink LLC
data due to limited memory resources (that is, the cached LLC frames
overflow).
The BSSGP instance at the BSS side performs a periodic statistics on
current BVC leak rate (including long statistics and short statistics). If
the timer used for long statistics times out, a BVC Flow Control process
is initiated without condition. If the difference between two leak rates
exceeds CellFcThs, an acknowledgement from the SGSN is required
before the BVC Flow Control process is initiated. If the timer used for
short statistics times out and the difference between two leak rates
exceeds CellFcThs, a BVC Flow Control process is initiated after an
Description
acknowledgement is received from the SGSN.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The default value depends on the cell flow control function at the Gb
interface.

Change Mode
The cell flow control is enabled at the Gb interface by default. Enable

or disable the BVC flow control in consideration of the flow control
algorithm used in the core network.
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Related features
ZGB-03-05-016 BVC Flow Control (in DL)
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->BVC Flow Control
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.13.2 MS flow control support (MSFlowCtrl)

Full Name
MS flow control support
Abbreviation
MSFlowCtrl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference

The MS flow control is performed on the downlink at the Gb interface
prevents an MS in the BSS from discarding some LLC data due to the
timeout of the too busy packet channel (that is, too many LLC frames
are cached), and prevents the discard of new downlink LLC data due to
limited memory resources (that is, the cached LLC frames overflow).
The BSSGP process at the BSS side performs a periodic statistics on
the current leak rate of the MS. If the timer used for statistics times out,
Description
an MS Flow Control process is initiated without condition.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Set the default value in consideration of the cell flow control granularity.
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Enable or disable the MS flow control in consideration of the cell flow
control granularity and the MS flow control support in the CN.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-03-05-017 MS Flow Control (in DL)
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.13.3 Flow control mode (FlowCtrlMode)

Full Name
Flow control mode
Abbreviation
FlowCtrlMode
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference

The BSC can use one of the following three modes to report flow control
parameters to the SGSN.
Mode 1: In this mode, the BSC reports flow control parameters according
to the statistical traffic at the radio interface.
Mode 2: In this mode, the BSC reports flow control parameters according
to the maximum traffic supported by the cell.
Mode 3: In this mode, the BSC reports flow control parameters
according to the actual leak rate when the current CBL is large. If the
current CBL is small, the BSC reports flow control parameters according
to the maximum traffic supported by the cell.
When the parameter value is 1, that is, Mode 1 is selected, the
parameter FlowCtrlMode1Para is valid. When the parameter value is 2,
Description
that is, Mode 2 is selected, the parameter FlowCtrlMode2Para is valid.
Managed Object
BSC
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1..3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Set the flow control parameters in consideration of the actual processing
capability at the radio interface of the cell.
value. Select Mode 1 for ERICSSON SGSN. Select Mode 2 for
HUWWEI equipment. And select Mode 3 when both ERICSSON and
Take the equipment actually used in the CN when setting the parameter
HUAWEI equipment are used.

Change Mode
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.13.4 Parameter of Flow control mode 1 (FlowCtrlMode1Para)

Full Name
Parameter of Flow control mode 1
Abbreviation
FlowCtrlMode1Para
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
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When the flow control mode 1 is used, the BSC reports flow control parameters according to the statistical traffic at the radio interface, which is
lower than the actual traffic due to retransmissions and TBF failures at
the radio interface. Therefore, the BSC reports flow control parameters
based on a product of the statistical traffic and the multiple specified by
Description
this parameter.
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Set the flow control mode 1 according to the network situation.

The parameter value depends on the flow control of the CN. If the actual

rate impacts the transmission of downlink data when the default value
is used, increase the parameter value in the case of uncontinuous
transmission or decrease the parameter value in the case of too fast
transmission.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]BVCFlowCtrl
[BSC]MSFlowCtrl
[BSC]PFCFlowCtrl
Relationship
This parameter is valid when the flow control switch is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.13.5 Parameter of Flow control mode 2 (FlowCtrlMode2Para)

Full Name
Parameter of Flow control mode 2

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Abbreviation
FlowCtrlMode2Para
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference

When the flow control mode 2 is selected, the BSC reports flow control parameters according to the maximum traffic supported by the cell, which is
calculated from the number of configured channels. The maximum traffic
of a cell equals to the product of the number of channels and the maximum traffic supported by each channel. This parameter indicates the
Description
maximum traffic supported by each channel. The traffic unit is 100 bps.
Managed Object
BSC
10..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100 bps
Default Value
214
Default Value
The default value is set according to the maximum theoretical rate of
single GPRS channel.


transmission.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
[BSC]BVCFlowCtrl
[BSC]MSFlowCtrl
[BSC]PFCFlowCtrl
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.13.6 BVC flow control R MIN value (BVCFlowCtrlRMin)

Full Name
BVC flow control R MIN value
Abbreviation
BVCFlowCtrlRMin
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference

This parameter indicates the minimum value of leak rate (R), one of the
BVC flow control parameters reported to the SGSN. That is, the value of
reported parameter R must be equal to or larger than the value of this
parameter to prevent too slow transmission of SGSN downlink data due
Description
to too small leak rate. The unit of this parameter is 100 bps.
Managed Object
BSC
10..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 bps
Default Value
80
Default Value
The default value is set according to the minimum theoretical rate of


transmission.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[BSC]BVCFlowCtrl
[BSC]MSFlowCtrl
[BSC]PFCFlowCtrl
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
2.13.7 MS flow control R MIN value (MSFlowCtrlRMin)

Full Name
MS flow control R MIN value
Abbreviation
MSFlowCtrlRMin
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference

This parameter indicates the minimum value of leak rate (R), one of the
MS flow control parameters reported to the SGSN. That is, the value of
reported parameter R must be equal to or larger than the value of this
parameter to prevent too slow transmission of SGSN downlink data due
Description
to too small leak rate. The unit of this parameter is 100 bps.
Managed Object
BSC
10..300
Step: 1
Unit
100 bps
Default Value
80
Default Value
The default value is set according to the minimum theoretical rate of


transmission.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[BSC]BVCFlowCtrl
[BSC]MSFlowCtrl
[BSC]PFCFlowCtrl
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.13.8 Support of PFC flow control procedures (PFCFlowCtrl)

Full Name
Support of PFC flow control procedures
Abbreviation
PFCFlowCtrl
3GPP Name
PFC-FC
3GPP Reference

The PFC flow control is performed on the downlink at the Gb interface
prevents a PFC in the BSS from discarding some LLC data due to the
timeout of the too busy packet channel (that is, too many LLC frames
are cached), and prevents the discard of new downlink LLC data due to
limited memory resources (that is, the cached LLC frames overflow).
The BSSGP process at the BSS side performs a periodic statistics on
the current leak rate of the MS. If the timer used for statistics times out, a
Description
PFC Flow Control process is initiated without condition.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is set according to the function support status in the
CN and the PFC function support status.

To enable or disable the PFC flow control function, adjust the status
of this switch in consideration of the adjustment at the CN side at the
same time.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.13.9 Coefficient of BVC bucket size (Info_2_0)

Full Name
Coefficient of BVC bucket size
Abbreviation
Info_2_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a coefficient used to calculate the size of the BVC leak
bucket. By changing the parameter value, that is, changing the size of
BVC leak bucket, the flow control offset can be adjusted.
Description
This parameter is supported in V6.20.21 and later versions.
Managed Object
BSC
10..20000
Unit
None
Default Value
3000
Default Value
The default value is set according to the default flow control period.
Set this parameter according to the flow control in the CN. If the default

parameter value impacts the transmission of downlink data, adjust the

parameter value according to the actual situation in the CN. If the bucket
size is too large, decrease the parameter value. If the bucket size is too
small, increase the parameter value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]BVCFlowCtrl
[BSC]MSFlowCtrl
[BSC]PFCFlowCtrl
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Relationship
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.13.10 Coefficient of MS bucket (Info_2_16)

Full Name
Coefficient of MS bucket
Abbreviation
Info_2_16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a coefficient used to calculate the size of the MS leak
bucket. By changing the parameter value, that is, changing the size of
MS leak bucket, the flow control offset can be adjusted.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
10..20000
Unit
None
Default Value
300
Default Value
The default value is set according to the default flow control period.
Set this parameter according to the flow control in the CN. If the default

parameter value impacts the transmission of downlink data, adjust the

parameter value according to the actual situation in the CN. If the bucket
size is too large, decrease the parameter value. If the bucket size is too
small, increase the parameter value.
Change Mode
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None
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Related Parameters
[BSC]BVCFlowCtrl
[BSC]MSFlowCtrl
[BSC]PFCFlowCtrl
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.13.11 CBL in BVC/MS flow control (Info_1_9)

Full Name
CBL in BVC/MS flow control
Abbreviation
Info_1_9
3GPP Name
CBL
3GPP Reference

This parameter indicates whether Current Bucket Level (CBL) is reported
through a BVC/MS flow control message.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is set according to the support status of the CN. If the
CN supports the report of CBL, enable this function to report the CBL
to the SGSN through a flow control message.
Set this parameter depending on whether the CN supports the report of
CBL during the flow control.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]BVCFlowCtrl
[BSC]MSFlowCtrl
[BSC]PFCFlowCtrl
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.14 FUC Flow Control Map Parameters

2.14.1 Flow control reason (ChlReqRejBmp)
Full Name
Flow control reason
Abbreviation
ChlReqRejBmp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the FUC flow control level.
When the FUC flow control level is 0, the relevant parameters cannot
Description
be modified.
Managed Object
BSC
Level: 0..10
Unit
None
Default Value
0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 25, 25, 50, 75, 75, 75
Default Value
Set the FUC flow control level in consideration of the flow control type.
Adjust the flow control policy by setting the percentages of different flow
control levels based on the importance of different flow control reasons.
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.14.2 Emergency Call

Full Name
Emergency Call
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the percentage of the emergency calls
corresponding to an FUC flow control level.
Description
The value corresponding to level 0 cannot be modified.
Managed Object
BSC
Level: 0..10; value range: 0..100; step: 1
Unit
Default Value
[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
Default Value
For this service type, emergency calls have the highest priority. Flow
control is not recommended whenever possible.

value is recommended. When you set the parameter, you should set the
values of the 11 levels (level 0 to level 10) in ascending order. By doing

so, you can decide how fast this service type is put under flow control.
In the same level of all service types, you can know the proportion of
flow control for this service type as compared with that for other service
types. In each level, the higher the value is, the higher the proportion of
the service will be under flow control.
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ZGB-03-05-017 MS Flow Control
Related Parameters
[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the switch CPUFucFlc is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map->Emergency Call
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.14.3 Call Rebuilt

Full Name
Call Rebuilt
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the percentage of the re-established calls
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
Default Value
[0, 50, 75, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100]
Default Value
For this service type, re-established calls have a relatively lower priority.
You can start flow control as early as possible.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map->Call Rebuilt
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.14.4 Call Response

Full Name
Call Response
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the percentage of the call responses
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
Default Value
[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 25, 50, 50, 75, 75, 75]
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For this service type, call responses generally must be ensured to

Default Value
succeed. However, if this service type is set to a high flow control level,
it should be under flow control. The service type has a relatively higher
priority, so you should put it under flow control as late as possible.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map->Call Response
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.14.5 Calling
Full Name
Calling
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the percentage of the calling services
Description
Managed Object
BSC
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Unit
Default Value
[0, 0, 0, 0, 25, 25, 40, 78, 100, 100, 100]

Similar to call responses, calling services generally must be ensured to
Default Value
succeed. However, if this service type is set to a high flow control level,
it should be under flow control. The service type has a relatively higher
priority, so you should put it under flow control as late as possible.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map->Calling
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.14.6 Location Update

Full Name
Location Update
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the percentage of the location updates

Description
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
Default Value
[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 25, 25, 50, 75]
Default Value
For this service type, location update failures have the biggest effect on
the network. Therefore, location updates should have higher priority
than calling or called services and should be put under flow control later.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map->Location Update
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.14.7 GPRS Access

Full Name
GPRS Access
Abbreviation
None
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None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the percentage of the GPRS accesses
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
Default Value
[0, 0, 0, 20, 46, 73, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100]
Default Value
For this service type, location update failures have relatively smaller
effect on the network. Therefore, you can put this type of services under
flow control earlier.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map->GPRS Access
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.14.8 Restore
Full Name
Restore
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the percentage of the reserved services
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
Default Value
[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
Default Value
There are only a small number of reserved services in the current

network, so the proportion of flow control for these services is not set by
default. You can modify the value as needed.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map->Restore
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
2.14.9 Flow Control Map Slim Adjust

Full Name
Flow Control Map Slim Adjust
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates a channel request rejection bitmap established
by the FUC. The bitmap is used to determine whether to reject an
access after flow control is started.
Each bit in the bitmap indicates whether to admit the access to a channel
for this reason. The value "1" means rejection and the value "0" means
Description
permission.
Managed Object
BSC
None
Unit
Digit
Default Value
None
Default Value
No default value is required. The only requirement is that the value you
set is in correct proportion to the entire rejection bitmap.
The bitmap is generated according to the proportions you set. No
adjustment is required.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->FUC Flow Control Map->Flow Control Map

Slim Adjust
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
2.15 EDGE Parameters

2.15.1 PFC support (PFCSupport)
Full Name
PFC support
Abbreviation
PFCSupport
3GPP Name
PFC
3GPP Reference

This parameter is broadcasted in GPRS Cell Options through SI13, PSI1
and PSI13 messages.
QoS in UMTS is introduced in the EGPRS system with bandwidth
characteristic. The negotiated QoS configuration can be transferred to
the BSS via Gb interface. The BSS can use the Packet Flow Context
(PFC) function to maintain the QoS subscription information, including
three signalling processes: QoS acquisition, QoS modification, and QoS
deletion.
The network informs the MS whether it supports the PFC process
through PFC_FEATURE_MODE in system information. If the network
supports the PFC process, the MS sends PFI through the PACKET
RESOURCE REQUEST message during uplink TBF establishment.
Then the BSS can determine the QoS required by the MS based on
Description
the received PFI.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of the network service type
and the CN.
To enable or disable the PFC function, adjust the status of this switch in
consideration of the adjustment at the CN side at the same time.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->EDGE Property
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.2 R99 Ind (R99Ind)

Full Name
R99 Ind
Abbreviation
R99Ind
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
TS23.060: "Service description"

This parameter indicates R99.
The BSS determines whether to en-
code/decode information fields added after R99 according to this

parameter. Refer to the description of SI13 IN ts 44.018 for the encoding
Description
details.
Managed Object
BSC
R99, Not R99
Unit
None
Default Value
R99
Default Value
The CN and the MS are required to be of releases later than R99.

The CN and the MS are required to be of releases later than R99.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.3 Support of enhanced radio status procedures (EnRadioStu)

Full Name
Support of enhanced radio status procedures
Abbreviation
EnRadioStu
3GPP Name
Enhanced Radio Status feature
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.018 V8.6.0

This parameter indicates whether to support the negotiation of enhanced
Radio Status between the BSS and the SGSN. When the negotiation is
supported, at the BSS side:
1, the BSS sends a Radio Status message with the cause value of 0x03
when it is going to command the MS to perform a cell reselection in the
case that the transfer of internal LLC frames is not supported.
2, the BSS sends a Radio Status message with the cause value of 0x04
when it detects the failure of cell reselection command.
At the SGSN side:
1, Upon receiving the Radio Status message with the cause value of
0x03, the SGSN will:
a) resume downlink data to the target cell after the MS is updated in
the target cell.
b) or perform a process corresponding to the indicated cause after
receiving the Radio Status message with another cause value.
2, the SGSN resumes the transfer of downlink LLC frames which used
to be suspended after receiving a Radio Status message with the cause
Description
value of 0x04.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
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Default Value
No
Default Value

When the negotiation of enhanced Radio Status with the SGSN is

enabled, downlink data can be suspended and resumed in time before

and after a cell reselection, which improves the network quality. It is
recommended to enable the negotiation function at the BSC side after
this function is enabled at the SGSN side.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]GBMsgSndInd_0
[BSC]GBMsgSndInd_1
Relationship
This functional switch is valid only when the RadioStatus send switch in
GBMsgSndInd is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.4 RS (RS)
Full Name
RS
Abbreviation
RS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is the weight of uplink throughput at Gb interface. It is used

for dynamic Abis adjustment. During dynamic Abis resource allocation,
the resources are allocated by the quota that is the weight sum of several
items, including uplink throughput at Gb interface, downlink throughput at
Gb interface, the number of EGPRS MS access attempts, the number of
high bandwidth requests, the maximum bandwidth usage, GPRS carrier
rate, and EDGE carrier rate. All items are granted with a weight depending
on their importance. All the weights, RS, RR, RA, RM, RB, RG, and RE,
Description
fulfills the relation of RS+RR+RA+RM+RB+RG+RE=100.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
12
Default Value
Set this parameter according to the common traffic model, such as uplink
and downlink traffic, and the number of requests.

Generally, a sum of traffic weights (RS+RR+RA+RM+RB) lower than
50% is recommended. When the number of TBF link setup failures

caused by Abis channel congestion is not great, use the default value.
When the number of TBF link setup failures caused by Abis channel
congestion is great, you can appropriately decrease the parameter value
after making sure that enough Abis resources are available.
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ZGO-03-03-001 Full Abis Dynamic Allocation
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.15.5 RR (RR)
Full Name
RR
Abbreviation
RR
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is the weight of downlink throughput at Gb interface. It is
used for dynamic Abis adjustment. During dynamic Abis resource allocation, the resources are allocated by the quota that is the weight sum of several items, including uplink throughput at Gb interface, downlink throughput at Gb interface, the number of EGPRS MS access attempts, the number of high bandwidth requests, the maximum bandwidth usage, GPRS
carrier rate, and EDGE carrier rate. All items are granted with a weight
depending on their importance. All the weights, RS, RR, RA, RM, RB,
Description
RG, and RE, fulfills the relation of RS+RR+RA+RM+RB+RG+RE=100.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
12
Default Value


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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.6 RA (RA)
Full Name
RA
Abbreviation
RA
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of the number of EGPRS MS access
attempts.
It is used for dynamic Abis adjustment.
During dynamic
Abis resource allocation, the resources are allocated by the quota that
is the weight sum of several items, including uplink throughput at Gb
interface, downlink throughput at Gb interface, the number of EGPRS
MS access attempts, the number of high bandwidth requests, the
maximum bandwidth usage, GPRS carrier rate, and EDGE carrier rate.
All items are granted with a weight depending on their importance. All
the weights, RS, RR, RA, RM, RB, RG, and RE, fulfills the relation of
Description
RS+RR+RA+RM+RB+RG+RE=100.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value

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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.7 RM (RM)
Full Name
RM
Abbreviation
RM
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of the number of high bandwidth
requests.
It is used for dynamic Abis adjustment.
During dynamic
Abis resource allocation, the resources are allocated by the quota that
is the weight sum of several items, including uplink throughput at Gb
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
14
Default Value
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Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.8 RB (RB)
Full Name
RB
Abbreviation
RB
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of the amount of highest bandwidth. It is used for dynamic Abis adjustment. During dynamic Abis
resource allocation, the resources are allocated by the quota that is
the weight sum of several items, including uplink throughput at Gb
Description
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Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value

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Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.9 RG (RG)
Full Name
RG
Abbreviation
RG
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the weight of GPRS carrier rate. It is used for
dynamic Abis adjustment. During dynamic Abis resource allocation, the
resources are allocated by the quota that is the weight sum of several
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
15
Default Value

Generally, a sum of carrier weights (RG+GE) lower than 50% is
recommended. The default value is recommended when the number of

TBF link setup failures caused by Abis channel congestion is not great.
congestion is great, you can appropriately increase the parameter value
according to the actual number of configured GPRS carriers after making
sure that enough Abis resources are available.
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Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.15.10 RE (RE)
Full Name
RE
Abbreviation
RE
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of EDGE carrier rate. It is used for
dynamic Abis adjustment. During dynamic Abis resource allocation, the
resources are allocated by the quota that is the weight sum of several
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
35
Default Value

Generally, a sum of carrier weights (RG+GE) lower than 50% is
recommended. The default value is recommended when the number of

TBF link setup failures caused by Abis channel congestion is not great.
congestion is great, you can appropriately increase the parameter value
according to the actual number of configured EDGE carriers after making
sure that enough Abis resources are available.
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Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.11 ABIS resource dynamic manage (Info_1_8)

Full Name
ABIS resource dynamic manage
Abbreviation
Info_1_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow dynamic Abis resource
management.
If yes, Abis resources will be allocated to PS services according to the set
quota when being requested. In this case, each cell sharing the resource
pool will be allocated with a quota and the quotas add up to 100. The
quota is calculated according to several statistics, each of which is given
an importance-based weight. Such weights include RS, RR, RA, RM,
RB, RG, and RE. Such statistics include number of cell carriers, number
of packet accesses, uplink and downlink traffic of packet transmission,
and number of EGPRS MS requests. If these statistics change, the
quota will be re-calculated every five seconds and the database will
Description
allocate Abis timeslots to all cells for PS services according to the quota.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
This parameter is a special functional switch. Enabling this switch will
allow inter-cell dynamic adjustments of Abis resources in the resource
Default Value
pool according to the current PS services and allocated PD channels, so

that the Abis resources can be allocated among the cells in an optimal
way.
If the switch is disabled, the Abis resources will be allocated with the
principle of "first come, first served" until they are all occupied.
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If the Abis resources in a cell are enough to support the peak PS traffic
in the cell, it is recommended to disable this switch to ensure that the
Abis resources can be requested as many as possible for PS services

every time.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.12 FANR in uplink TBF support (Info_4_0)

Full Name
FANR in uplink TBF support
Abbreviation
Info_4_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the uplink Fast Ack/Nack Reporting
(FANR) function is supported. If the network and the MS support the
function at the same time, the MS can carry the receiving information
of downlink radio blocks in uplink radio blocks. In this way, the network
can get the receiving situation of downlink radio blocks more quickly and
then speed up the retransmission of downlink radio blocks that were not
Description
correctly received. FANR is a function provided in EDGE evolution.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
This function is not in commercial use in this version. The default value
is recommended.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]INFO1_4_0
Relationship
The parameter INFO1_4_0 is valid only when this switch is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.13 FANR in downlink TBF support (Info_4_1)

Full Name
FANR in downlink TBF support
Abbreviation
Info_4_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the downlink Fast Ack/Nack Reporting
(FANR) function is supported. If the network and the MS support the function at the same time, the MS can carry the receiving information of uplink
radio blocks in downlink radio blocks. In this way, the network can get the
receiving situation of uplink radio blocks more quickly and then speed up
the retransmission of uplink radio blocks that were not correctly received.
Description
FANR is a function provided in EDGE evolution.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0
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Default Value
is recommended.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]INFO1_4_1
Relationship
The parameter INFO1_4_1 is valid only when this switch is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.14 DLDC support (Info_4_2)

Full Name
DLDC support
Abbreviation
Info_4_2
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the downlink dual-carrier function is
supported.
The downlink dual carrier function enables a terminal to receive the
carriers of two GERANs with different frequencies (or different MAIO
values in the case of frequency hopping). This function, allowing the
allocation of multiple timeslots to multiple carriers, can be regarded as
a natural extension of multi-slot technology. The downlink dual carrier
Description
function is a function provided in EDGE evolution.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
is recommended.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.15 RTTI support (Info_4_3)

Full Name
RTTI support
Abbreviation
Info_4_3
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates that the Reduced Transmission Time Interval
(RTTI) function is supported.
RTTI is relative to BTTI. Basic Transmission Time Interval (BTTI) allows
a radio block to be transmitted in four consecutive bursts on a channel,
that is, a radio block is transmitted in 20ms. RTTI allows a radio block
to be transmitted in two consecutive bursts on each of two channels
(PDCH-pair), that is, a radio block is transmitted in 10ms. RTTI is a
Description
function provided in EDGE evolution.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No; 1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
is recommended.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.16 EGPRS2-A support (Info_4_4)

Full Name
EGPRS2-A support
Abbreviation
Info_4_4
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether EGPRS2-A is supported.
EGPRS2-A is the implementation of EGPRS2 in phase two. In this
phase, 16QAM, 32QAM, and Turbo code are used, QPSK and 1.2 times
the symbol rate are not used, and two new modulation coding modes,
DAS and UAS, are introduced. EGPRS2-A is a function provided in
Description
EDGE evolution.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
is recommended.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_0
[Cell]InitAttachExch_2
Relationship
The parameter EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_0 is valid only when this switch

is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.17 EGPRS prior to GPRS Support (Info_4_6)

Full Name
EGPRS prior to GPRS Support
Abbreviation
Info_4_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether EGPRS is prior to GPRS. If this
function is enabled, that is, EGPRS is prior to GPRS, the number
of blocks allocated to EGPRS and GPRS services will be adjusted
according to the weight of EGPRS when EGPRS and GPRS services
share the same channel.
Description
This parameter is supported in V6.20.614b and later versions.
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Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

If this switch is enabled, the number of blocks allocated to EGPRS and
GPRS services is adjusted according to the weight of EGPRS when
EGPRS and GPRS services share the same channel. Enable or disable
this switch depending on the requirement on site.
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None
Related Parameters
None
If this function is supported, the number of blocks allocated to EGPRS
Relationship
and GPRS services is adjusted according to the weight of EGPRS when

EGPRS and GPRS services share the same channel.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.15.18 Allocating weights of EGPRS (Info_4_7)

Full Name
Allocating weights of EGPRS
Abbreviation
Info_4_7
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the weight for allocating blocks to EGPRS

services. When EGPRS is prior to GPRS, the BSC determines the
number of blocks allocated to EGPRS according to this weight.
When the parameter value is 0, no block will be allocated to EGPRS
services. When the parameter value is 100, no block will be allocated
Description
to GPRS services.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
60
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of the rate of EGPRS and
GPRS in the BSC.

If a channel is shared by EDGE and GPRS users, increasing the

parameter value results in more radio blocks allocated to EDGE users

and higher rate. Similarly, decreasing the parameter value results in less
radio blocks allocated to EDGE users and lower rate. This parameter is
effective on both dynamic and static data services.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]Info_4_6
[BSC]Info1_7_5
[BSC]Info1_7_6
This parameter is only valid when Info_4_6 is enabled. When Info_4_6
Relationship
and Info1_7_5 are enabled at the same time, Info1_7_6 takes effect
prior to this parameter.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.16 eMLPP Set Parameters

2.16.1 Strategy for preemption when assign (AssPreemptstrategy)
Full Name
Strategy for preemption when assign
Abbreviation
AssPreemptstrategy
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the preemption strategy in assignments when
there are no available channels. Its value corresponds to 15 levels of
priority (1 to 15), which are defined by the parameter Priority in the assign-
Description
ment command message or handover request message from the CN.
Managed Object
BSC
For the 15 levels of priority, the value range is Only forced handover, First
forced handover, if fail, forced release, and First forced release.
Unit
None
Default Value
Only forced handover
Default Value
Relatively, forced handovers have less effect on low-priority users.

Setting this parameter to "Only forced handover" has the least effect on
low-priority users. In this case, however, high-priority users are less
likely to access channels. If you set the parameter to "First forced

handover, if fail, forced release", high-priority users are more likely

to access channels, but will spend more time in accessing a channel
when a forced handover fails. If you set the parameter to "First forced
release", forced releases will be carried out if possible. In this case,
high-priority users are more likely to preempt channels, but low-priority
users will be affected more.
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None
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2.16.2 Strategy for preemption when handover (HoPreemptstrategy)

Full Name
Strategy for preemption when handover
Abbreviation
HoPreemptstrategy
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the preemption strategy in handovers when there
are no available channels. Its value corresponds to 15 levels of priority
(1 to 15), which are defined by the parameter Priority in the assignment
Description
command message or handover request message from the CN.
Managed Object
BSC
For the 15 levels of priority, the value range is Only forced handover, First
forced handover, if fail, forced release, and First forced release.
Unit
None
Default Value
Only forced handover
Default Value
Relatively, forced handovers have less effect on low-priority users.

Setting this parameter to "Only forced handover" has the least effect on
low-priority users. In this case, however, high-priority users are less
likely to access channels. If you set the parameter to "First forced

handover, if fail, forced release", high-priority users are more likely

to access channels, but will spend more time in accessing a channel
when a forced handover fails. If you set the parameter to "First forced
release", forced releases will be carried out if possible. In this case,
high-priority users are more likely to preempt channels, but low-priority
users will be affected more.
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None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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None
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None
2.16.3 Max forced handover times when assign (AssForcedHoTry)

Full Name
Max forced handover times when assign
Abbreviation
AssForcedHoTry
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the maximum number of attempted forced
handovers when there are no available channels in the cell during an
assignment. After a forced handover is started, if one of the following
three events happens and the maximum number is not reached, more
forced handovers can be attempted:
(1) The user whose services are handed over forcedly fails to request
for channels in its adjacent cells.
(2) The forced handover fails.
(3) The user whose services are handed over forcedly fails to release
Description
the channel in ForceHoWait.
Managed Object
BSC
Priority: 1..15; Value range: 1.0.5
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Setting the default value to 1 increases the success rate of forced
handovers and affects fewer users.
For high-priority users, more forced handovers can be attempted if you
have not enabled the forced release function.
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None
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None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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2.16.4 Max forced handover times when handover (HoForcedHoTry)

Full Name
Max forced handover times when handover
Abbreviation
HoForcedHoTry
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the maximum number of attempted forced
releases when there are no available channels in the cell during a
handover. After a forced handover is started, if one of the following three
events happens and the maximum number is not reached, more forced
handovers can be attempted:
(1) The user whose services are handed over forcedly fails to request
for channels in its adjacent cells.
(2) The forced handover fails.
(3) The user whose services are handed over forcedly fails to release
Description
the channel in ForceHoWait.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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For high-priority users, more forced handovers can be attempted if you
have not enabled the forced release function.
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None
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None
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NO
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None
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None
2.16.5 Max forced release times when assign (AssForcedRelTry)

Full Name
Max forced release times when assign
Abbreviation
AssForcedRelTry
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the maximum number of attempted forced releases when there are no available channels in the cell during an assignment. After a forced release is started, if the user fails to release the
channel in ForceRelWait and the maximum number is not reached, more
Description
forced releases can be attempted.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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For high-priority users, more attempted forced releases can be set.
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None
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NO
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2.16.6 Max forced release times when handover (HoForcedRelTry)

Full Name
Max forced release times when handover
Abbreviation
HoForcedRelTry
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the maximum number of attempted forced releases when there are no available channels in the cell during a handover.
After a forced release is started, if the user fails to release the channel in
ForceRelWait and the maximum number is not reached, more forced re-
Description
leases can be attempted.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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For high-priority users, more attempted forced releases can be set.
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None
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NO
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None
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2.16.7 Preemption duration when assign (AssPreempTimer)

Full Name
Preemption duration when assign
Abbreviation
AssPreempTimer
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the time period in which preemptions (forced
handovers or releases) can be initiated when there are no available
channels in the cell during an assignment. If the duration expires,
services must queue (The queuing period includes the preemption time)
and no more forced handovers or releases will be initiated.
Start: The assignment triggers a preemption, that is, attempted forced
handovers or releases begin.
Stop: A channel is accessed.
Description
At expiry: Forced handovers or releases will not be attempted any more.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
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Default Value
40
Default Value
Four seconds are enough for attempting multiple preemptions.
For high-priority users, a higher value can be set to make it easier to
access channels through preemption.
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[BSC]RmsT11
[BSC]AssPreempTimer
At the same priority, RmsT11 must be higher than AssPreempTimer.
Relationship
At the same priority, AssForceRelTimer must be lower than

AssPreempTimer.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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None
2.16.8 Preemption duration when handover (HoPreempTimer)

Full Name
Preemption duration when handover
Abbreviation
HoPreempTimer
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the time period in which preemptions (forced
handovers or releases) can be initiated when there are no available
channels in the cell during a handover. If the duration expires, services
must queue (The queuing period includes the preemption time) and no
more forced handovers or releases will be initiated.
Start: The handover triggers a preemption, that is, attempted forced
handovers or releases begin.
Description
At expiry: Forced handovers or releases will not be attempted any more.

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Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value
Three seconds are enough for attempting multiple preemptions.
For high-priority users, a higher value can be set to make it easier to
access channels through preemption.
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[BSC]RmsTqho
[BSC]HoForceRelTimer
At the same priority, RmsTqho must be higher than HoPreempTimer.
Relationship
At the same priority, HoForceRelTimer must be lower than

HoPreempTimer.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.16.9 Timer for start forced release when assign

(AssForceRelTimer)
Full Name
Timer for start forced release when assign
Abbreviation
AssForceRelTimer
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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If there are no available channels in the cell during an assignment and

both forced handover and forced release are allowed, forced handovers
will be attempted first. If no channel is accessed, no more forced
handovers will be done after the timer expires. Instead, forced releases
will be attempted. This parameter decides when to attempt such forced
releases.
Start: A forced handover is initiated during the assignment.
Description
At expiry: Forced releases will be attempted.
Managed Object
BSC
Priority: 1..15; Value range: 20..125
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
30
Default Value
The default value includes the time required to access a channel through
forced release.
For high-priority users, you can set this parameter to a lower value for
earlier forced releases if you have enabled the forced release function.
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[BSC]AssPreempTimer
Relationship
At the same priority, AssForceRelTimer must be lower than

AssPreempTimer.
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.16.10 Timer for start forced release when handover

(HoForceRelTimer)
Full Name
Timer for start forced release when handover
Abbreviation
HoForceRelTimer
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
If there are no available channels in the cell during a handover and both
forced handover and forced release are allowed, forced handovers
will be attempted first. If no channel is accessed, no more forced
handovers will be done after the timer expires. Instead, forced releases
will be attempted. This parameter decides when to attempt such forced
releases.
Start: A forced handover is initiated.
Description
At expiry: Forced releases will be attempted.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
25
Default Value
The default value includes the time required to access a channel through
forced release.
For high-priority users, you can set this parameter to a lower value for
earlier forced releases if you have enabled the forced release function.
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[BSC]HoPreempTimer
Relationship
At the same priority, HoForceRelTimer must be lower than

HoPreempTimer.
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.16.11 Interval for search forced handover target when assign

(AssForceHoInterval)
Full Name
Interval for search forced handover target when assign
Abbreviation
AssForceHoInterval
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the waiting time before the next target search if
the forced handover target cannot be found and there are no available
channels in the cell during an assignment.
Start: No target is found after a forced handover is initiated during the
assignment.
Stop: Forced releases are attempted after the timer expires.
Description
At expiry: Another search for the forced handover target will be done.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
Default Value
The default value makes it possible to access channels through multiple
attempted forced handovers with a reasonable frequency.

For high-priority users, a shorter interval can be set.
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2.16.12 Interval for search forced handover target when handover

(HoForceHoInterval)
Full Name
Interval for search forced handover target when handover
Abbreviation
HoForceHoInterval
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the waiting time before the next target search if
the forced handover target cannot be found and there are no available
channels in the cell during a handover.
Start: No target is found after a forced handover is initiated.
Stop: Forced releases are attempted after the timer expires.
Description
At expiry: Another search for the forced handover target will be done.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
Default Value
attempted forced handovers with a reasonable frequency.

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None
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0
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NO
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None
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None
2.16.13 Interval for search forced release target when assign

(AssForceRelInterval)
Full Name
Interval for search forced release target when assign
Abbreviation
AssForceRelInterval
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the waiting time before the next target search
if the forced release target cannot be found and there are no available
channels in the cell during an assignment.
Start: No target is found after a forced release is initiated during the
assignment.
Stop: The timer for preemption expires.
Description
At expiry: Another search for the forced release target will be done.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
Default Value
attempted forced releases with a reasonable frequency.

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2.16.14 Interval for search forced release target when handover

(HoForceRelInterval)
Full Name
Interval for search forced release target when handover
Abbreviation
HoForceRelInterval
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the waiting time before the next target search
if the forced release target cannot be found and there are no available
channels in the cell during a handover.
Start: No target is found after a forced release is initiated during the
handover.
Stop: The timer for preemption expires.
Description
At expiry: Another search for the forced release target will be done.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
Default Value
attempted forced releases with a reasonable frequency.

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None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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None
2.16.15 Queue timer for assign (RmsT11)

Full Name
Queue timer for assign
Abbreviation
RmsT11
3GPP Name
T11
3GPP Reference
48.008
This parameter decides the maximum time to wait in queue for resources
when there are no available channels in the cell during an assignment. If
no resource is obtained during the time period, the assignment fails.
Start: No channel is available for the assignment and the assignment
queues.
At expiry: The channel allocation will fail and an assignment failure
Description
message will be sent to the MSC.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
60
Default Value
The default value ensures that there is enough time for channel releases
and it will not be long before a channel allocation.

You can set this parameter to a reasonably higher value.
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[BSC]AssPreempTimer
Relationship
At the same priority, RmsT11 must be higher than AssPreempTimer.
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Yes
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2.16.16 Queue timer for handover (RmsTqho)

Full Name
Queue timer for handover
Abbreviation
RmsTqho
3GPP Name
Tqho
3GPP Reference
48.008
This parameter decides the maximum time to wait in queue for resources
when there are no available channels in the cell during a handover. If no
resource is obtained during the time period, the handover fails.
Start: No channel is available for the handover and the handover queues.
Description
At expiry: The channel allocation and handover attempt will fail.
Managed Object
BSC
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
50
Default Value
The default value ensures that there is enough time for channel releases
and it will not be long before a channel allocation.
The handover queuing time should not be too long because subsequent
measurement reports can trigger new handover attempts.
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[BSC]HoPreempTimer
Relationship
At the same priority, RmsTqho must be higher than HoPreempTimer.
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Yes
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None
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None
2.16.17 Queue indicate when assign (QueueIndAss)

Full Name
Queue indicate when assign
Abbreviation
QueueIndAss
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow queuing during an assignment
or carry out the assignment according to the cell settings when there are
Description
no available channels in the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
Queue allowed when assign; Queue forbidden when assign; According
to the cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Queue forbidden when assign
Default Value
Generally, you do not have to enable the assignment queuing function
when there are enough network resources.
When the traffic is high, enabling this function can relieve channel
congestions but will increase the queuing time.
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[BSC]PreemptionIndAss
[BSC]ForcedHolndAss
[Cell]QueueInd_0
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When either PreemptionIndAss or ForcedHolndAss is set to "allowed",

QueueIndAss must be set to "allowed".
Relationship
When either PreemptionIndAss or ForcedHolndAss is set to "According

to the cell", QueueIndAss must be set to "allowed" or "According to the
cell".
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None
2.16.18 Queue allowed when handover (QueueIndHo)

Full Name
Queue allowed when handover
Abbreviation
QueueIndHo
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow queuing during a handover or
carry out the handover according to the cell settings when there are no
Description
available channels in the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
cording to the cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Queue forbidden when handover
Default Value
There are many target cells for handovers and the time interval between
handover attempts is short.
Queue allowed when handover, Queue forbidden when handover, Ac-

Enabling this function can relieve channel congestions in busy hours.
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[BSC]PreemptionIndHo
[BSC]ForcedHolndHo
[Cell]QueueInd_1
When either PreemptionIndHo or ForcedHolndHo is set to "allowed",
Relationship
QueueIndHo must be set to "allowed".

When either PreemptionIndHo or ForcedHolndHo is set to "allowed",
QueueIndHo must be set to "allowed" or "According to the cell".
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Yes
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None
2.16.19 Forced release indicate when assign (PreemptionIndAss)

Full Name
Forced release indicate when assign
Abbreviation
PreemptionIndAss
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow forced releases during an assignment or carry out the assignment according to the cell settings when
Description
there are no available channels in the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
Forced release allowed when assign, Forced release forbidden when as-
sign, According to the cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Forced release forbidden when assign
Default Value
Forced releases have more effect on low-priority users. By default, the
forced release function is disabled. You can enable it if necessary.
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If you want high-priority users to access channels first during

assignments, you should enable the forced release function. If the
forced release function will be used by AssPreemptstrategy during the

assignment, you should enable this switch.
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[BSC]QueueIndAss
[Cell]PreemptionInd_0
When PreemptionIndAss is set to "allowed", QueueIndAss must be set
Relationship
to "allowed".
When PreemptionIndAss is set to "According to the cell", QueueIndAss
must be set to "allowed" or "According to the cell".
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None
2.16.20 Forced release allowed when handover (PreemptionIndHo)

Full Name
Forced release allowed when handover
Abbreviation
PreemptionIndHo
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow forced releases during a handover or carry out the handover according to the cell settings when there
Description
are no available channels in the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
Forced release allowed when handover, Forced release forbidden when
handover, According to the cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Forced release forbidden when handover

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Default Value
Forced releases have more effect on low-priority users. By default, the
forced release function is disabled. You can enable it if necessary.

If you want high-priority users to access channels first during handovers,

you should enable the forced release function. If the forced release
function will be used by HoPreemptstrategy during the handover, you
should enable this switch.
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[BSC]QueueIndHo
Relationship
When PreemptionIndHo is set to "According to the cell", QueueIndHo

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2.16.21 Forced handover indication for assign (ForcedHolndAss)

Full Name
Forced handover indication for assign
Abbreviation
ForcedHolndAss
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow forced handovers during an assignment or carry out the assignment according to the cell settings when
Description
there are no available channels in the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
Forced handover allowed when assign, Forced handover forbidden when
assign, According to the cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Forced handover forbidden when assign

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Default Value

If you want high-priority users to access channels through forced
handover during assignments, you should enable this switch. If the
forced handover function will be used by AssPreemptstrategy during the

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[BSC]QueueIndAss
[Cell]ForcedHoInd_0
Relationship
When ForcedHolndAss is set to "According to the cell", QueueIndAss

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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.16.22 Forced handover indication for handover (ForcedHolndHo)

Full Name
Forced handover indication for handover
Abbreviation
ForcedHolndHo
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow forced handovers during a handover or carry out the handover according to the cell settings when there
Description
are no available channels in the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
Forced handover allowed when handover, Forced handover forbidden
when handover, According to the cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Forced handover forbidden when handover

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Default Value

forced handover function will be used by HoPreemptstrategy during the

handover, you should enable this switch.
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[BSC]QueueIndHo
[Cell]ForcedHoInd_1
Relationship
When ForcedHolndHo is set to "According to the cell", QueueIndHo

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Impact on service
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Yes
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Version
None
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Detail
None
2.16.23 Wait resource timer after forced release (ForceRelWait)

Full Name
Wait resource timer after forced release
Abbreviation
ForceRelWait
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter decides the time to wait for resources after a forced
release. If a resource is obtained within this period, no more forced
releases will be initiated and the assignment will stop queuing. If not,
more forced releases will be initiated or the assignment will still queue
for resources, depending on parameter settings. The parameter should
be set according to the time required for a complete forced release.
Start: A forced release is initiated and the assignment waits for channel
releases.
Stop: The user that initiates the forced release accesses a channel.
At expiry: More forced releases will be initiated or the assignment will
Description
still queue for resources, depending on parameter settings.
Managed Object
BSC
10..40
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
25
Default Value
The default value is larger than the time required for a complete channel
release.
This parameter should be set according to the time required for a
complete channel release.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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2.16.24 Wait resource timer after forced handover (ForceHoWait,

100ms)
Full Name
Wait resource timer after forced handover (ForceHoWait, 100ms)
Abbreviation
ForceHoWait
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the time to wait for resources after a forced
handover. If a resource is obtained within this period, no more forced
handovers or releases will be initiated and the assignment will stop
queuing. If not, more forced handovers or releases will be initiated or
the assignment will still queue for resources, depending on parameter
settings. The parameter should be set according to the time required
for a complete handover.
Start: A forced handover is initiated and the assignment waits for
channel releases.
Stop: The user that initiates the forced release accesses a channel.
At expiry: More forced handovers or releases will be initiated or the
assignment will still queue for resources, depending on parameter
Description
settings.
Managed Object
BSC
10..40
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
25
Default Value
The default value is larger than the time required for a complete
handover.
This parameter should be set according to the time required for a
complete handover and channel release.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
2.16.25 Enough low priority for preemption (LowestPriority)

Full Name
Enough low priority for preemption
Abbreviation
LowestPriority
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
During searches for the targets of forced handovers or releases, if the priorities of the targets are not higher than this priority, these targets will be
considered to have the lowest priorities and can be the targets of forced
handovers or releases. No more searches will be done. In this way, the
number of times of searches is reduced. The value "1" indicates the high-
Description
est priority.
Managed Object
BSC
1..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
14
Default Value
By default, the user who has the lowest priority is found.
This parameter should be set according to the actual lowest priority
and the expected lowest priority.
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
2.16.26 Enough call duration for preemption (LongCallDuration)

Full Name
Enough call duration for preemption
Abbreviation
LongCallDuration
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
During searches for the targets of forced handovers or releases, if the call
duration of the targets is larger than this parameter, these targets will be
considered to have enough long calls and can be the targets of forced
handovers or releases. No more searches for the target with the longest
call duration will be done. In this way, the number of times of searches is
Description
reduced.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Measurement report period (converted to multiple common measurement
Unit
report periods in pre-processing)
Default Value
50
Default Value
This is a special function. The default value is set according to your
specific needs.
You can set this parameter to a higher value to ensure that the users
with short calls will not be the targets of forced releases.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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OMC Access Path
NO
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.16.27 Forced handover target penalty time (ForceHoPenalty)

Full Name
Forced handover target penalty time
Abbreviation
ForceHoPenalty
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the time period in which the target of forced
handover cannot be a target any more after the forced handover fails.
Start: The target fails to carry out the handover and release the channel.
Stop: None.
Description
At expiry: The target can be a target of forced handover again.
Managed Object
BSC
0..255
Step: 1
Measurement report period (converted to multiple common measurement
Unit
report periods in pre-processing)
Default Value
60
Default Value
The default penalty time is set to avoid failures caused by repeated
forced handovers of the same user.

This parameter should be set according to the radio signal changes of

the user that is handed over forcedly. When the user moves quickly,
you can set a shorter penalty time.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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NO
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Version
None
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None
2.16.28 Priority of emergency service (EmergServicelPrio)

Full Name
Priority of emergency service
Abbreviation
EmergServicelPrio
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the priority of emergency calls. Those calls
whose priorities are higher than the parameter are emergency calls. The
Description
value "1" indicates the highest priority.
Managed Object
BSC
1..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, the priority of emergency calls is 1.
This parameter should be set according to the priority of your local
emergency calls.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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Yes
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2.17 User Access Flow Control Parameters

2.17.1 Access class parameter config select (AccConfigSelect)
Full Name
Access class parameter config select
Abbreviation
AccConfigSelect
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a user access control switch based on the priority of
SIM cards.
Through the NMS, you can totally configure four sets of access
parameters. This parameter decides whether to enable the user access
control based on the priority of SIM cards and which set of parameters
are used.
0: Disable the user access control function.
1: Enable the first ACC configuration data as user access control
parameters.
2: Enable the second ACC configuration data as user access control
parameters.
3: Enable the third ACC configuration data as user access control
parameters.
4: Enable the fourth ACC configuration data as user access control
Description
parameters.
Managed Object
BSC
0: Disable the user access control function.
1: Enable the first ACC configuration data as user access control
parameters.
2: Enable the second ACC configuration data as user access control
parameters.
3: Enable the third ACC configuration data as user access control
parameters.
4: Enable the fourth ACC configuration data as user access control
parameters.
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

This parameter can be enabled upon request.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->User Access Flow Control
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.17.2 First barred class 0 ~ First barred class 3

(FirstBarredClass_0~FirstBarredClass_3)
Full Name
First barred class 0 ~ First barred class 3
Abbreviation
FirstBarredClass_0~FirstBarredClass_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the starting priority of the SIM cards that are
rejected to access the system. Starting from this priority, the SIM cards
in the window size BarredClassWindows will be rejected to access the
system.
Description
For details, refer to the description of BarredClassWindows.
Managed Object
BSC
0..9
Step: 1
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The value "0" is the starting value.
You can set this parameter according to the priority of SIM cards to be
rejected.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.17.3 Barred class windows 0 ~ Barred class windows 3

(BarredClassWindows_0~BarredClassWindows_3)
Full Name
Barred class windows 0 ~ Barred class windows 3
Abbreviation
BarredClassWindows_0~BarredClassWindows_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the priority window size of SIM cards under
flow control.
For the SIM cards of priority 0 to 10, selective flow control is carried
out. Starting from the SIM priority FirstBarredClass, the SIM cards
in the window size BarredClassWindows within the time period
BarredTimeStep will be rejected to access the system. This process will
repeat after the time period expires.
For example, if you set FirstBarredClass, BarredTimeStep, and
BarredClassWindows to 1, 30, and 3 respectively, the SIM cards of
priority 1, 2, and 3 will be rejected to access the system at first. After 30
seconds, the SIM cards of priority 2, 3, and 4 will be rejected but the SIM
cards of priority 1 will be allowed. After another 30 seconds, the SIM
Description
cards of priority 3, 4, and 5 will be rejected, and so on.
Managed Object
BSC
1..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value ensures that the MSs of one priority is barred at a time.
The higher the value is, the more MSs will be barred at the same time.
You can set this parameter as needed.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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2.17.4 Barred time step 0 ~ Barred time step 3 (BarredTimeStep_

0~BarredTimeStep_3)
Full Name
Barred time step 0 ~ Barred time step 3
Abbreviation
BarredTimeStep_0~BarredTimeStep_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the sliding speed of the window in which
accesses are rejected. The users of different priorities in a window size
within each time period will be rejected to access the system. After the
time period expires, the window slides.
Description
For details, refer to the description of BarredClassWindows.
Managed Object
BSC
1..3600
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
30
Default Value
The MSs are rejected in turn once every 30 seconds.
The higher the value is, the longer the rejection will last. You should set
this parameter according to user satisfaction.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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2.17.5 Access Control (AccessControl)

Full Name
Access Control
Abbreviation
AccessControl
3GPP Name
Access Control Class

C CN, Access Control Class N (octet 3(except bit 3) and octet 4) For a
mobile station with AC C = N access is not barred if the AC CN bit is coded
3GPP Reference
with a "0"; N = 0, 1, .. 9, 11, .., 15.

This parameter decides which priority of MSs are allowed to access
the local BSC. MSs have 15 levels of priorities, which can be set
respectively. According to the protocol, Priority 10 is for special purpose
only and cannot be used for flow control.
Cn represents the MSs of priority n (n=0, 1, ..., 9, 11, ..., 15).
When Cn is 0, the MSs of priority n are allowed to access the cell.
When Cn is 1, the MSs of priority n are not allowed to access the cell.
This parameter is valid when the parameter UseCellAcc is 0. Otherwise,
Description
the cell-level parameter AccessControl will be used.
Managed Object
BSC
0..9, 11..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, all MSs are allowed to access the cell.
If you want the MSs of a priority to access the cell, you should set Cn to
0. If not, you should set Cn to 1.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.18 UPPB Resource Alarm Parameters

2.18.1 Enable UPPB resource alarm (UppbResAlarmEnable)
Full Name
Enable UPPB resource alarm
Abbreviation
UppbResAlarmEnable
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the resource alerting function of UPPB
is enabled. The resource availability of UPPB is measured by the
availability of each DSP resource on the UPPB board. The measurement
indexes include the memory application failure rate of DSP, the utilization
ratio of the MAC instance and the BSSGP instance, the utilization ratio of
the mac-tlli index table and the bssgp-tlli index table, and the utilization
Description
ratio of the channel instance and the TS instance.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This function is enabled by default for supervising the usage of UPPB
DSP resources.

Set the parameter value to 0 when the UPPB resource alerting function
is not needed. Set the parameter value to 1 when the UPPB resource
alerting function is needed.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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ID->BSC Function ID->UPPB Resource Alarm
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.18.2 Alarm threshold of failure ratio for allocating memory

(UppbResAlarmThs_0)
Full Name
Alarm threshold of failure ratio for allocating memory
Abbreviation
UppbResAlarmThs_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is an alarm threshold of memory application failure rate of
UPPB DSP. When the memory application failure rate is higher than this
Description
threshold, a threshold crossing alarm is reported.
Managed Object
BSC
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
15
Default Value
The default value is set for effectively monitoring the memory application
failure rate of the UPPB DSP.

If the parameter value is small, you can effectively monitor the memory

application failure rate. However, frequent switching between alarm

reporting and alarm clearing may occur due to the high sensitivity. If the
parameter value is large, an alarm is reported only when the memory
application rate is very high.
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]UppbResAlarmEnable
[BSC]OverThsDuration
This parameter is valid only when the UppbResAlarmEnable switch is
Relationship
enabled. This parameter, together with OverThsDuration, determines

the conditions for reporting and clearing a threshold crossing alarm.
Related Interfaces
None
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No
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Version
None
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Detail
None
2.18.3 Alarm threshold of use ratio for mac instance

(UppbResAlarmThs_1)
Full Name
Alarm threshold of use ratio for mac instance
Abbreviation
UppbResAlarmThs_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is an alarm threshold of MAC instance utilization. When
the MAC instance utilization is higher than this threshold, a threshold
crossing alarm is reported.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
30..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
The default value is set for effectively monitoring the MAC instance
utilization.
When the parameter value is small, a threshold crossing alarm will be

reported when the MAC instance utilization is not high. If the parameter
value is large, a threshold crossing alarm will be reported only when the
MAC instance utilization is very high. A value equal to or larger than 60
is recommended to prevent frequent alarm reporting.
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Relationship

Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.18.4 Alarm threshold of use ratio for bssgp instance and tlli index
(UppbResAlarmThs_2)
Full Name
Alarm threshold of use ratio for bssgp instance and tlli index
Abbreviation
UppbResAlarmThs_2
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is an alarm threshold of BSSGP instance and index
table utilization. When the BSSGP instance and index table utilization is
higher than this threshold, a threshold crossing alarm is reported.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
30..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
The default value is set for effectively monitoring the BSSGP instance
utilization.
When the parameter value is small, a threshold crossing alarm will

be reported when the BSSGP instance utilization is not high. If the

parameter value is large, a threshold crossing alarm will be reported only
when the BSSGP instance utilization is very high. A value equal to or
larger than 60 is recommended to prevent frequent alarm reporting.
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None
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Relationship

Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.18.5 Alarm threshold of use ratio for mac-tlli index

(UppbResAlarmThs_3)
Full Name
Alarm threshold of use ratio for mac-tlli index
Abbreviation
UppbResAlarmThs_3
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is an alarm threshold of MAC-tlli index table utilization.
When the mac-tlli index table utilization is higher than this threshold, a
threshold crossing alarm is reported.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
30..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
The default value is set for effectively monitoring the MAC-tlli index
table utilization.
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be reported when the MAC-tlli index table utilization is not high. If the
when the MAC-tlli index table utilization is very high. A value equal to or
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None
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Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on service
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No
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.18.6 Alarm threshold of use ratio for radio channel instance

(UppbResAlarmThs_4)
Full Name
Alarm threshold of use ratio for radio channel instance
Abbreviation
UppbResAlarmThs_4
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is an alarm threshold of channel instance utilization.
When the channel instance utilization is higher than this threshold, a
threshold crossing alarm is reported.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
30..100
Step: 1
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Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
The default value is set for effectively monitoring the channel instance
utilization.

be reported when the channel instance utilization is not high. If the

when the channel instance utilization is very high. A value equal to or
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None
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None
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
2.18.7 Alarm threshold of use ratio for TS instance

(UppbResAlarmThs_5)
Full Name
Alarm threshold of use ratio for TS instance
Abbreviation
UppbResAlarmThs_5
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is an alarm threshold of TS instance utilization. When

the TS instance utilization is higher than this threshold, a threshold
crossing alarm is reported. In the case of E1 Abis networking, the
number of TS instances equals the number of 16 Kbps. In the case of IP
Abis networking, TS instance is equivalent to channel instance.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
30..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
95
Default Value
The default value is set for effectively monitoring the TS instance
utilization.
When the parameter value is small, a threshold crossing alarm will be

reported when the TS instance utilization is not high. If the parameter

value is large, a threshold crossing alarm will be reported only when the
TS instance utilization is very high. A value equal to or larger than 60 is
recommended to prevent frequent alarm reporting.
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None
Related Parameters
Relationship

Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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None
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None
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2.18.8 Duration of exceeding alarm threshold (OverThsDuration)

Full Name
Duration of exceeding alarm threshold
Abbreviation
OverThsDuration
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the duration of threshold crossing alarms of
indexes relevant to UPPB resources, including memory application
failure rate, MAC instance utilization, BSSGP instance and index table
utilization, mac-tlli index table utilization, channel instance utilization,
and TS instance utilization. It is used for jitter-prevention processing. On
one hand, a threshold crossing alarm is reported only when the duration
of an index value that exceeds the preset threshold range, reaches the
value of this parameter. On the other hand, the threshold crossing
alarm is cleared only when the duration that the index value is within the
Description
threshold range reaches the value of this parameter.
Managed Object
BSC
60..7200
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
600
Default Value
This parameter is used to prevent the jitter of alarm reporting.

If the parameter value is small, threshold crossing alarms will be reported

in the case of a burst of resource utilization. If the parameter value is

large, threshold crossing alarms will be reported after a period of time
in the occurrence of high resource utilization.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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No
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2.19 AMR-WB Parameter

2.19.1 Thresholds of AMR-WB (AmrWBThresholds)
Full Name
Thresholds of AMR-WB
Abbreviation
AmrWBThresholds
3GPP Name
threshold
3GPP Reference
45.009
This parameter determines the modified threshold in the mode.
It consists of eight bits, representing two thresholds of AMR WFS, four
Description
thresholds of AMR OWFS, and two thresholds of AMR OWHS.
Managed Object
BSC
0..63
Unit
0.5dB
TCH/WFS: 14, 20
Default Value
other: 6
Default Value
None
Generally, it is not required to adjust the setting of this parameter unless
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ID->BSC Function ID->AMR-WB Parameter
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2.19.2 Hysteresis of AMR-WB (AmrWBHysteresis)

Full Name
Hysteresis of AMR-WB
Abbreviation
AmrWBHysteresis
3GPP Name
hysteresis
3GPP Reference
45.009
This parameter determines the modified delay in the mode.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..15
Unit
0.5dB
Default Value
6 for TCH/WFS, other: 3
Default Value
None
By checking the frequency of rate adjustment, decide whether this
parameter is configured properly. When the rate is adjusted too
frequently, it is required to configure the parameter to a larger value.
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2.20 Iur-g Parameter

2.20.1 Report characteristics (ReportType)
Full Name
Report characteristics
Abbreviation
ReportType
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 8.5.2

This parameter determines the mode of reporting measurement reports.
The available options are as follows:
1 On Demand
2 Periodic
Description
7 Event E
Managed Object
BSC
1: On Demand 2: Period 7: EventE
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is required to configure this parameter according to experienced
values.
To uninterruptedly reflect the load on the peer end by using the common

measurement reporting mode of the Iur-g interface, select "2" (Periodic).

To report measurement reports when certain conditions are met, select
"7" (Event E). To report measurement reports once, select "1" (On
Demand).
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2.20.2 Report periodicity unit (RepPeriodUnit)

Full Name
Report periodicity unit
Abbreviation
RepPeriodUnit
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the common measurement mode is configured to "Periodic", this
parameter determines the unit of reporting interval.
1 10ms
Description
2 1Min
Managed Object
BSC
1: 10ms 2: 1Min
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In the case of periodic reporting, the unit is second.

Generally, the period is short for periodic reporting, which helps reflect

the load on the peer end in real time. When the requirements on
the real-time load on the peer end are relatively low, the unit can be
changed to minute.
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2.20.3 Report periodicity value (RepPeriodValue)

Full Name
Report periodicity value
Abbreviation
RepPeriodValue
3GPP Name
Report Periodicity Value
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.48a

parameter determines the reporting interval.
When "RepPeriodUnit" is configured to "1", the step is 10ms and the
value ranges from 1 to 6000.
When "RepPeriodUnit" is configured to "2", the step is 1Min and the
Description
Managed Object
BSC
When RepPeriodUnit is 1, the step is 10ms and the vale range is 1-6000.
When RepPeriodUnit is 2, the step is 1Min and the value range is 1-60.
Unit
None
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, measurement reports are reported every one second.

To use second or a unit lower than second as the reporting period,

configure "RepPeriodUnit" to "1". In this case, the value of this parameter

ranges from 1 to 6000 (10 ms to 60s). To use minute as the reporting
period, configure "RepPeriodUnit" to "2". In this case, the value of this
parameter ranges from 1 to 60 (1 minute to 60 minutes).
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value ranges from 1 to 6000. When "RepPeriodUnit" is configured to "2",

the step is 1 minute and the value ranges from 1 to 60.
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(MeasThr1_0~MeasThr1_2)
Full Name
Load/RT Load/NRT Load measurement threshold 1
Abbreviation
MeasThr1_0~MeasThr1_2
3GPP Name
Measurement Threshold 1
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.39

This parameter determines reporting threshold 1 of event E. The
available thresholds for the Iur-g interface are Load, RT Load, and
NRT Load.
When the value is higher than this threshold, the system reports
Description
measurement reports.
Managed Object
BSC
Load Measurement Threshold 1: 0..100
RT Load Measurement Threshold 1: 0..100
NRT Load Measurement Threshold 1: 0..3
Unit
None
Load Measurement Threshold 1: 50
RT Load Measurement Threshold 1: 50
Default Value
NRT Load Measurement Threshold 1: 2
Default Value
It is required to configure this parameter according to the principle that
measurement reports are reported if the load exceeds 50%.
To hope that event report is insensitive to load, increase event threshold
1. Otherwise, decrease event threshold 1.
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(MeasThr2_0~MeasThr2_2)
Full Name
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.39

This parameter determines reporting threshold 2 of event E. The
available thresholds for the Iur-g interface are Load, RT Load, and
NRT Load.
When the value is lower than this threshold, the system stops reporting
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This threshold is lower than event threshold 1.
To hope that event report is insensitive to load, decrease event threshold
2. Otherwise, increase event threshold 2.
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The value is lower than that of MeasThr1.
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2.20.6 Measurement hysteresis time (MeasHys,10ms)

Full Name
Measurement hysteresis time
Abbreviation
MeasHys
3GPP Name
Measurement Hysteresis Time
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.36A

This parameter determines the delay time of reporting based on event
E. The system reports or stops reporting measurement reports after this
Description
delay time when the corresponding conditions are met.
Managed Object
BSC
1..6000
Unit
10ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, configure this parameter to 1s.
To hope that the delay time of reporting based on event E is short,
decrease this value. Otherwise, increase this value.
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2.20.7 Event report periodicity (EveRepPeriod,10ms)

Full Name
Event report periodicity
Abbreviation
EveRepPeriod
3GPP Name
Report Periodicity
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.48A

This parameter determines the period of reporting based on event E when
Description
the event reporting conditions are met.
Managed Object
BSC
1..6000
Unit
10ms
Default Value
100
Default Value

It is required to configure this parameter as required.
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2.20.8 Measurement timer (MeasTimer,10ms)

Full Name
Measurement timer
Abbreviation
MeasTimer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a protection timer of measurement instances. This timer
is enabled when the system waits for responses of initialization or measurement report status. This timer restarts if no response or report is
received after the timeout time. In addition, this timer is disabled before
Description
instances are released.
Managed Object
BSC
1..65535
Unit
10ms
Default Value
500
Default Value
This parameter is an internal parameter, and usually requires no
configuration.
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None
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2.20.9 Measurement max retry number (MeasMaxRetryNum)

Full Name
Measurement max retry number
Abbreviation
MeasMaxRetryNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum retry times when no response is
received after the timeout time configured for the protection timer of measurement instances. Alternatively, this parameter determines the maxi-
Description
mum restart times of the timer when no measurement report is received.
Managed Object
BSC
(1,2,3)
Unit
times
Default Value
Default Value
values.
configuration.
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2.20.10 Information report type (InfoReportType)

Full Name
Information report type
Abbreviation
InfoReportType
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the information reporting mode. 1: reported
Description
immediately; 3: reported after being modified
Managed Object
BSC
1: Ondemand 3: Periodic
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
values.
To hope that the information such as load on the peer end is reported
after being modified, configure this parameter to 3.
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2.20.11 Measurement type (MeasType)

Full Name
Measurement type
Abbreviation
MeasType
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
RT Load; 7: NRT Load
Managed Object
BSC
2: Load 6: RT Load 7: NRT Load
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This interface is designed for China Mobile only. Therefore, configure
this parameter according to the requirements of China Mobile.
This parameter determines the common measurement type. 2: Load; 6:
According to the requirements of China Mobile, this parameter is not
modified.
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2.20.12 Support of 2g request Iur-g (IurgOf2gReq)

Full Name
Support of 2g request Iur-g
Abbreviation
IurgOf2gReq
3GPP Name
None
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None
This parameter is a functional switch that determines whether the BSC
can acquire the information of Iur-g capacity and load from the RNC. The
original Iur-g functional switch still takes effect. It controls whether the
RNC acquires the capacity and load information from the BSC. The value
0 indicates that the BSC acquires data from the RNC. The value 1 indi-
Description
cates that the BSC acquires data from the RNC.
Managed Object
BSC
[0,1]
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
To enable the Iur-g interface to acquire the information of 3G load,
enable this switch.
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None
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2.21 Ater Timer Parameters

2.21.1 Ater wait SCCP connection timer (TAterWaitConn)
Full Name
Ater wait SCCP connection timer
Abbreviation
TAterWaitConn
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to wait for an SCCP CONNECT
CONFIRM message from the iTC in an SCCP connection establishment
process at the Ater interface.
Start: A SCCP CONNECT REQUEST message is sent to the iTC.
Stop:
The SCCP connection number corresponding to the service is invalid
when the iTC resource request of the service is processed.
An SCCP CONNECT CONFIRM message is received from the iTC.
At expiry: A DISCONNECT REQUEST message with the cause value of
Description
0x13 (normal) is sent to the SCCP to end the service at the Ater interface.
Managed Object
BSC
5..20
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
15
Default Value
1.5 seconds are enough to establish an SCCP connection to the iTC.

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2.21.2 Ater wait resource timer (TWaitAterRes)

Full Name
Ater wait resource timer
Abbreviation
TWaitAterRes
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to wait for a RESOURCE REQUEST
ACK message from the iTC in the resource request process at the Ater
interface.
Start: A RESOURCE REQUEST message is sent to the iTC of the Ater
interface.
Stop: The iTC of the Ater interface returns a RESOURCE AVAILABLE
message to the service.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
10..30
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
Two seconds are enough for the iTC to complete the resource
assignment and signalling transmission.

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2.21.3 Ater wait resource release timer (TAterWaitRel)

Full Name
Ater wait resource release timer
Abbreviation
TAterWaitRel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to wait for a RESOURCE RELEASE ACK
message from the iTC in a resource release process at the Ater interface.
Start: A RESOURCE RELEASE message is sent to the iTC of the Ater
interface.
Stop: A RESOURCE RELEASE ACK message is received from the iTC.
At expiry: Release the SCCP connection.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
20..50
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
20
Default Value
The default value is the same as TWaitAterRes.

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2.21.4 Ater handover monitor timer (TAterMoniterHO)

Full Name
Ater handover monitor timer
Abbreviation
TAterMoniterHO
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to supervise a handover process at the
Ater interface when an external iTC is used.
Start: When the service requests for circuit resource again from the Ater
interface during the handover process.
Stop:
When an Ater interface handover execution message is received from
the old CS instance.
When an Ater interface resource release request message is received
from the new CS instance.
At expiry: The Ater interface sends a release command to the CS
service, and sends an iTC resource release message to the iTC.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
70..170
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
120
Default Value
12 seconds are enough for a handover process.

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2.21.5 Ater wait resource acknowledge timer (TWaitAterResAck)

Full Name
Ater wait resource acknowledge timer
Abbreviation
TWaitAterResAck
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to wait for the response from the iTC
when the iBSC requests resources from the iTC for handover.
Start: A CS service instance sends a RESOURCE REQUEST message
to the iTC.
Stop:
A RESOURCE REQUEST ACK message is received from the iTC.
A RESOURCE REQUEST FAILURE message is received from the iTC.
At expiry: Clear the number of the new RAN CS process corresponding
to the service process, or set the new RAN CS service instance
corresponding to the service process as non-existent.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
5..25
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
15
Default Value
1.5 seconds are enough for the iTC to complete the resource assignment
and signalling transmission.

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2.21.6 Ater block circuit timer (TAterCicBlk)

Full Name
Ater block circuit timer
Abbreviation
TAterCicBlk
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer for circuit blocking at the Ater interface, which
is used to wait for a BLOCKING ACK message or a UNBLOCKING
ACK message from the iTC.
Start: The BSC sends a single circuit blocking message to the iTC.
Stop: The BSC receives a single circuit blocking acknowledgement
message from the iTC.
At expiry: If the number of timer expiries does not exceed five, the BSC
sends the single circuit blocking message to the iTC again, and the
timer is restarted. When the number of timer expiries exceeds five, the
BSC terminates the instance.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
30..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
80
Default Value
Eight seconds are enough for signalling transmission and internal
processing of the iTC.

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2.21.7 Ater block circuit group timer (TAterBlkCicGrp)

Full Name
Ater block circuit group timer
Abbreviation
TAterBlkCicGrp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer for circuit group blocking at the Ater interface,
which is used to wait for a BLOCKING CIRCUIT GROUP ACK message
or a UNBLOCKING CIRCUIT GROUP ACK message from the iTC.
Start: The BSC sends a circuit group blocking message to the iTC.
Stop: The BSC receives a circuit group blocking acknowledgement
message from the iTC.
sends the circuit group blocking message to the iTC again, and the timer
is restarted. When the number of timer expiries exceeds five, the BSC
terminates the instance.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
30..150
Step: 1
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Unit
100 ms
Default Value
80
Default Value

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2.21.8 Ater reset circuit timer (TAterRstCic)

Full Name
Ater reset circuit timer
Abbreviation
TAterRstCic
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer for circuit reset at the Ater interface, which is
used to wait for a RESET CIRCUIT ACK message from the iTC.
Start: The BSC sends a circuit reset message to the iTC.
Stop: The BSC receives a circuit reset acknowledgement message from
the iTC.
At expiry: If the number of timer expiries does not exceed five, the
BSC sends the circuit reset message to the iTC again, and the timer is
restarted. When the number of timer expiries exceeds five, the BSC
terminates the instance.
Description

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BSC
30..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
80
Default Value

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2.21.9 Ater reset timer (TAterRst)

Full Name
Ater reset timer
Abbreviation
TAterRst
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is a timer for the reset of the Ater interface, which is used
to wait for a RESET ACK message from the iTC.
Start: The BSC sends a RESET message to the iTC.
Stop: The BSC receives a RESET ACK message from the iTC.
sends the RESET message to the iTC again. When the number of timer
expiries reaches five, the BSC sets the number of no response times of
the opposite end to 0, and waits for the completion of the reset.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
60..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
10 seconds are enough for signalling transmission and internal

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2.21.10 Ater reset guard timer (TITCRst)

Full Name
Ater reset guard timer
Abbreviation
TITCRst
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a reset delay timer at the Ater interface, which is used
to delay the global reset for the release of resources.
Start: An Ater interface reset message is received.
Stop: None
At expiry: An Ater reset acknowledgement message is responded to
Description
the iTC.
Managed Object
BSC
30..60
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
40
Default Value
4 seconds are enough for signalling transmission and internal processing
of the iTC.

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2.21.11 Ater block a interface circuit timer (TBlkACic)

Full Name
Ater block a interface circuit timer
Abbreviation
TBlkACic
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer for blocking A interface circuit at the Ater
interface, which is used to wait for a BLOCKING A CIRCUIT ACK
message or a UNBLOCKING A CIRCUIT ACK message from the iTC.
Start: A circuit maintain request message is received.
Stop: A single circuit blocking acknowledgement message is received.
And a circuit un-equipped message is received.
At expiry: When the number of timer expiries reaches five, the circuit
instance at the Ater interface is terminated. A circuit maintain request
Description
message is sent to the iTC again, and the timer is restarted.
Managed Object
BSC
30..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value

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None
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None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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2.21.12 Ater block a interface circuit group timer (TBlkACicGrp)

Full Name
Ater block a interface circuit group timer
Abbreviation
TBlkACicGrp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer for blocking A interface circuit group at the Ater
interface, which is used to wait for a BLOCKING A CIRCUIT GROUP
ACK message or a UNBLOCKING A CIRCUIT GROUP ACK message
from the iTC.
Start: A circuit group maintain request message is received.
Stop: A circuit group blocking acknowledgement message is received.
And a circuit un-equipped message is received.
At expiry: When the number of timer expiries reaches five, the circuit
instance at the Ater interface is terminated. A circuit maintain request
Description
message is sent to the iTC again, and the timer is restarted.
Managed Object
BSC
30..150
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
100
Default Value

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None
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None
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Ater
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Chapter 3
External Cell Parameters

Table of Contents
GERAN External Cell Parameters ..............................................................................3-1
UTRAN External Cell Parameters.............................................................................3-40
LTE External Cell Parameters ..................................................................................3-65
3.1 GERAN External Cell Parameters

3.1.1 User Label
Full Name
User Label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter means the GERAN external cell name for users to identify.
Managed Object
Cell
Value Range and

Step
Character string with the maximum length of 40
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
None
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Negotiation With CN
NO
ID->BSC Function ID->External Cell Config->GERAN External Cell Con-
OMC Access Path
fig->Basic Property
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
3.1.2 External cell ID (Geran EcellID)

Full Name
External cell ID
Abbreviation
Geran EcellID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the external cell number.
Managed Object
Cell
1.0.65535; step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->External Cell Config->GERAN External Cell

Config->Basic Property
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
3.1.3 Cell type (CellType)

Full Name
Cell type
Abbreviation
CellType
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the GERAN External Cell type.
Managed Object
Cell
Umbrella cell, Macro Cell, Micro Cell, Micro-micro Cell, Extended Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Macro Cell
Default Value
None
This parameter just indicates the type of external adjacent cells. It does
not impact the services.
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None
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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3.1.4 MCC (MCC)

Full Name
MCC
Abbreviation
MCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
A Mobile Country Code (MCC) consists of three decimal digits and is used
Description
to uniquely identify the country where a mobile user (or system) belongs.
Managed Object
Cell
0..999; Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
460
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.5 MNC (MNC)

Full Name
MNC
Abbreviation
MNC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
A Mobile Network Code (MNC) consists of three decimal digits and is
used to uniquely identify a specific GSM PLMN in a country (depending
Description
on MCC).
Managed Object
Cell
If MNC3Digits is set to "2 digits", the value range will be 0 to 99.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]MNC3Digits
If MNC3Digits is set to "2 digits", the MNC can only be two digits long. If
Relationship
MNC3Digits is set to "3 digits", the MCN can only be three digits long.
If MNC3Digits is set to "2 or 3 digits", the MNC can be two or three
digits long.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.6 FreqBand (FreqBand)

Full Name
FreqBand
Abbreviation
FreqBand
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the frequency band of the system.
Managed Object
Cell
When the value of DCS1800/PCS1900 supported (FuncExt) is
DCS1800, the value range is GSM900, EXT900, PCS1900, GSM850;
PCS1900, it value range is GSM900, EXT900, PCS1900, GSM850;
Unit
None
Default Value
GSM900
Default Value
None

None
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None
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[Cell]BcchArfcn
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.7 BCCH arfcn (BcchArfcn)

Full Name
BCCH arfcn
Abbreviation
BcchArfcn
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the ARFCN of the BCCH carrier in the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
When FreqBand is set to "GSM900", the value range will be 1 to 124.
When FreqBand is set to "EXT900", the value range will be 0 to 124
and 975 to 1023.
When FreqBand is set to "PCS1900", the value range will be 512 to 810.
When FreqBand is set to "DCS1800", the value range will be 512 to 885.
When FreqBand is set to GSM850, the value range will be 128 to 251.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.8 LAC (LAC)

Full Name
LAC
Abbreviation
LAC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Each GSM PLMN is divided into many location areas to locate mobile
stations. Location area codes (LACs) are used to identify different
location areas. LAC is part of LAI (LAI = MCC + MNC + LAC). One
location area contains multiple cells.
Description
This parameter must be consistent with that configured at the CN side.
Managed Object
Cell
1..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

This parameter should be set according to radio network planning.
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None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.9 CI (CI)
Full Name
CI
Abbreviation
CI
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Network operators must allocate a unique code to each cell in a location
Description
area to identify every cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.10 NCC (NCC)

Full Name
NCC
Abbreviation
NCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Network Color Code (NCC) is part of Base Station Identity Code (BSIC)
(BSIC = NCC + BCC). It is used by mobile stations to differentiate adjacent cells that belong to different GSM PLMNs. Generally, neighboring
operators are required to use different NCCs. The parameter relating to
NCC is "NccPermitted". Prohibiting mobile stations to report NCCs in a
cell is a way to prevent the mobile stations from measuring the cell information of related operators. An NCC has three bits and is one of the
Description
network identification parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.11 BCC (BCC)

Full Name
BCC
Abbreviation
BCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Base Station Color Code (BCC) is part of Base Station Identity Code
(BSIC) (BSIC = NCC + BCC). Generally, BCC is used by mobile stations
to differentiate adjacent cells that have the same BCCH carrier frequency
and belong to the same GSM PLMN. In addition, according to GSM specifications, the Training Sequence Code (TSC) of the broadcast control
channel of a cell must be equal to the BCC of the cell. A BCC has three
Description
bits and is one of the network identification parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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3.1.12 GPRS service support (PsSupport)

Full Name
GPRS service support
Abbreviation
PsSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter describes whether the cell supports GPRS.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the actual configuration
requirement.
This parameter is selected by the adjacent cell. This cell is selected
during the reselection of the GPRS service cell.
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[Ts]TS Channel Combination

If "GPRS Supported (PsSupport)" is No, that is, GPRS is not supported,
Relationship
the system automatically changes all timeslot channels whose type is

PS in the cell to TCH.
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Um
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No
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3.1.13 Cell reselection offset (ReselOff_0)

Full Name
Cell reselection offset
Abbreviation
ReselOff_0
3GPP Name
GPRS_RESELECT_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

GPRS offset during reselection is the parameter used at the MS side. It
is broadcast to MS via PBCCH system message from BTS. In the GPRS
system, C32 is used as the standard for cell reselection.
C32(s) = C1(s) (serving cell)
C32(n) = C1(n) + GPRS_RESELECT_OFFSET(n) - TO(n) * (1-L(n))
(adjacent cell)
TO(n) = GPRS_TEMPORARY_OFFSET(n) *
H(GPRS_PENALTY_TIME(n) - T(n)).
L(n) = 0 , if PRIORITY_CLASS(n) = PRIORITY_CLASS(s)
1 , if PRIORITY_CLASS(n) PRIORITY_CLASS(s)
H(x) = 0 , x < 0
1, x >= 0
GPRS_RESELECT_OFFSET provides the offset value and hysteresis
value for each cell;
GPRS_TEMPORARY_OFFSET indicates a temporary reselection
offset. which is a negative one in C32. The effective time depends on
the penalty time parameter of cell reselection.
GPRS_PENALTY_TIME indicates the effective period of time of the
temporary reselection offset.
PRIORITY_CLASS is an HCS priority for a cell.
This parameter is used during reselection in idle status. It is enabled
Description
only when PBCCH is configured.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The parameter impacts the PBCCH channel configuration, and C31 and
C32 reselection standards. It is not recommended to be used.

The priority of access to a cell becomes higher if this parameter is set

higher, and it becomes easier for MS to handover to this cell during
reselection.
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ZGB-02-02-006 GPRS MS Controlled Cell Reselection
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Config->GPRS Property
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
ReselOff_1
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

is broadcast to MS through PBCCH system message from BTS. In the
GPRS system, C32 is used as the standard for cell reselection.
(adjacent cell)
H(x) = 0 , x < 0
1, x >= 0
Description
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This parameter indicates the parameter used during reselection in
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

The priority of access to a cell becomes higher if this parameter is set

higher, and it becomes easier for MS to handover to this cell during
reselection.
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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3.1.15 Cell reselection temporary offset (TempOffset_0)

Full Name
Cell reselection temporary offset
Abbreviation
TempOffset_0
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3GPP Name
GPRS_TEMPORARY_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

is broadcast to MS via PBCCH system message from BTS. In the GPRS
system, C32 is used as the standard for cell reselection.
(adjacent cell)
H(x) = 0 , x < 0
1, x >= 0
Description
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, positive infinite)
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value

This parameter is used to prevent toggle reselections when an MS is
moving fast. An MS will not choose this cell if the BCCH signal intensity
last for less than the PenaltyTime parameter. The parameter can be set
as the maximum value 60 (GSM signal strength is 0 .. 63).
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None
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None
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NO
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None
3.1.16 Cell reselection temporary offset (TempOffset_1)

Full Name
Cell reselection temporary offset
Abbreviation
TempOffset_1
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

is broadcast to MS through PACCH system message from BTS. In the
GPRS system, C32 is used as the standard for cell reselection.
(adjacent cell)
H(x) = 0 , x < 0
1, x >= 0
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
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(0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, positive infinite)
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value

This parameter is used to prevent toggle reselections when an MS is
moving fast. An MS will not choose this cell if the BCCH signal intensity
last for less than the PenaltyTime parameter. The parameter can be set
as the maximum value 60 (GSM signal strength is 0 .. 63).
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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None
3.1.17 Penalty time of cell reselection (PenalTime_0)

Full Name
Penalty time of cell reselection
Abbreviation
PenalTime_0
3GPP Name
GPRS_PENALTY_TIME
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
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GPRS penalty time during reselection is the parameter used at the MS

side. It is broadcast to MS via PBCCH system message from BTS. In
the GPRS system, C32 is used as the standard for cell reselection.
(adjacent cell)
H(x) = 0 , x < 0
1, x >= 0
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
10 s
Default Value
Default Value

The coverage area and mobility statistical data should be taken into

consideration when setting this parameter. If a fast-moving MS is not

expected to access a micro-cell, the penalty time should be longer when
the micro-cell becomes bigger.For regular micro-cell, it is recommended
to set this parameter 20.
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None
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None
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None
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None
3.1.18 Penalty time of cell reselection (PenalTime_1)

Full Name
Penalty time of cell reselection
Abbreviation
PenalTime_1
3GPP Name
GPRS_PENALTY_TIME
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

GPRS penalty time during reselection is the parameter used at the MS
side. It is broadcast to MS through PACCH system message from BTS.
In the GPRS system, C32 is used as the standard for cell reselection.
(adjacent cell)
H(x) = 0 , x < 0
1, x >= 0
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
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Unit
10 s
Default Value
Default Value

The coverage area and mobility statistical data should be taken into

consideration when setting this parameter. If a fast-moving MS is not

expected to access a micro-cell, the penalty time should be longer when
the micro-cell becomes bigger.For regular micro-cell, it is recommended
to set this parameter 20.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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3.1.19 HSC exist (HCS_EXIST_0)

Full Name
HSC exist
Abbreviation
HCS_EXIST_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the HCS(Hierarchical Cell Structure)
parameter (HCS priority and HCS signal strength threshold) exists. If this
cell does not use HCS parameters, an MS will ignore HCS parameters
of other cells, then all cells use infinite threshold of HCS signal strength
threshold. This parameter indicates the parameter used during reselec-
Description
tion in transmission state.

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Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

When the radio network have different cell reselection priority, set

this parameter "Yes" if the C31 judgment criteria for the priority cell
reselection and signal level threshold are applied. When more than
one cell has the highest priority, C32 judgment criteria should be used
for the cells with a same priority.
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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3.1.20 HSC exist (HCS_EXIST_1)

Full Name
HSC exist
Abbreviation
HCS_EXIST_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates whether the HCS(Hierarchical Cell Structure)

parameter (HCS priority and HCS signal strength threshold) exists. If this
of other cells, then all cells use infinite threshold of HCS signal strength
threshold. This parameter indicates the parameter used during reselecDescription
tion in transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

When the radio network have different cell reselection priority, set

reselection and signal level threshold are applied. When more than
one cell has the highest priority, C32 judgment criteria should be used
for the cells with a same priority.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.21 Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_THR_0)

Full Name
Threshold of HSC signal level
Abbreviation
HCS_THR_0
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3GPP Name
HCS_THR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is used at MS side. This is a Hierarchical Cell Structure (HCS) parameter and the parameter information is broadcast to MS
through PBCCH system message from BTS. It indicates the HCS signal
strength threshold of the cell. This parameter indicates the parameters
used during reselection on idle status, which only functions while config-
Description
uring PBCCH.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

The parameter indicates the minimum access electricity level threshold.

It is easier to access a cell when the threshold gets lower. Increase the
threshold to limit the MS access to a cell.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3.1.22 Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_THR_1)

Full Name
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Abbreviation
HCS_THR_1
3GPP Name
HCS_THR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is used at MS side. This is a Hierarchical Cell Structure
(HCS) parameter and the parameter information is passed to MS through
PACCH. It indicates the HCS signal strength threshold of the cell. This
parameter indicates the parameter used during reselection in transmis-
Description
sion state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


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None
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None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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None
3.1.23 HCS priority (PrioClass_0)

Full Name
HCS priority
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Abbreviation
PrioClass_0
3GPP Name
PRIORITY_CLASS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is used at MS side. This is a Hierarchical Cell Structure (HCS) parameter and the parameter information is broadcast to MS
through PBCCH system message from BTS. This parameter indicates the
parameters used during reselection on idle status, which only functions
Description
while configuring PBCCH.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The priority of an HCS cell gets higher with the increase of the parameter
value.
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3.1.24 HCS priority (PrioClass_1)

Full Name
HCS priority
Abbreviation
PrioClass_1
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3GPP Name
PRIORITY_CLASS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

(HCS) parameter and the parameter information is passed to MS through
PACCH. It indicate the HCS priority. This parameter indicates the param-
Description
eter used during reselection in transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
value.
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3.1.25 Allow SOLSA MS to access (EXC_ACC)

Full Name
Allow SOLSA MS to access
Abbreviation
EXC_ACC
3GPP Name
EXC_ACC
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is sent to an MS through PSI3 and PSI3bis system messages on PBCCH; when PBCCH does not exist, the parameter is sent to
an MS through PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages or PACKET
MEASUREMENT ORDER messages on PACCH. This parameter is used
to prevent MSs without SoLSA access authorization from staying in a cell.
0 indicates MSs with SoLSA access authorization will not access; 1 indicates MSs with SoLSA access authorization will access. SoLSA: Support
of Localised Service Area, which consists of one cell or a series of cells.
Description
These cells can be covered inconsecutively.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Usually MSs with SoLSA access authorization are not prevented from
staying in a cell.
If MSs with SoLSA access authorization are expected to access a cell,
set this parameter "Yes".
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3.1.26 Cell reselection status (CellBarAc2)

Full Name
Cell reselection status

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Abbreviation
CellBarAc2
3GPP Name
CELL_BAR ACCESS_2
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the MS access authorization to a cell. 0
indicates an MS can access the cell; 1 indicates an MS cannot access
the cell. This parameter is broadcast to MS on PBCCH. The parameter
together with CELL_BAR_ACCESS(CBA access forbidden) and
CELL_BAR_QULIFY (CBQ access forbidden) determines the reselection
state. The correlations between CBA2, cell reselection priority and cell
reselection state are shown in table 1: CELL_BAR ACCESS_2 (CBA2)
cell reselection priority cell reselection state
No Normal Normal
Yes Forbidden Forbidden
The parameter CBA2, together with CBQ and CBA, determine the cell
reselection priority and cell reselection state, as shown in Table 2:
CBQ3 CBQ CBA cell reselection priority cell reselection state
XX No No Normal Normal
XX No Yes Forbidden Forbidden
XX Yes No Low Normal
XX Yes No Low Normal
Note: If the following conditions are fulfilled, the cell reselection priority
and cell reselection state are normal.
? The cell belongs to the PLMN that MSs camps on.
The MS is in test operation mode.
? The cell access forbidden parameter is set "YES".
The cell access forbidden parameter is set "NO".
Description
The access control level "15" is forbidden.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter is relevant to PBCCH channel configuration, and is not
recommended to be used.
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The parameter that controls the cell access forbidden bit can be
configured by network administrator. Usually all cells allows MS access,
so the bit should be set 0. Under special circumstances, a cell is
expected to serve for handover services, then the bit can be set 1 (CBQ
should be 0), as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1 Diagram of cell access forbidden
Suppose the areaA (the shadowed area) is the busy area (commercial
area in big city). To raise the accessibility of the area with limited
frequency resources, micro-cell coverage can be applied. To lower the
number of times of cross-cell handover when an MS is in high-mobility
state, two layer network concept is applied, that is, setting up a BTS A
(the volume can be smaller) which covers the whole area A. Usually MSs
all works in a micro-cell (the cell priority and the reselection parameter
can be configured for implementation). When an MS is in high-mobility
state in a call, it is forced to handover to BTS A. If an MS stays at BTS A
and at the edge of a micro-cell, the MS will not start the cell reselection
procedure because the signal quality of BTS A is much better than that
of the micro-cell BTS. In this case the congestion in the BTS A will
happen because the volume of the BTS A is small. The method to solve
this problem is to set the cell access forbidden parameter to 1, that is,
the MS is forbidden to access the BTS A and only the services can be
handed over into the coverage area of the the BTS A.
Precautions:
The cell access forbidden functional parameter is only used in some
special situations. Usually it is set to 0.
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[Cell]CellBarAccess
[Cell]CellBarQualify
The parameterr together with CBQ and CBA, determine the cell
reselection priority and cell reselection state, as shown in the table: CBQ
CBA cell reselection priority cell reselection state
No No Normal Normal
No Yes Forbidden Forbidden
Yes No Low Normal
Relationship
Yes Yes Low Normal

Note: If the following conditions are fulfilled, the cell reselection priority
and cell reselection state are normal.
? The cell belongs to the PLMN that MSs camps on.
The MS is in test operation mode.
? The cell access forbidden parameter is set "YES".
The cell access forbidden parameter is set "NO".
The access control level "15" is forbidden.
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3.1.27 LSA ID (LSA_Id)

Full Name
LSA ID
Abbreviation
LSA_Id
3GPP Name
LSA ID
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

LSA is broadcast to an MS through SI4 messages on BCCH. This parameter indicates the LSA marks of a cell. SoLSA: Support of Localised
Service Area, which consists of one cell or a series of cells. These cells
Description
can be covered inconsecutively.
Managed Object
Cell
0..16777215
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
This parameter should be configured according to network operation
planning.
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3.1.28 RAC (RAC)

Full Name
RAC
Abbreviation
RAC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Compared with the GSM system that uses location areas to manage a
group of cells, GPRS divides a location area to several routing areas
that are identified by RAI (MCC + MNC + LAC + RAC). When a mobile
station in attach status carries out a cell reselection, it will initiate a
"Routing Area Update" process if the RAI of the new cell is different from
that of the old cell.
The SGSN has the routing area information of the MSs that are in
standby status. Therefore, when packet data or circuit data is transmitted
in the network, the MSs will be paged in the routing area. Cross-SGSN
RAI cannot be used.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

This parameter should be set according to the radio network planning.
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3.1.29 Access minimal signal level (RxLevAsMin_0)

Full Name
Access minimal signal level
Abbreviation
RxLevAsMin_0
3GPP Name
GPRS_RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is broadcast to an MS through
system packet messages on PBCCH by BTS. This parameter indicates
the minimum receiving level for MS access to this system (GPRS).
To prevent the MS from accessing the system at a low receiving
signal level (usually, the communication quality cannot guarantee
normal communication), which will cause unreasonable waste of radio
resources. It is stipulated in the GSM system design that the receiving
level should be greater than a threshold level for MS to access the
network, that is, the minimum level for an MS to access a cell.
In addition, this parameter also serves as one of the standards for an
MS to make the cell selection and re-selection (a parameter used to
calculate C31 and C32). This parameter indicates the parameters used
during reselection on idle status, which only functions while PBCCH
Description
has been configured.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value

It is advised to set this parameter to approximate MS receiving sensitivity.
For some cells with traffic overload, increase the minimum access level
to decrease C1 and C32 value of the cell, and the cell coverage range
decreases at the same time. Setting the minimum access level too large

will cause crossover area of cells to become "dead area".

The level should not exceed -90 dBm for cell traffic balancing conditions.
At the preliminary running stage of the network, this parameter can be
usually set as 10 (that is, -101 dBm .. -100 dBm) or lower, which is
higher than the MS receiving sensitivity -102 dBm. However, when the
network capacity is expanded or the radio coverage in a cell is not a
problem, this parameter of the cell can be increased by 2.
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3.1.30 Access minimal signal level (RxLevAsMin_1)

Full Name
Access minimal signal level
Abbreviation
RxLevAsMin_1
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

system packet messages on PBCCH by BTS. This parameter indicates
the minimum receiving level for MS access to this system (GPRS).
To prevent the MS from accessing the system at a low receiving
signal level (usually, the communication quality cannot guarantee
normal communication), which will cause unreasonable waste of radio
resources. It is stipulated in the GSM system design that the receiving
level should be greater than a threshold level for MS to access the
network, that is, the minimum level for an MS to access a cell.
calculate C31 and C32).
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value
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will cause crossover area of cells to become "dead area".

The level should not exceed -90 dBm for cell traffic balancing conditions.
At the preliminary running stage of the network, this parameter can be
usually set as 10 (that is, -101 dBm .. -100 dBm) or lower, which is
higher than the MS receiving sensitivity -102 dBm. However, when the
network capacity is expanded or the radio coverage in a cell is not a
problem, this parameter of the cell can be increased by 2.
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None
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3.1.31 Maximum initial access signal level (MsTxMaxCCH_0)

Full Name
Maximum initial access signal level
Abbreviation
MsTxMaxCCH_0
3GPP Name
GPRS_MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
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system packet messages on PBCCH by BTS. Network controls the
MS transmit power during communication between MS with BTS. MS
power control is implemented with power control commands. MS output
transmit power must meet the radio network standard. If an MS cannot
output this power because of low power level, it gives an power closest
to the standard.
This parameter is also used for MS cell selection and re-selection,
involved in the calculation of C1 and C2 values.
Refer to appendix C, for the maximum power before MS receives the
power control information.
The setting for this parameter should follow this principle: guarantee a
certain success rate of MS access at the cell edge while decreasing the
access level of MS as much as possible. Generally, it is recommended
to set this parameter to 5 (for GSM900MS) and 2 (for GSM1800MS).
After the parameter is set, make a dial test at the cell boundary. Test the
success rate of MS access and access time under different parameter
settings to determine whether to increase or decrease the value of the
parameter.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

If this parameter value is too high, the MS close to BTS will disturb the
adjacent channel; if the value is too low, the success rate of MS access
at the edge of cell will be low.
access level of MS as much as possible. Obviously, the coverage area
increases with the uplift of MS output power. It is recommended to set

this parameter 5 (for GSM900MS) and 0 (for GSM1800MS).
parameter.
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3.1.32 Maximum initial access signal level (MsTxMaxCCH_1)

Full Name
Maximum initial access signal level
Abbreviation
MsTxMaxCCH_1
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

system packet messages on PBCCH by BTS. Network controls the
MS transmit power during communication between MS with BTS. MS
power control is implemented with power control commands. MS output
transmit power must meet the radio network standard. If an MS cannot
output this power because of low power level, it gives an power closest
to the standard.
involved in the calculation of C1 and C2 values.
Refer to appendix C, for the maximum power before MS receives the
power control information.
access level of MS as much as possible. Generally, it is recommended
to set this parameter to 5 (for GSM900MS) and 2 (for GSM1800MS).
Description
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transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

If this parameter value is too high, the MS close to BTS will disturb the
adjacent channel; if the value is too low, the success rate of MS access
at the edge of cell will be low.

parameter.
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3.2 UTRAN External Cell Parameters

3.2.1 Basic property
3.2.1.1 User Label
Full Name
User Label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter means the UTRAN external cell name for users to identify.
Managed Object
Value Range and
Step
Cell
Character string with the maximum length of 40.
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
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3.2.1.2 External UTRAN ID (Ec3GID)

Full Name
External UTRAN ID
Abbreviation
Ec3GID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the external cell number of the UTRAN.
Managed Object
Cell
1..65535; step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
None (Configured according to the cell type, TD cell or W cell, affecting
the execution of algorithms in 2-3G handovers)
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Set ID->BSC Function ID->External Cell Config->UTRAN External Cell

Config->Basic property
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3.2.1.3 UTRAN cell type (CellType3G)

Full Name
UTRAN cell type
Abbreviation
CellType3G
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the duplex mode of the local UTRAN cell
Managed Object
Cell
FDD, TDD
Unit
None
Default Value
FDD
Default Value
None

None
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[Cell]Arfcn3G
[Cell]ScCodeCellPara
[Cell]BandWidth3G
[Cell]SyncCaseTSTD
This parameter has effect on the value range of ScCodeCellPara, and
Relationship
on the value range and default value of Arfcn3G.

When you select "TDD", two configurable parameters, BandWidth3G
and SyncCaseTSTD, will appear on the interface.
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3.2.1.4 MCC (MCC)

Full Name
MCC
Abbreviation
MCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
A Mobile Country Code (MCC) consists of three decimal digits and is used
Description
to uniquely identify the country where a mobile user (or system) belongs.
Managed Object
Cell
0..999; Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
460
Default Value
None

None
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3.2.1.5 MNC (MNC)

Full Name
MNC
Abbreviation
MNC
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
on MCC).
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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[BSC]MNC3Digits
Relationship
digits long.
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3.2.1.6 UTRAN cell frequency (Arfcn3G)

Full Name
UTRAN cell frequency
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Abbreviation
Arfcn3G
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the frequency range of the adjacent UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
When CellType3G is set to"FDD", the value range will be 412 to 10838.
When CellType3G is set to "TDD" and BandWidth3G is set to "0(3.84
Mcps)", the value range will be 2112 to 13088.
Mcps)", the value range will be 9254 to 13096.
Unit
None
When CellType3G is set to"FDD", the default value will be 412.
Mcps)", the default value will be 2112.
Default Value
Mcps)", the value range will be 9254.
Default Value
This parameter should be configured according to radio parameter
planning.
planning.
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3.2.1.7 LAC (LAC)

Full Name
LAC
Abbreviation
LAC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Each PLMN is divided into many location areas to locate mobile stations.
Location area codes (LACs) are used to identify different location
areas. LAC is part of LAI (LAI = MCC + MNC + LAC). One location
area contains multiple cells.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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3.2.1.8 RNC ID (RNC_ID)

Full Name
RNC ID
Abbreviation
RNC_ID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the ID of the RNC to which the adjacent UTRAN
Description
cell belongs.
Managed Object
Cell
0..4095
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
planning.
planning.
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3.2.1.9 C ID (C_ID)
Full Name
C ID
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Abbreviation
C_ID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is used to identify the adjacent UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
planning.
planning.
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3.2.1.10 Scrambling code or cell parameter (ScCodeCellPara)

Full Name
Scrambling code or cell parameter
Abbreviation
ScCodeCellPara
Scrambling Code(25.213)
3GPP Name
Cell Parameter(25.213)
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3GPP Reference
44.018
FDD: The details of FDD can be found in the protocol 3GPP TS25.213.
ScCodeCellPara is a scrambling code used to distinguish the carriers in
the UTRAN/FDD network. Mobile stations measure the main scrambling
code of the downlink CPICH in a cell for handovers or cell reselections.
The scrambling codes are divided into 512 groups, from group 0 to group
511. Each group has one primary scrambling code and 15 secondary
scrambling codes. 511The 512 primary scrambling codes can be divided
into 64 scrambling code sets, each of which has eight scrabbling codes.
TDD: It is a parameter that describes adjacent cells.
When ScCodeCellPara is set to 65535, all cells with the set frequency
Description
will be measured, regardless of scrambling codes or cell parameters.
Managed Object
External Neighbor Cell

When CellType3G is set to "FDD", this parameter is an FDD scrambling
code and its value range is 0 to 511, and 65535, with a step of 1.
When CellType3G is set to "TDD", this parameter is a TDD cell
parameter and its value range is 0 to 127, and 65535, with a step of 1.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter should be set according to adjacent 3G cells.

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None
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None
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Um
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3.2.1.11 TX diversity indication (DiverSity)

Full Name
TX diversity indication
Abbreviation
DiverSity
Diversity 44.018\
3GPP Name
Diversity TDD(25.224)
3GPP Reference
44.018
Description
This parameter decides whether adjacent UTRAN cells use Tx diversity.
Managed Object
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Generally, Tx diversity is not used.

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3.2.1.12 RAC (RAC)

Full Name
RAC
Abbreviation
RAC
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Compared with the GSM system that uses location areas to manage a
group of cells, GPRS divides a location area to several routing areas
that are identified by RAI (MCC + MNC + LAC + RAC). When a mobile
station in attach status carries out a cell reselection, it will initiate a
"Routing Area Update" process if the RAI of the new cell is different from
that of the old cell.
The SGSN has the routing area information of the MSs that are in
standby status. Therefore, when packet data or circuit data is transmitted
in the network, the MSs will be paged in the routing area. .Cross-SGSN
RAI cannot be used.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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3.2.1.13 UTRAN adjacent cell bandwidth (BandWidth3G)

Full Name
UTRAN adjacent cell bandwidth
Abbreviation
BandWidth3G
3GPP Name
Bandwidth_TDD(25.331)
3GPP Reference
44.018
When CellType3G is set to "TDD", this parameter appears and can be
Description
set, indicating the bandwidth of the selected adjacent UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
1 (1.28 Mcps); 0(3.84 Mcps)
Unit
None
Default Value
1 (1.28 Mcps)
Default Value
The value 3.84 Mcps is not used any more.

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3.2.1.14 Apply Sync Case / Apply TSTD (SyncCaseTSTD)

Full Name
Apply Sync Case / Apply TSTD
Abbreviation
SyncCaseTSTD
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3GPP Name
(25.304, 25.224)
3GPP Reference
44.018
This parameter decides whether to use SyncCase or TSTD. TSTD refers
to time switched transmit diversity. SyncCase refers to synchronization
Description
mode is not used currently.
Managed Object

Mcps)", this parameter decides whether to use TSTD and its name is
"Apply TSTD". In this case, the value range is Yes and No.
Mcps)", this parameter decides whether to use Sync Case and its name
is "Apply Sync Case". In this case, the value range is Yes and No.
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value varies with applications.

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3.2.2 Others
3.2.2.1 Report characteristics (ReportType)
Full Name
Abbreviation
ReportType
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 8.5.2

This parameter determines the mode of reporting measurement reports.
The available options are as follows:
1 On Demand
2 Periodic
Description
7 Event E
Managed Object
BSC
1: On Demand 2: Period 7: EventE
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
values.
To uninterruptedly reflect the load on the peer end by using the common

measurement reporting mode of the Iur-g interface, select "2" (Periodic).

To report measurement reports when certain conditions are met, select
"7" (Event E). To report measurement reports once, select "1" (On
Demand).
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3.2.2.2 Report periodicity unit (RepPeriodUnit)

Full Name
Report periodicity unit
Abbreviation
RepPeriodUnit
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
parameter determines the unit of reporting interval.
1 10ms
Description
2 1Min
Managed Object
BSC
1: 10ms
2: 1Min
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In the case of periodic reporting, the unit is second.

Generally, the period is short for periodic reporting, which helps reflect
the load on the peer end in real time. When the requirements on
the real-time load on the peer end are relatively low, the unit can be
changed to minute.
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3.2.2.3 Report periodicity value (RepPeriodValue)

Full Name
Report periodicity value
Abbreviation
RepPeriodValue
3GPP Name
Report Periodicity Value
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.48a

parameter determines the reporting interval.
When "RepPeriodUnit" is configured to "2", the step is 1Min and the
Description
Managed Object
BSC
When RepPeriodUnit is 1, the step is 10ms and the value range is
1-6000.
RepPeriodUnit2, 1Min, 1-60
Unit
None
Default Value
100
Default Value

To use second or a unit lower than second as the reporting period,

configure "RepPeriodUnit" to "1". In this case, the value of this parameter

ranges from 1 to 6000 (10 ms to 60s). To use minute as the reporting
period, configure "RepPeriodUnit" to "2". In this case, the value of this
parameter ranges from 1 to 60 (1 minute to 60 minutes).
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value ranges from 1 to 6000. When "RepPeriodUnit" is configured to "2",

the step is 1 minute and the value ranges from 1 to 60.
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3.2.2.4 Load/RT Load/NRT Load measurement threshold 1 (MeasThr1_0~MeasThr1_2)

Full Name
mLoad/RT Load/NRT Load measurement threshold 1
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.39

This parameter determines reporting threshold 1 of event E. The available thresholds for the Iur-g interface are Load, RT Load, and NRT Load.
When the value is higher than this threshold, the system reports measure-
Description
ment reports.
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is required to configure this parameter according to the principle that
measurement reports are reported if the load exceeds 50%.
To hope that event report is insensitive to load, increase event threshold
1. Otherwise, decrease event threshold 1.
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3.2.2.5 Load/RT Load/NRT Load measurement threshold 2 (MeasThr2_0~MeasThr2_2)

Full Name
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.39

This parameter determines reporting threshold 2 of event E. The available thresholds for the Iur-g interface are Load, RT Load, and NRT Load.
When the value is lower than this threshold, the system stops reporting
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This threshold is lower than event threshold 1.
To hope that event report is insensitive to load, decrease event threshold
2. Otherwise, increase event threshold 2.
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The value is lower than that of MeasThr1.
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3.2.2.6 Measurement hysteresis time (MeasHys,10ms)

Full Name
Measurement hysteresis time
Abbreviation
MeasHys
3GPP Name
Measurement Hysteresis Time
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.36A

This parameter determines the delay time of reporting based on event
E. The system reports or stops reporting measurement reports after this
Description
delay time when the corresponding conditions are met.
Managed Object
BSC
1..6000
Unit
10ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
To hope that the delay time of reporting based on event E is short,
decrease this value. Otherwise, increase this value.
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3.2.2.7 Event report periodicity (EveRepPeriod,10ms)

Full Name
Event report periodicity
Abbreviation
EveRepPeriod
3GPP Name
Report Periodicity
3GPP Reference
3GPP 25.423 9.1.48A

This parameter determines the period of reporting based on event E when
Description
the event reporting conditions are met.
Managed Object
BSC
1..6000
Unit
10ms
Default Value
100
Default Value

It is required to configure this parameter as required.
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3.2.2.8 Measurement timer (MeasTimer,10ms)

Full Name
Measurement timer
Abbreviation
MeasTimer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a protection timer of measurement instances. This timer
is enabled when the system waits for responses of initialization or measurement report status. This timer restarts if no response or report is
received after the timeout time. In addition, this timer is disabled before
Description
instances are released.
Managed Object
BSC
1..65535
Unit
10ms
Default Value
500
Default Value
configuration.
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3.2.2.9 Measurement max retry number (MeasMaxRetryNum)

Full Name
Measurement max retry number
Abbreviation
MeasMaxRetryNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum retry times when no response is
received after the timeout time configured for the protection timer of measurement instances. Alternatively, this parameter determines the maxi-
Description
mum restart times of the timer when no measurement report is received.
Managed Object
BSC
[1,2,3]
Unit
times
Default Value
Default Value
values.
configuration.
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3.2.2.10 ExternalUtranCell (ParaCtrlSwitch)

Full Name
ExternalUtranCell
Abbreviation
ParaCtrlSwitch
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to use cell parameters or BSC global
Description
parameters. 1-BSC global parameters; 0-Cell parameters
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
By default, the system uses BSC global parameters. Cell parameters
are currently not supported.
Cell parameters are currently not supported and no adjustment is
required.
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3.2.2.11 Information report type (InfoReportType)

Full Name
Information report type
Abbreviation
InfoReportType
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the information reporting mode. 1: reported
Description
immediately; 3: reported after being modified
Managed Object
BSC
1: Ondemand
3: Periodic
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
values.
To hope that the information such as load on the peer end is reported
after being modified, configure this parameter to 3.
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3.2.2.12 Measurement type (MeasType)

Full Name
Measurement type
Abbreviation
MeasType
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines the common measurement type. 2: Load; 6:

Description
RT Load; 7: NRT Load
Managed Object
BSC
2: Load 6: RT Load 7: NRT Load
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This interface is designed for China Mobile only. Therefore, configure
this parameter according to the requirements of China Mobile.
According to the requirements of China Mobile, this parameter is not
modified.
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3.3 LTE External Cell Parameters

3.3.1 User label (UserLabel)
Full Name
User label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter facilitates subscribers to identify a cell name.
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Managed Object
Cell
A string with 40 characters at most
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
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None
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ID->BSC Function ID->External Cell Config->LTE External Cell Config
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3.3.2 LTE CELL Identification (LTECELLID)

Full Name
LTE CELL Identification
Abbreviation
LTECELLID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the ID of an external LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..65535
Unit
None
Default Value
None
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Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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3.3.3 MCC (MCC)

Full Name
MCC
Abbreviation
MCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The Mobile Country Code (MCC) consists of three decimal digits. It
uniquely identifies the country to which a mobile subscriber (or system)
Description
belongs.
Managed Object
Cell
0..999
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
It is required to configure this parameter according to actual network
configuration.
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None
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None
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None
3.3.4 MNC (MNC)

Full Name
MNC
Abbreviation
MNC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
on MCC).
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
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None
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None
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3.3.5 LTE CELL Identification (ENBID)

Full Name
Abbreviation
ENBID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the ID of an LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1048575
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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3.3.6 LTE CELL TYPE (CellTypeLTE)

Full Name
LTE CELL TYPE
Abbreviation
CellTypeLTE
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
TDD.
Managed Object
Cell
This parameter determines the type of an LTE cell, including FDD and
0..1
0: FDD
1: TDD
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
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None
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None
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3.3.7 Tracking area code (TAC)

Full Name
Tracking area code
Abbreviation
TAC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the ID of a trace cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
configuration.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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3.3.8 Physical layer cell identity of LTE CELL (PCID)

Full Name
Physical layer cell identity of LTE CELL
Abbreviation
PCID
3GPP Name
PCID
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the physical ID of an LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..503
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
configuration.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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NO
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3.3.9 The attribute of LTE NodeB (ENBInd)

Full Name
The attribute of LTE NodeB
Abbreviation
ENBInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
This parameter determines the attribute of an LTE NodeB.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1
0: Macro eNB
1: Home eNB
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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3.3.10 specified EARFCN of E-UTRAN cells (ArfcnLTE)

Full Name
specified EARFCN of E-UTRAN cells
Abbreviation
ArfcnLTE
3GPP Name
EARFCN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the frequency of an adjacent LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535
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Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
configuration.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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3.3.11 the minimum value of the channel bandwidth

(MeasureBandwidth)
Full Name
the minimum value of the channel bandwidth
Abbreviation
MeasureBandwidth
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the minimum bandwidth for the channel of an
Description
adjacent LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..7
0: NRB = 6
1: NRB = 15
2: NRB = 25
3: NRB = 50
4: NRB = 75
5: NRB = 100
6-7: reserved
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
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None
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None
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Cell Parameters
Table of Contents
Basic Parameters 1 ....................................................................................................4-1
Basic Parameters 2 ..................................................................................................4-30
Basic Parameters 3 ..................................................................................................4-70
Optional Parameters ..............................................................................................4-103
Cell Selection Parameters ......................................................................................4-133
Service Process Additional Parameters..................................................................4-162
System Parameters................................................................................................4-184
AMR Half Method Parameters................................................................................4-207
AMR Full Method Parameters ................................................................................4-215
Other Parameters...................................................................................................4-223
GPRS Basic Parameters ........................................................................................4-245
GPRS Cell Options Parameters .............................................................................4-358
GPRS NC Survey Parameters................................................................................4-376
GPRS Power Control Parameters ..........................................................................4-391
GPRS Cell Reselection Parameters .......................................................................4-398
GPRS Channel Parameters....................................................................................4-434
PS Handover Parameters.......................................................................................4-460
EDGE Parameters..................................................................................................4-469
AMR-WB Parameter...............................................................................................4-497
VAMOS Parameter.................................................................................................4-499
Cell Power Parameter ............................................................................................4-529
GPRS Resource Control By Service.......................................................................4-556
4.1 Basic Parameters 1

4.1.1 User Label
Full Name
User Label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
This parameter means the cell name that is easy to be recognized by users.
Managed Object
Cell
Value Range and

Step
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.1.2 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
This parameter means the site ID. It cannot be modified.

Consistent with managed element ID for SDR.
Site
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
None
Modifying
Detail
None
(BSCID)
4.1.3 BSC
Full Name
BSC ID
Abbreviation
BSCID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Value Range and
Step
BSC ID cannot be modified. By default, the value is the same with that
of subnetwork ID.
Cell
1 ~ 4095
Unit
None
Default Value
None
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Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.1.4 BTS ID (BtsId)

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the serial number of this cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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1..108
The maximum value of BtsId for each site type is as follows:
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 108
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
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Note:
For the meaning of Site ID and BTS ID on other interfaces, please refer to the description
here.
4.1.5 Cell Type (CellType)

Full Name
Cell Type
Abbreviation
CellType
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the type of this cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..4
0: umbrella cell
1: macro-cell
2: micro-cell
3: pico-cell
4: extended cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.6 MCC (MCC)

Full Name
MCC
Abbreviation
MCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
A Mobile Country Code (MCC) is used to uniquely identify the country
where a mobile user (or system) belongs. MCCs are allocated interna-
Description
tionally. China's is 460.
Managed Object
Cell
It depends on the parameter MCC in BSC global resource parameters.
Unit
None
Default Value
It depends on the parameter MCC in BSC global resource parameters.
Default Value
None

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.7 MNC (MNC)

Full Name
MNC
Abbreviation
MNC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
A Mobile Network Code (MNC) is used to uniquely identify a specific
PLMN in a country (depending on MCC). For example, the code "07" rep-
Description
resents the PLMN of China Mobile.
Managed Object
Cell
It depends on the parameter MNC in BSC global resource parameters.
Unit
None
Default Value
It depends on the parameter MNC in BSC global resource parameters.
Default Value
None

Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
digits long.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.8 LAC (LAC)

Full Name
LAC
Abbreviation
LAC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Each GSM PLMN is divided into many location areas to locate mobile
stations. Location area codes (LACs) are used to identify different
location areas. LAC is part of LAI (LAI = MCC + MNC + LAC). One
location area contains multiple cells.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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4.1.9 CI (CI)
Full Name
CI
Abbreviation
CI
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Network operators must allocate a unique code to each cell in a location
Description
area to identify every cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.10 NCC (NCC)

Full Name
NCC
Abbreviation
NCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
NCC is one of the composition parts of Base Station ID Code (BSIC)
(BSIC = NCC + BCC), which is used to enable the MS to distinguish adjacent and different GSM PLMN cells. Usually adjacent operators shall
have different NCCs. The parameter related to NCC is "NccPermitted" of
the cell. By prohibiting MS to report related NCC in the cell, MS is prohibited to measure the cell information of the related operators. Actually,
NCC occupies three bits. NCC is one of the network identification param-
Description
eters.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.11 BCC (BCC)

Full Name
BCC
Abbreviation
BCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
BCC is one of the composition parts of Base Station ID Code (BSIC) (BSIC
= NCC + BCC). Usually BCC is used to enable MS to distinguish adjacent
cells with the same BCCH carrier frequency and belonging to the same
GSM PLMN. In addition, the GSM specifications stipulate that the TSC
(Training Sequence Code) of the broadcast control channel of a cell shall
be equal to the cell BCC. BCC occupies three bits. BCC is one of the
Description
network identification parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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4.1.12 Frequency band (FreqBand)

Full Name
Frequency band
Abbreviation
FreqBand
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the supported frequency band
Managed Object
Cell
0: PGSM (1..124);
1: EGSM (0..124, 975..1023);
2: DCS1800 (512..885);
4: GSM1900 (512..810);
7: GSM850 (128..251)
Unit
None
Default Value
0: PGSM
Default Value
Depends on the actual configuration.

It is configured as required.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-05-02-002 EGSM Frequency Band Support
Related Parameters
[BSC]FuncExt
[CellTrx]Frequency
The value of DCS1800/PCS1900 supported (FuncExt) has influence on
Relationship
the value range of this parameter.

This parameter value has influence on the value range of CaArfcnList.
Related Interfaces
None
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NO
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4.1.13 Subcell used (SubCellUsed)

Full Name
Subcell used
Abbreviation
SubCellUsed
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates whether this cell uses the subcell switch.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This is a switch for a special function. The switch is disabled by default.

Enabled when a subcell needs to be configured.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]SubFreqBand
[Cell]SubCellId
Relationship
When this parameter is Yes, SubFreqBand parameter can be set.

This parameter value has influence on the value range of SubCellId.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.14 Frequency Band of subcell (SubFreqBand)

Full Name
Frequency Band of subcell
Abbreviation
SubFreqBand
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter sets the frequency band of subCell.
Managed Object
Cell
DCS1800, the value range is GSM900, EXT900, DCS1800, GSM850;
PCS1900, it value range is GSM900, EXT900, PCS1900, GSM850;
Unit
None
Default Value
GSM900
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]SubCellUsed
[BSC]FuncExt
If "Subcell used" is set to "Yes", this parameter can be configurable.
Relationship
The value of DCS1800/PCS1900 supported (FuncExt) has influence on

the value range of this parameter.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.15 ARFCN list (CaArfcnList)

Full Name
ARFCN list
Abbreviation
CaArfcnList
3GPP Name
44.018, Cell Channel Description
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter provides a list of Absolute Radio Frequency Channel
Description
Numbers (ARFCNs).
Managed Object
Cell
The value range of each ARFCN is the same as BCCH. The ARFCN list
contains the channel numbers configured for all TRXs.
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
The ARFCN list is automatically generated by the system according to
the channel numbers used in the cell.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
The ARFCNs in subcell 1 and subcell 2 should comply with the following
constraints:
1) In the case of PGSM900 system,
the CA list contains 124 ARFCNs at most. (A cell has 64 ARFCNs at
Relationship
most.)
2) In the case of EGSM or DCS1800 system,
if the difference between the maximum ARFCN and the minimum one
is less than 112, the list can contain 112 ARFCNs at most. (A cell has
64 ARFCNs at most.)
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less than 128, the list can contain 29 ARFCNs at most.
if the difference between the maximum ARFCN and the minimum one
is equal to or larger than 512, the list can contain 17 ARFCNs at most
when 0 is included, or 16 ARFCNs at most when 0 is not included.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.16 GPRS service support (PsSupport)

Full Name
Abbreviation
PsSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether this cell supports GPRS (EDGE) service.If "GPRS supported" or "EDGE supported" is selected, relevant sub-
Description
pages may appear on the interface.
Managed Object
Cell
GPRS is not supported, GPRS is supported, EDGE is supported, EG-
PRS2-A is not supported
Unit
None
Default Value
GPRS is not supported.
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the network requirement.
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For the cell which does not support PS service, it is set as: Don't support
GPRS;
For the cell which only supports the GPRS service, it is set as: Support
GPRS;
For the cell which supports the GPRS and EDGE services, it is set as:
Support EDGE;
For the cell which supports the GPRS , EDGE and EDGE2 services, it is
set as: Support EDGE2.
The V2 80W BTS only supports CS1/2.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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4.1.17 Dynamic HR support indication (DynaHREnable)

Full Name
Dynamic HR support indication
Abbreviation
DynaHREnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether this cell supports dynamic HR. This feature means the system can allocate full rate or half rate channel for the
MS based on cell traffic while the network is allocating channels for the
MS.If the cell channels are congested, the system can allocate half rate
channels, so the period of cell congestion at peak time decreases to the
Description
minimum extent.
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Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This switch can be enabled to expand cell capacity when subscribers in
the cell reach or exceed the channel capacity in it.
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Related Parameters
[Cell]UseCellDynHRPara
[BSC]DynaHREnable
When this parameter (dynamic HR support indication) is "Yes", the
Relationship
parameter (use cell dynamic HR parameter) can be configured. Full rate

channels can be converted to half rate channel till BSC and cell enables
dynamic HR functions simultaneously.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
4.1.18 Dynamic HR channel allocation algorithm (DHRAlgrithm)

Full Name
Dynamic HR channel allocation algorithm
Abbreviation
DHRAlgrithm
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the calculation method of dynamic HR cells in

busy time.
This parameter controls the calculation method of cell busyness in the
dynamic HR function. If the cell is configured with dynamic channels for
PS service, the channels are converted to dynamic PS channels. When
the CS service and the PS service are taken into consideration, the
system considers that the dynamic PS channels are occupied. If cell
busyness is high, the cell will allocate dynamic HR channels and then
preempt dynamic PS channels. When only the CS service is taken into
consideration, if cell busyness is high and FR channels are insufficient,
Description
the cell will preempt PS channels and then allocate HR channels.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Consider CS services only
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, the system considers that a dynamic channel is occupied when
being used for the PS service.
0: Consider CS and PS services
Operators hope that the CS service is prior to preempt PS channels and

then allocates dynamic HR channels. This can increase the proportion of
full rate subscribers. If the performance of PS service can be degraded,
this parameter can be configured to 1, that is, only the CS service is

If operators hope to meet the capacity of CS service and the performance
of PS service, this parameter can be configured to 0, that is, the CS
service and PS service are both taken into consideration.
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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4.1.19 CBC support (SmsCbUsed)

Full Name
CBC support
Abbreviation
SmsCbUsed
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
CBC service is an important service provided by mobile communication
system, mainly used to distribute information to the mobile subscribers
within certain geographical location area. The difference from P2P sms
service contains: receiver for P2P sms is a specific mobile subscriber,
but receiver for CBC is all mobile subscribers within certain area,
including external subscribers roaming in this area.
This parameter identifies whether this cell supports the function of cell
Description
broadcasting short message.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Whether to enable this function depends on the needs of operators.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[CellTs]TS Channel Combination

If "CBC Supported (SmsCbUsed)" is No, that is, CBC is not supported,
the system automatically finds all time slot channel combinations in the
cell. If CBC channel exists, it is changed to SDCCH. SmsCbUsed
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If "CBC Supported (SmsCbUsed)" is 'Yes', that is, CBC is supported,

the system automatically finds all time slot channel combinations in
the cell. If a non-BCCH channel is found for a carrier, it is changed to
SDCCH+CBCH.
Related Interfaces
None
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4.1.20 Threshold for TRX switched from FR to HR (HRThs)

Full Name
Threshold for TRX switched from FR to HR
Abbreviation
HRThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When BSC and cell enables dynamic HR functions, and percentage of
TCHF channel used in the cell (the numerator: "TCHF channels occupied + TCHH channel occupied" / "2 + non-blocked static PD channel +
busy dynamic PD channel", the denominator: "all available TCH/H/2" +
"available dynamic and static PDCH channels in current status") exceeds
Description
this threshold, convert TCH/F -> TCH/H.
Managed Object
Cell
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
60
Default Value
When channel occupation rate reaches to 60%, the cell is regarded

as busy, dynamic HR allocation can be performed, so as to expand
cell capacity.
This parameter is appropriately set according to the actual traffic. In the
non-congestion status, HR service should not be used.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-03-02-013 Dynamic FR/HR Adjustment
Related Parameters
[Cell]AMRHRThs
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HRThsis greater than or equal to AmrHRThs.
Related Interfaces
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NO
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4.1.21 PS busy threshold (Info_1_16)

Full Name
PS busy threshold
Abbreviation
Info_1_16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If the cell busyness is greater than this threshold, a maximum of one
dynamic TCHF channel of new PS services is allowed to be converted
into PD. Cell busyness is calculated in accordance with the formula: the
numerator: "TCHF channels occupied + TCHH channel occupied" / "2
+ non-blocked static PD channel + busy dynamic PD channel", the denominator: "all available TCH/H/2" + "available dynamic and static PDCH
Description
channels in current status" ).
Managed Object
Cell
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
If over 80% of the channels are occupied, the cell has large traffic. In
this case, it is recommended not to expand PS channels.
The smaller the value is, the more the expansion of PS services in the
cell is limited.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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4.1.22 Use cell AMR parameter (UseCellAMRParam)

Full Name
Use cell AMR parameter
Abbreviation
UseCellAMRParam
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the AMR parameters of the cell are
enabled.
If no, the AMR parameters set in the BSC are preferred.
Description
If yes, the AMR parameters of the cell are preferred.
Managed Object
Cell
No, Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In most cases, the AMR parameters can be set in a unified manner in
the BSC for convenient configuration.
Enable this switch if you want to set the AMR parameter depending
on the characteristics of the cell.
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Related Parameters
None
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None
Related Interfaces
None
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NO
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4.1.23 Support AMR-WB (SUPPORTAMRWB)

Full Name
Support AMR-WB
Abbreviation
SUPPORTAMRWB
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
0: No; 1: Yes
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: not support
Default Value
None

This parameter should be configured according to the actual carrier.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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4.1.24 Support CS paging prefer PS Assignment (CsPagingPrefer)

Full Name
Support CS paging prefer PS Assignment
Abbreviation
CsPagingPrefer
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter determines whether to support the priority of CS paging
Description
higher than that of PS assignment.
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Not a basic function, disabled by default.

The base station monitors the occupation of the paging group queue.
When the occupation reaches a percentage (80%), the base station
reports a paging overload message, and checks whether the uplink
CCCH request is used for packet services. If yes, the base station
discards the message. The iBSC operates with the base station in
implementing related configurations and counting functions.
Change Mode
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Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
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4.1.25 Common control channel configuration (CcchConf)

Full Name
Common control channel configuration
Abbreviation
CcchConf
3GPP Name
CCCH-CONF
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
The common control channel configuration parameter is one of the
system control parameters. In GSM system, CCCH includes Access
Grant Channel (AGCH) and Paging Channel (PCH). It is used to send
access granting (instant assignment) message and paging message.
In each cell, all service channels share CCCH. According to the
configuration of the service channel in the cell and the traffic mode of the
cell, CCCH can be one or more than one physical channel, and CCCH
can share the same physical channel with SDCCH.
The combination mode of the common control channel in a cell
depends on the CCCH configuration parameter and it should be
consistent with the actual configuration of cell CCH. It could be
observed from this parameter: BS_CC_CHANS (Number of CCCH);
BS_CCCH_SDCCH_COMB (combined with SDCCH or not).
This parameter is broadcast to all MSs in a cell through message
Description
RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: A basic physical channel used by CCCH . It is not used together

with SDCCH;
1: A basic physical channel used by CCCH. It is used together with
SDCCH;
2: Two basic physical channels used by CCCH. It is not used together
with SDCCH;
4: Three basic physical channels used by CCCH. It is not used together
with SDCCH;
6: Four basic physical channels used by CCCH. It is not used by
SDCCH.
Other values: Reserved
Unit
None
0: A basic physical channel used by CCCH . It is not used together with
Default Value
SDCCH;
Default Value
In most cases there are more than two carrier frequencies in a cell. A
single SDCCH channel is needed.

The setting of this parameter depends on the traffic load of the location
area that the cell resides. 0 can be the default value (must be consistent
with the configurations of the public control channels). It is recommended
that this value should be identical for the cells in the same local area.
, TRX12,
SDCCH; TRX
34,
SDCCH.TRX4, .
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[CellTs]TS Channel Combination

If CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses one physical channel,
combined with SDCCH", then in the channel parameters, channel
combination of timeslot 0 must be one of the following two combinations:
"BCCH+SDCCH/4" and "BCCH+SDCCH/4+CBCH".
When CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses one physical channel,
not combined with SDCCH", then in the channel parameters, channel
Relationship
"FCCH+SCH+BCCH+CCCH" and "BCCH+CCCH".

When CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses two physical channel,
combination of timeslot 0 and timeslot 2 is one of the following two
combinations: "FCCH+SCH+BCCH+CCCH" and "BCCH+CCCH".
When CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses three physical channel,
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combination of timeslot 0, 2, and 4 is one of the following two

combinations: 'FCCH+SCH+BCCH+CCCH' and 'BCCH+CCCH'.
When CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses four physical channel,
combination of timeslot 0, 2, 4, and 6 is one of the following two
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4.1.26 Template file

Full Name
Template file
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Click the Select button, a window pops up. Select the template file in local
path.
Description
Click the Clear button to clear selected template files.
Managed Object
Cell
Local files
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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4.2.1 TA Max (TaMax)
Full Name
TA Max
Abbreviation
TaMax
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter represents the maximum TA supported by extended carrier frequency. It defines the cell coverage capability. The users with
Description
values that exceed TaMax cannot access or will be dropped.
Managed Object
Cell
When "Cell Type (CellType)" is non-extended, the value range is 0..63;
Step: 1
When "Cell Type (CellType)" is extended, the value range is 0..219;
Step: 1
Unit
None
When "Cell Type (CellType)" is non-extended, the default value is 63;
Default Value
When "Cell Type (CellType)" is extended, the value range is 219;
Default Value
Common cell by default
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The cell coverage capability is configured based on the cell type

(extended cell or not). The parameter is set to 63 fro common cells
and 219 for extended cells.
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Related Parameters
[Cell]CellType
[Cell]DistanceThs
When "Cell Type (CellType)" is non-extended, the value range is 0 .. 63;
Relationship
When "Cell Type (CellType)" is extended, the value range is 0 .. 219;

In the process of handover control, DistanceThs cannot be higher than
the maximum value of TA.
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4.2.2 TA MIN (TaMin)

Full Name
TA MIN
Abbreviation
TaMin
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
It indicates the minimum TA accessing the cell. In homocentric circle coverage, this parameter is used with TaAllowed to limit the access of outer
Description
circle cells.
Managed Object
Cell
Step: 1
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The coverage area is not a homocentric circle by default and all users
within the coverage have access authorities.
In homocentric circle coverage, TaMin can be increased to users near
the certer point to use the outer circle resources.
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The value of "Cell Type" has influence on the value range and default
Relationship
value of this parameter.

The parameter takes effect only when TLV is supported.
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4.2.3 TA allowed (TaAllowed)

Full Name
TA allowed
Abbreviation
TaAllowed
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the maximum TA that is allowed to access the
cell. If the delay time period requested by the channel exceeds the al-
Description
lowed range of TA, user access is not allowed.
Managed Object
Cell
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Step: 1
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
When "Cell Type (CellType)" is extended, the value range is 219;
When "Cell Type (CellType)" is non-extended, the default value is 63;
Default Value
Common cell by default

TaAllowed can be reduced to control the access coverage.
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Related Parameters
[Site]INFO1_1
The value of "Cell Type" has influence on the value range and default
Relationship

The parameter takes effect only when TLV is supported.
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4.2.4 PCH load indication period (CcchLoadIndPrd)

Full Name
PCH load indication period
Abbreviation
CcchLoadIndPrd
3GPP Name
CCCH Load Indication Period
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0
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In accordance with the GSM specifications, when the PCH channel (the
RACH channel) load level of BTS is over a threshold value (overload)
set by O&M, BTS will periodically send the "CCCH LOAD INDICATION"
message to BSC till the PCH (the RACH channel) channel is no longer
Description
over the threshold value.
Managed Object
Cell
1 .. 255
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
2S2S is enough for timely reporting overload and overload recovery.

It is recommended not to adjust the configuration of this parameter.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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4.2.5 Periodical location updating timer (T3212)

Full Name
Periodical location updating timer
Abbreviation
T3212
3GPP Name
T3212
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.13.0

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In the GSM system, location updating results from three major causes.
One is normal updating that the MS finds change of the location area
(different LACs), the second is IMSI attach that location updating is performed after the MS is powered on, and the third is that the network specifies the MS to periodically update its location. Network controls the location time interval and depends upon T3212 timer. This parameter is
broadcast to all MSs in the cell by message RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORDescription
MATION TYPE3.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 255
00: positive infinite, location update is not required;
1: 6 minutes;
2: 12 minutes;
255: 1530 minutes;
Step length: 1
Unit
360 s
Default Value
10
Default Value
This parameter should be negotiated with MSC. It is always set to 10.

This parameter affects the overall service performance of the network
and the utilization of the radio resource. For the area with higher traffic,
the period could be bigger (for example 16 or 20 hours, even 25 hours);
for the area with ordinary traffic, the value of T3212 could be smaller
(for example 3 or 6 hours); for the area with extreme overload traffic, it

is recommended to set T3212 as 0. The default value can be set to 10

(1 hour). Configuration of this parameter should be same within the
same location area, while the value that VLR periodically updates the
timer should be greater than this parameter. This parameter is set to 10
by default. It should be smaller than the implicit power-off duration of
CN. The value of T3212 under the same LAC should be consistent. In
case the coverage is poor, set this parameter to a small value, which has
assistance for increasing paging success rate.
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None
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None
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4.2.6 Protection period for access attempt (T3122)

Full Name
Protection period for access attempt
Abbreviation
T3122
3GPP Name
T3122
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018 V5.22.0

The network sends IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT REJECT message to
MS when it receives a channel request message from MS and will not
allocate a suitable channel to MS.IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT REJECT
message contains T3122 timer parameter to prevent possible wireless
channel blocking caused by repeated channel requests sent by the MS,
which is waiting for indication information unit.
MS cannot restart a new call until the time indicated by T3122 is elapsed
if it receives the IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT REJECT message. This
parameter is also one of the system control parameters, and is sent to
MS in the IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT REJECT message.
Following are the suggested values: 10 s to 15 s for normal traffic area;
Description
15 s to 25 s for dense traffic area.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 255
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
10
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with user's feel and network
resource utilization.
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Following are the suggested values: 10 s to 15 s for normal traffic area;

15 s to 25 s for dense traffic area. The cell traffic changes gradually
and cell abnormality occurs and recovers gradually. If the parameter is

set too small, the success rate of channel request is still low and the
system needs to process much load. If the parameter is set too large,
user's experience goes poor.
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None
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None
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4.2.7 Multi-band report indication (MulbandReport)

Full Name
Multi-band report indication
Abbreviation
MulbandReport
3GPP Name
MULTIBAND_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

The MS in single-frequency GSM system only needs to report the
contents of six adjacent cells with the strongest signals in a frequency
band, when reporting the survey result of adjacent cells to the network.
In multi-band networking, MS can enter with priority into a specific
frequency band during handover. The MS reports the survey result
according to the signal intensity and the frequency band of the signals,
according to the actual situation.
Multiband report indication is used to notify MS to report contents of
adjacent cells in multiple frequency bands. It is one of the system control
Description
parameters.
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The setting of this parameter is subject to traffic in each frequency

band.General principles to set the parameters are as follows: 0: If the
traffic of each frequency band is almost equivalent, and the operator has
no choice over the frequency band. 3: If the traffic of each frequency
band is quite different, and the operator hopes that MS enters a specific
frequency band with priority.
The values are as follows:
0: The MS reports the survey results of six known and allowed adjacent
cells with the strongest NCC according to the signal intensity, regardless
of which frequency band adjacent cells are in.1: The MS reports the
measurement result of 1 adjacent cell with strongest signal in the
frequency bands in adjacent cell list (excluding the frequency band of
this cell).In the remaining space, the MS reports adjacent cell in this
cell frequency band. If still more space is available, the MS reports the
remaining adjacent cells, regardless of which frequency bands they
are in.
2: The MS reports the measurement result of 2 adjacent cells with
strongest signal in the frequency bands in adjacent cell list (excluding
the frequency band of this cell).In the remaining space, the MS reports
adjacent cell in this cell frequency band. If still more space is available,
the MS reports the remaining adjacent cells, regardless of which
frequency bands they are in.
3: The MS reports the measurement result of 3 adjacent cells with
the frequency band of this cell).In the remaining space, the MS reports
adjacent cell in this cell frequency band. If still more space is available,
the MS reports the remaining adjacent cells, regardless of which
frequency bands they are in.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The cells in different frequency bands have more opportunities to report.
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In the dual-band network scenario, the handover of MS in 1800M and

the traffic shared with 1800M are subject to the following settings: 3:
900M cells report 1800M adjacent cells as often as possible. 1: 1800M
cells report 900M adjacent cells as seldom as possible.

0: In the dual-band network scenario, the contents are reported
according to signal strength, to balance the traffic.
Reasonable setting is useful for traffic balance, congestion improvement.
Whereas, it may influence the handover success rate, calldrop rate,
and coverage rate.
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None
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None
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4.2.8 Coefficient of BVC bucket size (Info_2_0)

Full Name
Coefficient of BVC bucket size
Abbreviation
Info_2_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the minimum access level of uplink RACH.
When BTS has received a channel request, it will measure the receive
level. If the receiving level is lower than the threshold, this access will be
Description
abandoned.
Managed Object
Cell
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90..125
Step: 1
Unit
-dBm
Default Value
125
Default Value
Within the sensitivity range, it is not limited.
coverage area will be reduced and the success rate of paging and
handover will be lowered. However, the accessibility and the drop rate
The default value is recommended. If this index is increased, the
will be improved.
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None
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[Site]INFO1_1
Relationship
The TLV parameter must be enabled to validate this functional

parameter.
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4.2.9 CCCH load indication (RACH) (CcchLoadINDThs_0)

Full Name
CCCH load indication (RACH)
Abbreviation
CcchLoadINDThs_0
3GPP Name
CCCH Load Threshold
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0
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This parameter specifies a threshold for the RACH load. When the RACH
load of the BTS exceeds this threshold, the BTS periodically sends a
CCCH LOAD INDICATION message to the iBSC until the RACH load deDescription
creases to a value lower than the threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
80
Default Value
Generally, the RACH is considered very busy when its load reaches 80%.

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None
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4.2.10 CCCH load indication (PCH) (CcchLoadINDThs_1)

Full Name
CCCH load indication (PCH)
Abbreviation
CcchLoadINDThs_1
3GPP Name
CCCH Load Threshold
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0
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This parameter specifies a threshold for the PCH load. When the PCH
load of the BTS exceeds this threshold, the BTS periodically sends a
CCCH LOAD INDICATION message to the iBSC until the PCH load deDescription
creases to a value lower than the threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
80
Default Value
Generally, the PCH is considered very busy when its load reaches 80%.

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None
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None
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None
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4.2.11 8PSK modulating power attenuation level (Tn7Lowerlevel)

Full Name
8PSK modulating power attenuation level
Abbreviation
Tn7Lowerlevel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the 8PSK modulating power attenuation level. If

BCCH carrier uses the channel with 8PSK modulation, the BCCH carrier
Description
is guaranteed to be sent at a constant power by setting this parameter.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 50
Step: 1
Unit
0.2 dB
Default Value
Default Value
The default is not adjusted.

Currently, the system does not support this function, and the modulation
power of BCCH Ts is reduced by 2 dB through the usage of 8PSK.
This parameter is valid until the TLV format is supported.
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Relationship
This parameter is valid until the TLV parameter is enabled.
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4.2.12 Repeated ACCH support (RepeatACCH)

Full Name
Repeated ACCH support
Abbreviation
RepeatACCH
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether to use the FACCH/SACCH retransDescription
mission function.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This is a new feature, keeping the same as before. It is disabled by
default.

It is recommended to enable this function after AMR is enabled, so as

to improve the set-up success rate, whilst currently few mobile phones
support the repeat SACCH.
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ZGO-04-02-009 Repeated FACCH/SACCH
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None
Relationship
None
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4.2.13 Start PA power off (StartPAPowerOff)

Full Name
Start PA power off
Abbreviation
StartPAPowerOff
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is to save energy and reduce consumption. BTS system

can turn off PA offset voltage while close power for idle timeslots. If the
configuration is conducted on BTS, FPGA can determine whether PA offDescription
set voltage shall be turned off.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes, No
Yes: enable
No: disable
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Turn on this switch when needed.
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ZGO-04-04-003 Intelligent Timeslot Shutdown
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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NO
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4.2.14 Switch flag of cell TRX power off (StartTRXPowerOff)

Full Name
Switch flag of cell TRX power off
Abbreviation
StartTRXPowerOff
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
It marks whether "Switch Flag of Cell TRX Power Off" is enabled.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

When the function is enabled, the BTS will reduce the traffic to a certain
extent and will shut down part of the transceiver functions for power
saving.
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ZGO-04-04-002 Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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4.2.15 Support intelligent cell shuttingdown (CellShuttingDown)

Full Name
Support intelligent cell shuttingdown
Abbreviation
CellShuttingDown
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether to support the function of intelligent

cell power-off.
In a dual-band network, if the 900M cell contains the coverage of the
1800M cell and meanwhile the 1800M cell supports the function of
intelligent cell shutdown, the 1800M cell checks the traffic conditions
for carrier shutdown and starts to shut down the carrier in the period
allowed by the intelligent carrier shutdown function. The carrier should
be shut down when the cell processes no services and the BCCH carrier
Description
is the last carrier that is shut down.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

In a dual-band network, if the 1800M cell is covered by another cell
such as a 900M cell, this function can be enabled according to operator
requirements.
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ZGO-04-04-007 Intelligent Cell Shutdown
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[Cell]StartTRXPowerOff
Relationship
To enable the function of intelligent cell shutdown, the function of

intelligent carrier shutdown function must be enabled.
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4.2.16 Upper Site Id (UPSITEID)

Full Name
Upper Site Id
Abbreviation
UPSITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the station number of the upper layer cell. If this
cell is an 1800M cell and the station number of upper layer 900M cell is
configured when the function of intelligent cell shutdown is enabled, this
cell will shut down or start the BCCH carrier according to the traffic of the
Description
upper layer cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is configured according to the network coverage on site.

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Relationship
None
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NO
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4.2.17 Upper Cell Id (UPBTSID)

Full Name
Upper Cell Id(
Abbreviation
UPBTSID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the station number of the upper layer cell. If this
cell is an 1800M cell and the station number of upper layer 900M cell is
configured when the function of intelligent cell shutdown is enabled, this
cell will shut down or start the BCCH carrier according to the traffic of the
Description
upper layer cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..24
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
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4.2.18 AMR codec adjust mode (AmrAdjMode)

Full Name
AMR codec adjust mode
Abbreviation
AmrAdjMode
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates which AMR rate adjustment mode is used. Two
adjustment modes are optional: AMR rapid rate adjustment mode: In
this mode, the adjustment time is controlled by the BTS. Interval-based
rate adjustment: In this mode, the adjustment time is determined by the
configuration in the operation and maintenance center. This parameter
is valid in the case of IPA and E1A.
In the rapid rate adjustment mode, the BTS uses the default adjustment
time, that is, 960 ms. In the interval-based rate adjustment mode, the
BTS uses the adjustment time (unit: 480 ms) configured in the operation
and maintenance center. For example, if the interval parameter is set to
1, the BTS adjusts the rate every 480 ms. If the interval parameter is set
to 2, the BTS adjusts the data rate every 960 ms.
AMR rate adjustment refers to the process that the MS reports CMR
through uplink speech frames to request for the adjustment of downlink
rate according to the calculated downlink C/I (compared with the
threshold). The base station sends CMC through downlink speech
frames to request for the adjustment of uplink rate according to the
calculated uplink C/I (compared with the threshold). When the calculated
C/I reaches the threshold, and the time since the previous adjustment
reaches the adjustment time specified by this parameter, the BTS
accepts the rate adjustment request of CMC and CMR. If the calculated
C/I reaches the threshold, but the adjustment interval does not reach the
adjustment time specified by this parameter, rate adjustment will not be
Description
performed.
Managed Object
Cell
AMR rapid rate adjustment mode, interval-based rate adjustment mode
Unit
None
Default Value
AMR rapid rate adjustment mode
Default Value
The rate adjustment is determined by the BTS. The interval of 960 ms is
appropriate for rate adjustment.

Generally, the default value is recommended. The rate adjustment is

determined by the BTS. The interval of 960 ms is appropriate for rate
adjustment.
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4.2.19 AMR codec adjust interval (AmrAdjInterval)

Full Name
AMR codec adjust interval
Abbreviation
AmrAdjInterval
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the interval for AMR codec adjustment. This
parameter is valid when the AmrAdjMode parameter is set to "Intervalbased adjustment mode". Refer to the description of AmrAdjMode for
Description
more information.
Managed Object
Cell
1..50
Step: 1
Unit
480 ms
Default Value
Default Value
When the adjustment is determined by the operation and maintenance

center, the smaller the parameter value is, the faster the adjustment is
performed.
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The default value is recommended. Generally, the AMR rapid rate

adjustment mode is adopted in the network, and the BTS can properly
control the adjustment. If operator intervene is needed for rate

adjustment, select the interval-based rate adjustment mode and set the
value of this parameter. The larger the parameter value is, the longer
the adjustment interval is, that is, the slower a rate adjustment is.
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This parameter is valid only when the AmrAdjMode parameter is set to

"Interval-based rate adjustment".
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4.2.20 HR channel fragment repacking support (HRDfragSupport)

Full Name
HR channel fragment repacking support
Abbreviation
HRDfragSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a switch for HR channel fragment cleaning-up functions.
Description
It can be configured both on BSC level and cell level.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
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This parameter can increase the number of full-rate channels and

improve the voice quality when a cell that applies dynamic half-rate
enable the HR fragment cleaning. This parameter can be enabled when
needed. The BSC global parameter needs to be turned on, and the
number of handover within a cell will increase.
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[BSC]HRDfragSupport
[Cell]Info_0_8
[Cell]Info_1_24
The HR fragment cleaning function can be enabled only when the
following three parameters have been enabled: BSC HRDfragSupport,
Relationship
BSC HoIntraEnable and HRDfragSupport. The ratio of idle TCH/F

channel to all available service channels is the starting threshold of HR
fragment cleaning function.
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4.2.21 Idle FR threshold For HR defrag (Info_0_8)

Full Name
Idle FR threshold For HR defrag
Abbreviation
Info_0_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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If the proportion of the idle TCH/F channels in a cell to all the available
service channels is lower than or equal to this threshold, the fragment
cleaning up function will be enabled. The calculation starts when the HR
Description
channel needs to be repacked, which is caused by release of user.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
20
Default Value
The default value is a low proportion threshold.

This parameter defines that the proportion of idle TCH/F channels
are the start threshold for HR fragment cleaning up. If the threshold
is increased, HR fragment cleaning up will be started when there are
many idle TCH/F channels, and there will be more inner-cell handovers
caused by HR fragment cleaning up. If the threshold is decreased, HR

fragment cleaning up will be started when there are less idle TCH/F
channels, and there will be less inner-cell handovers caused by HR
fragment cleaning up.
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None
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4.2.22 Busy threshold for HR defrag (Info_1_24)

Full Name
Busy threshold for HR defrag
Abbreviation
Info_1_24
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The fragment management is started when the traffic of a cell exceeds
the busy threshold. The calculation starts when the HR channel repack
is caused by release of users. The result is the proportion of the occupied channels (including TCH/H, TCH/F and PDTCH) to all the available
Description
channels in a cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
HR fragment cleaning up will make the channel busier. .

This parameter defines the proportion of busy channels in a cell. If the
threshold is increased, HR fragment cleaning up will start conducted
when the cell is busy, and there will be more inner-cell handovers caused
by HR fragment cleaning up. If the threshold is decreased, HR fragment

cleaning up will start when the cell is not busy, and there will be less
inner-cell handovers caused by HR fragment cleaning up.
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None
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4.2.23 HR channel percentage threshold (HRTsPercentage)

Full Name
HR channel percentage threshold
Abbreviation
HRTsPercentage
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the ratio of number of HR occupied times slots to the number of
all the service time slots is lower than this threshold, a new HR channel
can be generated. The occupied HR time slots include static HR time
slots and dynamically generated HR time slots.
The parameter can be configured on BSC and BTS. when
UseCellDynHRPara is set to "Yes", HRTsPercentage is used. When
Description
UseCellDynHRPara is set to "No", BSC global HRTsPercentage is used.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
50
Default Value
The default start threshold for dynamic HR exceeds 50%. Too many HR
utility should be avoided.

The HR time slot proportion is set to control the utility of HR channels.

The proportion of the HR channels that can be used becomes higher if
the parameter is set higher.
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None
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4.2.24 Threshold of AMR HR (AmrHRThs)

Full Name
Threshold of AMR HR
Abbreviation
AmrHRThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When busy timeslot(including TCHF occupied, TCHH/2 occupied,
available PD, and PD channel congested)/general timeslot
(including available TCHF, available TCHH/2, and available PD) >=
AmrHRThs/100, and carrier and cell support AMR, subsequent service
prefers AMR voice rate.
This threshold value can be configured on BSC and BTS, when "User
cell dynamic HR parameter" (UseCellDynHRPara) is yes, AmrHRThs
value configured by cell will be used, otherwise AmrHRThs configured
Description
by BSC is used.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
50
Default Value
The default value should be smaller than the threshold of AMR HR and it
is set to 50, due to AMR half rate conversion is performed in priority.
The larger the threshold of this parameter is, the higher the threshold
of AMR HR is.
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[Cell]HRThs
Relationship
HRThsis greater than or equal to AmrHRThs.
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4.2.25 Handover from FR to HR due to high load support

(FRThrHoSupport)
Full Name
Handover from FR to HR due to high load support
Abbreviation
FRThrHoSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
It indicates if FR->HR handover based on load is supported, When the
load of a cell increases, handover can be applied to improve the utilization
Description
ratio of the radio channel.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Turn on this switch when the cell needs to enable FR -> HR switch. This
function can improve the utility rate of a radio channel when the traffic
load in a cell increases. Poor HR voice quality can be improved by the

handover to FR channel.
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4.2.26 Intra-handover from HR to FR due to bad quality

(HRTFRHOSupport)
Full Name
Intra-handover from HR to FR due to bad quality
Abbreviation
HRTFRHOSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to support HR-FR handover based
on quality. In the case of poor HR voice quality, the HR-FR handover can
Description
be triggered to improve voice quality.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
When HR-FR handover is required for a cell, enable this switch. Poor
HR voice quality can be improved by the handover to FR channel.
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4.2.27 Start PA output voltage tuning (Info_0_0)

Full Name
Start PA output voltage tuning
Abbreviation
Info_0_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the TRX starts the function of adjusting
Description
PA voltage based on BTS output power.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
If this function is enabled, BTS will adjust PA voltage based on the
output power.
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None
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None
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4.2.28 Enable RRU of cell power off (RRUPowerOff)

Full Name
Enable RRU of cell power off
Abbreviation
RRUPowerOff
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates whether the RRU switch-off.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

When the cell RRU switch-off function needs to be enabled, this
parameter should be set to "Yes". After this function is enabled, idle
state RRU will shut down part of its function for electricity saving. When
the traffic increases, power on RRU.
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None
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None
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4.2.29 The switch of CIR report (ReportCIR)

Full Name
The switch of CIR report
Abbreviation
ReportCIR
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether CIR (C/I value) is included in the measurement report. CIR information can be obtained in "C/I measurement"
Description
and "carrier frequency measurement".
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

The functional switch is turned on when needed.
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4.2.30 The L2 frame of Lapdm fill random value (LapdmL2Cfg)

Full Name
The L2 frame of Lapdm fill random value
Abbreviation
LapdmL2Cfg
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the Lapdm L2 filling frame fills random
values.
It will be difficult to hack into the system if the random values are applied
Description
as the filling values, thus the calling security of users is guaranteed.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
0: No (filling in the fixed value 0x2B); 1: Yes (filling in random values)
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In most cases the encryption is disabled, so no fill-in value is needed.
When the encryption is enabled, L2 fill-in frames in Lapdm should be
selected to avoid wiretapping.
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None
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4.2.31 NCC permitted (NccPermitted)

Full Name
NCC permitted
Abbreviation
NccPermitted
3GPP Name
NCC Permitted
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.13.0

In dedicated mode (in call process), the MS should report the measured
signal of the adjacent cell to BTS, whilst each report can only contain up
to six adjacent cells. Therefore, it should report the cell that is likely to
be the target cell for handover, rather than report only by the size of signal level(usually, the MS should not report the cell of other GSM PLMN).
The function can be enabled by limiting the MS only to measure NCC as
some fixed values. The parameter NccPermitted lists the NCC set of the
cell that the MS measures. The MS only needs to compare the adjacent
NCC measured with NccPermitted due to the SCH channel of each cell
constantly transmits BSIC, whilst the NCC is the high 3 bits of BSIC. If
the measured result is in the NCC set, the MS reports it to BTS. If not,
the MS will discard it. The parameter NccPermitted is notified to the MS
through RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE2 and 6, and is one of
Description
the system control parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
0~7
Unit
None
Default Value
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Default Value
The default value is set in accordance with the on-site configuration
requirement.

If no special requirement, this parameter should not be modified.
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None
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4.2.32 Support allocating channel by TA (AllocChlByTA)

Full Name
Support allocating channel by TA
Abbreviation
AllocChlByTA
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether channels in a cell are allocated for
Description
BCCH and non-BCCH carriers according to the TA value.
Managed Object
Cell
0: not support;
1: support
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Enable this switch according to operator requirements.
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4.2.33 The TA threshold of allocating channel in BCCH

(TaThsOfBCCH)
Full Name
The TA threshold of allocating channel in BCCH
Abbreviation
TaThsOfBCCH
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TA threshold when the channels on the
BCCH carrier are allocated. If the TA value is lower than or equal to this
threshold, the system is prior to allocate the channels on the BCCH carrier.
Otherwise, the system is prior to allocate the channels on the non-BCCH
Description
carrier.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

By default, the subscribers near the BTS will be allocated on the BCCH
carrier. During actual application, adjust this value according to the
range of cell coverage.
This parameter is relevant to cell coverage. For metropolitan areas, this
parameter is configured relatively small. For suburban areas with wide
cell coverage, this parameter is configured relatively large.
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4.2.34 Cell PowerOff based on traffic load (PwDownLoadInd)

Full Name
Cell PowerOff based on traffic load
Abbreviation
PwDownLoadInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Cell PowerOff based on traffic load
Managed Object
CELL
[0,1]
step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The CSL power off function is disabled by default. Set the parameter to
0 to enable the CSL power off function, when load is not considered.

To enable the power-off function based on load, set the parameter to 1.

To enable the CSL power-off function that does not consider load, set
the parameter to 0.
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None
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4.2.35 Support handover from HR to FR due to low load

(HRTFRHOSupport2)
Full Name
Support handover from HR to FR due to low load
Abbreviation
HRTFRHOSupport2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies whether the handover from HR to FR due to low
load is enabled, including handovers from HR (V1) to FR and from HR
Description
(V3) to FR.
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This function is not enabled normally.
This function can be enabled to improve the call quality when the cell
load reduces from high level to a low level.
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None
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None
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4.2.36 TRX PowerOff time bitmap (DownPowerBmp)

Full Name
TRX PowerOff time bitmap
Abbreviation
DownPowerBmp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
TRX PowerOff time bitmap
Managed Object
CELL
[0,23]
step: 1
Unit
Hour
Default Value
Default Value
By default, the power off function is disabled.
If time bitmap is not selected, power off is also disabled.

The parameter must be set when the power off function is enabled. It is
recommended to select the time bitmap according to desired time period
when the carrier is powered off.
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ZGO-04-04-002 Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown
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None
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None
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4.3.1 Average bursts count surveyed by RACH (AvgSlots)
Full Name
Average bursts count surveyed by RACH
Abbreviation
AvgSlots
3GPP Name
RACH Load Averaging Slots
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0

This parameter indicates the number of bursts (AvgSlots) on RACH. If the
receiving signal level of this parameter burst is higher than RachBusyThs,
the RACH channel overloads. This parameter is one of the parameters
Description
used by BTS.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
60
Default Value
The experience value is taken in accordance with the access busyness.

It is suggested to keep the default value.
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None
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None
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None
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4.3.2 RACH receiving signal level threshold for busy burst

(RachBusyThs)
Full Name
RACH receiving signal level threshold for busy burst
Abbreviation
RachBusyThs
3GPP Name
RACH Busy Threshold
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0

This parameter indicates the receiving signal level threshold in the period
of RACH bursts. If the threhold is exceeded (that is less than RACH Receiving signal level threshold for busy burst dBm), the system considers
Description
that as a busy RACH.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63
00: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
63
Default Value
The largest value ( by default)

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4.3.3 RACH load indication period (OverloadPrd)

Full Name
RACH load indication period
Abbreviation
OverloadPrd
3GPP Name
Overload Period
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0

In accordance with the GSM regulations, if the Access Burst level exceeds the predefined access level busy threshold(RACHBusyThs), the
Access Burst is judged to be busy burst. During the period of RACH overload measurement, if the ratio of the number of Busy Bursts to all Access
Bursts exceeds the RACH overload threshold, the MS reports the CCCH
Description
LOAD INDICATION message.
Managed Object
Cell
1 .. 255
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
2S is long enough for timely reporting overload and overload recovery.

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4.3.4 BA show (BcchBaInd)

Full Name
BA show
Abbreviation
BcchBaInd
3GPP Name
BA ind
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.13.0

This parameter indicates the BA show of BCCH. The adjacent cell list
can be broadcast on BCCH and transferred on SACCH. The adjacent
cell list transferred on BCCH can be different from that on SACCH. When
the MS reports the measurement data of adjacent cell, either BCCH
adjacent cell list or SACCH adjacent cell list will be referred. Therefore,
in order to know which adjacent cell list is referred by the MS, a BA show
is added when the adjacent cell list is transferred on BCCH and SACCH.
When reporting the measurement result, the MS notifies the network side
about the corresponding BA show of the referred adjacent cell list. As a
result, the network side recognizes which adjacent cell list the MS uses.
This parameter describes the BA show value when the adjacent cell list
is transferred on BCCH.In the case of transferring adjacent cell list on
SACCH, the BA show value used is the reverse of the parameter.
0: The value of BA_IND on BCCH (system message 2, 2bis, 2ter) is 0;
the value of BA_IND on SACCH (system message 5, 5bis, 5ter) is 1.
1: The value of BA_IND on BCCH (system message 2, 2bis, 2ter) is 1;
Description
the value of BA_IND on SACCH (system message 5, 5bis, 5ter) is 0.
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Cell
0, 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
No reason

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4.3.5 MIN received signal level to access (RxLevAccessMin)

Full Name
MIN received signal level to access
Abbreviation
RxLevAccessMin
3GPP Name
RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0
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To prevent the MS from accessing the system at a low receiving signal

level (usually, the poor communication quality cannot guarantee normal
communications after access), and from unreasonably wasting the
radio sources in the network, it is specified in the GSM system that the
receiving level must be higher than a threshold for MS to access the
network, that is, MS Min RxLev to Access (the minimum receiving level
for the MS to access the network).
In addition, it is one of the criteria for MS to select and reselect the
cell. This parameter will be broadcast to all MSs in the cell through
the "RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3" and "TYPE4"
messages.MIN receiving signal level allowed to access is one of the
cell selection parameters.
Usually, the suggested value should be approximate to the MS
receiving sensitivity. For some cells with overloaded traffic, the cells
"RxLevAccessMin" may be appropriately increased to decrease the
C1 and C2 values of the cell and reduce the cells effective coverage.
However, the "RxLevAccessMin" value cannot be too large, otherwise, a
"blind area" will be created at the cell boundaries factitiously.
With this measure for traffic balance, it is suggested that the level value
should not exceed -90 dBm.At the preliminary running stage of the
network, this parameter can be usually set as 10 (that is, -101 dBm ~
-100 dBm) or lower, which is higher than the MS receiving sensitivity
102 dBm. However, when the network capacity is expanded or the
radio coverage in a cell is not a problem, this parameter of the cell can
Description
be increased.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63
00: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10(-101 dBm~-100 dBm)
Default Value
The default value is set to be a little higher than the MS' sensitivity.
should be no greater than 15.
If the value is increased, the effective coverage range will be reduced,
The value can be slightly adjusted based on the actual condition. It
which helps improve the access success rate but reduces call drop rate.
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4.3.6 MAX number of re-transmitting events times (MRetrans)

Full Name
MAX number of re-transmitting events times
Abbreviation
MRetrans
3GPP Name
Max retrans
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018 V5.22.0

When the MS starts the immediate assignment process (for example,
the MS needs to update the location, originate a call or respond to a
paging), it will send the channel request message in the RACH channel
to the network.
RACH is an ALOHA channel, the network enables the MS to send
multiple channel request messages before the MS receives the
IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT message to increase the access success
rate of MS. The maximum number of allowable resend times depends
on the maximum number of re-transmitting events times.
This parameter information is broadcast to the MS in the cell through the
RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE1, 2, 2bis, 3 and 4 messages.
MAX number of re-transmitting events times is one of the control
parameters of the GSM system.
For the cell radius over 3 km and the area with small traffic, it can be set
as 3 (that is, the maximum number of resending times is 7) to improve
Description
the access success rate of the MS.
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For the cell radius less than 3 km and the area with common traffic, it
can be set as 2 (the maximum number of resending times is 4).
For the micro cellular, it is suggested to set it as 1 (that is, the maximum
number of resending times is 2).
For the micro cell with heavy traffic and the cell with obvious congestion,
it is suggested to set it as 0 (that is, the maximum number of resending
times is 1).
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 3
0: 1 times;
1: 2 times;
2: 4 times;
3: 7 times
Unit
None
Default Value
2(4 times)
Default Value
The number of attempts is increased appropriately to improve the
access success rate.

It is suggested to reserve the default value.
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4.3.7 Number of slots to spread transmission (TxInteger)

Full Name
Number of slots to spread transmission
Abbreviation
TxInteger
3GPP Name
Tx_integer
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018 V5.22.0

This parameter is used at the MS side. It belongs to the PRACH
and RACH control parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the
SI1, SI2, I2bis, SI3 and SI messages.Whenever establishing a new
connection, the MS usually sends the channel request message in the
PRACH/RACH channel to the network.PRACH is an ALOHA channel, so
the network allows the MS to send multiple channel request messages
before receiving the packet assignment message, to improve the
access success rate. When the previous channel request message
is not responded, the MS will re-send the channel request message
after waiting for a random period. This parameter is to determine the
random waiting time. The timeslot interval between two channel request
messages should be valued randomly from {S, S+1..., S+T-1}.
The relationship between S and T is as follows.
When T is 3, 8, 14, or 50, S is 55 (CCCH) or 41 (CCH/SDCCH).
When T is 4, 9, or 16, S is 76 (CCCH) or 52 (CCH/SDCCH).
When T is 6, 11, 14, or 25, S is 163 (CCCH) or 86 (CCH/SDCCH).
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 15
0: T is 3;
1: T is 4;
2: T is 5;
3: T is 6;
4: T is 7;
5: T is 8;
6: T is 9;
7: T is 10;
8: T is 11;
9: T is 12;
10: T is 14;
11: T is 16;
12: T is 20;
13: T is 25;
14: T is 32;
15: T is 50.
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Unit
None
Default Value
14
Default Value
Configuration of the default value is to expand the transmission interval
and leave sufficient time for the network side to process.

The value 14 corresponds to the maximum value of retransmission

interval. If no special requirement, it is recommended not to modify the
parameter value.
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4.3.8 Control channel MAX power level (MsTxPwrMaxCch)

Full Name
Control channel MAX power level
Abbreviation
MsTxPwrMaxCch
3GPP Name
MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0
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During the communication between the MS and the BTS, the

transmission power of the MS is controlled by the network. The network
sets the power for the MS through the power command which is
transmitted on SACCH (SACCH has 2 header bytes, one is the power
control byte and the other is the timing advance byte). The MS must
extract the power control header from the DL SACCH and take the
specified transmission power as output power. If the power level of the
MS cannot make it output the power value, it will output the closest
transmission power that can be output.Parameter setting varies from
different frequency band.
SACCH is Channel Associated Signaling and it has to be used together
with SCCCH and TCH, so the power control of MS starts after the MS
receives the SACCH.
The power of the MS before receiving SACCH (that is the power when
sending channel request on RACH) is determined by Control channel
MAX power level.
MsTxPwrMaxCch is also one of the cell selection and reselection
parameters of the MS, involved in calculation of C1 and C2 values.
It is broadcast to all MSs in the cell via RIL3_RR SYSTEM
INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4 and is one of the cell selection
Description
parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
900 M: 5; 1800 M: 0
Default Value
The default value is the maximum power of most MS.

The default value is reserved. If the it is set too large, the MS near BTS
will interfere the adjacent channels. If it is too small, the MS at the cell
boundaries will have low access success rate.

The principle for setting the parameter value is: Under the precondition
that the MS at the cell boundary is guaranteed with a certain access
success rate, the MS access level should be reduced as much as
possible.Obviously, the larger the cell coverage is, the higher is the
output power level of the MS. Usually, it is recommended to set this
parameter value as 5 (for GSM900MS) and 0 (for GSM1800MS).
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4.3.9 Number of multi-frames of the PCH (BsPaMframs)

Full Name
Number of multi-frames of the PCH
Abbreviation
BsPaMframs
3GPP Name
BS_PA_MFRMS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.002
Number of multiframes of the PCH specifies the repeat cycle of PCH
group subchannel using multiple 51-MultiFrame structures. It is one
of the system control parameters.
According to GSM Specifications, a unique IMSI identifies an MS and
paging group. IMSI determines the PCH sub-channel for MS in a paging
group.
In the actual network, MS tunes only to the paging sub-channel during
IDLE mode in the serving cell and ignores other paging sub-channels. In
other IDLE time, MS shuts off the hardware equipment power supply to
save power. Number of multiframes of the PCH determines the number
of paging sub-channels of the paging channel in a cell.
an MS uses this parameter to find out its home paging group, so as
to monitor corresponding paging sub-channel. Network broadcasts
the parameter information to all MSs in the cell through SYSTEM
INFORMATION messages. Number of multiframes is broadcast to MSs
Description
through RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 messages.
Managed Object
Cell
2..9
Step: 1
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter should be set as low as possible and the paging channel
should not be overloaded.

There will be more paging sub-channels if this parameter is set higher,
and at the same time the number users in each sub-channel will be lower.
The traffic overload on paging channels should be checked regularly,
based on which the the parameter value shall be adjusted. Usually, for

the area with large traffic, this parameter should be 6 or 7. In the area
with moderate traffic, this parameter can be set as 4 or 5. For the area
with small traffic, this parameter can be set as 2 or 3.
Any one of the paging messages in a same location area must be sent
among all the cells in this area at the same time, so the channel volume
for each cell in a location area should be same or approximately the
same.
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4.3.10 Interval of SDCCH re-sending PHY info message (T3105d)

Full Name
Interval of SDCCH re-sending PHY info message
Abbreviation
T3105d
3GPP Name
T3105
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018
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This parameter indicates the repeat interval of the RIL3_RR PHYSICAL

INFOMATION message in a asynchronous handover process on
SDCCH.
Start: When an RIL3_RR PHYSICAL INFORMATION message is sent
at the network side.
Stop: When the network receives a layer-2 frame that can be correctly
decoded, or a HANDOVER FAILURE message on the old channel.
At expiry: Send the RIL3_RR PHYSICAL INFORMATION message
Description
again.
Managed Object
Cell
1..67
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
10
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of the minimum delay of
message interaction at the radio interface.

Physical information is sent over FACCH, which occurs every four TDMA
frames. That is, the physical information is sent every 18 ms. Therefore,
20 ms is recommended as an appropriate minimum value.
When adjusting the parameter value, take the following into
consideration: a too short interval may cause the transmission of too

much redundant information;
a too long interval may reduce the access speed of the MS when the
radio environment is bad.
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4.3.11 Interval of TCH re-sending PHY info message (T3105f)

Full Name
Interval of TCH re-sending PHY info message
Abbreviation
T3105f
3GPP Name
T3105
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018
This parameter indicates the repeat interval of the RIL3_RR PHYSICAL
INFOMATION message in a asynchronous handover process on TCH.
Start: When an RIL3_RR PHYSICAL INFORMATION message is sent
at the network side.
Stop: When the network receives a layer-2 frame that can be correctly
decoded, or a HANDOVER FAILURE message on the old channel.
At expiry: Send the RIL3_RR PHYSICAL INFORMATION message
Description
again.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
10
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of the minimum delay of

Physical information is sent over FACCH, which occurs every four TDMA
frames. That is, the physical information is sent every 18 ms. Therefore,
20 ms is recommended as an appropriate minimum value.
When adjusting the parameter value, take the following into
consideration: a too short interval may cause the transmission of too

much redundant information;
a too long interval may reduce the access speed of the MS when the
radio environment is bad.
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4.3.12 MAX resending times for physical information (NY1)

Full Name
MAX resending times for physical information
Abbreviation
NY1
3GPP Name
Ny1
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018
As specified by GSM standard, the BTS needs to inform the MS
about the time advance to be used through an RIL3_RR PHYSICAL
INFORMATION message. After the BTS sends the RIL3_RR PHYSICAL
INFORMATION message, timer T3105 is started. If layer-2 frames or
TCH frames fails cannot be correctly decoded before the expiry of the
timer, the BTS sends the RIL3_RR PHYSICAL INFORMATION message
again and restarted timer T3105.
This parameter (NY1) indicates the maximum number of repetitions that
Description
the RIL3_RR PHYSICAL INFORMATION message can be sent.
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is set in consideration of the maximum delay of
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A too small parameter value will reduce the retransmission times and
thus decrease the transmission success rate.
A too large parameter value may cause the waste of radio resources.
The parameter value can be appropriately increased in the case of

slow handover or low handover success rate caused by bad clock or
transmission.
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4.3.13 Number of blocks reserved for AGCH (BsAgBlkRes)

Full Name
Number of blocks reserved for AGCH
Abbreviation
BsAgBlkRes
3GPP Name
BS_AG_BLKS_RES
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.002
This is the number of blocks used for AGCH in the 51 multiframes
(BS-AG-BLK-RES).
Because CCCH channel has both Access Grant Channel (AGCH) and
Paging Channel (PCH), a number should be set to indicate how many
CCCH information blocks are reserved for AGCH.To let MSs know
this configuration, there is a configuration parameter in the system
Description
messages in each cell.
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This parameter can be dynamically adjusted according to the load status

of different types of common channels. It is broadcast to all MSs in the
cell through the "RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3" message.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
"2" is a recommended value.
It is recommended that the values of this parameter for all the cells in
the same local area are identical.
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4.3.14 BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR FR

(BsRadioLkTmOutForAMRFR)
Full Name
BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR FR
Abbreviation
BsRadioLkTmOutForAMRFR
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
45.008
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This parameter indicates the maximum value (initial value) of S that is

the counter for AMR-FRvoice service failure. GSM rule specifies that
BTS needs a counter S, which is rendered a value recorded in parameter BsRadioLkTmout when the call starts. Once BTS fails to decode a
correct SACCH message when it should, S will decrease by 1. Once BTS
decodes a correct SACCH message, S is increased by 2. The value of
S cannot exceed BsRadioLkTmout. When S reaches 0, BTS will report
Description
radio link fault. This counter is designed for AMR-FR voice service.
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
Unit
None
Default Value
64
Default Value
This parameter can have a big value, so there will be plenty of time
to restore the normal quality call.

When this parameter has a big value, there will be plenty of time to
restore the normal quality call. When the parameter has a small value,
it is difficult to restore the normal quality call and the radio resources
will be released.
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4.3.15 BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR HR

(BsRadioLkTmOutForAMRHR)
Full Name
BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR HR
Abbreviation
BsRadioLkTmOutForAMRHR
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
45.008
This parameter indicates the maximum value (initial value) of S that is
the counter for AMR-HRvoice service failure. GSM rule specifies that
BTS needs a counter S, which is rendered a value recorded in parameter
BsRadioLkTmout when the call starts. Once BTS fails to decode a correct SACCH message when it should, S will decrease by 1. Once BTS
decodes a correct SACCH message, S is increased by 2. The value of
S cannot exceed BsRadioLkTmout. When S reaches 0, BTS will report
Description
radio link fault. This counter is designed for AMR-HR voice service.
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
Unit
None
Default Value
64
Default Value
This parameter can have a big value, so there will be plenty of time
to restore the normal quality call.

When this parameter has a big value, there will be plenty of time to
restore the normal quality call. When the parameter has a small value,
it is difficult to restore the normal quality call and the radio resources
will be released.
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4.3.16 BSS radio link timers max value for AMR WFS
(BsRadioLkOutAMRWFS)
Full Name
BSS radio link timers max value for AMR WFS
Abbreviation
BsRadioLkOutAMRWFS
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
45.008
This parameter determines the maximum value (initial value) of counter
S for AMR-FR voice failure detection. The GSM specification stipulates
that the BTS requires a counter S, which is assigned with an initial value
when conversation starts, that is, the value of the BsRadioLkTmout parameter. Each time the BTS fails to decode a correct SACCH message
when receiving a message, S will be decreased by 1. Each time the BTS
receives a correct SACCH message, S will be increased by 2. However,
the value of S cannot exceed the value of BsRadioLkTmout. When S
reaches 0, the BTS will report a radio link fault. This counter is designed
Description
for the AMR-FR voice service.
Managed Object
Cell
0: 4
1: 8
2: 12
3: 16
4: 20
5: 24
6: 28
7: 32
8: 36
9: 40
10: 44
11: 48
12: 52
13: 56
14: 60
15: 64
Unit
None
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Default Value
15
Default Value
None
When this parameter is configured to a large value, wait to restore the

poor channel quality. When the parameter is configured to a small value,

it is difficult to restore the normal channel quality. In this case, some
measures should be taken in advance to prevent call drops and release
radio resources.
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4.3.17 BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR OWFS
(BsRadioLkOutAMROWFS)
Full Name
BSS radio link timer's max value for AMR OWFS
Abbreviation
BsRadioLkOutAMROWFS
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
45.008
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This parameter determines the maximum value (initial value) of counter

S for AMR-HR voice failure detection. The GSM specification stipulates
that the BTS requires a counter S, which is assigned with an initial value
when conversation starts, that is, the value of the BsRadioLkTmout parameter. Each time the BTS fails to decode a correct SACCH message
when receiving a message, S will be decreased by 1. Each time the BTS
receives a correct SACCH message, S will be increased by 2. However,
the value of S cannot exceed the value of BsRadioLkTmout. When S
reaches 0, the BTS will report a radio link fault. This counter is designed
Description
for the AMR-HR voice service.
Managed Object
Cell
0: 4
1: 8
2: 12
3: 16
4: 20
5: 24
6: 28
7: 32
8: 36
9: 40
10: 44
11: 48
12: 52
13: 56
14: 60
15: 64
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
None
When this parameter is configured to a large value, wait to restore the

poor channel quality. When the parameter is configured to a small value,

it is difficult to restore the normal channel quality. In this case, some
measures should be taken in advance to prevent call drops and release
radio resources.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.3.18 BSS radio link timers max value for AMR OWHS
(BsRadioLkOutAMROWHr)
Full Name
BSS radio link timers max value for AMR OWHS
Abbreviation
BsRadioLkOutAMROWHr
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter determines the maximum value of radio link counter S at
Description
the BSS side. It is used in the same way as MsRadioLKTmOut.
Managed Object
Cell
0: 4
1: 8
2: 12
3: 16
4: 20
5: 24
6: 28
7: 32
8: 36
9: 40
10: 44
11: 48
12: 52
13: 56
14: 60
15: 64
Unit
None
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Default Value
15
Default Value
None
The parameter is directly correlated with the call drop rate. The higher

the value, the lower the call drop rate. To improve the KPI of call drop
rate, this parameter can be configured to a large value. However, it has
negative impact on user perception.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis Interface
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.3.19 LAPDM timer used for controlling the SDCCH channel.

(T200_0)
Full Name
LAPDM timer used for controlling the SDCCH channel.
Abbreviation
T200_0
3GPP Name
T200
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.006
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T200 is a timer used for different control channels specified by the

LAPDm protocol of the BTS. This timer, T200_0, is only used for SDCCH.
Start: When an I frame is sent on SDCCH.
Stop: When an RR frame is received from the MS.
At expiry: Check whether the number of times that the timer expires is
equal to N200. If no, the BTS keeps sending the frame before the timer
expiry. If yes, the BTS sends an error report to the BSC, initiates an
Description
exception release process, and changes the status of LAPDm to IDLE.
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
5 ms
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is the maximum value recommended by the protocol.
will be sent.
If the parameter value is too large, the access speed of the MS will be
If the parameter value is too small, too much redundant information
reduced when the radio environment is bad.

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.3.20 Lapdm Timer for controlling FACCH/full rate channel

(T200_1)
Full Name
Lapdm Timer for controlling FACCH/full rate channel
Abbreviation
T200_1
3GPP Name
T200
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.006
LAPDm protocol of the BTS. This timer, T200_1, is only used for
FACCH/FULL RATE.
Start: When an I frame is sent on FACCH.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
5 ms
Default Value
Default Value

will be sent.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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3
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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.3.21 Lapdm Timer for controlling FACCH/half rate channel

(T200_2)
Full Name
Lapdm Timer for controlling FACCH/half rate channel
Abbreviation
T200_2
3GPP Name
T200
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.006
LAPDm protocol of the BTS. This timer, T200_2, is only used for
FACCH/HALF RATE.
Start: When an I frame is sent on FACCH.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
5 ms
Default Value
Default Value

will be sent.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.3.22 Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with tch sapi0 channel
(T200_3)
Full Name
Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with tch sapi0 channel
Abbreviation
T200_3
3GPP Name
T200
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.006
LAPDm protocol of the BTS. This timer, T200_3, is only used for SACCH
(TCH SAPI0).
Start: When an I frame is sent on SACCH.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
Default Value


will be sent.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.3.23 Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with sdcch channel

(T200_4)
Full Name
Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with sdcch channel
Abbreviation
T200_4
3GPP Name
T200
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.006
(SDCCH).
Start: When an I frame is sent on SACCH.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
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Default Value
Default Value


will be sent.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.3.24 Lapdm Timer for controlling sdcch sapi3 channel (T200_5)

Full Name
Lapdm Timer for controlling sdcch sapi3 channel
Abbreviation
T200_5
3GPP Name
T200
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.006
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(SAPI3).
Start: When an I frame or SABM frame is sent on SACCH.
Stop: When an RR or UA frame is received from the MS.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
5 ms
Default Value
Default Value

will be sent.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.3.25 Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with TCH sapi3 channel
(T200_6)
Full Name
Lapdm Timer for controlling SACCH with TCH sapi3 channel
Abbreviation
T200_6
3GPP Name
T200
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.006
(TCH SAPI3).
Start: When an I frame or SABM frame is sent on SACCH.
Stop: When an RR or UA frame is received from the MS.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
Default Value

will be sent.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4 Optional Parameters

4.4.1 Early class-mark sending control (ECSC)
Full Name
Early class-mark sending control
Abbreviation
ECSC
3GPP Name
Early Classmark Sending Control
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018
According to the GSM specifications, when MS is provided with the
ECSC function that is also supported by the network, the MS will transmit
the appended class mark information (Classmark 3) to the network after
immediate assignment through the "CLASSMARK CHANGE" message
as soon as possible.
ECSC (Early Classmark Sending Control) determines whether the
network supports the sending of early category classmarks. This
parameter information is broadcast to MSs in the cell through RIL3_RR
Description
SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 message.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Usually a network i dual-frequency, so this function is recommended
to be enabled.
the cell is an extended GSM cell and the network supports the ECSC
function, "ECSC" should be set as True. Otherwise, it should be set to
If there is another frequency band in the adjacent cell for handover or
"Yes". Otherwise it should be set to "No".

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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Optional

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.2 IMSI attach/detach allowed (ImsIadAllowed)

Full Name
IMSI attach/detach allowed
Abbreviation
ImsIadAllowed
3GPP Name
ATT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018
This parameter indicates whether the IMSI (IMSI Attach/Detach Allowed,
ATT) attach/detach. IMSI detach occur when MS reports switch-off or
when the SIM card is taken out from the MS.
The network (normally VLR) marks "Detach" flag in subscriber
information table. Such procedure assists the network to prevent
unnecessary paging broadcast message to MS. Accordingly, the IMSI
Attach process means that the MS reports entering the working status
to the network or the MS checks after the SIM card is re-inserted into
the MS whether the LAI where the MS is located is consistent with
the original one saved. If yes, the IMSI Attach process will be started;
otherwise, the location updating process will be started instead.
The network (normally VLR) marks "Attach" flag in subscriber information
table after the notification about IMSI attach or location area update
has been received.
This parameter is included in "Control channel information" and is used
Description
for RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 message.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
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Default Value
It is better that an MS reports its state at the moment of turning-on or
switching-off.
This parameter of each cell in a same location area shall be identical.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.3 Cell bar access (CellBarAccess)

Full Name
Cell bar access
Abbreviation
CellBarAccess
3GPP Name
CELL_BAR_ACCESS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 23.022
PLMN carriers can determine whether to allow MS to access a specific
cell (for example the cell in test or the cell for absorbing traffic only).
This parameter informs the MSs in a cell through RIL3_RR SYSTEM
INFORMATION TYPE1, 2, 2bis, 3 and 4..
CellBarAccess and CellBarQulify (cell forbidden limit) can be used
Description
together to determine the priorities of cell selection and reselection.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
Normally the access should not be forbidden, otherwise there are
special needs.

A cell can be accessed by default.

If the access forbidden switch has been turned on, no MS can access
this cell.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.4 Call re-establishment allowed (CallReestablish)

Full Name
Call re-establishment allowed
Abbreviation
CallReestablish
3GPP Name
RE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
This parameter indicates whether to allow call reestablishment. When
a call drop occurs due to radio link failure caused by burst interference
or blind spot of high building, the MS can initiate a call reestablishment
process to resume the call. The network can determine whether the call
reestablishment is allowed by setting this parameter.
This parameter is broadcasted to all MSs in the cell through RIL3_RR
Description
SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE1, 2, 2bis, 3, and 4 messages.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Generally, the call reestablishment is not allowed by default because a

long time is needed for reestablishing a call and the subscriber prefers
hook-on instead of waiting for the resume of the call.
The call reestablishment function can improve user experience,

but may increase the call drop rate. In addition, subscribers prefer
hook-on instead of waiting for the resume of the call because the call
reestablishment needs a long time. Generally, it is recommended to
disable this function.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.5 Downlink discontinuous transmission allowed (DtxDwlink)

Full Name
Downlink discontinuous transmission allowed
Abbreviation
DtxDwlink
3GPP Name
DTX
3GPP TS 44.018
3GPP TS 48.008
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.058
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The Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) mode means that the system

does not transmit signals during the speech intermission of the
subscriber conversation. This parameter participates in determining to
use DTX mode in downlink direction.
Actually, using DTX in downlink direction (in CHANNEL ACTIVATION
message and MODE MODIFY message sent to BTS) is determined
together by this parameter and the DTX indication in downlink direction
in ASSIGNMENT REQUEST message and HANDOVER REQUEST
Description
message of MSC.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes: enabled
No: disabled
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

DTX function can lower the BTS power consumption and reduce the
inner system interference.
When MSC forbids the downlink DTX, it is not used no matter how this
parameter is set;
When MSC allows the downlink DTX, this parameter determines whether
the downlink DTX is used.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-04-02-003 Discontinuous Transmission Downlink
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.4.6 Uplink discontinuous transmission (DtxUplinkBcch)

Full Name
Uplink discontinuous transmission
Abbreviation
DtxUplinkBcch
3GPP Name
DTX
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018
The Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) mode means that the system
does not transmit signals during the speech intermission of the
subscriber conversation.
This parameter controls how MS uses the DTX mode. System
broadcasts "RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3" message
to all MSs in the cell. In addition, it may be necessary to notify MSs
of older versions (of the first stage) through the RIL3_RR SYSTEM
INFORMATION TYPE6 message on SACCH. For MSs of newer
versions, the RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE6 message
contains Uplink discontinuous transmission. This parameter is one of
the network function parameters.
If both the BTS equipment and TRAU support the DTX mode, set the
Description
parameter to 1 (employ DTX). Otherwise set it to 2 (DTX not allowed).
Managed Object
Cell
0: MS can use DTX;
1: MS should use DTX;
2: MS should not use DTC
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Enabled by default.

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Related features
ZGO-04-02-004 Discontinuous Transmission Uplink
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.7 Emergency call allowed (EmergencyCall)

Full Name
Emergency call allowed
Abbreviation
EmergencyCall
3GPP Name
Emergency Call allowed
3GPP Reference
44.018
This parameter indicates whether emergency calls are allowed.
Generally, each MS in the GSM network must have a valid Subscriber
Identifier Module (SIM) to use various services in the network. If an MS
has no SIM or the access level of its SIM (one level in the range from
C0 to C9) is disabled by the serving cell (that is, the MS is not allowed
to initiate an access process according to the system information in
the cell), the operator can determine whether to allow the MS to make
Emergency Calls (ECs), such as a call for police.
As one of network function parameters, the EmergencyCall parameter
is broadcasted to all MSs in the cell through RIL3_RR SYSTEM
INFORMATION TYPE1, 2, 2bis, 3, and 4 messages.
No: MSs with an access level in the range from C0 to C9 are not allowed
to make an emergency call. MSs with an access level in the range
from C11 to C15 are not allowed to make an emergency call too if their
access control bit is "T".
Yes: Emergency calls are allowed for all MSs.
The GSM mobile phone specification designates 112 as a universal
emergency phone number. Because the phone numbers for various
emergency services are different in different countries, the 112
emergency call is generally transferred to civil emergency services,
which provides the exact phone numbers for different emergent special
services. It is recommended to set the parameter value to "Yes", that is,
Description
to allow emergency calls.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes: Emergency call allowed; No: Emergency call inhibited
Unit
None
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Default Value
No
In some countries and regions, dialing the emergency phone number
Default Value
can only get the information of emergency services but not the actual
emergency services. Therefore, this parameter can be set to "No" to

avoid unnecessary occupation of channels.
Enable or disable the emergency call function according to the
requirement of the local operator.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.8 Support Emergency call preemption (EmergCallPreempt)

Full Name
Support Emergency call preemption
Abbreviation
EmergCallPreempt
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether to forcibly release a subscriber when

no resource is available for an emergency call. If no resource is available
for an emergency call, there are three cases: 1) If a proper channel is
not available during initial access, it is required to add a handling flow for
forcible release, so as to access an emergency call. 2) If a proper channel
is not available during assignment, it is required to modify the handling
flow for forcible release of an emergency call. 3) If no radio resource is
available during handover, it is required to forcibly release a subscriber to
access the emergency call. The value 1 indicates that the system support
forcibly releasing a subscriber in case of an emergency call. The value 0
indicates that the system does not support forcibly releasing a subscriber
Description
in case of an emergency call.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
An emergency call is prior to be accessed.
Enable or disable this function according to the requirements of the
local operator.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.4.9 Cell bar qualify (CellBarQualify)

Full Name
Cell bar qualify
Abbreviation
CellBarQualify
3GPP Name
CELL_BAR_QUALIFY
3GPP Reference
44.018
For the area with overlapped cells, the operators expect that the an MS
preferably selects some cells (that is, set the parameter CellBarQualify)
according to the capacity, traffic and functional difference of each cell.
CellBarQualify is used to limit cell priority in special cases. Network
broadcasts the parameter information to all MSs in the cell through
RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4 messages. It is
one of the cell selection parameters.
Select "No" for Cell Bar Access and "No" for Cell bar qualify
(OCellBarQulify), that is, the cell priority is defined as "Normal". An
MS is likely to be expected to preferably enters some types of cells.
Set the priority of this cell type to "Normal", while the priorities of other
cells to "Low". In some cases, such as micro cellular application, and
Description
dual-frequency networking, this setting will not affect the cell reselection.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes: low priority; No: normal priority.
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Usually the cell has a normal priority.

Operators can set the priorities of some cells to "Normal", and set some
to "Low". And the "normal" priority cells should be made to take services
as many as possible.
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Related features
ZGB-02-02-007 Cell Selection
Related Parameters
[Cell]CellBarAccess
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The descriptions of CellBarQualify and CellBarAccess are as follows:

CellBarQualify = 0, CellBarAccess = 0: The cell selection priority is
normal; the cell reselection state is normal;
CellBarQualify = 0, CellBarAccess = 1: The cell selection priority is
Relationship
forbidden; the cell reselection state is forbidden;

CellBarQualify = 1, CellBarAccess = 0: The cell selection priority is low;
the cell reselection state is normal;
CellBarQualify = 1, CellBarAccess = 1: The cell selection priority is low;
the cell reselection state is normal;
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.10 Access class parameter config select (AccConfigSelect)

Full Name
Access class parameter config select
Abbreviation
AccConfigSelect
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a user access control switch based on the SIM card
priority.
Description
This switch controls one cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: disable user access control;
1: start the first set of ACC data as the control parameter for user access;
2: start the second set of ACC data as the control parameter for user
access;
3: start the third set of ACC data as the control parameter for user
access;
4: start the fourth set of ACC data as the control parameter for user
access;
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Unit
None
Default Value
0: Disable
Default Value
In most cases no manual flow control is needed. The switch is turned off
by default.
"Manual Flow Control" is applied, so the control parameter can be adjust
according to the traffic load.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]UseCellAcc
[BSC]AccessControl
When the user access control is enabled manually, the automatic flow
Relationship
control will be stopped.

When the settings of BSC-level manual access control switch parameter
is different, the system will use the settings of this parameter.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.11 Cell access control support (UseCellAcc)

Full Name
Cell access control support
Abbreviation
UseCellAcc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the cell-level or BSC-level.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No. The BSC-level AccessControl parameter is valid;
1: Yes. The cell-level AccessControl parameter is valid.
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Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value
The settings can vary in different cells.

If the same strategy is applied in BSC, this parameter can be set "No".
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]AccessControl,
[Cell]AccessControl
When this parameter is set to 0, the BSC level AccessControl parameter
Relationship
is valid;
When this parameter is set to 1, the cell level AccessControl parameter
is valid;
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.12 Adopt Precise Paging for Circuit Switched Service

(CsPrecisePag)
Full Name
Adopt Precise Paging for Circuit Switched Service
Abbreviation
CsPrecisePag
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether exact paging is applied for the CS
Description
service when the last service of a subscriber belongs to this cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In most cases, the BSC switch can be used to control the function of
exact paging. Therefore, the function of exact paging for the cell CS
service is enabled by default.
For the cells with subscribers moving quickly, the function of exact
paging can be disabled.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]PrecisePagSupport
Relationship

the client.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.13 Adopt Precise Paging for Packet Switched Service

(PsPrecisePag)
Full Name
Adopt Precise Paging for Packet Switched Service
Abbreviation
PsPrecisePag
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether exact paging is applied for the PS
Description
service when the last service of a subscriber belongs to this cell.
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Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In most cases, the BSC switch can be used to control the function of
exact paging. Therefore, the function of exact paging for the cell PS
service is enabled by default.
For the cells with subscribers moving quickly, the function of exact
paging can be disabled.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]PrecisePagSupport
Relationship

the client.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.14 VPC Age Time (VpcAgeTime)

Full Name
VPC Age Time
Abbreviation
VpcAgeTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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When the time since the last service of a subscriber occurs exceeds the
aging time configured in this parameter, the VPC cell will not be used as a
cell for exact paging. If this parameter is configured to 0, it indicates that
Description
the VPC is valid permanently.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535. The value 0 means always being valid.
Unit
min
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, if no subscriber is found in the new cell, the subscriber must
be in the original cell.

Usually, this parameter can be configured to be valid permanently. If
this parameter is configured to another value, the moving speed of
subscribers must be taken into consideration. To be specific, the time for

the subscribers to move out of the VPC must be calculated.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.15 HBTS proofread support (HBTSScanSupport)

Full Name
HBTS proofread support
Abbreviation
HBTSScanSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the HBTS proofread support. The system performs frequency scan on the current network and reports the scanned
signal information according to the radio resource information operators
provided, to finish the selection and setting of adjacent cell parameters,
Description
and frequency of the basestation carrier.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

8001 supports this function. You can enable this function as needed.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
Relationship
If HBTS scan S8001 site number (HBTSScanSiteNum) is set to 0, this

parameter can be configured but invalid.
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.16 RSSI threshold (RSSIThrd)

Full Name
RSSI threshold
Abbreviation
RSSIThrd
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the RSSI threshold. It should be reasonably set
in order to ensure GSM system capacity and avoid co-frequency interference. The searching of BCCH frequency to be measured and adjacent
Description
cells depends on the RSSI threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
10..120
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
100
Default Value
Setting of the default value only takes co-frequency interference into

account. The default value is the experience value according to the
formula [(A+X)-C/I]dBm.
If the final sensitivity of S8001 is AdBm, the RSSI threshold is the value
[(A+X)-C/I]dBm (X is the better adjustment parameter after proofreading
according to the actual measurement) around the average RSSI

corresponding to the receiving signal power.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
Relationship

Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.17 Proofread freqband type (GSM1900Support)

Full Name
Proofread freqband type

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Abbreviation
GSM1900Support
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the GSM1900 frequency band is sup-
Description
ported.
Managed Object
Cell
GSM900/DCS1800/GSM850,
0: not support; 1: support
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

This parameter is configured according to network frequency planning.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
Relationship

Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.18 Access Control (AccessControl)

Full Name
Access Control
Abbreviation
AccessControl
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3GPP Name
Access Control
3GPP Reference
44.018
All MSs in GSM system have an access class (15 classes in total).
The MSs that are in the class ranging between 0 and 9 are common
ones. The MSs that are in the class ranging between 11 and 15 are
special MSs (no access class 10). Therefore, the system can disable
the MSs with certain access classes to access the cell (for example
during the installation and commissioning or the congestion control).
This information can reach MS inside the cell in RIL3_RR SYSTEM
INFORMATION TYPE1, 2, 2bis, 3 and 4 messages through Access
control. It is also one of the system control parameters.
The degree of congestion for any CCCH or processor overload during
congestion control can be reduced by temporarily prohibiting one type or
multiple types of subscribers from accessing the system (for subscribers
of access levels 0 .. 9). Generally the system shows the following
overload conditions:
RACH overload appears in CCCH LOAD INDICATION message and
BSS processes the information as per GSM08.58 standard.
If AGCH is overloaded, BSS fails to send IMMEDIATE REJECT or
IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT messages. BTS reports to BSC through
DELETE INDICATION messages;
Overloaded PCH is reported in CCCH LOAD INDICATION messages.
BSS informs MSC not to conduct access control;
Other types of overload, which can be found in the "OVERLOAD"
Description
message, for example, MTP overload.
Managed Object
Cell
0..9, 11..15
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
Usually users are not limited.
Usually the user limitation is configured during the installation
commissioning or the congestion control.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGB-03-01-001 MS Access Control
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.19 Range of HBTS BARANG (HBTSRange)

Full Name
Range of HBTS BARANG
Abbreviation
HBTSRange
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
HBTSRangeLow and HBTSRangeHigh are configured and added to
BARANG range. You can configure and add multiple ranges.
HBTSRangeLow: the lower ARFCN in each range; HBTSRangeHigh:
the upper ARFCN in each range.
You can perform such operations as adding or deleting after typing the
Description
BARANG range.
Managed Object
Cell
0..124, 128..251, 512..885, 975..1023
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

This parameter is configured according to network frequency planning.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
Relationship

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Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.4.20 Paging Hole Timer (PagHoleTimer)

Full Name
Paging Hole Timer
Abbreviation
PagHoleTimer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the paging time since the service is triggered last time does not
Description
beyond the time specified in the timer, start the paging blackhole counter.
Managed Object
Cell
1..65535
Unit
Default Value
180
Default Value
In most cases, subscribers will not leave the cell within three minutes
after using services in the cell.

It is required to configure this parameter according to the moving speed

of subscribers in the cell. The faster the moving speed of subscribers,
the shorter the time and vice versa.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.21 Mobile Orignated Short Message intercept (MOSmsIntercept)

Full Name
Mobile Orignated Short Message intercept
Abbreviation
MOSmsIntercept
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
When the parameter is set to 1, the MO short messages will be inter-
Description
cepted.
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, the MO short messages need not be intercepted.
Set the parameter to 0 in generally. If the operator requires intercepting
the MO short messages, set the parameter to 1.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.22 Mobile Terminated Short Message intercept

(MTSmsIntercept)
Full Name
Mobile Terminated Short Message intercept
Abbreviation
MTSmsIntercept
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
When the parameter is set to 1, the MT short messages will be inter-
Description
cepted.
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, the MT short messages need not be intercepted.
Set the parameter to 0 in generally. If the operator requires intercepting
the MT short messages, set the parameter to 2.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.23 NCC Config Parameter (NccCfgPara)

Full Name
NCC Config Parameter
Abbreviation
NccCfgPara
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
NCC Config Parameter
Managed Object
CELL
0-Nonsupport NCC,
1-Support NCC
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The NCC function is supported for SDR (V4.11.13) only.

If the serving cell and a neighbor cell of an MS belong to the same
base station, the NCC can integrate the reception of sigals, improving
the call quality.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.24 RxQual Threshlod (RQThreshold)

Full Name
RxQual Threshlod
Abbreviation
RQThreshold
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
RxQual Threshlod
Managed Object
CELL
0-bit error rate under 0.2%,1-bit error rate between 0.2%~0.4%,2-bit error
rate between 0.4%~0.8%,3-bit error rate between 0.8%~1.6%,4-bit error
rate between 1.6%~3.2%,5-bit error rate between 3.2%~6.4%,6-bit error
rate between 6.4%~12.8%,7-bit error rate over 12.8%
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The NCC function is supported for SDR (V4.11.13) only.

The value should be no greater than the quality threshold specified for
a handover. If the RQ reported by an MS is larger than this parameter
value, the NCC function is enabled for optimization.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.25 TCH Allocation Threshold For Dual-Frequency Network

(DualFreqNetTchThs)
Full Name
TCH Allocation Threshold For Dual-Frequency Network
Abbreviation
DualFreqNetTchThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
TCH Allocation Threshold For Dual-Frequency Network
Managed Object
CELL
0..100
Unit
Default Value
50
Default Value

Only when the traffic load of the local cell reaches a certain level can
a directed retry be performed to transfer traffic to the dual-frequency
network associated cell.
If the local cell encounters large interference, reduce this threshold, and
a directed retry is performed to transfer services to the dual-frequency
network associated cell.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID->Optional Params
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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4.4.26 Diversity Combine Mode (DivCombMode)

Full Name
Diversity Combine Mode
Abbreviation
DivCombMode
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Diversity Combine Mode
Managed Object
CELL
0-MRC,1-IRC,2-EIRC
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The anti-interference performance of the IRC is best.

If the co-frequency interference is restricted, use the Enhanced RIC

(EIRC).
In other cases, select the Interference Rejection Combining (IRC)
function.
Change Mode
Offline
ZGO-04-01-005 Interference Rejection Combining (IRC)
Related features
ZGO-04-01-009 Enhanced IRC
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.4.27 SubCell Channel Allocation Parameter (CSAllocSC)

Full Name
SubCell Channel Allocation Parameter

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Abbreviation
CSAllocSC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Sets the preferred cell for the channel allocation process.
Managed Object
CELL
0~1
0: SubCell2 as Preferred Channel Allocation SubCell
1: SubCell1 as Preferred Channel Allocation SubCell
Unit
None
Default Value
0 SubCell2 as Preferred Channel Allocation SubCell
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.713a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
NEW
4.4.28 Is Enhanced Dual-Frequency Network Support

(IsDualFreqSup)
Full Name
Is Enhanced Dual-Frequency Network Support
Abbreviation
IsDualFreqSup
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
Description
Sets whether to enable enhanced dual-frequency network.
Managed Object
CELL
0: No, 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.713a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
NEW
4.5 Cell Selection Parameters

4.5.1 the maximum thresholds of Utran reselection
(UtranHighThresh)
Full Name
the maximum thresholds of Utran reselection
Abbreviation
UtranHighThresh
3GPP Name
THRESH_UTRAN_high
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
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This parameter determines the maximum signal difference when an MS

Description
is reselected to the adjacent UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0-31; 0 = 0 dB, 1 = 2 dB, 2 = 4 dB, 3 = 6 dB, .., 30 = 60 dB, 31 = 63 dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
26, 24, 22, 20, 18, 16, 14, 12
Default Value
None
It is required to configure this parameter according to signal strength
in the on-site environment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Cell Selection

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.5.2 the minimum thresholds of Utran reselection

(UtranLowThresh)
Full Name
the minimum thresholds of Utran reselection
Abbreviation
UtranLowThresh
3GPP Name
THRESH_UTRAN_low
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the minimum signal difference when an MS is
Description
reselected to the adjacent UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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0-31; 0 = 0 dB, 1 = 2 dB, 2 = 4 dB, 3 = 6 dB, .., 30 = 60 dB, 31 = 63 dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
26, 24, 22, 20, 18, 16, 14, 12
Default Value
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.5.3 Minimum RX level for Utran cells (UtranQRXLEVMIN)

Full Name
Minimum RX level for Utran cells
Abbreviation
UtranQRXLEVMIN
3GPP Name
UTRAN_QRXLEVMIN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the minimum signal when an MS is reselected
Description
to the adjacent UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0-31; 0 = -140 dBm, 1 = -138 dBm, 2 = -136 dBm, .., 30 = -80 dBm, 31 =
-79 dBm
Unit
dBm
Default Value
0
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Default Value
It is required to configure this parameter according to the recommended
protocol value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.5.4 The maximum thresholds of EUtran reselection

(EUtranHighThresh)
Full Name
The maximum thresholds of EUtran reselection
Abbreviation
EUtranHighThresh
3GPP Name
THRESH_E-UTRAN_high
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the maximum signal difference when an MS
Description
is reselected to the adjacent EUTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0-31; 0 = 0 dB, 1 = 2 dB, 2 = 4 dB, 3 = 6 dB, .., 30 = 60 dB, 31 = 63 dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
26, 24, 22, 20, 18, 16, 14, 12
Default Value
None
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Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.5.5 The minimum thresholds of EUtran reselection

(EUtranLowThresh)
Full Name
The minimum thresholds of EUtran reselection
Abbreviation
EUtranLowThresh
3GPP Name
THRESH_E-UTRAN_low
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the minimum signal difference when an MS is
Description
reselected to the adjacent EUTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0-31; 0 = 0 dB, 1 = 2 dB, 2 = 4 dB, 3 = 6 dB, .., 30 = 60 dB, 31 = 63 dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
26, 24, 22, 20, 18, 16, 14, 12
Default Value
None
Change Mode
Offline
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.5.6 Minimum RX level for EUtran cells (EUtranQRXLEVMIN)

Full Name
Minimum RX level for EUtran cells
Abbreviation
EUtranQRXLEVMIN
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_QRXLEVMIN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the minimum signal when an MS is reselected
Description
to the adjacent EUTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0-31; 0 = -140 dBm, 1 = -138 dBm, 2 = -136 dBm, .., 30 = -80 dBm, 31 =
-79 dBm
Unit
dBm
Default Value
Default Value
It is required to configure this parameter according to the recommended
protocol value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.5.7 The maximum RSRQ thresholds for EUtran reselection

(EUtranHighThreshQ)
Full Name
The maximum RSRQ thresholds for EUtran reselection
Abbreviation
EUtranHighThreshQ
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
High RSRQ thresholds for EUtran reselection
Managed Object
CELL
0..31
0 = 0 dB, 1 = 1 dB, 2 = 2 dB, 3 = 3 dB, , 30 = 30 dB, 31 = 31 dB.
Unit
dB
Default Value
26,24,22,20,18,16,14,12
Default Value
Consistent with the parameter EUtranHighThresh.

Consistent with EUtranHighThresh.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID->Cell Selection

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.5.8 The minimum RSRQ thresholds of EUtran reselection

(EUtranLowThreshQ)
Full Name
The minimum RSRQ thresholds of EUtran reselection
Abbreviation
EUtranLowThreshQ
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Low RSRQ thresholds for EUtran reselection
Managed Object
CELL
0..31
0 = 0 dB, 1 = 1 dB, 2 = 2 dB, 3 = 3 dB, , 30 = 30 dB, 31 = 31 dB.
Unit
dB
Default Value
26,24,22,20,18,16,14,12
Default Value
Refer to the parameter EUtranHighThresh.

Refer to the parameter EUtranLowThresh.
Change Mode
Offline
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4.5.9 Minimum RSRQ for EUtran cells (EUtranQQUALMIN)

Full Name
Minimum RSRQ for EUtran cells
Abbreviation
EUtranQQUALMIN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Minimum RSRQ of EUtran cells
Managed Object
CELL
0-15
0= -34dB, 1= -32dB, 2= -30dB, , 14= -6dB, 15= -4dB.
-34+n*2
Unit
dB
Default Value
0,-34db
Default Value
Refer to the parameter EUtranQUALMIN.

Refer to the parameter EUtranQUALMIN.
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4.5.10 Additional reselection parameter indication (AdditionReselPI)

Full Name
Additional reselection parameter indication
Abbreviation
AdditionReselPI
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The cell selection and reselection of MS depends on the C1 and C2
parameters, according to the definition in the GSM specifications.
Network carriers decide whether to use C2 as the cell reselection
parameter.Additional reselection parameter indication is to notify MS
whether C2 criterion is adoptable during the cell reselection.
Network broadcasts the parameter information to MS in the cell through
RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4 messages.
Additional reselection parameter indication is one of the cell selection
parameters.Value Instruction:
Yes: MS takes off cell reselection parameter PI and the parameters
related to computing C2 from the rest bytes (SI7/8 Rest Octets) of
SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 4.
No: MS shall obtain the PI parameter related to the cell reselection and
parameters related to the C2 calculation from the rest bytes (SI7/8 Rest
Octets) of the SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE7 or 8 message.
Generally, the system messages 7 and 8 are seldom used. Normally this
parameter is No. It shall be Yes when the system adopts the system
Description
messages 7 and 8, and the cell reselection uses C2.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is subject to the on-site reselection policies. Generally,
it does not adopt SI7 and SI8.
Generally, the system messages 7 and 8 are seldom used. Normally the
parameter AdditionReselPI is No.
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4.5.11 Cell reselection parameter indication (CellReselPI)

Full Name
Cell reselection parameter indication
Abbreviation
CellReselPI
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter notifies the MS whether to use C2 as the cell reselection
parameter and if there is the related parameter for calculating C2.
It indicates whether the related parameter for calculating cell reselection
standard C2 is contained in SYSTEM INFORMATION message and
whether C2 standard is adopted in the cell reselection. The successive
Cell reselection offset, Temporary offset and Penalty time are invalid,
and MS takes C1 as the cell reselection standard when this value is No.
This parameter is broadcasted to all MS in the cell in RIL3_RR
SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4 messages.Cell reselection
parameter indication is one of the cell selection parameters.Value
Instruction:
Yes: MS gets parameters to compute C2 from cell broadcast system
messages and regard C2 as a cell reselection standard. Parameters
Cell bar qualify, Cell reselection offset, Temporary offset and Penalty
time are invalid.
No: MS considers C1 parameter as a cell reselection standard.
Parameters Cell bar qualify, Cell reselection offset, Temporary offset
Description
and Penalty time are invalid.
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Enable this parameter, if related cell adopts C2 as the cell reselection

standard. Otherwise, disable it.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is subject to the on-site reselection policies. Generally,
C2 algorithm is not enabled.

In the scenario with dual-frequency network of dense urban area/urban

area, it is suggested to enable C2 algorithm of 1800 M to balance the

traffic.For 900 M cell, this parameter is subject to the traffic and actual
configurations.Cell reselection parameter indication should be enabled
when CBA or CBQ is enabled in the cell.
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[Cell]ReselOffset
[Cell]TemporaryOffset
[Cell]PenaltyTime
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Parameters Cell bar qualify, Cell reselection offset, Temporary offset and
Penalty time are valid till cell reselection parameter indication is enabled.
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4.5.12 Cell reselection offset (ReselOffset)

Full Name
Abbreviation
ReselOffset
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3GPP Name
CELL_RESELECT_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

The cell reselection caused by the radio channel quality takes C2 as the
standard. C2 is based on parameter C1 plus some man-made offset
parameters. The human factor is to encourage MS to enter some cells in
priority, or to block MS from entering some cells. Usually, such measures
are all adopted to balance traffic in the network.
Besides C1, there are three factors affecting C2: Cell reselection offset,
Temporary offset, and Penalty time.
Cell reselection offset is a magnitude value, which indicates the human
modified value of C2. Calculate a modified value of C2 to encourage or
prevent MS accessing a certain cell, so as to balance the network.
Network broadcasts the parameter information to all MSs in the cell
through RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4
messages. It is one of the cell selection parameters. The validity of this
parameter depends upon Cell reselection parameter indication.
The settings of Cell reselection offset, Temporary offset and the Penalty
time are classified into three cases:
In case of large traffic or poor communication quality inside a cell due
to certain causes, normally MS is expected not to work in that cell (that
is, certain repulsion to that cell).
Penalty time can be set as 31in such cases. Temporary offset is invalid,
and the numerical value of C2 equals C1 minus this parameter Cell
reselection offset. Therefore, the C2 value corresponding to the cell is
decreased, and the possibility that MS reselects the cell is reduced.
Besides, the proper value of this parameter Cell reselection offset can be
set according to the repulsive nature of cell. The more is the repulsive
nature, the larger is the Cell reselection offset. Vice versa in case of
a smaller Cell reselection offset.
For the cell with small traffic and low equipment utilization, normally MS
is encouraged to work in that cell (that is, certain propensity to that cell).
Cell reselection offset must be set between 0 ~ 10 (corresponding to
0 ~ 20 dB) in this case, according to tendency of the cell. The more
is the tendency, the larger is the Cell reselection offset. Vice versa in
case of a smaller Cell reselection offset. It is usually better to set the
Temporary offset same as Cell reselection offset, or a little higher than
Cell reselection offset. The main function of Penalty time is to avoid
frequent cell reselection of MS. The common recommended setting is 1
(20 seconds) or 2 (40 seconds) (the 1800 cell of dual-frequency network
is such a case).
Cell reselection offset is set as 0 and Penalty time as 31 for cells with
ordinary traffic. C2 is equal to C1, that is, without human factors on
Description
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Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63
Step: 1
Unit
2 dB
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, the default value is 0, and C2 is not enabled.

In the scenario with dual-frequency network in dense urban area/urban
area, it is better to set CRO for 1800M cell to 4..8. In the scenario with
dual-frequency in the suburb, it is better to O set CRO for 1800M cell
to 0..5. The settings of CRO, TO, and PT are:
MS is expected not to be in the cell (that is, certain repulsion to that cell)
with large traffic or poor communication quality due to certain causes.
Penalty time can be set as 31in such cases. Temporary offset is
invalid, and the numerical value of C2 equals C1 minus this parameter
Cell reselection offset. Therefore, the C2 value corresponding to the
cell is decreased, and the possibility that MS reselects the cell is
reduced.Besides, the proper value of this parameter Cell reselection
offset can be set according to the repulsive nature of cell. The more is
the repulsive nature, the larger is the Cell reselection offset. Vice versa
in case of a smaller Cell reselection offset.

MS is usually encouraged to be in the cell (that is, certain propensity to

that cell) with small traffic and low equipment utilization.
Cell reselection offset must be set between 0 ~ 10 (corresponding to
0 ~ 20 dB) in this case, according to tendency of the cell. The more
is the tendency, the larger is the Cell reselection offset. Vice versa in
case of a smaller Cell reselection offset. It is usually better to set the
Temporary offset same as Cell reselection offset, or a little higher than
Cell reselection offset. The main function of Penalty time is to avoid
frequent cell reselection of MS. The common recommended setting is 1
(20 seconds) or 2 (40 seconds) (the 1800 cell of dual-frequency network
is such a case).
The terminal will select the cell with low DL level if CRO is too large.
Consequently, coverage test rate decreases.
After the CRO is set, the traffic can be reasonably absorbed or repulsed,
SD/TCH congestion rate can be effectively reduced, and paging setup
success rate can be improved.
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4.5.13 Temporary offset (TemporaryOffset)

Full Name
Temporary offset
Abbreviation
TemporaryOffset
3GPP Name
TEMPORARY_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

Temporary offset, and Penalty time.Temporary offset indicates the
temporary modification value for C2. Temporary means that it only acts
on C2 for a period and the period depends on parameter Penalty time.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 7
Step: 1
Unit
10 dB
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is appropriately offset within a certain penalty time.
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It is suggested to set the parameter to 1. The parameter is appropriately
offset within a certain penalty time to avoid frequent reselection.
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4.5.14 Penalty time (PenaltyTime)

Full Name
Penalty time
Abbreviation
PenaltyTime
3GPP Name
PENALTY_TIME
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

Temporary offset, and Penalty time.Temporary offset indicates the
temporary modification value for C2. Temporary means that it only acts
on C2 for a period and the period depends on parameter Penalty time.
Description
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Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 31
Step: 1
Unit
20 s
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, the default value is 0, and C2 is not enabled.

It is suggested to set this parameter as 0 indicating 20s. The value is
only used in traffic balance conditions when it is set to 31 and CRO
is a negative value.
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4.5.15 Cell reselecting hysteresis level (ReselHysteresis)

Full Name
Cell reselecting hysteresis level
Abbreviation
ReselHysteresis
3GPP Name
CELL_RESELECT_HYSTERESIS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
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When MS reselects a cell, if the original cell and destination cell belong
to different location areas, MS should initialize a location updating
process after cell reselection.
C2 values obtained at the boundary for two adjacent cells are different
due to fading characteristic of radio channel. Consequently, MS selects
cell frequently. The interval between the two cell reselections of MS
is not less than 15 s. However, 15 s is extremely short time in terms
of location updating.
This increases the signaling flow on the network and causes radio
resources to be not fully utilized. In addition, it decreases call completion
rate of the system, as MS cannot respond to paging during location
update.
The GSM specifications set a specific parameter, Cell Reselecting
Hysteresis (CRH), to solve this problem. MS will activate the cell
reselection according to this parameter only when the signal level of
adjacent cell (whose location area is different from that of local cell) is
greater than that of local cell, and meanwhile the value difference must
be greater than that required by the parameter.
Network broadcasts the parameter information to MS in the cell through
RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4 messages. Cell
reselecting hysteresis level is one of the cell selection parameters.
Define Cell reselecting hysteresis level to 4 or 5 (that is, 8 dB or 10 dB
for CRH level) and make certain adjustments in following cases:
Increase cell reselection parameters of adjacent cells with different
LACs. Signaling traffic overload often occurs due to large demand
of services.
Increase cell reselection parameters if adjacent cells belonging to
different location areas with wide coverage range.
If the adjacent cells with different LACs are poor in overlapped coverage,
that is, there is coverage gap, or the adjacent place is an area with
few slow moving objects such as the expressway, the CRH parameter
Description
should be set to 1..3 (that is, 2dB..6dB for the CRH level).
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 7
Step: 1
Unit
2 dB
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is set to a value with certain hysteresis, so as to avoid
frequent cross-LAC reselection.
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It is recommended to set this value for cross-LAC cells to a relatively

large value, so as to reduce large amount of location updates due to
frequent reselection.If the parameter is set to a relatively large value,
number of PS reselection times in the ready status can be reduced and
the rate can be improved;

If CRH value is increased in the cross-LAC cell, location updates can be
reduced, SD channel congestion rate can be reduced, and call set-up
success rate can be improved.
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4.5.16 New setup cause indication (NECI)

Full Name
New setup cause indication
Abbreviation
NECI
3GPP Name
NECI
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018 V5.22.0
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According to with the GSM specification, the serving channels in the

GSM system can be classified into channels with full rate and channels
with half rate according to the GSM specifications. Common GSM
system supports the channels with full rate. The network operators
decide whether the network supports half-rate services.NECI (new setup
cause indication) is to notify the MS whether the area supports half-rate
services (half-rate services are not influenced, though NECI is not
enabled) and affects the meaning of channel request cause value and
the selection of initial channel types. This parameter notifies the MS
through the RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4
Description
messages. It is one of the network function parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default is disabled due to there is no half rate on site by default.
It is suggested to require for half rate application. This parameter can
be set as "Yes".
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4.5.17 Power offset indication (PowerOffsetInd)

Full Name
Power offset indication
Abbreviation
PowerOffsetInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
For the Class 3 MS of GSM1800, the transmission power for sending an
access request message on the RACH channel is to add an offset value
on the basis of MsTxPwrMaxCCH value. The necessity of the offset
value depends on the parameter PwrOffsetInd.
This parameter information is broadcast to the MS in the cell through the
Description
RI_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE, 4, 7 and 8 messages.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Class 3 MSs of GSM1800 are rare, so it is suggested to keep the default
value.
value.
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4.5.18 Power offset (PowerOffset)

Full Name
Power offset
Abbreviation
PowerOffset
3GPP Name
POWER OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

GSMAccording to the GSM specifications, for Class 3 MS of GSM 1800,
the transmission power for sending access request message on RACH
is to add an offset alue on the basis of MsTxPwrMaxCCH value. This
parameter specifies the modified value. The necessity of the modified
value is specified by the parameter PwrOffsetInd, that is, the parameter
PwrOffsetInd decides whether this parameter is valid.
This parameter also affects the calculation of cell selection standard
C1 and cell reselection standard C2. This parameter information
is broadcast to the MS in the cell through the RIL3_RR SYSTEM
Description
INFORMATION TYPE3, 4, 7 and 8 messages.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 3
Step: 1
Unit
2 dB
Default Value
Default Value
value.
value.
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4.5.19 Based on priority Cell re-selection Switch (PrioReselSupport)

Full Name
Based on priority Cell re-selection Switch
Abbreviation
PrioReselSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines whether to enable cell reselection based on
Description
priority.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
When reselecting an adjacent LTE cell, enable this switch. In other
cases, disable this switch.
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EUtran Neighbour Cell,Utran Neighbour Cell

When an adjacent LTE cell exists, it is required to enable the
Relationship
PrioReselSupport switch. When the PrioReselSupport switch is enabled,

an adjacent LTE or 3G cell must exist.
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4.5.20 Priority of GSM cells (ServCellPrio)

Full Name
Priority of GSM cells
Abbreviation
ServCellPrio
3GPP Name
GERAN_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the priority of a GSM cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0-7; 0 = lowest priority, .., 7 = highest priority
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
It is required to configure this parameter according to the priority of the
adjacent cell.
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UtranDefaultPrio,EUtranDefaultPrio
Relationship
The value of ServCellPrio cannot be the same as that of UtranDefaultPrio

or EUtranDefaultPrio.
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4.5.21 Threshold of serving cell that used by priority Cell

re-selection algorithm (THRESHPRIORYSEARCH)
Full Name
Threshold of serving cell that used by priority Cell re-selection algorithm
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Abbreviation
THRESHPRIORYSEARCH
3GPP Name
THRESH_Priority_Search
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the threshold of the priority-based cell rese-
Description
lection algorithm.
Managed Object
Cell
0-15; 0 = -98 dBm, 1 = -95 dBm, 2 = -92 dBm, .., 13 = -59 dBm, 14 = -56
dBm, 15 = (always).
Unit
dBm
Default Value
15
Default Value
None
It is required to configure this parameter according to the on-site
environment.
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4.5.22 Threshold that Allow MS re-select to lower priority Cell

(THRESHGSMLOW)
Full Name
Threshold that Allow MS re-select to lower priority Cell
Abbreviation
THRESHGSMLOW
3GPP Name
THRESH_GSM_low
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the threshold used when the MS is reselected
Description
to a cell with low priority.
Managed Object
Cell
0-15; 0 = -98 dBm, 1 = -95 dBm, 2 = -92 dBm, .., 13 = -59 dBm, 14 = -56
dBm, 15 = (always).
Unit
dBm
Default Value
15
Default Value
None
environment.
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4.5.23 Hysteresis of priority reselection algorithm

(HysteresisofPRiority)
Full Name
Hysteresis of priority reselection algorithm
Abbreviation
HysteresisofPRiority
3GPP Name
H_PRIO
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the delay of the reselection algorithm.

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Managed Object
Cell
0..3; 0 = (rule disabled), 1 = 5 dB, 2 = 4 dB, 3 = 3 dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
None
environment.
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4.5.24 Time hysteresis of priority reselection algorithm

(TimeHysteresisofReS)
Full Name
Time hysteresis of priority reselection algorithm
Abbreviation
TimeHysteresisofReS
3GPP Name
T_Reselection
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the delay time of the reselection algorithm.
Managed Object
Cell
0..3; 0 = 5 sec, 1 = 10 sec, 2 = 15 sec, 3 = 20 sec
Unit
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Default Value
Default Value
None
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4.5.25 The default priority of Utran Cells (UtranDefaultPrio)

Full Name
The default priority of Utran Cells
Abbreviation
UtranDefaultPrio
3GPP Name
DEFAULT_UTRAN_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the default priority of a UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Currently, this parameter is being developed and thus requires no
adjustment.
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ServCellPrio
Relationship
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ServCellPrio.
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4.5.26 The default priority of EUtran Cells (EUtranDefaultPrio)

Full Name
The default priority of EUtran Cells
Abbreviation
EUtranDefaultPrio
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the default priority of a EUTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Currently, this parameter is being developed and thus requires no
adjustment.
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The value of EUtranDefaultPrio cannot be the same as that of

ServCellPrio.
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6 Service Process Additional Parameters

4.6.1 Directed retry indication (DrInd_0)
Full Name
Directed retry indication
Abbreviation
DrInd_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to support the directed retry. During
an assignment process, if a serving cell has no service channel for
assignment, the system can initiate a directed retry to assign a service
channel in the neighbour cell to the MS according to the measurement
report received from the MS.
Directed retry is a special handover process, which can reduce the MS
access failure rate. Directed retry can be categorized into intra-BSC
directed retry and inter-BSC directed retry. Intra-BSC directed retry does
Description
not need the support of the MSC; while the inter-BSC one does.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value

It is recommended to enable the directed retry in areas with heavy traffic.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGB-03-01-002 Direct Retry
Related Parameters
[Cell]DrInd_1
[BSC]InDrEnable
When this parameter is set to "Yes", the "DrInd_1" parameter can be set.
Relationship
The directed retry function is enabled only when the BSS-level directed
retry (InDrEnable) and the cell-level directed retry are both enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Service Process

Additional parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.2 External directed retry indication (DrInd_1)

Full Name
External directed retry indication
Abbreviation
DrInd_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to enable the external directed retry,
Description
that is, inter-BSC directed retry.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
It is recommended to enable the external directed retry in areas with
heavy traffic on the coverage border of the iBSC.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]DrInd_0
[BSC]OutDrEnable
The parameter can only be set when the "DrInd_0" parameter is set
Relationship
to "Yes".
The external directed retry can be enabled only when this parameter and
the OutDrEnable parameter are both enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.3 Queue allowed when assign (QueueInd_0)

Full Name
Queue allowed when assign
Abbreviation
QueueInd_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow queuing during assignments
Description
when no available channel exists in the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value

This switch is only enabled when the queuing function is required on site.

If this switch is enabled, an assignment process can obtain resources by

queuing to improve the call completion rate when no available resource
exists in the system. However, the time for completing a call may be
prolonged.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[BSC]QueueIndAss
[BSC]AssQueEnable
Two BSC-level parameters are related to this parameter: QueueIndAss
Relationship
and AssQueEnable. The queuing is allowed only when these three

parameters are enabled at the same time.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.4 Queue allowed when handover (QueueInd_1)

Full Name
Queue allowed when handover
Abbreviation
QueueInd_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
when no available channel exists in the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
This parameter determines whether to allow queuing during handovers
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Default Value
No
Default Value

This switch is only enabled when the queuing function is required on site.
If this switch is enabled, an external handover process can obtain
resources by queuing when no available resource exists in the system.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[BSC]QueueIndHo
[BSC]HoQueEnable
Two BSC-level parameters are related to this parameter: QueueIndHo
Relationship
and HoQueEnable. The queuing is allowed only when these three

parameters are enabled at the same time.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.5 Preemption allowed when assign (PreemptionInd_0)

Full Name
Preemption allowed when assign
Abbreviation
PreemptionInd_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates whether to allow forced release during assignments. The MSC sends the priority parameters (including priority level,
PCI, and PVI) to the BSC through an assignment command message.
If this message contains a high priority level and a valid PCI (indicating
this user can preempt the channel of another user), the BSC can forcibly
release the connection to a user whose PVI is reset (indicating the channel of this user can be preempted by another user) and then allocate the
released channel on this assignment request when no resource is immeDescription
diately assigned to the higher-priority user.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The forced release function is disabled by default because it greatly

impacts users with low priority levels. This function can be enabled
when required.
If you want high-priority users to access channels first during
assignments, you should enable the forced release function. If the
forced release function will be used by AssPreemptstrategy during the

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-01-03-001 eMLPP
Related Parameters
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the BSC-level parameter

PreemptionIndAss is set to "2: According to the cell".
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.6.6 Preemption allowed when handover (PreemptionInd_1)

Full Name
Preemption allowed when handover
Abbreviation
PreemptionInd_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to allow forced release during handovers. The MSC sends the priority parameters (including priority level,
PCI, and PVI) to the BSC through an assignment command or handover
request message. If this message contains a high priority level and a
valid PCI (indicating this user can preempt the channel of another user),
the BSC can forcibly release the connection to a user whose PVI is
reset (indicating the channel of this user can be preempted by another
user) and then allocate the released resource to this handover request
when no resource is immediately assigned in this handover or the later
Description
handover.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The forced release function is disabled by default because it greatly

impacts users with low priority levels. This function can be enabled
when required.
If you want high-priority users to access channels first during handovers,

you should enable the forced release function. If the forced release
function will be used by HoPreemptstrategy during the handover, you
should enable this switch.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-01-03-001 eMLPP
Related Parameters
Relationship

PreemptionIndHo is set to "2: According to the cell".
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
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OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.7 When assigned forced handover (ForcedHoInd_0)

Full Name
When assigned forced handover
Abbreviation
ForcedHoInd_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to allow forced handover during assignments. The MSC sends the priority parameters (including priority level,
PCI, and PVI) to the BSC through an assignment command message. If
this message contains a high priority level and a valid PCI (indicating this
user can preempt the channel of another user), the BSC can hand over
a user whose PVI is reset (indicating the channel of this user can be preempted by another user) to another cell and then allocate the released
channel on this assignment request when no resource is immediately as-
Description
signed to the higher-priority user.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

forced handover function will be used by AssPreemptstrategy during the

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-01-03-001 eMLPP
Related Parameters
[BSC]ForcedHolndAss
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Relationship

ForcedHolndAss is set to "2: According to the cell".
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.8 Forced handover allowed when handover (ForcedHoInd_1)

Full Name
Forced handover allowed when handover
Abbreviation
ForcedHoInd_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow forced handover during handovers. The MSC sends the priority parameters (including priority level,
PCI, and PVI) to the BSC through an assignment command or handover
request message. If this message contains a high priority level and a
valid PCI (indicating this user can preempt the channel of another user),
the BSC can hand over a user whose PVI is reset (indicating the channel
of this user can be preempted by another user) to another cell and then
allocate the released resource to this handover request when no resource
Description
is immediately assigned in this handover or the later handover.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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forced handover function will be used by HoPreemptstrategy during the

handover, you should enable this switch.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-01-03-001 eMLPP
Related Parameters
[BSC]ForcedHolndHo
Relationship
ForcedHolndHo is set to "2: According to the cell".
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.9 Number of candidate cells for handover (CandidateNum)

Full Name
Number of candidate cells for handover
Abbreviation
CandidateNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides maximum number of candidate cells for handover
that can be contained in "BSSAP HANDOVER REQUIRED" message from
Description
BSC to MSC.
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 16
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.10 Fast average indication (FastAvg)

Full Name
Fast average indication
Abbreviation
FastAvg
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
During a call, the system may fail to perform the power control due to little
measurement data because the average calculation can only be started
when the amount of measurement data reaches a certain threshold.
For example, if the threshold for average calculation is 8, the system will
not calculate the average when the BSC only receives five measured
values. However, the BSC can calculate the average of the five
measured values by using the fast averaging function. Once some
measured values are already used for power control, they become
useless and cannot be used for power control any longer because using
old measured values may cause control errors. Therefore, the old
Description
measured values must be discarded.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This function can be disabled for V3 base stations.
It is recommended to enable the fast averaging function for SDR base
stations to speed up the start of power control.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.11 BCCH switch allowed (CanBcchExch)

Full Name
BCCH switch allowed
Abbreviation
CanBcchExch
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter decides whether the cell allows BCCH switch.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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Turn on this switch when the BCCH switchover function needs to be

enabled. After the BCCH switchover function is enabled, BCCH carrier
frequency switchover will be triggered if BCCH carrier frequency comes

across faults, to avoid the service quit of cell.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-03-04-001 Automatic BCCH Recovery
Related Parameters
[BSC]CanBCCHEx
Relationship
The cell switchover takes effect only when BSC switch and the cell level
switch should be turned on at a same time.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.12 SDCCH dynamic configuration allowed (CanSdcchDyn)

Full Name
SDCCH dynamic configuration allowed
Abbreviation
CanSdcchDyn
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether the cell allows SDCCH dynamic config-
Description
uration.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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Turn on this switch when the SDCCH switchover function needs to be

enabled. After the cell dynamic SDCCH switchover has been enabled,
dynamic SDCCH channel handover will be triggered during cell location

update to lower SDCCH channel congestion rate.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGB-03-02-003 Dynamic Configuration of SDCCH
Related Parameters
[BSC]CanSDCCHDyn
Relationship
The cell switchover takes effect only when BSC switch and the cell level
switch should be turned on at a same time.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.13 Minimal resource threshold (ResourceThs)

Full Name
Minimal resource threshold
Abbreviation
ResourceThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the minimal resource threshold allowed by the
Description
cell. It is used to calculate dynamic cell priority.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
20
Default Value
Generally, if no special requirement, the default value should not be
modified after it is configured.

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The lower limit of resources should be larger than 10 due to the

designation limitations of logarithm table. It is recommended not to
modify this parameter value.If the threshold is adjusted, the dynamic

priority changes linearly, which is relatively complicated to compute.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-02-02-002 Dynamic Handover Priority Algorithm
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.14 Base-band hopping TRX exchange support (Info_0_3)

Full Name
Base-band hopping TRX exchange support
Abbreviation
Info_0_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the base band hopping switch-over is
supported. This function is supported only when the BSC and Cell level
switches are all turned on. When a carrier frequency of the base band
hopping group is in fault, the system will automatically move and keep
Description
the faulty frequency out of the group until it resumes.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
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Default Value
This parameter is a switch for a function. It is turned off by default.
The cell that is configured with base band hopping should enable this
function to avoid the impact caused by the faulty carrier frequency.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-04-03-004 Baseband Frequency Hopping
Related Parameters
[BSC]Info_0_1
Relationship
A cell supports the base band frequency hopping switch-over only when
the switches in BSC level and cell level parameters are set "Yes".
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.15 Support NCell of channel release (NCELLINDOFCHLREL)

Full Name
Support NCell of channel release
Abbreviation
NCELLINDOFCHLREL
3GPP Name
Cell selection indicator after release of all TCH and SDCCH
3GPP Reference
44.018
When a dual-mode 3G (TD/GSM or WCDMA/GSM) terminal ends a call
in a GSM network, the terminal should be reselected to the 3G network as
soon as possible. According to "Cell selection indicator after release of all
TCH and SDCCH" in the Channel Release message in the 3GPP protocol,
a message can carry the information of GSM adjacent cell, 3G adjacent
cell, and E-Utran adjacent cell. This parameter determines whether a
release message carries the information of 3G adjacent cell. The value 1
indicates that a release message carries the information of 3G adjacent
Description
cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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0Channel Relaese without Neighbour Cell

1Channel Relaese with UTRAN Neighbour Cell
2Channel Relaese with E-UTRAN Neighbour Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Enable or disable this function according to the requirements of the
local operator.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-02-03-007 Fast Return from GSM to TD-SCDMA
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um Interface
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.16 RelEUtranStrategy (RelEUtranStrategy)

Full Name
RelEUtranStrategy
Abbreviation
RelEUtranStrategy
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Strategy for E-Utran Neighbour Select When Release
Managed Object
CELL
0: According to Measurement
1: According to Config
2: Prefer Measurement
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The cell configuration uses common MR.

Set this parameter by the MR type.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID->Service Process

Additional Params
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.6.17 RelEUtranPrio (RelEUtranPrio)

Full Name
RelEUtranPrio
Abbreviation
RelEUtranPrio
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
E-Utran FDD and TDD Prio When Release
Managed Object
CELL
0: Prefer E-Utran TDD Neighbour Cell
1: Prefer E-Utran FDD Neighbour Cell
2: Only E-Utran TDD Neighbour Cell
23: Only E-Utran FDD Neighbour Cell
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
The E-Utran TDD neighbor cell has the highest priority.

Set this parameter as needed.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID->Service Process

Additional Params
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.6.18 Allowed FACCH call setup after emergency call

(FacchCallInd_0)
Full Name
Allowed FACCH call setup after emergency call
Abbreviation
FacchCallInd_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow FACCH call establishment
for call reestablishment. If the FACCH call establishment is allowed, the
BSC can assign TCH according to the actual situation no matter whether
SDCCH is available in the cell when an MS attempts to access the net-
Description
work.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
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Default Value
No
Default Value

Enabling this switch can shorten the delay of call completion. However,

using TCH as signalling channel will cause the waste of radio resources.
It is only recommended to enable this function in scenarios having
requirements on the preference and completion delay of emergency
calls.
Change Mode
Offline
ZGB-03-01-004 Immediate TCH Assignment
Related features
ZGB-01-03-001 Emergency Call Handling
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.19 Allowed FACCH call setup when page respond

(FacchCallInd_1)
Full Name
Allowed FACCH call setup when page respond
Abbreviation
FacchCallInd_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow call establishment on FACCH
for call origination. If FACCH call establishment is allowed, the BSC can
assign TCH according to the actual situation when an MS attempts to
Description
access the network but no SDCCH is available in the cell.
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Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

It is recommended to disable this switch unless specially required.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.20 Allowed call setup on FACCH (FacchCallInd_2)

Full Name
Allowed call setup on FACCH
Abbreviation
FacchCallInd_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow call establishment on FACCH
for call origination. If FACCH call establishment is allowed, the BSC can
assign TCH according to the actual situation when an MS attempts to
Description
access the network but no SDCCH is available in the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.6.21 Allowed call reestablished on FACCH (FacchCallInd_3)

Full Name
Allowed call reestablished on FACCH
Abbreviation
FacchCallInd_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow FACCH call establishment
for call reestablishment. If the FACCH call establishment is allowed, the
BSC can assign TCH according to the actual situation no matter whether
SDCCH is available in the cell when an MS attempts to access the net-
Description
work.
Managed Object
Cell
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Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.7 System Parameters

4.7.1 Interference average period (InterfAvgPrd)
Full Name
Interference average period
Abbreviation
InterfAvgPrd
3GPP Name
INTAVE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008
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The BTS measures the interference on unallocated traffic channels, averages the latest measured interference at a specified period, and converts
the average interference into an interference band. Then it sends the
interference band to the BSC through an RF RESOURCE INDICATION
message. The BSC will take the interference band into consideration beDescription
fore the channel allocation.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
480 ms
Default Value
31
Default Value
Generally, a long period can be set because the fluctuation of uplink
interference is not great.

If the parameter value is too small, radio resource information will be

frequently reported, which increases the load of the BSC.

If the parameter value is too large, the change of radio resources cannot
be reflected in time due to the long update period of radio resource
report.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-03-02-001 Idle Channel Measurement
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->System

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.7.2 Interference Band Boundary (InterfBoundary_0)

Full Name
Interference Band Boundary

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Abbreviation
InterfBoundary_0
3GPP Name
0
3GPP TS45.008
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.008
The BTS measures the interference on unallocated traffic channels,
averages the latest measured interference at a specified period, and
converts the average interference into an interference band. Then it
sends the interference band to the BSC through an RF RESOURCE
INDICATION message. The BSC will take the interference band into
consideration before the channel allocation.
The interface boundaries are used to help the conversion of the
interference level (average) value into corresponding interference band
information. Altogether six boundaries determine five interference
bands. In fact, it is unnecessary to set interference boundary 0 and
interference boundary 5. Interference boundary 0 indicates positive
infinity and interference boundary 5 indicates negative infinity. This
parameter specifies the other four boundaries.
Generally, interference boundary 1 to 4 are within the range from -85
Description
dBm to -115 dBm.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: -110 dBm;
1: -109 dBm
......
63: -47 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The minimum value is set for boundary 0.

If two boundaries are too close, the conversion of interference band will
be too sensitive on the change of interference level. If the difference
between two boundaries is too great, the change of interference level

cannot be reflected in time.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
InterfBoundary_1
3GPP Name
X1
3GPP TS45.008
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.008
Description
dBm to -115 dBm.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..63
0: -110 dBm
1: -109 dBm
......
63: -47 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Set the boundaries of each interference band according to the
interference range generally measured in the actual network.


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Full Name
Abbreviation
InterfBoundary_2
3GPP Name
X2
3GPP TS45.008
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.008
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Description
dBm to -115 dBm.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: -110 dBm;
1: -109 dBm
......
63: -47 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
InterfBoundary_3
3GPP Name
X3
3GPP TS45.008
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.008
Description
dBm to -115 dBm.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: -110 dBm;
1: -109 dBm
......
63: -47 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
20
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Full Name
Abbreviation
InterfBoundary_4
3GPP Name
X4
3GPP TS45.008
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.008
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Description
dBm to -115 dBm.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: -110 dBm;
1: -109 dBm
......
63: -47 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
25
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
InterfBoundary_5
3GPP Name
X5
3GPP TS45.008
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS48.008
Description
dBm to -115 dBm.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: -110 dBm;
1: -109 dBm
......
63: -47 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
63
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Default Value
The maximum value is set for boundary 5.


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4.7.8 MAX value of MS Radio link timeout (MsRadioLKTmOut)

Full Name
MAX value of MS Radio link timeout
Abbreviation
MsRadioLKTmOut
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the maximum value for the radio link counter S
at the MS side. It is transmitted by BSS on BCCH or SACCH.
The radio performance counter S is used to check the radio link fault.
When MS fails to decode SACCH message(BFI=1), S is decreased by
1. When MS decodes an SACCH message (BFI=0), S is increased by
2. If S is decreased to 0, the radio link has fault. The call needs to be
Description
reestablished or released.
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
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Unit
SACCH multi-frame
Default Value
64
Default Value
Increase the MS radio link endurance to error codes.

The parameter is correlated with the call drop rate. The call drop rate will

be lowered if the parameter is set higher. To improve the call drop rate
index, this parameter can be set higher, But is it not good for the user
perception and system resources utility rate.
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4.7.9 Radio link failure criterion (ConFailCriterion)

Full Name
Radio link failure criterion
Abbreviation
ConFailCriterion
3GPP Name
Connection Failure Criterion
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0
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The network side (BTS) can judge whether the radio link fails according
to two criteria: one is based on the uplink SACCH error rate and the
other is based on measured value of RXLEV/RXQUAL. This parameter
determines the criteria that BTS adopts to judge whether the connection
is successful or not.
If SACCH error rate is used as the criteria to judge connection failure,
BTS uses the same value of RadioLkTimeout and the same process as
MS does. Thus, BTS avoids inconsistent judgment criteria in the uplink
and downlink directions. Meanwhile, the receiving level threshold and
receiving quality threshold parameters are invalid.
If the measured value of RXLEV/RXQUAL is used as the criteria to
judge connection failure, BTS will use the two parameters: RxLevThs
and RxQualThs.
The value range is as follows:
1: "Uplink SACCH Error Rate Based" (to ensure the same judgment
criteria in the uplink and downlink directions);
Description
2: "RXLEV/RXQUAL Measurement Based"
Managed Object
Cell
1..2
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The judging criteria for MS is adopted here.

It is recommended to use the default value.
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4.7.10 MAX value of BSS Radio link timeout (BsRadioLKTmOut)

Full Name
MAX value of BSS Radio link timeout
Abbreviation
BsRadioLKTmOut
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is the maximum value for radio link counter S at the BSS
Description
side. It is used in the same way with MsRadioLKTmOut.
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
Unit
SACCH multi-frame
Default Value
64
Default Value

The parameter is correlated with the call drop rate. The call drop rate

will be lowered if the parameter is set higher. To improve the call drop
rate index, this parameter can be set higher, But it is not good for the
user perception.
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4.7.11 Receiving level threshold (RxLevThs)

Full Name
Receiving level threshold
Abbreviation
RxLevThs
3GPP Name
RXLEV
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0

The network side (BTS) can judge whether the radio link fails according
to two criteria: one is "Uplink SACCH Error Rate Based" and the other is
"RXLEV/RXQUAL Measurement Based".
If "RXLEV/RXQUAL Measurement Based" method is adopted as the
criteria to determine the connection failure (The ConFailCriterion is
2), the radio link is considered to be failed when BTS detects that the
uplink receiving level is lower than a threshold, or the uplink receiving
quality is better than a threshold. Receiving level threshold specifies the
threshold value of receiving level.
This parameter is invalid if "Uplink SACCH Error Rate Based" is used
as the criteria to determine connection failure (ConFailCriterion is 1).
Description
Receiving level threshold is one of the configuration parameters of BTS.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
This parameter gets the experience value.
This parameter indicates the level threshold to determine the radio link
fault.
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This parameter is invalid when ConFailCriterion is set as

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4.7.12 Receiving quality threshold (RxQualThs)

Full Name
Receiving quality threshold
Abbreviation
RxQualThs
3GPP Name
RXQUAL
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0

The network side (BTS) can determine the radio link failure according to
two kinds of criteria: one is "Uplink SACCH Error Rate Based" and the
other is "RXLEV/RXQUAL Measurement Based".
If "RXLEV/RXQUAL Measurement Based" is adopted as the criterion
to determine the connection failure, the radio link is considered to be
failed when BTS detects that the uplink receiving level is lower than
a threshold, or the uplink receiving quality is better than a threshold.
Receiving quality threshold specifies the threshold value for the receiving
quality.
This parameter is invalid if "Uplink SACCH Error Rate Based" is used as
the criteria to determine a connection failure. This parameter is one of
Description
the configuration parameters of BTS.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..7
0: corresponding BER range <0.2%;
1: 0.2% .. 0.4%;
2: 0.4% .. 0.8%;
...
6: 6.4% .. 12.8%;
7: > 12.8%
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter gets the experience value.
This parameter indicates the level threshold to determine the radio link
fault.
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4.7.13 Radio link failure checking period (RxLevQualprd)

Full Name
Radio link failure checking period
Abbreviation
RxLevQualprd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 12.12 V8.0.0
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This parameter indicates the period to detect radio link failure at the network side (in the unit of SACCH multiframe), including the detection of
channel strength (dBm) and signal quality received by each channel. This
parameter is invalid if "Uplink SACCH Error Rate Based" is used as the
Description
criteria to judge a connection failure.
Managed Object
Cell
1..63
Step: 1
Unit
SACCH multi-frame
Default Value
63
Default Value

The parameter is correlated with the call drop rate. The call drop rate
will be lowered if the parameter is set higher. To improve the call drop
rate index, this parameter can be set higher, But it is not good for the
user perception.
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4.7.14 AMR FR (MsRadioLkTmOutAMRFR)

Full Name
AMR FR
Abbreviation
MsRadioLkTmOutAMRFR
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3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter determines the maximum value of the radio link counter
S at the MS side (used for AMR FR). It is transmitted by the BSS on the
BCCH or SACCH channel.
The radio link counter S is used to check radio link faults. When the
MS fails to decode an SACCH message (BFI=1), S is decreased by 1.
When the MS successfully receives an SACCH message (BFI=0), S is
increased by 2. If S is decreased to 0, it indicates that the radio link is
Description
faulty. In this case, the call needs to be reestablished or released.
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
Unit
SACCH Multi-frame
Default Value
64
Default Value
Increase the endurance of radio links during MS conversation to error
codes.

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4.7.15 AMR HR (MsRadioLkTmOutAMRHR)

Full Name
AMR HR
Abbreviation
MsRadioLkTmOutAMRHR
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

S at the MS side (used for AMR HR). It is transmitted by the BSS on the
BCCH or SACCH channel.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
Unit
SACCH Multi-frame
Default Value
64
Default Value
codes.

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4.7.16 AMR WFS (MsRadioLkOutAMRWFS)

Full Name
AMR WFS
Abbreviation
MsRadioLkOutAMRWFS
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

S at the MS side (used for AMR WFS). It is transmitted by the BSS
on the BCCH or SACCH channel.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
Unit
SACCH Multi-frame
Default Value
64
Default Value
codes.

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4.7.17 AMR-WB OWFS (MsRadioLkOutAMROWFS)

Full Name
AMR-WB OWFS
Abbreviation
MsRadioLkOutAMROWFS
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

S at the MS side (used for AMR-WB OWFS). It is transmitted by the BSS
on the BCCH or SACCH channel.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
Unit
SACCH Multi-frame
Default Value
64
Default Value
codes.

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4.7.18 AMR-WB OWHR (MsRadioLkOutAMROWHR)

Full Name
AMR-WB OWHR
Abbreviation
MsRadioLkOutAMROWHR
3GPP Name
RADIO_LINK_TIMEOUT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS45.008 V5.22.0

S at the MS side (used for AMR-WB OWHS). It is transmitted by the
BSS on the BCCH or SACCH channel.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64
Unit
SACCH Multi-frame
Default Value
64
Default Value
codes.

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4.8 AMR Half Method Parameters

4.8.1 AMR Half Active Codec Set (AmrHalfAcs)
Full Name
AMR Half Active Codec Set
Abbreviation
AmrHalfAcs
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.009
The code has eight bits. Bits 6 to 8 are reserved. 7.40 kbit/s is bit 5,
6.70 kbit/s bit 4, 5.9 kbit/s is bit 3, 5.15 kbit/s is bit 2, and 4.75 kbit/s
bit 1. Yes stands for 1, that is, including this speech coding mode. No
stands for 0, that is, excluding this speech coding mode. At most four
coding modes can be set.
Description
Managed Object
CEll
and 7.40 kbit/s.
Unit
None
The default value is "Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes", that is, 00010101. In this
case, you can export the decimal number "21" from the network planning
Default Value
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When only one of the five bits of this parameter is set to No, the value
range is 1 to 4.
When two of the five bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1 to 3.
Relationship
When three of the five bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1 to 2.
When four of the five bits of this parameter are set to No, the value
range is 1.
When the five bits of this parameter are all set to No, the value range is
null.
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Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->AMR Half

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Full Name
Thresholds of AMR
Abbreviation
AmrThresholds
3GPP Name
threshold
3GPP Reference
45.009
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Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: 0.0 dB
1: 0.5 dB
2: 1.0 dB
...
63: 31.5 dB
Unit
0.5 dB
Default Value
[18, 20, 23, 26, 30]
Default Value
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Full Name
Hysteresis of AMR
Abbreviation
AmrHysteresis
3GPP Name
hysteresis
3GPP Reference
45.009
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: 0.0 dB
1: 0.5 dB
2: 1.0 dB
...
15: 7.5 dB
Unit
0.5 dB
Default Value
[3, 3, 3, 4, 4]
Default Value

By checking the frequency of rate adjustments (through tests, analyses,
or AMR rate monitoring tools), you can decide whether this parameter
is set properly. When the rate is adjusted too frequently, you can set
the parameter to a higher value.
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[Cell]AmrThresholds
Relationship

AmrHysteresis4 AmrThresholds5 + AmrHysteresis5
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4.8.4 Initial codec mode (IsAmrlCM)

Full Name
Initial codec mode
Abbreviation
IsAmrlCM
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.009
coding mode.
coding mode.
Description
parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
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Default Value
Start-mode codec
Default Value
In good radio network conditions, Start-mode codec and high-rate
coding modes are recommended.
In poor radio network conditions, you can set this parameter to "Initial
codec mode", that is, the default initial rate specified in the protocol.
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Full Name
Start mode
Abbreviation
AmrStartMode
3GPP Name
Start Mode
3GPP Reference
44.018
Description
Startmode code mode
Managed Object
Cell
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coding mode.
Unit
None
Default Value

Default Value
In good radio network conditions, high initial rates can be used to
improve voice quality.
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[Cell]IsAmrlCM
When only one of the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs is set to No,
When two of the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs are set to No,
When three of the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs are set to No,
Relationship

When four of the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs are set to No,
the value range is 1.
When the five bits of the parameter AmrHarfAcs are all set to No, the
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Full Name
Abbreviation
IsAmrNscb
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
44.018
at the MS side.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
quality.


this parameter.
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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Method Paras
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.9 AMR Full Method Parameters

4.9.1 AMR full Active Codec Set (AmrFullAcs)
Full Name
AMR full Active Codec Set
Abbreviation
AmrFullAcs
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.009
The code has eight bits. 12.2 kbit/s is bit 8, 10.2 kbit/s bit 7, 7.95 kbit/s
bit 6, 7.40 kbit/s bit 5, 6.70 kbit/s bit 4, 5.9 kbit/s bit 3, 5.15 kbit/s bit 2,
and 4.75 kbit/s bit 1. Yes stands for 1, that is, including this speech
coding mode. No stands for 0, that is, excluding this speech coding
mode. At most four coding modes can be set.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
7.40 kbit/s, 7.95 kbit/s, 10.2 kbit/s, and 12.2 kbit/s.
Unit
None
The default value is "Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes, No, No, Yes", that is,
10010101. In this case, you can export the decimal number "149" from
Default Value
Default Value

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Related Parameters
[Cell]AmrStartMode
range is 1 to 4.
range is 1 to 3.
Relationship
range is 1 to 2.
range is 1.
null.
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->AMR Full

Method Paras
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Thresholds of AMR
Abbreviation
AmrThresholds
3GPP Name
threshold
3GPP Reference
45.009
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requirements:
Description
AmrHysteresis7
Managed Object
Cell
0: 0.0 dB
1: 0.5 dB
2: 1.0 dB
...
63: 31.5 dB
Unit
0.5 dB
Default Value
[13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20, 23]
Default Value
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[Cell]AmrHysteresis
requirements:
Relationship

AmrHysteresis7
Related Interfaces
Um, Abis
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Method Paras
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Hysteresis of AMR
Abbreviation
AmrHysteresis
3GPP Name
hysteresis
3GPP Reference
45.009
requirements:
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: 0.0 dB
1: 0.5 dB
2: 1.0 dB
...
15: 7.5 dB
Unit
0.5 dB
Default Value
[3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4]
Default Value

By checking the frequency of rate adjustments, you can decide whether
this parameter is set properly. When the rate is adjusted too frequently,
you can set the parameter to a higher value.
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Related Parameters
[Cell]AmrThresholds
Relationship
requirements:
Related Interfaces
Um, Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Method Paras
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.9.4 Initial codec mode (IsAmrICM)

Full Name
Initial codec mode
Abbreviation
IsAmrICM
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.009
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coding mode.
coding mode.
Description
parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Start-mode codec
Default Value
Generally, you can set this parameter to "Initial codec mode", that is, the
default initial rate specified in the protocol.
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Related Parameters
[Cell]AmrStartMode
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Um, Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Method Paras
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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Full Name
Start mode
Abbreviation
AmrStartMode
3GPP Name
Start Mode
3GPP Reference
44.018
Description
Managed Object
Cell
When four of the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are set to No,
When five of the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are set to No,
When six of the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are set to No,
When seven of the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are set to
No, the value range is 1.
When the eight bits of the parameter AmrFullAcs are all set to No, the
coding mode.
Unit
None
Default Value

Default Value
High initial rates can be used in cells that have good radio network
conditions.
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[Cell]AmrHarfAcs
[Cell]IsAmrlCM
range is 1 to 4.
range is 1 to 3.
Relationship
range is 1 to 2.
range is 1.
null.
Related Interfaces
Um, Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Method Paras
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
IsAmrNscb
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
44.018
at the MS side.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
quality.


this parameter.
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Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um, Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Method Paras
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

4.10.1 Preprocessing indication (Preprocess)
Full Name
Preprocessing indication
Abbreviation
Preprocess
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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The survey report contains large amount (message amount) of Abis

interface information. Preprocess of the survey report can be transferred
to BTS to reduce the burden of Abis interface link. After the preprocess,
the BTS averages the survey data of MS by its own, and reports to BSC
in a lower frequency.
The average reporting period can be two, three or four SACCH
multi-frames (480 ms). That is, the frequency decreases from the
original twice/s to once/2 s, so the message amount of the Abis interface
decreases. However, the decrease of message amount still depends on
whether the message length before the preprocess is the same as that
after preprocess. One disadvantage of preprocess is that the handover
control and power control are not in time, which increases the possibility
of disconnection rate. This parameter determines whether to use the
preprocess and its period.
0: Do not use preprocess
2: preprocess, 2 SACCH block period
5: preprocess on TCH, 2 SACCH block period
Other values: Reserved
2, 3, and 4 indicate that the BTS preprocesses measurement reports,
and reports the measurement reports about the SDCCH and TCH
channels to the BSC in accordance with the period of 2 to 4 SACCH
multiframes.
5, 6, and 7 indicate that the BTS preprocesses measurement reports,
and reports the measurement reports about the TCH channel to the BSC
Description
in accordance with the period of 2 to 4 SACCH multiframes.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is set to meet a compromise between the decrease of
the Abis message amount and the timeliness of process.
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It is suggested to disable all preprocesses.

If the default value is set as small, the handover frequency increases,
which helps improve handover success rate but affects calldrop rate
and coverage rate.

If the parameter is set as large, handover lagging increases, which
affects the calldrop rate and coverage rate.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Other Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.2 Reserved rate of EMLPP (EMLPPThs)

Full Name
Reserved rate of EMLPP
Abbreviation
EMLPPThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When using high priority user to access service, that is, EMLPP service,
the system may configure certain reserved channels for the users with
high priority to access CS service. The reserved channels equal to the
reserved rate of EMLPP multiplying the minimum value of available chan-
Description
nels (including TCH and PD) and idle TCHP channels.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
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Default Value
20
Default Value
This parameter is a cell-level parameter, of which 20% is reserved
according to experience.
The higher the parameter value is, the higher the reserved rate is, the

users with high priority are ensured, and comparatively fewer channel
resources are distributed to users with low priority.
The lower the parameter value is, the lower the reserved rate is, and the
less guarantee the users with high priority get.
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Related features
ZGO-01-03-001 Emlpp
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.3 Use cell EMLPP Threshold (UseCellEmlppThs)

Full Name
Use cell EMLPP Threshold
Abbreviation
UseCellEmlppThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines whether to use eMLPPThs. If yes, you shall select
Description
cell property, otherwise to select BSC property.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
The global parameter is used by default.
This switch can be enabled when one cell needs to be configured with
the EMLPP parameter independently.
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Related features
ZGO-01-03-001 Emlpp
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.4 Frequency offset correct support (Info_0_1)

Full Name
Frequency offset correct support
Abbreviation
Info_0_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the frequency offset correction is supported. This function is applied on the high-speed railway and GSM-R
Description
situations, which can raise the uplink receiving performance.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In most cases, frequency offset correction is not needed because most
MSs does not move fast.
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In the coverage area of high-speed railway and expressway, this
parameter can be set to "Yes".
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.5 Maximum power on handover command support (Info_0_2)

Full Name
Maximum power on handover command support
Abbreviation
Info_0_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
It indicates whether handover commands are issued in the highest trans-
Description
mission power.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
There will be some interference if handover commands are issued in
the highest transmission power.

Some power interference will be brought up if handover commands are
issued in the highest transmission power. This function can be enabled
in the coverage area with weak signals. It can improve the success rate
of handover commands received by MS.
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Related features
ZGO-02-02-019 Handover Command Power Boost
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.6 MR Report Time Bmp (MrRptTimeBmp)

Full Name
MR Report Time Bmp
Abbreviation
MrRptTimeBmp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter provides a check function about 0 .. 23 time points.
Measurement data report can be enabled at different points. Each time
point indicates an hour, within 0 .. 23 hours.
MR data can be reported only when corresponding time points are
Description
selected and the measurement report function is enabled.
Managed Object
Cell
checked, unchecked
Checked: Measurement report function is enabled within this time period;
Unchecked: Measurement report is disabled within this time period;
Unit
None
Default Value
Unchecked
Default Value

Set this parameter according to the time needed by MR collection.

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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.7 Non Cipher Mode support (CipherMode_0_0)

Full Name
Non Cipher Mode support
Abbreviation
CipherMode_0_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the cipher mode supported by the cell. When the
MSC receives a BSSAP CIPHER MODE COMMAND, BSSAP ASSIGNMENT REQUEST, or BSSAP HANDOVER COMMAND message, which
specifying the required encryption algorithm, the BSC checks whether the
cell supports the encryption algorithm and gives a response according to
Description
the check result.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The BSS must support the unencrypted mode.

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.8 Cipher Mode support A5/1 (CipherMode_0_1)

Full Name
Cipher Mode support A5/1
Abbreviation
CipherMode_0_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the check result.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Generally, this functional switch is disabled by default, that is, it is
unnecessary to enable the support of this encryption algorithm.
The BSS and the MSC must support the same encryption algorithm.
Enable this switch according to the actual situation on site.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-06-02-001 Support of A5/1 and A5/2 Ciphering Algorithm
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
CipherMode_0_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the check result.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-06-02-001 Support of A5/1 and A5/2 Ciphering Algorithm
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
CipherMode_0_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the check result.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

The BSC can distinguish the version of the BTS and find whether the
BTS supports the cipher mode A5/3.
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Related features
ZGO-06-02-001 A5/3 Ciphering Algorithm
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
CipherMode_0_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the check result.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This encryption algorithm is not supported currently.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
CipherMode_0_5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the check result.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
CipherMode_0_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the check result.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
CipherMode_0_7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the check result.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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Related features
None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.15 Cipher mode priority1 ~ Cipher mode priority7

(CipherMode_1~ CipherMode_7)
Full Name
Cipher mode priority1 ~ Cipher mode priority7
Abbreviation
CipherMode_1~ CipherMode_7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter records the priority level of the current cipher mode supported by the cell. The smaller the parameter value is, the higher priority
the corresponding cipher mode has. For example, a cell is configured to
support three cipher modes: "Not support", "A5/1", and "A5/2". The value
of CipherMode_1 is set to 0, the value of CipherMode_2 is set to 1, and
the value of CipherMode_3 is set to 2. Then the priority levels of these
Description
three cipher modes fulfill this relation: "Not support" > "A5/1" > "A5/2".
Managed Object
Cell
0: Not support
1: A5/1
2: A5/2
3: A5/3
4: A5/4
5: A5/5
6: A5/6
7: A5/7
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
The default value of each cipher mode is 0 (Not support).

Each cipher mode is disabled by default. Negotiate with the CN to
set the cipher modes according to the actual situation. The cipher
algorithms from A5/4 to A5/7 are not supported now.
Modify the parameter after negotiating with the CN. The cipher
algorithms from A5/4 to A5/7 are not supported now.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.10.16 Channel Select Strategy (ChanSelectStrategy)

Full Name
Channel Select Strategy
Abbreviation
ChanSelectStrategy
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the channel allocation mode of each kind of high-
Description
priority users.
Managed Object
Cell
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Level (1..15). The value range is:

0: According to channel select order of MSC, when prefer TCHF and cell
congest (allocation threshold of HR is exceeded) change to prefer TCHH
1: Prefer TCHF, when cell congest (allocation threshold of HR is
exceeded), change to prefer TCHH
2: Prefer TCHH
3: TCHF only, not allocate TCHH
4: TCHH only, not allocate TCHF
5: According to channel select order of MSC, not consider whether cell
congest
6: According to channel select order of MSC, when prefer TCHF and cell
congest (allocation threshold of HR is exceeded) change to prefer TCHH
7: Prefer TCHF, not consider whether cell congest
8: Prefer TCHF, when cell congest (allocation threshold of HR is
exceeded), change to prefer TCHH if AMR-HR supported
9: Cell congest indicates whether the occupation of cell channels
reaches the threshold of TCHH.
Unit
None
level 1...15, the default value is: according to channel select order of MSC,
Default Value
Default Value
when prefer TCHF and cell congest change to prefer TCHH.

Generally, in accordance with the channel allocation strategy provided
by MSC, TCHH is preferentially allocated only in the case of channel
congestion.
Generally, the parameter is configured for higher-priority users. It is set
to be easily allocated with TCHH instead of only TCHF or only TCHH.
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Related features
ZGO-01-03-001 eMLPP
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.10.17 Info_3
Full Name
Info_3
Abbreviation
Info_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell-> Other Params
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711c
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.10.18 Info_4
Full Name
Info_4
Abbreviation
Info_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711c
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.10.19 Info_5
Full Name
Info_5
Abbreviation
Info_5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
0
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Default Value

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711c
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.10.20 Info_6
Full Name
Info_6
Abbreviation
Info_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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4.10.21 Info_7
Full Name
Info_7
Abbreviation
Info_7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
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None
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None
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0
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4.11 GPRS Basic Parameters

4.11.1 SGSN ID (SGSNID)
Full Name
SGSN ID
Abbreviation
SGSNID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the SGSN ID assigned in the BSC. It is assigned
when users create SGSN. It cannot be modified but can be deleted after
Description
creation.
Managed Object
Cell
1 .. 16
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the actual configuration.
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with the ground parameter
planning value.

When users create the SGSN, the SGSN ID is assigned in the

BSC.Configuration of the value is in accordance with the ground
parameter planning value.
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ZGO-05-02-007 Flex Gb Interface
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None
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None
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Gb
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No
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Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->GPRS Basic

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
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None
4.11.2 NSEI (NSEI)

Full Name
NSEI
Abbreviation
NSEI
3GPP Name
NSEI
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.018
At the BSSGP layer of the GPRS protocol stack, every GPRS cell
is intentionally assigned a BSSGP virtual connection (BVC), that is,
NSEI+BVCI. One BVC must belong to a network service entity (NSE).
NSEI identifies the NSE with a unified code in the entire network.
Generally, one BSC is regarded as one service entity. In the light of
expandability, the ZXG10 system also allows BSC to be attached with
several NSEs.
This parameter can be configured only when users firstly configure the
NSE in "Relevant configuration at GB interface".
Description
This parameter value is consistent with the data at the CN side.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
The default value is Dependent upon the NSE configuration at GB inter-
Default Value
face.
Default Value
planning value.
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The code of NSE is a unified code in the entire network. The NSE is
consistent with the data at the CN side and is dependent on the actual
cell configuration. Configuration of the value is in accordance with the

ground parameter planning value.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Gb
Impact on Equipment
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No
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parameters
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Version
None
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None
4.11.3 BVCI (BVCI)

Full Name
BVCI
Abbreviation
BVCI
3GPP Name
BVCI
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.019
BSSGP Virtual Connection (BVC) provides an approach for
communication between different BSSGP entities. The point-to-point
(PTP) or point-to-multipoint (PTM) or inter-signaling entity transmission
of BSSGP PDUs is based on BVC.
Each virtual connection has one identifier, that is, BVCI. It enables the
network service layer at the bottom layer to route BSSGP PDUs to the
peer entity very effectively.Under one NSE, each GPRS cell can be
uniquely identified by the BVCI. One NSE carries only one signaling
Description
BVC (BVCI=0).
Managed Object
Cell
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2 .. 65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
planning value.
Under one NSE, each GPRS cell can be uniquely identified by the BVCI.

One NSE carries only one signaling BVC (BVCI=0). The value should
not be adjusted and is dependent upon the actual cell configuration. This
parameter must be unique under one SGSN.If the configuration of this
parameter is incorrect, the PS services of the cell may be unavailable.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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parameters
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None
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4.11.4 RAC (RAC)

Full Name
RAC
Abbreviation
RAC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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GPRS, similar to the GSM system which uses a location area to manage
a group of cells, performs its management by dividing a location area into
several routing areas identified by RAI (MCC+MNC+LAC+RAC). When
the MS in the attach status performs cell reselection, if the RAIs of the old
and new cells are changed, it initiates a "Routing Area Update" process.
SGSN knows the routing area information of the MS in the standby
status. In this case, when the network has packet data or circuit data
to transmit, it will page the MS in that routing area.One RAI cannot be
configured in several SGSNs.
Description
This parameter value is consistent with the data at the CN side.
Managed Object
Cell
0.. 255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Configuration of the default value is in accordance with the starting value
of the value range.
One RAI cannot be configured in several SGSNs. The value is
consistent with the data at the CN side.
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None
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None
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None
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Gb
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No
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4.11.5 PS service busy level (PsBusyLevel)

Full Name
PS service busy level
Abbreviation
PsBusyLevel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When UPU performs dynamic adjustment, it calculates the DSP load allocated to the cell according to the PS service level, and preferentially
Description
selects the DSP with small load to bind.
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For the initial configuration cell, the load is the same by default.
This parameter configuration can be adjusted after the PS service traffic

of each cell is calculated in accordance with the performance statistics

data. The larger the value is, the busier the cell is, the higher is the
load of UPUDSP where the cell resides, the less is the cell configured
on the DSP.
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ZGO-03-07-005 PCU Resource Flexible Sharing for Multiple Operators
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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4.11.6 Enable cell PS push down (PSPushDown)

Full Name
Enable cell PS push down
Abbreviation
PSPushDown
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the cell allows the PS services to be
pushed down. That is, when the bandwidth measured at the Abis interface
exceeds the bandwidth upper limit of the stable area in the Abis resource
Description
pool, the coding scheme of the PS services should be reduced or not.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is disabled in BSC and enabled in the cell by default. It
is convenient for enabling the function.
If the PS service push-down function should be enabled for a cell on site,
set the parameter value to 1; if not, set the parameter value to 0.
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None
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None
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None
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None
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No
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4.12.1 Additional reselection parameter indicator (AddResPI2)
Full Name
Additional reselection parameter indicator
Abbreviation
AddResPI2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The cell selection and reselection of MS depends on the C1 and C2
parameters, according to the definition in the GSM specifications.
Network operators decide whether to use C2 as the cell reselection
parameter.
Additional reselection parameter indication is to notify MS whether C2
criterion is adoptable during the cell reselection.
Through the RIL3_RR SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4
messages, this parameter information is broadcast to the MS in the cell.
It is one of the cell selection parameters.
No: If the rest bytes (SI4 Rest Octets) of SYSTEM INFORMATION
TYPE4 is available, MS should obtain the cell reselection parameter PI
and the parameters related to the computation of C2 from the rest bytes.
Yes: MS should obtain the PI parameter related to the cell reselection
and parameters related to the computation of C2 from the rest bytes
(SI7/8 Rest Octets) of the SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE7 or 8
message.
Generally, the system messages TYPE 7 and TYPE 8 are rarely used.
This parameter must be set as No, otherwise some MSs (for example
Description
NEC) are unable to access the network.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Generally, system messages TYPE 7 and TYPE 8 are rarely used. This
parameter must be set as No, otherwise some MSs (for example NEC)
are unable to access the network.
Generally, system messages TYPE 7 and TYPE 8 are rarely used. This
parameter must be set as No, otherwise some MSs (for example NEC)
are unable to access the network.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->GPRS Other

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4.12.2 SI13 sending position (Si13Locate)

Full Name
SI13 sending position
Abbreviation
Si13Locate
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used at the MS side. This parameter information is
broadcast to the MS in SI3, SI4, SI7, SI8, SI13, and PSI3 of the adjacent
cell, indicating the scheduling position of SI13 on BCCH.
The system message 13 is only related to the GPRS service, and it can
be sent on the BCCH Norm position (in this case, the BCCH block with
TC = 4 is occupied; TC = (FN DIV 51) mod (8))), or on the BCCH Ext
position (in this case, a fixed AGCH block with TC = 0 is occupied).
SI13 is seldom sent successfully on the BCCH Ext position because
it has to compete with other messages (for example, immediate
assignment message) for the sending opportunity. In this case,
the parameter value of "Number of blocks reserved for AGCH"
("BsAgBlkRes" in the R_BTS table) must be greater than 0. Otherwise,
Description
SI13 has no opportunity to be sent.
Managed Object
Cell
BCCH Norm, BCCH Ext
Unit
None
Default Value
BCCH Norm
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Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the protocol recommended value.
The value BCCH Norm is dependent upon the protocol recommended
value.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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parameters 1
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None
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None
4.12.3 Route area color code (RaColor)

Full Name
Route area color code
Abbreviation
RaColor
3GPP Name
RA COLOUR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
This parameter is used at the MS side. It is broadcast to the MS in SI3,
SI4, SI7 and SI8. The function of RaColor is similar to that of the BCC
in the GSM system. In some cases, such as inter-BSC cell reselection,
the GPRS network assigns different RaColor values to the adjacent cell
with the same route area code to ensure that the MS can initiate the
Routing Area Updating process.
In this way, when receiving different RaColor values in the cells with the
same routing area code, the MS will originate the "Routing Area Update"
Description
process like spanning two different routing areas.
Managed Object
Cell
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0 .. 7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, RAC and LA are consistent with each other. The value is
set to 0 by default.
Generally, RAC and LA are consistent with each other. It is
recommended to set the value as 0.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Um
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No
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4.12.4 Minimal number of idle CS channel (CsChansThs)

Full Name
Minimal number of idle CS channel
Abbreviation
CsChansThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Idle CS channels (including the idle and dynamic TCH channel, and the
static TCH channel) are reserved in the cell for reducing CS call failure
rate.After the CS channel has been applied for successfully, if the number
of idle CS channels in the current cell is smaller than the threshold, try to
perform such operations as starting intelligent powerup or releasing the
PS channel forcibly, so as to ensure the number of idle CS channels is
Description
greater than the threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is used to reduce CS call failure rate, and ensure
that each time idle channels are available for CS request to access
successfully.

It is recommended not to adjust the configuration of this parameter value.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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4.12.5 Packet access priority threshold (PriAcThr)

Full Name
Packet access priority threshold
Abbreviation
PriAcThr
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3GPP Name
PRIORITY_ACCESS_THR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018 V5.22.0

This parameter is used at the MS side. It is broadcast to the MS in the
PSI13 and SI13 messages, indicating the priority level of MS packet access allowed by the cell. Its function is similar to the function of ACCESS
Description
CLASS.
Managed Object
Cell
Packet access is not allowed, packet access is allowed for priority 1,
packet access is allowed for priority 1-2, packet access is allowed for
priority 1-3, packet access is allowed for priority 1-4 , packet access is
allowed.
Unit
None
Default Value
Packet access is allowed for priority level 1-4.
Default Value
Generally, packet access is allowed.
If the packet access of users should be limited by the service priority, the
value should be adjusted.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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None
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4.12.6 Packet System Information Send Speed (SendSpeed (PSI2,

PSI3, PSI3BIS, PSI4, PSI5, PSI13, PSI3ter, PSI8, PSI3quater))
Full Name
Packet System Information Send Speed
Abbreviation
PSI3quater)
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
SendSpeed (PSI2, PSI3, PSI3BIS, PSI4, PSI5, PSI13, PSI3ter, PSI8,
This parameter is used for the global process on BRP to indicate whether
the various types of PSI messages are sent at a high rate. The number
of packet system messages (16) sent at a high rate is limited, and the
number of sent messages of each type varies from the length of the
message, so the user can only figure out the approximate requirement
for the sending speed of of each type of system message.
Before the message is sent, the global process dynamically specifies
the sending rate for each type of packet system message according
to the users' requirement (accordingly analyze the array subscript of
Description
SendSpeed )and system limitation.
Managed Object
Cell
The value range is of 9 types and the value is: Yes, No
Unit
None
Default Value
[Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes]
Default Value
This parameter is related to PBCCH. The default value is reserved.
This parameter is related to PBCCH. It is recommended not to adjust
the value.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Um
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No
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4.12.7 Overload report period on PRACH (OvLoadPer)

Full Name
Overload report period on PRACH
Abbreviation
OvLoadPer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used at the BTS side. BSC notifies BTS to report the
Description
interval of PRACH overload period.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 255
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
10
Default Value
the value.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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4.12.8 Link error counter (RLTimeout)

Full Name
Link error counter
Abbreviation
RLTimeout
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
BTS uses this parameter. BSC inform the parameter through O&M message to update the counter when BTS cannot decode RLC Block in GPRS
Description
data.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
This parameter is relevant to PBCCH. Keep the default setting.
This parameter is relevant to PBCCH, and is not recommended to be
used.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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4.12.9 PRACH receiving signal level threshold (PrachBusyT)

Full Name
PRACH receiving signal level threshold
Abbreviation
PrachBusyT
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used by BTS.PRACH channel overload is one of the
causes for overload control. The busy ratio of random access burst
decides the PRACH overload.
If a bursts level exceeds the level value specified by this parameter, the
Description
burst is considered as a busy burst.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63
00: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
63
Default Value
the value.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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4.12.10 Average measuring bursts number on PRACH (MeaAvgSlot)

Full Name
Average measuring bursts number on PRACH
Abbreviation
MeaAvgSlot
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used by BTS. It indicates the number of bursts measured on PRACH. The PRACH channel overloads if the receiving signal
levels of AvgSlots BPs are lower than PrachBusyT. It is one of the parameters used by BTS. If this parameter is modified, the BTS needs to be
Description
synchronized.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
60
Default Value
the value.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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4.12.11 Buffer threshold of paging message (PccchIndTh_0)

Full Name
Buffer threshold of paging message
Abbreviation
PccchIndTh_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the overload threshold of paging message buffer
for PPCH. The judgment scheme is as follows: i.Calculate the paging
message buffer corresponding to a paging channel. ii.Divide the number of messages stored in the buffer by the maximum storage amount.
iii.Multiply the obtained percentage by 100. Compare the result with the
threshold. If the result exceeds the threshold, the PPCH is considered as
Description
overload.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
50
Default Value
the value.
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None
Relationship
None
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Abis
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No
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4.12.12 Queue length threshold in 64 multi-frame paging period

(PccchIndTh_1)
Full Name
Queue length threshold in 64 multi-frame paging period
Abbreviation
PccchIndTh_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used by BTS. It indicates the overload threshold on
PCCCH (PRACH, PPCH). This parameter is an array with 3 elements,
in the unit of %.
PccchIndTh[1]: The paging group overload threshold of PPCH. The
judgment scheme is as follows: i.Accumulate the paging message which
is to be sent in the buffer queue corresponding to each paging group.
ii.Divide the number of messages stored in the buffer by the maximum
storage amount. iii.Multiply the obtained percentage by 100. Compare
the result with the threshold. If the result exceeds the threshold, the
Description
PPCH is considered as overload.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
50
Default Value
the value.
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None
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None
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Abis
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No
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4.12.13 PRACH overload threshold ratio (PccchIndTh_2)

Full Name
PRACH overload threshold ratio
Abbreviation
PccchIndTh_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The number of busy blocks on one PRACH divides the total number of
blocks on this PRACH, and then multiplies 100. If the result exceeds this
Description
threshold, the PRACH is consided as overload.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
50
Default Value
the value.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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No
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4.13.1 DTM support (DTMSupport)
Full Name
DTM support
Abbreviation
DTMSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter information is broadcast to the MS in the GPRS Cell options of SI13, PSI1 and PSI13. It indicates whether the cell supports Dual
Transfer Mode (DTM) which allows the class-A MS to initialize packet re-
Description
quest flow in dedicated mode.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

If CN supports Common ID, whether to enable the DTM function is
dependent upon users' requirement of the current network. The function
supports concurrent services and users' felling can be improved.
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[Cell]GttpLapdmNum
Relationship
GttpLapdmNum is valid after the DTMSupport function is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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None
4.13.2 DTM Enhance Capability (DTMEnhanceCapa)

Full Name
DTM Enhance Capability
Abbreviation
DTMEnhanceCapa
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether the cell supports enhanced DTM
functions. If yes, the MS establishes the DTM service without releasing
Description
the current PS service.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
These functions are not provided in the current version.
It is required to configure this parameter according to the DTM settings
and the functions supported by the current version.
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None
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[BSC]DTMEnhanceCap
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Relationship
This parameter is valid after the switch of enhanced DTM functions for
the BSC is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um Interface
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.3 CCN mode support (CCNActive)

Full Name
CCN mode support
Abbreviation
CCNActive
3GPP Name
CCN_ACTIVE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

The network uses the parameter CCN_ACTIVE in the GPRS Cell
Options IE of SI13 on the BCCH to indicate the cell whether CCN
is enabled for cell reselection towards its adjacent cells.CCN mode
indicates that the MS notifies the network of cell reselection through the
PACKET CELL CHANGE NOTIFICATION message when it determines
to perform cell reselection.When the GPRS Cell Options IE does not
contain the CCN_ACTIVE parameter, or the CCN_ACTIVE parameter is
not enabled, the MS will not enter CCN mode.When the CCN_ACTIVE
parameter is enabled in the cell and the MS decides to reselect to the
adjacent cell, check whether the parameter CCN_SUPPORTED of the
adjacent cell is available:
If the parameter CCN_SUPPORTED does not exist, the MS is supposed
to use CCN mode for all adjacent cells;
If the parameter CCN_SUPPORTED exists and CCN mode is not
enabled, the MS cannot enter CCN mode;
If the parameter CCN_SUPPORTED exists and CCN mode is enabled,
the MS enters CCN mode.
Through the Packet Measurement Order message, the Packet Cell
Change Order message, or the PS Handover Command message, the
Description
network side can specify the special MS whether to enable the parameter
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CCN_ACTIVE of the serving cell. The parameter CCN_ACTIVE sent on

PACCH takes priority over that broadcast by the system message. The
MS uses CCN mode only under NC0 and NC1 modes.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

If the function is enabled, it helps reduce the interval of cell reselection
and brings less impact on the current packet services. Therefore, it is
recommended to enable the function.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]NACCSupport
[Cell]CCNActive
[Cell]SIStatusInd
Relationship
NACC should be enabled simultaneously with CCNActive/SIStatusInd/CCNSupport.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.4 Cell support system message status flow (SIStatusInd)

Full Name
Cell support system message status flow
Abbreviation
SIStatusInd
3GPP Name
SI_STATUS_IND
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

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This parameter indicates whether the cell supports the system message
status flow, and is broadcast to the MS in SI13 and PSI13. It describes
whether the network supports the Packet SI Status process. The MS notifies network about the current receiving status of the saved SI message
through sending the Packet SI Status message on PACCH. The network
sends the SI message to the MS in accordance with the receiving status
of SI after it receives the Packet SI Status message.During cell reselection assisted by the network, once all the required system information
messages have been received and the new cell supports the PACKET SI
STATUS procedures, the MS may perform access to the new cell and use
Description
the previous procedures to obtain the system message of a new cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

If the function is enabled, it helps restore services as soon as possible
after the MS reselects to a new cell. Therefore, it is recommended to
enable the function.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]NACCSupport
[Cell]CCNSupport
[Cell]CCNActive
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.13.5 Allow SOLSA MS to access (Exc_Acc)

Full Name
Allow SOLSA MS to access
Abbreviation
Exc_Acc
3GPP Name
EXC_ACC
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

When PBCCH is configured, this parameter information is broadcast
to the MS through the PSI3 and PSI3bis system messages. When
PBCCH does not exist, it is broadcast to a certain MS through the
PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER message on PACCH or the PACKET
MEASUREMENT ORDER message. This parameter is used by the
network to prevent the MS without SoLSA exclusive access rights from
camping on the cell.
0: The MS with SoLSA exclusive access rights is prohibited from
accessing.
1: The MS with SoLSA exclusive access rights is allowed to access.
SoLSA: SoLSA (Support of Localised Service Area) is the local serving
area consisting of a cell or a series of cells. The coverage of these cells
Description
can be discontinuous.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Generally, the MS without SoLSA exclusive access rights is allowed
to camp on the cell.

The value is dependent upon the operator's requirement and network

planning. If the cell which wishes the MS with SoLSA exclusive access
rights to access, the value is Yes. Otherwise, the value is No.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.6 CCCH SplitPGCycle support (SpgcSuport)

Full Name
CCCH SplitPGCycle support
Abbreviation
SpgcSuport
3GPP Name
SPLIT_PG_CYCLE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at the MS side and BTS side. It is broadcast
to the MS in the PSI13 and SI13 messages, and sent to BTS in the
Setting BTS Attribute message. It indicates whether the cell supports
PLIT_PG_CYCLE on CCCH. The MS carries the Whether to Support
Split on CCCH field in the DRX parameter of the GPRS ATTACH
message, and asks for negotiating the value of SPLIT_PG_CYCLE with
CN.When the MS and the cell support split, the "PACKET IMMEDIATE
ASSIGNMENT", "PACKET PAGING" and "PACKET IMMEDIATE
ASSIGNMENT REJECT" messages can be sent on multiple BLOCKs.
The position of the blocks is determined by the calculation formula of
paging groups:
PAGING_GROUP (0...M-1) = ( ( (IMSI mod 1000) div(KC*N) * N +
(IMSI mod 1000) mod N + Max( (m*M)div SPLIT_PG_CYCLE, m) )mod
M
Where,
KC = BS_CC_CHANS ( number of CCCHs in the cell)
M = number of available paging blocks on CCCH
= (9-BS_AG_BLKS_RES)*64 (CCCH and SDCCH not combined)
= (3-BS_AG_BLKS_RES)*64 (CCCH and SDCCH combined)
N = (9-BS_AG_BLKS_RES)*BS_PA_MFRMS (CCCH and SDCCH not
combined)
=(3-BS_AG_BLKS_RES)*BS_PA_MFRMS (CCCH and SDCCH
combined)
SPLIT_PG_CYCLE is the value negotiated between the MS and CN
Description
during GPRS attach.
Managed Object
Cell
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1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

This function should be supported by the MS, the value should be
negotiated with CN and influences the calculation of MS paging groups,
so it is recommended not to enable the function.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.7 Extended paging support (EpageMode)

Full Name
Extended paging support
Abbreviation
EpageMode
3GPP Name
extended paging
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter information is one of the page modes, indicating whether
to support extended paging.Extended paging means that MS still can receive and analyze the message within the 3rd interval after the block is
Description
indicated by its paging group.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

The extended paging mode is configured to relieve the temporary
overload of a subchannel. The mode enables a paging message, which
is usually transmitted over a paging subchannel (PCH BLOCK) of the
CCCH, to be transmitted over the next paging block.If the temporary

overload exists, you can set the value. Generally, it is unnecessary to
set the value.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.8 PSI status support (PsiStatInd)

Full Name
PSI status support
Abbreviation
PsiStatInd
3GPP Name
PSI_STATUS_IND
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0
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This parameter indicates whether the cell supports the system message
status flow, and is broadcast to the MS in PSI1 on PBCCH. It describes
whether the network supports the Packet SI Status process. The MS notifies network about the current receiving status of the saved SI message
through sending the Packet SI Status message on PACCH. The network
sends the SI message to the MS through the Packet Serving Cell Data
message in accordance with the receiving status of SI after it receives
the Packet SI Status message.During cell reselection assisted by the network, once all the required system information messages have been received and the new cell supports the PACKET SI STATUS procedures,
the MS may perform access to the new cell and use the previous proceDescription
dures to obtain the system message of a new cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter is related to the configuration of PBCCH channel, so it is
recommended not to use the value.

It is recommended to configure the value as No.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[BSC]NACCSupport
[Cell]CCNSupport
[Cell]CCNActive
Relationship
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.13.9 Cell support extendable uplink TBF (Ext_UTBF)

Full Name
Cell support extendable uplink TBF
Abbreviation
Ext_UTBF
3GPP Name
NW_EXT_UTBF
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter indicates whether the cell supports the extended uplink
TBF. After BSS receives the uplink block (CV=0), if the cell supports
the extended uplink TBF, it enters into the extended uplink TBF status.
At this time, it continues to assign uplink block resources to the MS.
If new uplink data is required to send during the extended uplink,
re-establishment of uplink TBF is not required.
This function requires the extended uplink function should be supported
Description
at the MS side as well.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
According to MS' capability and the network traffic model, it is
recommended to enable the default value.

According to the TBF data transmission condition, set whether TBF

continues to wait for data transmission after the last data block of the
TBF is successfully transmitted, to avoid the re-setup of the TBF, reduce
the back-and-forth delay, and accelerate the transmission of the uplink
data. ()
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.10 Uplink delay time (UlDelayTime)

Full Name
Uplink delay time
Abbreviation
UlDelayTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter describes the uplink TBF delay time. When the uplink
TBF is released, if the extended uplink TBF function is not supported,
start this timer to access to the uplink delay state and wait for the arrival
Description
of the downlink LLC. The uplink TBF is released if the timer expires.
Managed Object
Cell
0 ..4000
Step: 1
Unit
ms
Default Value
1000
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the downlink delay time at the
Gb interface.

The value is dependent upon the downlink delay time at the Gb interface.
If the delay time is long and the interval between the uplink and downlink
data transmission is long, increase the delay time as needed.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.11 Interval number of GPRS TBF downlinks RRBP

(GPRSDIRrbpInterVal)
Full Name
Interval number of GPRS TBF downlinks RRBP
Abbreviation
GPRSDIRrbpInterVal
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the interval that the downlink Gprs TBF requires
Description
the MS to send Packet Downlink Ack/Nack.
Managed Object
Cell
3..20
Step: 1
Unit
RLC Block
Default Value
10
Default Value
In the radio network where the downlink voice RQ0..5 occupies about
97%, it is recommended to set the default value as 10.

The smaller the value is, the fewer the GPRS services are, the faster
the downlink received bitmap information of the MS can be notified to
BSC, and the more the uplink signalling blocks are occupied. The larger
the value is, the more the GPRS services are, the slower the downlink
received bitmap information of the MS can be notified to BSC, and the

fewer the uplink signalling blocks are occupied, which helps reduce
the retransmission rate of the signalling blocks at the RLC layer. If no
special requirement, the value should not be adjusted.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.12 Interval number of downlink EGPRS TBFs RRBP

(EGPRSDIRrbpInterVal)
Full Name
Interval number of downlink EGPRS TBFs RRBP
Abbreviation
EGPRSDIRrbpInterVal
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the interval that the downlink EGPRS TBF re-
Description
quires the MS to send EGPRS Packet Donwlink Ack/Nack.
Managed Object
Cell
6..60
Step: 1
Unit
RLC Block
Default Value
10
Default Value

The smaller the value is, the fewer the EDGE services are, the faster
the downlink received bitmap information of the MS can be notified to
BSC, and the more the uplink signalling blocks are occupied. The larger
the value is, the more the EDGE services are, the slower the downlink
received bitmap information of the MS can be notified to BSC, and the

fewer the uplink signalling blocks are occupied, which helps reduce
the retransmission rate of the signalling blocks at the RLC layer. If no
special requirement, the value should not be adjusted.
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None
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.13 Interval number of uplink GPRS TBFs ACK

(GPRSUlAckInterVal)
Full Name
Interval number of uplink GPRS TBFs ACK
Abbreviation
GPRSUlAckInterVal
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the interval that the uplink GPRS TBF network
Description
sends packet uplink ACK/Nack to the MS.
Managed Object
Cell
3..20
Step: 1
Unit
RLC Block
Default Value
10
Default Value
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The smaller the value is, the fewer the GPRS services are, the faster
the uplink received bitmap information of the MS can be notified to BSC,
and the more the downlink signalling blocks are occupied. The larger the
value is, the more the GPRS services are, the slower the uplink received
bitmap information of the MS can be notified to BSC, and the fewer
the downlink signalling blocks are occupied. If no special requirement,
the value should not be adjusted.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.14 Interval number of uplink EGPRS TBFs ACK

(EGPRSUlAckInterVal)
Full Name
Interval number of uplink EGPRS TBFs ACK
Abbreviation
EGPRSUlAckInterVal
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the interval that the uplink EGPS TBF network
Description
sends packet uplink Ack/Nack to the MS.
Managed Object
Cell
3..20
Step: 1
Unit
RLC Block
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Default Value
Default Value

The smaller the value is, the fewer the EDGE services are, the faster
the uplink received bitmap information of the MS can be notified to BSC,

and the more the downlink signalling blocks are occupied. The larger the
value is, the more the EDGE services are, the slower the uplink received
bitmap information of the MS can be notified to BSC, and the fewer
the downlink signalling blocks are occupied. If no special requirement,
the value should not be adjusted.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.15 Single block assign offset (Info1_0_0)

Full Name
Single block assign offset
Abbreviation
Info1_0_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During the uplink two-phase access, the MS initiates channel request,
and the network side allocates single resource block to the MS. This pa-
Description
rameter indicates the searching range of this resource block.
Managed Object
Cell
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6..12
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
The default value 10 fulfills normal delay requirements and is dependent
upon the delay between the MS and BSC.

The value is dependent upon the delay between the MS and BSC. If
the delay time is long, set the value as large. Otherwise, set the value
as small.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.16 Polling retry times (Info1_0_8)

Full Name
Polling retry times
Abbreviation
Info1_0_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
The network side can send the maximum number of pollings to the MS
when it does not receive any response from the MS. After the maximum
number is reached, the MS instance is released to confirm the interval
of pollings and which polling making no sense.
Managed Object
Cell
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3..12
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the valid LLC frame and cell
reselection.
The value is dependent upon the valid LLC frame, cell reselection and
radio signal quality. If the radio signal quality is poor and cell reselection
takes a long time, increase the value as needed. Otherwise, reduce
the value.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
None
Version
Parameter Modifying
None
Detail
4.13.17 Uplink measurement report period (Ulmeasureperiod)

Full Name
Uplink measurement report period
Abbreviation
Ulmeasureperiod
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used by UPPB, describing the uplink measurement report period reported by BTS and handled by BSC. The BTS obtains the
Description
measurement report according to the uplink level and quality of the MS.
Managed Object
Cell
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400 ..2000
Step: 1
Unit
ms
Default Value
800
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the number of the received
measurement reports, and the window size.
The value is dependent upon the number of the received measurement
reports, and the window size.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.18 Calculating period of load on PPCH (LoadPer)

Full Name
Calculating period of load on PPCH
Abbreviation
LoadPer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used by FUC at the BTSside, describing the period of
Description
calculating the load on the PPCH channel.
Managed Object
Cell
0..16
Step: 1
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Unit
Default Value
10
Default Value
This parameter is related to PBCCH.

This parameter is related to PBCCH and the value is not adjusted.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.19 PSI1 sending period (Psi1RepPer)

Full Name
PSI1 sending period
Abbreviation
Psi1RepPer
3GPP Name
PSI1_REPEAT_PERIOD
3GPP Reference
TS44.018: "Radio Resource Control (RRC) protocol"

This parameter is used at the MS side and FUC side. This parameter
information is broadcast to the MS through PST1, PST3 and ST13 messages of local and adjacent cells, indicating the sending period and destination of the PST1 message in a cell. The PSI1 message contains the information of cell reselection, PRACH control, control channel description,
and possible global power control parameters. As long as the PBCCH
Description
exists, the message is always sent at high repetition rate.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..15
00: The PSI1 repeat period is equal to 1 multiframe;
1: The PSI1 repeat period is equal to 2 multiframes;
......
15: The PSI1 repeat period is equal to 16 multiframes;
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
The MS updates the system message instantly without repeating
frequently.
The MS updates the system message instantly without repeating
frequently.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.20 USF granularity (USFGranularity)

Full Name
USF granularity
Abbreviation
USFGranularity
3GPP Name
USF_GRANULARITY
3GPP Reference
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This parameter information is assigned to the MS in the PACKET UPLINK ASSIGNMENT message, indicating that the network allocates uplink block granularity for the GPRS MS when the cell uses the medium
Description
control mode of dynamic allocation.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1
00: allocation granularity for the uplink block is 1;
1: allocation granularity for uplink block is 4
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the block utilization and GPRS
traffic model.
The value is dependent upon the block utilization, uplink and downlink
data transmission, and radio resources.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.21 Extended uplink dynamic allocation support

(ExUpDynSupport)
Full Name
Extended uplink dynamic allocation support
Abbreviation
ExUpDynSupport
3GPP Name
EXTENDED_DYNAMIC_ALLOCATION
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tocol"
This parameter indicates whether the cell supports the extended uplink
dynamic allocation. With this function, the MS only needs to monitor the
USF allocation with the smallest-number timeslot, to decide whether to
Description
send uplink block on all allocated uplink timeslots.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the user traffic model and resources
utilization in the network.

The value is dependent upon the function supported by the MS, PS

service data transmission on the uplink, and uplink radio resources.

If the transmission on the uplink takes priority or uplink resources are
adequate, the uplink transmission rate can be improved with this function
enabled.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-03-02-007 Extended Dynamic Allocation
Related Parameters
[BSC]ExUpDynSupport
Relationship
This parameter is valid if the BSC-level parameter is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.22 ABIS time slots reserved for packet service (Info_1_0)

Full Name
ABIS time slots reserved for packet service
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Abbreviation
Info_1_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The PS services in the cell are allocated with a minimum number of Abis
timeslots to ensure that the PS services can obtain a single block and can
be accessed, and some of the ABIS resources in the cell can be used as
PS. Generally, it is recommended not to modify this parameter value. This
Description
parameter is invalid if the interface of Abis is an IP interface.
Managed Object
BSC
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is to ensure the basic access of PS services in the cell,
and to prevent the cell from the failure of implementing any PS service
due to the ABIS resouces are occupied by other cells.

It is recommended not to adjust the value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.13.23 The MAX of ABIS for GPRS user (Info_1_8)

Full Name
The MAX of ABIS for GPRS user
Abbreviation
Info_1_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the maximum number of Abis resources bound
for PS channels newly allocated for the GPRS user when the Abis
resources in the cell are adequate.
This parameter value is valid if the carrier supports EDGE and the
service type applied for is GPRS.
If the carrier supports EDGE and the service type applied for is EDGE,
allocate Abis in accordance with the bandwidth of a maximum four 16K
ABIS timeslots.
If the EDGE is not supported and the carrier is old, allocate Abis in
accordance with the maximum number of 16K ABIS timeslots supported
by the carrier.
This parameter is also valid when the access mode is IP. The following
is the correspondence relationship:
One 16K ABIS timeslot the maximum bandwidth with the FDR_CS2
coding scheme supported.
Two 16K ABIS timeslots the maximum bandwidth with the FDR_CS4
Four 16K ABIS timeslots the maximum bandwidth with the FDR_MCS9
Description
Managed Object
BSC
1..3
1.One 16K ABIS timeslot is bound at most.
2. Two 16K ABIS timeslots are bound at most.
3. Four 16K ABIS timeslots are bound at most.
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Four 16K ABIS timeslots are bound at most.
Default Value
Four 16K ABIS timeslots are bound, to ensure the adequate access
bandwidth.
If the cell does not support EDGE, this value can be set as two 16K ABIS
timeslots bound at most.
The GPRS and EDGE users can be separated completely in the cell.If
the cell is configured with the dedicated EDGE only, or channels

preferred, and GPRS together with EDGE not supported, this value can
be set as two 16K ABIS timeslots bound at most.
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Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.24 GPRS initial downlink allocation by multislot class 1

(Info1_1_4)
Full Name
GPRS initial downlink allocation by multislot class 1
Abbreviation
Info1_1_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is to indicate whether the initial channel allocation in downlink is based on multislot capability 1 (i.e. uplink 1 downlink 1) or based
on the MS' actual multislot capability specified in downlink assignment.
It is recommended to allocate in accordance with the multislot capability
1 when the channels or ABIS transmission resources are inadequate, to
Description
prevent rapid expansion of channels.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Yes: Allocate in accordance with the multislot capability 1
No: Allocate in accordance with the actual multislot capability
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
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Default Value
The value is 1 by default, to prevent rapid expansion of channels.
If radio resources and ABIS resources are adequate, this value can be
set as "No" to reduce the times of resource adjustment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.25 Service UTRAN CCO support (UTRANCCOSupp)

Full Name
Service UTRAN CCO support
Abbreviation
UTRANCCOSupp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether the 2G/3G PS cell
reselection/handover priority is supported."Yes" indicates the PS
reselection/handover uses the 2/3G priority control strategy; "No"
indicates the PS reselection/handover does not use the 2/3G priority
control strategy. The priority control strategy, which is dependent upon
BSC and SGSN together, is set through parameter CCOStrategy, as
shown below:
Reselect or handover to 3G preferred Reselect or handover to 2G
Description
preferred reselect or handover to 3G not allowed
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preferred Reselect or handover to 3G preferred reselect or handover to
3G not allowed
preferred Reselect or handover to 3G preferred Reselect or handover to
3G not allowed
Reselect or handover to 3G not allowed Reselect or handover to 3G not
allowed Reselect or handover to 3G not allowed Reselect or handover to
3G not allowed
If SGSN has no requirements, reselect or handover to 3G by default
Take the value of SGSN, SGSN without Service UTRAN CCO, Take
the default value of BSC.
If SGSN has no requirements, reselect or handover to 2G by default
If SGSN has no requirements, it is not allowed to reselect or handover
to 3G by default
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

This parameter is enabled if the 2/3G interworking for GPRS is needed.
Otherwise, it is disabled. This function is related to the function of NCCR
and PS. Currently, it is recommended not to enable this function.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-02-03-004 Inter-system NCCR
Related Parameters
[BSC]PSUTRANCCOSupp
Relationship
After BSCPSUTRANCCOSupp is enabled, this parameter is valid.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
4.13.26 Strategy of servic UTRAN CCO (CCOStrategy)

Full Name
Strategy of servic UTRAN CCO
Abbreviation
CCOStrategy
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the preferential control policy of 2/3G for PS
Description
reselection/handover at the iBSC side.
Managed Object
Cell
0: Handover to 3G prefered
1: Handover to 3G not prefered
2: Handover to 3G not allowed
3: If SGSN has no requirements, reselect or handover to 3G prefered by
default
4: If SGSN has no requirements, reselect or handover to 3G not
prefered by default
5: If SGSN has no requirements, reselect or handover to 3G not allowed
by default
Unit
None
If SGSN has no requirements, reselect or handover to 3G not prefered by
Default Value
default.
Default Value
The default value is dependant on the general network condition.

When the preferential control strategy of 2/3G for PS selection

is enabled, the valiue is dependent upon CN and the operator's

requirement.If you wish PS to reselect the 3G network, select 3G
prefered. If you wish CN to determine the priority on the basis of the
network load, select SGSN prefered.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-02-03-004 Inter-system NCCR
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.27 Enable no data during extended uplink TBF mode

(INFO1_5_0)
Full Name
Enable no data during extended uplink TBF mode
Abbreviation
INFO1_5_0
3GPP Name
EXT_UTBF_NO_DATA
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V7.19.0

This parameter indicates whether it is allowed not to send the Dummy
control block when the uplink TBF is extended. This parameter information is broadcast to the MS in the system message SI13 on BCCH, and in
the GPRS Cell options of the packet system message PSI13 on PACCH.If
this parameter is set as "No", it means to send PACKET UPLINK DUMMY
CONTTROL BLOCK when there is no RLC data block to send on the uplink block allocated by the network. If this parameter is set as "Yes", it
means not to send PACKET UPLINK DUMMY CONTTROL BLOCK when
there is no RLC data block to send on the uplink block allocated by the
Description
network.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Currently, few MSs are supported. You can set the default value
according to the actual network configuration.
If the extended TBF function is enabled, it is recommended to enable
the function to save the MS' power.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-04-02-014 Extended uplink TBF mode
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Related Parameters
[Cell]EXT_UTBF
Relationship
This function should be enabled with EXT_UTBF.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.13.28 Downlink TBF pre-establish support (EarlyDlTBFEstSupp)

Full Name
Downlink TBF pre-establish support
Abbreviation
EarlyDlTBFEstSupp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter determines whether the cell supports the pre-establish-
Description
ment of downlink TBF.
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The feature is disabled generally, and enabled in special cases such as
to reduce the delay of the first packet.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
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Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 2
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.13.29 Downlink Delay time in data TBF Mode (DataTBFDlDelay

Time)
Full Name
Downlink Delay time in data TBF Mode
Abbreviation
DataTBFDlDelayTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
Description
This parameter specifies the downlink delay of the data TBF.
Managed Object
Cell
500..4000
Step: 1
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value
Downlink delay time in data TBF mode is consistent with the original
parameter "Downlink delay time".
service quality.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
set ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID->GPRS Other

Params2
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712b
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.13.30 Extendable uplink TBF time in data TBF Mode

(DataTBFExtUlTime)
Full Name
Extendable uplink TBF time in data TBF Mode
Abbreviation
DataTBFExtUlTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter specifies the extendable uplink TBF time in data TBF
Description
Mode.
Managed Object
Cell
0..3000
Step: 1
Unit
ms
Default Value
1500
Default Value
The extendable uplink TBF time in data TBF Mode is consistent with the
original parameter "Extendable uplink timer".
service quality.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Params2
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712b
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New

4.14.1 C/I (Sc)
Full Name
C/I
Abbreviation
Sc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
BSC uses MEAN_BEP which is equivalent to C/I to indicate radio
transmission quality, and adjusts block allocation according to the radio
transmission quality. The MEAN_BEP is classified into 7 grades, and
each grade corresponds to a weight. The weight is dynamically added to
the weight calculated from UMTS QoS parameters, as the evidence of
allocating the shared block.
Allocation weight that corresponds to the MEAN_BEP grade is as
follows:
MEAN_BEP grade MEAN_BEP value Allocation weight
0 0..4 -3*Sc
1 5..9 -2*Sc
2 10..13 -Sc
3 14..17 0
4 18..21 Sc
5 22..26 2*Sc
Description
6 27..31 3*Sc
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 8
Step: 1
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value, together with Sa, St, acts on the QoS weight
algorithm. The scheduling algorithm brings a minimal impact on the
weight when the default value is 2.
The resource allocation of the user with great interference should not
be limited any more. Otherwise, the user's speed is too low because of
the available radio resources are inadequate.
The BSC does not use the MEAN_BEP to allocate different PDTCH
resources for different non-GBR users, which helps increase users'
throughput under the severe radio environment.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-01-02-002 C/I based Packet Scheduling
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.2 ARP (Sa)

Full Name
ARP
Abbreviation
Sa
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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The allocation weight for the shared radio block is slightly adjusted
according to the ARP parameter (priority level).
The allocation weight that corresponds to ARP is as follows:
ARP Allocation Weight
1 2*Sa
2 Sa
Description
30
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 8
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter influences the adjustment of the QoS weight allocated by

the radio block. The larger the value is, the more obvious the adjustment
is.For the users with high priority, a certain weight needs to be set for
them, to ensure that more resources are and a better service is available
for them.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-01-02-001 Support ARP in Packet Scheduling
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.14.3 THP (St)

Full Name
THP
Abbreviation
St
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is an amplification factor that is specially designed for
THP at the BSC side to increase the weight of THP in QoS.
Corresponding to different THP values, the weights that the parameter
THP(St) maps are as follows:
THP Allocation weight
00
1 6+3*THP(St)
2 4+2*THP(St)
Description
3 2+THP(St)
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 8
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter influences the adjustment of the QoS weight allocated by
the radio block. The larger the value is, the more obvious the adjustment
is. This parameter is influenced by the QoS parameter set at the core
network side, so it is recommended to use the default value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.4 PS queuing support (PsQueueInd)

Full Name
PS queuing support
Abbreviation
PsQueueInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If PFC is suppoted, iBSC allocates radio resources according to users'
subscribed QoS parameter. When the users' subsribed QoS parameter
is unsatisfied (including through preemption), and the QoS parameter
allows queuing, if this parameter is enabled, the iBSC allocates radio
resources to the user according to Best Effort, and make the user
jump into the queue, to wait for the allocation of radio resources. The
queuing time can be obtained through the PFC process; otherwise if this
parameter is disabled, accessing to this service is directly refused.
When this parameter is Yes, you can configure the PsMaxQueueInstNum
Description
parameter.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

When this switch is enabled, the IBSC allocates radio resources to the
user according to Best Effort, and make the user jump into the queue,
to wait for the allocation of radio resources. This function needs to be

supported by the FFC function and is better to be disabled.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]PFCSupport
[Cell]PsMaxQueueInstNum
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Relationship
This parameter is valid until the FFC function is supported by the system.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.5 Max PS Queue Count (PsMaxQueueInstNum)

Full Name
Max PS Queue Count
Abbreviation
PsMaxQueueInstNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the number of services allowed to queue up in
the cell. When the number of users in a queue reaches this value, there-
Description
after the service that needs to join the queue will be refused to access.
Managed Object
Cell
1 .. 16
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with this parameter's
function and usage, and the user rate.
rate cannot be ensured with too many users in a queue because the
radio resource allocation of the user is in accordance with Best Effort.
This function cannot be fulfilled with few users in a queue, while the user
Therefore, it is recommended to take the intermediate value.

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Relationship
[Cell]PsQueueInd
When the PsQueueInd parameter is Yes, you can configure this
parameter.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.6 PS preemption support (PsPreemptionInd)

Full Name
PS preemption support
Abbreviation
PsPreemptionInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When PFC is supported, iBSC allocates radio resources according to
user's subscribed QoS parameter. When the user's subscribed QoS parameter can't be satisfied and the user's QoS parameter allows preemption, if this switch is enabled, the user can preempt the radio resource with
Description
low priority.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

When this switch is enabled, the user can preempt the radio resource
with low priority services. This function is valid until the PFC function is
supported. You can decide whether to enable this function according

to the on-site requirement.
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Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[BSC]PFCSupport
Relationship
This parameter is valid until the FFC function is supported by the system.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.7 3G NACC support (Support3GCCN)

Full Name
3G NACC support
Abbreviation
Support3GCCN
3GPP Name
3G_CCN_ACTIVE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V8.3.0

The network uses the parameter 3G_CCN_ACTIVE broadcast in the
SI2quater message on the BCCH to indicate the cell whether CCN is
enabled for cell reselection towards 3G cells.
If the 3G_CCN_ACTIVE parameter does not exist or CCN is indicated
to be disabled, the MS does not follow the CCN procedures when
it performs reselection towards 3G cells.If the network uses the
G_CCN_ACTIVE parameter to indicate the cell to enable CCN, the
MS follows the CCN procedures when it performs reselection towards
3G cells. The 3G_CCN_ACTIVE parameter information can also be
sent to a certain MS through the PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER
or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER message. The PACKET CELL
Description
CHANGE ORDER message is applicable to the target cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

This function can be enabled according to the inter-operation of 2/3G.
If you prefer the MS to perform reselection towards 3G cells when it
enters CCN mode, use this function.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.8 PS preempt CS support (PSPrmpCSSupport)

Full Name
PS preempt CS support
Abbreviation
PSPrmpCSSupport
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates when dynamic channel with preferred PDCH is
occupied by CS, to determine whether the channel can be preempted
by PS service.
If this parameter is "Yes", the PS service can preempt the dynamic
channel with preferred PDCH when the PS service fails to apply for
Description
channels because the radio resources are inadequate.
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Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This is a functional switch which supports PS in preempting CS and is
disabled by default.
If radio resources are limited, this switch can be enabled to ensure the
number of necessary PS channels.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Ts]PDCHPrecedence
PSservice can only the channel configured with the PDCHPrecedence
Relationship
attribute, so this parameter is valid only when the channel is configured

with this attribute.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.9 Maximal resource for POC service (POCSrcThs)

Full Name
Maximal resource for POC service
Abbreviation
POCSrcThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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PoC - Push to Talk over Cellular PoC is a Push to talk service that uses
VoIP technology and is based on the mobile network.
PoC service defines a half-duplex VoIP system applicable to mobile
devices, and makes use of the packet switching capability of radio data
network.
This new function influences the conventional PS channel allocation
policy as the following:
1. Once there are POC users on the PS channel, it is not allowed to
allocate new ordinary PS services to the PS channel until all POC users
on the channel are released.
2. It is better to allocate all the POC users on the channel of the existing
POC users till channel congestion occurs.
This parameter indicates the percentage of current available PS
Description
channels occupied by the POC service.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
50
Default Value
This is a PoCspecial functional switch, which is not enabled at the
suggestion.
This is a PoCspecial functional switch, which is not enabled at the
suggestion.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.14.10 Enable uplink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_1)

Full Name
Enable uplink interference decision in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_5_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines whether to enable uplink interference decision

in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.11 Enable downlink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_2)

Full Name
Enable downlink interference decision in NC2
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Abbreviation
INFO1_5_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines whether to enable downlink interference decision

in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.12 P of uplink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_3)

Full Name
P of uplink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_3)
Abbreviation
INFO1_5_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter defines the P value of uplink interference decision in NC2.
The P value of uplink interference decision in NC2 should be not more than
Description
the N value of uplink interference decision in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.13 N of uplink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_8)

Full Name
N of uplink interference decision in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_5_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines the N value of uplink interference decision in NC2.
Description
The P value of uplink interference decision in NC2 should be not more than
the N value of uplink interference decision in NC2.
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Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.14 P of downlink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_13)

Full Name
P of downlink interference decision in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_5_13
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines the P value of downlink interference decision in
Description
NC2. The value should be not more than the N value of uplink interference
decision in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 31
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.15 N of downlink interference decision in NC2 (INFO1_5_18)

Full Name
N of downlink interference decision in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_5_18
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
The P value of downlink interference decision in NC2 should be not more
This parameter defines the N value of downlink interference decision in NC2.

than the N value of uplink interference decision in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default Value
3
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Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.16 Quality offset of uplink interference in NC2 (INFO1_5_23)

Full Name
Quality offset of uplink interference in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_5_23
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter defines the quality offset of uplink interference in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
0 ~ 16
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
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Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.17 Signal offset of uplink interference in NC2 (INFO1_6_0)

Full Name
Signal offset of uplink interference in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_6_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter defines the signal level offset of uplink interference in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
0 ~ 20
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
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Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.18 Quality offset of downlink interference in NC2 (INFO1_6_5)

Full Name
Quality offset of downlink interference in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_6_5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter defines the quality offset of downlink interference in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
0 ~ 16
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.19 Signal offset of downlink interference in NC2 (INFO1_6_10)

Full Name
Signal offset of downlink interference in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_6_10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter defines the signal level offset of downlink interference in

NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
0 ~ 20
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.20 Num of samples that calculates average of uplink signal

level in NC2 (INFO1_6_15)
Full Name
Num of samples that calculates average of uplink signal level in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_6_15
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter defines the number of samples that calculate average of

uplink signal level in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.21 Num of samples that calculates average of downlink signal

Full Name
Num of samples that calculates average of downlink signal level in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_6_20
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
This parameter defines the number of samples that calculate average of

downlink signal level in NC2.
Cell
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.22 Num of samples that calculates average of uplink quality

Full Name
Num of samples that calculates average of uplink quality level in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_6_25
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter defines the number of samples that calculate the average of
uplink quality level in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.23 Num of samples that calculates average of downlink quality

Full Name
Num of samples that calculates average of downlink quality level in NC2
Abbreviation
INFO1_7_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter defines the number of samples that calculate the average of
downlink quality level in NC2.
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.24 NC2 Distance Windows (NC2DistanceWindow)

Full Name
NC2 Distance Windows
Abbreviation
NC2DistanceWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
NC2 Distance Windows
Managed Object
CELL
1..20
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path
set ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID-> GPRS Other

Params3
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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.713c
Parameter Modifying
Detail
NEW
4.14.25 Transform from uplink delay to extend (Info1_1_16)

Full Name
Transform from uplink delay to extend
Abbreviation
Info1_1_16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the instance can be transformed from
the delay status to the extended uplink status.
The transformation details are: If the MS is judged as supporting
extended uplink status, stop the delay timer and start uplink block
allocation to enter the extended uplink status.
Description
Since the version V6.20.200, this parameter is supported.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

When this switch is enabled, The MS, which uses one-phase access,

judges whether the extended uplink status is supported according to

the MS' multi-timeslot capability upon receiving downlink data. If it is
supported, transform the delay status to the extended uplink status, to
keep the uplink TBF from reestablishment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.26 Max Num of resend packet assignment (Info1_1_8)

Full Name
Max Num of resend packet assignment
Abbreviation
Info1_1_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the number of times of resending assignment messages exceeds
the maximum number of times of resending packet assignment
messages specified at the background, if the response message sent
by the MS is not received, send the TBF Release message to notify
the MS of releasing TBF.
During the service processing process, if CTRL_ACK is lost, judge
the assignment type that MAC is waiting for. If the assignment type
is consistent with that MAC is waiting for, the number of resending
assignment messages increments and the uplink/downlink assignment
message is resent. If the assignment type exceeds the maximum
number of resending assignment messages but the assignment
acknowledgement message from MS is still not received, the TBF
Release message is issued from network and TBF is released. If
the assignment type is inconsistent with that MAC is waiting for, the
assignment timer is cleared and the assignment message will not be
resent.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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When this function is enabled, if the assignment message is lost, it will

be re-sent to keep its service from abnormal due to poor radio quality
or other abnormal cases.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.27 Resource adjust for CS preempt (Info1_1_17)

Full Name
Resource adjust for CS preempt
Abbreviation
Info1_1_17
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When events, such as CS preemption, that the PS channel should
be released occur, if the control plane judges that the timeslot to
be released is not important or unique after receiving the dynamic
channel conversion message, then the control plane initiates resource
adjustment and sends the resource assignment message to the user
plane. The user plane then sends packet uplink/downlink assignment
messages or timeslot reallocation messages to the MS.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
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Default Value
No
Default Value

When this function is enabled, if the PDCH channel is preempted
by CS during the service processing process, the control plane will
initiate a resource adjustment process, and the TBF will not be released
abnormally because the resources are preempted.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.28 Subcell selection of PS channel allocation (PSALLOCSC_0)

Full Name
Subcell selection of PS channel allocation
Abbreviation
PSALLOCSC_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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After the subcell is configured, this parameter is used to control the

subcell selection strategy. The strategy includes the first subcell
preferred, the second subcell preferred, and the first subcell only.
This parameter influences the strategy for the control plane to apply
for channels with the database. The control plane, together with this
parameter configuration, decides the strategy.
Configuration instructions:
The first subcell only: The parameter strategy transmitted from the
control plane to the database can only be the first subcell, and this
parameter is configured for the current network only when the first
subcell supports PS service.
The first subcell preferred: If the user can stay at the first subcell or the
second subcell (determined by the level and TA value), the allocation
strategy transmitted to the database is the first subcell preferred.
The second subcell preferred: If the user can stay at the first subcell or
the second subcell (determined by the level and TA value), the allocation
strategy transmitted to the database is the second subcell preferred.
The principle for the database to allocate these three parameters is
as follows:
The first subcell only: The PS service is allocated on the channel of
the first subcell only.
The first subcell preferred: The quota of PFC users cannot be satisfied
or the available channels in the first subcell are inadequate. Otherwise,
the PS service is allocated to the first subcell.
.
The second subcell preferred: The quota of PFC users cannot be
satisfied or the available channels in the first subcell are inadequate.
Otherwise, the PS service is allocated to the second subcell.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..2
0: The first subcell preferred;
: The second subcell preferred;
2: The second subcell only;
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
The first subcell is preferred.
Default Value
The first subcell aborbs PS traffic by default, so PS channels are
preferentially allocated in the first subcell.
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If the PS channels that can be used are configured only for the first
subcell, this parameter can be adjusted as "the first subcell only".

If congestion occurs to the PS service in the first subcell on site, and
the PS channels in the second subcell are idle, this parameter can be
adjusted as " the second subcell preferred".
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.29 RXLEV threshold in subcell 1 (PSALLOCSC_1)

Full Name
RXLEV threshold in subcell 1
Abbreviation
PSALLOCSC_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
After the subcell is configured, this parameter is used to control the level
threshold for selecting the first subcell.
If the level of the second subcell is lower PSALLOCSC_1, it is necessary
to reselect the first subcell.
If the channel allocation strategy configured by the background is the
second subcell preferred, apply for reselecting the channels with the first
subcell preferred, with the database.
Description
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first subcell preferred, apply for reselecting the channels with the first
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the actual request on site.

The value can be adjusted in accordance with the actual on-site
condition. If the PS traffic in the first subcell is considered as too much,
increase the value appropriately.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]PSALLOCSC_0
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the parameter PSALLOCSC_0 is

configured as the second subcell preferred or the first subcell preferred.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.14.30 RXLEV threshold in subcell 2 (PSALLOCSC_2)

Full Name
RXLEV threshold in subcell 2
Abbreviation
PSALLOCSC_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
After the subcell is configured, this parameter is used to control the level
threshold for selecting the second subcell.
If the level of the first subcell is lower than PSALLOCSC_1, it is
necessary to reselect the subcell.
second subcell preferred, apply for reselecting the channels with the
second subcell preferred, with the database.

first subcell preferred, apply for reselecting the channels with the first
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm ~ -108 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm ~ -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
40
Default Value

The value can be adjusted in accordance with the actual on-site
condition. If the PS traffic in the second subcell is considered as too
much, increase the value appropriately.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]PSALLOCSC_0
Relationship
Related Interfaces
This parameter is valid only when the parameter PSALLOCSC_0 is

configured as the second subcell preferred or the first subcell preferred.
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.31 Multislot allocation of extended range cell support

(Info1_7_13)
Full Name
Multislot allocation of extended range cell support
Abbreviation
Info1_7_13
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the extended cell supports multiple
timeslots allocation. The extended cell can allocate 1..3 channels in
Description
accordance with the nultiple-timeslot capability of the MS.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This is a special functional switch, which is not enabled at the suggestion.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
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Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.32 Support resource optimizing by service (SuppResOpBySe

rvice)
Full Name
Support resource optimizing by service
Abbreviation
SuppResOpByService
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to support the cell switch for resource
Description
control based on the classification of subscriber services.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Enable this switch as required.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.14.33 RxLev P Value (RxLevP)

Full Name
RxLev P Value
Abbreviation
RxLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the P value of the level after subcell handover
judgment. If P out of N signal strengths meet this threshold, handover is
Description
required.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
values.

This value of this parameter affects the sensitivity of subcell judgment.

The larger the value of this parameter, the lower the sensitivity. Usually,
it is recommended that the value of this parameter be not modified.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Its previous name is byPbcchblockNum. It is BIT12-BIT16 of INFO 2 in
Detail
the previous PSBTS table.
4.14.34 RxLev N Value (RxLevN)

Full Name
RxLev N Value
Abbreviation
RxLevN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the N value of the level after subcell handover
judgment. If P out of N signal strengths meet this threshold, handover is
Description
required.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
values.


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameters 3
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
It is BIT17-BIT21 of INFO 2 in the previous PSBTS table.
4.14.35 TA P Value (TaP)

Full Name
TA P Value
Abbreviation
TaP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the P value of the TA after subcell handover
judgment. If P out of N TA values meet this threshold, handover is re-
Description
quired.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
values.


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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4.14.36 TA N Value (TaN)

Full Name
TA N Value
Abbreviation
TaN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the N value of the TA after subcell handover
judgment. If P out of N TA values meet this threshold, handover is re-
Description
quired.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
values.


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None
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None
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4.14.37 SubCell1 PS Busy Threshold (SubCell1PsChanThs)

Full Name
SubCell1 PS Busy Threshold
Abbreviation
SubCell1PsChanThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the busyness threshold of the first subcell.
When the channel busyness of the first subcell exceeds this threshold,
Description
the system trigger reselection to the second subcell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
values.

It is required to configure this parameter according to the actual network

operation. To hope that the load in the first subcell is not excessively
high, it is required to properly lower the busyness threshold.
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None
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None
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4.14.38 SubCell2 PS Busy Threshold (SubCell2PsChanThs)

Full Name
SubCell2 PS Busy Threshold
Abbreviation
SubCell2PsChanThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the busyness threshold of the second subcell.
When the channel busyness of the second subcell exceeds this threshold,
Description
the system trigger reselection to the first subcell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
values.

It is required to configure this parameter according to the actual network

operation. To hope that the load in the second subcell is not excessively
high, it is required to properly lower the busyness threshold.
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None
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None
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None
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None
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4.14.39 TA threshold for PS channel allocate in subcell1

(TaLevelThs1)
Full Name
TA threshold for PS channel allocate in subcell1
Abbreviation
TaLevelThs1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the minimum TA threshold when the channel
is allocated on the first subcell. When the TA value is larger than this
Description
threshold, the channel will be allocated to the first subcell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is required to configure this parameter according to the general subcell
coverage.
The larger the value of this parameter, the harder the operation of
allocating the channel to the first subcell. When the coverage of the
second subcell is good, it is required to properly increase this value.

Otherwise, decrease this value.
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None
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Its previous name is byPagchBlockNum. It is BIT0-BIT5 of INFO 2 in
Detail
4.14.40 TA threshold for PS channel allocate in subcell2

(TaLevelThs2)
Full Name
TA threshold for PS channel allocate in subcell2
Abbreviation
TaLevelThs2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum TA threshold when the channel
is allocated on the second subcell. When the TA value is smaller than this
Description
threshold, the channel will be allocated to the second subcell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is required to configure this parameter according to the general subcell
coverage.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the harder the operation of
allocating the channel to the second subcell. When the coverage of the
second subcell is good, it is required to properly increase this value.

Otherwise, decrease this value.
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None
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None
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None
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None
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Parameter Modifying
Its previous name is byPrachBlockNum. It is BIT6-BIT11 of INFO 2 in
Detail
4.14.41 Resource adjust threshold (ResourceAdjustThs)

Full Name
Resource adjust threshold
Abbreviation
ResourceAdjustThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During the processing of PS service, the Ranps instance performs
a handshaking with the Mac instance at a period of 5s. The user
plane judges whether resource adjustment is needed upon receiving a
handshaking request from the Ranps instance. This parameter indicates
the resource adjustment threshold, which is used in a decision algorithm
for determining whether to move group resources from single timeslot
to multiple timeslots.
The following describes the adjustment criteria:
When the sum of uplink and downlink traffic is less than this threshold,
no resource adjustment is needed.
When the uplink traffic is higher than the downlink traffic, perform
resource adjustment based on uplink priority.
When uplink traffic is lower than downlink traffic, and the difference
between downlink and uplink traffic is less than a quarter of the
threshold, perform the resource adjustment based on uplink priority.
In the other cases, perform the resource adjustment based on downlink
Description
priority.
Managed Object
BSC
200..50000
Step: 1
Unit
Byte
Default Value
2000
Default Value
The default value is an experimental value for a common radio
environment.
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The larger the parameter value is, the more difficult the sum of uplink
and downlink traffic can reach this threshold, and therefore the less
likely the resource adjustment will be performed. Even the sum of uplink
and downlink traffic reaches the threshold, the difference between uplink
and downlink traffic is more difficult to reach a quarter of the threshold,

which more likely results in resource adjustment based on uplink priority.
This parameter can be appropriately reset on field to adjust the initiation
speed and direction priority of resource adjustment.
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None
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None
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None
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GB
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.14.42 Info1_2
Full Name
Info1_2
Abbreviation
Info1_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value

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No
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4.14.43 Info1_3
Full Name
Info1_3
Abbreviation
Info1_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..4294967295
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
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None
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None
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No
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iBSCV6.20.711c
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New
4.14.44 Is Dual-Frequency NC2 Support (DualFreqNC2Sup)

Full Name
Is Dual-Frequency NC2 Support
Abbreviation
DualFreqNC2Sup
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Is Dual-Frequency NC2 Support
Managed Object
CELL
0: No 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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None
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None
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No
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4.14.45 Dual-Frequency NC2 Parameter N (DualFreqNC2N)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency NC2 Parameter N
Abbreviation
DualFreqNC2N
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Dual-frequency network NC2 parameter N. This parameter is used in the
re-selection algorithm based on interference, quality, level, better neigh-
Description
bor cell, and TA.
Managed Object
CELL
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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No
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4.14.46 Dual-Frequency NC2 Parameter P (DualFreqNC2P)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency NC2 Parameter P
Abbreviation
DualFreqNC2P
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Dual-frequency network NC2 parameter P. This parameter is used in the
re-selection algorithm based on interference, quality, level, better neigh-
Description
bor cell, and TA.
Managed Object
CELL
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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No
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4.14.47 Dual-Frequency NC2 TA Threshold (DualFreqNC2TAThr)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency NC2 TA Threshold
Abbreviation
DualFreqNC2TAThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the TA decision threshold for the dual-frequency
network NC2. The parameter is used in the re-selection algorithm based
on the TA value. Of the DualFreqNC2N count of TA values, if the DualFreqNC2P count of TA values are greater than or equal to the value of
Description
this parameter, the TA-based re-selection is performed.
Managed Object
CELL
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
63
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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No
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4.14.48 Dual-Frequency NC2 load Threshold (DualCellPsChanThr)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency NC2 load Threshold
Abbreviation
DualCellPsChanThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the load threshold for a dual-frequency NC2 cell.
The parameter is used in a dual-frequency NC2 based on load. When
the serving cell load exceeds this threshold, and the load of the dual-frequency neighbor cell is less than this threshold, a load-based re-selection
Description
is initiated.
Managed Object
CELL
0..100
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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None
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None
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4.14.49 NC2 UL RxLevel Threshold (ULRxLevThr)

Full Name
NC2 UL RxLevel Threshold
Abbreviation
ULRxLevThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the level decision threshold in the NC2 uplink.
The parameter is used for the re-selection algorithm based on the uplink
level. Of the DualFreqNC2N count of average uplink level values, if the
DualFreqNC2P count of level values are less than or equal to the value
Description
of this parameter, a re-selection based on uplink level is performed.
Managed Object
CELL
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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No
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4.14.50 NC2 DL RxLevel Threshold (DLRxLevThr)

Full Name
NC2 DL RxLevel Threshold
Abbreviation
DLRxLevThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the level decision threshold in the NC2 downlink. The parameter is used for the re-selection algorithm based on the
downlink level. Of the DualFreqNC2N count of average downlink level
values, if the DualFreqNC2P count of level values are less than or equal
to the value of this parameter, a re-selection based on downlink level is
Description
performed.
Managed Object
CELL
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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No
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4.14.51 NC2 UL RxQual Threshold (ULRxQualThr)

Full Name
NC2 UL RxQual Threshold
Abbreviation
ULRxQualThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the quality decision threshold in the NC2 uplink.
The parameter is used for the re-selection algorithm based on the uplink quality. Of the DualFreqNC2N count of average uplink BERs, if the
DualFreqNC2P count of BERs are less than or equal to the value of this
Description
parameter, a re-selection based on uplink quality is performed.
Managed Object
CELL
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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None
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None
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No
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4.14.52 NC2 DL RxQual Threshold (DLRxQualThr)

Full Name
NC2 DL RxQual Threshold
Abbreviation
DLRxQualThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the quality decision threshold in the NC2 downlink. The parameter is used for the re-selection algorithm based on the
downlink quality. Of the DualFreqNC2N count of average downlink BERs,
if the DualFreqNC2P count of BERs are less than or equal to the value of
Description
this parameter, a re-selection based on downlink quality is performed.
Managed Object
CELL
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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None
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None
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No
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4.14.53 avoid Ping-Pang cell reselection Timer (TPingPang)

Full Name
avoid Ping-Pang cell reselection Timer
Abbreviation
TPingPang
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is the timer for avoiding Ping-Pong re-selection in the
NC2. After an MS re-selects a particular cell, the MS is forbidden to re-se-
Description
lects the source cell before the timer times out.
Managed Object
CELL
0..65535
Unit
Second
Default Value
100
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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None
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None
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No
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4.14.54 NC2 Reselection hysteresis Threshold (NC2ResHys)

Full Name
NC2 Reselection hysteresis Threshold
Abbreviation
NC2ResHys
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the NC2 re-selection hysteresis level. The parameter is used for the re-selection based on the better neighbor cell. If
the serving cell downlink level is less than "NC2 reselection DL RxLevel
Threshold" (NC2ResThr) and a better neighbor cell is detected (the C2
value difference between the neighbor cell and serving cell is greater than
the value of this parameter), a re-selection based on the better neighbor
Description
cell is initiated.
Managed Object
CELL
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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No
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4.14.55 NC2 reselection DL RxLevel Threshold (NC2ResThr)

Full Name
NC2 reselection DL RxLevel Threshold
Abbreviation
NC2ResThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the downlink level threshold for initiating an NC2
re-selection. The parameter is used for the re-selection based on the better neighbor cell. If the serving cell downlink level is less than "NC2 reselection DL RxLevel Threshold" (NC2ResThr) and a better neighbor cell is
detected (the C2 value difference between the neighbor cell and serving
cell is greater than the value of NC2 reselection hysteresis threshold), a
Description
re-selection based on the better neighbor cell is initiated.
Managed Object
CELL
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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4.15 GPRS Cell Options Parameters

4.15.1 T3168 (T3168)
Full Name
T3168
Abbreviation
T3168
3GPP Name
T3168
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V8.3.0

This parameter is used at the MS side. It belongs to the GPRS Cell
Options IE parameter, and is broadcast to the MS in the SI13 message
on BCCH or in the PSI13 message on PACCH. It indicates the maximum
time length of waiting for the PACKET UPLINK ASSIGNMENT message
after the MS sends the PACKET RESOURCE REQUEST message
(or PACKET DOWNLINK ACK/NACK message with Channel Request
Description IE).
The timer starts after the MS sends the PACKET RESOURCE
REQUEST message, the PACKET DOWNLINK ACK/NACK message
with Channel Request Description IE, or the PACKET CONTROL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT message requesting for setting up TBF.
The timer stops when the MS receives the PACKET UPLINK
ASSIGNMENT message or the PACKET TIMESLOT RECONFIGURE
message that assigns uplink TBF, or receives the PACKET ACCESS
REJECT message that refuses the uplink TBF.
The times expires when the MS re-initialize the packet access process,
or resend the PACKET RESOURCE REQUEST or PACKET DOWNLINK
Description
ACK/NACK message.
Managed Object
Cell
0.5 .. 4.0( the step length is 0.5)
Unit
Default Value
4
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Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the general radio environment.
Usually, it is 1.5 ..2s.

The value influences the uplink TBF establishment time and uplink TBF
establishment successful rate. The smaller the value is, the shorter
the time of waiting for packet uplink assignment. The lower the uplink
TBF establishment successful rate is, the shorter is the average delay
of packet access. The poorer the radio environment is, the lower the
TBF establishment successful rate is. If the value is set as too small,
the request for packet access is more likely to occur, and the probability
of the network performing reassignment increases, which lead to a

waste of system resources. The larger the value is, the longer the is
time of waiting for packet uplink assignment. The lower the uplink TBF
establishment successful rate is, the longer is the average delay of
packet access. The poorer the radio environment is, the higher the TBF
establishment successful rate is. You can set the value in accordance
with the network delay requirement and radio quality.
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Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->GPRS Cell

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4.15.2 T3192 (T3192)

Full Name
T3192
Abbreviation
T3192
3GPP Name
T3192
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V8.3.0

on BCCH or in the PSI13 message on PACCH.During packet downlink
transmission, the MS starts the timer T3192 when it receives all RLC
data blocks. Once the timer T3192 expires, the MS shall release the
resources associated with the TBF (e.g. TFI) and begin to monitor its
paging channel.
The timer starts after the MS sends the PACKET DOWNLINK
ACK/NACK message with Final Ack Indicator=1, or sends the PACKET
CONTROL ACK message as a response to the final data block when
the MS is in RLC unacknowledged mode.
The timer restarts after the MS sends the PACKET DOWNLINK
ACK/NACK message with Final Ack Indicator=1, or sends the PACKET
CONTROL ACK message as a response to the final data block when
the MS is in RLC unacknowledged mode.
If the timer expires when the MS is in packet transmission mode and no
other TBF is in progress, the MS will release resources, stop monitoring
the PDCH channel but begin to monitor the paging channel.
If the MS receives the PACKET DOWNLINK ASSIGNMENT or PACKET
Description
TIMESLOT RECONFIGURE message, the timer T3192 stops.
Managed Object
Cell
(500, 1000, 1500, 0, 80, 120, 160, 200)
Unit
ms
Default Value
500
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the general radio environment.
Usually, it is 500 ms.

The higher the value is, the longer is the time of reserving resources
related to TBF (including TFI and timeslots). The invalid resources are
occupied for a long time and congestion is likely to occur when there is
no data transmission.
If the value is set as too small, the MS will quickly release TNF resources.
The time of establishing downlink TBF is longer when new downlink
data is available and the network must initiate a paging procedure or an

immediate assignment procedure (if the MS is waiting for assignment).If

the timer T3192 does not expires and new downlink data is available,
the network can send the Packet Downlink Assignment message to
establish a new downlink TNF, to reduce TBF establishment time.
Therefore, this parameter value is dependent upon the value of T3192
which should be set appropriate and large enough by evaluating the
average interval of two downlink data transmissions and considering
the cell situation, such as service load, service mode and sufficient
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network resources, so as to reduce the establishment time of new TBF

and improve data transmission rate.
The network has a corresponding timer T3193 of which the value should
be larger than that of T3192.
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None
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4.15.3 T3142 (Info1_0_2)

Full Name
T3142
Abbreviation
Info1_0_2
3GPP Name
T3142
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V7.2.0

This parameter is used at the MS side. It is notified to the MS in the
wait indication of the IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT REJECT or DTM
REJECT message.
This timer starts if the MS receives immediate assignment refusal or
DTM refusal during packet access. The MS in the cell is not allowed to
initiate access request when it receives a wait indication until the timer
expires. The timer does not function if the MS performs cell reselection
due to radio reasons. After the completion of cell reselection, the MS
can attempt to perform packet access in the new cell.
The MS can initiate RR connection in the cell before the timer T3142
Description
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Cell
0...255
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the general network busyness.

when the RACH resource is inadequate, the value should be lager.
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4.15.4 T3172 (Info1_0_3)

Full Name
T3172
Abbreviation
Info1_0_3
3GPP Name
T3172
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V7.2.0
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This parameter is used at the MS side. It is notified to the MS in

WAIT_INDICATION of the PACKET ACCESS REJECT message.
This timer starts if the MS receives immediate assignment refusal or
DTM refusal during packet access. The MS in the cell is not allowed to
initiate access request when it receives a wait indication until the timer
expires. The timer does not function if the MS performs cell reselection
due to radio reasons. After the completion of cell reselection, the MS
can attempt to perform packet access in the new cell.
The MS can initiate RR connection in the cell before the timer T3142
expires.When the time T3172 is running, the MS shall ignore all received
PACKET PAGING REQUEST messages except it is requested to
establish RR connection.
The MS changes to the idle status if the timer expires before the MS
receives the assignment message.
After this timer expires, the MS does not disable packet access in this
cell, but shall not take channel request as paging response except the
MS receives paging request message.
After the MS receives the PACKET ACCESS REJECT message, the
timer starts.
If the MS receives the PACKET UPLINK ASSIGNMENT message, the
timer stops.
Description
The packet access will not be prohibited after the timer expires.
Managed Object
Cell
0...255
Unit
Default Value
Default Value

when the RACH resource is inadequate, the value should be lager.
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4.15.5 DRX mode holding timer (DrxTimeMax)

Full Name
DRX mode holding timer
Abbreviation
DrxTimeMax
3GPP Name
DRX_TIMER_MAX
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V8.3.0

on BCCH or in the PSI13 message on PACCH, indicating the value of
the DRX_TIMER_MAX parameter.In the following two cases, the MS
enters non-DRX mode whose duration is controlled by the parameter
DRX_TIMER_MAX:
1, At the transition from the packet transfer mode to the packet idle
mode, the MS shall enter the non-DRX mode.
2, At the transition from the dual transfer mode to the dedicated mode or
packet idle mode, the MS shall enter the non-DRX mode.
In both cases, the duration of the non-DRX mode is determined by
the minimum value of the DRX_TIMER_MAX and NON_DRX_TIMER
parameters used by the MS. The parameter DRX_TIMER_MAX
is broadcast in the cell system message, while the parameter
NON_DRX_TIMER is negotiated between the MS and CN during GPRS
Description
ATTACH.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64)
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
The default value of BS_PA_MFRMS is 5, and the paging period is

1.18 s which is smaller than the default value 2 s, so TBF can be fast
established within 2 s.
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In non-DRX mode, TBF is established faster than it established in DRX

mode, because the Immediate Assignment message is sent much
faster (40 ms) on all PCH and AGCH channels than the message
sent in DRX mode.In DRX mode, the MS can only monitor the paging
message on the paging group to which the MS belongs, and then
receives the Immediate Assignment message on all paging blocks and
AGCH reserved blocks. The duration of receiving paging messages is

long. The average duration is half the period of paging multiframe.When
BS_PA_MFRMS is 2, the duration is about 235 ms.
In non-DRX mode, MS consumes more power. Therefore, when
DRX_Timer_Max is large, TBF establishment time can be reduced, but
the power consumption of MS increases. When the value is small, the
power of MS is saved, but the signalling load of the system increases
and data transmission delay increases because paging process is added
in DRX mode.
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4.15.6 MAX blocks transmittion in each TS (BsCvMax)

Full Name
MAX blocks transmittion in each TS
Abbreviation
BsCvMax
3GPP Name
BS_CV_MAX
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V8.3.0
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This parameter is used at the MS side and belongs to the GPRS Cell
Options IE. It is broadcast to the MS if the PBCCH channel does not
exist. This parameter indicates the maximum value of countdown (the
initial value of countdown), and is used by the MS to calculate the
countdown value (CV).
The MS shall send the countdown value (CV) in each uplink RLC data
block to notify the network about the absolute serial number of RLC data
blocks which will be sent in the uplink TBF. The CV shall be calculated
as follows:
Where,
TBC =total number of RLC data blocks to be transmitted in the TBF.
BSN' = absolute sequence number of the RLC data block, with the
range 0 ..(TBC - 1).
NTS = number of timeslots assigned to the uplink TBF, with the range 1
to 8.
K = 2 when commanded MCS is MCS-7, MCS-8 or MCS-9, otherwise
K=1.
The value of the function round() is the smallest integer in the bracket.
The division operation result is a non-integer and is zero only for (TBC
- BSN' - 1) = 0.
This parameter also determines the duration of the timer T3200 used by
the MS in non-DRX mode:
T3200=4 *BS_CV_MAX represents the duration;
This parameter determines the value of the parameter N3104max used
by the MS:
Description
N3104_MAX = 3 * (BS_CV_MAX + 3) * NTS
Managed Object
Cell
0...15
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
This parameter determines T3200 and N3104MAX at the MS side. It is

better to set the default value as large in consideration of the abnormal
tolerability at the MS side.
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If the network does not enable the extended uplink function or the
MS does not support GERA package 1, the MS does not support the
extended uplink function. When the MS enters the countdown process,
all the new uplink LLC data should be sent in one TBF, and the initial
value of the countdown number should not be too large in accordance

with the network performance. In addition, in the current network,
some MSs do not support the maximum value 15. Therefore, this
parameter value can be reduced appropriately.If the network enables
the extended uplink function and the MS supports GERA package 1, it
is recommended to set the value as maximum if no negative influence
occurs.
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4.15.7 Packet control acknowledgement type (CtraCKType)

Full Name
Packet control acknowledgement type
Abbreviation
CtraCKType
3GPP Name
CONTROL_ACK_TYPE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0
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This parameter is used at the MS side. This parameter is used at the MS

side and belongs to the GPRS Cell Options IE. It is broadcast to the MS
in the SI13 message if the PBCCH channel does not exist. This parameter defines the method which is used by the MS to send the PACKET
Description
CONTROL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT message.
Managed Object
Cell
4 access bursts, RLC/MAC control block
Unit
None
Default Value
RLC/MAC control block
Default Value
It is recommended to use the RLC/MAC control block to send messages.

These two methods do not influence the successful rate of sending the
PACKET CONTROL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT message, so the default
value is used.
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4.15.8 Access burst type (AccessType)

Full Name
Access burst type
Abbreviation
AccessType
3GPP Name
ACCESS_BURST_TYPE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

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This parameter is used at the MS side. It belongs to GPRS Cell Options IE and is broadcast to the MS in the SI13 message on BCCH and
in the PSI13 message on PSI13, indicating whether to use the 8-bit or
11-bit access burst in PRACH, PTCCH/U, and the PACKET CONTROL
Description
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT messages.
Managed Object
Cell
8 bits, 11 bits
Unit
None
Default Value
8 bits
Default Value

11bits can minimize the C/I requirements for uplink signalling transfer.
This function should be enabled with caution if you do not have much
on-site operation experience.
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4.15.9 N3102 descrease step (PanDec)

Full Name
N3102 descrease step
Abbreviation
PanDec
3GPP Name
PAN_DEC
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

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This parameter is used at the MS side. It belongs to the GPRS cell

option parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the SI13 message on
BCCH and in the PSI13 message on PACCH, , indicating the values of
the "PAN_DEC", "PAN_INC" and "PAN_MAX" parameters.After each cell
reselection, the MS will set the initial value of N3102 as the "PanMax"
value.
When the MS receives the "PACKET UPLINK ACK/NACK" message to
move V(S) forward, it adds PanInc to N3102 (but the maximum value
shall not exceed PanMax).
When the MS detects the stall condition (V(S) = V(A) + W(S)), T3182
will start.When it receives the "PACKET UPLINK ACK/NACK" message
that enables V(S) < V(A) + W(S), T3182 stops.If T3182 expires, the MS
will subtract PanDec from N3102.When the condition satisfies N3102
< 0, the MS will take cell reselection as abnormal release and perform
cell reselection.When one of PanDec, PanInc, and PanMax is zero,
Description
N3102 is invalid.
Managed Object
Cell
(4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
To avoid the abnormal release of TB, and cell reselection, PanMax

applies the maximum value and PanDec applies the minimum value,
PanInc applies 2 times of PanDec in reference to CS RLT.
If the value of PAN_MAX and PAN_INC is increased, or the value of
PAN_DEC is reduced, the possibility of cell reselection is reduced
because TBF is abnormally released when the MS cannot receive the
Packet Uplink Ack message, and the utilization of radio resources is not
high due to radio resources are occupied for a long time when the MS
stops sending windows and cannot send data. If the value of PAN_MAX
and PAN_INC is reduced and the value of PAN_DEC is increased, it is
liable to cause TBF abnormal release of the MS and cell reselection,
thereby the normal release ratio of TBF in the cell is reduced and data
transmission rate is influenced.
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4.15.10 N3102 increase step (PanInc)

Full Name
N3102 increase step
Abbreviation
PanInc
3GPP Name
PAN_INC
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

BCCH and in the PSI13 message on PACCH, indicating the values of
value.
Description
N3102 is invalid.
Managed Object
Cell
(4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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4.15.11 N3102 max (PanMax)

Full Name
N3102 max
Abbreviation
PanMax
3GPP Name
PAN_MAX
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0
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BCCH and in the PSI13 message on PACCH, , indicating the values of
value.
Description
N3102 is invalid.
Managed Object
Cell
(4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32)
Unit
None
Default Value
32
Default Value

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4.15.12 GPRS Phone Init Coding (GPRSInitattselt_0~GPRSInitatt

selt_3)
Full Name
GPRS Phone Init Coding
Abbreviation
GPRSInitattselt_0~GPRSInitattselt_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter represents the default coding scheme corresponding to
the GPRS MS in such modes as the uplink init coding scheme, downlink
init coding scheme, uplink max coding scheme, and downlink max coding
Description
scheme.
Managed Object
Cell
Uplink init coding scheme: CS1, CS2, CS3, CS4;
Downlink init coding scheme: CS1, CS2, CS3, CS4;
Uplink max coding scheme: CS1, CS2, CS3, CS4;
Downlink max coding scheme: CS1, CS2, CS3, CS4.
Unit
None
Default Value
[CS2, CS2, CS4, CS4]
Default Value
The intermediate value is taken according to the network condition.

The value is dependent upon the radio signal quality in the network. If
the radio signal quality is poor, reduce the value. Otherwise, increase
the value.
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4.15.13 GPRS phones init code can be changed (InitAttachExch_0)

Full Name
GPRS phones init code can be changed
Abbreviation
InitAttachExch_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
tocol"
This parameter indicates whether the GPRS MS default code can be
Description
changed dynamically.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the radio coverage.
The value is dependent upon the radio signal quality in the network. If
the radio signal quality fluctuates greatly, set the value as "Yes".
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4.16 GPRS NC Survey Parameters

4.16.1 Packet idle mode (NcRepPerI)
Full Name
Packet idle mode
Abbreviation
NcRepPerI
3GPP Name
NC_REPORTING_PERIOD_I
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at the MS side. When the network is in NC or
NC3 mode, system broadcasts the parameter information to MS over the
BCCH channel through SI2Quater message. This parameter indicates
the period of MS reporting cell reselection survey in packet IDLE mode.
This parameter can also be sent to a certain MS over PACCH through
the PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER or PACKET CELL CHANGE
ORDER message. The parameter carried in the PACKET CELL
Description
CHANGE ORDER message acts on the destination cell.
Managed Object
Cell
(0.48, 0.96, 1.92, 3.84, 7.68, 15.36, 30.72, 61.44)
Unit
Default Value
61.44
Default Value
NC2 function is not enabled currently, so it is better not to adjust the
value.
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If NC1 or NC2 is enabled, this parameter is valid.
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4.16.2 Packet transmission mode (NcRerPerT)

Full Name
Packet transmission mode
Abbreviation
NcRerPerT
3GPP Name
NC_REPORTING_PERIOD_T
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at the MS side. When the network is in NC1 or
NC2 mode, system broadcasts the parameter information to MS over the
BCCH channel through SI2Quater message. This parameter indicates
the period of MS reporting cell reselection survey in packet transmission
mode. When Network control order is NC0, the parameter information is
not necessary to broadcast through PSI5 message.
This parameter can also be sent to a certain MS over PACCH through
the PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER or PACKET CELL CHANGE
ORDER message. The parameter carried in the PACKET CELL
Description
CHANGE ORDER message acts on the destination cell.
Managed Object
Cell
(0.48, 0.96, 1.92, 3.84, 7.68, 15.36, 30.72, 61.44)
Unit
Default Value
3.84
Default Value
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the lower the value is, the more frequently the measurement reported,
and the more accuracy of measurement calculation and cell reselection,
but the more the signalling load is.Set the value in accordance with the
actual network load.
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4.16.3 Extended measurement report order (MeaOrder)

Full Name
Extended measurement report order
Abbreviation
MeaOrder
3GPP Name
MEASUREMENT_ORDER
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at the MS side. System broadcasts the
parameter information to MS through PSI1 message over PBCCH.
Extended measurement report order is to indicate the survey report
command of MS in a cell.
Description
This parameter indicates whether PSI5 is sent.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter is related to the configuration of PBCCH channel, so it
is recommended not to use the default value.

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4.16.4 Network control order (CtrlOrder)

Full Name
Network control order
Abbreviation
CtrlOrder
3GPP Name
NETWORK_CONTROL_ORDER
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

The measurement report transmission mode of MS in the MM Ready status is set through the network control order. This parameter occupies
2 bits, and the NC0, NC1 and NC2 values can be set.In NC0 mode, MS
does not send the measurement report and automatically reselects a cell;
in NC1 mode, MS sends the measurement report to network and automatically reselects a cell; in NC2 mode, MS sends the measurement report
to network but cannot reselect a cell automatically. The network controls
cell reselection. This parameter information is broadcast to MS through
Description
the SI13 and SI2Quater messages over BCCH.
Managed Object
Cell
(NC0, NC1, NC2)
Unit
None
Default Value
NC0
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The default value is dependant on the general network condition.
Setting of the value is in accordance with the network load, network plan
and service requirements.
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4.16.5 NC2 mode between 2G and 3G (NC2For23G)

Full Name
NC2 mode between 2G and 3G
Abbreviation
NC2For23G
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether enable the NC2 function between 2G
and 3G. The value 0 indicates that the NC2 function is not enabled for
interoperation between 2G and 3G. The value 1 indicates that the NC2
function is enabled between 2G and 3G. For the reselection mode applied
between 2G and 3G, perform an OR operation according to this functional
switch and the NC2 functional switch of CtrlOrder. That is, when CtrlOrder
is configured to NC2, the NC2 mode is applied for 2G-2G and 2G-3G.
When CtrlOrder is configured to NC0 and NC2For23G is configured to 1,
the NC0 mode is applied for 2G-2G and the NC2 mode is applied for 2G
Description
and 3G. This functional switch is the subset of CtrlOrder.
Managed Object
Cell
[0,1]
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

To apply the NC2 mode for only 2G or 3G, enable this switch.
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4.16.6 Serving Cell Load Threshold (ServCellLoadThr)

Full Name
Serving Cell Load Threshold
Abbreviation
ServCellLoadThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates that the system triggers reselection for network
control when the load of a 2G cell exceeds this threshold. The load is
Description
calculated based on channel usage.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Unit
Default Value
70
Default Value
values.
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planning.
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4.16.7 Serving Cell Capacity Threshold (ServCellCapaThr)

Full Name
Serving Cell Capacity Threshold
Abbreviation
ServCellCapaThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates that the system triggers reselection for network
control when the remaining access capacity of a 2G cell is lower than a
certain threshold. The remaining access capacity is the subtraction of the
Description
total capacity from the used capacity.
Managed Object
Cell
1..100
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value
values.
planning.
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4.16.8 Cell reselection control switch by serving cell traffic busy

(PsTrafResel)
Full Name
Cell reselection control switch by serving cell traffic busy
Abbreviation
PsTrafResel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to enable reselection for the PS service of a cell. When this function is enabled, the system triggers reselection for network control if the load of this cell exceeds the 2G threshold.
If this function is not enabled, the system does not reference the load of
Description
this cell. 0: This function is not enabled; 1: This function is enabled.
Managed Object
Cell
[0,1]
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
To trigger reselection for network control according to the congestion of
a 2G cell, enable this switch.
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4.16.9 NC hold time in non-drx mode (NcNoDrxPer)

Full Name
NC hold time in non-drx mode
Abbreviation
NcNoDrxPer
3GPP Name
NC_ NON_DRX_PERIOD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at the MS side.When the network is in NC1 or
NC2 mode, system broadcasts the parameter information to MS over
BCCH through the SI2Quater message. MS stays in No-DRX mode
after the NC measurement report is sent.
This parameter information can also be sent to a certain MS over
PACCH through the PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER or PACKET
CELL CHANGE ORDER message. The parameter value carried in the
Description
PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER message acts on the destination cell.
Managed Object
Cell
(No non-DRX mode, 0.24, 0.48, 0.72, 0.96, 1.20, 1.44, 1.92)
Unit
Default Value
.48
Default Value
Setting of the default value (0.48 s) is to save power for MS and reduce
TBF establishment time.
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In non-DRX mode, MS consumes more power. Therefore, when

DRX_Timer_Max is large, TBF establishment time can be reduced, but
the power consumption of MS increases. When the value is small, the
power of MS is saved, but the signalling load of the system increases

and data transmission delay increases because paging process is added
in DRX mode.
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4.16.10 Extended measurement report order (ExMeaOrder)

Full Name
Extended measurement report order
Abbreviation
ExMeaOrder
3GPP Name
EXT_MEASUREMENT_ORDER
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0(R6)

This parameter is used at the MS side. System broadcasts to MS through
PSI5 message. This parameter indicates whether the MS performs extended survey. In addition, it indicates how to interpret the other extended
survey parameters (Type of extended measurement report and Report
period of extended measurement). The values are as follows: EM0: MS
should not perform extended survey; EM1: MS should perform extended
Description
survey and report to network.
Managed Object
Cell
(EM0, EM1)
Unit
None
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Default Value
EM0
Default Value
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4.16.11 Type of extended measurement report (ExtRepType)

Full Name
Type of extended measurement report
Abbreviation
ExtRepType
3GPP Name
EXT_REPORTING_TYPE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0(R6)

This parameter is used at the MS side. It belongs to the extended
measurement parameters, and it is broadcast to the MS in the PSI5
message, indicating the type of the extended measurement report of
MS.System sends the parameter information through the PSI5 message
when Extended measurement report order is EM1.
The values are as follows: Type I: This type of report must be extended
if the frequency points for the extended survey are among the six
strongest carrier frequencies, even if the BSIC decoding is successful.
The report should cover the receiving signal level and the successfully
Description
decoded BSIC (if any);
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Type II: This type of report must be extended if all the frequency
points for the extended survey are located in the six strongest carrier
frequencies, the BSIC decoding is successful and the NCC part is
allowed for survey. The report should cover the receiving signal level
and the successfully decoded BSIC;
Type III: Use this type of report to report all the frequency points for the
extended survey. No BSIC decoding is necessary. The report should
contain the receiving signal level. Besides, the interference of each
carrier frequency shall be reported.
Managed Object
Cell
Type1, Type2, Type3
Unit
None
Default Value
Type 1
Default Value
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4.16.12 Report period of extended measurement (ExtRepPer)

Full Name
Report period of extended measurement
Abbreviation
ExtRepPer
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3GPP Name
EXT_REPORTING_PERIOD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0(R6)

This parameter is used at the MS side. It belongs to the extended measurement parameters, and it is broadcast to the MS in the PSI5 message, indicating the time interval between the extended measurement reports.System sends the parameter information through the PSI5 message
Description
when Extended measurement report order is EM1.
Managed Object
Cell
(60, 120, 240, 480, 960, 1920, 3840, 7680)
Unit
Default Value
1920
Default Value
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4.16.13 The size of test report's slip window (Wnd)

Full Name
The size of test report's slip window
Abbreviation
Wnd
3GPP Name
None
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None
When the network in NC2 mode controls the cell reselection, this parameter is used.When the number of measurement reports reaches the setting
value of this parameter, average processing is done for the measurement
Description
reports.
Managed Object
Cell
1.. 8
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is recommended to set the default value as this, so as to ensure the
accuracy and rapidness of reselection.

The smaller the window size is, the greater the random interference
is. If the window size is too large, the real-time-change of radio signal
cannot be reflected.
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4.16.14 Minimum measurement reports in slip window to avoid

penalty (AllowedRepNum)
Full Name
Minimum measurement reports in slip window to avoid penalty
Abbreviation
AllowedRepNum
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
When the network in NC2 mode controls the cell reselection, this parameter is used.When the adjacent cell receives the average level, and the
number of valid measurement reports received in slip window is lower
Description
than the setting value, this calculation shall be punished.
Managed Object
Cell
1 .. 6
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accuracy and rapidness of reselection.

The larger this parameter value is, the more is the number of penalties

performed by the adjacent cell, the higher the reselection threshold is. In
that case, the network is unable to notify the MS of reselection, which
may lead to TBF failure occurs. The smaller the parameter value is, the
lower the reselection threshold is, which may cause frequent reselection.
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4.17 GPRS Power Control Parameters

4.17.1 Filter period in the packet idle mode (T_AVG_W)
Full Name
Filter period in the packet idle mode
Abbreviation
T_AVG_W
3GPP Name
T_AVG_W
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is one of the global power control and
GPRS power control parameters, and is broadcast to an MS in the PSI1,
PSI13 and SI13 messages. This parameter indicates the filter period of a
Description
signal intensity for power control in packet idle mode.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
0: The filter period is 2(0/2)/6multi-frames;
...
26..31: The filter period is 2(25/2)/6multi-frames
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter should be set on demand of radio environment.

This parameter is used when an MS surveys the downlink signal intensity

in packet idle mode, and calculates the C value. The formula is: Cn =
(1-a) Cn-1 + a Cblock, n, , a = 1/MIN(n, MAX(5, TAVG_W*NDRX))..
For the details, see 45008 10.2.3.1.1. Currently this parameter is not
supported and it is 0 by default.
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4.17.2 Filter period in packet transmission mode (T_AVG_T)

Full Name
Filter period in packet transmission mode
Abbreviation
T_AVG_T
3GPP Name
T_AVG_T
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is one of the global power control and
GPRS power control parameters, and is broadcast to an MS in the PSI1,
PSI13 and SI13 messages. This parameter indicates the filter period of
Description
the signal intensity for power control in the packet transmission mode.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
...
26..31: Reserved
Unit
Default Value
Default Value

This parameter is used when an MS surveys the downlink signal

intensity in packet transmission mode, and calculates the C value. The

formula is: Cn = (1-b) Cn-1 + b SS n, , b = 1/(6*TAVG_T).. For the
details, see 45008 10.2.3.1.2. Currently this parameter is not supported
and it is 0 by default.
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4.17.3 PSI4 sending mark (Psi4Send)

Full Name
PSI4 sending mark
Abbreviation
Psi4Send
3GPP Name
INT_MEAS_CHANNEL_LIST_AVAIL
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is named as INT_MEAS_CHANNEL_LIST_AVAIL. The parameter is one of the global power control parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the PSI1 message. This parameter indicates whether to broadcast the optional PSI4 message. If PSI4
is to be broadcast, it will contain a list of channels that interfere with the
Description
survey.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
used.
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4.17.4 Power control measurement channel (PcMeasChan)

Full Name
Power control measurement channel
Abbreviation
PcMeasChan
3GPP Name
PC_MEAS_CHAN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is one of the global power control
and GPRS power control parameters, and is broadcast to an MS in the
PSI1, PSI13 and SI13 messages. This parameter indicates the position
Description
where the downlink power strength is surveyed for uplink power control.
Managed Object
Cell
BCCH, PDCH
Unit
None
Default Value
BCCH
Default Value
This parameter should be set on demand of user needs.

Set it with the default value. MS surveys the BCCH uplink power.
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4.17.5 Power control parameter (Alpha)

Full Name
Power control parameter
Abbreviation
Alpha
3GPP Name
ALPHA
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

PSI1, PSI13 and SI13 messages. This parameter determines the MS
Description
transmission power control parameter Alpha ().
Managed Object
Cell
0..10
If the parameter for MS transmitting power control is Alpha (),
0: = 0.0;
1: = 0.1;
...
10: = 1.0;
11..15: = 1.0
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Lower the value of this power control parameter to decrease the MS
transmission power reliance on the downlink level.
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4.17.6 Filter constant of power control (N_AVG_I)

Full Name
Filter constant of power control
Abbreviation
N_AVG_I
3GPP Name
N_AVG_I
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

PSI1, PSI13 and SI13 messages. This parameter is a filter constant used
Description
to optimize the interference signal intensity in power control.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is used at MS side. It is a factor used to calculate the
downlink signal intensity. The default value is recommended.
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4.17.7 Power descending on PBCCH (Pb)

Full Name
Power descending on PBCCH
Abbreviation
Pb
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Power descending on PBCCH
Description
Unsupported
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
2 dB
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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4.18 GPRS Cell Reselection Parameters

Full Name
Abbreviation
ReselOff_0
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is broadcast to MS via system
message from BTS. In the GPRS system, C32 is used as the standard
for cell re-selection. Similar to the C2 standard in GSM, a cell
re-selection offset parameter (ReselOff) is included for C32 standard
calculation. This parameter can be excluded in packet system message
when the offset value is 0 dB.
This parameter is used during re-selection in idle status. It only functions
Description
when PBCCH is configured.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
0: -52 dB;
1: -48 dB;
...
22: +12 dB;
...
31: +48 dB
-52 dB .. -12 dB. The step between 12 dB .. 48 dB is 4 dB. The step
between -12 dB .. 12 dB is 2 dB.
Unit
2 dB
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Default Value
Default Value
The parameter impacts in PBCCH channel configuration, and C31 and
C32 re-selection standards. It is not recommended to be used.
used.
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4.18.2 Cell reselection offset2 (ReselOff_1)

Full Name
Cell reselection offset2
Abbreviation
ReselOff_1
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is used at MS side. The parameter information is
passed to MS through PACCH. In the GPRS system, C32 is used as the
standard for cell re-selection. Similar to the C2 standard in GSM, a cell
re-selection offset parameter (ReselOff) is included for C32 standard
calculation. This parameter can be excluded in packet system message
when the offset value is 0 dB.
This parameter indicates the parameter used during re-selection in
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..31
0: -52 dB;
1: -48 dB;
...
22: +12 dB;
...
31: +48 dB
Unit
2 dB
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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4.18.3 Temporary offset of cell reselection (TempOffset_0)

Full Name
Temporary offset of cell reselection
Abbreviation
TempOffset_0
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
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for cell re-selection. Similar to C2 standard in the GSM system, a
TempOffset parameter is included to provide a negative offset for C32
standard calculation.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, infinite
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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4.18.4 Temporary offset of cell reselection2 (TempOffset_1)

Full Name
Temporary offset of cell reselection2
Abbreviation
TempOffset_1
3GPP Name
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

standard for cell re-selection. Similar to C2 standard in the GSM system,
a TempOffset parameter is included to provide a negative offset for C32
standard calculation.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, infinite
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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4.18.5 Penalty time of cell reselection 0 (PenalTime_0)

Full Name
Penalty time of cell reselection 0
Abbreviation
PenalTime_0
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3GPP Name
GPRS_PENALTY_TIME
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

for cell re-selection. Similar to C2 standard in the GSM system, a
TempOffset parameter is included to provide a negative offset for C32
standard calculation. The period of time during which the offset takes
effect is determined by the PenalTime parameter.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
0: 10 s;
1: 20 s;
...
31: 320 s
Unit
10 s
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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4.18.6 Penalty time of cell reselection 1 (PenalTime_1)

Full Name
Penalty time of cell reselection 1
Abbreviation
PenalTime_1
3GPP Name
GPRS_PENALTY_TIME
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

standard for cell re-selection. Similar to C2 standard in the GSM system,
a TempOffset parameter is included to provide a negative offset for C32
standard calculation. The period of time during which the offset takes
effect is determined by the PenalTime parameter.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
0: 10 s;
1: 20 s;
...
31: 320 s
Unit
10 s
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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4.18.7 Interval of reselecting the same cell (T_Resel_0)

Full Name
Interval of reselecting the same cell
Abbreviation
T_Resel_0
3GPP Name
T_RESEL
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

message from BTS. When an MS performs a cell re-selection that
causes abnormal release in this cell, the MS is not allowed to re-select
this cell within the T_RESEL period, unless there is no other cells
for selection. When the time period indicated by this parameter is 5 s
(default value), it is not necessary to broadcast this parameter to MS
through PSI3 message.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60, 120, 300
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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None
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None
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None
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4.18.8 Interval of reselecting the same cell 2 (T_Resel_1)

Full Name
Interval of reselecting the same cell 2
Abbreviation
T_Resel_1
3GPP Name
T_RESEL
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at MS side. The parameter information is passed
to MS through PACCH. When an MS performs a cell re-selection that
causes abnormal release in this cell, the MS is not allowed to re-select
this cell within the T_RESEL period, unless there is no other cells
for selection. When the time period indicated by this parameter is 5 s
(default value), it is not necessary to broadcast this parameter to MS
through PSI3 message.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60, 120, 300
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
The period of time indicated by this parameter determines the period
during which the MS is not allowed to re-select this cell.
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4.18.9 Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_Thr_0)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HCS_Thr_0
3GPP Name
HCS_THR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is an HCS parameter, which is
broadcast to an MS via system message from BTS. It indicates the HCS
signal strength threshold of the cell.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
0: -110 dBm
1: -108 dBm
...
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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None
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None
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None
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4.18.10 Threshold of HSC signal level 2 (HCS_Thr_1)

Full Name
Threshold of HSC signal level 2
Abbreviation
HCS_Thr_1
3GPP Name
HCS_THR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

broadcast to MS through PACCH. It indicates the HCS signal strength
threshold of the cell.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
0: -110 dBm
1: -108 dBm
...
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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4.18.11 HCS Priority (PrioClass_0)

Full Name
HCS Priority
Abbreviation
PrioClass_0
3GPP Name
PRIORITY_CLASS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

broadcast to an MS via system message from BTS. It specifies the HCS
priority of a cell.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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4.18.12 HCS Priority 2 (PrioClass_1)

Full Name
HCS Priority 2
Abbreviation
PrioClass_1
3GPP Name
PRIORITY_CLASS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

broadcast to MS through PACCH. It specifies the HCS priority of a cell.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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4.18.13 C31 hysteresis (C31_Hyst_0)

Full Name
C31 hysteresis
Abbreviation
C31_Hyst_0
3GPP Name
C31_HYST
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is broadcast to MS through system
message from BTS. It indicates whether CellReselHys parameter
functions with C31 standard.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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4.18.14 C31 hysteresis 2 (C31_Hyst_1)

Full Name
C31 hysteresis 2
Abbreviation
C31_Hyst_1
3GPP Name
C31_HYST
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at MS side. It is broadcast to MS through
PACCH. It indicates whether CellReselHys parameter functions with
C31 standard.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This is a NC2 reset parameter. Set the parameter "Yes" to function the
reset hysteresis with the C31 standard.
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4.18.15 GPRS cell reselection hysteresis (ReselHys_0)

Full Name
GPRS cell reselection hysteresis
Abbreviation
ReselHys_0
3GPP Name
GPRS_CELL_RESELECT_HYSTERESIS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

message from BTS.
When an MS is conducting GPRS cell selection, it must go through
location updating process after cell re-selection if the original cell and
destination cell are in different locations. C32 values obtained at the
boundary of two adjacent cells fluctuate because of fading characteristic
of radio channels, which causes MS to select cell frequently.
The interval between the two cell re-selection actions by an MS is not
shorter than 15 s. However, 15 s is a very short period of time in terms
of location update. The frequent cell re-selections increase the signaling
traffic on the network, thus the radio resources cannot be fully utilized.
As an MS cannot respond to paging during a location update, the call
completion rate is deceased.
A parameter, named Cell Re-selecting Hysteresis (CRH), is created to
solve this problem. MS will activate the cell re-selection only when the
signal level of adjacent cell (whose location zone is different from that
of the local cell) is greater than that of the local cell, and meanwhile the
Description
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services, increase the value of the cell re-selection parameters for
adjacent cells with different LAC.
When adjacent cells in different location zone have a large overlapped
coverage area, increase the value of the cell re-selection parameters.
When two adjacent cells with different LACs have poor coverage at the
border, that is, when there is a coverage gap, or the border area is at a
place with few slow moving objects, such as the expressway, the CRH
parameter shall be set with the value between 1 .. 3 (that is, the CRH
level should fall into the value range of 2 dB .. 6 dB).
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
used.
used.
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4.18.16 GPRS cell reselection hysteresis 2 (ReselHys_1)

Full Name
GPRS cell reselection hysteresis 2
Abbreviation
ReselHys_1
3GPP Name
GPRS_CELL_RESELECT_HYSTERESIS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

to MS through PACCH.
When an MS is conducting GPRS cell selection, it must go through
location updating process after cell re-selection if the original cell and
destination cell are in different locations. C32 values obtained at the
boundary of two adjacent cells fluctuate because of fading characteristic
of radio channels, which causes MS to select cell frequently.
The interval between the two cell re-selection actions by an MS is not
shorter than 15 s. However, 15 s is a very short period of time in terms
of location update. The frequent cell re-selections increase the signaling
traffic on the network, thus the radio resources cannot be fully utilized.
As an MS cannot respond to paging during a location update, the call
completion rate is deceased.
A parameter, named Cell Re-selecting Hysteresis (CRH), is created to
solve this problem. MS will activate the cell re-selection only when the
signal level of adjacent cell (whose location zone is different from that
of the local cell) is greater than that of the local cell, and meanwhile the
value difference must be greater than that required by the parameter.
services, increase the value of the cell re-selection parameters for
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
Unit
dB
Default Value
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4.18.17 Routing reselection hysteresis (RaReselHys_0)

Full Name
Routing reselection hysteresis
Abbreviation
RaReselHys_0
3GPP Name
RA_RESELECT_HYSTERESIS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0
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message by BTS. This parameter specifies an extra hysteresis value
used when an MS in STANDBY and READY status selects a cell in
another routing area. When this parameter has the same value as the
CellReselHys parameter, it is not necessary to broadcast it through the
PSI3 message.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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4.18.18 Routing reselection hysteresis 2 (RaReselHys_1)

Full Name
Routing reselection hysteresis 2
Abbreviation
RaReselHys_1
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RA_RESELECT_HYSTERESIS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

to MS through PACCH. This parameter specifies an extra hysteresis
value used when an MS in STANDBY and READY status selects a cell
in another routing area. When this parameter has the same value as
the CellReselHys parameter, it is not necessary to broadcast it through
the PSI3 message.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 12, 14
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
When adjacent cells in different routing zone have a large overlapped
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4.18.19 Random access attempt permitted (RadAcRetry_0)

Full Name
Random access attempt permitted
Abbreviation
RadAcRetry_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
broadcast to MS through system message from BTS, indicating whether
an MS is allowed to access another cell (if it exists).
When an abnormal release occurs during the packet transmission, the
MS discards all the running TBFs. If the MS is allowed to access other
cells, it should perform abnormal cell re-selection, and establish TBF
after entering new cell. If other suitable cells exist, an MS cannot select
the original cell within T_RESEL seconds.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
used.
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4.18.20 Random access attempt permitted 2 (RadAcRetry_1)

Full Name
Random access attempt permitted 2
Abbreviation
RadAcRetry_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
to MS through PACCH, indicating whether an MS is allowed to access
another cell (if it exists).
When an abnormal release occurs during the packet transmission, the
MS discards all the running TBFs. If the MS is allowed to access other
cells, it should perform abnormal cell re-selection, and establish TBF
after entering new cell. If other suitable cells exist, an MS cannot select
the original cell within T_RESEL seconds.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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4.18.21 Usage of cell reselection offset (C32_Qual_0)

Full Name
Usage of cell reselection offset
Abbreviation
C32_Qual_0
3GPP Name
C32_QUAL
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

broadcast to MS through system message from BTS, indicating whether
to use the exception rule when adopting ReselOff.
This parameter is used during re-selection in idle status. It is enabled
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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4.18.22 Usage of cell reselection offset 2 (C32_Qual_1)

Full Name
Usage of cell reselection offset 2
Abbreviation
C32_Qual_1
3GPP Name
C32_QUAL
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

to the MS through PACCH, indicating whether to use the exception rule
for ReselOff.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter impacts the C31 and C32 re-selection rule, and is not
recommended to be used.

This parameter should be set on demand of user needs. If it is set "Yes",

ReselOff will be set with a suggested default value according to the rules
described in protocol 45008 10.1.3 Cell Re-selection Algorithm.
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4.18.23 GPRS access minimal signal level 1 (RxLevAsMin_0)

Full Name
GPRS access minimal signal level 1
Abbreviation
RxLevAsMin_0
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

broadcast to MS through system message from BTS.
This parameter indicates the minimum receiving level for MS access to
this system (GPRS). To prevent the MS from accessing the system at
a low receiving signal level (usually, the communication quality cannot
guarantee normal communication), which will cause unreasonable waste
of radio resources. It is stipulated in the GSM system design that the
receiving level should be greater than a threshold level for MS to access
the network, that is, the minimum level for an MS to access a cell.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
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4.18.24 GPRS access minimal signal level 2 (RxLevAsMin_1)

Full Name
GPRS access minimal signal level 2
Abbreviation
RxLevAsMin_1
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the minimum receiving level for MS access to
this system (GPRS). To prevent the MS from accessing the system at
a low receiving signal level (usually, the communication quality cannot
guarantee normal communication), which will cause unreasonable waste
of radio resources. It is stipulated in the GSM system design that the
receiving level should be greater than a threshold level for MS to access
Description
the network, that is, the minimum level for an MS to access a cell.
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transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value

This parameter is used for cell re-selection.
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4.18.25 Priority threshold (Prio_Thr)

Full Name
Priority threshold
Abbreviation
Prio_Thr
3GPP Name
PRIO_THR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.018 V5.22.0

The parameter information is broadcast to MS through SI4, SI6 and SI7
messages. This parameter is correlated with RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN, and
Description
is used for calculation of C4 standard.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, infinite
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
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4.18.26 HCS exist (HCS_Exist_0)

Full Name
HCS exist
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Abbreviation
HCS_Exist_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
(HCS) parameter and the parameter information is broadcast to MS
through system message from BTS. This parameter indicates whether
the HCS parameters (PriorityClass and HCSThr) exist in the cell. If this
of other cells, then all cells use infinite threshold of HCS signal level.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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4.18.27 HCS exist 2 (HCS_Exist_1)

Full Name
HCS exist 2
Abbreviation
HCS_Exist_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
(HCS) parameter and the parameter information is passed to MS
through PACCH. This parameter indicates whether the HCS parameters
(PriorityClass and HCSThr) exist in the cell. If this cell does not use HCS
parameters, an MS will ignore HCS parameters of other cells, then all
cells use infinite threshold of HCS signal level.
Description
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
used.
When the radio network have different cell re-selection priority, set

re-selection and signal level threshold is applied. When more than one
cell has the highest priority, C32 judgment criteria should be used for the
cells with a same priority.
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4.18.28 GPRS MAX initial access signal level (MsTxMaxCch_0)

Full Name
GPRS MAX initial access signal level
Abbreviation
MsTxMaxCch_0
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

broadcast to MS through system message from BTS.
Network controls the MS transmit power during communication between
MS with BTS. MS power control is implemented with power control
commands. MS output transmit power must meet the radio network
standard. If an MS cannot output this power because of low power level,
it gives an power closest to the standard.
involved in the calculation of C1 and C2 values. If this parameter value
is too high, the MS close to BTS will interfere with the adjacent channel;
if the value is too low, the success rate of MS access at the edge of
cell will be low.
parameter.
For the parameter value, see the appendix.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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4.18.29 GPRS MAX initial access signal level 2 (MsTxMaxCch_1)

Full Name
GPRS MAX initial access signal level 2
Abbreviation
MsTxMaxCch_1
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

Network controls the MS transmit power during communication between
MS with BTS. MS power control is implemented with power control
commands. MS output transmit power must meet the radio network
standard. If an MS cannot output this power because of low power level,
it gives an power closest to the standard.
involved in the calculation of C1 and C2 values. If this parameter value
is too high, the MS close to BTS will interfere with the adjacent channel;
if the value is too low, the success rate of MS access at the edge of
cell will be low.
Description
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parameter.
For the parameter value, see the appendix.
transmission state.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


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4.18.30 LSA ID (LSA_Id)

Full Name
LSA ID
Abbreviation
LSA_Id
3GPP Name
LSA ID
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

The LSA ID is broadcast to the MS in the SI4 message on the BCCH
channel. This parameter indicates the LSA ID of the cell.SoLSA (Support
of Localised Service Area) is the local serving area consisting of a cell or
Description
a series of cells. The coverage of these cells can be discontinuous.
Managed Object
Cell
0.. 16777215
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is related to PBCCH. The default value is kept.

This parameter is related to PBCCH, and the default value is not used.
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4.18.31 LSA Offset (LSA_Offset)

Full Name
LSA Offset
Abbreviation
LSA_Offset
3GPP Name
LSA_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
TS45.008: "Radio subsystem link control"

This parameter is broadcast to the MS through the SI4, SI6 and SI7 messages. It is an offset value that will be used when the MS is informed of
LSA reselection between two cells with the same LSA priority. For the
description about the parameter LSA_OFFSET, refer to the protocol TS
Description
45.008.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 4, 8, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The LSA services are not supported.

The LSA services are not supported.
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4.19 GPRS Channel Parameters

4.19.1 PAGCH reserved blocks (PagBlkRes)
Full Name
PAGCH reserved blocks
Abbreviation
PagBlkRes
3GPP Name
BS_PAG_BLKS_RES
3GPP Reference
TS45.002: "Multiplexing and multiple access on the radio path"

This parameter is used at the MS side. It belongs to the PCCCH
organization parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the PSI1
message.
This parameter indicates the number of blocks where neither packet
paging nor PBCCH can appear in a 52-frame multiframe.On these
blocks, only PAGCH, PDTCH and PACCH can appear. The "UPLINK
ASSIGNMENT" message will be sent preferentially on these fixed blocks
to speed up the establishment of the uplink TBF.
After sending the channel request on the PRACH channel, the MS waits
for the uplink assignment message on all PCCCH channels of the same
Description
timeslot as the PRACH channel.
Managed Object
Cell
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the value stipulated in the protocol,
and the traffic model in the network.
This value is dependent upon the value stipulated in the protocol, and
the traffic model in the network.
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4.19.2 PBCCH reserved blocks (PbcchBlks)

Full Name
PBCCH reserved blocks
Abbreviation
PbcchBlks
3GPP Name
BS_PBCCH_BLKS
3GPP Reference

structure parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the PSI1 message.
This parameter indicates the number of blocks assigned as PBCCH in
a 52-frame multiframe (altogether 12 blocks).
PBCCH blocks are used simultaneously by the packet system messages
sent at a high rate and a low rate. The message that is sent at a high
rate has higher priority. This parameter must be configured together with
the PSI1_REPEAT_PERIOD parameter in the PSI1 message to ensure
that the block resources are available for the packet system messages,
Description
sent both at high and low rates.
Managed Object
Cell
PBCCH occupies 1 block in the multiframe
PBCCH occupies 2 blocks in the multiframe
Unit
None
Default Value
PBCCH occupies 4 blocks in the multiframe.
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the value stipulated in the protocol,
This value value is dependent upon the value stipulated in the protocol,
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None
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NO
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None
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None
4.19.3 PRACH reserved blocks (PrachBlks)

Full Name
PRACH reserved blocks
Abbreviation
PrachBlks
3GPP Name
BS_PRACH_BLKS
3GPP Reference

organization parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the PSI1
message. This parameter indicates the number of fixed blocks reserved
for the PRACH channel in the PDCH channel that bears PCCCH.
These blocks should be identified by "USF = FREE". The MS can use
Description
this parameter or USF = FREE to carry out the PRACH assignment.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The defalut value is dependent upon the value stipulated in the protocol,
This value is dependent upon the value stipulated in the protocol, and
the traffic model in the network.
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None
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NO
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None
4.19.4 Interval range of packet access attempt (TxInt)

Full Name
Interval range of packet access attempt
Abbreviation
TxInt
3GPP Name
TX_INT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at the MS side. It belongs to the PRACH control
parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the PSI1 message. When
establishing a connection, the MS sends the channel request message
in the PRACH channel to the network.
PRACH is an ALOHA channel, so the network allows the MS to send
multiple channel request messages before it receives the packet
assignment message, to improve the success rate of MS access. If
the MS does not get any response for the previous channel request
message, it can resend a channel request message after waiting for a
random period. The parameter TxInt (interval range of packet access
attempt) is used to determine the time length of random waiting and is
the number of delay timeslot randomly connected.
The random access time is determined by the interval range of packet
access attempt (TxInt) and the interval period of packet access attempt
Description
(S).
Managed Object
Cell
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16, 20, 25, 32, 50
Unit
None
Default Value
32
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Default Value
the value.
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None
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None
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None
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No
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None
4.19.5 Interval period of packet access attempt (S)

Full Name
Interval period of packet access attempt
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter is used at the MS side.
It belongs to the PRACH control parameters, and is broadcast to the MS
in the PSI1 message.When establishing a connection, the MS sends the
channel request message in the PRACH channel to the network.
PRACH is an ALOHA channel, so the network allows the MS to send
multiple channel request messages before it receives the packet
assignment message, to improve the success rate of MS access. If
the MS does not get any response for the previous channel request
message, it can resend a channel request message after waiting for a
random period. The parameter S is used to decide the time length of
random waiting and to calculate the minimum timeslot number between
Description
two channel requests.
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The random access time is determined by the interval range of packet

access attempt (TxInt) and the interval period of packet access attempt
(S).
Managed Object
Cell
12, 15, 20, 30, 41, 55, 76, 109, 163, 217
Unit
Default Value
109
Default Value
the value.
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None
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None
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4.19.6 MAX Times of Attempt (MaxRetrans)

Full Name
MAX Times of Attempt
Abbreviation
MaxRetrans
3GPP Name
MAX_RETRANS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
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parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the PSI1 message, indicating
the maximum attempts of random access allowed on PRACH for the
MSs with radio priority 1..4.
This parameter is an array with 4 elements. The first array element
corresponds to the maximum number of attempts allowed for radio
Description
priority 1, and so on.
Managed Object
Cell
1, 2, 4, 7
Unit
None
Default Value
[4, 4, 4, 4]
Default Value
the value.
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None
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None
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None
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4.19.7 Access control level (AccCtrlClass)

Full Name
Access control level
Abbreviation
AccCtrlClass
3GPP Name
ACC_CONTR_CLASS
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

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This parameter indicates the access control level of the MS allowed to

visit the cell. In the GSM system, each MS has an access level (15
levels in total), 0..9 for common MS, 11..15 for special MS has the level,
and the level 10 does not exist. The system can prohibit the MS with
some access level to access the cell. For convenient programming,
C10 is always 0.
If the Nth bit of THE access control level is 0 (0 represents access
allowed, 1 represents access not allowed), the MS with access control
level =N (N=0, 1, ... 9, 11, ... 15) is allowed to access.Bit 11= EC
indicates that emergency call is allowed.
This parameter consists of two bytes (16 bits).
The first bit: C15, C14, C13, C12, C11, C10, C9, C8;
The second bit: C7, C6, C5, C4, C3, C2, C1, C0
When Cn is 0, the MS with the access level N (N= 0..9, 11..15) is
allowed to access.
When Cn is 1, the MS with the access level N (N= 0..9, 11..15) is not
allowed to access the cell.
Description
C10 is always 0.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
[No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No, No]
Default Value
the value.
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None
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4.19.8 Access Persistent Level (PersistLev)

Full Name
Access Persistent Level
Abbreviation
PersistLev
3GPP Name
PERSISTENCE_LEVEL
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

parameters, and is broadcast to the MS in the PSI1 message, The
network sets a level threshold P i (i = 1, 2, 3, 4) for the MS of various
radio priorities.
For each attempt of packet access, the MS abstracts a random value
R with even distribution probability from the set {0, 1... 15}. The MS is
allowed to initiate an attempt of packet access only when P i is
lower than or equal to R.
This parameter is an array with 4 elements. The first element
Description
corresponds to the access persist level of radio priority 1, and so on.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16
Unit
None
Default Value
[0, 0, 0, 0]
Default Value
Generally, all MSs are allowed to access.

Currently, the usage of PBCCH is not needed.
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None
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4.19.9 Subscriber occupying other preference channel support

(HybridOccuSupp)
Full Name
Subscriber occupying other preference channel support
Abbreviation
HybridOccuSupp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The attribute PreferPsService of the static PD channels and dynamic
channels falls into such two types as GPRS and EGPRS.
This parameter indicates whether to support GPRS users occupying
EGPRS preference channel and whether EDGE users can occupy
Description
GPRS preference channel.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
GPRS users can occupy EDGE preference channel by default.
EDGE users can occupy GPRS preference channel by default.

The value is set as "No", to ensure the access rate of EDGE users and

to prevent the GPRS users from interfering the rate of EDGE users. If
the radio resources are limited, to a certain extent, the rate is allowed
to be decreased, and set the value as "Yes" to allow the EGPRS users,
together with the EDGE users, occupy the preference channel.
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ZGO-03-02-009 Flexible Priority Handling of Packet Data Channel
Related Parameters
[Ts]PreferPsService
Relationship
Related Interfaces
This parameter is valid only when the attribute PreferPsService of the

channel is configured as GPRS preferred or EDGE preferred.
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4.19.10 PS subscriber moving out of other preference channel

support (AllowPsMove)
Full Name
PS subscriber moving out of other preference channel support
Abbreviation
AllowPsMove
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether to support subscriber moving out of
other preference channel.
If the EDGE users on other channels are released, the EDGE users on
the GPRS preference channel wll be attempted to be migrated.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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No
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None
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None
4.19.11 CS subscriber moving support (AllowCsMove)

Full Name
CS subscriber moving support
Abbreviation
AllowCsMove
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether to support CS service (on the dynamic
channel) moving in the cell when the CS channel is released and the
resources are relatively idle, so as to enhance the continuity of PS timeslot
combination to the maximum extent. The resources are idle, which is
based on: all idle CS service channels (including the static and dynamic
TCHs)/total number of available service channels = alarm threshold of
Description
channel resources in the cell (ResLimit[3]).
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

This function can be enabled when radio resources are comparatively
sufficient, so as to ensure the maximum continuity of the PS channel
and the rate of PS service.
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4.19.12 Threshold of GPRS/GPRS,EDGE/EDGE service moving

(SfPreferBusyThs)
Full Name
Threshold of GPRS/GPRS,EDGE/EDGE service moving
Abbreviation
SfPreferBusyThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During this PS application, the allocation result is optimal if the existing
QoS quota / total available QoS quota on the preferential channel (GPRS
or EDGE) at this side is lower than this percentage. The allocation
result, together with the congeneric occupied threshold, is used to the
target evaluation function.
If the AllowPsMove switch is enabled, the GPRS users on the GPRS
preference channel are attempted to be migrated after they are released.
If the number of GPRS users on the EDGE preference channel
exceeds the non-congeneric occupied threshold (OpPreferBusyThs), PS
migration is initiated when the congeneric threshold (SfPreferBusyThs)
on the GPRS channel is lower than the threshold after the migration of
GPRS users. The same as EDGE.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
100
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Default Value
It is recommended not to adjust the default value but set it as 100 (that
is, this parameter is invalid).

It is recommended not to adjust the value but set it as 100 (that is, this
parameter is invalid).
This parameter is valid until the GPRS preference channel and EDGE
preference channel are set.
When the idle channels are unavailable, the GPRS users can be
allocated to the non-congeneric preference channel, to prevent the
GPRS users and EDGE users from multiplexing channels, which
influences the user rate.
If the value is 100%, it prevents the GPRS users and EDGE users from
multiplexing channels, thereby relative index of EDGE user throughput
can be improved.
It is recommended to adjust the value as 80 if the proportion of the
GPRS users to the EDGE users in the cell fluctuates greatly.
: GPRSEDGE
.You can adjust the value if the GPRS and EDGE preference
channels are inadequate.
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Related Parameters
[Cell]AllowPsMove
[Cell]OpPreferBusyThs
Relationship
This parameter, which should be used with the parameter

SfPreferBusyThs, is valid until the AllowPsMove switch is enabled.
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4.19.13 Threshold of GPRS/EDGE service moving

(OpPreferBusyThs)
Full Name
Threshold of GPRS/EDGE service moving

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Abbreviation
OpPreferBusyThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During this application, the allocation result is optimal if the existing
QoS quota / total available QoS quota on the preferential channel at
the oppsite side is lower than this percentage. The allocation result,
together with the congeneric occupied threshold, is used to the target
evaluation function.
If the AllowPsMove switch is enabled, the GPRS users on the GPRS
preference channel are attempted to be migrated after they are released.
If the number of GPRS users on the EDGE preference channel
exceeds the non-congeneric occupied threshold (OpPreferBusyThs), PS
migration is initiated when the congeneric threshold (SfPreferBusyThs)
on the GPRS channel is lower than the threshold after the migration of
GPRS users. The same as EDGE.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is recommended not to adjust the default value but set it as 0 (that is,
this parameter is invalid).
It is recommended not to adjust the value but set it as 0 (that is, this
parameter is invalid).
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Related Parameters
[Cell]AllowPsMove
[Ts]PDCHPrecedence
[Cell]SfPreferBusyThs
Relationship
This parameter, which should be used with the parameter

SfPreferBusyThs, is valid until the AllowPsMove switch is enabled.
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4.19.14 PS channel expand (Info1_1_18)

Full Name
PS channel expand
Abbreviation
Info1_1_18
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether PS channel extension is supported.
For example, if the current number of channels that are used by MS
is 2+1 while the MS is allowed to use more time slots, the number of
channels can be increase to 3+1 or 4+1 after the adjacent CS channels
Description
are released.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value

If there are many cases that the CS services grab the PS service
channels, this function can be enabled. .
This function can resume more radio channels for PS services.
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ZGO-03-02-012 PS Channel Extension
Related Parameters
[Cell]Info1_1_24
Relationship
Set the switch of channel extension to "Yes", and the TCH channel
threshold will be effective during PS channel extension.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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OMC Access Path
NO
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None
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None
4.19.15 Idle TCH threshold for PS channel expand (Info1_1_24)

Full Name
Idle TCH threshold for PS channel expand
Abbreviation
Info1_1_24
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the proportion of TCH channel in a cell is higher than this threshold, PS channel extension will be conducted. The proportion of idle TCH
channels in a cell is the ratio of the sum of idle TCH/F channels and TCH/H
channels (two TCH/H channels are regarded as one TCH/F) to the num-
Description
ber of all the available service channels in a cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
20
Default Value
Low threshold is good for PS channel extension.

Low threshold is good for the start of PS channel extension that starts
when there are more CS services. High threshold will delay the start PS
channel extension that starts when there are less CS services.
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ZGO-03-02-012 PS Channel Extension
Related Parameters
[Cell]Info1_1_18
Relationship
Set the switch of channel extension to "Yes", and the TCH channel
threshold will be effective during PS channel extension.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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None
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None
4.19.16 Maximum PS uplink user per ts (MaxPsUserPerTs_0)

Full Name
Maximum PS uplink user per ts
Abbreviation
MaxPsUserPerTs_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes the maximum number of PS uplink users
allowed by a single timeslot.
If the packet traffic is large on site, hardware load is high, and capacity
expansion is impossible temporally, the user can modify this parameter
to reduce the number of uplink packet users supported by the channel.
In this way, the packet traffic volume is reduced indirectly, which helps
reduce the hardware load.
If this value is reduced, the KPI index of the packet service, such as
Description
downlink TBF link success rate, is reduced indirectly.
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value 4 ensures to balance the channel congestion rate
and resource utilization rate.

If the value is small, it causes radio resources congestion when the data
traffic is busy, thereby the uplink TBF establishment success rate is
influenced.
If the value is large, PDTCH supported by users is not limited manually,

but users' feeling may be influenced because the PDTCH is multiplexed
too much.
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None
Relationship
None
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4.19.17 Max PS downlink user per TS (MaxPsUserPerTs_1)

Full Name
Max PS downlink user per TS
Abbreviation
MaxPsUserPerTs_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes the maximum number of PS downlink users
allowed by a single timeslot.
The PS with a single TS supports a maximum of 16 users at downlink.
The traffic is proper, and the default value is 6. The traffic can be
adjusted in accordance with the traffic. If this value is reduced, the KPI
index of the packet service, such as downlink TBF link success rate, is
reduced indirectly. If the downlink TBF link setup success rate of packet
services is low and the packet channel resources can satisfy users'
Description
requirement, a high value is recommended.
Managed Object
Cell
1..16
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value 6 ensures to balance the channel congestion rate
and resource utilization rate.
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If the value is small, it causes radio resources congestion when the data
traffic is busy, thereby the uplink TBF establishment success rate is
influenced.
If the value is large, PDTCH supported by users is not limited manually,

but users' feeling may be influenced because the PDTCH is multiplexed
too much.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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No
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4.19.18 Support dynamic channel move (DynChMove)

Full Name
Support dynamic channel move
Abbreviation
DynChMove
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
A dynamic channel can be used for both the voice service and the PS
data service. For the cells configured with static TCH channels and dynamic channels, the CS voice service is already prior to use static TCH
channels but occupies dynamic channels as the voice service increases.
This parameter determines whether to support the function of channel
adjustment. This function releases the CS service that occupies dynamic
Description
PDCH channels and switches the service to the static TCH channel.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

For the cells configured with both dynamic channels and static channels,
it is recommended that this function be enabled. After that, the number
of channels available for the PS service increases and the handover

times in the cell increase.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.19.19 Idle static TCH THS for dynamic channel move

(IdleTCHForDChMove,%)
Full Name
Idle static TCH THS for dynamic channel move
Abbreviation
(IdleTCHForDChMove,%)
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If the proportion of idle static TCH channels in a cell to all the available service channels is higher than this threshold, the CS service that occupies
Description
the dynamic PDCH channel can be switched to the static TCH channel.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Unit
%
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Default Value
20
Default Value
If this threshold is configured too low, it is easier to migrate the CS
service on the dynamic channel to the static channel.

This parameter determines the start threshold of dynamic channel

migration. Adjusting this threshold will increase or decrease the
frequency of dynamic channel migration accordingly.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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iBSCV6.20.710
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4.19.20 PS channel alloc reduction support (SuppReducePd)

Full Name
PS channel alloc reduction support
Abbreviation
SuppReducePd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter determines whether the cell supports reducing the number
Description
of PDTCH in use based on the PDTCH load.
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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To increase the number of accessed mobile phones and reduce the

error ratio of TBF establishment in case of high traffic load in a cell,
enable the feature.
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Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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4.19.21 Initial limit threshold of PDTCH alloc (LmtThreshold_0)

Full Name
Initial limit threshold of PDTCH alloc
Abbreviation
LmtThreshold_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter is the initial limit on the number of PDTCH. When the channel load meets the condition: initial limit<= channel load < medium limit,
Description
one channel can be reduced.
Managed Object
CELL
65..74
step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
70
Default Value
Enable the initial limit on channel distribution when the traffic reaches a
certain volume.

The larger the value, the higher the initial limit is.
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Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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4.19.22 Medium limit threshold of PDTCH alloc (LmtThreshold_1)

Full Name
Medium limit threshold of PDTCH alloc
Abbreviation
LmtThreshold_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter is the medium limit on the number of PDTCH. When the
channel load meets the condition: medium limit<= channel load < Maxi-
Description
mum limit, two channels can be reduced.
Managed Object
CELL
75..84
step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
80
Default Value
Enable the medium limit on channel distribution when the traffic reaches
a higher volume.

The larger the value, the higher the medium limit is.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
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Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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4.19.23 Maximum limit threshold of PDTCH alloc (LmtThreshold_2)

Full Name
Maximum limit threshold of PDTCH alloc
Abbreviation
LmtThreshold_2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter is the maximum limit on the number of PDTCH. When the
Description
channel load is greater this limit, four channels can be reduced.
Managed Object
CELL
85..94
step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
90
Default Value
Enable the maximum limit on channel distribution when the traffic is
very high.

The larger the value, the higher the maximum limit is.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
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No
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4.19.24 Damping of PDTCH alloc from limit to non-limit

(LmtThreshold_3)
Full Name
Damping of PDTCH alloc from limit to non-limit
Abbreviation
LmtThreshold_3
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
This parameter is used to avoid frequent changes between limited chan-
Description
nel allocation and unlimited channel allocation.
Managed Object
CELL
0..15
step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Reduce frequent changes between limited channel allocation and
unlimited channel allocation.

The smaller the parameter value, the more probable the traffic is subject

to changes between limited channel allocation and unlimited allocation.

The larger the value, the less probable the traffic is subject to such
changes, but the sensibility to channel load changes is reduced.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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OMC Access Path
No
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4.20 PS Handover Parameters

4.20.1 PS handover support (HandoverSupp)
Full Name
PS handover support
Abbreviation
HandoverSupp
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether the cell supports MS to perform PS
Description
handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Currently, the function of this version is not commercially used, so the
value should not be modified.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]RlcStateReset
[Cell]EnablePCCNTrigHO
Relationship
The service function parameters used by the PS handover are valid until
this parameter is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->PS Handover

parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.20.2 ACK of PS handover command (HOCommandAck)

Full Name
ACK of PS handover command
Abbreviation
HOCommandAck
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether PS HANDOVER COMMAND requires
Description
acknowledgement.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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4.20.3 Blind transmission support (BlindTransSupp)

Full Name
Blind transmission support
Abbreviation
BlindTransSupp
3GPP Name
Blind Transmission
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 43.129
This parameter describes whether the cell supports blind transmission.
The blind transmission means the target cell begins to transmit downlink
Description
data before the MS accesses to the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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4.20.4 Optimised handover support (OptimizeHOSupp)

Full Name
Optimised handover support
Abbreviation
OptimizeHOSupp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether the optimized handover is supported
in the cell that supports PS handover.
If the optimized handover is allowed, it is necessary to decide whether
the serving cell and the target cell have the same NSE and RA. If they
have the same NSE and RA, and relevant QoS information (including
PFI, PFT, ABQP, and AR) is obtained, perform optimized handover.
Description
Otherwise, perform normal handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
This is a special functional switch, which is enabled by default.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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No
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None
4.20.5 Send handover access in synchronised handover

(SendAccessSync)
Full Name
Send handover access in synchronised handover
Abbreviation
SendAccessSync
3GPP Name
PS Handover Access
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 43.129
This parameter indicates whether the handover message should be sent
during synchronization handover.After the MS receives the PS handover
message, it performs handover to the channel allocated in the new cell.
For example, if the PS HANDOVER COMMAND message carries Handover Reference, the MS will send the PS HANDOVER ACCESS mes-
Description
sage to BSS.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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No
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None
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None
4.20.6 Send handover access in pre-synchronised handover

(SendAccessPreSync)
Full Name
Send handover access in pre-synchronised handover
Abbreviation
SendAccessPreSync
3GPP Name
PS Handover Access
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 43.129
This parameter describes whether the PS HANDOVERACCESS message should be sent during the pre-synchronization handover.After the
MS receives the PS handover message, it performs handover to the channel allocated in the new cell. For example, if the PS HANDOVER COMMAND message carries Handover Reference, the MS will send the PS
Description
HANDOVER ACCESS message to BSS.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Change Mode
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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None
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None
4.20.7 Reset RLC (RlcStateReset)

Full Name
Reset RLC
Abbreviation
RlcStateReset
3GPP Name
RLC_RESET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060
This parameter indicates whether the state of RLC should be reset. That
is, the related variables of the RLC layer entity keep the same when the
Description
MS performs handover from the source cell to the target cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
If the PS handover is not supported, hold the RLC state.
Currently, this parameter is displayed only and does not need to be
adjusted.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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parameters
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
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None
4.20.8 Trigger PS handover by PCCN (EnablePCCNTrigHO)

Full Name
Trigger PS handover by PCCN
Abbreviation
EnablePCCNTrigHO
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether to use PCCN to trigger PS handover.
That is, BSC makes PS handover decison when it receives PCCN (Packet
Description
Cell Change Notification) transmitted by MS.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
BSCcan make handover decision when it receives measurement report
or PCCN message, so as to perform handover as soon as possible.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
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No
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parameters
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None
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None
4.20.9 Early get system information in intra-BSS handover

(EarlyGetSysIntra)
Full Name
Early get system information in intra-BSS handover
Abbreviation
EarlyGetSysIntra
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether to obtain the system information of ad-
Description
jacent cell in advance during intra-BSS handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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No
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4.21 EDGE Parameters

4.21.1 Max number of GTTP lapdm frame (GttpLapdmNum)
Full Name
Max number of GTTP lapdm frame
Abbreviation
GttpLapdmNum
3GPP Name
MAX_LAPDm
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the maximum number of GTTP Lapdm frames.
It specifies the maximum number of Lapdm frames of GPRS signalling
message transmitted on the main DCCH.If MS and the network side support DYM, MS is in the dedicated mode, and MS or the network side needs
to transparently transmit the upper layer information at the Um interface,
use GPRS transparent procedure on the main DCCH when: 1, the information to transmit is GPRS signalling; 2, length of the GTTP message is
Description
smaller than the setting value of this parameter.
Managed Object
Cell
0...7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value 3 is enough for transmitting such GMM signalling
services as RAU and ATTACH.
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The larger the value is, the longer the GPRS signalling is carried, and
the more the LAPDm channel is influenced.Usually, GPRS signalling is
not long, so it is suggested to set the value to an appropriate value. If

the value is too large, user experience of voice services will be slightly
influenced.If signalling transmission cannot reach the maximum number
of GTTP Lapdm frames, use the transmission mode of setting up TBF in
the dedicated mode.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-01-03-005 Dual Transfer Mode
Related Parameters
[Cell]DTMSupport
Relationship
GttpLapdmNum is valid after the DTMSupport function is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->EDGE parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
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None
4.21.2 EGPRS packet channel request access program support

(EgprsPacketChreq)
Full Name
EGPRS packet channel request access program support
Abbreviation
EgprsPacketChreq
3GPP Name
EGPRS_PACKET_CHANNEL_REQUEST
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter information is broadcast to the MS in GRPS CELL OPTIONS of SI13, PSI1 and PSI13. It indicates if the cell supports EGPRS_PACKET_CHANNEL_REQUEST access flow. If the cell supports
EGPRS and this flow, the EGPRS terminal is able to originate EGPRS
Description
packet access flow on RACH or PRACH (if PBCCH exists).
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The system default uses forcible two phase access, so this function
is not enabled.

The network side hopes MS adopts one phase access to enable

this function. For the cell without forcible two phase access, the MS
supporting EGPRS will trigger one-phase access procedure.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-03-05-003 EGPRS Packet Channel Request on CCCH
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.3 Uplink LA+IR quality control support (IrSupportUp)

Full Name
Uplink LA+IR quality control support
Abbreviation
IrSupportUp
3GPP Name
RESEGMENT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter indicates whether the cell supports "uplink IR quality control".If it supports, the network could set the RESEGMENT in
PACKET UPLINK ACK/NACK, PACKET UPLINK ASSIGNMENT and
PACK TIMESLOT RECONFIGURE message as FALSE to inform MS
system of using IR quality control mode, and MS uplink retransmission
Description
could not be segmented.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
If this switch is enabled, the uplink throughput can be improved, and MS
uplink retransmission is not segmented but occupies BTS memory.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-03-05-006 Incremental Redundancy in UL
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
ZGO-03-05-002 EGPRS Link Adaptation
OMC Access Path

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None
Parameter Modifying
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None
4.21.4 Take Preemptive transmit bit function (PreemptivetRans)

Full Name
Take Preemptive transmit bit function
Abbreviation
PreemptivetRans
3GPP Name
PRE_EMPTIVE_TRANSMISSION
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0
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This parameter indicates whether the cell employs the "PreemptivetRans

bit" function. If the cell supports that function, network indicates MS
whether to send the RLC data of PENDING-ACK when there is no
data in NACK status and no new RLC data block to be transmitted or
the transmission window is full by PRE_EMPTIVE_TRANSMISSION in
PACKET UPLINK ACK/NACK message.
Yes: Use preemptive transmission. MS should not send the data block
in PENDING-ACK status. But for the last piece of current TBF, even if its
status is PENDING ACK, it should be transmitted.
No: Do not use preemptive transmission. MS should send the oldest
data in PENDING-ACK status, then the second oldest data.If all data in
Description
PENDING-ACK status have been sent, repeat from the oldest one.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

If the cell supports that function, network indicates MS whether to send
the RLC data of PENDING-ACK when there is no data in NACK status
and no new RLC data block to be transmitted or the transmission
window is full by PRE_EMPTIVE_TRANSMISSION in PACKET UPLINK

ACK/NACK message.Enabling the preemptive transmit function can
improve throughput to a certain extent.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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None
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4.21.5 Average filter period for uplink BEP (BEPperiodUp)

Full Name
Average filter period for uplink BEP
Abbreviation
BEPperiodUp
3GPP Name
BEP_PERIOD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is the internal parameter of PCU. The meaning of this
parameter is the same as BEPPeriodDown, but it is to calculate the uplink
Description
measurement data inside of PCU.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The protocol recommends to set the forgetting factor to 0.4
corresponding to 4 of this parameter.

The relatively large value helps increase the weight of the previous
measurement report. Consequently, it brings a positive impact on the
related index of throughput and the actual calculated BEP is more
reliable.
The relatively small value helps adjust the coding mode when the radio
environment changes accidentally.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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None
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4.21.6 Average filter period for downlink BEP (BEPperiodDown)

Full Name
Average filter period for downlink BEP
Abbreviation
BEPperiodDown
3GPP Name
BEP_PERIOD
3GPP Reference
TS45.008: "Radio subsystem link control"

This parameter information is broadcast to the MS in the GPRS Cell
options of SI13, PSI1 and PSI13.In the EGPRS system, EGPRS MS
decides to report the MEAN_REP_AV (average error bit rate of the
radio block) and CV_BEP_AV (variance coefficient of radio block error
bit rate) under the whole TBF, or the measurement data per time slot
MEAN_BEP_TNx (0-7).
The protocol defines the calculation formula of these measurement data
(refer to 05.08 10.2.3.2.1). An oblivion factor is used in the formula and
Description
the value of the factor is defined by the average period of BEP filter.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is dependent upon the value range defined in the
protocol, and the measurement interval.

The relatively large value helps increase the weight of the previous
measurement report. Consequently, it brings a positive impact on the
related index of throughput and the actual calculated BEP is more
reliable.
The relatively small value helps adjust the coding mode when the radio
environment changes accidentally.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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OMC Access Path
NO
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.7 EGPRS phone quality measure mode (LinkQuameaMode)

Full Name
EGPRS phone quality measure mode
Abbreviation
LinkQuameaMode
3GPP Name
LINK_QUALITY_MEASUREMENT_MODE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

This parameter defines EGPRS phone quality measure mode. It is
sent to MS in the PACKET DOWNLINK ASSIGNMENT or PACKET
TIMESLOT RECONFIGURE message.EGPRS measurement could
be performed based on each impulse, which is to measure by the
granularity of BURST. The feature of rapid EGPRS measurement
makes the network side be able to quickly respond the change of radio
environment, so as to choose the most proper coding mode and perform
power control.
This parameter is set in the measurement of EGPRS Timeslot Link
Quality Measurements IE. The following is the description of the
parameter values:
0: According to TB, MS reports MEAN-BEPinstead of I_LEVEL;
1: According to TB, , MS reports MEAN-BEP, and the obtained I_LEVEL
of 0-7 timeslot;
2: MS reports each MEAN-BEP with timeslot allocated, instead of
I_LEVEL;
3: MS reports each MEAN-BEP with timeslot allocated, and I_LEVEL
Description
with no more than 4 timeslots.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2, 3)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Theoretically, setting of the default value is the best that MS reports
measurement performance according to timeslots.
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If the value is 1, 2, or 3 and MS reports the performance according to

timeslot, wrong or missed reports may occur to some terminals, which
influences the dynamic adjustment of coding scheme.
It is more reasonable for MS to report in MEAN_BEP and CV_BEP

mode, so the proposed value is 0 and MS reports the performance
based on BTF because.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-03-05-002 EGPRS Link Adaptation
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.8 EDGE initial downlink allocation by multislot class1

(Info1_1_0)
Full Name
EDGE initial downlink allocation by multislot class1
Abbreviation
Info1_1_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether EDGE initial downlink allocation is
in accordance with multi-slot class 1.If it is, the initial allocation only
allocates one timeslot in accordance with multi-slot class 1; if it isn't, the
initial allocation allocates one or more timeslots in accordance with the
actual multi-slot capability.
Description
This parameter is employed after the version V6.20.21.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is to ensure the service rate of small bust packages.
If the PDCHs and Abis resources are enough, set the value as No; if the
PDCHs and Abis resources are not enough, set the value as Yes.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.9 Use parameter of EGPRS Prior to GPRS' in Cell (Info1_7_5)

Full Name
Use parameter of EGPRS Prior to GPRS' in Cell
Abbreviation
Info1_7_5
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to use the parameter of 'EGPRS Prior
to GPRS' in the cell. When the EGPRS prior to GPRS function is enabled
and this parameter is set to Yes, the cell-level allocating weights of EGPRS parameter is used. The number of blocks allocated to EGPRS and
Description
GPRS are adjusted according to a certain ratio.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
The default value can be enabled as needed.

If it is necessary to set customized parameters for the cell, set this
parameter to 1; if the BSC-level parameters are used rather than the
customized parameters, set this parameter to 0.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]Info_4_6
[BSC]Info1_7_6
This parameter is valid until the Info_4_6 parameter is enabled; The
Relationship
Info1_7_6 parameter is valid until the Info_4_6 parameter and this

parameter are enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.10 Allocating weights of EGPRS (Info1_7_6)

Full Name
Allocating weights of EGPRS
Abbreviation
Info1_7_6
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the allocating weights of EGPRS for a
cell.When the EGPRS prior to GPRS function is enabled and this
parameter is set to Yes, the cell-level allocating weights of EGPRS
parameter is used. The number of blocks allocated to EGPRS and
GPRS are adjusted according to a certain ratio.
If the value is 0, the cell EGPRS service fails to get blocks. If the value is
Description
100, the cell GPRS service fails to get blocks.
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Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
70
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in consideration of the rate of EGPRS
and GPRS in the cell.

If it is necessary to set the customized parameters for the cell, enable
the setting of cell-level customized parameters.When EDGE and GPRS

share the same channel, this parameter value is larger, the EDGE user
gets more radio blocks and the EDGE service rate is higher. The smaller
this parameter value is, the less radio blocks the EDGE user gets, and
the lower the EDGE service rate is. This parameter acts on the dynamic
and static data service channels.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]Info_4_6
[BSC]Info_4_7
[BSC]Info1_7_5
Relationship
This parameter takes effect until the parameters Info_4_6 and Info1_7_5
are enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.21.11 EGPRS uplink init. Coding scheme/EGPRS

downlink init. Coding scheme/EGPRS uplink max.
coding schme/EGPRS downlink max. coding scheme
(EGPRSInitAttSelt_0~EGPRSInitAttSelt_3)
EGPRS uplink init.
Coding scheme/EGPRS downlink init.
scheme/EGPRS uplink max.
Coding
coding schme/EGPRS downlink max.
Full Name
coding scheme
Abbreviation
EGPRSInitAttSelt_0~EGPRSInitAttSelt_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the initial coding scheme EGPRS subscribers
used. It is represented by a BYTE array, including EGPRS uplink initial
coding scheme, EGPRS downlink initial coding scheme, EGPRS uplink
Description
max coding scheme, and EGPRS downlink max coding scheme.
Managed Object
Cell
(MCS1, MCS2, MCS3, MCS4, MCS5, MCS6, MCS7, MCS8, MCS9)
Unit
None
Default Value
(MCS6, MCS6, MCS9, MCS9)
Default Value
According to the general radio quality, MCS6 satisfies the data
transmission requirements.

If the cell radio quality is good, the initial coding scheme can be higher.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-03-05-002 Initial Coding Scheme per Cell Settable
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
4.21.12 EGPRS phones init. Code can be changed

(InitAttachExch_1)
Full Name
EGPRS phones init. Code can be changed
Abbreviation
InitAttachExch_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the coding method of EGPRS phones in
cell could be changed dynamically. The parameter bit1 indicates whether
the coding scheme of EGPRS phones is changed dynamically.0
Description
, 1.
Managed Object
Cell
1: 1: : Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The default value is set in accordance with the adaptive coding scheme
of radio environment, so as to improve the packet transmission rate.

The value is better set to Yes in accordance with the adaptive coding
scheme of radio environment, so as to improve the packet transmission
rate.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-03-05-002 Initial Coding Scheme per Cell Settable
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.13 FANR in uplink TBF support (INFO1_4_0)

Full Name
FANR in uplink TBF support
Abbreviation
INFO1_4_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether FANR is supported by uplink TBF in
the cell.If the network and MS support FANR, the receiving information of
downlink radio blocks can be carried in uplink radio blocks and the network
can be timely informed of the receiving condition of downlink radio blocks,
Description
to accelerate retransmission of missed downlink radio blocks.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]INFO1_4_5
[BSC]Info_4_0
Relationship
INFO1_4_5 parameter is valid until the Info_4_0 parameter and this

Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
4.21.14 FANR in downlink TBF support (INFO1_4_1)

Full Name
FANR in downlink TBF support
Abbreviation
INFO1_4_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the downlink TBF in the cell supports
FANR.If the network and MS support FANR, the receiving information of
uplink radio blocks can be carried in downlink radio blocks and the network
can be timely informed of the receiving condition of uplink radio blocks, to
Description
accelerate retransmission of missed uplink radio blocks.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]INFO1_4_4
[BSC]Info_4_1
Relationship
INFO1_4_4 parameter is valid until the Info_4_0 parameter and this

Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
4.21.15 DLDC support (INFO1_4_2)

Full Name
DLDC support
Abbreviation
INFO1_4_2
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the cell supports downlink dual carrier.If
the network and MS support support downlink dual carrier, two carriers
Description
can be allocated to the downlink.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Trx]PairTrxId
Relationship
The PairTrxId parameter should be configured until this parameter is

enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.21.16 RTTI support (INFO1_4_3)

Full Name
RTTI support
Abbreviation
INFO1_4_3
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to support RTTI function.
RTTI is relative to BTTI. BTTI is the basic transmission interval,
indicating to transmit one radio block with four consecutive bursts on
a channel in 20 ms.RTTI means to transmit one radio block with four
bursts on two channels in 10 ms, in which each channel provides two
Description
consecutive bursts respectively.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]RTTIPrefer
Relationship
The RTTIPrefer parameter should be configured until this parameter

is enabled.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.21.17 Enable event-based FANR in downlink TBF (INFO1_4_4)

Full Name
Enable event-based FANR in downlink TBF
Abbreviation
INFO1_4_4
3GPP Name
event-based FANR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060
This parameter information is issued to MS in the packet downlink assignment, to indicate MS whether to use the event-based FANR. That is. MS
actively carries the received bitmap information of the downlink blocks in
the uplink radio block data after it finds that some of the downlink blocks
Description
are lost or out of sequence.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.21.18 Encoding mode of PAN in uplink TBF (INFO1_4_5)

Full Name
Encoding mode of PAN in uplink TBF
Abbreviation
INFO1_4_5
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter information is issued to MS in the packet uplink assignment, to indicate the uplink TBF using the SSN-based encoding. That is,
the received bitmap encoding uses the received block bitmap format in
Description
the downlink response message.
Managed Object
Cell
0: SSN-based encoding
1: TIME-based encoding
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This version only accomplishes the encoding based on SSN.

Currently, this parameter is always 0 and does not need to be adjusted.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.21.19 Bep_Period2 of uplink (INFO1_4_6)

Full Name
Bep_Period2 of uplink
Abbreviation
INFO1_4_6
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
The protocol (45.008) stipulates the calculation formula of the measurement data. An oblivion factor whose value is defined by the average period of the BEP filter is used in the formula. This parameter is used to
calculate the uplink measurement data of a certain MS inside of PCU and
takes priority over the general parameter BEPperiodUp. If this parameter
Description
is unavailable, use the parameter BEPperiodUp.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Currently, this parameter is not used and does not need to be adjusted.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.21.20 Bep_Period2 of downlink (INFO1_4_10)

Full Name
Bep_Period2 of downlink
Abbreviation
INFO1_4_10
3GPP Name
BEP_PERIOD2
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS V45.008
This parameter information is issued to the MS in PACCH/DL. The
protocol (45.008) stipulates the calculation formula of the measurement
data. An oblivion factor whose value is defined by the average period
of the BEP filter is used in the formula. This parameter information
is applied to a certain MS and takes priority over the parameter
BEPperiodDown broadcast in the system message 13 and packet
system message 13.If this parameter is unavailable, the MS uses the
Description
parameter BEPperiodDown.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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4.21.21 EGPRS2-A uplink initial coding scheme (EGPRS2AInitAtt

Selt_0)
Full Name
EGPRS2-A uplink initial coding scheme
Abbreviation
EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter represents the coding scheme initially used by EGPRS2A
Description
MS in the uplink.
Managed Object
Cell
4: MCS1
5: MCS2
6: MCS3
7: MCS4
8: MCS5
9: MCS6
13: UAS7
14: UAS8
15: UAS9
16: UAS10
17: UAS11
Unit
None
Default Value
15: UAS9
Default Value
The intermediate value is taken according to the general wireless
environment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
Relationship
The value of EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_0 is not greater than that of

EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_2.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.22 EGPRS2-A downlink initial coding scheme

(EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_1)
Full Name
EGPRS2-A downlink initial coding scheme
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter represents the coding scheme initially used by EGPRS2A
Description
MS in the downlink.
Managed Object
Cell
4: MCS1
5: MCS2
6: MCS3
7: MCS4
13: DAS5
14: DAS6
15: DAS7
16: DAS8
17: DAS9
18: DAS10
19: DAS11
20: DAS12
Unit
None
Default Value
17: DAS9
Default Value
The intermediate value is taken according to the general wireless
environment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.23 EGPRS2-A uplink maximum coding scheme

Full Name
EGPRS2-A uplink maximum coding scheme
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter represents the maximum coding scheme that can be used
Description
by EGPRS2A MS in the uplink.
Managed Object
Cell
4: MCS1
5: MCS2
6: MCS3
7: MCS4
8: MCS5
9: MCS6
13: UAS7
14: UAS8
15: UAS9
16: UAS10
17: UAS11
Unit
None
Default Value
17: UAS11
Default Value
The maximum coding scheme, which is currently supported, is used.

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Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
Relationship
The value of EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_1 is not greater than that of

EGPRS2AInitAttSelt_3.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.24 EGPRS2-A downlink maximum coding scheme

Full Name
EGPRS2-A downlink maximum coding scheme
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter represents the maximum coding scheme that can be used
Description
by EGPRS2A MS in the downlink.
Managed Object
Cell
4: MCS1
5: MCS2
6: MCS3
7: MCS4
13: DAS5
14: DAS6
15: DAS7
16: DAS8
17: DAS9
18: DAS10
19: DAS11
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20: DAS12
Unit
None
Default Value
20: DAS12
Default Value
The maximum coding scheme, which is currently supported, is used.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.25 EGPRS2A MS initial code can be changed

(InitAttachExch_2)
Full Name
EGPRS2A MS initial code can be changed
Abbreviation
InitAttachExch_2
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the coding method of GPRS/EGPRS
Description
MS in the cell could be changed dynamically.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
1
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Default Value
The default value is enabled by default. The coding scheme can be
flexibly selected according to the radio environment.
The function is achieved in the subsequent versions and does not need
to be configured for the current version.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.21.26 Enable reduced latency access (RttiAccess)

Full Name
Enable reduced latency access
Abbreviation
RttiAccess
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the cell allows the reduced latency ac-
Description
cess on RTTI mobiles.
Managed Object
CELL
0: Not allowed
1: Allowed
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
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Open when this function is used.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Enhanced EDGE
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.22 AMR-WB Parameter

4.22.1 Thresholds for AMR-WB (AmrWBThresholds_0~AmrWBT
hresholds_7)
Full Name
Thresholds for AMR-WB
Abbreviation
AmrWBThresholds_0~AmrWBThresholds_7
3GPP Name
AmrWBThresholds_0~AmrWBThresholds_7
3GPP Reference
45.009
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Unit
0.5dB
TCH/WFS: 14, 20
Default Value
other: 6
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Default Value
None
Generally, it is not required to adjust the setting of this parameter unless
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->AMR-WB

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.22.2 Hysteresis for AMR-WB (AmrWBHysteresis_0~AmrWBHyst

eresis_7)
Full Name
Hysteresis for AMR-WB
Abbreviation
AmrWBHysteresis_0~AmrWBHysteresis_7
3GPP Name
hysteresis
3GPP Reference
45.009
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
0.5dB
Default Value
6 for TCH/WFS, other: 3
Default Value
None
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By checking the frequency of rate adjustment, decide whether this

parameter is configured properly. When the rate is adjusted too
frequently, it is required to configure the parameter to a larger value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->AMR-WB

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.23 VAMOS Parameter

Full Name
User label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->VAMOS

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.23.2 BSC ID (OMCBSCID)

Full Name
BSC ID
Abbreviation
OMCBSCID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The BSC ID cannot be modified. By default, it is the same as the subnet
Description
ID.
Managed Object
BSC
1..4095
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.23.3 The identifier of the site (SITEID)

Full Name
The identifier of the site
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the ID of this BTS, which cannot be modified.
Description
It is the same as the ID of an SDR management NE.
Managed Object
Site
1..1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.23.4 BTS ID (BTSID)

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BTSID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the ID of this cell, which cannot be modified.
Description
It is the same as the ID of an SDR sector.
Managed Object
Cell
1..24
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
according to the real number
Default Value
None
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
4.23.5 Support VAMOS (SupportVAMOS)

Full Name
Support VAMOS
Abbreviation
SupportVAMOS
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether this cell supports the VAMOS func-
Description
tion.
Managed Object
Cell
0: not support VAMOS;
1: support VAMOS
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Enable the VAMOS function according to operator requirements.
Change Mode
Offline
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Related features
ZGO-04-05-003 VAMOS Pairing and De-Pairing
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.6 Support MUTE SAIC detection (MuteSaicDetect)

Full Name
Support MUTE SAIC detection
Abbreviation
MuteSaicDetect
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether this cell supports the function of
Description
MUTE SAIC detection.
Managed Object
Cell
0: not support MUTE SAIC detection;
1: support MUTE SAIC detection
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Enable the function of MUTE SAIC detection according to operator
requirements.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.7 Support SAIC AFC detection (SaicAfcDetect)

Full Name
Support SAIC AFC detection
Abbreviation
SaicAfcDetect
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether this cell supports the function of SAIC
Description
AFC detection.
Managed Object
Cell
0: not support SAIC AFC detection;
1: support SAIC AFC detection
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Enable the function of SAIC AFC detection according to operator
requirements.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
0
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Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.8 The priority level of VAMOS pairing (PriorLevelOfPair)

Full Name
The priority level of VAMOS pairing
Abbreviation
PriorLevelOfPair
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the priority threshold of the subscribers for
which pairing is allowed. Ensure certain voice quality for the subscribers
with high priority and do not perform pairing according to operator
requirements.
When enabling the VAMOS function, the system performs pairing only
for the subscribers with the priority lower than this threshold rather than
Description
the subscribers with high priority.
Managed Object
Cell
1..14
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
By default, pairing is allowed for all the subscribers.

Unless otherwise specified, pairing is allowed for all the subscribers.
If operators have special requirements, adjust the priority of the
subscribers for pairing as required.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-04-05-006 VAMOS Pairing Based on User Priority
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.9 The load of start VAMOS FR pairing (FRPairLoadThr,%)

Full Name
The load of start VAMOS FR pairing
Abbreviation
FRPairLoadThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the load threshold for the channel with the
VAMOS FR pairing enabled. When the cell load exceeds this threshold,
Description
the system triggers FR pairing.
Managed Object
Cell
20..100
Unit
Default Value
40
Default Value
When the cell load reaches 40%, it is required to enable the VAMOS FR
pairing to avoid congestion and enhance system capacity.

The larger the value of this parameter, the lower the possibility of

triggering FR pairing and the higher the possibility of cell congestion.

The smaller the value of this parameter, the higher the possibility of
triggering FR pairing. In this case, new VAMOS pairs will increase
interference to the system.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]HRPairLoadThr
Relationship
FRPairLoadThr <= HRPairLoadThr
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.10 The load of start VAMOS HR pairing (HRPairLoadThr,%)

Full Name
The load of start VAMOS HR pairing
Abbreviation
HRPairLoadThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the load threshold for the channel with the
VAMOS HR pairing enabled. When the cell load exceeds this threshold,
Description
the system triggers FR or HR pairing.
Managed Object
Cell
20..100
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
When the cell load reaches 80%, that cell is regarded as busy. It is
required to enable the VAMOS HR pairing to enhance system capacity.


triggering HR pairing and the higher the possibility of cell congestion.

triggering HR pairing. In this case, new VAMOS pairs will increase
interference to the system.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]FRPairLoadThr
Relationship
FRPairLoadThr <= HRPairLoadThr
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.11 The level threshold of Vamos paring (LevThrOfPair)

Full Name
The level threshold of Vamos paring
Abbreviation
LevThrOfPair
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the receiving level threshold for pairing.
For two subscribers that multiplex a same timeslot, there are certain
requirements on the receiving quality and level of the subscribers before
the pairing. This ensures that they can work properly after pairing and
Description
does not affect other subscribers in the system.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value
Usually, the subscribers with the level larger than -80 dB have good
pairing effect and are not easy to cause pair release or call drop.
The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the requirements on
the receiving level of the subscribers before pairing and the harder the
pairing to be performed.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the lower the requirements on
the receiving level of the subscribers before pairing and the higher the
possibility that pair release or call drop occurs.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-04-05-004 VAMOS Pairing Based on Signal Level and Quality
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.12 The quality threshold of Vamos paring (QualThrOfPair)

Full Name
The quality threshold of Vamos paring
Abbreviation
QualThrOfPair
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the receiving quality threshold for pairing.
For two subscribers that multiplex a same timeslot, there are certain
requirements on the receiving quality and level of the subscribers before
the pairing. This ensures that they can work properly after pairing and
Description
does not affect other subscribers in the system.
Managed Object
Cell
0..70
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Usually, the subscribers with the quality smaller than 1 have good pairing
effect and are not easy to cause pair release or call drop.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the higher the requirements on
the receiving quality of the subscribers before pairing and the harder
the pairing to be performed.
The larger the value of this parameter, the lower the requirements on
the receiving quality of the subscribers before pairing and the higher the
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-04-05-004 VAMOS Pairing Based on Signal Level and Quality
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.13 The path loss ratio of candidates (PassLossRatio)

Full Name
The path loss ratio of candidates
Abbreviation
PassLossRatio
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the path loss threshold for pairing.
Description
The subscribers with closer path loss have good pairing effect.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Usually, the subscribers with the path loss ratio lower than 10% have
similar radio environments and the pairing is easy to be successful.

The smaller the value of this parameter, the higher the requirements
on the path loss ratio of the subscribers before pairing and the harder
the pairing to be performed.
The larger the value of this parameter, the lower the requirements on
the path loss ratio of the subscribers before pairing and the higher the
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-04-05-005 VAMOS Pairing Based on Path Loss
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.14 The expected received level (ExpectedLev)

Full Name
The expected received level
Abbreviation
ExpectedLev
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the target level value after pairing, that is, the
Description
minimum downlink level of the subscribers after pairing.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
Usually, the downlink receiving level after pairing can reach over -100
dB. In this case, subscriber calls can be normally made.

the downlink receiving level of the subscribers after pairing. In this case,

the required power is higher and the pairing to be performed is harder.

the downlink receiving level of the subscribers after pairing. Although
the pairing is easy to be performed, the possibility that pair release or
call drop occurs is higher.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.15 The uplink SCPIR threshold (SCPIR_Up)

Full Name
The uplink SCPIR threshold
Abbreviation
SCPIR_Up
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the SCPIR value of weak subscribers to strong
Description
subscribers.
Managed Object
Cell
15..30
value meaning
0 -15
1 -14
2 -13
...
30 15
Unit
None
Default Value
25
Default Value
When the uplink SCPIR is more than 10, the pairing effect is the best.
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the SCPIR of the subscribers for pairing and the harder the pairing to be
performed.
the SCPIR of the subscribers for pairing. Although the pairing is easy
to be performed, the possibility that pair release or call drop occurs is
higher.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.16 The downlink SCPIR threshold of NON-SAIC MS

(SCPIR_Dn_NoSaic)
Full Name
The downlink SCPIR threshold of NON-SAIC MS
Abbreviation
SCPIR_Dn_NoSaic
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the downlink SCPIR threshold for traditional
Description
MSs.
Managed Object
Cell
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21..30
value meaning
0 -15
1 -14
2 -13
...
30 15
Unit
None
Default Value
21
Default Value
When the downlink SCPIR is more than 6, the pairing effect is the best.

performed.
higher.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.17 The downlink SCPIR threshold of SAIC MS (SCPIR_Dn_Saic)

Full Name
The downlink SCPIR threshold of SAIC MS
Abbreviation
SCPIR_Dn_Saic
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the downlink SCPIR threshold for SAIC MSs.
Managed Object
Cell
11..30
value meaning
0 -15
1 -14
2 -13
...
30 15
Unit
None
Default Value
11
Default Value
When the downlink SCPIR is more than -4, the pairing effect is the best.

performed.
higher.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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4.23.18 The downlink SCPIR threshold of SAIC AFC MS

(SCPIR_Dn_SaicAfc)
Full Name
The downlink SCPIR threshold of SAIC AFC MS
Abbreviation
SCPIR_Dn_SaicAfc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the downlink SCPIR threshold for SAIC AFC
Description
MSs.
Managed Object
Cell
15..30
value meaning
0 -15
1 -14
2 -13
...
30 15
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
When the downlink SCPIR is more than 0, the pairing effect is the best.

performed.
higher.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.19 The downlink SCPIR threshold of VAMOS I MS

(SCPIR_Dn_VAMOSI)
Full Name
The downlink SCPIR threshold of VAMOS I MS
Abbreviation
SCPIR_Dn_VAMOSI
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the downlink SCPIR threshold for VAMOSv1
Description
MSs.
Managed Object
Cell
11..30
value meaning
0 -15
1 -14
2 -13
...
30 15
Unit
None
Default Value
11
Default Value

performed.
higher.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.20 The downlink SCPIR threshold of VAMOS II MS

(SCPIR_Dn_VAMOSII)
Full Name
The downlink SCPIR threshold of VAMOS II MS
Abbreviation
SCPIR_Dn_VAMOSII
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the downlink SCPIR threshold for VAMOSv2
Description
MSs.
Managed Object
Cell
5..30
value meaning
0 -15
1 -14
2 -13
...
30 15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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performed.
higher.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.21 P value of total power or SCPIR overflow

(PowerOrScpirOverP)
Full Name
P value of total power or SCPIR overflow
Abbreviation
PowerOrScpirOverP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the P value used when the system detects
whether the total power or SCPIR exceeds the threshold.
The BTS determines whether to release pairs during power control. The
judge process is as follows: If the total power or uplink/downlink SCPIR
of two subscribers exceeds the threshold during P out of recent N times
of power control, the system considers that these two subscribers are
Description
not suitable for pairing and thus initiates the process of pair release.
Managed Object
Cell
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1..20
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is recommended that this parameter be configured to 3, so as to
ensure that the judge process of pair release is precise and quick.
If this parameter is configured too small, there are few samples used for

pair release judgment and thus the pair release judgment is not precise.
If this parameter is configured too large, the time for pair release
judgment is excessively long and thus call drops may occurs because
the pair release is late.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]PowerOrScpirOverN
Relationship
PowerOrScpirOverP <= PowerOrScpirOverN
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.22 N value of total power or SCPIR overflow

(PowerOrScpirOverN)
Full Name
N value of total power or SCPIR overflow
Abbreviation
PowerOrScpirOverN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines the N value used when the system detects
whether the total power or SCPIR exceeds the threshold.
The BTS determines whether to release pairs during power control. The
judge process is as follows: If the total power or uplink/downlink SCPIR
of two subscribers exceeds the threshold during P out of recent N times
of power control, the system considers that these two subscribers are
Description
not suitable for pairing and thus initiates the process of pair release.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
ensure that the judge process of pair release is precise and quick.

pair release judgment and thus the pair release judgment is not precise.
If this parameter is configured too large, the time for pair release
judgment is excessively long and thus call drops may occurs because
the pair release is late.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]PowerOrScpirOverP
Relationship
PowerOrScpirOverP <= PowerOrScpirOverN
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.23 The detection quality threshold (SaicDetQual)

Full Name
The detection quality threshold
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Abbreviation
SaicDetQual
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the quality threshold of SAIC and AFC
detection. The quality before MUTE SAIC and AFC scrambling must
meet this threshold.
This parameter will be delivered to BTSs and thus this parameter still
Description
ranges from 0 to 7.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
2
When the subscriber quality is lower than 2, the system can perform
Default Value
SAIC and AFC detection. Otherwise, if scrambling exists in the case of
poor quality, the voice quality will be deteriorated seriously. In addition,

call drops occur.

This parameter must be configured too large because the current quality
is poor. In this case, if scrambling exists, the quality will be deteriorated
seriously and thus call drops occur.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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4.23.24 P value of MUTE SAIC detection (MuteSaicDetectP)

Full Name
P value of MUTE SAIC detection
Abbreviation
MuteSaicDetectP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the P value used during MUTE SAIC
detection. The N value is fixed to 10.
The judge process of MUTE SAIC detection is as follows: The BTS
periodically sends -QPSK test signals to a terminal. If certain
scrambling exists in the downlink direction when the downlink RQ is
good, the system determines whether an MS supports the SAIC function
according to the RQ value reported by the MS. If the downlink receiving
quality is higher than the threshold for P out of continuous N scrambling
Description
periods, the system considers the MS as a MUTE SAIC MS.
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
ensure that the judge process of MUTE SAIC detection is precise.

judgment and thus the judgment is not precise.
If this parameter is configured too large, the time for judgment is

excessively long and thus the interference in the system is increasing.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.25 Thresholdof Frequecy Shift (FreqShiftThre,Hz)

Full Name
Thresholdof Frequecy Shift
Abbreviation
FreqShiftThre
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the frequency deviation of SAIC AFC detection. If the detection result is higher than this threshold, the system con-
Description
siders that the MS is a faulty AFC MS.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1000
Unit
Hz
Default Value
400
Default Value
Generally, frequency deviation within 400 Hz is acceptable.

It is recommended that this parameter be not adjusted.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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4.23.26 The time of SAIC AFC detection (SaicAfcDetectTime)

Full Name
The time of SAIC AFC detection
Abbreviation
SaicAfcDetectTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the duration of SAIC AFC detection.
Description
This parameter determines the number of valid uplink bursts.
Managed Object
Cell
1..40
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value

If this parameter is configured too large, the interference in the system is

increasing.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.23.27 P value of SAIC AFC detection (SaicAfcDetectP)

Full Name
P value of SAIC AFC detection

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Abbreviation
SaicAfcDetectP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the P value used for SAIC AFC detection.
The process of SAIC AFC detection is as follows: The BTS sends
-QPSK test signals to a terminal and adds certain interference signals
in the downlink direction, and meanwhile detects the frequency deviation
of each valid uplink burst. If P out of continuous N uplink bursts meet this
threshold, the system considers that the MS is a faulty AFC MS. If the
above condition is not met within the test period, the system considers
Description
that the MS is not a faulty AFC MS.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]SaicAfcDetectN
Relationship
SaicAfcDetectP <= SaicAfcDetectN
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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4.23.28 N value of SAIC AFC detection (SaicAfcDetectN)

Full Name
N value of SAIC AFC detection
Abbreviation
SaicAfcDetectN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the N value used for SAIC AFC detection.
The process of SAIC AFC detection is as follows: The BTS sends
-QPSK test signals to a terminal and adds certain interference signals
in the downlink direction, and meanwhile detects the frequency deviation
of each valid uplink burst. If P out of continuous N uplink bursts meet this
threshold, the system considers that the MS is a faulty AFC MS. If the
above condition is not met within the test period, the system considers
Description
that the MS is not a faulty AFC MS.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]SaicAfcDetectP
Relationship
SaicAfcDetectP <= SaicAfcDetectN
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24 Cell Power Parameter

4.24.1 UpLink optimize method for immediate assignment
(PwrOptCtrl_0)
Full Name
UpLink optimize method for immediate assignment
Abbreviation
PwrOptCtrl_0
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the uplink power optimization mode in the
Description
case of immediate assignment.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Usually, the maximum power can be used during immediate optimization.
Usually, this parameter is configured to "No". To reduce interference by
optimizing the initial power, this parameter can be configured to "Yes".
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Cell Power

Parameter
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Version
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.2 DownLink optimize method for immediate assignment

(PwrOptCtrl_4)
Full Name
DownLink optimize method for immediate assignment
Abbreviation
PwrOptCtrl_4
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the downlink power optimization mode in the
Description
case of immediate assignment.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Usually, the maximum power can be used during immediate optimization.
by optimizing the initial power or to improve the success rate of
power admission by using the function of dynamic power sharing, this
Usually, this parameter is configured to "No". To reduce interference
parameter can be configured to "Yes".

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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.3 UpLink optimize method for assignment or intracell

handover (PwrOptCtrl_8)
Full Name
UpLink optimize method for assignment or intracell handover
Abbreviation
PwrOptCtrl_8
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
case of assignment and inner-cell handover.
Managed Object
Cell
Not Optimize, Inherit power of previous channel, Optimize according to
target level
Unit
None
Default Value
Not Optimize
Default Value
Using the maximum power has certain benefits.

To reduce interference by optimizing the initial power, it is required to
inherit the power of the original channel or optimize the power by using

the target level.

The power of the original channel is used because the power control has
been implemented on the original channel. If the original channel does
not implement power control in time, it is required to optimize the power
by using the target level.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.4 DownLink optimize method for assignment or intracell

handover (PwrOptCtrl_12)
Full Name
DownLink optimize method for assignment or intracell handover
Abbreviation
PwrOptCtrl_12
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
case of assignment and inner-cell handover.
Managed Object
Cell
target level
Unit
None
Default Value
Not Optimize
Default Value

To reduce interference by optimizing the initial power or improve the
success rate of power admission by using the function of dynamic power
sharing, it is required to inherit the power of the original channel or
optimize the power by using the target level.
The power of the original channel is used because the power control has
been implemented on the original channel. If the original channel does
not implement power control in time, it is required to optimize the power
by using the target level.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.5 UpLink optimize method for intercell handover

(PwrOptCtrl_16)
Full Name
UpLink optimize method for intercell handover
Abbreviation
PwrOptCtrl_16
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
case of inter-cell handover.
Managed Object
Cell
target level
Unit
None
Default Value
Not Optimize
Default Value

To reduce interference by optimizing the initial power, it is required to

inherit the power of the original channel or optimize the power by using
the target level.
These two modes are commonly used. Which mode will be used
depends on the operator preference.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.6 DownLink optimize method for intercell handover

(PwrOptCtrl_20)
Full Name
DownLink optimize method for intercell handover
Abbreviation
PwrOptCtrl_20
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
case of inter-cell handover.
Managed Object
Cell
Not Optimize, Optimize according to target level
Unit
None
Default Value
Not Optimize
Default Value

To reduce interference by optimizing the initial power or improve the
success rate of power admission by using the function of dynamic power
sharing, it is required to optimize the power by using the target level.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.7 Uplink target level (UlTargetLevel)

Full Name
Uplink target level
Abbreviation
UlTargetLevel
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the uplink target level for power optimization.
When the system uses the uplink target level for power optimization, it is
required to adjust the initial transmission power of the MS, so as to make
Description
the receiving level of the BTS reach this value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63, Step: 1
(0: <-110dBm; 1: -110dBm..-109dBm; ... ; 62: -49dBm..-48dBm; 63:
>-48dBm)
Unit
dB
Default Value
30
Default Value
Usually, -80 dBm is considered as a strong uplink receiving level.

It is required to configure this parameter according to the network level
or quality distribution, so as to ensure good quality when this level is
applied.
If this parameter is configured too high, the effect of power optimization

is not obvious. If this parameter is configured too low, access to the
new channel may fail.
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None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.8 Downlink target level (DlTargetLevel)

Full Name
Downlink target level
Abbreviation
DlTargetLevel
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the downlink target level for power optimization. When the system uses the downlink target level for power optimization, it is required to adjust the initial transmission power of the BTS, so
Description
as to make the receiving level of the MS reach this value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63, Step: 1
(0: <-110dBm; 1: -110dBm..-109dBm; ... ; 62: -49dBm..-48dBm; 63:
>-48dBm)
Unit
dB
Default Value
35
Default Value
Usually, -75 dBm is considered as a strong downlink receiving level.

or quality distribution, so as to ensure good quality when this level is
applied.
If this parameter is configured too high, the effect of power optimization

is not obvious. If this parameter is configured too low, access to the
new channel may fail.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.9 Low RSSI threshold (LowRssiThs)

Full Name
Low RSSI threshold(LowRssiThs)
Abbreviation
LowRssiThs
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the lower RSSI threshold for power
optimization.
When an MS accesses the network for the first time, the BTS detects
the level RSSI of access pulse in the request on the RACH channel and
reports the RSSI to the BSC. Then, the BSC classifies the receiving level
into high, medium, and low levels according to the configured thresholds
of LOWRSSITHS and HIGHRSSITHS.
Decrease the MS power during immediate assignment.
When RSSI is smaller than LOWRSSITHS, MSPower_Opt is equal to
MSTXPowerMax.
When LOWRSSITHS is equal to or smaller than RSSI<HIGHRSSITHS,
MSPower_Opt is equal to MSTXPowerMax-2dB.
When RSSI is larger than or equal to HIGHRSSITHS, MSPower_Opt
is equal to MSTXPowerMax-4dB.
For symmetry of upstream and downstream links, the same judgment
Description
mode is applied for the downstream link, so as to decrease the power.
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Note: There is no MSPOWER parameter in an immediate assignment

message and therefore the uplink power cannot be specified.
The MS power is sent to the BTS through an activation channel message
and then to the MS after being encapsulated on the SACCH frame
header. Therefore, there will be a small delay.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63, Step: 1
(0: <-110dBm; 1: -110dBm..-109dBm; ....62: -49dBm..-48dBm;63:
>-48dBm)
Unit
dB
Default Value
32
Default Value
Usually, -78 dBm on the RACH channel is considered as a strong

receiving level. In the case of immediate assignment, the power can be
decreased by 2 dB.
or quality distribution, so as to ensure that the RACH channel reaches
this level.
Even when the uplink power and downlink power are deceased by 2 dB,
the voice quality is still good. It is recommended that this parameter be

configured to a conservative value because the RACH signal has only
one pulse and thus the measurement precision of the signal strength is
relatively poor when compared with that of dedicated channels.
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
HighRssiThs
Relationship
R_BTS2.HighRssiThs > R_BTS2.LowRssiThs
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
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New
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4.24.10 High RSSI Threshold (HighRssiThs)

Full Name
High RSSI Threshold
Abbreviation
HighRssiThs
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the upper RSSI threshold for power
optimization.
When an MS accesses the network for the first time, the BTS detects the
level RSSI of access pulse requested on the RACH channel and reports
the RSSI to the BSC. Then, the BSC classifies the receiving level into
high, medium, and low levels according to the configured thresholds of
LOWRSSITHS and HIGHRSSITHS.
Decrease the MS power during immediate assignment.
When RSSI is smaller than LOWRSSITHS, MSPower_Opt is equal to
MSTXPowerMax.
When LOWRSSITHS is equal to or smaller than RSSI<HIGHRSSITHS,
MSPower_Opt is equal to MSTXPowerMax-2dB.
When RSSI is larger than or equal to HIGHRSSITHS, MSPower_Opt
is equal to MSTXPowerMax-4dB.
For symmetry of upstream and downstream links, the same judgment
mode is applied for the downstream link, so as to decrease the power.
Note: There is no MSPOWER parameter in an immediate assignment
message and therefore the uplink power cannot be specified.
The MS power is sent to the BTS through an activation channel message
and then to the MS after being encapsulated on the SACCH frame
Description
header. Therefore, there will be a small delay.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63, Step: 1
>-48dBm)
Unit
dB
Default Value
38
Default Value
Usually, -72 dBm on the RACH channel is considered as a strong

receiving level. In the case of immediate assignment, the power can be
decreased by 4 dB.
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or quality distribution, so as to ensure that the RACH channel reaches
this level.
Even when the uplink power and downlink power are deceased by 4 dB,
the voice quality is still good. It is recommended that this parameter is

configured to a conservative value because the RACH signal has only
one pulse and thus the measurement precision of the signal strength is
relatively poor when compared with that of dedicated channels.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
LowRssiThs
Relationship
R_BTS2.HighRssiThs > R_BTS2.LowRssiThs
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.11 Ms power inherit threshold (MsPwrInheritThs)

Full Name
Ms power inherit threshold
Abbreviation
MsPwrInheritThs
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is valid when the MS power optimization for non-rescue
handover is enabled. When the BSC sends a handover command to the
MS for a non-rescue handover such as PBGT handover, if the current level
is higher than this threshold and meanwhile PBGT occurs, it indicates that
the target cell has better signal quality. In this case, the original transmit
Description
power instead of the maximum transmit power can be used for handover.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..63, Step: 1
>-48dBm)
Unit
dB
Default Value
27
Default Value
The level with the radio strength of -83 dB can ensure normal operation
of services.
It is required to configure this parameter according to the actual
application on site, network condition, and network optimization plan.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.12 Power dynamic sharing (PwrDynShare)

Full Name
Power dynamic sharing
Abbreviation
PwrDynShare
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to enable the function of dynamic
Description
power sharing in this cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

To enable the function of dynamic power sharing in this cell, enable

this switch. This helps increase the usage of cell power resources by
sharing unused power of the carriers that have small transmit power with
the carriers that require large transmit power. In this way, the maximum
transmit power of each carrier is increased.
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ZGO-04-01-007 Dynamic Power Sharing
Related Parameters
PwrControlDl
Relationship
If this switch is not enabled for the first subcell in this cell or the BTS is
not an SDR BTS, this parameter cannot be configured to "Yes".
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
It is changed to a cell parameter from a power control parameter.
4.24.13 Power reserved for present users (PwrPres)

Full Name
Power reserved for present users
Abbreviation
PwrPres
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines the reserved power volume, that is, the gain
level with the current used power as the reference. The available values
are 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4, representing gains 0 dB, 0.5 dB, 1 dB, 1.5 dB, and
Description
2 dB.
Managed Object
Cell
0[0], 0.5[1], 1[2], 1.5[3], 2[4]
Unit
None
Default Value
0[0]
Default Value
By default, the power gain is 0 dB.

It is recommended that the default value be used.
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
4.24.14 Power Adjusting Threshold (PwrAdjustThreshold)

Full Name
Power Adjusting Threshold
Abbreviation
PwrAdjustThreshold
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines the power congestion control threshold. When

detecting that a current service on the RRU occupies a certain percentage
to the total power of RRU, the BSC performs congestion control to hand
Description
out the CS service.
Managed Object
Cell
50..100
Unit
Default Value
100
Default Value
By default, 100% is a value considered as congestion. If this parameter
is not configured properly, services may be affected.

It is recommended that PwrAdjPriority_0 be configured to handout CS
service, PwrAdjPriority_1 be configured to decrease of PDTCH channel
power, and PwrAdjPriority_2, PwrAdjPriority_3, and PwrAdjPriority_4 be
configured to invalid algorithms.

Handout of the CS service has little impact on the voice quality. Decrease
of the PDTCH channel power has certain impact on the PS performance.
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Related features
Related Parameters
Inc8PskPwrThs, Inc8PskPwrHys
Relationship
Inc8PskPwrThs +Inc8PskPwrHys < PwrAdjustThreshold
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
4.24.15 Power admitting threshold (PwrAdmitThreshold)

Full Name
Power admitting threshold
Abbreviation
PwrAdmitThreshold
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the power access control threshold. When the
BSC receives a new service application, if the sum of the power occupied
by the current service of a timeslot on the RRU and the downlink transmit
power required by the access of a new subscriber reaches the total power
of RRU, the BSC does not access this service in the timeslot but selects
Description
another timeslot for access judgment.
Managed Object
Cell
10..100
Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
When the value reaches 90%, the system considers that the RRU power
reaches the upper threshold and does not assign power.


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Related Parameters
PwrAdmitThrldPunish, PwrAdjustThreshold
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
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4.24.16 Power admitting threshold punishment (PwrAdmitThrldP

unish)
Full Name
Power admitting threshold punishment
Abbreviation
PwrAdmitThrldPunish
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the penalty degree of power access control
threshold. When a service is kicked out for a timeslot of an RRU due to
power congestion, a new service will be accessed immediately to prevent
the current power from being decreased directly below the access threshold. As a result, oscillation from the congestion state to the non-congestion state occurs. At this time, the system decreases the access threshold
for a period of time as penalty. This parameter determines the penalty de-
Description
gree.
Managed Object
Cell
0..50
Unit
Default Value
10
Default Value
Generally, the penalty degree of 10% is enough to avoid the ping-pong
effect caused by power congestion.

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Related Parameters
PwrAdmitThreshold, PwrAdjustThreshold
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail

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4.24.17 Power admitting threshold punishment time

(PwrAdmitPunishTime)
Full Name
Power admitting threshold punishment time
Abbreviation
PwrAdmitPunishTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the penalty period of power access control
threshold. When a service is kicked out for a timeslot of an RRU due to
power congestion, a new service will be accessed immediately to prevent
the current power from being decreased directly below the access threshold. As a result, oscillation from the congestion state to the non-congestion state occurs. At this time, the system decreases the access threshold for a period of time as penalty. This parameter determines the penalty
Description
time.
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Unit
Default Value
30
Default Value
Generally, the penalty time of 30s is enough to avoid the ping-pong
effect caused by power congestion.

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail

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4.24.18 Power adjustment methods priority 1 (PwrAdjPriority_0)

Full Name
Power adjustment methods priority 1
Abbreviation
PwrAdjPriority_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the congestion control algorithm of priority 1
(highest priority) when congestion control based on power sharing oc-
Description
curs.
Managed Object
Cell
0: Invalid algorithm, no congestion control;
1: Outgoing handover of CS services
2: Reduce PDTCH power
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The congestion control algorithm and preference are configured by
subscribers.

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Related Parameters
PwrDynShare
Relationship
The parameter takes effect only when the function of dynamic power
sharing is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Detail
4.24.19 Power adjustment methods priority2 (PwrAdjPriority_1)

Full Name
Power adjustment methods priority2
Abbreviation
PwrAdjPriority_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
curs.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
subscribers.

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Related Parameters
PwrDynShare
Relationship
sharing is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
It is changed to a cell parameter from a power control parameter, with
Detail
more values.

Full Name
Abbreviation
PwrAdjPriority_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
curs.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
subscribers.

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Related Parameters
PwrDynShare
Relationship
Related Interfaces
sharing is enabled.
None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
more values.

Full Name
Abbreviation
PwrAdjPriority_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
curs.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
subscribers.

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Related Parameters
PwrDynShare
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Relationship
sharing is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
more values.

Full Name
Abbreviation
PwrAdjPriority_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
curs.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
subscribers.

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Related Parameters
PwrDynShare
Relationship
sharing is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
more values.
4.24.23 Threshold for increase 8PSK power (Inc8PskPwrThs)

Full Name
Threshold for increase 8PSK power
Abbreviation
Inc8PskPwrThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to increase the power usage threshold of 8PSK. The value 0 indicates that the threshold is not allowed to
be increased. If the iBSC detects that the value of R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrThs is not 0, it indicates that the interval of increasing or decreasing
the 8PSK power on this RRU or this cell in the RRU exceeds the value of
R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrDelay. If there are still PDTCH channels for power
increase and the increased power on the RRU does not exceed the value
of R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrThs, the system increases the 8PSK power for
the PDTCH channel. If the power on the RRU exceeds the value of
R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrThs+R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrHys, the system cancels
Description
the power increase this time.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Unit
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Default Value
Default Value
By default, this function is disabled. Enable it as required.
This parameter cannot be configured too high, so as to avoid power
congestion.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
Inc8PskPwrHys/ PwrAdjustThreshold
Relationship
The value of Inc8PskPwrThs +Inc8PskPwrHys should be smaller than

the value of PwrAdjustThreshold.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.24 Hysteresis for increase 8PSK power (Inc8PskPwrHys)

Full Name
Hysteresis for increase 8PSK power
Abbreviation
Inc8PskPwrHys
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to increase the delay of 8PSK
power. If the iBSC detects that the value of R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrThs
is not 0, it indicates that the interval of increasing or decreasing the
8PSK power on this RRU or this cell in the RRU exceeds the value of
increase and the increased power on the RRU does not exceed the
value of R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrThs, the system increases the 8PSK power
for the PDTCH channel. If the power on the RRU exceeds the value of
R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrThs+R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrHys, the system cancels
Description
the power increase this time.

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Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Unit
Default Value
20
Default Value
The value 20% can generally avoid frequent power increase or
restoration.

This parameter cannot be configured too low, so as to avoid frequent

power increase or restoration. This parameter cannot be configured too
high, so as to avoid power congestion.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
Inc8PskPwrThs /PwrAdjustThreshold
Relationship
The value of Inc8PskPwrThs +Inc8PskPwrHys should be smaller than

the value of PwrAdjustThreshold
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.24.25 Delay for increase 8PSK power (Inc8PskPwrDelay)

Full Name
Delay for increase 8PSK power
Abbreviation
Inc8PskPwrDelay
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether to increase the delay time of 8PSK

power. If the iBSC detects that the value of R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrThs
is not 0, it indicates that the interval of increasing or decreasing the
8PSK power on this RRU or this cell in the RRU exceeds the value of
increase and the increased power on the RRU does not exceed the value
of R_BTS2.Inc8PskPwrThs, the system increases the 8PSK power for
Description
the PDTCH channel.
Managed Object
Cell
5..255
Unit
Default Value
60
Default Value
The value 60s can generally avoid frequent power increase or
restoration.
This parameter cannot be configured too low, so as to avoid frequent
power increase or restoration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25 GPRS Resource Control By Service

4.25.1 Threshold of PS resource congestion (PSResourceThr0)
Full Name
Threshold of PS resource congestion

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Abbreviation
PSResourceThr0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
After the resource control function is enabled based on the classification of
subscriber services, the system controls the maximum number of downlink channels allocated for various types of services when the PS resource
Description
usage in the current cell is higher than this threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
2..95
Unit
Default Value
35
Default Value
The maximum number of channels allocated is controlled based on
service type when the PS resource usage reaches a certain percentage.

When this parameter is configured to a large value, the system restricts
the maximum number of channels allocated based on service type
when the PS resource usage is relatively high. When this parameter is
configured to a small value, the system restricts the maximum number of

channels allocated based on service type when the PS resource usage
is relatively low.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->GPRS Resource

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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4.25.2 Threshold of relieving PS resource congestion

(PSResourceThr1)
Full Name
Threshold of relieving PS resource congestion
Abbreviation
PSResourceThr1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
After the resource control function is enabled based on the classification of
subscriber services, the system controls the maximum number of downlink channels allocated for various types of services when the PS resource
Description
usage in the current cell is lower than this threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
1..90
Unit
Default Value
25
Default Value
The maximum number of channels allocated is not controlled based on
service type when the PS resource usage reaches a certain percentage.

When this parameter is configured to a large value, the system does
not restrict the maximum number of channels allocated based on
service type when the PS resource usage is relatively high. When this
parameter is configured to a small value, the system does not restrict

the maximum number of channels allocated based on service type when
the PS resource usage is relatively low.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
PSResourceThr0
Relationship
The value of PSResourceThr1 should be smaller than the value of

PSResourceThr0.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.3 Scheduled priority of gold user's own service

(SchedulePriority0)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of gold user's own service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the scheduled priority of the own service for
gold user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the sched-
Description
uled time for this type of services.
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the own service has a high priority.

The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the scheduling time
for this type of services. The larger the value of this parameter, the
shorter the scheduling time for this type of services.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.4 Scheduled priority of silver user's own service

(SchedulePriority1)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of silver user's own service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
silver user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the sched-
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the own service has a high priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.5 Scheduled priority of bronze user's own service

(SchedulePriority2)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of bronze user's own service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
bronze user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the
Description
scheduled time for this type of services.
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the own service has a high priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.6 Scheduled priority of gold user's browse service

(SchedulePriority3)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of gold user's browse service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the scheduled priority of the browse service
for gold user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the browse service has a high priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.7 Scheduled priority of silver user's browse service

(SchedulePriority4)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of silver user's browse service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
for silver user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the browse service has a high priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.8 Scheduled priority of bronze user's browse service

(SchedulePriority5)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of bronze user's browse service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
for bronze user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the browse service has a high priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.9 Scheduled priority of gold user's download service

(SchedulePriority6)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of gold user's download service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the scheduled priority of the download service
for gold user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the download service has a medium priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
4-565
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.10 Scheduled priority of silver user's download service

(SchedulePriority7)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of silver user's download service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
for silver user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the download service has a medium priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.11 Scheduled priority of bronze user's download service

(SchedulePriority8)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of bronze user's download service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
for bronze user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the download service has a low priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.12 Scheduled priority of gold user's IM service

(SchedulePriority9)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of gold user's IM service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the scheduled priority of the instant messaging (IM) service for gold user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the
Description
longer the scheduled time for this type of services.
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the IM service has the lowest priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.13 Scheduled priority of silver user's IM service

(SchedulePriority10)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of silver user's IM service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the scheduled priority of the IM service for
silver user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the sched-
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the IM service has the lowest priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.14 Scheduled priority of bronze user's IM service

(SchedulePriority11)
Full Name
Scheduled priority of bronze user's IM service
Abbreviation
SchedulePriority11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the scheduled priority of the IM service for
bronze user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the longer the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the IM service has the lowest priority.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.15 TBF occupancy of gold user's own service (TBFNum0)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of gold user's own service
Abbreviation
TBFNum0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the own service for gold
user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the more this type of ser-
Description
vices accessed by the channel.
Managed Object
Cell
1: 0.5 TBF occupancy
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the TBF usage of the own service is not adjusted
by default.

The smaller the value of this parameter, the more this type of services
accessed by the channel. The larger the value of this parameter, the
less this type of services accessed by the channel.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.16 TBF occupancy of silver user's own service (TBFNum1)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of silver user's own service
Abbreviation
TBFNum1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the own service for silver
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the TBF usage of the own service is not adjusted
by default.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.17 TBF occupancy of bronze user's own service (TBFNum2)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of bronze user's own service
Abbreviation
TBFNum2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the own service for bronze
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the TBF usage of the own service is not
adjusted by default.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.18 TBF occupancy of gold user's browse service (TBFNum3)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of gold user's browse service
Abbreviation
TBFNum3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the browse service for gold
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the TBF usage of the browse service is not

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.19 TBF occupancy of silver user's browse service (TBFNum4)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of silver user's browse service
Abbreviation
TBFNum4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the browse service for silver user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the more this type of
Description
services accessed by the channel.
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the TBF usage of the browse service is not

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.20 TBF occupancy of bronze user's browse service (TBFNum5)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of bronze user's browse service
Abbreviation
TBFNum5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the browse service for
bronze user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the more this type
Description
of services accessed by the channel.
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the TBF usage of the browse service is not

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.21 TBF occupancy of gold user's download service (TBFNum6)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of gold user's download service
Abbreviation
TBFNum6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the download service for
gold user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the more this type of
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the TBF usage of the download service is not

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.22 TBF occupancy of silver user's download service

(TBFNum7)
Full Name
TBF occupancy of silver user's download service
Abbreviation
TBFNum7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
silver user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the more this type of
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the TBF usage of the download service is not

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control By Service
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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.23 TBF occupancy of bronze user's download service

(TBFNum8)
Full Name
TBF occupancy of bronze user's download service
Abbreviation
TBFNum8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
bronze user. The smaller the value of this parameter, the more this type
Description
of services accessed by the channel.
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the TBF usage of the download service is not

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.24 TBF occupancy of gold user's IM service (TBFNum9)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of gold user's IM service
Abbreviation
TBFNum9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the IM service for gold user.
Description
accessed by the channel.
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the TBF usage of the IM service is configured
relatively low, so as to access more subscribers of this type.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.25 TBF occupancy of silver user's IM service (TBFNum10)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of silver user's IM service
Abbreviation
TBFNum10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the IM service for silver user.
Description
accessed by the channel.
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the TBF usage of the IM service is configured

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-581
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.26 TBF occupancy of bronze user's IM service (TBFNum11)

Full Name
TBF occupancy of bronze user's IM service
Abbreviation
TBFNum11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the TBF usage of the IM service for bronze
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2: 1 TBF occupancy
3: 2 TBF occupancy
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the TBF usage of the IM service is configured

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-582
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.27 Max PDTCH num of gold user's own service in congestion

(MaxPdtchNum0)
Full Name
Max PDTCH num of gold user's own service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the own service of gold user when congestion occurs on the
Description
PS service of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The maximum number of allocated channels is not restricted when
congestion occurs on the own service of gold subscribers.

The smaller the value of this parameter, the less the number of channels
allocated for this type of services when congestion occurs. The larger
the value of this parameter, the more the number of channels allocated
for this type of services when congestion occurs.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-583
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.28 Max PDTCH num of silver user's own service in congestion

(MaxPdtchNum1)
Full Name
Max PDTCH num of silver user's own service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the own service of silver user when congestion occurs on the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the own service of silver subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-584
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.29 Max PDTCH num of bronze user's own service in

congestion (MaxPdtchNum2)
Full Name
Max PDTCH num of bronze user's own service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the own service of bronze user when congestion occurs on the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the own service of copper subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-585
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.30 Max PDTCH num of gold user's browse service in

Full Name
Max PDTCH num of gold user's browse service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the browse service of gold user when congestion occurs on
Description
the PS service of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the browse service of gold subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-586
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.31 Max PDTCH num of silver user's browse service in

Full Name
Max PDTCH num of silver user's browse service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the browse service of silver user when congestion occurs on
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the browse service of silver subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-587
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.32 Max PDTCH num of bronze user's browse service in

Full Name
Max PDTCH num of bronze user's browse service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the browse service of bronze user when congestion occurs on
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The maximum number of allocated channels is slightly restricted when
congestion occurs on the browse service of copper subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-588
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.33 Max PDTCH num of gold user's download service in

Full Name
Max PDTCH num of gold user's download service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the download service of gold user when congestion occurs on
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the download service of gold subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-589
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.34 Max PDTCH num of silver user's download service in

Full Name
Max PDTCH num of silver user's download service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the download service of silver user when congestion occurs on
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the download service of silver subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-590
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.35 Max PDTCH num of bronze user's download service in

Full Name
Max PDTCH num of bronze user's download service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the download service of bronze user when congestion occurs
Description
on the PS service of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the download service of copper subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-591
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.36 Max PDTCH num of gold user's IM service in congestion

(MaxPdtchNum9)
Full Name
Max PDTCH num of gold user's IM service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the IM service of gold user when congestion occurs on the PS
Description
service of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The maximum number of allocated channels is severely restricted when
congestion occurs on the IM service of gold subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-592
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.37 Max PDTCH num of silver user's IM service in congestion

(MaxPdtchNum10)
Full Name
Max PDTCH num of silver user's IM service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the IM service of silver user when congestion occurs on the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the IM service of silver subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-593
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.38 Max PDTCH num of bronze user's IM service in congestion

(MaxPdtchNum11)
Full Name
Max PDTCH num of bronze user's IM service in congestion
Abbreviation
MaxPdtchNum11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum number of cells that can be allocated by the IM service of bronze user when congestion occurs on the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
congestion occurs on the IM service of copper subscribers.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-594
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.39 Downlink delay time of gold user's own service

(DlDelayTimeOfService0)
Full Name
Downlink delay time of gold user's own service
Abbreviation
DlDelayTimeOfService0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the own service for gold user
Description
after the downlink TBF data is completely transmitted.
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value
According to the service characteristics, the delay time of the own
service for gold subscribers is relatively long.

The smaller the value of this parameter, the shorter the delay time for
this type of services after the TBF data is completely transmitted. The
larger the value of this parameter, the longer the delay time for this type
of services after the TBF data is completely transmitted.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-595
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.40 Downlink delay time of silver user's own service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of silver user's own service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the own service for silver
Description
user after the downlink TBF data is completely transmitted.
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value
service for silver subscribers is relatively long.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-596
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.41 Downlink delay time of bronze user's own service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of bronze user's own service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the own service for bronze
Description
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value
service for copper subscribers is relatively long.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-597
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.42 Downlink delay time of gold user's browse service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of gold user's browse service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the browse service for gold
Description
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value
According to the service characteristics, the delay time of the browse

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-598
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.43 Downlink delay time of silver user's browse service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of silver user's browse service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the browse service for silver
Description
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-599
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.44 Downlink delay time of bronze user's browse service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of bronze user's browse service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the browse service for bronze
Description
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-600
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.45 Downlink delay time of gold user's download service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of gold user's download service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the download service for gold
Description
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value
According to the service characteristics, the delay time of the download

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-601
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.46 Downlink delay time of silver user's download service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of silver user's download service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the download service for
Description
silver user after the downlink TBF data is completely transmitted.
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-602
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

OMC Access Path

Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.47 Downlink delay time of bronze user's download service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of bronze user's download service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the download service for
Description
bronze user after the downlink TBF data is completely transmitted.
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
2000
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-603
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.48 Downlink delay time of gold user's IM service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of gold user's IM service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the IM service for gold user
Description
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
500
Default Value
According to the service characteristics, the delay time of the IM service
for gold subscribers is relatively short.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-604
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Control By Service
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.49 Downlink delay time of silver user's IM service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of silver user's IM service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the IM service for silver user
Description
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
500
Default Value
for silver subscribers is relatively short.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-605
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.50 Downlink delay time of bronze user's IM service

Full Name
Downlink delay time of bronze user's IM service
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the delay time of the IM service for bronze
Description
Managed Object
Cell
50..4000
Unit
ms
Default Value
500
Default Value
for copper subscribers is relatively short.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-606
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.51 Preemption priority of gold user's own service

(PreemptPriority0)
Full Name
Preemption priority of gold user's own service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the preempt priority of the own service for
gold user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt
priority and thus the higher the possibility of preempting resources in case
Description
of insufficient resources.
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
11
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the own service has a high preempt priority.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the lower the preempt priority of
this type of services. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher
the preempt priority of this type of services.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-607
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.52 Preemption priority of silver user's own service

(PreemptPriority1)
Full Name
Preemption priority of silver user's own service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
silver user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
50
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the own service has a high preempt priority.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-608
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.53 Preemption priority of bronze user's own service

(PreemptPriority2)
Full Name
Preemption priority of bronze user's own service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
bronze user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt priority and thus the higher the possibility of preempting resources
Description
in case of insufficient resources.
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the own service has a medium preempt priority.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-609
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.54 Preemption priority of gold user's browse service

(PreemptPriority3)
Full Name
Preemption priority of gold user's browse service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the preempt priority of the browse service for
gold user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the browse service has a high preempt priority.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
4-610
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)

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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
4.25.55 Preemption priority of silver user's browse service

(PreemptPriority4)
Full Name
Preemption priority of silver user's browse service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
silver user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the browse service has a high preempt priority.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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(PreemptPriority5)
Full Name
Preemption priority of bronze user's browse service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the browse service has a high preempt priority.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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NO
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4.25.57 Preemption priority of gold user's download service

(PreemptPriority6)
Full Name
Preemption priority of gold user's download service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the preempt priority of the download service
for gold user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt priority and thus the higher the possibility of preempting resources
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the download service has a medium preempt
priority.

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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(PreemptPriority7)
Full Name
Preemption priority of silver user's download service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
for silver user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt priority and thus the higher the possibility of preempting resources
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the download service has a high preempt priority.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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(PreemptPriority8)
Full Name
Preemption priority of bronze user's download service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
for bronze user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt priority and thus the higher the possibility of preempting resources
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the download service has a high preempt
priority.

Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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4.25.60 Preemption priority of gold user's IM service

(PreemptPriority9)
Full Name
Preemption priority of gold user's IM service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the preempt priority of the IM service for gold
user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt priority and thus the higher the possibility of preempting resources in case
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For gold subscribers, the IM service has a low priority.

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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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(PreemptPriority10)
Full Name
Preemption priority of silver user's IM service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the preempt priority of the IM service for silver
user. The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the preempt priority and thus the higher the possibility of preempting resources in case
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For silver subscribers, the IM service has a low priority.

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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(PreemptPriority11)
Full Name
Preemption priority of bronze user's IM service
Abbreviation
PreemptPriority11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the preempt priority of the IM service for
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..11
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
For copper subscribers, the IM service has a low priority.

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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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Chapter 5
Cell Object Parameters

Table of Contents
TRX Parameters ........................................................................................................5-1
Power Control Parameters .......................................................................................5-41
Handover Control Parameters ................................................................................5-214
SDCCH Handover Control Parameters...................................................................5-459
UTRAN Handover Control Parameters ...................................................................5-533
UTRAN Cell Control Parameters ............................................................................5-582
Adjacent Cell Parameters.......................................................................................5-663
Frequency Hopping System Parameters ................................................................5-805
PS Handover Control Parameters ..........................................................................5-812
LTE Cell Control Parameters ..................................................................................5-888
LTE Cell Reselection Parameters ...........................................................................5-917
VPC Cell Parameters .............................................................................................5-933
Site Parameters .....................................................................................................5-939
5.1 TRX Parameters

TRX parameters are divided into two sub-interfaces. If the site is IP access point, the TRX
information interface will add IP Parameters sub-interface.
5.1.1 TRX Information Parameters

5.1.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
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None

None
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->TRX
None
Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.1.2 BTS ID (BtsId)

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter means the BTS ID. It cannot be modified.
Description
It is consistent with the sector ID of SDR.
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
The following lists the maximum number of BtsIds of each site type.
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
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M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
None
Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.1.3 TRX ID (TrxId)

Full Name
TRX ID
Abbreviation
TrxId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the TRX number in the cell. According to
GSMspecifications, one cell can have 64 carriers at most.
Description
The number should be consistent with the carrier number of SDR.
Managed Object
TRX
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1..60
The maximum value of TrxId for each site type is as follows:
OB06: 48
BS20: 48
BS21: 48
BS21V20: 48
BS30: 48
BS30V12: 48
B8112: 54
M8202: 54
M8206: 54
B8018: 54
S8001: 1
SDR: 60
Unit
None
Default Value
Sort the numbers.
Default Value
The OMC can generate these numbers sequentially and they do not
need sorting.
The OMC can generate these numbers sequentially and they do not
need sorting.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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None
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None
5.1.1.4 Subcell ID (SubCellId)

Full Name
Subcell ID
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Abbreviation
SubCellId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the subcell ID that the carrier frequency belongs
Description
to. It cannot be modified after created.
Managed Object
TRX
When the option "Use sub-cell (SubCellUsed)" is "No", the value range
is First Subcell;
When the option "Use sub-cell (SubCellUsed)" is "Yes", the value range
is First Subcell, Second Subcell;
Unit
None
Default Value
First Subcell
Default Value
Usually the carrier frequency configured belongs to the first subcell.
The carrier frequency that belongs to the second subcell needs to be
modified.
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[Cell]SubCellUsed
Relationship
The value of the "SubCellUsed" parameter impacts the value range of

this parameter.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.1.5 RTTI preference (RTTIPrefer)

Full Name
RTTI preference
Abbreviation
RTTIPrefer
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3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the carrier is preferentially selected by
the RTTI MS. If the carrier is, the MS supporting RTTI allocates the carrier
to perform services when it establishes RTTI TBF. If the MS that does not
support RTTI performs the PS service, the carrier is selected to allocate
Description
only if no other carriers can be allocated.
Managed Object
TRX
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This is a special functional parameter, which is not configured by default.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]Info_4_3
[TRX]INFO1_4_3
Relationship
This parameter is valid after the BSC-level switch and cell-level switch
with RTTIfunction are enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.1.6 Combiner Loss CombinerLoss,dB)

Full Name
Combiner Loss
Abbreviation
CombinerLoss
3GPP Name
None
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None
Description
This parameter determines the combiner loss of the carrier.
Managed Object
TRX
0..48, Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is configured according to the actual condition.
It is required to configure this parameter according to the actual
combiner loss of the carrier.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->TRX->IP

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5.1.1.7 TRX type (TrxType)

Full Name
TRX type
Abbreviation
TrxType
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Common TRX is applied for common cell. extended TRX is applied

for extended cell.
In common cell, TRX Type shall be configured as Normal TRX;
In an extended cell without subcell support, the transceiver type should
be extended TRX; in an extended cell with subcell support, the subcell1
Description
should be set as extended TRX and subcell2 set is free.
Managed Object
TRX
1..2
1. Common TRX
2. Extended TRX
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Common TRX
Default Value
This parameter has a fixed configuration.

This parameter has a fixed configuration.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
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No
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5.1.1.8 Assign Priority of the Trx (TrxPriority)

Full Name
Assign Priority of the Trx
Abbreviation
TrxPriority
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes priorities for allocating carriers of the same type.
1 represents the highest priority. Select channels on carriers with high
Description
priority when allocating CSchannels.
Managed Object
TRX
1..5
Step: 1
Unit
None
When BCCH carrier (BcchMark) parameter value is "No", the default
will be 3;
When BCCH carrier (BcchMark) parameter value is "Yes", the default
Default Value
will be 1.
Default Value
The common carriers takes lower priority than BCCH carrier.

The CS channel allocation refers to carrier priority. The common carriers
takes lower priority than BCCH carrier. If some carriers need to accept
the CS traffic, level up their priorities.
Change Mode
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ZGO-03-02-002 Enhancement on Channel Allocation
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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5.1.1.9 BCCH carrier frequency (BcchMark)

Full Name
BCCH carrier frequency
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Abbreviation
BcchMark
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
One BCCH carrier frequency must be configured in a cell and it should
Description
be the only one.
Managed Object
TRX
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The fixed attributes generated when the BCCH carrier has been
configured.

No need to modify.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.1.10 Static power level (PwRreduction)

Full Name
Static power level
Abbreviation
PwRreduction
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter represents the static power level of a transceiver. Usually

a static power control is added to the basis of TRX transmission power
level specified by PowerClass parameter. Namely, a restriction is added
to the maximum transmission power to get an actual maximum transmission power Pn used by the TRX. The dynamic power control is implemented based on the maximum transmission power Pn. This parameter
Description
is invalid for SDR site.
Managed Object
TRX
Max output power,Max output power -2 dB,Max output power -4 dB,Max
output power -6 dB,Max output power -8 dB,Max output power -10 dB,Max
output power -12 dB,Max output power +3 dB, Max output power +2.5 dB,
Max output power +2 dB, Max output power +1.5 dB,Max output power
+1 dB,Max output power +0.5 dB
Unit
None
Default Value
Maximum output power
Default Value
The maximum output power takes the highest priority.

The static power in a weak coverage cell can be set high to reduce call
drops and improve voice quality.
The static power in a over-coverage cell can be reduced by 2-4 dB to
decrease inner-radio-network interference and improve voice quality.

The transmission power for a severe over-coverage cell can be reduced

by 2-6 dB, and the configurations for all the carrier frequencies in a cell
should be consistent.
In a wide coverage area or a village, the static power level can be
set high to raise the success ratio of SD/TCH assignments, then
the coverage ratio and the success ratio of core network paging are
improved. For SDR site, this parameter needs to be adjusted on OMCB.
Change Mode
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ZGB-04-02-002 Static BTS Power Control
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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5.1.1.11 Power level (PowerClass)

Full Name
Power level
Abbreviation
PowerClass
3GPP Name
power class(45.005)
3GPP Reference
45.005
This parameter indicates the power level of carrier. The value can be
converted to an actual power value used to calculate path loss and CI
Description
value in measurement report.
Managed Object
TRX
1..8 The power level corresponds with the transmission power in the
following relations:
1: 49 dBm
2: 49 dBm
3: 49 dBm
4: 49 dBm
5: 49 dBm
6, 7, 8: 46 dBm
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The level 3 carrier is frequently used.
Set this parameter according to the BTS configuration. The combiner
loss should also be considered.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
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OMC Access Path
NO
Parameter Modifying
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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.1.12 Support FHS (SupportFHS)

Full Name
Support FHS
Abbreviation
SupportFHS
3GPP Name
hopping
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
This parameter indicates whether frequency-hopping is supported.
When this parameter is set as 'Base band freqhop', 'BhGroupId' is
added to the interface. When this parameter is set as 'RFID freqhop',
'Frequency' disappears from the interface and 'FhsId' is added to the
interface.
Note: S8001 just has one frequency, and does not support frequency
Description
hopping.
Managed Object
TRX
When "BcchMark" is "No", the value range is "No", "Base band freqhop",
and "RFID freqhop".
When "BcchMark" is "Yes", the value range is "No" and "Base band
freqhop".
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
None

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ZGO-04-03-001 Synthesized Frequency Hopping
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.1.13 TRX baseband- hopping group number (TRXBHGROUP)

Full Name
TRX baseband- hopping group number
Abbreviation
TRXBHGROUP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the base band frequency hopping is configured, choose the ID of
frequency hopping group with base band frequency hopping. If there are
multiple transceivers configured with then same frequency hopping group
ID, the frequency points of these transceivers will be added to the systems
marked in the groups. The frequency hopping will use the same MA fre-
Description
quency point list.
Managed Object
TRX
1..255
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

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None
Relationship
None
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None
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Detail
None
5.1.1.14 Frequency hopping ID (FhsId)

Full Name
Frequency hopping ID
Abbreviation
FhsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter identifies the frequency hopping system.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
This parameter should be configured according to the radio network
planning.
Change Mode
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.1.1.15 Frequency (Frequency)

Full Name
Frequency
Abbreviation
Frequency
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the frequency point of this transceiver.
Managed Object
TRX
TCH frequency point can reside on a different frequency band with
BCCH frequency point. The following describes the value range of the
frequency point:
Frequency band (FreqBand) is GSM900: 1 .. 124;
Frequency band (FreqBand) is EXT900: 0 .. 124, 975 .. 1023;
Frequency band (FreqBand) is DCS1800: 512 .. 885;
Frequency band (FreqBand) is PCS1900: 512 .. 810;
Frequency band (FreqBand) is GSM850: 128 .. 251
The TCH transceiver frequency point is not correlated with the FreqBand
parameter. The following describes the value range of frequency band:
TCH transceiver locates in GSM900 frequency band: 1 .. 124;
TCH transceiver locates in EXT900 frequency band: 0 .. 124, 975 ..
1023;
TCH transceiver locates in DCS1800 frequency band: 512 .. 885;
TCH transceiver locates in PCS1900 frequency band: 512 .. 810;
TCH transceiver locates in GSM850 frequency band: 128 .. 251;
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

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Relationship
None
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Impact on service
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NO
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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.2 Channel Information Parameters

5.1.2.1 Channel ID (Channel ID)
Full Name
Channel ID
Abbreviation
Channel ID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the number to identify timeslot.
Managed Object
TS
When "TRX type (TrxType)" is "Common TRX", eight timeslot numbers
are displayed on the interface, that is, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
When "TRX type (TrxType)" is "Extended TRX", four timeslot numbers
are displayed on the interface, that is, 0, 2, 4, 6.
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->TRX->Channel

Info
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.2.2 TS Channel Combination (TS Channel Combination)

Full Name
TS Channel Combination
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines the combined types of timeslot channel.
Correlation with some parameters is as follows:
Cell broadcast short message (SmsCbUsed) supported:
If "CBC Supported (SmsCbUsed)" is "No", that is, CBC is not supported,
the system automatically finds all timeslot channel combinations in the
cell. If CBC channel exists, it is changed to SDCCH.
If "CBC Supported (SmsCbUsed)" is "Yes", that is, CBC is supported,
the system automatically finds all timeslot channel combinations in
the cell. If a non-BCCH channel is found for a carrier, it is changed to
SDCCH+CBCH.
GPRS service supported (PsSupport):
If "GPRS Supported (PsSupport)" is "No", that is, GPRS is not supported,
the system automatically changes all timeslot channels whose type is
PS in the cell to TCH.
Common control channel configuration (CcchConf):
If CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses one physical channel,
combined with SDCCH", then in the channel parameters, channel
Description
"BCCH+SDCCH/4" and "BCCH+SDCCH/4+CBCH".

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When CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses one physical channel,

"FCCH+SCH+BCCH+CCCH" and "BCCH+CCCH".
When CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses two physical channel,
combination of timeslot 0 and timeslot 2 is one of the following two
When CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses three physical channel,
combination of timeslot 0, 2, and 4 is one of the following two
When CcchConf is configured as "CCCH uses four physical channel,
combination of timeslot 0, 2, 4, and 6 is one of the following two
Managed Object
TS
0: TCH/F;
1: TCH/H(0, 1) + FACCH/H(0, 1) + SACCH/TH(0, 1);
3: SDCCH/8+SACCH/C8;
4: FCCH+SCH+BCCH+CCCH;
5: BCCH+SDCCH/4;
6: BCCH+CCCH;
7: BCCH+SDCCH/4+CBCH;
8: SDCCH+CBCH;
12: PBCCH+ PCCCH+PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH;
13: PCCCH+PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH;
14: PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH
Unit
None
Default Value
0: TCH/F
Default Value
None

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ZGB-03-02-006 Dynamic Channel Management
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ZGO-03-02-008 EGPRS on BCCH-TRX Configurable
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Negotiation With CN
NO
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Info
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.2.3 TSC (TSC)

Full Name
TSC
Abbreviation
TSC
3GPP Name
Training Sequence Code
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.002
This parameter represents Training Serial Code (TSC) of the timeslot.
There are eight types of TSC, with low mutual dependency. It is used
for reference of delay compensation for adaptive balance circuit at the
receiving side. For the timeslot which BCCH occupies, this parameter
Description
must be equal to BCC of a cell.
Managed Object
TS
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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None
Related Parameters
[Cell]BCC
Relationship
TSC value on BCCH channel shall be same as BCC value.
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NO
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None
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Detail
None
5.1.2.4 MAIO (MAIO)

Full Name
MAIO
Abbreviation
MAIO
3GPP Name
Mobile Allocation Index Offset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
During the radio communication, the carrier number used on the air
interface is an element of the MA set. Mobile Allocation Index (MAI) (0
MAI n-1) is a variable used for determining a definite element in
the MA set.
According to the frequency hopping algorithm in GSM 05.02
specification, MAI is function of the following aspects: TDMA Frame
Number (FN) or Reduced TDMA Frame Number (RFN), frequency
Hopping Serial Number (HSN), and Mobile Allocation Index Offset
(MAIO). MAIO is an initial offset of MAI and is used for preventing
several channels to contend for the same carrier at the same moment.
Generally, several basic FH units (timeslot or TDMA frame) constitute an
FH group. They have the same MA and HSN and the only difference
among them is MAIO. Thus the same MA and HSN are put in FHS/MA
table. When the FH group corresponding to the timeslot has no
Description
frequency hopping, MAIO of the timeslot is invalid.
Managed Object
TS
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
None

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None
Relationship
None
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NO
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None
5.1.2.5 Dynamic TS
Full Name
Dynamic TS
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
"Yes" means that this time slot is dynamic. A dynamic time slot can
transform PDCH channel for PS services. It can also be applied to CS
services.
"No" means that this time slot is fixed.
This parameter appears at two places on OMC. One is used for batch
configurations on all the time slots in a carrier. And the other is used
Description
for configuration on a slot.
Managed Object
TS
0: No
1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

The time slot attribute is dynamic by default. The attribute can be

changed to static TCH channel or PDCH channel based on the needs of
CS or PS services, or on the needs of customer.
The attribute can be changed to static TCH channel or PDCH channel
based on the needs of CS or PS services, or on the needs of customer.
Dynamic half rate can be enabled with this parameter being set "Yes".
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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No
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5.1.2.6 Ps Service Preference Property

Full Name
Ps Service Preference Property
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the preference property among GPRS, EDGE

and EDGE2 services when a user is in PS service.
255: No preference All PS service types can be used.
0: GPRS Preferred When HybridOccuSupp switch is turned off, EDGE
services cannot use this channel. When HybridOccuSupp switch is
turned on, EDGE services can use the channel, but the priority is low.
1: EDGE Preferred When HybridOccuSupp switch is turned off, GPRS
turned on, GPRS services can use the channel, but the priority is low.
2: EDGEDedicated GPRS services cannot use the channel.
3: EGPRRS2-A Preferred Common GPRS and EDGE services have low
priorities on this channel.
4: EGPRRS2-A Dedicated Common GPRS and EDGE services cannot
use the channel.
This parameter appears at two places on OMC. One is used for
Description
Managed Object
TS
255, 0..4
255: No preference
0: GPRS Preferred
1: EDGE Preferred
2: EDGE Dedicated
3: EGPRRS2-A Preferred
4: EGPRRS2-A Dedicated
Unit
None
Default Value
No preference
Default Value
GPRS amd EDGE services can share one dynamic timeslot.

If an EDGE service needs a high transmission rate, it is recommended
to configure a certain number of static EDGE-dedicated channel. Also
EDGE-preferred and GPRS-preferred can be configured to separate

the two types of services.
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None
Relationship
None
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5.1.2.7 PDCH Precedence (PDCHPrecedence)

Full Name
PDCH Precedence
Abbreviation
PDCHPrecedence
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If this attribute of a dynamic timeslot is set as TRUE and is occupied by
PS services, the corresponding channel cannot used by CS services.
This configuration can improve the access performance index.
If the attribute of a dynamic timeslot is set as True and PSPrmpCSSupport
switch is turned on, PS services will grab the resources from CS services
when the radio resources are not enough.
Description
Managed Object
TS
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Usually this type of dynamic channel does not need to be configured.

To ensure a certain amount of PS services running on the channel when

there are not enough channel resources, the PSPrmpCSSupport switch
can be turned on to make PS services grab resources from CS services.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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No
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None
5.1.2.8 TSC
Full Name
TSC
Abbreviation
TSC
3GPP Name
training sequence Code
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.002 V5.13.0

It is training serial code (TSC). TSC value in BCCH channel shall be same
Description
as BCC value.
Managed Object
TRX
0~7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->TRX->Channel Info
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.2.9 TSC2
Full Name
TSC2
Abbreviation
TSC2
3GPP Name
Training Sequence Code
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.002
This parameter is used for pairing of two non-VAMOS MSs. One MS uses
Description
TSC and the other MS uses TSC2.
Managed Object
TS
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
When the VAMOS function is disabled, this parameter is invalid. When
the VAMOS function is enabled, the value configured must be different
from that of TSC.
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Related Parameters
[Cell]SupportVAMOS
[TS]TSC
Relationship
Related Interfaces
When SupportVAMOS is enabled, TSC2 is valid. The value of TSC2

must be different from that of TSC.
None
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NO
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Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5.1.2.10 PDCH (PDCHPrecedence)

Full Name
PDCH
Abbreviation
PDCHPrecedence
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If the attribute of a dynamic timeslot is set as True and PSPrmpCSSupport
switch is turned on, PS services will grab the resources from CS services
when the radio resources are not enough.
Description
Managed Object
TS
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Usually this type of dynamic channel does not need to be configured.
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To ensure a certain amount of PS services running on the channel when

there are not enough channel resources, the PSPrmpCSSupport switch
can be turned on to make PS services grab resources from CS services.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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No
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None
5.1.2.11 PS service preference

Full Name
PS service preference
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the preference property among GPRS, EDGE
and EDGE2 services when a user is using PS services.
255: No preference All PS service types can be used.
0: GPRS Preferred When HybridOccuSupp switch is turned off, EDGE
turned on, EDGE services can use the channel, but the priority is low.
1: EDGE Preferred When HybridOccuSupp switch is turned off, GPRS
turned on, GPRS services can use the channel, but the priority is low.
Description
2: EDGEDedicated GPRS services cannot use the channel.
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3: EGPRRS2-A Preferred Common GPRS and EDGE services have low

priorities on this channel.
4: EGPRRS2-A Dedicated Common GPRS and EDGE services cannot
use the channel.
Managed Object
TS
255, 0..4
255: No preference
0: GPRS Preferred
1: EDGE Preferred
2: EDGE Dedicated
3: EGPRRS2-A Preferred
4: EGPRRS2-A Dedicated
Unit
None
Default Value
No preference
Default Value
GPRS and EDGE services can share one dynamic timeslot.
to configure a certain number of static EDGE-dedicated channel. Also
EDGE-preferred and GPRS-preferred can be configured to separate
If an EDGE service needs a high transmission rate, it is recommended
the two types of services.

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None
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5.1.2.12 Dynamic TS (Changeable)

Full Name
Dynamic TS
Abbreviation
Changeable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
"Yes" means that this time slot is dynamic. A dynamic time slot can
transform PDCH channel for PS services. It can also be applied to CS
services.
"No" means that this time slot is fixed.
Description
Managed Object
TS
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The timeslot attribute is dynamic by default. The attribute can be

changed to static TCH channel or static PDCH channel based on the
needs of CS or PS services, or on the needs of customer.
The attribute can be changed to static TCH channel or PDCH channel
based on the needs of CS or PS services, or on the needs of customer.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Um
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No
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5.1.2.13 TS PDCH-Pair Config (ChannelPairChoice)

Full Name
TS PDCH-Pair Config
Abbreviation
ChannelPairChoice
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
When the carrier is configured as supporting RTTI, this parameter indicates the channel pair choice. That is, which of the four pairs ( PAIR1,
Description
PAIR2, PAIR3, PAIR4) is configured.
Managed Object
TRX
1: PAIR1=TS0 +TS1 configure
2: PAIR2 = TS2 +TS3 configure
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
[BSC]Info_4_3
[TRX]INFO1_4_3
Relationship
This parameter is valid after the BSC switch and cell switch with
RTTIfunction are enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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No
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5.1.3 IP Parameters
5.1.3.1 Port No.
Full Name
Port No.
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the port number, which shall be allocated for
each carrier, and the number will be determined by the port actually con-
Description
figured.
Managed Object
TRX
1..3072
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The OMC will generate the port numbers sequentially. It is not
recommend to modify the numbers.
The OMC will generate the port numbers sequentially. It is not
recommend to modify the numbers.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
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No
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None
Parameter Modifying
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None
5.1.3.2 TRX group No. (TrxGroupNo)

Full Name
TRX group No.
Abbreviation
TrxGroupNo
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the carrier frequency group ID. For IP site,
the parameter needs to be configured. For 100M platform, the number
of the carrier frequencies in a group should not be more than 16; for
1000M platform, the number of the carrier frequencies in a group should
Description
not be more than 28.
Managed Object
TRX
1..330
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
Configure the carrier frequency group according to the number of carrier
frequencies and the number of IPRBDSP. The data needs to be planned.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
OMC Access Path

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None
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None
5.1.3.3 Local switch port (LocalSwitchPort)

Full Name
Local switch port
Abbreviation
LocalSwitchPort
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the carrier port number for local switching. The
default value of this parameter is 0. When the global switch and the site
group switch are enabled, or the local switching in the site is enabled, the
Description
carrier port No. must be configured.
Managed Object
TRX
0..65535
0: invalid value
Other values: The parameter value is valid in the case of SDR access.
In an iBSC, each carrier port No. is unique.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Set this parameter according to the actual configuration of the network.

None
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None
Related Parameters
[BSC]LocalSwitchSup
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the local switching is enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.1.4 Panel Parameters

5.1.4.1 TRX mode (TRX Mode)
Full Name
TRX mode
Abbreviation
TRX Mode
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the working mode of carrier, single-carrier or
dual-carrier mode, and decides whether to use four-way diversity on
uplinks and whether to use DPCT or DDT on downlinks. The SDR base
station does not support DDT.
Four-way diversity refers to Rx diversity that combines four ways of
diversity reception to achieve optimum gain and maximize the receiving
performance of base station uplinks. The base station can provide
ultra-broad coverage when four-way diversity reception is used along
with downlink Tx diversity.
DPCT refers to a formal carrier that is formed to get a transmit gain of
2.5dB after two transmitters produce the same bursts at the same time
and the pulses pass through a combiner. By using DPCT, the coverage
of cells can be expanded and downlinks can be intensified in rural areas.
Generally, DPCT can be used together with four-way diversity reception
or MRC to provide ultra-broad coverage.
DDT refers to downlink delay diversity transmission in which the two
transmitters in the dual-density carrier module of the BTS send the same
signals within short delays. The two transmitters are used as one virtual
transmitter to enhance downlink signals and achieve a downlink gain
of 3dB to 6dB. In this way, the coverage is expanded and intensified
by 20% or more.
Four-way diversity, DPCT, and DDT must be supported by suitable
Description
hardware.
Managed Object
Rack
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Dual carrier
Single carrier with 4-ways diversity reception
Single carrier with 4-ways diversity reception and DPCT
Single carrier with 4-ways diversity reception and DDT
Single carrier
Unit
None
Default Value
Dual carrier
Default Value
Generally, the current networks are configured with dual-carrier,
depending on carrier characteristics.

By default, dual-carrier mode is used, without DPCT or DDT function.

For a broader coverage, single-carrier mode can be used, with four-way

diversity plus DPCT or DDT to increase the coverage and call completion
rate. For downlinks, 2-3dB can be increased to improve voice quality.
DPCT and DDT cannot be used at the same time.
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Power Combining Transmission (DPCT) & ZGO-04-01-004 Four Way
Related features
Diversity Receiving(FWDR)
Related Parameters
[Rack]Support antenna hop

[Rack]Delay count
The "Support antenna hop" parameter is valid only when this parameter
Relationship
is set to be "Dual carrier".

The "Delay count" parameter is valid only when this parameter is set to
be "Single carrier with 4-ways diversity reception and DDT".
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Site ID->Rack->Panel->Panel Property
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.1.4.2 Delay count (Delay count)

Full Name
Delay count
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Abbreviation
Delay count
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used for the DDT function. It defines the number of symbols used for delayed transmission. This parameter is valid only when the
"TRX mode" parameter is "Single carrier with 4-ways diversity reception
Description
and DDT". The SDR base station does not support DDT.
Managed Object
Rack
0..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is valid only when the "TRX mode" parameter is "Single
carrier with 4-ways diversity reception and DDT". By default, it is invalid.
The higher the value is, the bigger the valid Delay Count range will be
and the more delayed transmissions there will be.
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ZGO-04-01-002 Delay Diversity Transmission
Related Parameters
[Rack]TRX Mode
Relationship
This parameter is valid when the "TRX mode" parameter is "Single

carrier with 4-ways diversity reception and DDT".
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
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NO
OMC Access Path

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None
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Detail
None
5.1.4.3 IRC (IRC)

Full Name
IRC
Abbreviation
IRC
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to use the IRC function.
Cleared: IRC unused
Selected: IRC used
Interference Rejection Combining (IRC) is an advanced interference
suppression algorithm and improved diversity reception mode that
suppress intra-frequency interferences based on their relevance to
improve signal reception, reduce bit errors, and upgrade the quality
of uplink services in GSM systems. Compared with Maximum Ratio
Combining (MRC), an uplink Rx algorithm which is widely used in current
networks, IRC can improve uplink signal reception, traffic access, traffic
holding, and traffic handover. In terms of frequency planning, using
IRC can effectively reduce uplink interferences, improve voice quality,
increase uplink data throughput, and decrease call drops in current
networks that are being expanded with more frequency multiplexing.
By default, the V3 software supports IRC, which cannot be enabled or
Description
disabled through the network management system.
Managed Object
Rack
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The IRC function can significantly improve the uplink quality. It is
recommended to enable the function if possible.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-04-01-005 Interference Rejection Combining (IRC)
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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None
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None
5.1.4.4 Support antenna hop (Support antenna hop)

Full Name
Support antenna hop
Abbreviation
Support antenna hop
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether antenna hop is supported.
Support antenna hop: Different bursts of the same frequency are sent
by the base station Tx antennas (two or more) alternately to achieve
Description
Tx diversity.
Managed Object
Rack
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

This function can provide higher anti-interference performance for the
downlink signals at the air interface. However, the V3 base station does
not support the function currently.
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Related features
ZGO-04-03-005 Antenna Hopping
Related Parameters
[Rack]TRX Mode
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the "TRX mode" parameter is 'Dual
carrier'.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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None
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5.2 Power Control Parameters

There are four sub-interfaces for basic power control. If the cell supports GPRS, the GPRS
Power Control tab is added
5.2.1 Power Control Parameters

5.2.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Power Con-
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Parameter
None
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None

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
trol->Power Control
None
Modifying
Detail
None
5.2.1.3 Sub cell ID (SubCellId)

Full Name
Sub cell ID
Abbreviation
SubCellId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter means the subcell ID. It cannot be modified.
Managed Object
Cell
1~2
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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Parameter
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Parameter
trol->Power Control
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Modifying
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None
5.2.1.4 Uplink rapid power control indication (UIRapidPcInd)

Full Name
Uplink rapid power control indication
Abbreviation
UIRapidPcInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter determines the availability of the rapid power control
process. Rapid power control is an optional function of BTS. It reduces
the interference of the radio system and satisfies the dynamic power
control requirement for rapid moving MS.
The amplitude of power control used by rapid power control process
each time is no longer a fixed value, but an integer multiple of cell
parameter power control step (increase and decrease). The RapidPc
Description
parameter determines whether rapid power control process is allowed.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
MS power can be adjusted quickly to reduce interference. Then BTS
can get a steady level.

Configuration principle: The configuration can be adjusted based on the
real-time receiving signal level and the value difference between quality
and the expected threshold. This power control mode can meet the
needs of dynamic power control for rapid moving MS. However, it will
cause the transmission power for BTS or MS to adjust too quickly, which
will result in unsteady receiving signals.
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Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Power

Control->Power Control
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
5.2.1.5 Downlink rapid power control indication (DIRapidPcInd)

Full Name
Downlink rapid power control indication
Abbreviation
DIRapidPcInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter determines the availability of the rapid power control
process. Rapid power control is an optional function of BTS. It reduces
the interference of the radio system and satisfies the dynamic power
control requirement for rapid moving MS.
The amplitude of power control used by rapid power control process
each time is no longer a fixed value, but an integer multiple of cell
parameter power control step (increase and decrease). The RapidPc
Description
parameterr determines whether rapid power control process is allowed.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Enabling downlink rapid power control is likely to cause the deterioration
of RQ.

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This power control mode can meet the needs of dynamic power control
for rapid moving MS. However, it will cause the BTS transmission power
to adjust too quickly, which will result in unsteady receiving signals.
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5.2.1.6 Power control PwrDecrLimit (PwrDecrLimit)

Full Name
Power control PwrDecrLimit
Abbreviation
PwrDecrLimit
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter is set to prevent MS from call drop due to fast power
control. It corresponds to different quality level.
For example, PwrDecrLimit [0] determines the maximum power
decrease limit for calls with receiving quality level 0 (Bit Error rate (BER)
Description
<0.2%). This parameter is valid for both uplink and downlink.
Managed Object
Cell
The value range is 0..38.
Step: 2
Unit
dB
Default Value
10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 2, 2, 2
Default Value
When the rapid power control is conducted, get the middle value to
ensure the speed and to prevent the power from decreasing too quickly.
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If the value adjusted higher, the power changing amplitude becomes

bigger and there will risks of call drops; if the value is adjusted lower,
the power changing sensitivity will be smaller and the impact of power
control will be reduced.
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5.2.2 Power Survey Parameters

5.2.2.1 Report period of measurement for power control (PwrCtrlReportPrd)
Full Name
Report period of measurement for power control
Abbreviation
PwrCtrlReportPrd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
Power control is performed at BTS side and BSC implements relevant
performance statistics. BTS uses this parameter to decide the periodicity
to send the preprocessed power measurement to BSC as an input for
power control analysis. This parameter is in the unit of SACCH double
Description
frame.
Managed Object
Cell
The unit is SACCH double frame.
Step: 1
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Unit
Measurement report multi-frame
Default Value
240
Default Value
BTS will report the control performance measurement result each 240
51-double frames or 26 double frames.
The default value should be applied. This parameter controls the
frequency of power performance measurement report from BTS to iBSC.
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Control->Power Survey
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5.2.2.2 Uplink power level (PcUlLevWindow)

Full Name
Uplink power level
Abbreviation
PcUlLevWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
The parameter PcUlLevWindow represents the window size (that is, the
number of sample values) used to calculate the average value of uplink
Description
signal strength.
Managed Object
Cell
The value range is 1..31. Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
Enough number of samples are needed to ensure the correctness of

power control decisions. Meanwhile, a handover should be conducted
as early as possible when the uplink level is weak.
BTS uses the average value of measurement data to avoid adverse
influences caused by abrupt changes in measurement data due to
complex radio transmission.
The filtering wave for uplink measurement report becomes more smooth
if the window size is enlarged; the filtering wave for measurement report
becomes more sensitive if the window size becomes smaller.
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5.2.2.3 Uplink power level (PcUlLevWeight)

Full Name
Uplink power level
Abbreviation
PcUlLevWeight
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
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According to GSM Specifications, discontinuous transmission (DTX)

refers to the process in which the system does not transmit signals in the
voice intermittent period during the subscriber communication process.
With DTX mode, the measurement data reported to BSC fall into two
types. One is the average of the measurement results of all timeslots
in a measurement period in the non-DTX mode, and the other is the
average of the measurement results of some special timeslots in a
measurement period in the DTX mode. The first type of measurement
data is the average of the measurement results of all timeslots, and
it is accurate. The second type of measurement data is the average
of the measurement results of some timeslots, and it is less accurate.
Thus BSC should use different weights for the two types of data when
averaging the measurement results.
This parameter determines the weight for the first type of measurement
data when averaging uplink signal strength for power control. Weight for
Description
the second type of measurement data is set to 1 by default.
Managed Object
Cell
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
More precise
In the same period, FULL value is calculated from more sampling points
and it is more precise. SUB value is calculated from few sampling points,
so it is less precise. This parameter is not recommended to be modified.
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5.2.2.4 Downlink power level (PcDlLevWindow)

Full Name
Downlink power level
Abbreviation
PcDlLevWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
PcUlLevWindow calculates the uplink signal strength.
Description
The window size for the average calculation is the number of samples.
Managed Object
Cell
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

handover. Meanwhile, a handover should be conducted as early as
possible when the signal is weak.
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5.2.2.5 Downlink power level (PcdlLevWeight)

Full Name
Abbreviation
PcdlLevWeight
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
According to GSM Specifications, discontinuous transmission (DTX)
With DTX mode, the measurement data reported to BSC fall into two
types. One is the average of the measurement results of all timeslots
in a measurement period in the non-DTX mode, and the other is the
average of the measurement results of some special timeslots in a
measurement period in the DTX mode. When downlink DTX is used,
BTS selects the sebset for average calculation; when downlink DTX is
not used, BTS selects the collective set for average calculation. This
parameter determines the weight for the first type of measurement data
when averaging downlink signal strength for power control. Weight for
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
More precise
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5.2.2.6 Uplink quality level (PcUlQualWindow)

Full Name
Uplink quality level
Abbreviation
PcUlQualWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
number of sample values) used to calculate the average value of uplink
Description
signal strength.
Managed Object
Cell
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

as early as possible when the uplink level is weak.
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5.2.2.7 Uplink quality Weight (PcUlQualWeight)

Full Name
Uplink quality Weight
Abbreviation
PcUlQualWeight
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
data when averaging uplink signal quality for power control. Weight for
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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5.2.2.8 Downlink quality level (PcDlQualWindow)

Full Name
Downlink quality level
Abbreviation
PcDlQualWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
number of sample values) used to calculate the average value of downlink
Description
signal quality.
Managed Object
Cell
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

as early as possible when the signal is weak.
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5.2.2.9 Downlink quality Weight (PcDlQualWeight)

Full Name
Downlink quality Weight
Abbreviation
PcDlQualWeight
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
data when averaging downlink signal quality for power control. Weight
Description
for the second type of measurement data is set to 1 by default.
Managed Object
Cell
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
More precise
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5.2.3 Power Adjustment Threshold Parameters

5.2.3.1 Increase downlink level Value N,P (PcDLInclLevThsN/PcDLInclLevThsP)
Full Name
Increase downlink level Value N,P
Abbreviation
PcDLInclLevThsN/PcDLInclLevThsP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter is classified into seven types: FR, HR, AFS, AHS,
FR-AMR-WB, OFR-AMR-WB, and OHR-AMR-WB. It can independently
control various voice versions. Downlink receiving strength is one of the
factors that may lead to BTS power increase in the downlink direction. If
P out of N recent downlink signal strength averages are lower than the
related thresholds, the downlink transmission power of the BTS should
Description
be increased, because the downlink signals are too weak.
Managed Object
Cell
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1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
3, 2
Default Value
The accuracy and sensitivity of the power control should be guaranteed.

If the N and P values are relatively large, the BTS can average more
numbers of level samples. In this case, the accuracy is higher (the burr
is filtered out) but the sensitivity is decreased.
Usually, the N and P values for power increase are configured smaller
than those for power decrease. In the case of weak level, the power
can be increased quickly.
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5.2.3.2 Increase downlink level Threshold (PcDLInclLevThsThs)

Full Name
Increase downlink level Threshold
Abbreviation
PcDLInclLevThsThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
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factors that may lead to BTS power increase in the downlink direction. If
P out of N recent downlink signal strength averages are lower than the
related thresholds, the downlink transmission power of the BTS should
Description
be increased, because the downlink signals are too weak.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
26, 26, 26, 26
Default Value
Generally, the signals with the strength range of [-84 dBm, -76 dBm] can
ensure the normal operation of CS services.

If this threshold is configured too low, the receiving strength of the MS is
weak but the power is not controlled. If the threshold is configured too
high, the downlink interference will increase. For the sites that have
requirements on the downlink coverage level, increase the threshold of
downlink power control according to the coverage requirements. For

example, for the sites that have requirements on the downlink -75dBm
coverage, it is recommended that the threshold for downlink power
increase or decrease be changed to 36 or 42 respectively.
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5.2.3.3 Increase uplink quality Value N,P (PcDLInclQualThsN/PcDLInclQualThsP)

Full Name
Increase uplink quality Value N,P
Abbreviation
PcDLInclQualThsN/PcDLInclQualThsP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
control various voice versions. Downlink receiving quality is one of the
factors that may lead to BTS power increase in the downlink direction.
The judge process is as follows: If P out of N recent downlink signal
quality averages are higher than the related thresholds, the downlink
transmission power of the BTS should be increased, because the
Description
downlink signals are too poor.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
3, 2
Default Value

than those for power decrease. In the case of poor signal quality, the
power can be increased quickly.
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5.2.3.4 Increase uplink quality Threshold (PcDLInclQualThsThs)

Full Name
Increase uplink quality Threshold
Abbreviation
PcDLInclQualThsThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
factors that may lead to BTS power increase in the downlink direction.
quality averages are higher than the related thresholds, the downlink
transmission power of the BTS should be increased, because the
Description
downlink signals are too poor.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
2, 2, 2, 2
Default Value
Generally, the signals with the quality range of [0, 2] can ensure the
voice quality of CS services.

If this threshold is configured too high, call drops occur because of
poor MS receiving quality and the proportion of downlink RQs will be
affected. If this threshold is configured too low, the BTS power will
increase in the case of slight interference and the downlink RQ will be
further deteriorated.
The range of quality threshold can be changed according to the uplink

and downlink radio environment. If the radio environment is poor, the

range of quality threshold can be changed to [0, 1]. However, with
the increase of the quality threshold, the transmission power of uplink
and downlink signals will increase accordingly. Meanwhile, the mutual
interference will also increase, especially for the downlink interference.
However, under power control, the proportion of the RQ (range: 0-3;
unit: %) increases. During optimization of parameter settings, the
increase of the RQ (range: 0-3; unit: %), power, and interference should
be balanced.
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5.2.3.5 Decrease downlink level Value N,P (PcDLRedLevThsN/PcDLRedLevThsP)

Full Name
Decrease downlink level Value N,P
Abbreviation
PcDLRedLevThsN/PcDLRedLevThsP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
factors that may lead to BTS power decrease in the downlink direction.
strength averages are higher than the related thresholds, the downlink
transmission power of the BTS should be decreased, because the
Description
downlink signals are too strong.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
3, 2
Default Value
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5.2.3.6 Decrease downlink level Threshold (PcDLRedLevThsThs)

Full Name
Decrease downlink level Threshold
Abbreviation
PcDLRedLevThsThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
strength averages are higher than the related thresholds, the downlink
Description
downlink signals are too strong.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
34, 34, 34, 34
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Default Value
Generally, the signals with the strength range of [-84 dBm, -76 dBm] can
ensure the normal operation of CS services.

If this threshold is configured too low, the receiving strength of the MS is
weak but the power is not controlled. If the threshold is configured too
high, the downlink interference will increase. For the sites that have
requirements on the downlink coverage level, increase the threshold of
downlink power control according to the coverage requirements. For

example, for the sites that have requirements on the downlink -75dBm
coverage, it is recommended that the threshold for downlink power
increase or decrease be changed to 36 or 42 respectively.
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5.2.3.7 Decrease uplink quality Value N,P (PcDLRedQualThsN/PcDLRedQualThsP)

Full Name
Decrease uplink quality Value N,P
Abbreviation
PcDLRedQualThsN/PcDLRedQualThsP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
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quality averages are lower than the related thresholds, the downlink
Description
downlink signals are too good.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
3, 2
Default Value

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5.2.3.8 Decrease uplink quality Threshold (PcDLRedQualThsThs)

Full Name
Decrease uplink quality Threshold
Abbreviation
PcDLRedQualThsThs
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
quality averages are lower than the related thresholds, the downlink
Description
downlink signals are too good.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
0, 0, 0, 0
Default Value

If this value is adjusted excessively, the power will not increase if the
interference exists and call drops occur due to poor quality. Therefore, it
is recommended that this value be not modified.
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5.2.3.9 Increase uplink level Value N, P (PcULInclLevThsN/PcULInclLevThsP)

Full Name
Increase uplink level Value N, P
Abbreviation
PcULInclLevThsN/PcULInclLevThsP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
control various voice versions. Uplink receiving strength is one of the
factors that may lead to MS power decrease in the uplink direction. If P
out of N recent uplink signal strength averages are lower than the related
thresholds, the uplink transmission power of MS should be increased,
Description
because the strength of uplink signals is too weak.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
3, 2
Default Value


is filtered out) but the sensitivity is decreased. Usually, the N and P
values for power increase are configured smaller than those for power
decrease. In the case of weak level, the power can be increased quickly.
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5.2.3.10 Increase uplink level Threshold (PcULInclLevThsThs)

Full Name
Increase uplink level Threshold
Abbreviation
PcULInclLevThsThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
factors that may lead to MS power decrease in the uplink direction. If P
out of N recent uplink signal strength averages are lower than the related
thresholds, the uplink transmission power of MS should be increased,
Description
because the strength of uplink signals is too weak.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
22, 22, 22, 22
Default Value
Generally, the signals with the strength range of [-88 dBm, -80 dBm]
can ensure the normal operation of CS services and does not cause
uplink interference.
If this threshold is configured too low, the uplink receiving strength is
weak but the power is not controlled. In this case, it is easy to cause
poor voice quality or call drop. If the threshold is configured too high, the
uplink interference will increase. In the case of weak indoor coverage, it

is recommended that this threshold be properly increased to avoid poor
voice quality caused by rapid signal attenuation.
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5.2.3.11 Increase downlink quality Value N,P (PcULInclQualThsN/PcULInclQualThsP)

Full Name
Increase downlink quality Value N,P
Abbreviation
PcULInclQualThsN/PcULInclQualThsP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
control various voice versions. Uplink receiving quality is one of the
factors that may lead to MS power increase in the uplink direction. The
judge process is as follows: If P out of N recent uplink signal quality
averages are higher than the related thresholds, the uplink transmission
power of MS should be increased, because the quality of uplink signals
Description
is too poor.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
3, 2
Default Value

than those for power decrease. In the case of poor signal quality, the
power can be increased quickly.
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5.2.3.12 Increase downlink quality Threshold (PcULInclQualThsThs)

Full Name
Increase downlink quality Threshold
Abbreviation
PcULInclQualThsThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
factors that may lead to MS power increase in the uplink direction. The
power of MS should be increased, because the quality of uplink signals
Description
is too poor.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
2, 2, 2, 2
Default Value
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If this threshold is configured too high, call drops occur because of poor
MS receiving quality and the proportion of downlink RQs will be affected.
If this threshold is configured too low, the MS power will increase in the
case of slight interference. As a result, the interference will increase
accordingly.
The range of quality threshold can be changed according to the uplink
and downlink radio environment. If the radio environment is poor, the
range of quality threshold can be changed to [0, 1]. However, with

the increase of the quality threshold, the transmission power of uplink
signals will increase accordingly. Meanwhile, the mutual interference
will also increase. However, under power control, the proportion of the
RQ (range: 0-3; unit: %) increases. During optimization of parameter
settings, the increase of the RQ (range: 0-3; unit: %), power, and
interference should be balanced.
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5.2.3.13 Decrease uplink level Value N,P (PcULRedLevThsN/PcULRedLevThsP)

Full Name
Decrease uplink level Value N,P
Abbreviation
PcULRedLevThsN/PcULRedLevThsP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
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factors that may lead to MS power decrease in the uplink direction. The
judge process is as follows: If P out of N recent uplink signal strength
power of MS should be decreased, because the strength of uplink signals
Description
is too strong.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
3, 2
Default Value

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5.2.3.14 Decrease uplink level Threshold (PcULRedLevThsThs)

Full Name
Decrease uplink level Threshold
Abbreviation
PcULRedLevThsThs
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None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
judge process is as follows: If P out of N recent uplink signal strength
power of MS should be decreased, because the strength of uplink signals
Description
is too strong.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
30, 30, 30, 30
Default Value
Generally, the signals with the strength range of [-88 dBm, -80 dBm]
can ensure the normal operation of CS services and does not cause
If this threshold is configured too low, the MS power will be decreased
when the uplink receiving strength is weak. If this threshold is configured

too high, the uplink receiving strength is too strong but the power
lowering will not be decreased. In this case, interference exists. In the
case of weak indoor coverage, it is recommended that this threshold be
properly increased to avoid poor voice quality caused by rapid signal
attenuation.
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5.2.3.15 Decrease downlink quality Value N (PcULRedQualThsN/PcULRedQualThsP)

Full Name
Decrease downlink quality Value N
Abbreviation
PcULRedQualThsN/PcULRedQualThsP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
averages are lower than the related thresholds, the uplink transmission
power of MS should be decreased, because the quality of uplink signals
Description
is too good.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
3, 2
Default Value

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5.2.3.16 Decrease downlink quality Threshold (PcULRedQualThsThs)

Full Name
Decrease downlink quality Threshold
Abbreviation
PcULRedQualThsThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
averages are lower than the related thresholds, the uplink transmission
power of MS should be decreased, because the quality of uplink signals
Description
is too good.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Unit
None
Default Value
0, 0, 0, 0
Default Value

If this value is adjusted excessively, the power will not increase if the
interference exists and call drops occur due to poor quality. Therefore, it
is recommended that this value be not modified.
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5.2.4 Other Parameters

5.2.4.1 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR uplink power
increase step (PwrIncStep_0~PwrIncStep_6)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR uplink
Full Name
power increase step
Abbreviation
PwrIncStep_0~PwrIncStep_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
It refers to a power increase step, that is, the value of power control variation each time. This parameter is used in uplink directions, and is classified into seven types: FR, HR, AMR FR, AMR HR, AMR WFS, AMR
Description
OWFR, AMR OWHR.
Managed Object
Cell
2, 4, and 6.
Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
The principle of quick increase and slow decrease is followed.

If this parameter is configured too small, the uplink power increases
slowly. As a result, the voice quality is deteriorated or even call drops
occur. Therefore, it is recommended that the value be not configured

too small.
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5.2.4.2 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR downlink power

increase step (DLPwrIncStep_0~DLPwrIncStep_6)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR downlink
Full Name
power increase step
Abbreviation
DLPwrIncStep_0~DLPwrIncStep_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter determines the step of downlink power increase. The
values for increase during downlink power control are FR, HR, AMR FR,
Description
AMR HR, AMR WFS, AMR OWFR, AMR OWHR.
Managed Object
Cell
1/2/4/8/12
Step: 0.5
Unit
dB
Default Value
4
To implement smaller sharing granularity after the power sharing function
Default Value
is enabled, it is recommended that this parameter be configured to 1
(0.5 dB). If the power sharing function is not enabled, it is recommended

that this parameter be configured to 4 (2 dB).
If this parameter is configured too small, the downlink power increases
slowly. As a result, the voice quality is deteriorated or even call drops
occur. Therefore, it is recommended that the value be not configured

too small.
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5.2.4.3 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR uplink power

descreasing step (PwrRedStep_0~PwrRedStep_6)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR uplink
Full Name
power descreasing step
Abbreviation
PwrRedStep_0~PwrRedStep_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
It refers to a power decrease step, that is, the value of power control
variation each time. This parameter is used in downlink directions, and is
classified into seven types: FR, HR, AMR FR, AMR HR, AMR WFS, AMR
Description
OWFR, AMR OWHR.
Managed Object
Cell
2, 4, and 6.
Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
The principle of quick increase and slow decrease is followed.

If this parameter is configured too large, the uplink power may be
decreased sharply in some special cases. As a result, the KPIs such as
call drop will be affected.
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5.2.4.4 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR Downlink power

decreasing step (DLPwrRedStep_0~DLPwrRedStep_6)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR downlink
Full Name
power reduction step

FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR Downlink
Abbreviation
power decreasing stepDLPwrRedStep_0~DLPwrRedStep_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter determines the step of downlink power decrease. The
values for decrease during downlink power control are FR, HR, AMR FR,
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1/2/4/8/12
Step: 0.5
Unit
dB
Default Value
4
To implement smaller sharing granularity after the power sharing function
Default Value
is enabled, it is recommended that this parameter be configured to 1
(0.5 dB). If the power sharing function is not enabled, it is recommended

that this parameter be configured to 4 (2 dB).
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If this parameter is configured too large, the downlink power may be

decreased sharply in some special cases. As a result, the KPIs such as
call drop will be affected.
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5.2.4.5 Uplink power control allowed (PwrControlUl)

Full Name
Uplink power control allowed
Abbreviation
PwrControlUl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
According to different demands from the network, object for the power
control can be chosen. If the MS transmission power needs to be adjusted
Description
dynamically, enable"uplink power control".
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Adjust the output power of MS to make BTS obtain the steady receiving
signal strength. Therefore, the interference from the same frequency
can be decreased and the power will be saved.
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Applicable scenario: decrease uplink interference and MS power

consuming. In environments except for high-speed railway, this function
is recommended to be enabled.
Functions: After the uplink power control is enabled, BTS will obtain the
steady receiving signal strength. Therefore, the uplink interference from
the same frequency can be decreased and the MS power consuming
will be reduced.
Risks: If the uplink power control is not conducted in time, or the
parameter is not configured properly, voice quality problem will be
brought up and call drops will happen.
The initial power control rate for SDR base station is slow. It is
recommended to start fast average (fastavg) function.
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5.2.4.6 Downlink power control allowed (PwrControlDl)

Full Name
Downlink power control allowed
Abbreviation
PwrControlDl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
According to different demands from the network, object for the power
control can be chosen. If the BTS transmission power needs to be ad-
Description
justed dynamically, enable"downlink power control".
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Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
BTS transmit with the highest power to ensure proper coverage and
downlink receiving level.

Applicable scenario: decrease downlink interference and BTS power
consuming. This function is recommended to be enabled in the
dense-populated area and places with strong inner network signal
interference.
Functions: After the downlink power control is enabled, an MS will

obtain the steady receiving signal strength. Therefore, the downlink

interference from the same frequency can be decreased and the BTS
power consuming will be reduced.
Risks: If the downlink power control is not conducted in time, or the
parameter is not configured properly, voice quality problem will be
brought up and call drops will happen.
The initial power control rate for SDR base station is slow. It is
recommended to start fast average (FastAvg) function.
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1. Open the fastavg function to speed up the power control;
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2.If the BTS type is SDR and the "downlink power control"needs to be
enabled, choose "Yes" to make this parameter configurable.
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5.2.4.7 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MS Max power

level of MS (MsTxPwrMax_0~MsTxPwrMax_6)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MS Max
Full Name
power level of MS
Abbreviation
MsTxPwrMax_0~MsTxPwrMax_6
3GPP Name
MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
During communication between the MS and the BTS, the transmission
power of the MS is controlled by the network. The network configures
the power of the MS by using the power command. This command is
transmitted on the SACCH channel, which has two header bytes, namely
power control byte and timing advance byte.
The MS acquires the power control header from the downlink SACCH
and take the specified transmission power as the output power. If the
power level of the MS cannot make it output the power value, it will
output the closest transmission power that can be output. When the
BSC implements power control, this parameter refers to the maximum
transmission power available for the MS in the cell. Meanwhile, this
parameter is used by the BSC to calculate the PBGT value. The max
power level for the MS falls into seven categories: FR, HR, AMR FR,
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
db
0(1800M)
Default Value
5(901M)
Default Value
This is to maximize the initial transmission power of the MS.

If the initial power of the MS is configured too low, the uplink receiving
power level is weak. As a result, the TCH and the success ratio of SD

designation will be affected. Therefore, it is recommended that the

default value of this parameter be not adjusted.
Only when the radio environment is good, a relatively low value can
ensure the normal operation of MS services and reduce the uplink
interference.
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5.2.4.8 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MS MIN power

level of MS (MsTxPwrMin_0~MsTxPwrMin_6)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MS MIN
Full Name
power level of MS
Abbreviation
MsTxPwrMin_0~MsTxPwrMin_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
During communication between the MS and the BTS, the transmission
power of the MS is controlled by the network. The network configures
the power of the MS by using the power command. This command is
transmitted on the SACCH channel, which has two header bytes, namely
power control byte and timing advance byte.
The MS acquires the power control header from the downlink SACCH
and take the specified transmission power as the output power. If the
power level of the MS cannot make it output the power value, it will
output the closest transmission power that can be output. When the
BSC implements power control, this parameter refers to the minimum
transmission power available for the MS in the cell, that is, the lower
threshold of power control. The minimal power level for the MS falls
into seven categories: FR, HR, AMR FR, AMR HR, AMR WFS, AMR
Description
OWFR, AMR OWHR.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
db
11(1800M)
Default Value
16(901M)
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The uplink level and the MS power consumption are ensured
simultaneously.
If this parameter is configured too low, the uplink receiving power is
weak. If this parameter is configured too high, the MS transmission

power will be high. As a result, the MS power consumption is affected

and the uplink interference exists.
In the case of poor radio environment, this parameter should be
configured to a higher value to ensure the strength of uplink signal
reception.
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5.2.4.9 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MS MIN power

level of BS (BsTxPwrMin_0~BsTxPwrMin_6)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MS MIN
Full Name
power level of BS
Abbreviation
BsTxPwrMin_0~BsTxPwrMin_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
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During communication between the BTS and the MS, the transmission
power of the BTS is controlled by the network. The network configures
the power of the BTS by using the power command. The BTS takes
the transmission power specified in the power control command as the
output power. When the BSC implements power control, this parameter
refers to the minimum transmission power available for the BTS in the
cell. The minimal power level for the BS falls into seven categories: FR,
HR, AMR FR, AMR HR, AMR WFS, AMR OWFR, AMR OWHR.
If the maximum power level of the BTS is Pn, then:
l 0: Pn;
l 1: Pn-2 dB;
......
Description
l 15: Pn-30 dB
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Unit
dB
Default Value
10
Default Value
The BTS power is adjusted within a high power range.
This parameter indicates the range of power adjustment for the BTS. A
high value does not help reduce the downlink network interference.
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5.2.4.10 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MIN interval of

uplink power control (PcMinInterval_0~PcMinInterval_6, SACCH multiframe)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MIN inFull Name
terval of uplink power control
Abbreviation
PcMinInterval_0~PcMinInterval_6, SACCH multiframe
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
For SDR BTSs, this parameter indicates the interval between the initial
state to the steady state for BTS power control. Two conditions must be
met when a BTS changes from the initial state to the steady state: This
parameter specifies the minimum interval of power control. Usually, two
survey reports with the original transmission power will be received after
power control. The signal level information in the reports is not accurate
and thus should be ignored (other information such as adjacent cell
information is still valid), therefore there should be a minimum interval of
power control, and signal level information is ignored in this period.
For V3 BTSs, this parameter indicates the interval between the initial
state to the steady state for BTS power control. Two conditions must
be met when a BTS changes from the initial state to the steady state:
1) If the transmission power has not been lowered for N1 times, the
next measurement report will enter the steady state. 2) If the BTS still
remains in the initial state after N2-1 measurement reports have been
received, the N2 measurement report will enter the steady state.
If the parameter is configured between 4 and 17, the N2 value equals to
the value of this parameter.
If this parameter is configured lower than 4, the corresponding N2 value
is 11 measurement reports.
If this parameter is configured lower than 17, the corresponding N2
Description
value is 17 measurement reports.
Managed Object
Cell
1..32
Unit
None
Default Value
2
The SDR BTS will abandon the wrong measurement reports to ensure
Default Value
the correctness of power control.
The V3 BTS will ensure both the correctness of power control and the
speed of initial power control.
For SDR BTSs, the incorrect 2 measurement reports will be abandoned
between two times of power control. It is recommended that this
parameter be not modified.

For V3 BTSs, it is recommended that this parameter be not modified.
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None
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NO
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5.2.4.11 Cell enable power dynamic sharing or not (PwrDynShare)

Full Name
Cell enable power dynamic sharing or not
Abbreviation
PwrDynShare
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the dynamic power sharing function is
Description
enabled.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This is a switch for special function. The switch is disabled by default.

The dynamic power sharing function is enabled/disabled through this
switch. The switch can improve the utilization of cell power resources. A
carrier wave with low transmission power shares its margin power with
the carriers waves that need high transmission power.
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[Cell]PwrControlDl
Relationship
If the BTS type is SDR and the downlink power control is enabled,
choose "Yes" to make to parameter configurable.
Related Interfaces
None
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NO
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5.2.4.12 Power reserved for present users (PwrPres)

Full Name
Power reserved for present users
Abbreviation
PwrPres
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the reserved power volume, which is the gain
level added to currently applied power. The 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 respectively
Description
represent 0 dB, 0.5 dB, 1 dB, 1.5 dB, 2 dB.
Managed Object
Cell
0[0], 0.5[1], 1[2], 1.5[3], 2[4]
Unit
None
Default Value
0[0]
Default Value
The default power gain is 0.

It is recommended to adopt the default value.
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None
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None
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5.2.4.13 Power for initial access users, level of dB based on TRX power (InitAccessPwr)
Full Name
Power for initial access users, level of dB based on TRX power
Abbreviation
InitAccessPwr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the initial downlink power. The highest carrier
Description
wave power attenuates 2 dB per grade.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default initial access power does not attenuate.
Set this parameter as required. The initial power decreases if the
parameter increases.
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None
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5.2.4.14 Initial downlink power reduction step according to SDCCH measurement

(InitDLPwrRedStep)
Full Name
Initial downlink power reduction step according to SDCCH measurement
Abbreviation
InitDLPwrRedStep
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter adjusts the initial downlink power attenuation level for the
TCH channel based on the measurement report for the SDCCH channel.
Description
This parameter take effect after the dynamic power sharing is enabled.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2
Unit
2 dB
Default Value
Default Value
2 db is a reasonable extent.

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[Cell]PwrDynShare
Relationship
Related Interfaces
The parameter takes effect when the dynamic power sharing function
is enabled.
None
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5.2.4.15 SDCCH RXLEV for increasing TCH downlink power (InitDLPwrInclLevThs)

Full Name
SDCCH RXLEV for increasing TCH downlink power
Abbreviation
InitDLPwrInclLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the lower limit value for SD channel level that is
a reference to TCH initializing downlink power. If the MS receiving level
in SD channel survey report is lower than this value, the MS receiving
signal intensity is weak, thus the initializing transmission power of TCH
Description
channel cannot be reduced.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
22
Default Value
If the access power is lower than -88dBm, the signal is weak and cannot
be reduced any more.

The default value should be applied.

Set this parameter for the site according to the particular requirements
for the downlink coverage.
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[BSC]PwrDynShareSupport_1
Relationship
This parameter takes effect when PwrDynShareSupport_1 is initialized.
Related Interfaces
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5.2.4.16 SDCCH RXLEV for reducing TCH downlink power (InitDLPwrlRedLevThs)

Full Name
SDCCH RXLEV for reducing TCH downlink power
Abbreviation
InitDLPwrlRedLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the SD channel level threshold that is a reference to TCH initializing downlink power. If the MS receiving level in SD
channel survey report is higher than this value, the MS receiving signal
intensity is strong, thus the initializing transmission power of TCH channel
Description
can be reduced.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
55
Default Value
The receiving power of -55dBm can ensure good access performance.
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The level will be lowered due to decrease of downlink power, so the level
threshold should not be set too low. The transmission power of MS can
be adjusted through power control after the MS access to TCH.
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[Cell]PwrDynShare
Relationship
is enabled.
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None
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5.2.4.17 SDCCH RXQUAL for increasing TCH downlink power (InitDLPwrInclQualThs)

Full Name
SDCCH RXQUAL for increasing TCH downlink power
Abbreviation
InitDLPwrInclQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the upper limit quality value for SD channel
that is a reference to TCH initializing downlink power. If the MS quality
in SD channel survey report is higher than this value, the MS receiving
quality is poor, thus the initializing transmission power of TCH channel
Description
cannot be reduced.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
If the quality level is higher than 2, the power cannot be reduced any
more.

The default value should be applied.
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This parameter takes effect when PwrDynShareSupport_1 is initialized.
Related Interfaces
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5.2.4.18 SDCCH RXQUAL for reducing TCH downlink power (InitDLPwrlRedQualThs)

Full Name
SDCCH RXQUAL for reducing TCH downlink power
Abbreviation
InitDLPwrlRedQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the SD channel quality threshold that is a reference to TCH initializing downlink power. If the quality level in SD channel
survey report is lower than this value, the MS receiving quality is good
(with low Bit Error Rate), thus the initializing transmission power of TCH
Description
channel can be reduced.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
The TCH initializing downlink power can be reduced under the best
access quality.
The quality level will be lowered due to decrease of downlink power, so
the quality level threshold should not be set too low. The transmission
power of MS can be adjusted through power control after the MS access

to TCH.
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Relationship
is enabled.
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5.2.4.19 Power Adjusting Threshold (PwrAdjustThreshold)

Full Name
Power Adjusting Threshold
Abbreviation
PwrAdjustThreshold
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the congestion control threshold. When BSC
detects that a current service on RRU occupies a certain percentage of
the RRU total power, the congestion control is enabled (handout CS ser-
Description
vices).
Managed Object
Cell
50..100
Step: 1
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Unit
Default Value
100
Default Value
100% is the default value.

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[Cell]PwrAdmitThrldPunish
[Cell]PwrAdmitThreshold
Relationship
Punishment extent against the power access control threshold<Power

access control threshold<Power congestion control threshold
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5.2.4.20 Power admitting threshold (PwrAdmitThreshold)

Full Name
Power admitting threshold
Abbreviation
PwrAdmitThreshold
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the congestion control threshold. When BSC
receives a new service application, the service cannot be accepted if the
power needed by the current service and the new service reaches a
certain percentage of the total RRU power. The acceptance judgment
Description
will be conducted in other time slots.
Managed Object
Cell
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10..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
When the power percentage is 90%, RRU power is reaches the limit and
the power distribution cannot be conducted.

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[Cell]PwrAdjustThreshold
[Cell]PwrAdmitThrldPunish
Relationship

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5.2.4.21 Power admitting threshold punishment (PwrAdmitThrldPunish)

Full Name
Power admitting threshold punishment
Abbreviation
PwrAdmitThrldPunish
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the punishment extent against the power

access control threshold. When a service is kicked out due to RRU
congestion in a time slot, a new service will be introduced immediately,
which cause the RRU to switch between congestion and smooth state.
At this time, the access threshold has a punishment decrease for a
Description
period of time and the decrease extent equals with the parameter value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..50
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
10
Default Value
Generally, 10% punishment is enough to avoid the ping-pong effect
caused by power congestion.

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[Cell]PwrAdjustThreshold
[Cell]PwrAdmitThreshold
Relationship

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5.2.4.22 Power admitting threshold punishment time (PwrAdmitPunishTime)

Full Name
Power admitting threshold punishment time
Abbreviation
PwrAdmitPunishTime
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the punishment period of time against the power
access control threshold. When a service is kicked out due to RRU congestion in a time slot, a new service will be introduced immediately, which
cause the RRU to switch between congestion and smooth state. At this
time, the access threshold has a punishment decrease and the period of
Description
time equals with the parameter value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
30
Default Value
Generally, 30 s punishment is enough to avoid the ping-pong effect
caused by power congestion.

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None
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5.2.4.23 Power adjustment methods priority 1 (PwrAdjPriority_0)

Full Name
Power adjustment methods priority 1
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Abbreviation
PwrAdjPriority_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the congestion control with the power sharing happens, this parameter is applied in the congestion control algorithm with priority 1 (highest
Description
priority).
Managed Object
Cell
0: invalid algorithm. No congestion control
1: Switch out CS services
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Switch out CS services
Default Value
Without the congestion control the PA module will be burned damage
under high power. Proper CS services will be chosen for handover.

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Relationship
is enabled.
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5.2.4.24 FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MIN interval of

downlink power control (DLPcMinInterval_0~DLPcMinInterval_6)
FR/HR/AMR FR/AMR HR/AMR WFS/AMR OWFR/AMR OWHR MIN inFull Name
terval of downlink power control
Abbreviation
DLPcMinInterval_0~DLPcMinInterval_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
For SDR BTSs, this parameter indicates the interval between the initial
state to the steady state for BTS power control. Two conditions must be
met when a BTS changes from the initial state to the steady state: This
parameter specifies the minimum interval of power control. Usually, two
survey reports with the original transmission power will be received after
power control. The signal level information in the reports is not accurate
and thus should be ignored (other information such as adjacent cell
information is still valid), therefore there should be a minimum interval of
power control, and signal level information is ignored in this period.
For V3 BTSs, this parameter indicates the interval between the initial
state to the steady state for BTS power control. Two conditions must
be met when a BTS changes from the initial state to the steady state:
1) If the transmission power has not been lowered for N1 times, the
next measurement report will enter the steady state. 2) If the BTS still
remains in the initial state after N2-1 measurement reports have been
received, the N2 measurement report will enter the steady state.
If the parameter is configured between 4 and 17, the N2 value equals to
the value of this parameter.
If this parameter is configured lower than 4, the corresponding N2 value
is 11 measurement reports.
If this parameter is configured lower than 17, the corresponding N2
Description
value is 17 measurement reports.
Managed Object
Cell
1..32
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Incorrect measurement reports will be abandoned to ensure correct
power control.
Two incorrect measurement reports are abandoned during two times of
uplink power control.
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None
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None
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None
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5.2.4.25 BCCH power control downlink (BCCHPwrControlDL)

Full Name
BCCH power control downlink
Abbreviation
BCCHPwrControlDL
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to implement power control for the
dedicated channel on the BCCH carrier according to various network re-
Description
quirements.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Downlink power control is not implemented for the BCCH carrier, so as to
ensure that the MS can correctly measure the downlink level of this cell.
Configuration principle: Customers determine whether to enable this
function.

Parameter function: This function can be enabled to reduce BTS power

consumption.
Risk after this function is enabled: The downlink level of this cell
measured by using the MS is relatively small, which affects MS
reselection and handover judgment on the network side.
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None
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None
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5.2.4.26 BCCH Maximum Power Decrease (BCCHMaxPwrDec)

Full Name
BCCH Maximum Power Decrease
Abbreviation
BCCHMaxPwrDec
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the BCCH carrier participates in the downlink power control, this
parameter determines the maximum deteriorated value of the dedicated
Description
channel on the BCCH carrier.
Managed Object
Cell
1..60
Step: 0.5
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
The value of this parameter defines the range of downlink BCCH power
control. As a caution, this parameter is configured to 3 dB.

This parameter is valid only when the downlink power control of BCCH

carrier is enabled.
If this parameter is configured too large, the level value of this cell
measured by using the MSs in this cell and the adjacent cell will be
too small.
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BCCHPwrControlDL
Relationship
None
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None
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5.2.4.27 BCCH idle burst power (BCCHIdleBurstPwr)

Full Name
BCCH idle burst power
Abbreviation
BCCHIdleBurstPwr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
timeslots on the BCCH carrier according to various network requirements.
Managed Object
Cell
This parameter determines whether to decrease the output power of idle
0..61
Step: 0.5
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
Do not decrease the output power of idle timeslots on the BCCH carrier,
so as to ensure correct measurement on the level of this cell.
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Configuration principle: Customers determine whether to decrease the

output power of idle timeslots on the BCCH carrier.
Decreasing the output power of idle timeslots on the BCCH carrier

can reduce BTS power consumption. If this parameter is configured
too large, the downlink level of this cell measured by using the MS is
relatively small, which affects MS reselection and handover judgment
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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5.2.4.28 Uplink exponential filter (ULExpFilter)

Full Name
Uplink exponential filter
Abbreviation
ULExpFilter
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to process the uplink level and quality through exponential filtering during uplink power control and use the
Description
processed data for uplink power control judgment.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value

Exponential filtering has good effect on eliminating burr. The

disadvantage is that is cannot adapt to sharp fluctuation of radio
environments. By default, this function is disabled.
After the exponential filtering function is enabled, the impact of the latest
measurement samples will be weakened, which helps prevent power
control jitter. However, the sensitivity of power control is also decreased.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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NO
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5.2.4.29 Downlink exponential filter (DLExpFilter)

Full Name
Downlink exponential filter
Abbreviation
DLExpFilter
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to process the downlink level and
quality through exponential filtering during downlink power control and
Description
use the processed data for downlink power control judgment.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value

Exponential filtering has good effect on eliminating burr. The

disadvantage is that is cannot adapt to sharp fluctuation of radio
environments. By default, this function is disabled.
After the exponential filtering function is enabled, the impact of the latest
measurement samples will be weakened, which helps prevent power
control jitter. However, the sensitivity of power control is also decreased.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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NO
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5.2.4.30 Uplink level optimize (ULLevOptim)

Full Name
Uplink level optimize
Abbreviation
ULLevOptim
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to use the optimized uplink level as
the expected level for uplink power control. The optimized uplink level is
a value between the threshold of uplink power increase and the threshold
Description
of uplink power decrease.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
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After the optimized uplink level is used as the expected uplink strength
Default Value
value, the system can prevent extra power control caused by a close
value between the target level and the threshold of power increase or
the threshold of power decrease.
If this function is enabled, the system can prevent ping-pong power
control caused by level.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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NO
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5.2.4.31 Downlink level optimize (DLLevOptim)

Full Name
Downlink level optimize
Abbreviation
DLLevOptim
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to use the optimized downlink level
as the expected level for downlink power control. The optimized downlink
level is a value between the threshold of downlink power increase and the
Description
threshold of downlink power decrease.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
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Default Value
Yes
After the optimized downlink level is used as the expected uplink
Default Value
strength value, the system can prevent extra power control caused by a
close value between the target level and the threshold of power increase
or the threshold of power decrease.
If this function is enabled, the system can prevent ping-pong power
control caused by level.
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
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NO
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5.2.5 New Power Control Attribute

5.2.5.1 INIT decline Limit (INITDeLimit)
Full Name
INIT decline Limit
Abbreviation
INITDeLimit
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
INIT decline Limit
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16(0-8 on omcr)
Unit
2db
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Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
set ID->BSC Function->Site Config->Site->Cell->Power Control->new

power control attribute
Parameter Modifying
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Detail
New
5.2.5.2 Number of INIT Measure report (INITMRNum)

Full Name
Number of INIT Measure report
Abbreviation
INITMRNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Number of INIT Measure report
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Detail
New
5.2.5.3 Uplink Rescue Status, Value N (ULRescueN)

Full Name
Uplink Rescue Status, Value N
Abbreviation
ULRescueN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Uplink Rescue Status, Value N
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

ULRescueN >= ULRescueP
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Detail
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5.2.5.4 Uplink Rescue Status, Value P (ULRescueP)

Full Name
Uplink Rescue Status, Value P
Abbreviation
ULRescueP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Uplink Rescue Status, Value P
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

ULRescueN >= ULRescueP
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5.2.5.5 Uplink Rescue level threshold (ULRescueLevThs)

Full Name
Uplink Rescue level threshold
Abbreviation
ULRescueLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Uplink Rescue level threshold
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
N/A
Default Value
20
Default Value
Empirical value

ULRescueLevThs < PcULInclLevThsThs
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.2.5.6 Uplink Rescue quality threshold (ULRescueQualThs)

Full Name
Uplink Rescue quality threshold
Abbreviation
ULRescueQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Uplink Rescue quality threshold
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

ULRescueQualThs < PcULInclQualThsThs
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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5.2.5.7 Downlink Rescue Status, Value N (DLRescueN)

Full Name
Downlink Rescue Status, Value N
Abbreviation
DLRescueN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Downlink Rescue Status, Value N
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

DLRescueN >= DLRescueP
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Detail
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5.2.5.8 Downlink Rescue Status, Value P (DLRescueP)

Full Name
Downlink Rescue Status, Value P
Abbreviation
DLRescueP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Downlink Rescue Status, Value P
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

DLRescueN >= DLRescueP
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
iBSCV6.20.712b
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Detail
New
5.2.5.9 Downlink Rescue level threshold (DLRescueLevThs)

Full Name
Downlink Rescue level threshold
Abbreviation
DLRescueLevThs
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
Description
Downlink Rescue level threshold
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
N/A
Default Value
25
Default Value
Empirical value

DLRescueLevThs < PcDLInclLevThsThs
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Detail
New
5.2.5.10 Downlink Rescue quality threshold (DLRescueQualThs)

Full Name
Downlink Rescue quality threshold
Abbreviation
DLRescueQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Downlink Rescue quality threshold
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
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Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

DLRescueQualThs < PcDLInclQualThsThs
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Detail
New
5.2.5.11 Uplink exponent filter power control indication (ULExpFiltPCInd)

Full Name
Uplink exponent filter power control indication
Abbreviation
ULExpFiltPCInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Uplink exponent filter power control indication
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5.2.5.12 Downlink exponent filter power control indication (DLExpFiltPCInd)

Full Name
Downlink exponent filter power control indication
Abbreviation
DLExpFiltPCInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Downlink exponent filter power control indication
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
iBSCV6.20.712b
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5.2.5.13 Uplink filtration exponent para K (ULFiltExpParaK)

Full Name
Uplink filtration exponent para K
Abbreviation
ULFiltExpParaK
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Uplink filtration exponent para K
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5.2.5.14 Filter window len of Uplink level (ULLevFiltWinLen)

Full Name
Filter window len of Uplink level
Abbreviation
ULLevFiltWinLen
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
filter window len of Uplink level
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Detail
New
5.2.5.15 Filter window len of Uplink quality (ULQualFiltWinLen)

Full Name
Filter window len of Uplink quality
Abbreviation
ULQualFiltWinLen
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
filter window len of Uplink quality
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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5.2.5.16 Step of Uplink power decline by quality (ULDebyQuaStep)

Full Name
Step of Uplink power decline by quality
Abbreviation
ULDebyQuaStep
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Step of Uplink power decline by quality
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Detail
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5.2.5.17 Step of Uplink power increase by quality (ULInbyQuaStep)

Full Name
Step of Uplink power increase by quality
Abbreviation
ULInbyQuaStep
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Step of Uplink power increase by quality
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Detail
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5.2.5.18 MAX Step of Uplink power decline by level when quality 0

(ULDebyLevStep_Qua0)
Full Name
MAX Step of Uplink power decline by level when quality 0
Abbreviation
ULDebyLevStep_Qua0
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Detail
New
2
5.2.5.19 MAX Step of Uplink power decline by level when quality 1
Full Name
Abbreviation
ULDebyLevStep_Qua1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
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Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Detail
New
5.2.5.20 MAX Step of Uplink power decline by level when other qualitys
Full Name
MAX Step of Uplink power decline by level when other qualitys
Abbreviation
ULDebyLevStep_Qua2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
MAX Step of Uplink power decline by level when other qualitys
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
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Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5.2.5.21 Weight sequence of Uplink window Filter (ULWinFiltWeightSequ)

Full Name
Weight sequence of Uplink window Filter
Abbreviation
ULWinFiltWeightSequ
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
weight sequence of Uplink window Filter
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
1: all the value is 1
2: the value is 1, 3, 5, 7, ...
3: the value is 2, 4, 6, 8, ...
4: the value is 1, 2, 3, 4, ...
5: the value is 2, 5, 8, 11...
6: the value is 3, 6, 9, 12...
7: the value is 1, 4, 7, 10...

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Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Detail
New
5.2.5.22 Downlink filtration exponent para K (DLFiltExpParaK)

Full Name
Downlink filtration exponent para K
Abbreviation
DLFiltExpParaK
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Downlink filtration exponent para K
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
iBSCV6.20.712b
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Detail
New
5.2.5.23 Filter window len of Downlink level (DLLevFiltWinLen)

Full Name
Filter window len of Downlink level
Abbreviation
DLLevFiltWinLen
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
filter window len of Downlink level
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Detail
New
5.2.5.24 Filter window len of Downlink quality (DLQualFiltWinLen)

Full Name
Filter window len of Downlink quality
Abbreviation
DLQualFiltWinLen
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
filter window len of Downlink quality
Managed Object
Cell
1..15
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
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Detail
New
5.2.5.25 Step of Downlink power decline by quality (DLDebyQuaStep)

Full Name
Step of Downlink power decline by quality
Abbreviation
DLDebyQuaStep
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Step of Downlink power decline by quality
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Detail
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5.2.5.26 Step of Downlink power increase by quality (DLInbyQuaStep)

Full Name
Step of Downlink power increase by quality
Abbreviation
DLInbyQuaStep
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Step of Downlink power increase by quality
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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5.2.5.27 MAX Step of Downlink power decline by level when quality 0

(DLDebyLevStep_Qua0)
Full Name
MAX Step of Downlink power decline by level when quality 0
Abbreviation
DLDebyLevStep_Qua0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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5.2.5.28 MAX Step of Downlink power decline by level when quality 1
Full Name
Abbreviation
DLDebyLevStep_Qua1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Detail
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5.2.5.29 MAX Step of Downlink power decline by level when other qualitys
Full Name
MAX Step of Downlink power decline by level when other qualitys
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Abbreviation
DLDebyLevStep_Qua2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
MAX Step of Downlink power decline by level when other qualitys
Managed Object
Cell
0, 2, 4, 6(0-3 on OMCR)
Unit
2db
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Detail
New
5.2.5.30 Weight sequence of Downlink window Filter (DLWinFiltWeightSequ)

Full Name
Weight sequence of Downlink window Filter
Abbreviation
DLWinFiltWeightSequ
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
weight sequence of Downlink window Filter

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Managed Object
Cell
1..7
1: all the value is 1
2: the value is 1, 3, 5, 7, ...
3: the value is 2, 4, 6, 8, ...
4: the value is 1, 2, 3, 4, ...
5: the value is 2, 5, 8, 11...
6: the value is 3, 6, 9, 12...
7: the value is 1, 4, 7, 10...
Unit
N/A
Default Value
Default Value
Empirical value

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Detail
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5.2.6 GPRS Power Control Parameters

5.2.6.1 Expected signal intensity of MS (SS_BTS)
Full Name
Expected signal intensity of MS
Abbreviation
SS_BTS
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3GPP Name
SSb
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter is used for the uplink open-loop power control of GPRS.
SSb = P - L = T0 - CH - PBTS - 48
Where,
PBTS = BTS max output power
P = MS output power
L = Path loss
TCH is a special power control parameter of the MS and channel and
is sent to the MS in an RLC control message.
T0 = 39 dBm for GSM 400, GSM 700, GSM 850 and GSM900
Description
= 36 dBm for DCS1 800 and PCS 1900
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
The specific meanings are:
0: -110 dBm;
1: -109 dBm
......
63: -47 dBm;
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
40
Default Value
If the signal strength received by the MS is close to -70dBm, it ensures
PS services are performed in a normal case.
If the transmitting power of the MS should be reduced, and interference
which is caused by PS services should be alleviated, reduce the value.
Change Mode
Offline
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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Detail
None
5.2.6.2 Uplink power control strategy (UlPwCtrl)

Full Name
Uplink power control strategy
Abbreviation
UlPwCtrl
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the uplink power control policy of GPRS., including the following four modes: No control, Open-loop control, Close-
Description
loop control, Control based on quality.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No control
1: Open-loop control
2: Close-loop control
3: Control based on quality
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Currently, only the open-loop control is supported. This parameter
value can be set to 1 when the uplink open-loop power control should
be enabled on site.If this function is enabled, uplink intra-network

interference can be reduced.
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5.2.6.3 Downlink power control strategy (DlPwCtrl)

Full Name
Downlink power control strategy
Abbreviation
DlPwCtrl
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the downlink power control strategy of GPRS ,
including the following four modes: No control, Open-loop control, Close-
Description
loop control, Control based on quality.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No control
1: Open-loop control
2: Close-loop control
3: Control based on quality
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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5.2.6.4 Downlink Power Control Mode (PwCtrlMode)

Full Name
Downlink Power Control Mode
Abbreviation
PwCtrlMode
3GPP Name
BTS_PWR_CTRL_MODE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter indicates the BTS downlink power control modes, A and
B.In power control mode A, the power of each radio block on the channel
is calculated in accordance with that of the MS to which the radio block
belongs. In power control mode B. the radio blocks belonging to different
Description
MSs on the same channel use the same transmitting power.
Managed Object
Cell
0: Mode A
1: Mode B
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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5.2.6.5 Power Control Level (PwCtrlLev)

Full Name
Power Control Level
Abbreviation
PwCtrlLev
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the power control precision of GPRS, describing the nominal output power and power control precision (dB) sent by the
MS under each power control level.Currently, this parameter is not used
Description
and does not need to be adjusted.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
Currently, this parameter is not used in this version and does not need
to be adjusted.

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5.2.6.6 Power descending of PDCH to BCCH in mode A (P0)

Full Name
Power descending of PDCH to BCCH in mode A
Abbreviation
P0
3GPP Name
P0
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

P0 is an optional parameter for downlink power control. It is included
in PACKET UPLINK ASSIGNMENT and PACKET DOWNLINK ASSIGNMENT messages. If P0 is included in the assignment, power control is
used. Otherwise, it is not used. The value of P0 can not be modified in
packet transmission mode unless a re-assignment or a new assignment
is established and such an assignment does not contain PDCH(s) of any
Description
previous assignment.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
0: P0 = 0 dB;
1: P0 = 2 dB;
...
15: P0 = 30 dB
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This is a special functional parameter, which is disabled by default.
higher the P0 value, the lower the BTS transmission power; the lower
the P0 value, the higher the BTS transmission power. Set it based on
The parameter is used when downlink power control is enabled. The
the actual condition.

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5.2.6.7 Max power reduction of CS1 (CodePwrDecLmt0)

Full Name
Max power reduction of CS1
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum decreased power during power
Description
control when the service encoding mode is CS1.
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
26
Default Value
The maximum signal strength supported by the encoding mode must be

If this parameter is configured too large, the QoS will be affected. If

this parameter is configured too smaller, the range for power control
adjustment will be restricted.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
20
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
16
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
12
Default Value


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5.2.6.11 Max power reduction of MCS1 (CodePwrDecLmt4)

Full Name
Max power reduction of MCS1
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
control when the service encoding mode is MCS1.
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
26
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
24
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
22
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt7
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3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
20
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
18
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
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Cell
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Unit
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Default Value
16
Default Value


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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
14
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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
12
Default Value
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Full Name
Abbreviation
CodePwrDecLmt12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..40
Unit
db
Default Value
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Default Value


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5.2.6.20 Uplink power level Sample count (PSPwrMeaWindow0)

Full Name
Uplink power level Sample count
Abbreviation
PSPwrMeaWindow0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the number of samples used for average calculation on the uplink signal strength measured during uplink power con-
Description
trol judgment.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
In the uplink direction, the measurement report is reported quickly.
Therefore, each radio module can report it once.

The larger the value of this parameter, the more the number of samples
required for average calculation and thus the smaller the fluctuation of

the average value. However, the sensitivity decreases. The smaller the
value of this parameter, the less the number of samples required for
average calculation and thus the higher the sensitivity. However, the
fluctuation of the average value is large.
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5.2.6.21 Downlink power level Sample count (PSPwrMeaWindow1)

Full Name
Downlink power level Sample count
Abbreviation
PSPwrMeaWindow1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the number of samples used for average calculation on the downlink signal strength measured during downlink power
Description
control judgment.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In the downlink direction, the measurement report is reported slowly.
Therefore, multiple radio modules can report it once.


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5.2.6.22 Uplink quality Sample count (PSPwrMeaWindow2)

Full Name
Uplink quality Sample count
Abbreviation
PSPwrMeaWindow2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the number of samples used for average calculation on the uplink signal quality measured during uplink power control
Description
judgment.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value


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5.2.6.23 Downlink quality Sample count (PSPwrMeaWindow3)

Full Name
Downlink quality Sample count
Abbreviation
PSPwrMeaWindow3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the number of samples used for average calculation on the downlink signal quality measured during downlink power
Description
control judgment.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


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5.2.6.24 Step of uplink power increase (PSPwrChgStep0)

Full Name
Step of uplink power increase
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgStep0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the step of power increase during uplink power
Description
control.
Managed Object
Cell
2,4
Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
The power adjusted each time must not be too large, so as to avoid
fluctuation.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the smaller the power increased
and thus the smoother the adjustment. The larger the value of this
parameter, the larger the power increased and thus the faster the
adjustment. However, this is easy to cause fluctuation.
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5.2.6.25 Step of uplink power decrease (PSPwrChgStep1)

Full Name
Step of uplink power decrease
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgStep1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the step of power decrease during uplink
Description
power control.
Managed Object
Cell
2,4
Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
fluctuation.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the smaller the power decreased
parameter, the larger the power decreased and thus the faster the
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5.2.6.26 Step of downlink power increase (PSPwrChgStep2)

Full Name
Step of downlink power increase
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgStep2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the step of power increase during downlink
Description
power control.
Managed Object
Cell
1: 0.5db
2: 1db
3: 1.5db
4: 2db
5: 2.5db
6: 3db
7: 3.5db
8: 4db
Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
fluctuation.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the smaller the power increased
parameter, the larger the power increased and thus the faster the
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5.2.6.27 Step of downlink power decrease (PSPwrChgStep3)

Full Name
Step of downlink power decrease
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgStep3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the step of power decrease during downlink
Description
power control.
Managed Object
Cell
1: 0.5db
2: 1db
3: 1.5db
4: 2db
5: 2.5db
6: 3db
7: 3.5db
8: 4db
Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
fluctuation.
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The smaller the value of this parameter, the smaller the power decreased
parameter, the larger the power decreased and thus the faster the
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5.2.6.28 Threshold of uplink signal for increasing power (PSPwrChgThr0)

Full Name
Threshold of uplink signal for increasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink signal strength averages are lower than this
threshold during uplink power control judgment, the system considers
Description
this case as low level.
Managed Object
Cell
20: -90dBm
21: -89dBm
22: -88dBm
....
30: -80dBm
Unit
dBm
Default Value
22
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The signal strength for normal operation of the PS service must be


being considered as low level and thus the higher the possibility of
power increase during power judgment. The smaller the value of this
parameter, the lower the possibility of being considered as low level and
thus the lower the possibility of power increase during power judgment.
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5.2.6.29 Threshold of downlink signal for increasing power (PSPwrChgThr1)

Full Name
Threshold of downlink signal for increasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N downlink signal strength averages are lower than this
threshold during downlink power control judgment, the system considers
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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20: -90dBm
21: -89dBm
22: -88dBm
....
30: -80dBm
Unit
dBm
Default Value
22
Default Value


being considered as low level and thus the higher the possibility of
power increase during power judgment. The smaller the value of this
parameter, the lower the possibility of being considered as low level and
thus the lower the possibility of power increase during power judgment.
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5.2.6.30 Threshold of uplink signal for decreasing power (PSPwrChgThr2)

Full Name
Threshold of uplink signal for decreasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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When P out of N uplink signal strength averages are higher than this
threshold during uplink power control judgment, the system considers this
Description
case as high level.
Managed Object
Cell
32: -78dBm
33: -77dBm
34: -76dBm
....
45: -65dBm
Unit
dBm
Default Value
36
Default Value


being considered as high level and thus the higher the possibility of
power decrease during power judgment. The larger the value of this
parameter, the lower the possibility of being considered as high level and
thus the lower the possibility of power decrease during power judgment.
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5.2.6.31 Threshold of downlink signal for decreasing power (PSPwrChgThr3)

Full Name
Threshold of downlink signal for decreasing power
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Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N downlink signal strength averages are higher than this
Description
this case as high level.
Managed Object
Cell
32: -78dBm
33: -77dBm
34: -76dBm
....
45: -65dBm
Unit
dBm
Default Value
40
Default Value


being considered as high level and thus the higher the possibility of
power decrease during power judgment. The larger the value of this
parameter, the lower the possibility of being considered as high level and
thus the lower the possibility of power decrease during power judgment.
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5.2.6.32 Threshold of uplink MEAN_BEP for increasing power in GPRS

(PSPwrChgThr4)
Full Name
Threshold of uplink MEAN_BEP for increasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink MEAN_BEP averages are lower than this threshold during uplink power control judgment, the system considers this case
Description
as low quality.
Managed Object
Cell
12..24
Unit
None
Default Value
18
Default Value
The quality for normal operation of the PS service must be taken into
consideration.
The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the possibility of being

considered as low quality and thus the higher the possibility of power
increase during power judgment. The smaller the value of this parameter,
the lower the possibility of being considered as low quality and thus the
lower the possibility of power increase during power judgment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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5.2.6.33 Threshold of uplink CV_BEP for increasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgThr5)

Full Name
Threshold of uplink CV_BEP for increasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink CV_BEP averages are lower than this threshold
during uplink power control judgment, the system considers this case as
Description
low quality. This parameter is currently not available.
Managed Object
Cell
2..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-170
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5.2.6.34 Threshold of downlink quality for increasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgThr6)

Full Name
Threshold of downlink quality for increasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N downlink quality averages are higher than this threshold
during downlink power control judgment of the GPRS service, the system
Description
considers this case as low quality.
Managed Object
Cell
2..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
consideration.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the higher the possibility of being

increase during power judgment. The larger the value of this parameter,
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-171
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5.2.6.35 Threshold of uplink MEAN_BEP for decreasing power in GPRS

(PSPwrChgThr7)
Full Name
Threshold of uplink MEAN_BEP for decreasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink MEAN_BEP averages are higher than this threshold during uplink power control judgment of the GPRS service, the system
Description
considers this case as high quality.
Managed Object
Cell
27..30
Unit
None
Default Value
29
Default Value
consideration.

considered as high quality and thus the higher the possibility of power
decrease during power judgment. The larger the value of this parameter,
the lower the possibility of being considered as high quality and thus the
lower the possibility of power decrease during power judgment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-172
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5.2.6.36 Threshold of uplink CV_BEP for decreasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgThr8)

Full Name
Threshold of uplink CV_BEP for decreasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink CV_BEP averages are higher than this threshold
and P out of N uplink MEAN_BEP averages are higher than the corresponding MEAN_BEP threshold during uplink power control judgment of
the GPRS service, the system considers this case as high quality. This
Description
parameter is currently not available.
Managed Object
Cell
5..6
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-173
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5.2.6.37 Threshold of downlink quality for decreasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgTh9)

Full Name
Threshold of downlink quality for decreasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgTh9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N downlink quality averages are lower than this threshold
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..2
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
consideration.
being considered as high quality and thus the higher the possibility of
power decrease during power judgment. The smaller the value of this
parameter, the lower the possibility of being considered as high quality

and thus the lower the possibility of power decrease during power
judgment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-174
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5.2.6.38 Threshold of uplink MEAN_BEP for increasing power in EDGE

(PSPwrChgThr10)
Full Name
Threshold of uplink MEAN_BEP for increasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink MEAN_BEP averages are lower than this threshold during uplink power control judgment of the EDGE service, the system
Description
Managed Object
Cell
12..24
Unit
None
Default Value
18
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-175
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5.2.6.39 Threshold of uplink CV_BEP for increasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgThr11)

Full Name
Threshold of uplink CV_BEP for increasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink CV_BEP averages are lower than this threshold
during uplink power control judgment of the EDGE service, the system
considers this case as low quality. This parameter is currently not avail-
Description
able.
Managed Object
Cell
2..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-176
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5.2.6.40 Threshold of downlink MEAN_BEP for increasing power in EDGE

(PSPwrChgThr12)
Full Name
Threshold of downlink MEAN_BEP for increasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
during downlink power control judgment of the EDGE service, the system
Description
Managed Object
Cell
12..24
Unit
None
Default Value
18
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-177
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5.2.6.41 Threshold of downlink CV_BEP for increasing power in EDGE

(PSPwrChgThr13)
Full Name
Threshold of downlink CV_BEP for increasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr13
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N downlink CV_BEP averages are lower than this threshold
considers this case as high quality. This parameter is currently not avail-
Description
able.
Managed Object
Cell
2..5
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-178
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5.2.6.42 Threshold of uplink MEAN_BEP for decreasing power in EDGE

(PSPwrChgThr14)
Full Name
Threshold of uplink MEAN_BEP for decreasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr14
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink MEAN_BEP averages are higher than this threshold during uplink power control judgment of the EDGE service, the system
Description
Managed Object
Cell
27..30
Unit
None
Default Value
29
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-179
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5.2.6.43 Threshold of uplink CV_BEP for decreasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgThr15)

Full Name
Threshold of uplink CV_BEP for decreasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr15
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink CV_BEP averages are higher than this threshold
and P out of N uplink MEAN_BEP averages are higher than the corresponding MEAN_BEP threshold during uplink power control judgment of
the EDGE service, the system considers this case as high quality. This
Description
parameter is currently not available.
Managed Object
Cell
5..6
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-180
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5.2.6.44 Threshold of downlink MEAN_BEP for decreasing power in EDGE

(PSPwrChgThr16)
Full Name
Threshold of downlink MEAN_BEP for decreasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N downlink MEAN_BEP averages are higher than this
threshold during downlink power control judgment of the EDGE service,
Description
the system considers this case as high quality.
Managed Object
Cell
27..30
Unit
None
Default Value
29
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-181
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5.2.6.45 Threshold of downlink CV_BEP for decreasing power in EDGE

(PSPwrChgThr17)
Full Name
Threshold of downlink CV_BEP for decreasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgThr17
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N downlink CV_BEP averages are higher than this threshold and P out of N downlink MEAN_BEP averages are higher than the
corresponding MEAN_BEP threshold during downlink power control judgment of the EDGE service, the system considers this case as high quality.
Description
This parameter is currently not available.
Managed Object
Cell
5..6
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
consideration.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-182
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5.2.6.46 N of uplink signal for increasing power (PSPwrChgN0)

Full Name
N of uplink signal for increasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value

The larger the value of this parameter, the lower the requirements of

power judgment and thus the higher the possibility of power increase
during power judgment. The smaller the value of this parameter, the
higher the requirements of power judgment and thus the lower the
possibility of power increase during power judgment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-183
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5.2.6.47 N of downlink signal for increasing power (PSPwrChgN1)

Full Name
N of downlink signal for increasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-184
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5.2.6.48 N of uplink signal for decreasing power (PSPwrChgN2)

Full Name
N of uplink signal for decreasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
case as high level.
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value


power judgment and thus the higher the possibility of power decrease
possibility of power decrease during power judgment.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-185
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5.2.6.49 N of downlink signal for decreasing power (PSPwrChgN3)

Full Name
N of downlink signal for decreasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-186
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5.2.6.50 N of uplink quality for increasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgN4)

Full Name
N of uplink quality for increasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink quality averages are lower than this threshold
during uplink power control judgment of the GPRS service, the system
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-187
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5.2.6.51 N of downlink quality for increasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgN5)

Full Name
N of downlink quality for increasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-188
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5.2.6.52 N of uplink quality for decreasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgN6)

Full Name
N of uplink quality for decreasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When P out of N uplink quality averages are higher than this threshold
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-189
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5.2.6.53 N of downlink quality for decreasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgN7)

Full Name
N of downlink quality for decreasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-190
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5.2.6.54 N of uplink quality for increasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgN8)

Full Name
N of uplink quality for increasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-191
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5.2.6.55 N of downlink quality for increasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgN9)

Full Name
N of downlink quality for increasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-192
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5.2.6.56 N of uplink quality for decreasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgN10)

Full Name
N of uplink quality for decreasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-193
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5.2.6.57 N of downlink quality for decreasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgN11)

Full Name
N of downlink quality for decreasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgN11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-194
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5.2.6.58 P of uplink signal for increasing power (PSPwrChgP0)

Full Name
P of uplink signal for increasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
25
Default Value

The smaller the value of this parameter, the lower the requirements of

during power judgment. The larger the value of this parameter, the
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-195
SJ-20110531095035-017|2012-09-07 (R1.5)
5.2.6.59 P of downlink signal for increasing power (PSPwrChgP1)

Full Name
P of downlink signal for increasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-196
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5.2.6.60 P of uplink signal for decreasing power (PSPwrChgP2)

Full Name
P of uplink signal for decreasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
case as high level.
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
25
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-197
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5.2.6.61 P of downlink signal for decreasing power (PSPwrChgP3)

Full Name
P of downlink signal for decreasing power
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5-198
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5.2.6.62 P of uplink quality for increasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgP4)

Full Name
P of uplink quality for increasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value


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5.2.6.63 P of downlink quality for increasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgP5)

Full Name
P of downlink quality for increasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


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5.2.6.64 P of uplink quality for decreasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgP6)

Full Name
P of uplink quality for decreasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
25
Default Value


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5.2.6.65 P of downlink quality for decreasing power in GPRS (PSPwrChgP7)

Full Name
P of downlink quality for decreasing power in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


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5.2.6.66 P of uplink quality for increasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgP8)

Full Name
P of uplink quality for increasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
25
Default Value


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5.2.6.67 P of downlink quality for increasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgP9)

Full Name
P of downlink quality for increasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


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5.2.6.68 P of uplink quality for decreasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgP10)

Full Name
P of uplink quality for decreasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
5..50
Unit
None
Default Value
25
Default Value


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5.2.6.69 P of downlink quality for decreasing power in EDGE (PSPwrChgP11)

Full Name
P of downlink quality for decreasing power in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrChgP11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
2..15
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


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5.2.6.70 Mode of downlink closed loop power control (DlClosePwrCtrlMode)

Full Name
Mode of downlink closed loop power control
Abbreviation
DlClosePwrCtrlMode
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the mode of downlink closed power control.
Description
The modes include rate first and power decrease.
Managed Object
Cell
0: velocity prior mode
1: power fall mode
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Try to lower the impact on speed when decreasing power.

In the rate first mode, try to lower the impact on the speed of subscribers
when decreasing power. The higher the condition for power control

judgment, the smaller the decreased power. In the power decrease

mode, try to decrease the transmit power of the BTS. The looser the
condition for power control judgment, the larger the decreased power.
In this mode, the speed of subscribers may be decreased. Select the
required mode according to requirements.
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ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Set VPC Cell
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5.2.6.71 lowest CS of enabling downlink power control in GPRS (PSPwrCtrlLowCS0)

Full Name
lowest CS of enabling downlink power control in GPRS
Abbreviation
PSPwrCtrlLowCS0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
In the case of power decrease during downlink PS power control, this parameter determines the lowest encoding format allowed for power control
Description
in GPRS mode.
Managed Object
Cell
1: CS1
2: CS2
3: CS3
4: CS4
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Power must be decreased in good radio environments.

If this parameter is configured to a small value, it indicates that downlink
power control can be implemented with the low encoding format in

GPRS mode. In this case, the possibility and scale of power decrease
are high, and the speed loss is high. If this parameter is configured to a
large value, it indicates that downlink power control can be implemented
with the high encoding format in GPRS mode. In this case, the possibility
and scale of power decrease are low, and the speed loss is low.
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5.2.6.72 lowest MCS of enabling downlink power control in EDGE (PSPwrCtrlLowCS1)

Full Name
lowest MCS of enabling downlink power control in EDGE
Abbreviation
PSPwrCtrlLowCS1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
In the case of power decrease during downlink PS power control, this parameter determines the lowest encoding format allowed for power control
Description
in the EDGE mode.
Managed Object
Cell
1: MCS1
2: MCS2
3: MCS3
4: MCS4
5: MCS5
6: MCS6
7: MCS7
8: MCS8
9: MCS9
Unit
None
Default Value
50
Default Value
Power must be decreased in good radio environments.

If this parameter is configured to a small value, it indicates that downlink
power control can be implemented with the low encoding format in

EDGE mode. In this case, the possibility and scale of power decrease
are high, and the speed loss is high. If this parameter is configured to a
large value, it indicates that downlink power control can be implemented
with the high encoding format in EDGE mode. In this case, the possibility
and scale of power decrease are low, and the speed loss is low.
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5.2.6.73 try to decrease downlink power (TryDecDlPSPwr)

Full Name
try to decrease downlink power
Abbreviation
TryDecDlPSPwr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
In the case of power decrease during downlink PS power control, this
parameter determines whether to apply the power control result directly
Description
to decease power without considering the auto-adaptive judgment result.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Decrease much power in the case of downlink power decease.

It is required to configure this parameter according to the requirements
on site. To decrease much power, select "Yes". To consider both speed
and power decrease, select "No".
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5.2.6.74 reduced power of dummy usf in good uplink radio condition (DummyUsfPwr0)
Full Name
reduced power of dummy usf in good uplink radio condition
Abbreviation
DummyUsfPwr0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the deteriorated power of the downlink dummy
block with USF when the downlink power control is enabled and the radio
Description
quality of the uplink TBF is good.
Managed Object
Cell
0: 0db
1: 0.5db
2: 1db
3: 1.5db
4: 2db
5: 2.5db
6: 3db
......
18: 9db
19: 9.5db
20: 10db
Unit
db
Default Value
50
Default Value
Power decrease in normal cases is implemented when the uplink signal
quality is good.
on site. To decrease much power, configure this parameter to a large
value. To consider both speed and power decrease, configure this

parameter to a small value.
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5.2.6.75 reduced power of dummy usf in general uplink radio condition

(DummyUsfPwr1)
Full Name
reduced power of dummy usf in general uplink radio condition
Abbreviation
DummyUsfPwr1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
quality of the uplink TBF is normal.
Managed Object
Cell
0: 0db
1: 0.5db
2: 1db
3: 1.5db
4: 2db
5: 2.5db
6: 3db
......
18: 9db
19: 9.5db
20: 10db
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Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
quality is normal.


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5.2.6.76 reduced power of dummy usf in bad uplink radio condition (DummyUsfPwr2)
Full Name
reduced power of dummy usf in bad uplink radio condition
Abbreviation
DummyUsfPwr2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
quality of the uplink TBF is poor.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: 0db
1: 0.5db
2: 1db
3: 1.5db
4: 2db
5: 2.5db
6: 3db
......
18: 9db
19: 9.5db
20: 10db
Unit
db
Default Value
Default Value
quality is poor.

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5.3 Handover Control Parameters

There are eight sub-interfaces for handover control parameters.
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5.3.1 Handover Pretreatment Parameters

5.3.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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Full Name
BTS ID
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Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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5.3.1.3 Handover control ID (HocId)

Full Name
Handover control ID
Abbreviation
HocId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter means the ID of handover control. It cannot be modified.
Managed Object
Cell
1~2
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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5.3.1.4 Number of zero allowed in AV (ZeroAllowed)

Full Name
Number of zero allowed in AV
Abbreviation
ZeroAllowed
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to the GSM Specifications, MS can only report the
measurement data of six adjacent cells with the strongest signal
strength. Therefore, the measurement results of adjacent cells recorded
by BSC may be discontinuous, and the measurement data of the missing
cells shall thus be recorded as 0 (that is, less than -110dBm).
To avoid the negative impact of 0 on averaging, suppose occasional 0 is
allowed and is not used in averaging, but excessive occurrences of 0
indicate that the signals of this adjacent cell are too poor.
If the number of zeroes in used for average calculation exceeds Number
of zero allowed in AV, then measurement average equals to sum of
reported values divided by Neighboring cell.
To be specific, during averaging, if the count of 0s in the sampling count
exceeds "ZeroAllowed", these sampling values are hardly reliable, and
the measurement average will be the sum of the reported values divided
by NCellWindow. If the count of 0s in the reported values does not
exceed "ZeroAllowed", these sampling values are much reliable and the
measurement average will be the sum of the reported values divided by
(NCellWindow the count of 0s).
Description
This parameter is used for TCH handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Occasional 0 is acceptable.Excessive occurrences of 0 indicate that the
signals of this adjacent cell are too poor.

If the number of 0s allowed is adjusted as too small, the adjacent cell
with good signal maybe missed.
If the number of 0s allowed is adjusted as too large, handover to the
adjacent cell with poor signal maybe initiated.

It is recommended to set the value as small as possible, in order to
select the adjacent cell with good signal.
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Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Handover

Control->Handover Pretreatment
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5.3.1.5 Uplink power level Sample count (HoUlLevWindow)

Full Name
Uplink power level Sample count
Abbreviation
HoUlLevWindow
3GPP Name
Hreqave
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
In the GSM system, BSC makes handover decision according to the
measurement data. To avoid the negative impact of burst measurement
values resulting from complicated radio transmission, BSC, when
making handover decision, no longer uses the original measurement
data but uses a series of average values of the measurement data.
This parameter is the window size (number of sample values) used to
calculate the average value of uplink signal intensity.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Number of samples should be enough for ensuring the preciseness of

handover decision, and for initiating handover as early as possible when
the signal is poor during communication.
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If the value is set too small and samples of handover decision are few,
the handover decision is incorrect.
If the value is set too large, it takes a long time to make handover
decisions and call drop occurs easily caused by handover delays.
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5.3.1.6 Uplink level Weight (HoUlLevWeight)

Full Name
Uplink level Weight
Abbreviation
HoUlLevWeight
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to the GSM Specifications, discontinuous transmission (DTX)
In the DTX mode, the measurement data reported to BSC fall into two
types. One is the average of the measurement results of all timeslots in a
measurement period in the non-DTX mode, and the other is the average
of the measurement results of some special timeslots in a measurement
period in the DTX mode. BSC needs to optionally select one type of
measurement data and use the data to calculate the average value.
The first type of measurement data is the average of the measurement
results of all timeslots, and it is accurate. But the second type of
Description
measurement data is the average of the measurement results of some
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timeslots, and it is less accurate. Therefore, BSC, when averaging

the measurement values, uses different weights for the two types of
measurement data.
This parameter HoDlLevWeight determines the weight for the first
type of measurement data when averaging downlink signal strength
for handover. Weight for the second type of measurement data is set
to 1 by default.
Managed Object
Cell
1..3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In the non-DTX mode, the measurement data is accurate, so the weight
is relatively high.

Generally, it is recommended not to modify the weight.
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5.3.1.7 Downlink power level Sample count (HoDlLevWindow)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlLevWindow
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3GPP Name
Hreqave
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
The parameter of handover downlink intensity average window
"HoDlLevWindow" is the size of the window used to calculate the
average value of downlink signal strength. This size is the number of
samples used in averaging.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value



decisions, which is likely to result in call drops caused by handover
delays.
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5.3.1.8 Downlink level Weight (HoDlLevWeight)

Full Name
Downlink level Weight
Abbreviation
HoDlLevWeight
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
measurement data.
This parameter HoDlLevWeight determines the weight for the first
type of measurement data when averaging downlink signal strength
for handover. Weight for the second type of measurement data is set
to 1 by default.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In the non-DTX mdoe, the measurement data is accurate, so the weight
is relatively high.

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5.3.1.9 Uplink quality Sample count (HoUlQualWindow)

Full Name
Uplink quality Sample count
Abbreviation
HoUlQualWindow
3GPP Name
Hreqave
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter represents the window size (number of sample values)
used to calculate average value of uplink signal quality.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.3.1.10 Uplink quality Weight (HoUlQualWeight)

Full Name
Uplink quality Weight
Abbreviation
HoUlQualWeight
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
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measurement data.
Parameter "HoUlQualWeight" determines the weight for the first type of
measurement data when averaging uplink signal quality for handover.
Weight for the second type of measurement data is set to 1 by default.
Managed Object
Cell
1..3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
is relatively high.

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5.3.1.11 Downlink quality Sample count (HoDlQualWindow)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlQualWindow
3GPP Name
Hreqave
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
The parameter of handover downlink quality average window
"HoDlQualWindow" is the size of the window used to calculate the
average value of downlink signal quality. This size is the number of
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value



delays.
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5.3.1.12 Downlink quality Weight (HoDlQualWeight)

Full Name
Downlink quality Weight
Abbreviation
HoDlQualWeight
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
measurement data.
Parameter HoDlQualWeight determines the weight for the first type of
measurement data when averaging downlink signal quality for handover.
Weight for the second type of measurement data is set to 1 by default.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
is relatively high.

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5.3.1.13 Distance (DistanceWindow)

Full Name
Distance
Abbreviation
DistanceWindow
3GPP Name
Hreqave
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
The parameter of sampling count of distance "DistanceWindow" is the
size of the window used to calculate the average value of the distance
from MS to BTS (actually the Time Advance, TA). This size is the number
of samples used in averaging.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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handover decision, and initiating hangover as early as possible when the
signal is poor during communication.
If the value is set too small and samples of handover decision are too

few, the handover decision is incorrect.

delays.
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None
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5.3.1.14 Neighboring cell (NCellWindow)

Full Name
Neighboring cell
Abbreviation
NCellWindow
3GPP Name
Hreqave
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
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The parameter of adjacent cell average window "NcellWindow" is the
size of the window used to calculate the average value of adjacent cell
signal strength. This size is the number of samples used in averaging.
This parameter is used for TCH handover and only for non-emergency
Description
handover.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value



delays.
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5.3.1.15 Neighbour cell for emergency handover (NCELLWINDOWEMERG)

Full Name
Neighbour cell for emergency handover
Abbreviation
NCELLWINDOWEMERG
3GPP Name
Hreqave
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This parameter indicates the size of the window used to calculate
the average value of adjacent cell signal strength during emergency
handover. This size is the number of samples used in averaging.
The emergency handover includes quality handover, level handover,
intra-cell interference handover, uplink signal rapid attenuation handover,
downlink quality rapid drop handover, and handover from the second
Description
sub cell to the first sub cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

handover decision, and for initiating handover as early as possible to
avoid call drop when the signal is poor during communication.
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5.3.2 Handover Level Parameters

5.3.2.1 Uplink receive level Value N (HoUlLevN)
Full Name
Uplink receive level Value N
Abbreviation
HoUlLevN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the value N of TCHuplink level handover.
According to the GSM specifications, handover decisions depend upon
the received average value.
Uplink receiving intensity is one of the causes for handover. The decision
process is as follows: For the latest N average values of uplink signal
strength, if P of the N values fall below relevant threshold value, perform
handover to improve the uplink signal strength.
Parameter "HoUlLevThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"HoUlLevN" defines the related N value, and parameter "HoUlLevP"
defines the related P value.
Usually, the value of "HoUlLevThs" shall be less than the threshold for
uplink power control (increase). That is, perform power control first. If
Description
power control does not work, perform handover.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accuracy and rapidness of handover.

The larger the value is, the higher is the accuracy of handover decision,
the lower is the realtime; The smaller the value is, the lower is the
accuracy of handover decision, the higher is the realtime.
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[Cell]HoUlLevP
Relationship
HoUlLevP<=HoUlLevN
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None
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5.3.2.2 Uplink receive level Value P (HoUlLevP)

Full Name
Uplink receive level Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the value P of TCHuplink level handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
smaller the value is, the easier the handover is.If the value is too large,
quantity of call drops rises easily. If the value is too small, number of
The larger the value is, it is more difficult to perform handover. The
unnecessary handovers may increase.

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[Cell]HoUlLevN
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HoUlLevP<=HoUlLevN
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5.3.2.3 Uplink receive level Threshold (HoUlLevThs)

Full Name
Uplink receive level Threshold
Abbreviation
HoUlLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
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This parameter indicates the threshold of TCHuplink level handover.

Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63;
0: < -110 dBm;
1: (-110..-109)dBm;
......
62: (-49..-48)dBm;
63: < -48 dBm;
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
Usually, -95 dbm is considered as the demarcation point between the
good uplink level and poor uplink level.

The value the larger is, the handover is more unlikely to occur, and vice
versa the handover is easier to occur.If the value is too large, quantity
of call drops may rise. If the value is too small, excessive handovers
may occur.
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[Cell]PcUlInclLevThs
Usually the value of "HoUlLevThs" should be less than the threshold for
Relationship
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5.3.2.4 Downlink receive level Value N (HoDlLevN)

Full Name
Downlink receive level Value N
Abbreviation
HoDlLevN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the value N of TCHdownlink level handover.
the received average value.Downlink receiving intensity is one of the
causes for handover. The decision process is as follows: For the latest
N average values of downlink signal strength, if P of the N values
fall below relevant threshold value, perform handover to improve the
downlink signal strength.
Parameter "HoDlLevThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"HoDlLevN" defines the related N value, and parameter "HoDlLevP"
Usually the value of "HoDlLevThs" shall be less than the threshold for
downlink power control (increase). That is, perform power control first. If
power control does not work, perform handover. This parameter can be
set to 15 by default (i.e. -96 dBm..-95 dBm), which is 3 dB larger than
Description
the minimum access level value (RxLevAccessMin) of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

The larger the value is, the more is the accuracy of handover decision,
the lower is the realtime; The smaller the value is, the less is the
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5.3.2.5 Downlink receive level Value P (HoDlLevP)

Full Name
Downlink receive level Value P
Abbreviation
HoDlLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the value P of TCHdownlink level handover.
Description
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Cell
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Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
quantity of call drops rise easily. If the value is too small, number of

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[Cell]HoDlLevN
Relationship
HoDlLevP<=HoDlLevN
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5.3.2.6 Downlink receive level Threshold (HoDlLevThs)

Full Name
Downlink receive level Threshold
Abbreviation
HoDlLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
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This parameter indicates the threshold of TCHdownlink level handover.

Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63;
0: < -110 dBm;
1: (-110..-109)dBm;
......
62: (-49..-48)dBm;
63: < -48 dBm;
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
Usually, -95 dbm is considered as the demarcation point between the

may occur.
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[Cell]PcDlInclLevThs
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5.3.2.7 Uplink receive quality Value N (HoUlQualN)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality Value N
Abbreviation
HoUlQualN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the value N of TCHuplink quality.
the received average value.Uplink receive quality is one of the causes for
handover. The decision process is as follows: For the latest N average
values of uplink signal quality, if P of the N values rise above relevant
threshold value, perform handover to improve the uplink signal quality.
Parameter "HoUlQualThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"HoUlQualN" defines the related N value, and parameter "HoUlQualP"
Usually the value of "HoUlQualThs" shall be greater than the threshold
for uplink power control (increase). That is, perform power control first. If
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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[Cell]HoUlQualP
Relationship
HoUlQualP<=HoUlQualN
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5.3.2.8 Uplink receive quality Value P (HoUlQualP)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlQualP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the value P of TCHuplink quality.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
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None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.3.2.9 Uplink receive quality Threshold (HoUlQualThs)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality Threshold
Abbreviation
HoUlQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
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This parameter indicates the threshold of TCHhandover uplink quality.

Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..70
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
49
Default Value
Generally, the quality is considered as poor when its level is above 49.
may occur.
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5.3.2.10 Downlink receive quality Value N (HoDlQualN)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality Value N
Abbreviation
HoDlQualN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the value N of TCHdownlink quality handover.
According to the GSM specifications, handover decisions depend
upon the received average value.Downlink receive quality is one of
the causes for handover. The decision process is as follows: For the
latest N average values of downlink signal quality, if P of the N values
rise above relevant threshold value, perform handover to improve the
downlink signal quality.
Parameter "HoDlQualThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"HoDlQualN" defines the related N value, and parameter "HoDlQualP"
In general, the Downlink receive quality threshold shall be larger than
downlink power control (increase) threshold, i.e. perform power control
Description
first, and then perform handover if power control fails.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.3.2.11 Downlink receive quality Value P (HoDlQualP)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality Value P
Abbreviation
HoDlQualP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the value P of TCHdownlink quality handover.
In general, the downlink receive quality threshold shall be larger than
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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HoDlQualP<=HoDlQualN
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5.3.2.12 Downlink receive quality Threshold (HoDlQualThs)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality Threshold
Abbreviation
HoDlQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the threshold of TCHdownlink quality handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..70
Step: 1
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Unit
None
Default Value
49
Default Value
Generally, downlink quality is considered as poor when its level is above
19.
may occur.
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5.3.2.13 Uplink receive level of intra-ho Value N (IntraHoUlLevN)

Full Name
Uplink receive level of intra-ho Value N
Abbreviation
IntraHoUlLevN
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
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the received average value. The uplink co-frequency interference is one
of the causes for handover. The decision process is as follows: If the
handover condition of uplink quality is met and P out of the N values (the
latest N average values of uplink signal strength) rise above relevant
threshold value, perform handover. The handover is due to strong uplink
co-frequency interference.
Parameter "IntraHoUlLevThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"IntraHoUlLevN" defines the related N value, and parameter
"IntraHoUlLevP" defines the related P value.If this handover condition is
met, an internal handover is usually performed in the cell.
Usually the value of "IntraHoUlLevThs" shall be more than the threshold
for uplink power control (decrease).
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is recommended to set the default value to 3, so as to ensure the

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5.3.2.14 Uplink receive level of intra-ho Value P (IntraHoUlLevP)

Full Name
Uplink receive level of intra-ho Value P
Abbreviation
IntraHoUlLevP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
Parameter "IntraHoUlLevThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"IntraHoUlLevN" defines the related N value, and parameter
"IntraHoUlLevP" defines the related P value.If this handover condition is
Usually the value of "IntraHoUlLevThs" shall be more than the threshold
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

If the value is too small, it is very easy to satisfy the condition of
handover decision, handover is too frequent.
If the value is too large, it is very difficult to satisfy the condition of

handover decision.
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5.3.2.15 Downlink receive level of intra-ho Value N (IntraHoDlLevN)

Full Name
Downlink receive level of intra-ho Value N
Abbreviation
IntraHoDlLevN
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
The downlink co-frequency interference is one of the causes for
handover. The decision process is as follows: If the downlink quality
condition for handover is met and P out of N recent downlink signal
strength averages are more than the related threshold, handover shall
be performed, because the downlink co-frequency interference is very
strong.
Parameter "IntraHoDlLevThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"IntraHoDlLevN" defines the related N value, and parameter
"IntraHoDlLevP" defines the related P value.If this handover condition is
Usually the value of "IntraHoDlLevThs" shall be less than (or equal to)
the threshold for downlink power control (decrease).
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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5.3.2.16 Downlink receive level of intra-ho Value P (IntraHoDlLevP)

Full Name
Downlink receive level of intra-ho Value P
Abbreviation
IntraHoDlLevP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
The downlink co-frequency interference is one of the causes for
handover. The decision process is as follows: If the downlink quality
condition for handover is met and P out of N recent downlink signal
strength averages are more than the related threshold, handover shall
be performed, because the downlink co-frequency interference is very
strong.
Parameter "IntraHoDlLevThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
Description
"IntraHoDlLevN" defines the related N value, and parameter

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"IntraHoDlLevP" defines the related P value.If this handover condition is

Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value



handover decision.
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5.3.2.17 Good CI/Value N/Value p (GoodCiThs / GoodCiN / GoodCiP)

Full Name
Good CI/Value N/Value p
Abbreviation
GoodCiThs / GoodCiN / GoodCiP
3GPP Name
None
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None
If the system has adopted concentric technology, handover decisions
are dependent upon a series of average values obtained.
Good C/I of the current special layer frequency is one of the causes for
concentric handover. The decision process is as follows: If the paging is
on common layer TRX frequency and P of the latest N C/I values raise
above the good C/I threshold, perform handover from common layer
TRX frequency to special layer TRX frequency.
Parameter "GoodCiThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"GoodCiN" defines the related N value, and parameter "GoodCiP"
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Threshold: 0..25 Step: 1;
0: -127 dB
1: -126 dB
...
255: 128 dB
N value: 1..20 Step: 1
P value: 1..20 Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
[133, 3, 2]
Default Value
The default value is the experience value of common radio network.

This parameter is valid till the system is configured as concentric
structure and employs the handover algorithm based on C/I. The smaller
the value is, the easier it is to satisfy handover requirements. Otherwise,

it is more difficult to satisfy the handover requirements.
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None
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5.3.2.18 Bad CI/Value N/Value p (BadCiThs / BadCiN / BadCiP)

Full Name
Bad CI/Value N/Value p
Abbreviation
BadCiThs / BadCiN / BadCiP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If the system has adopted concentric technology, handover decisions
are dependent upon a series of average values obtained.
Bad C/I of the current special layer frequency is one of the causes for
concentric handover. The decision process is as follows: If the paging
is on special layer TRX frequency and P of the latest N C/I values fall
below the bad C/I threshold, then perform handover from special layer
TRX frequency to common layer TRX frequency.
Parameter "BadCiThs" defines the related threshold, parameter
"BadCiN" defines the related N value, and parameter "BadCiP" defines
Description
the related P value.
Managed Object
Cell
Threshold: 0..25 Step: 1;
0: -127 dB
1: -126 dB
...
255: 128 dB
N value: 1..20 Step: 1
P value: 1..20 Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
[130, 3, 2]
Default Value
The default value is the experience value of general radio network.

This parameter is valid till the system is configured as concentric
structure and employs the handover algorithm based on C/I. The smaller
the value is, the easier it is to satisfy handover requirements. Otherwise,

it is more difficult to satisfy the handover requirements.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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Detail
None
5.3.2.19 Rapid handover Threshold (RapidHoThs)

Full Name
Rapid handover Threshold
Abbreviation
RapidHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During fast fading handover, some parameters shall be used. If the
measured signal intensity of a call is less than rapid handover threshold,
then it triggers handover of existing cell to most probable candidate cell.
"RapidHoThs" may be set as 15 (that is, -96 dBm .. -95 dBm) by default,
Description
the same as the level threshold of ordinary handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63;
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
According to the on-site configuration experience, if the default value is
[10.2], the speed and timeliness of handover is reasonable.
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Rapid handover is characterized by fast speed, so the handover

threshold should not be too large. MS will move to the area with high
cell level soon. N value cannot be too large, otherwise the timeliness of
handover judgement will be influenced.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

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None
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Detail
None
5.3.2.20 Rapid handover Value N (RapidHoN)

Full Name
Rapid handover Value N
Abbreviation
RapidHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During fast fading handover, some parameters shall be used.
RapidHoN counter defines the minimum times for which the measured
Description
signal intensity of a call is less than the threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
[10.2], the speed and timeliness of handover is reasonable.
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threshold should not be too large. MS will move to the area with high
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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None
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None
5.3.2.21 Distance handover Value N (DistanceN)

Full Name
Distance handover Value N
Abbreviation
DistanceN
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
According to the GSM specifications, TCH handover decisions depend
upon the received average value.
The distance from MS to BTS is also one of the causes for handover.
The decision process is as follows: For the latest N average values of
TA (distance), if P of the N values rises above relevant threshold value,
perform handover. The handover is due to MS being out of the cell
Description
service range.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value



delays.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGB-02-02-002 Basic Handover Decision Criteria
Related Parameters
[Cell]DistanceP
Relationship
This parameter value should be larger than or equal to DistanceP.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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None
5.3.2.22 Distance handover Value P (DistanceP)

Full Name
Distance handover Value P
Abbreviation
DistanceP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
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According to the GSM specifications, TCH handover decisions depend

upon the received average value.
Description
service range.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


handover decision.
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Related Parameters
[Cell]DistanceN
Relationship
This parameter value should be smaller than or equal to DistanceN.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.3.2.23 PBGT handover Value N (PBGTHoN)

Full Name
PBGT handover Value N
Abbreviation
PBGTHoN
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

This parameter indicated the value N in PBGT handover. In PBGT handover, if there are P values of PBGT in N PBGT satisfying the handover
Description
determination condition, the PBGT handover conditions are satisfied.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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[3, 2], handover decision is made and number of handovers finished is
reasonable.
Usually, if the value is too small, times of handover attempts and
execution will be influenced. The larger the value is, it is more difficult to
perform handover, and the higher the call drop risk is.
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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5.3.2.24 PBGT handover Value P (PBGTHoP)

Full Name
PBGT handover Value P
Abbreviation
PBGTHoP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

This parameter indicates the value P in PBGT handover. In PBGT handover, if there are P values of PBGT in N PBGT satisfying the handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Change Mode

[3, 2], handover decision is made and number of handovers finished is
reasonable.
perform handover, and the higher the call drop risk is.
Offline
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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5.3.2.25 Downlink rapid quality drop THS (DlQualRapidHoThs)

Full Name
Downlink rapid quality drop THS
Abbreviation
DlQualRapidHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the threshold of downlink rapid quality drop.
Setting of the threshold is magnified 10 times, so as to reduce quality
drop span, and make the calculation of handover decision more
accurate.
If the threshold is smaller than 10, the quality is smaller than 1 and
equals to level 0; if the threshold is smaller than 20, the quality equals to
Description
level 1. Therefore, If the threshold is 70, the quality equals to level 7.
Managed Object
Cell
Threshold: 8..70
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
60
Default Value
This handover belongs to emergency and rescue handover. The cell

quality and average window size should not be too large. Otherwise,
handover success rate will be influenced.
The smaller is the threshold and value N, the easier is the quality
handover, the easier is the handover of MS out of poor quality cell.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
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5.3.2.26 Downlink rapid quality drop Value N (DlQualRapidHoN)

Full Name
Downlink rapid quality drop Value N
Abbreviation
DlQualRapidHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the value N of downlink rapid quality drop.
Setting of the threshold is magnified 10 times, so as to reduce quality
drop span, and make the calculation of handover decision more
accurate.
If the threshold is smaller than 10, the quality is smaller than 1 and
equals to level 0; if the threshold is smaller than 20, the quality equals to
Description
level 1. Therefore, If the threshold is 70, the quality equals to level 7.
Managed Object
Cell
Value N: 1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This handover belongs to emergency and rescue handover. The cell

quality and average window size should not be too large. Otherwise,
The smaller is the threshold and value N, the easier is the quality
handover, the easier is the handover of MS out of poor quality cell.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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5.3.2.27 Uplink receive quality for AMR-FR Threshold (HoUlQualThsForAmrFr)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality for AMR-FR Threshold
Abbreviation
HoUlQualThsForAmrFr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold of AMR-FR UL Rx quality. Of the
UL quality average values, when the ratio of the count of values larger
than this parameter value to the total reaches P/N, a handover should be
Description
performed.
Managed Object
CELL
[8..70]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
49
Default Value
The quality with a level higher than 49 is considered bad.

The greater the parameter value, the stricter the handover condition and
the handover is not easily allowed. Too large values can increase the call
drop rate, while too small values can increase unnecessary handovers.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC->GERAN subnetwork ID->BSC Managed Element ID->Config

OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID->Handover

Control->Handover level
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5.3.2.28 Uplink receive quality for AMR-FR Value N (HoUlQualAmrFrN)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality for AMR-FR Value N
Abbreviation
HoUlQualAmrFrN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of N related to AMR-FR UL Rx quality.
Of the UL quality average values, when the ratio of the count of values
larger than HoUlQualThsForAmrFr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
should be performed.
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value can ensure the accuracy and efficiency of the
handover.
The greater the parameter value, the more accurate the decision and
the poorer real-time is achieved.
The smaller the parameter value, the less accurate the decision and
the better real-time is achieved.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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5.3.2.29 Uplink receive quality for AMR-FR Value P (HoUlQualAmrFrP)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality for AMR-FR Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlQualAmrFrP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of P related to AMR-FR UL Rx quality.
larger than HoUlQualThsForAmrFr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
HoUlQualAmrFrN
Relationship
HoUlQualAmrFrP <= HoUlQualAmrFrN
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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5.3.2.30 Uplink receive quality for AMR-HR Threshold (HoUlQualThsForAmrHr)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality for AMR-HR Threshold
Abbreviation
HoUlQualThsForAmrHr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold of AMR-HR UL Rx quality. Of the
UL quality average values, when the ratio of the count of values larger
Description
performed.
Managed Object
CELL
[8..70]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
49
Default Value

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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5.3.2.31 Uplink receive quality for AMR-HR Value N (HoUlQualAmrHrN)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality for AMR-HR Value N
Abbreviation
HoUlQualAmrHrN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of N related to AMR-HR UL Rx quality.
larger than HoUlQualThsForAmrHr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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5.3.2.32 Uplink receive quality for AMR-HR Value P (HoUlQualAmrHrP)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality for AMR-HR Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlQualAmrHrP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of P related to AMR-HR UL Rx quality.
larger than HoUlQualThsForAmrHr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
HoUlQualAmrHrN
Relationship
HoUlQualAmrHrP <= HoUlQualAmrHrN
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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5.3.2.33 Downlink receive quality for AMR-FR Threshold (HoDlQualThsForAmrFr)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality for AMR-FR Threshold
Abbreviation
HoDlQualThsForAmrFr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold of AMR-FR DL Rx quality. Of the
DL quality average values, when the ratio of the count of values larger
Description
performed.
Managed Object
CELL
[8..70]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
49
Default Value

Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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5.3.2.34 Downlink receive quality for AMR-FR Value N (HoDlQualAmrFrN)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality for AMR-FR Value N
Abbreviation
HoDlQualAmrFrN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of N related to AMR-FR DL Rx quality.
Of the DL quality average values, when the ratio of the count of values
larger than HoDlQualThsForAmrFr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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NO
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Detail
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5.3.2.35 Downlink receive quality for AMR-FR Value P (HoDlQualAmrFrP)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality for AMR-FR Value P
Abbreviation
HoDlQualAmrFrP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of P related to AMR-FR DL Rx quality.
larger than HoDlQualThsForAmrFr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
HoDlQualAmrFrN
Relationship
HoDlQualAmrFrP <= HoDlQualAmrFrN
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on service
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NO
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5.3.2.36 Downlink receive quality for AMR-HR Threshold (HoDlQualThsForAmrHr)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality for AMR-HR Threshold
Abbreviation
HoDlQualThsForAmrHr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold of AMR-HR DL Rx quality. Of the
DL quality average values, when the ratio of the count of values larger
Description
performed.
Managed Object
CELL
[8..70]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
49
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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NO
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5.3.2.37 Downlink receive quality for AMR-HR Value N (HoDlQualAmrHrN)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality for AMR-HR Value N
Abbreviation
HoDlQualAmrHrN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of N related to AMR-hR DL Rx quality.
larger than HoDlQualThsForAmrHr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.3.2.38 Downlink receive quality for AMR-HR Value P (HoDlQualAmrHrP)

Full Name
Downlink receive quality for AMR-HR Value P
Abbreviation
HoDlQualAmrHrP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of P related to AMR-hR DL Rx quality.
larger than HoDlQualThsForAmrHr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
HoDlQualAmrHrN
Relationship
HoDlQualAmrHrP <= HoDlQualAmrHrN
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None
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Impact on service
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NO
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5.3.2.39 Uplink receive level for AMR-FR Threshold (HoUlLevThsForAmrFr)

Full Name
Uplink receive level for AMR-FR Threshold
Abbreviation
HoUlLevThsForAmrFr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold of AMR-FR UL Rx level. Of the
UL level average values, when the ratio of the count of values less than
this parameter value to the total reaches P/N, a handover should be per-
Description
formed.
Managed Object
CELL
[0..63]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
The value -95dbm is considered a division between good and bad level.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.3.2.40 Uplink receive level for AMR-FR Value N (HoUlLevAmrFrN)

Full Name
Uplink receive level for AMR-FR Value N
Abbreviation
HoUlLevAmrFrN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of N related to AMR-FR UL Rx level.
Of the UL level average values, when the ratio of the count of values
larger than HoUlLevThsForAmrFr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.
Change Mode
Offline
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None
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None
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None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.3.2.41 Uplink receive level for AMR-FR Value P (HoUlLevAmrFrP)

Full Name
Uplink receive level for AMR-FR Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlLevAmrFrP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of P related to AMR-FR UL Rx level.
larger than HoUlLevThsForAmrFr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
HoUlLevAmrFrN
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Relationship
HoUlLevAmrFrP <= HoUlLevAmrFrN
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.3.2.42 Uplink receive level for AMR-HR Threshold (HoUlLevThsForAmrHr)

Full Name
Uplink receive level for AMR-HR Threshold
Abbreviation
HoUlLevThsForAmrHr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold of AMR-HR UL Rx level. Of the
UL level average values, when the ratio of the count of values less than
Description
formed.
Managed Object
CELL
[0..63]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
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None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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5.3.2.43 Uplink receive level for AMR-HR Value N (HoUlLevAmrHrN)

Full Name
Uplink receive level for AMR-HR Value N
Abbreviation
HoUlLevAmrHrN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of N related to AMR-HR UL Rx level.
larger than HoUlLevThsForAmrHr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.
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5.3.2.44 Uplink receive level for AMR-HR Value P (HoUlLevAmrHrP)

Full Name
Uplink receive level for AMR-HR Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlLevAmrHrP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of P related to AMR-HR UL Rx level.
larger than HoUlLevThsForAmrHr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.

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HoUlLevAmrHrN
Relationship
HoUlLevAmrHrP <= HoUlLevAmrHrN
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5.3.2.45 Downlink receive level for AMR-FR Threshold (HoDlLevThsForAmrFr)

Full Name
Downlink receive level for AMR-FR Threshold
Abbreviation
HoDlLevThsForAmrFr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold of AMR-FR DL Rx level. Of the
DL level average values, when the ratio of the count of values less than
Description
formed.
Managed Object
CELL
[0..63]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
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5.3.2.46 Downlink receive level for AMR-FR Value N (HoDlLevAmrFrN)

Full Name
Downlink receive level for AMR-FR Value N
Abbreviation
HoDlLevAmrFrN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of N related to AMR-FR DL Rx level.
Of the DL level average values, when the ratio of the count of values
larger than HoDlLevThsForAmrFr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.
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5.3.2.47 Downlink receive level for AMR-FR Value P (HoDlLevAmrFrP)

Full Name
Downlink receive level for AMR-FR Value P
Abbreviation
HoDlLevAmrFrP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of P related to AMR-FR DL Rx level.
larger than HoDlLevThsForAmrFr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.

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HoDlLevThsForAmrFrN
Relationship
HoDlLevAmrFrP <= HoDlLevAmrFrN
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5.3.2.48 Downlink receive level for AMR-HR Threshold (HoDlLevThsForAmrHr)

Full Name
Downlink receive level for AMR-HR Threshold
Abbreviation
HoDlLevThsForAmrHr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold of AMR-HR DL Rx level. Of the
DL level average values, when the ratio of the count of values less than
Description
formed.
Managed Object
CELL
[0..63]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
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5.3.2.49 Downlink receive level for AMR-HR Value N (HoDlLevAmrHrN)

Full Name
Downlink receive level for AMR-HR Value N
Abbreviation
HoDlLevAmrHrN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of N related to AMR-HR DL Rx level.
larger than HoDlLevThsForAmrHr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.
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5.3.2.50 Downlink receive level for AMR-HR Value P (HoDlLevAmrHrP)

Full Name
Downlink receive level for AMR-HR Value P
Abbreviation
HoDlLevAmrHrP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the value of P related to AMR-HR DL Rx level.
larger than HoDlLevThsForAmrHr to the total reaches P/N, a handover
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[1..20]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
handover.

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Relationship
HoDlLevAmrHrP <= HoDlLevAmrHrN
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5.3.3 Handover Condition Parameters

5.3.3.1 Max time advance threshold between MS and BTS (DistanceThs)
Full Name
Max time advance threshold between MS and BTS
Abbreviation
DistanceThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

Description
service range.
Managed Object
Cell
Extended cell: 0..219
Normal cell: 0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
63
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Default Value
The default value is an experience value.
Generally, the value is set as the time of receiving 60 measurement
reports.
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5.3.3.2 MIN interval between inter-cell handover (HoMinInterval)

Full Name
MIN interval between inter-cell handover
Abbreviation
HoMinInterval
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the interval value for which MS waits before
the actual inter-cell handover occurs. Such a timer is more predominant
for MS at the boundary regions between two cells, where inter-cell
handovers occur frequently. This parameter helps restrict frequent
inter-cell handover and guarantees call quality.
Inter-cell handover takes place when the timer exceeds the defined
interval value from the last inter-cell handover of MS. This parameter
affects only the inter-cell handover, but not common intra-cell or inter-cell
concentric handover.
Description
The default value value can be set to 5.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..31
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
According to the on-site experience, within 5 seconds, ususally MS can

move to a better cell and does not perform handover in the serving cell
so as to avoid another handover failure.
Large value indicates a longer interval between two handovers, avoiding
frequent handover but causing delay.
Small value indicates a shorter interval between two handovers and

handover is initiated faster, causing frequent handover.
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5.3.3.3 MIN interval between inter-cell emergency handover (HOMININTERVALEMERG)

Full Name
MIN interval between inter-cell emergency handover
Abbreviation
HOMININTERVALEMERG
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter specifies the interval value for which MS waits before
the actual inter-cell handover occurs. Such a timer is more predominant
for MS at the boundary regions between two cells, where inter-cell
handovers occur frequently. This parameter helps restrict frequent
inter-cell handover and guarantees call quality.
affects only the emergency inter-cell handover, but not common intra-cell
or inter-cell concentric handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
If ther emergency handover is not performed, call drop occurs easily,
thereby handover is initiated only if the requirement is satisfied by default.
Frequent handover can be avoided by adjusting this parameter.If the
value is adjusted as too large, call drop occurs due to handover failure.
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5.3.3.4 Handover back penalty (HoBackPenalty)

Full Name
Handover back penalty
Abbreviation
HoBackPenalty
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes the time limit for backward handover to the original cell. In other words, after handover is performed from cell A to cell
B, it is not allowed to perform backward handover from cell B to cell A.
This parameter is applicable to non-emergency handover. For emergency
Description
handover, parameter HOBACKPENALTYEMERG is used to limit the time.
Managed Object
Cell
0..60
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
Setting of the default value needs to avoid the increase of handover

frequency resulting from toggle handover, and to avoid call drops as
much as possible.
If the value is too small, it is easy to perform backward handover to the
original cell, toggle handover occurs.
If the value is too large, it is not easy to perform backward handover to

the original cell.
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5.3.3.5 Handover back penalty after emergency handover (HOBACKPENALTYEMERG)

Full Name
Handover back penalty after emergency handover
Abbreviation
HOBACKPENALTYEMERG
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes the time limit for backward handover to the
original cell. In other words, after emergency handover is performed
from cell A to cell B, it is not allowed to perform backward handover
from cell B to cell A.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..60
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
15
Default Value
Setting of the default value needs to avoid the increase of handover

frequency resulting from toggle handover, meanwhile, hold calls to
prevent call drop.
If the value is too small, it is easy to perform backward handover to the

original cell, toggle handover occurs.

If the value is too large, it is not easy to perform backward handover to
the original cell.
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None
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5.3.3.6 Prior layer selecting parameter on signal level/quality (LayerPriority)

Full Name
Prior layer selecting parameter on signal level/quality
Abbreviation
LayerPriority
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the priority to select and sequence the candidate
cells for handover. Received signal level and signal quality decides the
candidate cells for handover. Three options are available:
First hand over to adjacent cells at the upper layer of the local cell, then
to those at the same layer, and finally to other adjacent cells;
Adjacent cells in the same layer of serving cell have the highest priority
for handover, then adjacent cells in the upper layer, and finally the other
adjacent cells.
All adjacent cells are treated in the same way.
This parameter determines to select one of above three methods.During
handover control process, this parameter has higher priority than normal
adjacent cells.
Value range:
1 (UPPER_LAYER): adjacent cell at above layer first, same layer next,
other adjacent cells finally;
2 (SAME_LAYER): adjacent cell at same layer first, above layer next,
3 (ALL_LAYER): all adjacent cells are the same.
For micro-cell, option 1 is selected. When call in micro-cell is handed
over due to signal quality or signal strength, first handover to macro-cell
Description
layer.In general, macro cell adopts option 2.
Managed Object
Cell
1..3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
ThIS Parameter is no longer used. The default value is kept.

ThIS Parameter is no longer used. The default value is kept.
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5.3.3.7 Handover to same layer other band neighbour cell for PBGT permitted
(PbgtHoLayer_0)
Full Name
Handover to same layer other band neighbour cell for PBGT permitted
Abbreviation
PbgtHoLayer_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether it is allowed to perform PBGT handover
Description
to the same layer adjacent cell with different frequency band.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Usually, PBGT handover is used at the same layer.
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select a better cell.
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5.3.3.8 Handover to neighbour cell with no Layer Relation for PBGT permitted
(PbgtHoLayer_1)
Full Name
Handover to neighbour cell with no Layer Relation for PBGT permitted
Abbreviation
PbgtHoLayer_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Description
to adjacent cell with no layer relationship.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The layer relationship is unclear. PBGT handover is allowed when MS
does not use the layered structure.
Usually, after layers are set for the cell which needs PBGT handover, set
not to perform PBGT handover on the undefined layer.
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5.3.3.9 Handover to upper layer neighbour cell for PBGT permitted (PbgtHoLayer_2)
Full Name
Handover to upper layer neighbour cell for PBGT permitted
Abbreviation
PbgtHoLayer_2
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether the PBGT handover to the upper layer
Description
adjacent cell is allowed.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter is used to make the lower layer absorb traffic easily.
Usually, handover to the upper layer adjacent cell is not allowed.After
this function is disabled, the traffic under special scenario can be shared
and congestion can be alleviated, but the call drop rate and coverage
rate may be influenced..
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5.3.3.10 Handover to under layer neighbor cell for PBGT permitted (PbgtHoLayer_3)
Full Name
Handover to under layer neighbor cell for PBGT permitted
Abbreviation
PbgtHoLayer_3
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether the PBGT handover to the lower layer
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Layered structure is not set for the common network. The value is "No"
by default.

Usually, in the layered network, handover to the lower layer adjacent

cell is allowed.If it is not allowed, a negative impact is brought on the
congestion rate under the special scenario.
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5.3.3.11 Synchronism (HoPatternInd_0)

Full Name
Synchronism
Abbreviation
HoPatternInd_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the configuration that whether the
synchronization handover is allowed in this cell.
If the time advance of the destination cell BSC obtained is equal to that of
Description
the original cell, synchronization handover to this cell can be performed.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Usually, synchronization handover occurs in the common network.
The default value is used. Usually, synchronization handover occurs in
the common network, so the default value should be enabled.
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5.3.3.12 Asynchronism (HoPatternInd_1)

Full Name
Asynchronism
Abbreviation
HoPatternInd_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
asynchronous handover is allowed in this cell.
If BSC is unable to obtain the time advance of the destination cell,
Description
asynchronous handover can be only performed to this cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Usually, asynchronous handover occurs in the common network.
The default value is used. Usually, synchronization handover occurs in
the common network, so the default value should be enabled.
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5.3.3.13 Pseudo-synchronism (HoPatternInd_2)

Full Name
Pseudo-synchronism
Abbreviation
HoPatternInd_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
pseudo-synchronization handover is supported in the cell.
If the MS is able to calculate the time advance of the target cell and it
supports pseudo-synchronization handover, the pseudo-synchronization
Description
handover can be performed in the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Currently, this function is not supported and is disabled.
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None
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5.3.3.14 Pseudo-synchronism (HoPatternInd_3)

Full Name
Pseudo-synchronism
Abbreviation
HoPatternInd_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
pre-synchronization handover is allowed in this cell.
If BSC knows the time advance of the destination cell, and considers the
time difference when it issues handover command, pre-synchronization
Description
handover can be performed
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is used, and usually it is disabled. At present, this
function cannot be supported.
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5.3.3.15 Downlink rapid handover threshold (DLRapidHoThs)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover threshold
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Downlink rapid handover decisions depend upon a series measurement
reports received.
Downlink rapid is one of the causes for handover. The decision process
is as follows: If the latest successive N downlink level values (without
average processing) are larger than the sum of relating threshold and
the offset, perform handover with the cause of downlink rapid handover.
This parameter DLRapidHoThs defines the threshold.
Description
Since the version V6.20.614b, this parameter is supported.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Usually, -100dbm is considered as the demarcation point between the

may occur.
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5.3.3.16 Downlink rapid handover N (DLRapidHoN)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover N
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
SDCCH downlink rapid handover decisions depend upon a series
measurement reports received.
This parameter DLRapidHoN defines the value N.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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the lower is the realtime; The smaller the value is, the less is the
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This parameter is valid till the downlink rapid handover is enabled.
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5.3.3.17 Downlink rapid handover offset of high speed (DLRapidHoOffset_0)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover offset of high speed
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoOffset_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
reports received.
This parameter DLRapidHoOffset_0 defines the offset threshold value
Description
for downlink rapid handover if the train speed is higher than 250km/hr.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, if MS moves at a high speed, handover should be triggered

rapidly, thereby it is better to set the offset value to a relatively small
value to assist in making handover decisions.
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performed, thereby it is better to set the offset value to a relatively small
value to assist in making handover decisions.
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5.3.3.18 Downlink rapid handover offset of middle speed (DLRapidHoOffset_1)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover offset of middle speed
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoOffset_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
reports received.
for downlink rapid handover if the train speed is between 150km/hr
and 250km/hr.
Description
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Cell
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Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with the radio environment
that mostly the speed is 150..250km/h under the high-speed scenario.

The value is applicable to the coverage area under such high-speed
scenarios as expressways, and high-speed railways on which the train
speed is 150..250 km/h.

Higher speed requires a smaller offset value to realize a faster handover.
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5.3.3.19 Downlink rapid handover offset of low speed (DLRapidHoOffset_2)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover offset of low speed
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoOffset_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
for downlink rapid handover if the train speed is lower than 150km/hr.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with the radio environment

that mostly the speed is lower than 150 km/h under the high-speed
scenario.
The value is applicable to the coverage area under such high-speed
scenarios as expressways, and high-speed railways on which the train
speed is lower than 150 km/h.

Higher speed requires a smaller offset value to realize a faster handover.
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5.3.3.20 Downlink rapid handover enable (HoControl_23)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover enable
Abbreviation
HoControl_23
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether downlink rapid handover is allowed
to enable.
Description
It is the 23rd bit of the HoControl field in DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The downlink rapid handover switch is only enabled under the
high-speed scenario.
This handover is mainly applied to the high-speed scenario. This
handover algorithm requires the areas along the railway are covered
by sites in link shape, and the adjacent cell has enough overlapped
coverage areas.Handover decisions can be made faster through

configuring the adjacent cell with the direction attribute, so as to enhance
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5.3.3.21 The threshold for starting Downlink Rapid handover (DLRapidHoStartThs)

Full Name
The threshold for starting Downlink Rapid handover
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoStartThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the threshold of TCH downlink level in the
case of rapid handover. Downlink level rapid handover is a new handover algorithm for the high-speed railway scenario. In this scenario, it is
required to configure different offsets for high, medium, and low speeds to
adapt to rapid attenuation of the downlink level. In addition, handover is
Description
only triggered between cells in the dedicated high-speed railway network.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm..-109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm..-108 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm..-48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Unit
None
Default Value
63
Default Value
It is a functional parameter and is configured to 63 by default. Only when

downlink rapid handover is enabled, the system will implement handover
judgment for adjacent cells.
It is required to configure this parameter according to the network
planning.
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5.3.3.22 High speed threshold (HighSpeedThs)

Full Name
High speed threshold
Abbreviation
HighSpeedThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether a subscriber moves at high speed. If
the moving speed of a subscriber is larger than this threshold, the system
Description
considers this scenario as a high-speed scenario.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Unit
10km/h
Default Value
25
Default Value
According to experienced values, the system considers a scenario as

a high-speed scenario if the moving speed of a subscriber is faster
than 250 km/h.

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5.3.3.23 Middle speed threshold (MidSpeedThs)

Full Name
Middle speed threshold
Abbreviation
MidSpeedThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether a subscriber moves at medium
speed. If the moving speed of a subscriber is larger than this threshold,
Description
the system considers this scenario as a medium-speed scenario.
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Unit
10km/h
Default Value
15
Default Value
According to experienced values, the system considers a scenario as

a medium-speed scenario if the moving speed of a subscriber is faster
than 150 km/h.

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5.3.3.24 The minimum interval of direction handover (DirHoMinInterval)

Full Name
The minimum interval of direction handover
Abbreviation
DirHoMinInterval
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the last handover has a direction, the system uses this parameter
to restrict frequent inter-cell handover, and guarantee the communication
quality and system performance, so as to prevent the MS from
performing handover to other cells soon after it handovers to this cell.
Usually, such a case occurs at the edge of two cells.
This parameter defines a period. Only when the time since last inter-cell
handover of an MS exceeds this value, another inter-cell handover is
allowed. This parameter only affects the inter-cell handover, but not
common intra-cell or inter-cell concentric handover.
Description
The default value can be configured to 5.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
According to the on-site experience, within 5 seconds, an MS can move

to a cell with better signal quality and does not perform handover to this
cell, so as to avoid another handover failure.

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5.3.3.25 The ncell offset for downlink rapid handover (DLRapidHoNcellOffset)

Full Name
The ncell offset for downlink rapid handover
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoNcellOffset
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The current scenario is a high-speed scenario or the last handover is a
handover with specific direction. When the system performs sorting in the
target cell, with this offset, handover to the adjacent cell configured as a
Description
high-speed dedicated network cell is easier.
Managed Object
Cell
0..60
Unit
None
Default Value
24
Default Value
The meaning of 24 is the same as that of 0. This parameter is currently

not used and will be configured in the future according to network
planning.

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5.3.3.26 The offset of ncell in the same direction (SameDirNcellOffset)

Full Name
The offset of ncell in the same direction
Abbreviation
SameDirNcellOffset
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The last handover is a handover with specific direction. When the system
performs sorting in the target cell, with this offset, handover to the target
Description
cell with the same direction as that of the handover is easier.
Managed Object
Cell
0..60
Unit
None
Default Value
24
Default Value
The meaning of 24 is the same as that of 0. This parameter is currently

not used and will be configured in the future according to network
planning.

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5.3.4 Handover Control Parameters

5.3.4.1 Allow intra-Cell handover attempt due to uplink interference (HoControl_1)
Full Name
Allow intra-Cell handover attempt due to uplink interference
Abbreviation
HoControl_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the intra-cell TCH handover due to up-
Description
link interference can be performed.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The value is recommended to set to No.

This function is suggested to close without special need.
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5.3.4.2 Allow intra-Cell handover attempt due to downlink interference (HoControl_2)

Full Name
Allow intra-Cell handover attempt due to downlink interference

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Abbreviation
HoControl_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow intra-cell handover attempt
Description
due to downlink interference.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The value is recommended to set to No.

This function is suggested to close without special need.
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5.3.4.3 Allow handover due to distance (HoControl_3)

Full Name
Allow handover due to distance
Abbreviation
HoControl_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether to allow handover due to distance.

Description
It is the 3rd bit of the HoControl field in DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Unless otherwise required, this switch should not be enabled.
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5.3.4.4 Allow standard PBGT handover (HoControl_4)

Full Name
Allow standard PBGT handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow standard PBGT handover.
Description
It is the 4th bit of the HoControl field in DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value
It is the most common handover, so the default value is enabled by
default.

Generally, this switch is disabled.
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5.3.4.5 Allow automatic handover due to traffic (HoControl_5)

Full Name
Allow automatic handover due to traffic
Abbreviation
HoControl_5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow automatic handover based
Description
on traffic.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
The cell traffic is not too high in the common network, so this handover
is not enabled.

It is recommended to enable traffic handover, together with dynamic

priority, under the scenario with balance traffic needed of dense urban
areas.
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5.3.4.6 Allow intra-cell handover in super TRX channel due to downlink interference
(HoControl_8)
Allow intra-cell handover in super TRX channel due to downlink interferFull Name
ence
Abbreviation
HoControl_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow intra-cell handover in super
TRX channel due to downlink interference.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
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Default Value
No
Default Value

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5.3.4.7 Allow intra-cell handover in super TRX channel due to uplink interference
(HoControl_9)
Full Name
Allow intra-cell handover in super TRX channel due to uplink interference
Abbreviation
HoControl_9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
TRX channel due to uplink interference.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value

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5.3.4.8 Allow adjacent cells handover in super TRX channel due to PBGT
(HoControl_10)
Full Name
Allow adjacent cells handover in super TRX channel due to PBGT
Abbreviation
HoControl_10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow adjacent cells handover in
super TRX channel due to PBGT.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value

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5.3.4.9 Allow dynamic adjustment of handover priority (HoControl_11)

Full Name
Allow dynamic adjustment of handover priority
Abbreviation
HoControl_11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow dynamic adjustment of
handover priority.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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For the network with relatively high handover congestion, it is
recommended to enable this switch.
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5.3.4.10 Allow rapid handover (HoControl_12)

Full Name
Allow rapid handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to allow uplink level rapid handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Uplink rapid attenuation handover is mainly applied to the rapid
attenuation due to fast moving, strong directionality, and blocking.
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5.3.4.11 Allow Macro-Micro delay handover (HoControl_13)

Full Name
Allow Macro-Micro delay handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_13
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow Macro-Micro delay
handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

The macro-micro handover is to share traffic of the dual-layer or

multilayer network. Its main application scenario is the dual-frequency

network in urban areas.
If the macro-micro handover delay switch is enabled, congestion can be
eased but the coverage rate will be influenced.
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5.3.4.12 Allow Micro-Micro delay handover (HoControl_14)

Full Name
Allow Micro-Micro delay handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_14
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow Micro-Micro delay handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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5.3.4.13 Allow force transfer handover (HoControl_16)

Full Name
Allow force transfer handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow forced transfer handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

In the case of 1800 M and 900 M network sharing site, it is better to
handover subscribers of 900 M network to 1800 M network.At this time,

you can transfer traffic by force.
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5.3.4.14 Allow quality handover in uplink (HoControl_19)

Full Name
Allow quality handover in uplink
Abbreviation
HoControl_19
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether quality handover in uplink is allowed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The uplink quality handover is the most common handover, so the
default value is enabled by default.

Generally, quality handover in uplink is set to be allowed.
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5.3.4.15 Allow level handover in uplink (HoControl_20)

Full Name
Allow level handover in uplink
Abbreviation
HoControl_20
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether level handover in uplink is allowed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The Uplink level handover is the most common handover, so the default
value is enabled by default.

Generally, level handover in uplink is set to be allowed.
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5.3.4.16 Allow quality handover in downlink (HoControl_21)

Full Name
Allow quality handover in downlink
Abbreviation
HoControl_21
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether quality handover in downlink is
allowed.
Description
It is the 21st bit of the HoControl field in DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The downlink quality handover is the most common handover, so the

Generally, quality handover in downlink is set to be allowed.
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5.3.4.17 Allow level handover in downlink (HoControl_22)

Full Name
Allow level handover in downlink
Abbreviation
HoControl_22
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether level handover in downlink is allowed.
Description
It is the 22nd bit of the HoControl field in DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The downlink level handover is the most common handover, so the

Generally, level handover in downlink is set to be allowed.
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5.3.4.18 C/I Limited Handover Support (HoControl_24)

Full Name
C/I Limited Handover Support
Abbreviation
HoControl_24
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the handover function of C/I limited
adjacent cell is supported.Suppose A is the serving cell, B and C are the
adjacent cells of this serving cell. If B and C both meet the handover
prerequisite, and the C/I limited adjacent cell threshold is satisfied,
the cell C should be filtered when the neighbor cell is chosen for the
handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Under the turnoff scenario, this function can be enabled for individual
cells in order to prevent the tangential cross-coverage cell.Generally, this
function should not be set.
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5.3.4.19 Allow downlink quality rapid handover (HoControl_25)

Full Name
Allow downlink quality rapid handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_25
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Call drop occurs due to downlink quality becomes poor after call is
connected a short while or MS is handed over to cells with strong
interference areas.In this case, downlink quality rapid handover
algorithm is newly added to perform rescue handover. The quality rapid
handover depends on the original measurement value of quality, the
adjacent cell does not use windows, and N value and the N value of
handover decison are shared. Currently, other handover decisons take
priority over the downlink quality rapid handover.
This parameter indicates whether to perform downlink quality rapid
handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value is only enabled for the cell of poor downlink quality,
rather than common cells.
Generally, This switch is enabled only when downlink quality is poor and
strong interference occurs to the cell.
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5.3.4.20 Allow intra-Cell handover attempt due to uplink interference (HoControl[1]_1)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to trigger the intra-cell TCH handover
Description
because of uplink interference in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This function is enabled, so as to reduce uplink interference of the cell.

For networks configured with frequency hopping and single-carrier cells,
it is recommended that the intra-cell handover be enabled. In other
cases, enable this function, so as to improve communication quality.
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5.3.4.21 Allow intra-Cell handover attempt due to downlink interference

(HoControl[1]_2)
Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow the intra-cell TCH handover
Description
due to uplink interference in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
It is the most common handover type. By default, this function is enabled.

it is recommended that the intra-cell handover be disabled. In other
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5.3.4.22 Allow handover due to distance (HoControl[1]_3)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow handover due to distance in
the case of medium speed.
Description
It is the 3rd bit in the HoControl field of DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Unless otherwise specified, this switch should not be enabled.
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5.3.4.23 Allow standard PBGT handover (HoControl[1]_4)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow standard PBGT handover in
Description
It is the 4th bit in the HoControl field of DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Generally, this switch is enabled.
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5.3.4.24 Allow automatic handover due to traffic (HoControl[1]_5)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow automatic TCH handover
Description
based on traffic in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The cell load is not too high in a common network, and thus the
handover is not required.
It is recommended that traffic handover be enabled, together with
dynamic priority, for traffic balance in dense urban areas.
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ence
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
TRX channel due to downlink interference in the case of medium speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
TRX channel due to uplink interference in the case of medium speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow adjacent cell handover in
super TRX channel due to PBGT in the case of medium speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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5.3.4.28 Allow rapid handover (HoControl[1]_12)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow rapid handover between
uplink and downlink levels in the case of medium speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

The uplink rapid-attenuation handover is mainly applied in the scenarios
that are characterized by quick moving speed, strong directionality, and
rapid attenuation caused by blocking.
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5.3.4.29 Allow Macro-Micro delay handover (HoControl[1]_13)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_13
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow macro-micro delay
handover in the case of medium speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

The macro-micro handover is to share traffic in the dual-layer or

multi-layer network. Its main application scenario is the dual-frequency

eased but the coverage rate will be affected.
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5.3.4.30 Allow Micro-Micro delay handover (HoControl[1]_14)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_14
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow micro-micro delay handover
in the case of medium speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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5.3.4.31 Allow force transfer handover (HoControl[1]_16)

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HoControl[1]_16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow forced transfer handover in
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

In the case of site sharing for 1800M and 900M networks, it is better to
transfer the subscribers around the BTS directly to the 1800M network
because the signal quality in this network is relatively good when

compared with that (better) in the 1800M network. At this time, it is
required to forcibly transfer traffic.
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5.3.4.32 Subcell handover aigorithm (HoControl[1]_17)

Full Name
Subcell handover aigorithm
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_17
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines two handover modes of inter-subcell handover
algorithm in the case of medium speed: One is based on C/I, and the
Description
other is based on path loss and TA.
Managed Object
Cell
Concentric handover, Handover based on path loss and TA
Unit
None
Default Value
Concentric handover
Default Value

The default value is handover based on C/I. It is recommended that the

handover mode be changed to handover based on path loss and TA
because this algorithm is relatively mature.
It is recommended that the handover mode be changed to handover
based on path loss and TA. Currently, this handover algorithm is widely
used for COBCCH handovers on site.
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5.3.4.33 Allow quality handover in uplink (HoControl[1]_19)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_19
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow uplink quality handover in
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

Generally, the uplink quality handover is allowed.
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5.3.4.34 Allow level handover in uplink (HoControl[1]_20)

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HoControl[1]_20
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow uplink level handover in
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

Generally, the uplink level handover is allowed.
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5.3.4.35 Allow quality handover in downlink (HoControl[1]_21)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_21
3GPP Name
None
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None
This parameter determines whether to allow downlink quality handover
in the case of medium speed.
Description
It is the 21st bit in the HoControl field of DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

Generally, the downlink quality handover is allowed.
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5.3.4.36 Allow level handover in downlink (HoControl[1]_22)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_22
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether to allow downlink level handover in

Description
It is the 22nd bit in the HoControl field of DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

Generally, the downlink level handover is allowed.
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5.3.4.37 Downlink rapid handover enable (HoControl[1]_23)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_23
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow downlink rapid handover in
Description

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Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In the high-speed railway scenario, enable this switch. In other
scenarios, disable this switch.

This handover is mainly applied in the high-speed railway scenario.
This handover algorithm requires that the areas along the railway are
covered by sites in link shape, and the adjacent cells have enough
overlapped coverage areas. By configuring adjacent cells with the

direction attribute, you can improve the speed of handover judgment
and handover success rate.
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5.3.4.38 C/I Limited Handover Support (HoControl[1]_24)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_24
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether to support the handover function

of C/I limited adjacent cells in the case of medium speed. Suppose
that A is the serving cell, B and C are the adjacent cells of this serving
cell, and B is the C/I limited adjacent cell of C. If B and C both meet the
handover requirement, and the threshold of C/I limited adjacent cell is
also met, adjacent cell C should be filtered when the adjacent cell is
chosen for handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

In the turnoff scenario, this function can be enabled for individual cells,
so as to prevent handover to a cross-coverage cell. Generally, this
function should not be configured.
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5.3.4.39 Allow downlink quality rapid handover (HoControl[1]_25)

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Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_25
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Some cells have strong interference areas. Therefore, call drop occurs
due to poor downlink quality after handover to these cells is implemented
or a call is connected for a while. To solve this problem, add an algorithm
of downlink rapid quality handover for rescue handover in the case of
medium speed. The rapid quality handover depends on the original
measurement value of quality, the adjacent cell does not use windows,
and N value and the N value of handover judgment are shared. Currently,
other handovers are prior to the downlink rapid quality handover.
This parameter determines whether to perform downlink rapid quality
handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This function is enabled only in the cells with poor downlink quality. For
common cells, it is not required to enable this function.
Generally, this switch is enabled only when the downlink quality of this
cell is poor and meanwhile strong interference exists.
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5.3.4.40 Allow intra-Cell handover attempt due to uplink interference (HoControl[2]_1)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow intra-cell TCH handover due
Description
to uplink interference in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This function is enabled, so as to reduce uplink interference of the cell.

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5.3.4.41 Allow intra-Cell handover attempt due to downlink interference

(HoControl[2]_2)
Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
to downlink interference in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
This parameter determines whether to allow intra-cell TCH handover due
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow handover due to distance
in the case of high speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Unless otherwise specified, this switch should not be enabled.
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Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow standard PBGT handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Generally, this switch is enabled.
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5.3.4.44 Allow automatic handover due to traffic (HoControl[2]_5)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_5
3GPP Name
None
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None
This parameter determines whether to allow automatic TCH handover
Description
based on traffic in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The cell load is not too high in a common network, and thus the
handover is not required.
It is recommended that traffic handover be enabled, together with
dynamic priority, for traffic balance in dense urban areas.
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ence
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
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TRX channel due to downlink interference in the case of high speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_9
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
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TRX channel due to uplink interference in the case of high speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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(HoControl[2]_10)
Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_10
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether to allow adjacent cell handover in

super TRX channel due to PBGT in the case of high speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow rapid handover between
uplink and downlink levels in the case of high speed.
Description

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Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

that are characterized by quick moving speed, strong directionality, and
rapid attenuation caused by blocking.
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None
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5.3.4.49 Allow Macro-Micro delay handover (HoControl[2]_13)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_13
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow macro-micro delay
handover in the case of high speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

The macro-micro handover is to share traffic in the dual-layer or

multi-layer network. Its main application scenario is the dual-frequency

eased but the coverage rate will be affected.
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None
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5.3.4.50 Allow Micro-Micro delay handover (HoControl[2]_14)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_14
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow micro-micro delay handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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None
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None
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None
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No
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5.3.4.51 Allow force transfer handover (HoControl[2]_16)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow forced transfer handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

In the case of site sharing for 1800M and 900M networks, it is better to
transfer the subscribers around the BTS directly to the 1800M network
because the signal quality in this network is relatively good when

compared with that (better) in the 1800M network. At this time, it is
required to forcibly transfer traffic.
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None
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5.3.4.52 Subcell handover aigorithm (HoControl[2]_17)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_17
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines two handover modes of inter-subcell handover
algorithm in the case of high speed: One is based on C/I, and the other
Description
is based on path loss and TA.
Managed Object
Cell
Concentric handover,Handover based on path loss and TA

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Unit
None
Default Value
Concentric handover
Default Value

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The default value is handover based on C/I. It is recommended that the

handover mode be changed to handover based on path loss and TA
because this algorithm is relatively mature.
It is recommended that the handover mode be changed to handover
based on path loss and TA. Currently, this handover algorithm is widely
used for COBCCH handovers on site.
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_19
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow uplink quality handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

Generally, the uplink quality handover is allowed.
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_20
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow uplink level handover in the
case of high speed.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
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Default Value

Generally, the uplink level handover is allowed.
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None
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_21
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow downlink quality handover
Description
It is the 21st bit in the HoControl field of DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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Generally, the downlink quality handover is allowed.
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_22
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow downlink level handover
Description
It is the 22nd bit in the HoControl field of DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

Generally, the downlink level handover is allowed.
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_23
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow downlink rapid handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In the high-speed railway scenario, enable this switch. In other
scenarios, disable this switch.
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This handover is mainly applied in the high-speed railway scenario. This

handover algorithm requires that the areas along the railway are covered
by sites in link shape, and the adjacent cells have enough overlapped
coverage areas. By configuring adjacent cells with the direction attribute,

it is required to improve the speed of handover judgment and handover
success rate.
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None
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5.3.4.58 C/I Limited Handover Support (HoControl[2]_24)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_24
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to support the handover function of
C/I limited adjacent cells in the case of high speed. Suppose that A is
the serving cell, B and C are the adjacent cells of this serving cell, and B
is the C/I limited adjacent cell of C. If B and C both meet the handover
requirement, and the threshold of C/I limited adjacent cell is also met,
adjacent cell C should be filtered when the adjacent cell is chosen for
handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

In the turnoff scenario, this function can be enabled for individual cells,
so as to prevent handover to a cross-coverage cell. Generally, this
function should not be configured.
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None
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None
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5.3.4.59 Allow downlink quality rapid handover (HoControl[2]_25)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_25
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Some cells have strong interference areas. Therefore, call drop occurs
due to poor downlink quality after handover to these cells is implemented
or a call is connected for a while. To solve this problem, add an algorithm
of downlink rapid quality handover for rescue handover in the case
of high speed. The rapid quality handover depends on the original
measurement value of quality, the adjacent cell does not use windows,
and N value and the N value of handover judgment are shared. Currently,
other handovers are prior to the downlink rapid quality handover.
This parameter determines whether to perform downlink rapid quality
handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This function is enabled only in the cells with poor downlink quality. For
common cells, it is not required to enable this function.
Generally, this switch is enabled only when the downlink quality of this
cell is poor and meanwhile strong interference exists.
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None
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None
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5.3.4.60 The load of HO from FR to HR (V3) (FrToAmrHrHoLoadThr)

Full Name
The load of HO from FR to HR (V3)
Abbreviation
FrToAmrHrHoLoadThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the cell load reaches a certain level, handover from FR to HR (V3)
should be initiated, so as to get more channel resources and enhance
system capacity. This parameter determines the load threshold for
initiating handover from FR to HR (V3).
The value of this parameter should be smaller than or equal to the value
of FrHoLoadThr.
The load calculation formula is as follows: Load = Number of busy
channels in the cell x 100 / (Number of busy channels in the cell +
Description
Number of idle channels in the cell).
Managed Object
Cell
20..100
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
When the cell load reaches 80%, the cell is regarded as a busy cell. In
this case, handover from FR to HR (V3) can be performed to enhance
system capacity.
This parameter is valid when the FRTHRHOSupport switch is enabled
in the cell.
The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the cell load for
initiating handover from FR to HR (V3), and therefore the lower the
opportunity.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the lower the cell load for
initiating handover from FR to HR (V3), and therefore the higher the
opportunity.
If this parameter is configured too small, number of intra-cell handovers
will increase.
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[Cell]FRTHRHOSupport
[Cell]FrToHrHoLoadThr
This parameter is valid only when the FRTHRHOSupport switch is
Relationship
enabled.
FrToHrHoLoadThr >= FrToAmrHrHoLoadThr
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5.3.4.61 The load of HO from FR to HR(V1) (FrToHrHoLoadThr)

Full Name
The load of HO from FR to HR(V1)
Abbreviation
FrToHrHoLoadThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the cell load reaches a certain level, handover from FR to HR (V1)
system capacity. This parameter determines the load threshold for
initiating handover from FR to HR (V1).
This parameter value should be larger than or equal to
FrToAmrHrHoLoadThr.
The load calculation formula is as follows: Load = Number of busy
channels in the cell x 100 / (Number of busy channels in the cell +
Description
Number of idle channels in the cell).
Managed Object
Cell
20..100
Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
When the cell load reaches 80%, the cell is regarded as a busy cell. In
this case, handover from FR to HR (V1) can be performed to enhance
system capacity.
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This parameter is valid when the FRTHRHOSupport switch is enabled

in the cell.
The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the cell load for
initiating handover from FR to HR (V1), and therefore the lower the
opportunity.
The smaller the value of this parameter, the lower the cell load for
initiating handover from FR to HR (V1), and therefore the higher the
opportunity.
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[Cell]FrToAmrHrHoLoadThr
Relationship
enabled.
FrToHrHoLoadThr >= FrToAmrHrHoLoadThr
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V1
to FR (HrToFrHoLoadThr)
5.3.4.62 The load of HO from HR
Full Name
The load of HO from HRV1 to FR
Abbreviation
HrToFrHoLoadThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the load threshold for initiating the handover from
HR to FR. When the cell load is less than this parameter value, the handover from HR (V1) from FR is preferred. The handover from HR (V3) to
Description
FR is the second choice.
Managed Object
CELL
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0..100
Unit
Default Value
30
Default Value
This parameter balances the subscriber's experience and the channel

load. When the channel load is less than 30, a handover to full-rate
mode can be performed to improve subscriber's experience.
A handover to full-rate mode increases the channel load, which might
exceed the dynamic HR threshold. Therefore, a good balance must be
kept between the two thresholds to ensure good subscriber experience

without causing frequent handovers.
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AmrHrToFrHoLoadThr
For the same cell:
Relationship
AmrHRThs >HrToFrHoLoadThr>= AmrHrToFrHoLoadThr

FrToHrHoLoadThr> HrToFrHoLoadThr
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V3
to FR (AmrHrToFrHoLoadThr)
Full Name
The load of HO from HRV3 to FR
Abbreviation
AmrHrToFrHoLoadThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
HR (V3) to FR. When the cell load is lower than this parameter value, the
Description
handover from HR (V3) to FR is initiated.

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Managed Object
CELL
0..100
Unit
Default Value
20
Default Value

load. When the channel load is less than 20, a handover to AMR full rate
can be performed to improve subscriber's experience.
A handover to AMR full-rate mode increases the channel load, which

might exceed the dynamic HR threshold. Therefore, a good balance

must be kept between the two thresholds to ensure good subscriber
experience without causing frequent handovers.
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HrToFrHoLoadThr
For the same cell:
Relationship
AmrHRThs >HrToFrHoLoadThr>= AmrHrToFrHoLoadThr

FrToAmrHrHoLoadThr> AmrHrToFrHoLoadThr
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5.3.4.64 The quality of HO from FR to HR (FrHoQuaThr)

Full Name
The quality of HO from FR to HR
Abbreviation
FrHoQuaThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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When the cell load reaches a certain level, handover from FR to HR

system capacity. However, the quality of the chosen FR call must meet a
certain requirement. This parameter determines the quality threshold for
initiating handover from FR to HR.
The value of this parameter should be smaller than that of HrHoQuaThr
Description
or AmrHrHoQuaThr.
Managed Object
Cell
0..69
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
The voice quality must meet a certain requirement after handover from
FR to HR. Therefore, this parameter can be configured to a relatively
small value.

The lower the threshold, the higher the requirement on quality.
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[Cell]AmrHrHoQuaThr
[Cell]HrHoQuaThr
Relationship
enabled.
HrHoQuaThr > FrHoQuaThr
AmrHrHoQuaThr > FrHoQuaThr
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5.3.4.65 The quality of HO from HR(V1) to FR (HrHoQuaThr)

Full Name
The quality of HO from HR(V1) to FR
Abbreviation
HrHoQuaThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When a HR call can not satisfy the handover demands, and its voice
quality is too bad, HR(V1) to FR handover within one cell will be initiated
to improve the call quality. This parameter is the quality threshold to
initiate HR(V1) to FR handover within one cell.
Description
The value should be greater than FrHoQuaThr.
Managed Object
Cell
8..70
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
39
Default Value
The voice quality is acceptable if it is higher than this threshold. If it is

less than this threshold, handover should be initiated to improve user
experience.
The larger the parameter value AmrHrHoQuaThr is, the higher is the
tolerability of HR service quality, and the less is the possibility of initiating
HR(V1)-> FR quality handover.
The smaller the parameter value AmrHrHoQuaThr is, the lower is the
tolerability of HR service quality, and the less is the possibility of initiating
HR(V1)->FR quality handover.
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[Cell]FrHoQuaThr
Functions of this parameter are valid till the switch FRTHRHOSupport
Relationship
is enabled.
HrHoQuaThr >= FrHoQuaThr
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5.3.4.66 The quality of HO from HR(V3) to FR (AmrHrHoQuaThr)

Full Name
The quality of HO from HR(V3) to FR
Abbreviation
AmrHrHoQuaThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Although an AMR HR call does not meet handover conditions, the
intra-cell handover from HR (V3) to FR can be initiated to improve voice
quality if the voice quality is too bad. This parameter determines the
quality threshold for initiating the intra-cell handover from HR (V3) to FR.
Description
The value of this parameter should be larger than that of FrHoQuaThr.
Managed Object
Cell
20..100
Unit
None
Default Value
39
Default Value
The voice quality is acceptable if it is higher than this threshold. If it

is lower than this threshold, handover should be initiated to improve
subscriber experience.
The larger the value of AmrHrHoQuaThr, the higher the tolerance on the
BER of the AMR HR service, and therefore the lower the possibility of
initiating quality handover from HR (V3) to FR.
The smaller the value of AmrHrHoQuaThr, the lower the tolerance on

the BER of the AMR HR service, and therefore the higher the possibility
of initiating quality handover from HR (V3) to FR.
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[Cell]HRTFRHOSupport
[Cell]FrHoQuaThr
This parameter is valid only when the HRTFRHOSupport switch is
Relationship
enabled.
AmrHrHoQuaThr > FrHoQuaThr
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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5.3.4.67 P value of load and quality handover (LoadAndQualHoP)

Full Name
P value of load and quality handover
Abbreviation
LoadAndQualHoP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
For the handovers between FR and HR caused by load and quality
changes, if P out of the N values (the latest average N values of signal
quality) satisfy the threshold requirements, handover can be initiated.
This parameter value should be smaller than or equal to
Description
LoadAndQualHoN.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value



handover decision.
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[Cell]FRThrHoSupport,
[Cell]LoadAndQualHoN
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This parameter takes effect until the FR->HR switch based on load is
Relationship
enabled.
This parameter value should be smaller than or equal to
LoadAndQualHoN.
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None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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5.3.4.68 N value of load and quality handover (LoadAndQualHoN)

Full Name
N value of load and quality handover
Abbreviation
LoadAndQualHoN
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
For the handovers between FR and HR caused by load and quality
changes, if P out of the N values (the latest average N values of signal
quality) satisfy the threshold requirements, handover can be initiated.
Description
This parameter value should be larger than or equal to LoadAndQualHoP.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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[Cell]FRThrHoSupport,
[Cell]LoadAndQualHoP
This parameter takes effect until the FR->HR switch based on load is
Relationship
enabled.
This parameter value should be larger than or equal to LoadAndQualHoP.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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5.3.4.69 The priority of the handover from Macro cell to Micro cell (MacroMicroPrio)
Full Name
The priority of the handover from Macro cell to Micro cell
Abbreviation
MacroMicroPrio
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether the macro-micro handover decision
takes priority over the PBGT handover decision.
If the switch is enabled, the macro-micro handover takes priority;
Description
if the switch is disabled, the PBGT handover takes priority.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Generally, the macro-micro handover takes priority if it is enabled.
Otherwise, it is disabled.
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5.3.4.70 Is Dual-Frequency Traffic Handover Support (DualFreqHoSup)

Full Name
Is Dual-Frequency Traffic Handover Support
Abbreviation
DualFreqHoSup
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Is Dual-Frequency Traffic Handover Support
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Traffic handover is normally not enabled for a dual-frequency network.
If a dual-frequency network associated cell is set to carry traffic, enable
this function.
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5.3.4.71 Dual-Frequency Handover Parameter N (DualFreqHoN)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency Handover Parameter N
Abbreviation
DualFreqHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Dual-Frequency Handover Parameter N
Managed Object
CELL
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Ensure the stability and reliability of the handover decision.

To speed up the handover decision, reduce the value.
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5.3.4.72 Dual-Frequency Handover Parameter P (DualFreqHoP)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency Handover Parameter P
Abbreviation
DualFreqHoP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Dual-Frequency Handover Parameter P
Managed Object
CELL
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.3.4.73 Dual-Frequency Handover TA Threshold (DualFreqHoTAThs)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency Handover TA Threshold
Abbreviation
DualFreqHoTAThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Dual-Frequency Handover TA Threshold
Managed Object
CELL
[0..63]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
63
Default Value
The associated cells of two dual-frequency networks have similar
coverage.
If the dual-frequency network associated cell has a coverage smaller
than the local cell, reduce this threshold.
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5.3.4.74 Dual-Frequency Handover RxLevel Threshold (DualFreqHoDLThs)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency Handover RxLevel Threshold
Abbreviation
DualFreqHoDLThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Dual-Frequency Handover RxLevel Threshold
Managed Object
CELL
[0..63]
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value
The default level can ensure the normal services of a cell.
If the service quality is still poor after the service is handed over to
subcell 1, this threshold can be increased.
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5.3.4.75 Dual-Frequency Traffic Handover Threshold (DualFreqOverLoadThs)

Full Name
Dual-Frequency Traffic Handover Threshold
Abbreviation
DualFreqOverLoadThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If an associated cell is set, the dual-frequency network handover decision
is performed when the cell load is greater than the dual-frequency-network
traffic handover threshold and the associated cell load is less than the
Description
same handover threshold.
Managed Object
CELL
0~100
Unit
Default Value
70
Default Value
None

None
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5.3.5.1 Penalty time for handover failure (HoFailPenalTime)
Full Name
Penalty time for handover failure
Abbreviation
HoFailPenalTime
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines the penalty time for destination cell if MS fails
to handover to the destination cell or channel allocation fails during handover. During the penalty time, this parameter is used to perform an offset
Description
on the level of this cell. This parameter determines penality duration.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
Measurement report period
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is in accordance with the preprocessed value. If the

preprocessed value 2, the penalty time is about 7 seconds which is
enough for the change of radio environment.
The default value is on the basis of the preprocessed value. It should be
adjusted to a larger value if the preprocessed value is unavailable.
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5.3.5.2 Difference of dynamic priority (DynPrioOffset)

Full Name
Difference of dynamic priority
Abbreviation
DynPrioOffset
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the tolerable difference of dynamic handover
priority.
During handover, if the first cells dynamic handover priority is higher than
that of the second cell but the second cell is in MS moving direction, then
the direction-based handover algorithm works if the difference between
the two cells handover priorities is within the tolerable difference. MS is
Description
handover to the second cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

This parameter is to handover the adjacent cell priority. The smaller the
value is, it is easier for the cell with good quality signal to take priority. It
is proper to set the default value as 1.
This parameter affects the priority of the candidate cell. The larger this
parameter is, the greater the priority difference between to dynamic cells
should be, so as to change the priority of two cells.
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5.3.5.3 PBGT difference (PbgtOffset)

Full Name
PBGT difference
Abbreviation
PbgtOffset
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines a tolerable PBGT difference.During handover, if
the first cells PBGT is higher than that of the second cell but the second
cell is in MS moving direction, then the direction-based handover algorithm works if the difference between the two cells PBGTs is within the
tolerable difference. MS is handover to the second cell. This parameter
Description
indicates this allowable difference.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value

This parameter is to handover the adjacent cell priority. The smaller the
value is, it is easier for the cell with good quality signal to take priority. It
is proper to set the default value as 3.
This parameter affects the priority of the candidate cell. The larger this
parameter is, the greater the power budget difference between two cells
should be, so as to change the priority of two cells.
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5.3.5.4 Same layer permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoLayerCtl_0)

Full Name
Same layer permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoLayerCtl_0
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether a neighbor cell of the same layer can
Description
be considered as a target cell during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Usually, traffic handover occurs at the same layer or the lower layer, so
as to save the resources at the upper layer.
According to the layered network configuration on site, select the
destination layer of traffic handover to alleviate congestion.
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5.3.5.5 Upper layer permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoLayerCtl_1)

Full Name
Upper layer permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoLayerCtl_1
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether a neighbor cell of the upper layer can
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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5.3.5.6 Lower layer permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoLayerCtl_2)

Full Name
Lower layer permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoLayerCtl_2
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether a neighbor cell of the lower layer can
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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5.3.5.7 Undefinde layer permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoLayerCtl_3)

Full Name
Undefinde layer permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoLayerCtl_3
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether a neighbor cell of the unknown layer
Description
can be considered as a target cell during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Usually, traffic handover occurs at the same layer or the lower layer,
Default Value
so as to save the resources at the upper layer. The undefined layer is
applied in a non-layered network. If necessary, configure it to function as

the target layer for traffic handover.
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5.3.5.8 GSM900 frequency band P-GSM permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoFreqCtl_0)

Full Name
GSM900 frequency band P-GSM permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoFreqCtl_0
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether a neighbor cell with the basic
GSM900 baseband P-GSM (ARFCN = 1-124) can be considered as a
Description
target cell during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
In most cases, the GSM900 is applied in target cells during traffic
handover.

According to the frequency band used in the on-site network, configure

the destination frequency band used during traffic handover, so as to
alleviate congestion.
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5.3.5.9 EXT900 frequency band E-GSM permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoFreqCtl_1)

Full Name
EXT900 frequency band E-GSM permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoFreqCtl_1
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
GSM900 baseband E-GSM (ARFCN = 0-124, 975-1023) can be consid-
Description
ered as a target cell during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In few cases, the E-GSM is applied in target cells during traffic handover.
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5.3.5.10 DCS1800 frequency band permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoFreqCtl_2)

Full Name
DCS1800 frequency band permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoFreqCtl_2
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
DCS1800 baseband DCS1800 (ARFCN = 512-885) can be considered
Description
as a target cell during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In few cases, the DCS1800 is applied in target cells during traffic
handover.


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5.3.5.11 PCS1900 frequency band permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoFreqCtl_4)

Full Name
PCS1900 frequency band permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoFreqCtl_4
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
PCS1900 baseband PCS1900 (ARFCN = 512-810) can be considered
Description
as a target cell during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In few cases, the GSM1900 is applied in target cells during traffic
handover.


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5.3.5.12 GSM850 frequency band permitted on traffic HO (TrafficHoFreqCtl_5)

Full Name
GSM850 frequency band permitted on traffic HO
Abbreviation
TrafficHoFreqCtl_5
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
GSM850 baseband GSM850 (ARFCN = 128-251) can be considered as
Description
a target cell during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In few cases, the GSM850 is applied in target cells during traffic
handover.


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5.3.5.13 Prefer layer for traffic handover (TrafficHoPreferLayer)

Full Name
Prefer layer for traffic handover
Abbreviation
TrafficHoPreferLayer
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the preferred layer during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: Preferred when the adjacent cell and the local cell are on the same
layer.
1: Preferred when the adjacent cell is on the upper layer of the lcoal cell.
2: Preferred when the adjacent cell is on the lower layer of the local cell.
3: Preferred when the adjacent cell is on an undefined layer.
0XFF: No preferred layer
Unit
None
Default Value
0XFF
Default Value
The preferred layer and value are configured according to the network
condition. By default, this function is disabled.

It is required to configure a preferred layer during traffic handover
according to the network condition. Usually, the system is prior to switch
the traffic to the layer with low traffic. In most cases, the layer is a lower
layer or same layer for absorbing traffic.
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5.3.5.14 PBGT offset of prefer layer for traffic handover (TrafficHoLayerOffset)

Full Name
PBGT offset of prefer layer for traffic handover
Abbreviation
TrafficHoLayerOffset
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the specific value for the preferred layer during
Description
traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..48,means -24dB..24dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
24
Default Value
The preferred layer and value are configured according to the network
condition. By default, this function is disabled.

The PBGT offset reflects the priority of the preferred layer. When the

system sorts the cells that meet the threshold of traffic handover, the
cells with larger offset will be ranked top. However, the offset must not
be configured excessively high. Otherwise, the traffic may be switched
to the cells with poor signal quality.
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5.3.5.15 Prefer band for traffic handover (TrafficHoPreferBand)

Full Name
Prefer band for traffic handover
Abbreviation
TrafficHoPreferBand
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the preferred frequency band during traffic
Description
handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: Preferred when the adjacent cell and the local cell are on the same
layer.
1: Preferred when the adjacent cell is on the upper layer of the lcoal cell.
2: Preferred when the adjacent cell is on the lower layer of the local cell.
3: Preferred when the adjacent cell is on an undefined layer.
0XFF: No preferred layer
Unit
None
Default Value
0XFF
Default Value
The preferred frequency band and value are configured according to the
network condition. By default, this function is disabled.

It is required to configure a preferred layer during traffic handover
according to the network condition. Usually, the system is prior to switch
the traffic to the layer with low traffic. In most cases, the layer is a lower
layer or same layer for absorbing traffic.
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5.3.5.16 PBGT offset of prefer band for traffic handover (TrafficHoBandOffset)

Full Name
PBGT offset of prefer band for traffic handover
Abbreviation
TrafficHoBandOffset
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the specific value for the preferred frequency
Description
band during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..48,means -24dB..24dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
24
Default Value
The preferred frequency band and value are configured according to the
network condition. By default, this function is disabled.

The PBGT offset reflects the priority of the preferred frequency band.

When the system sorts the cells that meet the threshold of traffic
handover, the cells with larger offset will be ranked top. However, the
offset must not be configured excessively high. Otherwise, the traffic
may be switched to the cells with poor signal quality.
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5.3.5.17 Threshold of traffic for handover (TrafficThs)

Full Name
Threshold of traffic for handover
Abbreviation
TrafficThs
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
If TCH occupation rate of a cell is greater than this parameter value (number of occupied TCH channels / number of total TCH channels, not including blocked idle channels), then it indicates the cell is too busy, and traffic
Description
handover is triggered for the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
It is proper to initiate congestion control when the cell load reaches 80%
and a few channels are available and.

For the cell with fewer channels, channel congestion occurs easily
caused by the burst services, so this parameter can be set as relatively
small.
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5.3.5.18 Lag time for PBGT between different layers (PbgtHoParam_0)

Full Name
Lag time for PBGT between different layers
Abbreviation
PbgtHoParam_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
To more effectively control traffic distribution in the cell at different layers,
while doing PBGT decision, add PBGT decision offset level (the PBGT
decision offset level of the uplink and downlink is 24 by default) in the
cell at different layers within certain duration, which is lag time for PBGT
between different layers.
Start condition: If MS performs one handover between different layers,
start this timer.
Timeout handling: When it is notified to make handover decision, if the
Description
hadover is PBGT handover, layer offset should not be added.
Managed Object
Cell
0..300
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
50
Default Value
Usually, the default value is 50 s. It is better to add offset to PBGT
handover between different layers.

The value will be modified to the default value (50 s) if it is 0.If the
lag time is not timed out, it is necessary to add offset to the PBGT
cross-layer handover.
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5.3.5.19 Level offset for PBGT to up layer (PbgtHoParam_1)

Full Name
Level offset for PBGT to up layer
Abbreviation
PbgtHoParam_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
while doing PBGT decision, add PBGT decision offset level in the cell at
upper layer within certain duration which is dependent upon the lag time
Description
for handover between different layers.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 48corresponds to -24 dbm..24 dbm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
24
Default Value
The default is not offset.

The value 0..48 represents -24 db + 24 db. Its effect is the same as
that of PBGT Margin. That is, a lag value between different layers is
added on the basis of PBGT Margin, so as to make PBGT handover
faster/more frequent or slower/less frequent.
It is better to handover to the lower layer as soon as possible and
maintain intra-layer handover at the lower layer. PBGT handover is not

initiated to the upper layer unless upper layer signal is always strong.
The large value is useful for traffic balance and congestion alleviation.
Whereas, it makes PBGT handover to the upper layer difficult and
influences the converage rate.
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5.3.5.20 Level offset for PBGT to low layer (PbgtHoParam_2)

Full Name
Level offset for PBGT to low layer
Abbreviation
PbgtHoParam_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
while doing PBGT decision, add PBGT decision offset level in the cell at
lower layer within certain duration which is dependent upon the lag time
Description
for handover between different layers.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 48corresponds to -24 dbm..24 dbm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
24
Default Value
The default is not offset.

The value 0..48 represents -24 db + 24 db. Its effect is the same as
that of PBGT Margin. That is, a lag value between different layers is
added on the basis of PBGT Margin, so as to make PBGT handover

faster/more frequent or slower/less frequent.

It is better to handover to the lower layer as soon as possible and
maintain intra-layer handover at the lower layer. PBGT handover is not
initiated to the upper layer unless upper layer signal is always strong.
The small value is useful for traffic balance, congestion alleviation, and
PBGT handover to the lower layer, but influences the coverage rate.
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5.3.5.21 The threshold for starting PBGT handover (PbgtHoStartThs)

Full Name
The threshold for starting PBGT handover
Abbreviation
PbgtHoStartThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the current cell's downlink level is less than the start level threshold
Description
for PBGT handover, the PBGT handover decision is performed.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63corresponds to -110 dbm..-47 dbm
Step: 1
Unit
dbm
Default Value
45
Default Value
Generally, it is unnecessary to initiate PBGT handover due to the signal
is considered as good when the default value is -65 dBm.
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If the value is large, it is easy to initiate PBGT handover. If the value is

small, it is difficult to initiate PBGT handover.
The value should be large when it is necessary to share traffic.
Otherwise, it is difficult to share traffic and the congestion rate is
influenced.
When it is unnecessary to share traffic, the value can be set to a

relatively small value, which reduces the number of unnecessary
handovers but affects the coverage rate.
It is recommended to set the value of the 900 M cell to the largest in the
900 M and 1800 M dual-frequency network.
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5.3.5.22 Handover from macro to micro (MacroMicroStartThs)

Full Name
Handover from macro to micro
Abbreviation
MacroMicroStartThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the current cell's downlink level is less than or equal to the start level
threshold for macro-micro handover, the macro-micro handover decision
Description
is performed.
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Cell
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0 .. 63corresponds to -110 dbm..-47 dbm

Step: 1
Unit
dbm
Default Value
40
Default Value
Generally, it is unnecessary to initiate macro-micro handover due to the
signal is considered as good when the default value is -70 dBm.

Initially, it is recommended to set this parameter as the largest, so that
the 1800 M cell can absorb more traffic. The larger this parameter
is, it is more likely for the macro-micro handover to occur, and it is
easier for traffic to be transferred to the 1800 cell. Adjustment of this

parameter depends on the current condition and subsequent plan of
traffic distribution of the 900 cell and 1800 cell.
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5.3.5.23 Hysteresis timer when traffic handover (TrafficHysteresisTm)

Full Name
Hysteresis timer when traffic handover
Abbreviation
TrafficHysteresisTm
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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When there are many traffic handovers initiated in the current cell, the
interval between two traffic handovers must be larger than the hysteresis
Description
time specified by this parameter.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 255
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is invalid in this version and the default is reserved.

This parameter is invalid in this version and the default is reserved.
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5.3.5.24 Measure BCCH when in subcell2 (Subcell2MeasureBcch)

Full Name
Measure BCCH when in subcell2
Abbreviation
Subcell2MeasureBcch
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
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If this parameter is configured to "Yes", the system adds a BCCH frequency point for broadcasting this cell in the SACCH system message
of the second subcell. After the MS reports measurement reports, the
system collects statistics on the sampling distribution of level difference
between the first subcell and the second subcell. If the MR function is
Description
enabled, the system reports the level difference in the MR.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value
Enable this function according to operator requirements or network
optimization requirements.
Enable this function according to operator requirements or network
optimization requirements.
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5.3.5.25 Back to Source Cell when PBGT Handover (PBGTHoBacktoSource)

Full Name
Back to Source Cell when PBGT Handover
Abbreviation
PBGTHoBacktoSource
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter decides whether to set a requirement on the handover

access level for a PBGT handover. If the requirement is set and the MS
does not meet the required level, the PHY Info is not sent, and the MS
Description
handover fails and returns to the source channel.
Managed Object
CELL
0~1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Not enabled
To enable the PBGT handover back function on the TCH, enable the
function.
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5.3.5.26 Back to Source Cell when Other Handover (OtherHoBacktoSource)

Full Name
Back to Source Cell when Other Handover
Abbreviation
OtherHoBacktoSource
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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access level for a non-PBGT handover. If the requirement is set and the
MS does not meet the required level, the PHY Info is not sent, and the
Description
MS handover fails and returns to the source channel.
Managed Object
CELL
0~1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Not enabled
To enable the Non-PBGT handover back function on the TCH, enable
the function.
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5.3.5.27 HoAccess Require Rxlevel offset (HoAccessReqLevOffset)

Full Name
HoAccess Require Rxlevel offset
Abbreviation
HoAccessReqLevOffset
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter calculates the level offset relative to the level required by
the handover detection. The value is calculated using the formula: 110Description
TargetAverageRxLevel + LinkBalance + (HoAccessReqLevOffset -35)
Managed Object
CELL
0..70
If the parameter is set to 35, the corresponding level offset is 1 dBm.
Unit
None
Default Value
45
Default Value
The default offset is 11db.
Set a higher value when it is hoped to lower the requirement for
handover detect level.
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5.3.5.28 HoAccess Require Rxlevel Select Strategy when Other Handover

(OtherHoAccessLevSel)
Full Name
HoAccess Require Rxlevel Select Strategy when Other Handover
Abbreviation
OtherHoAccessLevSel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter decides the level request selection strategy during handover detection for a non-PBGT request. The options include the minimum access level or the value calculated by the formula (110- TargetAverDescription
ageRxLevel + LinkBalance + (HoAccessReqLevOffset -35)).
Managed Object
CELL
1~2
1: Expected uplink level
2: Minimum allowed access level
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Strategy 1
If SD related indexes degrade when the handover back is performed
according to strategy 1, change to strategy 2.
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5.3.6 Handover Arithmetic Parameters

5.3.6.1 Traffic handover threshold (TrafficLevThs)
Full Name
Traffic handover threshold
Abbreviation
TrafficLevThs
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used for traffic handover. For the original handover
condition that adjacent cells level must be higher than that of this cell,
modify it so that adjacent cells level must be higher than this threshold.In
this way, traffic handover can be improved greatly. This threshold must
be less than the PBGT threshold in reverse direction. Otherwise, it may
Description
result in toggle handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 48
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
24
Default Value
Traffic handover is to balance the traffic, which depends upon the level
of the destination cell not less than that of the serving cell.
This parameter is valid after automatic handover based on traffic
(HoControl6) is allowed.Note that the threshold of PBGT handover
in the reverse direction of the destination cell needs to be raised for

compensation.
Under the dense traffic scenario, the smaller this parameter is, the
stronger the capability of absorbing traffic of the destination Nclayer
cell or frequency band cell is, the easier the traffic can be handed out
(the traffic threshold shall be reached), which helps alleviate the TCH
channel congestion of the cell.
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5.3.6.2 Level offset during penalty (PenaltyLevOffset)

Full Name
Level offset during penalty
Abbreviation
PenaltyLevOffset
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used to perform an offset on the downlink level of this
Description
cell in the penalty period.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 63
Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
15
Default Value
15dBUsually, 15 dB penalty can ensure no more handover to the cell.

The system allows three times handover failure to a certain destination
cell. When the second or third handover decision is made, an offset is

manually performed on the level of the destination cell to which handover

fails for the first time. If the destination cell still takes the first priority
compared with other adjacent cells after its level is reduced manually,
go on initiating handover to it. After the attempt fails for three times,
shield it in the penalty period.
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5.3.6.3 Uplink interference quality offset (QOffSetUl)

Full Name
Uplink interference quality offset
Abbreviation
QOffSetUl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When handover occurs in the cell, BSC judges whether interference
occurs to the channel through checking the relation between level and
quality.
Handover requirements are satisfied, when P times in N
times measurement of IntraHoUlLevN satisfies the formula
rxqual-ulFQSS(RXLEV_UL+SOffSetUl). Where, rxqual-ul is uplink
quality, QOffSetUL is uplink quality offset, AvRxlevUL(n) is uplink level,
SOffSetUL is uplink level offset, and FQSS is the current quality offset
confirmed by the level and corresponding level offset"SOffSetUl". The
specific algorithm is:
InterFQSS=
255 AvRxlevUL(n) < SOffSetUL + 20
| QOffSetUl + 4 SOffSetUL + 20 AvRxlevUL(n) < SOffSetUL + 30
QOffSetUl + 2 SOffSetUL + 40 AvRxlevUL(n)
After interference is confirmed, when channels are requested, with
status of the original channel occupied, from the database to process
services, the database selects proper channels based on the original
Description
channel status.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with the common uplink
interference environment.

The larger the value is, the higher the quality tolerability under the
corresponding level is, and it is more difficult to initiate quality handover
which should be adjusted in accordance with the actual network situation.
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5.3.6.4 Uplink interference level offset (SOffSetUl)

Full Name
Uplink interference level offset
Abbreviation
SOffSetUl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
quality.
rxqual-ulFQSS(RXLEV_UL+SOffSetUl). Where, rxqual-ul is uplink
quality, QOffSetUL is uplink quality offset, AvRxlevUL(n) is uplink level,
SOffSetUL is uplink level offset, and FQSS is the current quality offset
confirmed by the level and corresponding level offset"SOffSetUl". The
InterFQSS=
Description
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channel status.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with the common uplink

The larger the value is, the higher the requirement on quality handover
is, and it is more difficult to initiate quality handover which should be
adjusted in accordance with the actual network situation.
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5.3.6.5 Downlink interference quality offset (QOffSetDl)

Full Name
Downlink interference quality offset
Abbreviation
QOffSetDl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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quality.
rxqual-ulFQSS(RXLEV_UL+SOffSetUl). Where, rxqual-dl is downlink
quality, QOffSetDL is uplink quality offset, RXLEV_DL is downlink level,
SOffSetDL is downlink level offset, and FQSS is the current quality offset
confirmed by the level and corresponding level offset"SOffSetDl". The
InterFQSS=
Description
channel status.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with the common downlink

The larger the value is, the higher the quality tolerability under the
corresponding level is, and it is more difficult to initiate quality handover
which should be adjusted in accordance with the actual network situation.
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5.3.6.6 Downlink interference level offset (SOffSetDl)

Full Name
Downlink interference level offset
Abbreviation
SOffSetDl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
quality.
rxqual-ulFQSS(RXLEV_UL+SOffSetUl). Where, rxqual-dl is downlink
quality, QOffSetDL is uplink quality offset, XLEV_DL is downlink level,
SOffSetDL is downlink level offset, and FQSS is the current quality offset
confirmed by the level and corresponding level offset"SOffSetDl". The
InterFQSS=
Description
channel status.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with the common downlink
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The larger the value is, the higher the requirement on quality handover
is, and it is more difficult to initiate quality handover which should be
adjusted in accordance with the actual network situation.
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5.3.6.7 Penalty time for handover caused by interference (InterfHoPenalTime)

Full Name
Penalty time for handover caused by interference
Abbreviation
InterfHoPenalTime
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the penalty time of the interference handover
in a cell, including the penalty for handover failure and continuous intra-
Description
cell handovers.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Unit
measurement report period
Default Value
7
If the pre-processed measurement reports are used for pre-processing,
Default Value
this parameter is configured to 7. In this case, the penalty time is long
enough. If common measurement reports are used, the value of this

parameter should be configured to a larger value.
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It is required to configure this parameter by considering the period of

pre-processing measurement reports. If this parameter is configured to

a small value, failed or invalid handovers may continuously occur. If this
parameter is configured to a larger value, the intra-cell handover may
not be implemented in time.
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5.3.6.8 Interference band requirement for intracell handover caused by interference

(InterfBandforHo)
Interference band requirement for intracell handover caused by interferFull Name
ence
Abbreviation
InterfBandforHo
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the maximum interference band required by
the intra-cell interference handover. If a channel does not meet this interference band (the value of interference band is not larger than the value
Description
of this parameter), the intra-cell handover cannot be implemented.
Managed Object
Cell
1..5
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
If the value of interference band is not larger than 2, it indicates that the
interference in this channel is small enough. In this case, the channel
can be used for intra-cell interference handover.
Usually, the value of this parameter is not modified. If this parameter is
configured to a large value, the handover success rate will be affected.
If this parameter is configured to a small value, no channel is allocated

during intra-cell handover.
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5.3.6.9 Invalid intra-handover time (TMaxiHo)

Full Name
Invalid intra-handover time
Abbreviation
TMaxiHo
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If MS performs handover continuously in the cell, it indicates great
interference in this position and no appropriate channel is available.
In such a case, MS shall be forbidden to perform handover within a
certain time. The judgment method is as follows: If handover occurs
within the invalid intra-handover time, then the previous handover is
considered to have no influence on interference, the counter HoCount
increases by 1 and restart TMaxIHo. If handover occurs after the invalid
intra-handover time, the previous handover is considered valid and clear
Description
the counter to 0.
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If the counter value reaches the value of MAX count of invalid

intra-handover parameter, then it indicates not to attempt handover
within a certain period. Perform penalty in intra-cell penalty mode.
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
Measurement report period or pre-processing measurement report period
Default Value
16
Default Value
Usually, if the handover occurs continuously within 16 measurement
reports (or preprocessing reports), it is considered as too frequent.

If the time is adjusted as too short, the invalid handover is easily to be
judged as valid handover.
If the time is adjusted as too long, the valid handover is easily to be

judged as invalid handover.
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5.3.6.10 MAX count of invalid intra-handover (MaxiHo)

Full Name
MAX count of invalid intra-handover
Abbreviation
MaxiHo
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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If MS performs handover continuously in the cell, it indicates great

interference in this position and no appropriate channel is available.
In such a case, MS shall be forbidden to perform handover within a
certain time. The judgment method is as follows: If handover occurs
within the invalid intra-handover time, then the previous handover is
considered to have no influence on interference, the counter HoCount
increases by 1 and restart TMaxIHo. If handover occurs after the invalid
intra-handover time, the previous handover is considered valid and clear
the counter to 0.
If the counter value reaches the value of MAX count of invalid
intra-handover parameter, then it indicates not to attempt handover
Description
within a certain period. Perform penalty in intra-cell penalty mode.
Managed Object
Cell
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is used to make a correct decision on invalid handover.

If the value is too small, the handover is easily to be judged as invalid
and MS is performed on penalty, which is likely to cause call drop.
If the value is too large, the handover is easily to be judged as invalid

interference handover and the number of invalid handover increases.
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5.3.6.11 MAX path loss threshold on force handover (MaxLossThs)

Full Name
MAX path loss threshold on force handover
Abbreviation
MaxLossThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Directed handover is performed only for one designated cell and it is
restricted by a tolerable level difference MaxLevDiff. This level difference
is lower than PBGT handover threshold in reverse direction, thus to
avoid toggle handover.
Directed handover should not cause congestion in the destination cell.
Therefore, transfer reserved resource threshold is set. Perform forced
transfer when the destination cell resource is less than the threshold.
Select users with small path loss and small TA as transferred users.
Users are transferred when their path loss is less than this parameter
and TA is less than the MAX time advance threshold on force handover
parameter. This algorithm applies to cases such as dual-frequency
networking, 900 M cell and 1800 M cell share the same site address.
When MAX time advance threshold on force handover (MaxTAThs) is
63, the forced handover decision is made only according to the path
loss. When MAX path loss threshold on force handover (MaxLossThs) is
150, the forced handover decision is made only according to TA.
The N value of force handover parameter and P value of force handover
parameter are used for decision in actual situations. In other words,
handover conditions are met if HoForceP of HoForceN measurement
reports satisfy requirement.
Path loss L = BS_TXPWR - AV_RXLEV_DL
BS_TXPWR is transmission power of the carrier where occupied
timeslot locates. It depends on the carriers maximum transmission
power, static attenuation power, and power control.AV_RXLEV_DL is
the downlink-receiving level.
Therefore, forced handover shall meet the following requirements:
Level of destination cell must be higher than local cell by maximum level
difference;
Available resource of destination cell must be higher than transfer
reserved resource threshold;
Path loss L must be less than MAX path loss threshold on force
handover and TA must be less than MAX time advance threshold on
force handover;
Description
Destination cell is forced transfer cell.
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0..150
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Unit
None
Default Value
110
The forced transfer judgement is made on many conditions, so the
Default Value
allowed maximum path loss should not be too small, but it also should
not be too large. If the value is set as the maximum value, this parameter
is invalid. It is proper to set the value as 110.
Forced handover shall meet the following requirements: Level of the
destination cell must be higher than that of the local cell by MaxLevDiff;
available resource of the destination cell must be higher than the
handover reserved resource threshold HoForceResThs; the path
loss L must be less than MaxLossThs and the TA must be less than
MaxTAThs. The higher the path loss is, the poorer the signal intensity
of the destination cell is, thereby the max path loss threshold cannot
be too large.
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5.3.6.12 MAX time advance threshold on force handover (MaxTAThs)

Full Name
MAX time advance threshold on force handover
Abbreviation
MaxTAThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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difference;
force handover;
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The forced transfer judgement is made on many conditions, so the

maximum time advance should not be too large. Otherwise, the adjacent
cell's signal is poor. It is proper to set the value as 5.
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Forced handover shall meet the following requirements: Level of the

destination cell must be higher than that of the local cell by MaxLevDiff;
available resource of the destination cell must be higher than the

handover reserved resource threshold HoForceResThs; the path loss L
must be less than MaxLossThs and the TA must be less than MaxTAThs.
TA value cnnot be too large. The larger the TA value is, the poorer the
cell signal intensity is.
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5.3.6.13 N value of force handover (HoForceN)

Full Name
N value of force handover
Abbreviation
HoForceN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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difference;
force handover;
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is most proper for forced handover decisions when N value is set to 4
and P value is set to 3 based on the site configuration experience.
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NWhen P times in the N times decision succeed, it is allowed to initiate

handover. The smaller the N value and P value are, it is easier to initiate
handover.
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5.3.6.14 P value of force handover (HoForceP)

Full Name
P value of force handover
Abbreviation
HoForceP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
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difference;
force handover;
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is most proper for forced handover decisions when N value is set to 4
and P value is set to 3 based on the site configuration experience.

When P times in the N times decison succeed, it is allowed to initiate

handover. The smaller the N value and P value are, it is easier to initiate
handover.
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5.3.7 Subcell Parameters

5.3.7.1 The MAX of path loss (PathLossMax)
Full Name
The MAX of path loss
Abbreviation
PathLossMax
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is one of the subcell handover parameters. It is the maximum path loss.During assignment, if byPathLossPathLossMin and TA
SubCellTAMin, the second subcell channel will be selected first. If byPathLossPathLossMin or TASubCellTAMin, only the first subcell channel is available.During handover, when the current call is in subcell 1, if
value TA is smaller than the SubCellTAMin threshold set by the cell parameter and the path loss calculated by downlink level is smaller than the
PathLossMin threshold set by the cell parameter(That is, more than SubCellP in SubCellN satisfy byPathLossPathLossMin and TASubCellTAMin), and MS supports the frequency band of subcell 2, the handover
condition of subcell is met and handover is performed from subcell 1 to
subcell 2. When the current call is in the subcell 2, if the pass loss of subcellN and more than subcellP in value TA satisfy PathLossPathLossMax
or TASubCellTAMax, the conditions of pass loss and TA handover are
Description
met and handover is performed from subcell 2 to subcell 1.
Managed Object
Cell
0..150 step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
126
Default Value
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The larger the value is, it is more difficult to initiate handover from subcell
2 to subcell 1 due to pass loss, and vice versa it is easier.
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5.3.7.2 The MIN of path loss (PathLossMin)

Full Name
The MIN of path loss
Abbreviation
PathLossMin
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is one of the subcell handover parameters. It is the mini-
Description
mum path loss.For its description, refer to PathLossMax.
Managed Object
Cell
0..150 step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
120
Default Value
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The larger the value is, it is easier to initiate handover in subcell 2
and handover is easier to be performed from subcell 1 to subcell 2.
Otherwise, it is more difficult.
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5.3.7.3 The MAX of time advance (SubCellTAMax)

Full Name
The MAX of time advance
Abbreviation
SubCellTAMax
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is one of the subcell handover parameters. It is the max-
Description
imum threshold of TA.For its description, refer to PathLossMax.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63 step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The larger the value is, it is more difficult for TA to initiate handover from
subcell 2 to subcell 1, and vice versa it is easier.
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5.3.7.4 The MIN of time advance (SubCellTAMin)

Full Name
The MIN of time advance
Abbreviation
SubCellTAMin
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is one of the subcell handover parameters. It is the mini-
Description
mum threshold of TA.For its description, refer to PathLossMax.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63 step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

The larger the value is, it is easier to initiate handover in subcell 2 and
handover is easier from subcell 1 to subcell 2.Otherwise, it is more
difficult.
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5.3.7.5 Handover Parameter N of SubCell1 (SubCell1N)

Full Name
Handover Parameter N of SubCell1
Abbreviation
SubCell1N
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is one of the conditions used to decide inter-subcell han-
Description
dover. For its description, refer to PathLossMax.
Managed Object
Cell
1..10 step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

The value is used in combination of P value of subcell handover. The
larger the P/N is, it is more difficult to meet handover conditions, and
vice versa it is easier.
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5.3.7.6 Handover Parameter P of SubCell1 (SubCell1P)

Full Name
Handover Parameter P of SubCell1
Abbreviation
SubCell1P
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is one of the conditions used to decide inter-subcell han-
Description
dover. For its description, refer to PathLossMax.
Managed Object
Cell
1..10 step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

The value is used in combination of P value of subcell handover. The
larger the P/N is, it is more difficult to meet handover conditions, and
vice versa it is easier.
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5.3.7.7 Handover Parameter N of SubCell2 (SubCell2N)

Full Name
Abbreviation
SubCell2N
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
CELL
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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Relationship
SubCell2N>=SubCell2P
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Control->Subcell params
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5.3.7.8 Handover Parameter P of SubCell2 (SubCell2P)

Full Name
Abbreviation
SubCell2P
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
CELL
1..10
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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SubCell2N>=SubCell2P
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5.3.7.9 SubCell2 To SubCell1 Handover Threshold (SubCellHoDLThs)

Full Name
SubCell2 To SubCell1 Handover Threshold
Abbreviation
SubCellHoDLThs
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
Description
SubCell2 To SubCell1 Handover Threshold
Managed Object
CELL
0~63
0: < -110dBm
1: -110 ~ -109 dBm
2: -109 ~ -108dBm
61: -50 ~ -49dBm

62: 49 ~ -48dBm
63: > -48dBm
Unit
dBm
Default Value
25
Default Value
The default level can ensure the normal services of a cell.
If the service quality is still poor after the service is handed over to
subcell 1, this threshold can be increased.
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5.3.7.10 Subcell handover aigorithm (HoControl_17)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_17
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines two handover modes of subcell handover algo-
Description
rithm: One is based on C/I, and the other is based on path loss and TA.
Managed Object
Cell
The value range and step is based on C/I handover, path loss and TA
handover.
Unit
None
Default Value
The default value is based on C/I handover.
Default Value
It is recommended to change the current default value based on C/I

handover into the default value of the handover algorithm based on
path loss and TA.
It is recommended to change the default value into the handover
algorithm based on path loss and TA. Currently, the on-site enabled
COBCCH handover employs the handover algorithm based on path

loss and TA.
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5.3.7.11 Inter Site handover to Subcell2 permitted (HoToInnerSC)

Full Name
Inter Site handover to Subcell2 permitted
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Abbreviation
HoToInnerSC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether it is allowed to perform handover from
other sites (including the sites of external BSC) to the subcell 2 of this
Description
cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

If the subcell is available and it is better for the subcell 2 to share more
traffic, this function should be enabled.After this function is enabled,
capability of absorbing traffic of the subcell 2 can be enhanced, but

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5.3.7.12 PBGT Handover Start Threshold of Subcell 2 (PbgtHoStartThsSC2)

Full Name
PBGT Handover Start Threshold of Subcell 2
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Abbreviation
PbgtHoStartThsSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
This parameter indicates the PBGT handover initiation threshold in the
Description
second subcell.
Managed Object
CELL
0 .. 63 corresponds to -110dbm..-47dbm
step: 1
Unit
Null
Default Value
35
Default Value
Null

Null
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5.3.7.13 FR to AMRHR Handover Load Threshold of Subcell 2 (FrToAmrHrHoLoad

ThSC2)
Full Name
FR to AMRHR Handover Load Threshold of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
FrToAmrHrHoLoadThSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
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This parameter indicates the load threshold for performing the FR-to-HR
Description
handover in the second subcell.
Managed Object
CELL
[20..100]
step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
Null

Null
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FrToHrHoLoadThrSC2
Relationship
FrToAmrHrHoLoadThSC2 <= FrToHrHoLoadThrSC2
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5.3.7.14 FR to HR Handover Load Threshold of Subcell 2 (FrToHrHoLoadThrSC2)

Full Name
FR to HR Handover Load Threshold of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
FrToHrHoLoadThrSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
This parameter indicates the load threshold for performing the FR-to-
Description
HR(V1) handover in the second subcell.
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CELL
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[20..100]
step: 1
Unit
Default Value
90
Default Value
Null

Null
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V1
to FR for Subcell2 (HrToFrHoLoadThrSC2)
Full Name
The load of HO from HRV1 to FR for Subcell2
Abbreviation
HrToFrHoLoadThrSC2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
HR (V1) to FR. When the load of subcell 2 is lower than this parameter
value, the handover from HR (V1) to FR is initiated to improve speech
Description
quality.
Managed Object
CELL
0..100
Unit
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Default Value
Default Value
30
load. When the channel load is less than 30, a handover to full-rate
mode can be performed to improve subscriber's experience.
A handover to full-rate mode increases the channel load, which might
exceed the dynamic HR threshold. Therefore, a good balance must be
kept between the two thresholds to ensure good subscriber experience

without causing frequent handovers.
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Relationship
AmrHRThs >HrToFrHoLoadThrSC2> =AmrHrToFrHoLoadThSC2

FrToHrHoLoadThrSC2> HrToFrHoLoadThrSC2
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V3
to FR for Subcell2 (AmrHrToFrHoLoadThSC2)
Full Name
The load of HO from HRV3 to FR for Subcell2
Abbreviation
AmrHrToFrHoLoadThSC2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
HR (V3) to FR. When the load of subcell 2 is lower than this parameter
value, the handover from HR (V1) to FR is preferred, the handover from
Description
HR (V3) to FR is the second preferred choice.
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0..100
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Unit
Default Value
20
Default Value

load. When the channel load is less than 20, a handover to AMR full rate
can be performed to improve subscriber's experience.
A handover to AMR full-rate mode increases the channel load, which

might exceed the dynamic HR threshold. Therefore, a good balance

must be kept between the two thresholds to ensure good subscriber
experience without causing frequent handovers.
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Relationship
AmrHRThs >HrToFrHoLoadThrSC2>= AmrHrToFrHoLoadThSC2

FrToAmrHrHoLoadThSC2> AmrHrToFrHoLoadThSC2
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5.3.7.17 Traffic Threshold of Handover in SubCell1 (SC1LoadThs1)

Full Name
Traffic Threshold of Handover in SubCell1
Abbreviation
SC1LoadThs1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Sets the cell load threshold for handing the UE over from subcell 2 to
subcell 1.
If the UE is in subcell 2, and subcell 1 is set as the preferred cell, the UE
is handed over to subcell 1 when subcell handover condition is met and
Description
the load of subcell 1 is less than this parameter value.

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Managed Object
CELL
0~100
Unit
Default Value
50
Default Value
Empirical value

None
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5.3.7.18 Traffic Threshold of Handover out SubCell1 (SC1LoadThs2)

Full Name
Traffic Threshold of Handover out SubCell1
Abbreviation
SC1LoadThs2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Sets the cell load threshold for handing the UE over from subcell 1 to
subcell 2.
If the UE is in subcell 1, and subcell 1 is set as the preferred cell, the UE
is handed over to subcell 2 when subcell handover condition is met and
Description
the load of subcell 1 is greater than this parameter value.
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0~100
Unit
Default Value
70
Default Value
Empirical value

None
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5.3.8 Weight Average Parameters

5.3.8.1 Quality weight of recent measure value (QUALITYAVERAGEWEIGHT)
Full Name
Quality weight of recent measure value
Abbreviation
QUALITYAVERAGEWEIGHT
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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The quality weight of measurement report is represented by 20

parameters. The average uplink quality and average downlink
quality use this group of parameters. The first parameter indicates
the weight of the latest measurement report.For example, if quality
weight is 100, 80, 60, or 40, and the quality average window size is 4,
QAVG=(Q1*100+Q2*80+Q3*60+Q4*40)/(100+80+60+40) (Q1 is the
Description
latest measurement value of quality) when quality is averaged.
Managed Object
Cell
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
100
Default Value
The default value uses the same weight.

The latest measurement report is set as the larger weight. The handover
success rate, call drops due to handover, and RQ reflect the effect of
parameter setting.
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5.3.8.2 Level weight of recent measurement value level (LEVELAVERAGEWEIGHT)

Full Name
Level weight of recent measurement value level
Abbreviation
LEVELAVERAGEWEIGHT
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes the level weight of the latest Nth measurement
Description
value.
Managed Object
Cell
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
100
Default Value
This parameter is newly added in the 61 version. All levels keep the
same weight by default so that the handover index does not fluctuate
before and after upgrade.
If necessary, it is recommended to adjust the weight of the latest level
to the highest.
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5.4 SDCCH Handover Control Parameters

There are four sub-interfaces for SDCCH handover control parameters.
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5.4.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Site
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->SDCCH Handover
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Full Name
BTS ID
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Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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5.4.1.3 SDCCH handover control ID (SDCCHHocId)

Full Name
SDCCH handover control ID
Abbreviation
SDCCHHocId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter means the ID of SDCCH handover control. It cannot be mod-
Description
ified.
Managed Object
Cell
1~2
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
ZeroAllowed
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
SDCCHallows zero number of measurement reports.
According to GSM specifications, MS can report to BSS the
measurement data of at most six adjacent cells with strongest signal
strength. Thus the measurement results recorded by BSC might not be
consecutive. For cells whose signal strength is less than -110 dBm, the
measurement data are not reported. BSC marks measurement data of
such adjacent cells as 0.
This parameter gives flexibility for 0 occurrences in measurement data
averaging. However, excessive occurrences of 0 indicate that the
adjacent cells are of poor signal strength.
The ZeroAllowed value in average value calculation indicates the
allowed number of 0 in a average value calculation.
exceeds ZeroAllowed, these sampling values are hardly reliable, and
exceed ZeroAllowed, these sampling values are much reliable and the
Description
V6.20.614b and later versions will support this parameter.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually with general window value and N value, one null value can be
accepted.
The counterpart has more endurance of unsteadiness during
measurement if the parameter gets a bigger value. The parameter value
can be adjusted bigger when there are more neighbor cells or more
interference with the radio environment.
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5.4.1.5 Uplink power level (HoUlLevWindow)

Full Name
Uplink power level
Abbreviation
HoUlLevWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
In the GSM system, BSC makes SDCCH handover decision according
to the measurement data. To avoid the negative impact of burst
measurement values resulting from complicated radio transmission,
BSC, when making handover decision, no longer uses the original
measurement data but uses a series of average values of the
measurement data.
The parameter of sampling count of handover uplink intensity
HoUlLevWindow is the size of the window used to calculate the average
value of uplink signal strength. This size is the number of samples used
Description
in average calculation.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
SDCCH transmission time is short. The window value needs to be set
small.
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Average window value:

Big window value requires more measurement reports for the first
average calculation. The impact of signal fluctuation can be avoided, but
the handover will be delayed. Therefore the handover success ratio, call
drop ratio and the coverage ratio will be affected.
Big window value requires few measurement reports for the first average
calculation. The hadover decision will be made quickly, which will cause
wrong or frequent handover. Therefore, the handover success ratio, call
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5.4.1.6 Downlink power level Sample count (HoDlLevWindow)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlLevWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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measurement data.
The parameter HoDlLevWindow represents the window size (i.e. the
number of sample values) used to calculate the average value of
downlink signal intensity.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

The parameter value can be set high to get rid of the impact caused by
the incorrect measured value. But if the value is too high, the decision
will not be made in time. Possibly there will not be enough time for
measurement because data transmission on SDCCH will not last long.
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5.4.1.7 Uplink quality (HoUlQualWindow)

Full Name
Uplink quality
Abbreviation
HoUlQualWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
measurement data.
The parameter of handover uplink quality average window
HoDlQualWindow is the size of the window used to calculate the average
value of uplink signal quality. This size is the number of samples used in
Description
averaging.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
small.
Average window value:
Big window value requires more measurement reports for the first
average calculation. The impact of signal fluctuation can be avoided, but

the handover will be delayed. Therefore the handover success ratio, call
Big window value requires few measurement reports for the first average
calculation. The hadover decision will be made quickly, which will cause
wrong or frequent handover. Therefore, the handover success ratio, call
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5.4.1.8 Downlink quality Sample count (HoDlQualWindow)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlQualWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
measurement data.
HoDlQualWindow is the size of the window used to calculate the average
value of downlink signal quality. This size is the number of samples
used in averaging.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
the incorrect measured value. But if the value is too high, the decision
will not be made in time. Possibly there will not be enough time for
The parameter value can be set high to get rid of the impact caused by
measurement because data transmission on SDCCH will not last long.

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Full Name
Distance
Abbreviation
DistanceWindow
3GPP Name
Hreqave
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
measurement data.
The parameter of sampling count of distance DistanceWindow is the size
of the window used to calculate the average value of the distance from
MS to BTS (actually the Time Advance, TA). This size is the number of
Description
samples used in average value calculation.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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MS data transmission time on SDCCH is short, so the window value

should be small compared with TCH, otherwise the handover decision
will not be made in time.
If there are few sampling for handover decision, wrong decision might
be made.
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This parameter takes effect when the system support SDCCH handover.
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Full Name
Neighboring cell
Abbreviation
NCellWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
to the measurement data. To avoid the negative impact of the suddenly
changed measurement values resulting from complicated radio
transmission, BSC, when making handover decision, no longer uses the
original measurement data but uses a series of average values of the
measurement data.
The parameter of adjacent cell average window NCellWindow is the
size of the window used to calculate the average value of adjacent cell
signal strength. This size is the number of samples used in the average
Description
calculation.
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Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
small.
Average window size:
Big window size requires more measurement reports for the first average
calculation. The impact of signal fluctuation can be avoided, but the

handover will be delayed. Therefore the handover success ratio, call

Small window value requires few measurement reports for the first
average calculation. The handover decision will be made quickly, which
will cause wrong or frequent handovers. Therefore, the handover
success ratio, call drop ratio and the coverage ratio will be affected.
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5.4.1.11 Neighbour cell for emergency handover (NcellWindowEmerg)

Full Name
Neighbour cell for emergency handover
Abbreviation
NcellWindowEmerg
3GPP Name
None
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measurement data.
The average value window of neighbor cells for emergency handover is
the number of samples used in the calculation.
The emergency handover include uplink and downlink quality handover,
uplink and downlink level handover, uplink quick fading handover,
sub-cell homocentric circularity handover (handover caused by path loss
Description
and too big TA), downlink quick quality handover.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Usually this parameter is set 1. The average value for a neighbor cell
should not be too large because an emergency handover needs to
reflect the measured data in a very short time recently.
Changing the parameter value can impact the sensitivity of the target
cell selection by handover decision. The neighbor cell is not likely to be
chosen as the target cell if the parameter value is big.
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5.4.2 Handover Threshold Parameters

5.4.2.1 Uplink receive level Threshold, Value N, Value P (HoUlLevThs / HoUlLevN
/ HoUlLevP)
Full Name
Uplink receive level Threshold, Value N, Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlLevThs / HoUlLevN / HoUlLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to GSM specifications, a decision of handover on SDCCH
depends on the received average value of uplink and downlink signal
strength.
The uplink receiving strength is one of the reasons that cause a
handover. The arbitration process is described in the following: For the
latest N average values of downlink signal strength, if P of the N values
The parameter HoDlLevThs defines the related threshold value. The
parameter HoDlLevN defines the related N value. The parameter
HoDlLevP defines the related P value. If this handover condition is met,
an internal handover is usually performed in the cell.
Usually the value of HoDlLevThs should be less than the threshold for
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Threshold: 0..63;
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
N value: 1..20;
P value: 1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
[15, 3, 2]
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Default Value
Consistent with CS services

The uplink receiving sensitivity is about -112. 5-10 db from this value
can be accepted.
The principle for the parameter setting is the following: as long as the
uplink signal quality meets the requirements, the rescue handover
caused by uplink level will not be triggered. Therefore the number of
handovers can be reduced.
If the RQ0-3 proportion is to be increased, this threshold value should be
raised.
If the parameter is set too high, handovers will happen frequently and
the handover success ratio will be lowered.

If the N/P is set high, more average calculation will be conducted in
the measurement process. The arbitration for the handover caused by
uplink level will be conducted slowly, thus the call quality and signal
coverage will be impacted, which will result in call drops.
If the N/P is set low, less average calculation will be conducted in the
measurement process. The arbitration for the handover caused by
uplink level will be conducted quickly, thus the call quality and signal
coverage will be impacted, which will result in call drops.
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ZGB-02-02-002 Basic handover decision criteria
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlLevN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to GSM specifications, SDCCH handover decisions depend
on the received average value of uplink and downlink signal strength.
downlink signal strength, if P of the N values fall below relevant threshold
value, perform handover to improve the downlink signal strength.
The parameter HoDlLevThs defines the related threshold. The
HoDlLevP defines the related P value.
set 15 (-96 dBm .. -95 dBm) as the default value.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The handover is has more preciseness and lower real-time performance
if the value becomes higher, and vice versa.
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Relationship
HoDlLevP <= HoDlLevN
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5.4.2.3 Downlink receive level Value P (HoDlLevP)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
It is recommended to apply this configuration to ensure the precise and
quick handover.

Handover is easier to happen if the value becomes higher. If the

parameter value is set too high, call drop will happen easily. If the value
is too low, there will be more handovers.
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[Cell]HoDlLevN
Relationship
HoDlLevP <= HoDlLevN
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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0..63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: (-110 .. -109)dBm;
...
62: (-49 .. -48) dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
-95dbm is the critical value to distinguish good or bad level.

The possibility to start the handover becomes smaller if the quality value
becomes higher. If the parameter value is set too high, call drop will
happen easily. If the value is too low, there will be more handovers.
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[Cell]PcDlInclLevThs
Relationship
HoDlLevThs < PcDlInclLevThs
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5.4.2.5 Uplink receive quality Threshold, Value N, Value P (HoUlQualThs / HoUlQualN /

HoUlQualP)
Full Name
Uplink receive quality Threshold, Value N, Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlQualThs / HoUlQualN / HoUlQualP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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According to GSM specifications, arbitration for SDCCH can be

conducted after a series of average values of uplink and downlink signal
strength are obtained. The arbitration process is as follows: for the
latest N average values of uplink signal strength, if P of the N values
are higher than the threshold value, perform handover to improve the
uplink signal quality.
The parameter HoDlQualThs defines the related threshold. The
parameter HoDlQualN defines the related N value. The parameter
HoDlQualP defines the related P value.
Usually the value of HoUlQualThs should be higher than the threshold
that causes the uplink power control (increase). That is, perform power
Description
control first. If power control does not work, perform handover.
Managed Object
Cell
Threshold: 0..70;
N value: 1..20;
P value: 1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
[49, 3, 2]
Default Value
Consistent with CS services

Set this parameter 4 for non-frequency-hop network. ;
Set this parameter 5 for frequency-hop network. ;
If the RQ0-3 proportion is to be increased, this threshold value should
be lowered.
If the parameter value is set too high, the call quality and coverage will
be affected, which will cause call drops;
If the parameter value is set too low, the call quality and coverage will be
affected, which will cause call drops;

To keep the sensitivity for the quality judgment, N and P values should
not be set too high. A proper setting can help to improve the handover
speed when the quality is deteriorating. However the success ratio of
handovers can be probably lowered.
It is recommended that the N and P be set 3 and 2, or 2 and 2 in the
circumstance of fast moving.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlQualN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
value, perform handover to improve the downlink signal quality.
parameter HoDlQualNdefines the related N value. The parameter
Usually the value of HoDlQualThs should be higher than the threshold
(PcDlInclQualThs)for downlink power control (increase). That is, perform
power control first. If power control does not work, perform handover.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
quick handover.
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[Cell]HoDlQualP
Relationship
HoDlQualP <= HoDlQualN
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlQualP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
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Cell
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Step: 1
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None
Default Value
Default Value
quick handover.

Handover is easier to happen if the value becomes higher. If the

parameter value is set too high, call drop will happen easily. If the value
is too low, there will be more handovers.
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[Cell]HoDlQualN
Relationship
HoDlQualP <= HoDlQualN
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5.4.2.8 Downlink receive quality Threshold (HoDlQualThs)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..70
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
49
Default Value
The quality levels higher than 49 are poor.

happen easily. If the value is too low, there will be more handovers.
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[Cell]PcDlInclQualThs
Relationship
HoDlQualThs > PcDlInclQualThs
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5.4.2.9 Rapid handover Threshold / Value N (RapidHoThs / RapidHoN)

Full Name
Rapid handover Threshold / Value N
Abbreviation
RapidHoThs / RapidHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During fast fading handover, some parameters should be used. During
an SDCCH handover, if the measured uplink signal intensity of a call is
less than rapid handover threshold continuously, it triggers handover of
existing cell to most probable candidate cell.
RapidHoN counter defines the minimum times for which the measured
signal intensity of a call is less than the threshold.
RapidHoThs may be set as 15 (that is, -96 dBm .. -95 dBm) by default,
the same as the level threshold of ordinary handover. The parameter
RapidHoN should be set to ensure that rapid handover is faster than
Description
the ordinary signal level handover.
Managed Object
Cell
Threshold: 0..62;
N value: 1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
[10, 2]
Default Value
The level threshold for the uplink quick fading handover is set low. N
value is set small to ensure quick triggering.

This parameter takes effect after the parameter HoControl13 is set to
allow the quick level lowering handover. RapidHoThs should be set not

larger than downlink level handover threshold, and the decision N value
is smaller the N value for level decision.
It is recommended to use the default values.
Under the situations of fast moving and weak coverage, call drop ratio
can be lowerd.
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None
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
DistanceN
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
strength are obtained.
The distance between MS and BTS can impact the handover. The
arbitration process is as follows: For the latest N average values of TA
(distance), if P of the N values are higher than the relevant threshold
value, perform a handover. The handover happens due to MS being out
of the cell serving range.
The parameter DistanceN defines the relevant N value, and parameter
Description
DistanceP defines the relevant P value.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
To ensure the correct and quick handover, it is recommended to set
this parameter 3.
If the value is set low, there will few samplings and wrong arbitration
might be made.
If the value is set high, arbitration for handover needs more time and
call drop will happen.
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[Cell]DistanceP
Relationship
This parameter takes effect when handovers on SDCCH are supported.

The parameter value should not be lower than DistanceP.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
DistanceP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
this parameter 2.
If the value is set low, it will be easy to meet the arbitration conditions
and handover will happen frequently.
If the value is set high, it will be difficult to meet the arbitration conditions
and handover will not happen frequently.
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[Cell]DistanceN
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The parameter value should not be higher than DistanceN.
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5.4.2.12 PBGT handover Value N / Value P (PBGTHoN / PBGTHoP)

Full Name
PBGT handover Value N / Value P
Abbreviation
PBGTHoN / PBGTHoP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

During an SDCCH handover, if there are P of N PBGT values meets the
Description
arbitration conditions for handover, the PBGT handover will be conducted.
Managed Object
Cell
N value: 1..20;
P value: 1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
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Default Value
[3, 2]
Default Value
According to the site configuration experience, [3, 2] is the a reasonable
default value for the handover.

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harder for the system to conduct handover if the value becomes higher.
And meantime the risk of call drop increases.
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None
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5.4.2.13 Downlink rapid quality drop Value N (DLQUALRAPIDHON)

Full Name
Downlink rapid quality drop Value N
Abbreviation
DLQUALRAPIDHON
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the N value for quick handover due to downlink
quality (on SDCCH). This parameter indicates the N value for quick
handover due to downlink quality (on SDCCH). The quick handover due
to downlink quality is to optimize the call drop rate.
For example, there exists strong interference zone in a cell. After an
MS is handed-over into the cell, the call is drop due to poor downlink
transmission quality. The current algorithm is not suitable, so a new
handover algorithm due to downlink quality is created. The quick
handover adopts the original quality value. The neighbor cell does not
Description
use the window mode. The P value is the same as N value.
Managed Object
Cell
1..21
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
quick handover.
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5.4.2.14 Downlink rapid quality drop THS (DLQUALRAPIDHOTHS)

Full Name
Downlink rapid quality drop THS
Abbreviation
DLQUALRAPIDHOTHS
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the threshold value for quick handover due to
downlink quality on SDCCH. The quick handover due to downlink quality
is to optimize the call drop rate. For example, there exists strong interference zone in a cell. After an MS is handed-over into the cell, the call is
drop due to poor downlink transmission quality. The current algorithm is
not suitable, so a new handover algorithm due to downlink quality is created. The quick handover adopts the original quality value. The neighbor
Description
cell does not use the window mode. The P value is the same as N value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..70
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
60
Default Value
If the quality value is higher than 60, quick handover needs to be
conducted.
happen easily. If the value is too low, there will be more handovers. This
function increase the risk of handover failure ratio.
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
DistanceThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
decision process is as follows: For the latest N average values of TA
(distance), if P of the N values rises above relevant threshold value,
then perform handover. The handover is due to MS being out of the cell
Description
service range.
Managed Object
Cell
The value range for extended cell is 0 .. 219; the value range for
ordinary cell is 0..63
. Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
63
Default Value
If the distance handover is disabled, set this parameter with the
maximum value.

TA handover is seldom applied. Set this parameter as needed.
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None
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5.4.3.2 Downlink rapid handover enable (HoControl_23)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_23
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether to allow the SDCCH handover
Description
triggered by fast moving speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
SDCCH handover//The handover to a neighbor cell triggered by high
moving speed is usually conducted on a high-speed railway.
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None
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5.4.3.3 Downlink rapid handover threshold (DLRapidHoThs)

Full Name
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During SDCCH handover, after measurement reports are obtained, it
can be decided whether to conduct downlink fast moving handover.
If the recent N consecutive downlink levels (not the average values) are
higher than the sum of threshold and offset values, handover should be
conducted. The reason for handover is fast moving. The parameter
Description
DLRapidHoN defines the threshold value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
According to the site configuration experience, 10 is the a reasonable
default value for the handover.
In the circumstance of fast moving, a handover will be triggered when
the level of a neighbor cell reaches the threshold.
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None
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5.4.3.4 Downlink rapid handover N (DLRapidHoN)

Full Name
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During SDCCH handover, after measurement reports are obtained, it
can be decided whether to conduct downlink quick handover.
conducted. The reason for handover is rapid moving. The parameter
Description
DLRapidHoN defines the N value.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The N value for the downlink fast moving handover should nit be too
high. 2 is a reasonable value.
This handover is caused by fast moving. The decision time can be
shorter if N is set smaller.
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5.4.3.5 Downlink rapid handover offset of high speed (DLRapidHoOffset_0)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover offset of high speed
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoOffset_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
After measurement reports are obtained, it can be decided whether to
conduct SDCCH downlink quick handover.
conducted. The reason for handover is fast moving. The parameter
DLRapidHoOffset_2 defines the offset threshold value for the downlink
fast moving handover when the train speed is lower than 250km/h.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Different offset value is set for different speed level. Fast moving speed
corresponds with small offset value. 0 is the default value.

The threshold under fast moving speed.
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5.4.3.6 Downlink rapid handover offset of middle speed (SDCCH) (DLRapidHoOffset_1)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover offset of middle speed (SDCCH)
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoOffset_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
After measurement reports are obtained, the arbitration can be made
for downlink handover caused by fast moving.
The fast moving is one of the triggering cause for downlink handover.
The arbitration process is the following: if the recent N consecutive
downlink levels (not the average values) are higher than the sum of
threshold and offset values, handover should be conducted. The reason
for handover is fast moving. The parameter DLRapidHoOffset_1 defines
the offset threshold for the handover on SDCCH caused by fast moving
speed of 150km//h to 250km/.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Set this parameter corresponding to the train speed of 150-250km/h.

This configuration fits for the radio covering area of high-speed railway
and expressway with a speed of 150-250km/h.
The offset should be set lower if the speed becomes faster. Thus the
handover will be quicker.
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5.4.3.7 Downlink rapid handover offset of low speed (DLRapidHoOffset_2)

Full Name
Downlink rapid handover offset of low speed
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoOffset_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
After measurement reports are obtained, it can be decided whether to
conduct SDCCH downlink quick handover.
conducted. The reason for handover is rapid moving. The parameter
DLRapidHoOffset_2 defines the offset threshold value for the downlink
Description
quick handover when the train speed is lower than 150km/h.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The train speed is usually under 150km/h.
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This configuration fits for the radio covering area of high-speed railway
and expressway with a speed lower than 150km/h.
The offset should be set lower if the speed becomes faster. Thus the
handover becomes more frequent.
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[Cell]HoControl_23
Relationship
This parameter takes effect when the system support SDCCH downlink
quick handover.
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5.4.4.1 Allow SDCCH handover (HoControl_0)
Full Name
Allow SDCCH handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines if SDCCH handover is allowed.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
There is few handover applications on SDCCH. This function can be
enabled if needed.
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This function is usually applied in the area with high MS moving speed
or with small coverage. The SDCCH handover can be enabled to avoid
call setup failure.
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None
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5.4.4.2 Enable PBGT handover (HoControl_3)

Full Name
Enable PBGT handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow SDCCH handover triggered
Description
by distance change.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter is used in a special handover algorithm. It is disabled
by default.

This parameter is used when extended cell exists in wide coverage

situation. Handover can be applied between an ordinary cell and an
extended cell.
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None
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5.4.4.3 Allow PBGT handover (HoControl_4)

Full Name
Allow PBGT handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether an SDCCH handover can be
Description
conducted due to standard PBGT.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The handover triggered by PBGT uses the basic handover algorithm.
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Generally speaking, handover triggered by PBGT is enabled. Under

some special circumstances the function is disabled.
The PBGTHOLAYER parameter and hierarchical parameters can be
used together for PBGT handover.

PBGT level parameter and hierarchical parameters can be used together
to delay the PBGT handover. The PBGT handover is conducted in a
same level as much as possible.
PBGT handover helps to improve the success ratio of handover, call
drop ratio and coverage ratio.
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None
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5.4.4.4 Perform PBGT handover by DIRECTED retry (HoControl_30)

Full Name
Perform PBGT handover by DIRECTED retry
Abbreviation
HoControl_30
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow directed retry during PBGT
handover on SDCCH. MS can be handed-over to TCH channel of a
better cell after the core network gives an assignment without SDCCH
Description
handover.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
This parameter is a switch for a special function.
"Yes" means when SDCCH handover is conducted, MS is redirected to
the TCH channel of a better cell to reduce the call drop ratio.
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None
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5.4.4.5 Allow dynamic adjustment of handover priority (HoControl_11)

Full Name
Allow dynamic adjustment of handover priority
Abbreviation
HoControl_11
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow dynamic adjustment of
Description
SDCCH handover priority.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
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Default Value
No
Default Value
This function can optimize the traffic distribution. The function is
recommended to be enabled in the area with busy traffic.
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None
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5.4.4.6 Allow rapid handover (HoControl_12)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
handover.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
by default.
This parameter determines whether to allow uplink rapid fading
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The uplink rapid fading handover is applied on MS with fast moving

speed, definite direction and fast fading caused by blocks. If this function
is enabled, some neighbor cells need to be configured for fast fading
handover.
Then the call drop ratio and coverage ratio can be improved under
special circumstances.
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None
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None
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5.4.4.7 Allow quality handover in uplink (HoControl_19)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_19
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
triggered by uplink quality.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The handover triggered by quality uses the basic handover algorithm.
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It is recommended to enable the handover triggered by uplink

transmission quality to avoid voice problem or call drops.
This function will result in frequent handover, but will help to lower the
call drop ratio.
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None
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5.4.4.8 Allow level handover in uplink (HoControl_20)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_20
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
triggered by uplink level.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The handover triggered by level uses the basic handover algorithm.
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level. For the fast-moving and wide coverage situation, it is better to
enable this function, and the corresponding threshold value needs to
be modified.
call drop ratio.
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None
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5.4.4.9 Allow quality handover in downlink (HoControl_21)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_21
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
triggered by downlink quality.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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It is recommended to enable the handover triggered by downlink

call drop ratio.
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None
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5.4.4.10 Allow level handover in downlink (HoControl_22)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_22
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
triggered by downlink level.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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It is recommended to enable the handover triggered by downlink

call drop ratio.
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None
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5.4.4.11 Allow downlink quality rapid handover (HoControl_25)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_25
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Some cells have strong interference zone. When an MS is handed-over
into these cells, call drop occurs due to poor downlink transmission
quality. A downlink handover caused by poor quality is added for rescue.
The handover caused by poor quality adopts the original quality value.
The neighbor cell does not use the window mode. The N value is the
same as N value used in arbitration. The priority of downlink handover
caused by poor quality is lower than other types of handovers.
This parameter decides whether a handover for quality is conducted.
Description
This parameter is used with handover on SDCCH.
Managed Object
Cell
Yes/No
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter is enabled when the serving cell has poor downlink
transmission quality and supports handover on SDCCH.
This parameter is enabled when the serving cell has poor downlink
transmission quality and supports handover on SDCCH.
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Relationship
This parameter takes effect when the system supports handover on

SDCCH.
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5.4.4.12 Allow SDCCH handover (HoControl[1]_0)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow handover on the SDCCH in
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
There are few handover applications on the SDCCH. This function can
be enabled if necessary.

call setup failure when an MS is easy to move out of the cell.
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow SDCCH handover due to
Description
distance in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
by default.
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This parameter is used when extended cell exists in a wide-coverage

scenario. The handover due to distance can be applied between an
ordinary cell and an extended cell. This handover is not recommended

for other scenarios.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow SDCCH handover caused
Description
by standard PBGT in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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Generally speaking, PBGT handover is enabled. In some special

scenarios, this function is disabled. For example, PBGT handover from
1800M to 900M is disabled in a dual-band network for traffic sharing,
inter-cell PBGT handover is disabled reversely after the macro-micro
handover is enabled, or PBGT handover is disabled at the boundary of
indoor and outdoor.

used together for PBGT handover of some adjacent cells.
PBGT inter-layer handover parameter and hierarchical parameters can
be used together to delay the inter-layer PBGT handover. The PBGT
handover is implemented at a same layer as much as possible.
Enabling PBGT handover helps to improve the success ratio of
handover, call drop ratio, and coverage ratio.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow uplink rapid-attenuation han-
Description
dover in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
by default.
that are characterized by quick moving speed, strong directionality,
and rapid attenuation caused by blocking. It is recommended that this

function be enabled for individual cells and meanwhile configure the

related cells to implement rapid-attenuation handover for some adjacent
cells.
After this function is enabled, the success ratio of handover will be
affected, but the call drop and coverage ratio in special scenarios will
be improved.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_19
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
by uplink quality in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

It is recommended that you enable rescue handover triggered by uplink
quality to avoid voice problems or call drops.
After being enabled, this function will result in frequent handovers but
will help to lower the call drop ratio.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_20
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
by uplink level in the case of medium speed.

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Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

It is recommended that you disable the rescue handover triggered by
uplink level. For the fast-moving and wide-coverage scenarios, it is
better to enable this function and meanwhile modify the corresponding
thresholds.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_21
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
by downlink quality in the case of medium speed.

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Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
downlink quality to avoid voice problems or call drops.
It is recommended that you enable rescue handover triggered by

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_22
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
by downlink level in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value


downlink level to avoid voice problems or call drops caused by weak

level.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_23
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow downlink SDCCH rapid han-
Description
dover in the case of medium speed.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter a functional switch, which is disabled by default.
The rapid level handover for adjacent cells is usually applied in special
scenarios, for example, high-speed railway scenario.
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5.4.4.21 Perform PBGT handover by DIRECTED retry (HoControl[1]_30)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[1]_30
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
handover on SDCCH in the case of medium speed. The MS can be
handed over to the TCH channel of a better cell after the core network
Description
gives an assignment without SDCCH handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
This parameter is a functional switch.

If this parameter is configured to "Yes", it indicates that the MS is
redirected to the TCH channel of a better cell during SDCCH handover,
so as to reduce the call drop ratio.
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5.4.4.22 Allow SDCCH handover (HoControl[2]_0)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
This parameter determines whether to allow handover on the SDCCH in
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
There are few handover applications on the SDCCH. This function can
be enabled if necessary.

call setup failure when an MS is easy to move out of the cell.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow SDCCH handover due to
Description
distance in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
by default.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow SDCCH handover caused
Description
by standard PBGT in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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Generally speaking, PBGT handover is enabled. In some special

scenarios, this function is disabled. For example, PBGT handover from
1800M to 900M is disabled in a dual-band network for traffic sharing,
inter-cell PBGT handover is disabled reversely after the macro-micro
handover is enabled, or PBGT handover is disabled at the boundary of
indoor and outdoor.

used together for PBGT handover of some adjacent cells.
PBGT inter-layer handover parameter and hierarchical parameters can
be used together to delay the inter-layer PBGT handover. The PBGT
handover is implemented at a same layer as much as possible.
Enabling PBGT handover helps to improve the success ratio of
handover, call drop ratio, and coverage ratio.
Change Mode
Offline
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None
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No
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_12
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow uplink rapid-attenuation han-
Description
dover in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
by default.
that are characterized by quick moving speed, strong directionality,
and rapid attenuation caused by blocking. It is recommended that this

function be enabled for individual cells and meanwhile configure the

related cells to implement rapid-attenuation handover for some adjacent
cells.
After this function is enabled, the success ratio of handover will be
affected, but the call drop and coverage ratio in special scenarios will
be improved.
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_19
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
by uplink quality in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

It is recommended that you enable rescue handover triggered by uplink
quality to avoid voice problems or call drops.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_20
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
by uplink level in the case of high speed.

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Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

It is recommended that you disable the rescue handover triggered by
uplink level. For the fast-moving and wide-coverage scenarios, it is
better to enable this function and meanwhile modify the corresponding
thresholds.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_21
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
by downlink quality in the case of high speed.

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Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
downlink quality to avoid voice problems or call drops.

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_22
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
by downlink level in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value


downlink level to avoid voice problems or call drops caused by weak

level.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_23
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to allow downlink SDCCH rapid han-
Description
dover in the case of high speed.
Managed Object
Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This parameter a functional switch, which is disabled by default.
The rapid level handover for adjacent cells is usually applied in special
scenarios, for example, high-speed railway scenario.
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None
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5.4.4.31 Perform PBGT handover by DIRECTED retry (HoControl[2]_30)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl[2]_30
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
handover on SDCCH in the case of high speed. The MS can be handed
over to the TCH channel of a better cell after the core network gives an
Description
assignment without SDCCH handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
This parameter is a functional switch.



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5.4.4.32 Back to Source Cell when PBGT Handover (PBGTHoBacktoSource)

Full Name
Back to Source Cell when PBGT Handover
Abbreviation
PBGTHoBacktoSource
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
access level for a PBGT handover. If the requirement is set and the MS
does not meet the required level, the PHY Info is not sent, and the MS
Description
handover fails and returns to the source channel.
Managed Object
CELL
0~1
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
Not enabled
To enable the PBGT handover back function on the SD channel, enable
the function.
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ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID-> SDCCH Handover

Control-> Handover Control
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5.4.4.33 Back to Source Cell when Other Handover (OtherHoBacktoSource)

Full Name
Back to Source Cell when Other Handover
Abbreviation
OtherHoBacktoSource
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
access level for a non-PBGT handover. If the requirement is set and the
MS does not meet the required level, the PHY Info is not sent, and the
Description
MS handover fails and returns to the source channel.
Managed Object
CELL
0~1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
Not enabled
To enable the Non-PBGT handover back function on the SD channel,
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5.4.4.34 HO Access Require Rxlevel offset (HoAccessReqLevOffset)

Full Name
HO Access Require Rxlevel offset
Abbreviation
HoAccessReqLevOffset
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter calculates the level offset relative to the level required by
the handover detection. The value is calculated using the formula: 110-
Description
TargetAverageRxLevel + LinkBalance + (HoAccessReqLevOffset -35)
Managed Object
CELL
0..70
If the parameter is set to 35, the corresponding level offset is 0 dBm.
Unit
None
Default Value
45
Default Value
The default offset is 10db.

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Set a higher value when it is hoped to lower the requirement for
handover detect level.
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5.4.4.35 HO Access Require Rxlevel Select Strategy when Other Handover

(OtherHoAccessLevSel)
Full Name
HO Access Require Rxlevel Select Strategy when Other Handover
Abbreviation
OtherHoAccessLevSel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides the level request selection strategy during handover detection for a non-PBGT request. The options include the minimum access level or the value calculated by the formula (110- TargetAver-
Description
ageRxLevel + LinkBalance + (HoAccessReqLevOffset -35)).
Managed Object
CELL
1~2
1: Expected uplink level
2: Minimum allowed access level
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
Strategy 1
If SD related indexes degrade when the handover back is performed
according to strategy 1, change to strategy 2.
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5.5 UTRAN Handover Control Parameters

UTRAN handover control parameters are displayed in three tabs.
5.5.1 Basic Properties 1

5.5.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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NO
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->UTRAN Handover
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Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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5.5.1.3 UTRAN handover control ID (S3GHocId)

Full Name
UTRAN handover control ID
Abbreviation
S3GHocId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter means the ID of cell UTRAN handover control. It cannot be
Description
modified.
Managed Object
Cell
1~2
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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5.5.1.4 Punishment period of UTRAN cell when handover failure (HoFailPenalTm3G)

Full Name
Punishment period of UTRAN cell when handover failure
Abbreviation
HoFailPenalTm3G
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines a protection period to prevent an immediate han-
Description
dover after a handover failure.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
Measurement report period or pre-processing measurement report period
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter defines a protection period to prevent an immediate

handover after a handover failure. The steadiness of MS call should
also be considered.
There will be a period of penalty time to prevent handover action on
a user.
If this parameter is set too low, there will not be enough penalty time and
handover failures are easy to happen again.

If this parameter is set too high, the penalty time will be too long and call
drops are easy to happen again.
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5.5.1.5 Slippery window size for calculating Ec/No or RSCP average value to be zero
(HoWindow3G)
Slippery window size for calculating Ec/No or RSCP average value to be
Full Name
zero
Abbreviation
HoWindow3G
3GPP Name
Hreqave
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
In the GSM system, BSC makes handover arbitration according to
the measurement data. To avoid the negative impact of the suddenly
transmission, BSC, when making handover arbitration, no longer uses
the original measurement data but uses a series of average values of
the measurement data. The measurement data from a UTRAN adjacent
cell should also be averaged.
HoWindowUTRAN of Ec/No or RSCP average value is the window size
to calculate Ec/No or RSCP average value in adjacent UTRAN cell, that
Description
is, number of samples used through average calculation.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

handover. Meanwhile, a handover should be conducted as early as
possible when the signal is weak to ensure a call drop does not happen
might be made.
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5.5.1.6 Number that measurement value allowed to be zero (ZeroAllowed3G)

Full Name
Number that measurement value allowed to be zero
Abbreviation
ZeroAllowed3G
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to GSM specifications, an MS can report the measurement
data of at most six adjacent cells with strongest signal strength. Thus
the measurement results recorded by BSC might not be consecutive.
For cells whose signal strength is less than -110 dBm, the measurement
data are not reported. BSC marks measurement data of such adjacent
cells as 0.
This parameter gives flexibility for occurrences of 0 in measurement
data averaging. However, excessive occurrences of 0 indicate that
the adjacent cells are of poor signal strength. The ZeroAllowed value
in average value calculation indicates the allowed number of 0 in a
average value calculation.
To be specific, during averaging, if the count of 0s in the sampling
count exceeds ZeroAllowed, these sampling values are hardly reliable,
and the measurement average will be the sum of the reported values
divided by NCellWindow. If the count of 0s in the reported values does
not exceed ZeroAllowed, these sampling values are reliable and the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Occasional occurrence of 0 are acceptable. 0Too many occurrences of
0 means that the radio communication quality in adjacent cell is poor.
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If the allowed number of 0 is too small, some good cells might be missed;
If the allowed number of 0 is too big, there might be handover to adjacent

cells with poor signals.
To choose an adjacent cell with good signals, this parameter should be
set as small as possible.
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5.5.1.7 UTRAN handover (ServiceHo)

Full Name
UTRAN handover
Abbreviation
ServiceHo
3GPP Name
Service Handover
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 48.008
This parameter indicates UTRAN handover priority control. MSC sends
Service Handover parameter to BSC through ASSIGNMENT REQUEST
and HANDOVER REQUEST messages. Service Handover parameter
has three values, including "prefer UTRAN handover", "not prefer to
UTRAN handover", "not allow to UTRAN handover", taking actions on
subsequent BSC handover arbitration. ServiceHo can be configured as
the default value used while MSC does not deliver Service Handover
parameter, or be configured as BSC forcedly using the mode set by
ServiceHo instead of using Service Handover parameter delivered by
Description
MSC.
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Managed Object
Cell
0: Prefer to handover to UTRAN cell;
1: Not prefer to handover to UTRAN cell;
2: Not allow handover to UTRAN cell;
3: Based on the information from MSC, prefer to handover to UTRAN
cell by default;
4: Based on the information from MSC, not prefer to handover to UTRAN
cell by default;
5: Based on the information from MSC, not allow handover to UTRAN
cell by default;
Unit
None
3: Based on the information from MSC, prefer to handover to UTRAN cell
Default Value
by default;
Default Value
The parameter is configured based on MSC strategy.
The parameter is configured based on MSC strategy, and can be
adjusted as needed.
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5.5.1.8 FDD/TDD handover (FDDTDDPrio)

Full Name
FDD/TDD handover
Abbreviation
FDDTDDPrio
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the priority control of FDD/TDD handover.
When FDD adjacent cells and TDD adjacent cells exist together, to
control the selection sequence of a target cell, FDDTDDPrio parameter
Description
to show whether to prefer to FDD cell handover or to TDD cell handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: Prefer to handover to FDD cell;
1: Prefer to handover to TDD cell
Unit
None
Default Value
0: Prefer to handover to FDD cell;
Default Value

Adjust the parameter according to the actual situations on site. If the
adjacent cell is FDD, handover FDD is preferred; if the adjacent cell is
TDD, handover to TDD is preferred.
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5.5.1.9 Threshold for load sharing (LoadHoRSCPThsFDD)

Full Name
Threshold for load sharing
Abbreviation
LoadHoRSCPThsFDD
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used for traffic handover. First you should configure
a traffic handover threshold and inter-system handover switch. This
parameter is used for arbitration to 3G cell due to traffic overload. If
there are at least HoRSCP_N_FDD RSCP average values are reserved
for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC and at least HoRSCP_P_FDD of
HoRSCP_N_FDD latest RSCP average values are not lower than the
sum of LoadHoRSCPThsFDD and HoRSCPOffsetUTRAN, the traffic
handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered.
Description
This parameter should not be set higher than HoRSCPThsFDD.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value
Usually -75 dBm can ensure the good accessibility and voice quality.
This parameter should not be set higher than HoRSCPThsFDD. To
implement the load-based handover, BSC needs to inform its traffic
load to adjacent BSS or RNS through LOAD INDICATION information
(BSSAP) sent timely.
To implement load measurement and report, the parameter involved
include "LoadInd", "LoadValidTime", and "LoadIndPrd". The three

parameters mean whether to turn on the load indicator switch and the
timing strategy for load report.
It is recommended to use the default value if the parameter has not
been used.
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This parameter should not be set higher than HoRSCPThsFDD.
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5.5.1.10 Ec/No threshold when handover from GSM to 3G for load sharing
(LoadHoEcNoThsFDD)
Full Name
Ec/No threshold when handover from GSM to 3G for load sharing
Abbreviation
LoadHoEcNoThsFDD
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used for traffic handover. First you shall configure a
traffic handover threshold and inter-system handover switch.
This parameter is used for PS arbitration to 3G cell due to traffic overload.
If there are at least HoEcNo_N_FDD RSCP average values are reserved
for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC and at least HoEcNo_P_FDD of
HoEcNo_N_FDD latest RSCP average values are not lower than the
sum of LoadHoEcNoThsFDD and HoEcNoOffsetUTRAN, the traffic
Description
This parameter value should be lower than HoEcNoThsFDD.
Managed Object
Cell
0..49
Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
25
Default Value
Usually if EcNo is 25 dBm, good accessibility and voice quality can be
ensured.
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This parameter should not be higher than HoRSCPThsFDD. To


been used.
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This parameter should not be higher than HoEcNoThsFDD.
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5.5.1.11 RSCP threshold when handover from GSM to TDD for load sharing
(LoadHoRSCPThsTDD)
Full Name
RSCP threshold when handover from GSM to TDD for load sharing
Abbreviation
LoadHoRSCPThsTDD
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is used for traffic handover. First you should configure a
traffic handover threshold and inter-system handover switch.
This parameter is used for arbitration to 3G cell due to traffic overload. If
there are at least HoRSCP_N_TDD RSCP average values are reserved
for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC and at least HoRSCP_P_TDD of
HoRSCP_N_TDD latest RSCP average values are not lower than the
sum of LoadHoRSCPThsTDD and HoRSCPOffsetUTRAN, the traffic
Description
This parameter value should be set lower than HoRSCPThsFDD.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value
This parameter should not be set higher than HoRSCPThsTDD. To

been used.
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5.5.1.12 2110~2170M frequency band permitted (FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_0)

Full Name
2110~2170M frequency band permitted
Abbreviation
FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_0
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether the system is prior to switch the traffic
Description
to the UTRAN FDD 2110-2170M frequency band during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
It is required to configure the FDD frequency bands allowed during
traffic handover.
Select the FDD frequency band for absorbing traffic as the target cell
during traffic handover according to the network condition.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
traffic handover.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
traffic handover.
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5.5.1.15 Other frequency band permitted (FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_7)

Full Name
Other frequency band permitted
Abbreviation
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3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
to another UTRAN FDD frequency band during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
traffic handover.


If the frequency band is not the specified FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_0,
FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_1, or FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_2, select
FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_7, that is, other frequency band.
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5.5.1.16 2010~2025M frequency band permitted (TDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_0)

Full Name
Abbreviation
TDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_0
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
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3GPP Reference
None
Description
to the 2010-2025M frequency band during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
It is required to configure the TDD frequency bands allowed during
traffic handover.
Select the TDD frequency band for absorbing traffic as the target cell
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5.5.1.17 1880~1900M frequency band permitted (TDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_1)

Full Name
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
to the 1880-1900M frequency band during traffic handover.
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Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
traffic handover.
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5.5.1.18 Other frequency band permitted (TDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_7)

Full Name
Other frequency band permitted
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
to another frequency band during traffic handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
traffic handover.


If the frequency band is not the specified FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_0 or
FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_1, select FDDTrafficHoFreqCtl_7, that is, other
frequency band.
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5.5.2 Basic Properties 2

5.5.2.1 Inter system handover supported (InterSysHoCtrl)
Full Name
Inter system handover supported
Abbreviation
InterSysHoCtrl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether intersystem handover within BSC is allowed. The parameters determines whether BSC can issue handover to
Description
3G system.
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Cell
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1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The parameter is enabled as needed.

For a BSC, open the InterSysHoCtrl (intersystem) switch in BSC to
support the 2/3G intersystem handover in CS domain. Usually this
parameter adopts the default value.
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5.5.2.2 Directed retry to UTRAN cell allowed (InterSysRdCtrl)

Full Name
Directed retry to UTRAN cell allowed
Abbreviation
InterSysRdCtrl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines if allow directed retry to UTRAN cell. When
no service channel is allocated in this cell, a user can try to redirect to
adjacent cell under allowed case by corresponding function switch. If this
Description
parameter is configured as Yes, it can be redirected to 3G adjacent cell.
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Cell
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The switch should be turned off in the cell without adjacent 3G cells; the
switch should be turned on in the cell with adjacent 3Gcells.
If this cell has adjacent 3Gcells, this switch can try to redirect to an
adjacent 3G cell when no service channel is allocated in this cell.
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Relationship
If the OutDrEnable parameter is set Yes, the inter-system redirection can

be conducted only when this parameter is set Yes.
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5.5.2.3 Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD RSCP Threshold (HoRSCPThsFDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD RSCP Threshold
Abbreviation
HoRSCPThsFDD
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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If there are at least HoRSCP_N_FDD RSCP average values are reserved

for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC and at least HoRSCP_P_FDD of
HoRSCP_N_FDD latest RSCP average values is not lower than the sum
of HoRSCPThsFDD and HoRSCPOffsetUTRAN, the PS handover from
GSM to UTRAN can be triggered. This adjacent cell is the candidate tarDescription
get cell for the PS handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value
This parameter indicates the minimum threshold for the handover to
FDD network. Set the parameter according to 2/3G interworking. If
3G network takes priority, this parameter should be set low as needed.
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5.5.2.4 Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD RSCP Value N (HoRSCP_N_FDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD RSCP Value N
Abbreviation
HoRSCP_N_FDD
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
HoRSCP_P_FDD of HoRSCP_N_FDD RSCP average values are not
lower than the sum of HoRSCP_THS_FDD and HoRSCPOffsetUTRAN,
Description
the PS handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter ensures correct and quick triggering of a handover.

It is recommended to apply the default value.
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5.5.2.5 Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD RSCP Value P (HoRSCP_P_FDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD RSCP Value P
Abbreviation
HoRSCP_P_FDD
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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HoRSCP_P_FDD of HoRSCP_N_FDD RSCP average values are not

lower than the sum of HoRSCP_THS_FDD and HoRSCPOffsetUTRAN,
Description
the PS handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.5.2.6 Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD Ec/No Threshold (HoEcNoThsFDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD Ec/No Threshold
Abbreviation
HoEcNoThsFDD
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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There are at least HoEcNo_N_FDD Ec/No average values are reserved for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC. At least HoEcNo_P_FDD
of HoEcNo_N_FDD latest Ec/No average values is not lower than the
sum of HO and HoEcNoOffsetUTRAN, the PS handover from GSM to
UTRAN can be triggered. This adjacent cell is the candidate target cell
Description
for the PS handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..49
Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
25
Default Value
Usually 25 dBm can ensure the good accessibility and voice quality.

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5.5.2.7 Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD Ec/No Value N (HoEcNo_N_FDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD Ec/No Value N
Abbreviation
HoEcNo_N_FDD
3GPP Name
None
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None
HoEcNo_P_FDD of HoEcNo_N_FDD Ec/No average values is not lower
than the sum of HO and HoEcNoOffsetUTRAN, the PS handover from
Description
GSM to UTRAN can be triggered.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.5.2.8 Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD Ec/No Value P (HoEcNo_P_FDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN FDD Ec/No Value P
Abbreviation
HoEcNo_P_FDD
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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HoEcNo_P_FDD of HoEcNo_N_FDD Ec/No average values is not lower

than the sum of HO and HoEcNoOffsetUTRAN, the PS handover from
Description
GSM to UTRAN can be triggered.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.5.2.9 Handover from GSM to UTRAN TDD RSCP Threshold (HoRSCPThsTDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN TDD RSCP Threshold
Abbreviation
HoRSCPThsTDD
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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The parameter defines a threshold. If there are at least HoRSCP_N_TDD

RSCP average values are reserved for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC
and at least HoRSCP_P_TDD of HoRSCP_N_TDD latest RSCP average
values are not lower than the sum of HoRSCPThsTDD and HoRSCPOffsetUTRAN, the PS handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered. This
Description
adjacent cell is the candidate target cell for the PS handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value
This parameter indicates the minimum threshold for the handover
to FDD network. The parameter should be set according to 2/3G
interworking strategy. If 3G network takes priority, this parameter should

be set low as needed.
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5.5.2.10 Handover from GSM to UTRAN TDD RSCP Value N (HoRSCP_N_TDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN TDD RSCP Value N
Abbreviation
HoRSCP_N_TDD
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter defines a threshold.. If there are at least HoRSCP_N_TDD
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.5.2.11 Handover from GSM to UTRAN TDD RSCP Value P (HoRSCP_P_TDD)

Full Name
Handover from GSM to UTRAN TDD RSCP Value P
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Abbreviation
HoRSCP_P_TDD
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter defines a threshold. If there are at least HoRSCP_N_TDD
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.5.3 PS Handover Parameters

5.5.3.1 Penalty time of handover failure (HoFailPenalTm3G_PS)
Full Name
Penalty time of handover failure
Abbreviation
HoFailPenalTm3G_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
If the PS handover to a 3G target cell fails, the cell will be punished in a
period of time, during which no handover will be conducted to this cell.
Description
This parameter determines the penalty duration.
Managed Object

1..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
Usually 5 S time is long enough for an MS to make changes.

No need to modify. This function is not enabled in this version.
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5.5.3.2 Window of calculating 3G cell (HoWindow3G_PS)

Full Name
Window of calculating 3G cell
Abbreviation
HoWindow3G_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
In the GSM system, BSC makes PS handover arbitration according to
the measurement data. To avoid the negative impact of the suddenly
transmission, BSC, when making handover arbitration, no longer uses
the original measurement data but uses a series of average values of
the measurement data. The measurement data from UTRAN adjacent
data should also be averaged.
HoWindowUTRAN of Ec/No or RSCP average is the window size to
calculate Ec/No or RSCP average in adjacent UTRAN cell, that is,
Description
number of samples used through average calculation.
Managed Object

1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter ensures a proper window size.

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5.5.3.3 Support PS handover of Inter-System (InterSysHoCtrl_PS)

Full Name
Support PS handover of Inter-System
Abbreviation
InterSysHoCtrl_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether intersystem handover within BSC is allowed. This parameters determines whether BSC can issue handover to
Description
3G system.
Managed Object

0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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5.5.3.4 Number of zero in measure result (ZeroAllowed3G_PS)

Full Name
Number of zero in measure result
Abbreviation
ZeroAllowed3G_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
According to GSM specifications, an MS can report to BSS the measurement data of at most six adjacent cells with strongest signal strength.
Thus the measurement results recorded by BSC might not be consecutive. For cells whose signal strength is less than -110 dBm, the measurement data are not reported. BSC marks measurement data of such
adjacent cells as 0. This parameter gives flexibility for 0 occurrences in
measurement data averaging. However, excessive occurrences of 0 indicate that the adjacent cells are of poor signal strength. The ZeroAllowed
value in average value calculation indicates the allowed number of 0 in a
average value calculation. To be specific, during averaging, if the count
of 0s in the sampling count exceeds ZeroAllowed, these sampling values
are hardly reliable, and the measurement average will be the sum of the
reported values divided by NCellWindow. If the count of 0s in the reported
values does not exceed ZeroAllowed, these sampling values are reliable
and the measurement average will be the sum of the reported values di-
Description
vided by (NCellWindow the count of 0s).
Managed Object

0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Occasional measurement report missing is acceptable.

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5.5.3.5 Priority to FDD or TDD (FDDTDDPrio_PS)

Full Name
Priority to FDD or TDD
Abbreviation
FDDTDDPrio_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter can make preferred handover to FDD cells or to TDD
cells. The parameter indicates the priority control of FDD/TDD handover.
When FDD adjacent cell and TDD adjacent cell coexist, to control the
selection sequence of target cell, the FDDTDDPrio parameter is used to
Description
indicate whether to prefer to FDD cell handover or TDD cell handover.
Managed Object

0: Prefer to handover to FDD cell
1: Prefer to handover to TDD cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually handovers to FDD cell happen frequently.

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5.5.3.6 RSCP threshold to FDD in load handover (LoadHoRSCPThsFDD_PS)

Full Name
RSCP threshold to FDD in load handover
Abbreviation
LoadHoRSCPThsFDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used for PS handover. First you should configure a
traffic handover threshold and inter-system handover switch. This parameter is used PS arbitration to 3G cell due to traffic overload. If there
are at least HoRSCP_N_FDD_PS RSCP average values are reserved
for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC and at least HoRSCP_P_FDD_PS
of HoRSCP_N_FDD_PS latest RSCP average values is not lower than
the sum of LoadHoRSCPThsFDD_PS and HoRSCPOffset3G_PS, the PS
handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered. This parameter value
Description
shall be lower than HoRSCPThsFDD_PS.
Managed Object

0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value
Usually -75 dBm can ensure the success of handover.

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5.5.3.7 Ec/No threshold to FDD in load handover (LoadHoECNoThsFDD_PS)

Full Name
Ec/No threshold to FDD in load handover
Abbreviation
LoadHoECNoThsFDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used for PS handover. First you should set a traffic
threshold and an inter-system handover switch.
This parameter is
used PS arbitration to 3G cell due to traffic overload. If there are at

least HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS RSCP average values are reserved for
an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC and at least HoEcNo_P_FDD_PS of
HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS latest RSCP average values is not lower than the
sum of LoadHoEcNoThsFDD_PS and HoRSCPOffset3G_PS, the PS
Description
shall be lower than HO_PS.
Managed Object

0..49
Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
25
Default Value
Usually if Ec/No is higher than 25 dB, the handover is more likely to
be successful.

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None
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5.5.3.8 RSCP threshold to TDD in load handover (LoadHoRSCPThsTDD_PS)

Full Name
RSCP threshold to TDD in load handover
Abbreviation
LoadHoRSCPThsTDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used for PS handover. First you should configure a
traffic handover threshold and inter-system handover switch. This parameter is used PS arbitration to 3G cell due to traffic overload. If there
are at least HoRSCP_N_TDD_PS RSCP average values are reserved
for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC and at least HoRSCP_P_TDD_PS
of HoRSCP_N_TDD_PS latest RSCP average values is not lower than
the sum of LoadHoRSCPThsTDD_PS and HoRSCPOffset3G_PS, the PS
Description
shall be lower than HoRSCPThsFDD_PS.
Managed Object

0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value

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5.5.3.9 RSCP threshold to FDD (HoRSCPThsFDD_PS)

Full Name
RSCP threshold to FDD
Abbreviation
HoRSCPThsFDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
There are at least HoRSCP_N_FDD_PS RSCP average values are reserved for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC. At least HoRSCP_P_FDD_PS
of HoRSCP_N_FDD latest RSCP average values is not lower than the
sum of HoRSCPThsFDD_PS and HoRSCPOffset3G_PS, the PS handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered. This adjacent cell is the
Description
candidate target cell for the PS handover.
Managed Object

0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
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Default Value
Usually -75 dBm can ensure success of the handover.

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5.5.3.10 P of handovering to FDD by RSCP (HoRSCP_P_FDD_PS)

Full Name
P of handovering to FDD by RSCP
Abbreviation
HoRSCP_P_FDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
HoRSCP_P_FDD_PS of HoRSCP_N_FDD_PS RSCP average values
is not lower than the sum of HoRSCP_THS_FDD_PS and HoRSCPOff-
Description
set3G_P, the PS handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered.
Managed Object

0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
this parameter 3.
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The HoRSCP_P_FDD_PS cannot be higher than HoRSCP_N_FDD_PS.
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5.5.3.11 N of handovering to FDD by RSCP (HoRSCP_N_FDD_PS)

Full Name
N of handovering to FDD by RSCP
Abbreviation
HoRSCP_N_FDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
HoRSCP_N_FDD_PS of HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS Ec/No average values
is not lower than the sum of HoRSCP_THS_FDD_PS and HoRSCPOff-
Description
set3G_PS, the PS handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered.
Managed Object

0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
this parameter 4.


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5.5.3.12 EcNo threshold to FDD (HoEcNoThsFDD_PS)

Full Name
EcNo threshold to FDD
Abbreviation
HoEcNoThsFDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
There are at least HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS Ec/No average values are reserved for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC. At least HoEcNo_P_FDD_PS
of HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS latest Ec/No average values is not lower than the
sum of HoEcNoThsFDD_PS and HoEcNoOffset3G_PS, the PS handover
from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered. This adjacent cell is the candidate
Description
target cell for the PS handover.
Managed Object

0..49
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
25
Default Value
Usually if Ec/No is higher than 25 dB, the handover is more likely to
be successful.
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5.5.3.13 P of handovering to FDD by EcNo (HoEcNo_P_FDD_PS)

Full Name
P of handovering to FDD by EcNo
Abbreviation
HoEcNo_P_FDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
HoEcNo_P_FDD_PS of HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS Ec/No average values
is not lower than the sum of HoEcNoThsFDD_PS and HoEcNoOff-
Description
Managed Object

0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
this parameter 3.


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The HoEcNo_P_FDD_PS cannot be higher than HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS.
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5.5.3.14 N of handovering to FDD by EcNo (HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS)

Full Name
N of handovering to FDD by EcNo
Abbreviation
HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
HoEcNo_P_FDD_PS of HoEcNo_N_FDD_PS Ec/No average values
is not lower than the sum of HoEcNoThsFDD_PS and HoEcNoOff-
Description
Managed Object

0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
this parameter 4.

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5.5.3.15 RSCP threshold to TDD (HoRSCPThsTDD_PS)

Full Name
RSCP threshold to TDD
Abbreviation
HoRSCPThsTDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
There are at least HoRSCP_N_TDD_PS RSCP average values are reserved for an adjacent UTRAN cell in BSC. At least HoRSCP_P_TDD_PS
the sum of HoRSCPThsTDD_PS and HoRSCPOffset3G_PS, the PS handover from GSM to UTRAN can be triggered. This adjacent cell is the
Description
Managed Object

0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value

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5.5.3.16 N of handovering to TDD by RSCP (HoRSCP_N_TDD_PS)

Full Name
N of handovering to TDD by RSCP
Abbreviation
HoRSCP_N_TDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object

0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
this parameter 4.

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5.5.3.17 P of handovering to TDD by RSCP (HoRSCP_P_TDD_PS)

Full Name
P of handovering to TDD by RSCP
Abbreviation
HoRSCP_P_TDD_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object

0..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
this parameter 3.
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The value of HoRSCP_P_TDD_PS cannot be higher than the value
Relationship
of HoRSCP_N_TDD_PS.
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5.6 UTRAN Cell Control Parameters

UTRAN Cell Control Parameters have four tabs.
5.6.1 Basic Parameters 1

5.6.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
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Default Value
None

None
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ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->UTRAN Cell Con-
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Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
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Cell
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1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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5.6.1.3 UTRAN BTS ID (S3GBtsId)

Full Name
UTRAN BTS ID
Abbreviation
S3GBtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter means the ID of cell UTRAN control. It cannot be modified.
Managed Object
Cell
1~2
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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5.6.1.4 Channel location of si2quater broadcast (SI2QuaterPos)

Full Name
Channel location of si2quater broadcast
Abbreviation
SI2QuaterPos
3GPP Name
SI2quater_POSITION
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3GPP TS44.018 V5.22.0
Description
This parameter indicates channel location of SI2quater broadcast.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1
0: Broadcast on normal BCCH block;
1: Broadcast on extended BCCH block (AGCH_BLOCK reservation
value will be 1)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This is a new feature.
The default value is adopted. If the system is configured with extended
BCCH, this parameter is valid.
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When SI2QuaterPos is set as BCCH extended, the radio blocks will be

occupied. The reserved value for BsAgBlkRes should be at least 1.
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5.6.1.5 CS measurement type reported by UE (ReportTypeCS)

Full Name
CS measurement type reported by UE
Abbreviation
ReportTypeCS
3GPP Name
REPORT_TYPE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

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It indicates whether a UE uses enhanced measurement report or meaDescription
surement report message.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1
0: If at least one BSIC is configured for each frequency in BA list, the
UE uses "enhanced measurement report" message; otherwise the UE
uses "normal measurement report".
1: UE uses "normal measurement report" message
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Consistent with the those reported by a UE

It is recommended to use the default value. The MS that supports 2/3G
can give the enhanced measurement report. More data from adjacent
cells can be included in the measurement report.
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None
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5.6.1.6 Measurement threshold of UE performing UTRAN cell reselection (Qsearch_I)

Full Name
Measurement threshold of UE performing UTRAN cell reselection
Abbreviation
Qsearch_I
3GPP Name
Qsearch_I
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

When average receiving level RLA_C of the cell falls below (parameter
value: 0 - 6) or higher than (parameter value: 8 - 14) this threshold, UE
starts to measure the UTRAN re-selection cell. "7" means "always and
Description
"15" means "never".
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
0..6: Indicates field strength L = -98 + n*4 dBm;
7: Indicates "always";
8..14: Indicates field strength L = -78 + 4 * (n-8) dbm;
15: Indicates never
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
Search is not conducted by default.

Usually in a cell that is expected to interwork with other cells, an MS is
always conducting measurement on other systems. As long as the 3G
system signals meet the residing requirements, handover to this system
can be conducted.
If the system is expected to support GSM -> 3G re-selection, this

parameter should be set 7 in the cell configuration for another radio
system, which will improve the re-selection success rate from 2G to 3G.
The value "15" means the measurement function is disabled.
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None
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5.6.1.7 Threshold when UE performs search under specialized mode (Qsearch_C)

Full Name
Threshold when UE performs search under specialized mode
Abbreviation
Qsearch_C
3GPP Name
Qsearch_C
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

When average receiving level RLA_C of the cell falls below (parameter
value: 0 - 6) or higher than (parameter value: 8 - 14) this threshold,
UE searches the 3G adjacent cell. "7" means "always and "15" means
Description
"never".
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
0..6: Indicates field strength L = -98 + n*4 dBm;
7: Indicates "always";
8 ... 14: Indicates field strength L = -78 + 4 * (n-8) dbm;
15: Indicates never
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
Search is not conducted by default.

If the system is expected to support GSM -> 3G handover, it is not
recommended to set this parameter 15. If the system is not expected to
support GSM->3G handover, the parameter should be set 15.
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5.6.1.8 Initial parameter instead of qsearch_c before UE receiving qsearch_C

(QsearchCInit)
Full Name
Initial parameter instead of qsearch_c before UE receiving qsearch_C
Abbreviation
QsearchCInit
3GPP Name
Qsearch_C_Initial
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter is used to search and measure the cell while MS does not
Description
receive Qsearch_C on SACCH.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1
0: Qsearch_I parameter;
1: always measures.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Use Qsearch_I.

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5.6.1.9 CS number of same frequency adjacent cells in report (SvrBandRprtCS)

Full Name
CS number of same frequency adjacent cells in report
Abbreviation
SvrBandRprtCS
3GPP Name
SERVING_BAND_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter defines the number of adjacent cells with the same frequency band as the serving cell, which are included in the measurement
Description
report or the strongest cell list (measurement data in a terminal).
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Recommended value in protocol.

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5.6.1.10 Max Number In Adjacent GSM cell (IndexStartEMR)

Full Name
Max Number In Adjacent GSM cell
Abbreviation
IndexStartEMR
3GPP Name
Absolute_Index_Start_EMR
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
Description
This parameter indicates the maximum number of GSM adjacent cells.
Managed Object
Cell
32, 64
Unit
None
Default Value
32
Default Value
Usually 32 adjacent cells are enough.
This parameter should be set according to the radio network planning. It
is set 32 or more just when more than 32 adjacent cells are needed.
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5.6.1.11 CS class of reported quantities of UTRAN adjacent cells (FDDrepQntCS)

Full Name
CS class of reported quantities of UTRAN adjacent cells
Abbreviation
FDDrepQntCS
3GPP Name
FDD_REP_QUANT
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
It indicates whether an MS uses RSCP or Ec/No to report measurement.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1
0: RSCP, UE receiving power of CPICH scramble of UTRAN cell, the
unit is dBm;
1: Ec/No, ratio of the receiving power to thermal noise for CPICH
scramble of UTRAN cell, the unit is dB.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Ec/No can better reflect the quality of an adjacent cell.

The default value is adopted. The value can be adjust to "0" as needed.
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5.6.1.12 Min Ec/No of UTRAN reselecting cell (FDD_Qmin)

Full Name
Min Ec/No of UTRAN reselecting cell
Abbreviation
FDD_Qmin
3GPP Name
FDD_Qmin
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

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When a UTRAN cell is selected in the re-selection process, the value

of Ec/No (code-noise ratio) of this adjacent cell is not lower than the
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0 = -20 dB
1 = -6 dB
2 = -18 dB
3 = -8 dB
4 = -16 dB
5 = -10 dB
6 = -14 dB
7 = -12 dB
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Middle value
Key parameter in 2G -> 3G cell re-selection. The recommended value
for the parameter is 7(-12dB). The cell re-selection arbitration threshold

between WCDMA and GSM/GPRS systems, for example, there should

be the 4 dB distance between the WCDMA parameter SsearchRAT and
the GSM/GPRS parameter FDD_Qmin.
The parameter can be set 7 to raise the success rate of 2G -> 3G
re-selection.
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5.6.1.13 CS max number of UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells in measurement report

(FDDMulRatrrptCS)
Full Name
CS max number of UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells in measurement report
Abbreviation
FDDMulRatrrptCS
3GPP Name
XXX_MULTIRAT_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter indicates the maximum number of UTRAN/FDD adjacent
cells included in packet measurement report or strongest cell list. If
UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells are not full, the vacancies are used for
GSM adjacent cells. (If TDD technology is available, the vacancies are
Description
reserved for TDD cells)
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The successful handover to 3G can be ensured.
If 3G is preferred in 2/3G handover strategy, this parameter can increase
the number of 3G adjacent cells.
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5.6.1.14 FDD reselection offset (FDD_Qoffset)

Full Name
FDD reselection offset
Abbreviation
FDD_Qoffset
3GPP Name
FDD_Qoffset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

If a UT adjacent cell has been switched on (The level of a GA adjacent
cell satisfies the requirement of ADDED_Mind), and it satisfies the
requirements of the initiation measurement (Seat_I), a U can be
handed-over to a UT adjacent cell during the re-selection process if the
following three requirements are satisfied:
Received signal code power (RSCP) of this adjacent cell is higher than
average receiving level RLA_C of this cell;
RSCP of the adjacent cell is higher than RLA_C of all adjacent GSM
cells by at least FDD_Qoffset (FDD reselection offset) for more than
5 seconds. FDD_Qoffset of the cell needs 5 dB increment if the cell
is re-selected 15 seconds earlier.
Ec/No (code-noise ratio) of this adjacent cell is not lower than the
designated FDD_Qmin (minimum value of code-noise ratio of UTRAN
re-selected cell).
If more than one UTRAN cell meets the above conditions, select the
cell which has the largest RSCP.
"0" indicates that adjacent cells of this 3G FDD are always selected;
1 = -28 dB;
2 = -24 dB;
...
Description
15 = 28 dB
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15;
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter adopts the recommended value in the protocol. Offset
is not set by default.
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However, 3G system frequently occupies 2G frequencies, and the

transmission power loss is big. It is good to set this parameter "0", that
is, 3G signal quality is not considered in the handover, thus the 2G -> 3G
re-selection success rate is raised.
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5.6.1.15 RReporting threshold for the Ec/No or RSCP that is not reported
(FDDRprtTho2CS)
Full Name
RReporting threshold for the Ec/No or RSCP that is not reported
Abbreviation
FDDRprtTho2CS
3GPP Name
FDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD_2
3GPP TS 44.018,
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
This is a newly added parameter for GSM/WCDMA inter-operation
during the second phase. It indicates the measurement report threshold
for Ec/No or RSCP parameters.
During the first phase of GSM/WCDMA inter-operation, only the MS is
required to report the signal-noise ratio (Ec/N0) or the measurement
result of the signal strength (RSCP). The MS is required to consider the
Description
two measurement results during the second phase.
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Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default type that is required to report by MS is Ec/No, so the default

value is the RSCP measurement report threshold that is not required
to be reported.
This parameter should be set according to the measurement type
reported by the MS.
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If FDDRepQntCS is 0, this parameter indicates the Ec/No threshold
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value that does not need to be reported;

If FDDRepQntCS is 1, this parameter indicates the Ec/No threshold
value that does not need to be reported;
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5.6.1.16 Require UE to send UTRAN class-mark change message early (ECSC_3G)

Full Name
Require UE to send UTRAN class-mark change message early
Abbreviation
ECSC_3G
3GPP Name
3G Early Classmark Sending Restriction(44.018)
3GPP Reference
44.018
This parameter indicates whether a UE is required to send UTRAN class-
Description
mark change message early.
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Cell
Yes, No
NO: Not allow to send "UTRAN class mark change" message
Yes: Both ECSC and UE control whether the UE sends "UTRAN
classmark change" message.
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Users decide whether to enable UTRAN CLASSMARK early sending.

This parameter should be enabled when the 2/3G handover is
needed and the core network does not open the process obtained by
CLASSMARK.
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5.6.1.17 A minimum threshold of RSCP for UTRAN FDD cell re-selection

(FDD_RSCPmin)
Full Name
A minimum threshold of RSCP for UTRAN FDD cell re-selection
Abbreviation
FDD_RSCPmin
3GPP Name
FDD_RSCPmin
3GPP Reference
45.008
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When this parameter is being broadcast in the system messages, RSCP

threshold in FDD cell re-selection is FDD_RSCPmin min((P_MAX
21 dBm), 3 dB). P_MAX is the maximum transmission power of an MS
under FDD mode.
This parameter is broadcast to MS through SI2quater on BCCH, and is
Description
broadcast to MS through PSI3quater on PBCCH and PACCH.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
0 = -114 dBm, 1 = -112 dBm, 2 = -110 dBm, 3 = -108 dBm, 4 = -106
dBm, 5 = -104 dBm, 6 = -102 dBm, 7 = -100 dBm, 8 = -98 dBm, 9 = -96
dBm, 10 = -94 dBm, 11 = -92 dBm, 12 = -90 dBm, 13 = -88 dBm, 14
= -86 dBm, 15 = -84 dBm.
Default value = -102 dBm.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Under FDD mode, -102 dB RSCP is enough.
If this parameter is set lower, it is easier for MS to handover to FDD
cell during cell re-selection.
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5.6.1.18 Applies an offset to FDD_Qmin value (FDD_Qmin_Offset)

Full Name
Applies an offset to FDD_Qmin value
Abbreviation
FDD_Qmin_Offset
3GPP Name
FDD_Qmin_Offset
3GPP Reference
45.008
This parameter indicates the FDD_Qmin parameter offset. When FDD
adjacent cell re-selection is being conducted, the Ec/No (code-noise ratio)
Description
is high than or equal to FDD_Qmin - FDD_Qmin_Offset.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
(2n)dB,
0: 0 dB;
...
7: 14 dB
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
FDD_Qmincan be indicates the Ec/No requirement for FDD adjacent
cell re-selection.
If a 3G adjacent cell is expected to be selected, this parameter should
be set high.
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5.6.2.1 CS measurement reporting rate of adjacent cell (ReportRateCS)
Full Name
CS measurement reporting rate of adjacent cell
Abbreviation
ReportRateCS
3GPP Name
REPORTING_RATE
3GPP Reference
45.008
This parameter indicates the frequency for measurement report hand-in
by adjacent cells. Refer to REP_PRIORITY. The cells with low priorities
has a low hand-in frequency. However, there must be one hand-in
Description
in 4 times.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1
0: normal;
1: low
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually an adjacent cell can have a same frequency.

Not recommended to modify the parameter value.
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5.6.2.2 MulBndRprtCS (MulBndRprtCS)

Full Name
MulBndRprtCS
Abbreviation
MulBndRprtCS
3GPP Name
MULTIBAND_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
45.008
This parameter is to control the number of reports of different adjacent
Description
cells except the serving cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3
0: MS reports the survey results of six known and allowed adjacent cells
with the strongest NCC according to the signal intensity, regardless of
which frequency band adjacent cells are in;
1: MS reports the survey result of one adjacent cell with the strongest
signals in the frequency bands (excluding that of local cell) in adjacent
cell table. In the remained locations, MS reports the adjacent cells
in the frequency band of local cell. If there are still more remained
locations, MS reports the second strongest adjacent cell, regardless
of their frequency bands;
2: MS reports the measurement result of two adjacent cells with
frequency band of serving cell). In the remained locations, MS reports
the adjacent cells in the frequency band of local cell. If there are still
more remained locations, MS reports the second strongest adjacent cell,
regardless of their frequency bands;
3: MS reports the measurement result of three adjacent cells with
frequency band of serving cell). In the remaining locations, MS reports
more locations remaining, MS reports the second strongest adjacent
cell, regardless of their frequency bands.
Unit
None
Default Value
0
In a dual-frequency environment, the parameter can be set 0 to limit the
Default Value
traffic bearing, that is, the hand-in should base on the signal strength,
and adjacent cells in different frequency bands should be treat with a

same priority.
In a dual-frequency environment, the 900M cells can be set to report

as many 1800M cells as possible to make the handover conducted in

1800M frequency. This configuration is good to balance the traffic and
lower and reduce congestion. However, the success ratio of handover,
call drop ratio and coverage ratio might be affected.
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5.6.2.3 CS offset which is added when UE reports rxlev value (ScaleOrdCS)

Full Name
CS offset which is added when UE reports rxlev value
Abbreviation
ScaleOrdCS
3GPP Name
SCALE_ORD
3GPP Reference
45.008
This parameter defines the added offset when UE reports signal field
intensity. If the field intensity of a certain GSM adjacent cell is n dBm, UE
will map n+ ScaleOrdCS to the original value corresponding to n when
mapping to RXLEV (0 .. 63). It applies only in the case that "enhanced
measurement report" message is used.
If the field intensity of adjacent cell exceeds -48 dBm, the real value
can be reported by setting this parameter. UE includes the SCALE
value when it reports "enhance measurement report" message. If
SCALE_ORD = 2, UE uses the value of cell that reports the best signal
Description
level.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2
0: 0 dB;
1: 10 dB;
2: Automatic, determined by UE
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None
Default Value
Default Value
Values other than 0 can be used.

This parameter can be set 1 or 2 to view the real level.
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5.6.2.4 TDD reselection offset (TDD_Qoffset)

Full Name
TDD reselection offset
Abbreviation
TDD_Qoffset
3GPP Name
TDD_Qoffset
3GPP Reference
45.008(V8.3.0)
This parameter indicates the RSCP threshold when the an MS is handed-
Description
over to a 3G TDD cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0 = -105 dBm, 1 = -102 dBm, 2=-99 dBm, 3 = -96 dBm, 4 = -93 dBm, 5
= -90 dBm, 6 = -87 dBm, 7 = -84 dBm, 8 = -81 dBm, 9 = -78 dBm, 10 =
-75 dBm, 11 = -72 dBm, 12 = -69 dBm, 13 = -66 dBm, 14 = -63 dBm, 15
= -60 dBm.
Unit
None
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Default Value
When the RSCP of a TDD cell is -81 dBm, the signals are strong.
This parameter can be set lower if the cell re-selection to a TDD cell
is expected to be easier.
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5.6.2.5 CS MAX number of UTRAN/TDD adjacent cells in measurement report

(TDDMulRatRrptCS)
Full Name
CS MAX number of UTRAN/TDD adjacent cells in measurement report
Abbreviation
TDDMulRatRrptCS
3GPP Name
XXX_MULTIRAT_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
45.008
This parameter indicates the maximum number of UTRAN/TDD adjacent
cells included in measurement report or strongest cell list. If UTRAN/TDD
adjacent cells are not full, the vacancies are used for GSM adjacent cells
Description
(If FDD technology is supported, remained part is given to FDD cell).
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3
Unit
None
Default Value
2
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Default Value
Hand in 2 TDD adjacent cells for selection.
If a user is expected to stay in TDD network, the parameter can be set
higher.
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5.6.2.6 CS UE report invalid cell level allowed (InvldBSICRprtCS)

Full Name
CS UE report invalid cell level allowed
Abbreviation
InvldBSICRprtCS
3GPP Name
INVALID_BSIC_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
45.008
NCC in BSIC of some GSM cells are allowed, but BCC is invalid (that is,
the radio system does not have adjacent cells corresponding to BCC).
This parameter indicates whether the system allows UE to report field
Description
intensity of such cells (NCC is allowed but BCC us invalid).
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
BCC does not know the adjacent cell, which is not configured in BSC.
The cell cannot be the target during handover process.

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5.6.2.7 CS UE search UTRAN adjacent cell in BSIC decoding frame indication

(SearchPrioCS3G)
Full Name
CS UE search UTRAN adjacent cell in BSIC decoding frame indication
Abbreviation
SearchPrioCS3G
3GPP Name
3G_SEARCH_PRIO
3GPP Reference
45.008
This parameter indicates whether to allow UE to search UTRAN adjacent
cells in the frame where BSIC decoding is needed. If allowed, UE can
Description
use at most 25 frames for search in 13 seconds.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Searching for GSM adjacent cells.
If a user is expected to stay in 3G network, this parameter should be
set as "Yes".
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5.6.2.8 GSM850M Adjacent cell reporting signal level Offset (RprtOffsetCS850)

Full Name
GSM850M Adjacent cell reporting signal level Offset
Abbreviation
RprtOffsetCS850
3GPP Name
XXX_REPORTING_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
45.008
Description
An offset can be added to a 850 M GSM adjacent cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0..7: corresponding to 0..42 dB, each level 6 dB
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
No configuration on the frequency bands and access technologies.
This parameter should be set higher if more handovers to GSM850M
adjacent cells are expected to be conducted.
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5.6.2.9 GSM850M Adjacent cell reporting signal level Threshold (RprtThoCS850)

Full Name
GSM850M Adjacent cell reporting signal level Threshold
Abbreviation
RprtThoCS850
3GPP Name
XXX_REPORTING_THRESHOLD
3GPP Reference
45.008
The GSM 850 M adjacent cells can be reported only when signal level
in the cell is higher than or equal to RprtThoCS850 (dimensionless,
corresponding to RXLEV portion in measurement report, different
mapping relationship for different RXLEV).
Whether it can be reported in certain period depends on signal level,
Description
RepPrioCS, MulBndRprtCS and RprtOffsetCS850.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
1..6: corresponding to 6..36, each level 6;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The measurement value is not limited during the report of GSM 850 M
adjacent cells.
If more GSM 850 M adjacent cells need to be reported, the threshold
should be set low; otherwise it should be set high.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
RprtOffsetCS900
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
Description
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Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Unit
None
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Default Value
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Full Name
Abbreviation
RprtThoCS900
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
Description
RepPrioCS, MulBndRprtCS and RprtOffsetCS900.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
adjacent cells.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
RprtOffsetCS1800
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
Description
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Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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Full Name
Abbreviation
RprtThoCS1800
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
in the cell is higher than or equal to RprtThoCS1800 (dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in measurement report, different mapping
relationship for different RXLEV). As to whether it can be reported in certain period, it also depends on signal level, RepPrioPS, MulBndRprtPS
Description
and RprtOffsetPS900.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
adjacent cells.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
RprtOffsetCS1900
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0..7: corresponding to 0 .. 42 dB, each level 6 dB
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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Full Name
Abbreviation
RprtThoCS1900
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
As to whether it can be reported in certain period, it also depends on
Description
signal level, RepPrioCS, MulBndRprtCS and RprtOffsetCS1900.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
adjacent cells.
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5.6.2.16 UTRAN/FDD Adjacent cell reporting signal level Offset (FDDRprtOffsetCS)

Full Name
UTRAN/FDD Adjacent cell reporting signal level Offset
Abbreviation
FDDRprtOffsetCS
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
An offset can be added to an FDD adjacent cell when the priority sequence
Description
of the hand-in adjacent cells are determined.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter should be set higher if more handovers to FDD adjacent
cells are expected to be conducted.
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5.6.2.17 UTRAN/FDD Adjacent cell reporting signal level Threshold (FDDRprtThoCS)

Full Name
UTRAN/FDD Adjacent cell reporting signal level Threshold
Abbreviation
FDDRprtThoCS
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
When reporting to UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells, only when signal level in
the cell is higher than or equal to FDDRprtThoCS (dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in measurement report, different mapping
relationship for different RXLEV), it can be reported. As to whether it can
be reported in certain period, it also depends on signal level, RepPrioCS,
Description
FDDMulRatRrptCS and FDDRprtOffsetCS.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
1..6: corresponding to 6 .. 36, each level 6;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
FDD
If more FDD adjacent cells are needed, the threshold should be set
low; otherwise it should be set high.
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5.6.2.18 UTRAN/TDD Adjacent cell reporting signal level Offset (TDDRprtOffsetCS)

Full Name
UTRAN/TDD Adjacent cell reporting signal level Offset
Abbreviation
TDDRprtOffsetCS
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
An offset can be added to an TDD adjacent cell when the priority sequence
Description
of the hand-in adjacent cells are determined.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter should be set higher if more handovers to TDD adjacent
cells are expected to be conducted.
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5.6.2.19 UTRAN/TDD Adjacent cell reporting signal level Threshold (TDDRprtThoCS)

Full Name
UTRAN/TDD Adjacent cell reporting signal level Threshold
Abbreviation
TDDRprtThoCS
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
45.008
When reporting to UTRAN/TDD adjacent cells, only when signal level in
the cell is higher than or equal to TDDRprtThoCS (dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in measurement report, different mapping
relationship for different RXLEV), it can be reported. Whether it can be
reported in certain period depends on signal level, RepPrioCS, TDDMul-
Description
RatRrptCS and TDDRprtOffsetCS.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The measurement value is not limited during the report of TDD adjacent
cells.
If more TDD adjacent cells need to be reported, the threshold should be
set low; otherwise it should be set high.
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5.6.3 GPRS Parameters 1

5.6.3.1 PS offset which is added when UE reports RXLEV value (ScaleOrdPS)
Full Name
PS offset which is added when UE reports RXLEV value
Abbreviation
ScaleOrdPS
3GPP Name
SCALE_ORD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

The parameter SCALE_ORD indicates the RXLEV offset is reported
through PACKET ENHANCED MEASUREMENT REPORT message.
The signal level is mapped to RXLEVaccording to the following
correlations (0 .. 63):
RXLEV 0 = less than 110 dBm + SCALE.
RXLEV 1 = 110 dBm + SCALE to 109 dBm + SCALE.
:
:
RXLEV 63 = greater than 48 dBm + SCALE.
SCALE value is set by the SCALE_ORD parameter in PACKET CELL
CHANGE ORDER and PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER.
MS indicates the SCALE value in PACKET ENHANCED
MEASUREMENT REPORT message.
This parameter defines the added offset when UE reports signal field
intensity. If the actual field intensity of a GSM adjacent cell is n dBm, the
"n + SCALE_ORD" should be mapped to the original "n" value when UE
is mapped to RXLEV (0 .. 63). It applies only in the case that "PACKET
Description
ENHANCED MEASUREMENT REPORT" message is used.

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If the field intensity of adjacent cell exceeds -48 dBm, the real value can
be reported by setting this parameter. UE includes the SCALE value
when it reports "PACKET ENHANCED MEASUREMENT REPORT"
message. If SCALE_ORD=2, UE will use a minimum offset value for
report a cell with the strongest signal level.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2)
0: 0 dB;
1: 10 dB;
2: Automatic, determined by UE
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Only used for enhanced measurement report. Not applied yet. The
default offset value is 0.

At least one BSIC is allocated for each frequency point, and MS has
received the BSIC from all adjacent cells. If the measurement type
parameter ReportTypePS is 0, MS will use the enhanced measurement
report to measure the adjacent cell. When ScaleOrdPS parameter is
0, there is no offset; when the parameter is 1, the offset is 10 dB, the

reported level range is -100 dB .. -38 dB, that is, the level mapped
during 0 .. 63 will raise by10dB; when the parameter is 2, SCALE value
will be the minimum offset value that can be reported by the strongest
adjacent cell. For example, if the strongest signal intensity in an adjacent
cell is -30 dB, the SCALE value is 18. Then all the adjacent cells can
be reported. Usually no offset is needed. The parameter should be 0.
For the adjacent cells with special signal strength, this parameter can
be adjusted to 1 or 2.
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5.6.3.2 PS measurement type reported by UE (ReportTypePS)

Full Name
PS measurement type reported by UE
Abbreviation
ReportTypePS
3GPP Name
REPORT_TYPE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0

The parameter REPORT_TYPE determines whether MS will use
PACKET MEASUREMENT REPORT or PACKET ENHANCED
MEASUREMENT REPORT message to report (NC) measurement
report. The parameter information is passed to MS through PACKET
CELL CHANGE ORDER or PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER
message. 0: If each frequency in BA (GPRS) list is configured with at
least one BSIC, PACKET ENHANCED MEASUREMENT REPORT is
used; otherwise PACKET MEASUREMENT REPORT is used.
Description
1: Uses PACKET MEASUREMENT REPORT
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually PACKET MEASUREMENT REPORT is used. The default value
recommended by protocol is 1.
At least one BSIC is allocated for each frequency point, and MS has
received the BSIC from all adjacent cells. If the measurement type
parameter ReportTypePS is 0, MS will use the enhanced measurement
report to measure the adjacent cell. If the above conditions are not
met, it is recommended to set the parameter as 1, using the common
measurement report.
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5.6.3.3 PS number of same frequency adjacent cells in report (SvrBandRprtPS)

Full Name
PS number of same frequency adjacent cells in report
Abbreviation
SvrBandRprtPS
3GPP Name
SERVING_BAND_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

The number reported by the adjacent cells in a same frequency band
indicates the maximum number of adjacent cells in the same frequency
band with GSM serving cell. The parameter information is passed to MS
through PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER or PACKET MEASUREMENT
Description
ORDER message.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2, 3)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Refer to the CS configuration of reported number of adjacent cells in
a same frequency.
Refer to the CS configuration principle of reported number of adjacent
cells in a same frequency.
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5.6.3.4 PS measurement reporting rate of adjacent cell (ReportRatePS)

Full Name
PS measurement reporting rate of adjacent cell
Abbreviation
ReportRatePS
3GPP Name
REPORTING_RATE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

The parameter information is passed to MS through PACKET CELL
CHANGE ORDER or PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER message. The
cells with lower priorities has a lower hand-in frequency. However, there
must be one hand-in in 4 consecutive measurement reports. The cells
Description
with high priority hand in the measurement reports in time.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1)
0: normal
1: lowRefer to RepPrioPS
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The recommended in protocol ensures the proper hand-in.

Usually every adjacent cell is treated with the same priority. When
the adjacent cells with low priority need hand-in in low frequency, the
parameter ReportRatePS should be set 1.
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The parameter RepPrioPS configures every adjacent cell; the parameter

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RepRatePS configures the current cell. The two parameters determines

the measurement report hand-in frequency in the adjacent cell.
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5.6.3.5 Measurement threshold of UE performing GPRS UTRAN cell_0/Measurement

threshold of UE performing_1 GPRS UTRAN cell (Qsearch_P_0/Qsearch_P_1)
Measurement threshold of UE performing GPRS UTRAN cell_0/MeasureFull Name
ment threshold of UE performing_1 GPRS UTRAN cell
Abbreviation
Qsearch_P_0/Qsearch_P_1
3GPP Name
Qsearch_P
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

Qsearch_P starts the measurement of 3G adjacent cell threshold for UE.
The parameter informs UE through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER
or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER message. 3G cells will be searched
when signal level is lower than threshold 0 ~ 7 (corresponding to -98,
-94, ..., , -74dBm), threshold 7 indicates "always search"; or search while
above threshold 8~15 (-78, -74, ..., -54 dBm), threshold 15 indicates never
Description
search.
Managed Object
Cell
0 ..15
0..7 (corresponding to -98, -94, ... , -74 dBm, always)
8..15 (-78, -74, ... , -54 dBm, never)
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
The initiated value is set as W/TD not enabled. Not start the
measurement.
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This parameter is not sent in SI2quater. Even it is broadcast in

SI2quater, the Qsearch_P in SI2quater takes effect only after the PMO
or PCCO message including adjacent cell information is sent on PACCH.
Qsearch_P is also included in a PMP or PCCO message. Therefore,
this parameter is sent to MS in transmission state. In idle status, an MS
still uses the Qsearch_I parameter. If an MS is always being expected to
conduct 3G adjacent cell measurement, the parameter should be set 7; if
an MS is not expected to 3G adjacent cell measurement, the parameter

should be set 15. If the measurement is expected to be conducted
when the level is lower than the threshold, the parameter should be set
1 .. 6; when the measurement is expected to be conducted when the
level is higher than the threshold, the parameter should be set 8 .. 14.
Usually the packet services are expected to choose 3G network. The
parameter should be set 7.
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5.6.3.6 FDD GPRS reselection offset_0/FDD GPRS reselection offset_1

(FDD_GPRS_Qoffset_0/FDD_GPRS_Qoffset_1)
Full Name
FDD GPRS reselection offset_0/FDD GPRS reselection offset_1
Abbreviation
FDD_GPRS_Qoffset_0/FDD_GPRS_Qoffset_1
3GPP Name
FDD_GPRS_Qoffset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0
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(PBCCH parameter) FDD GPRS re-selection offset indicates when cell

is re-selected to 3G FDD adjacent cell, its RSCP shall be higher than the
least offset of RLA_P in the serving GSM adjacent cells that are suitable
to reside. A one-dimensional array is used to indicate packet idle state
and packet transmission state parameters. When a UE is handed over
to a 3G adjacent cell, the following re-selection standards should be met
for longer than 5 seconds.
CPICH Ec/No > = FDD_ Qmin FDD_Qmin_Offset
CPICH RSCP > RLA_P(s+n) + _FDD_GPRS_Qoffset
CPICH RSCP > = FDD_RSCP_Threshold
The parameter FDD_GPRS_Qoffset, FDD_Qmin and FDD_Qmin_Offset
are broadcast to an MS through packet system messages PSI3quater.
RLA_P(s+n) is the average signal intensity of a serving cell and n GSM
adjacent cells with the strongest signal intensity.
FDD_RSCP_Threshold = FDD_RSCPmin min((P_MAX 21 dBm), 3
dB) If FDD_RSCPmin is broadcast in the system messages in a serving
cell; otherwise
FDD_RSCP_Threshold = Qrxlevmin + Pcompensation + 10 dB
0indicates always selecting adjacent cells of this 3G FDD;
1 = -28 dB;
2 = -24 dB;
...
Description
15 = 28 dB
Managed Object
Cell
0 ..15
0: indicates always selecting adjacent cells of this 3G FDD;
1 = -28 dB;
2 = -24 dB;
...
15 = 28 dB
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The offset is 0 dBm, which is the recommended value in the protocol.
the parameter should be set 0. It is easier to access the cells if the
parameter is set smaller. If the strategy is "prefer 3G network", the
If a user always expects to access the adjacent cells of this 3G FDD,
parameter should be set 0.

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5.6.3.7 TDD GPRS reselection offset_0/TDD GPRS reselection offset_1

(TDD_GPRS_Qoffset_0/TDD_GPRS_Qoffset_1)
Full Name
TDD GPRS reselection offset_0/TDD GPRS reselection offset_1
Abbreviation
TDD_GPRS_Qoffset_0/TDD_GPRS_Qoffset_1
3GPP Name
TDD_GPRS_Qoffset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

(PBCCH parameter) TDD GPRS re-selection offset indicates when cell
is re-selected to 3G TDD adjacent cell, its RSCP shall be higher than the
least offset of RLA_P in the serving GSM adjacent cells that are suitable
to reside. A one-dimensional array is used to indicate packet idle state
and packet transmission state parameters. When a UE is handed over
to a 3G adjacent cell, the following re-selection standards should be met
for longer than 5 seconds.
The parameter TDD_GPRS_Qoffset is broadcast to an MS through
packet system messages PSI3quater.
0indicates always selecting adjacent cells of this 3G TDD;
1 = -28 dB;
2 = -24 dB;
...
15 = 28 dB, and the above GPRS_TDD_Qoffset arbitration criteria was
modified to be absolute value arbitration in 3GPP 2009, as follow: RSCP
> = TDD_GPRS_Qoffset, that is , the signal field intensity is higher than
Description
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Then the re-selection is triggered. In the absolute value arbitration

criteria, TDD_GPRS_Qoffset value corresponds with the signal intensity
as the following: 0 = -105 dBm, 1 = -102 dBm, 2=-99 dBm, 3 = -96 dBm,
4 = -93 dBm, 5 = -90 dBm, 6 = -87 dBm, 7 = -84 dBm, 8 = -81 dBm, 9 =
-78 dBm, 10 = -75 dBm, 11 = -72 dBm, 12 = -69 dBm, 13 = -66 dBm, 14
= -63 dBm, 15 = -60 dBm
Managed Object
Cell
Old mode: 0 .. 15
0: indicates "always select adjacent cells of this 3G TDD";
1 = -28 dB;
2 = -24 dB;
...
15 = 28 dB;
The value range under the new work mode: 0 .. 15
0 = -105 dBm, 1 = -102 dBm, 2 = -99 dBm, 3 = -96 dBm, 4 = -93 dBm,
5 = -90 dBm, 6 = -87 dBm, 7 = -84 dBm, 8 = -81 dBm, 9 = -78 dBm,
10 = -75 dBm, 11 = -72 dBm, 12 = -69 dBm, 13 = -66 dBm, 14 = -63
dBm, 15 = -60 dBm
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The offset is 0dBm (The recommended value in protocol is 5, -90dBm).

For MS under old work mode, the parameter is regarded as a relative
offset. If a user always expects to access the adjacent cells of this 3G

TDD, the parameter should be set 0. It is easier to access the cells

if the parameter is set smaller. If the strategy is "prefer 3G network",
the parameter should be set 0. For MS under new work mode, the
parameter is regarded as an absolute threshold. It is easier to access
the cells if the parameter is set smaller.
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5.6.3.8 PS MIN Ec/No of UTRAN reselecting cell_0/PS MIN Ec/No of UTRAN reselecting
cell_1 (FDD_QminPS_0/FDD_QminPS_1)
PS MIN Ec/No of UTRAN reselecting cell_0/PS MIN Ec/No of UTRAN
Full Name
reselecting cell_1
Abbreviation
FDD_QminPS_0/FDD_QminPS_1
3GPP Name
FDD_Qmin
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

The minimum code-noise ratio in (PBCCH parameter) UTRAN cell
re-selection indicates that when a 3G cell is selected in the re-selection
process, the value of Ec/No (code-noise ratio) of this adjacent cell is not
lower than the value of this parameter. A one-dimensional array is used
to indicate packet idle state and packet transmission state parameters.
When a UE is handed over to a 3G adjacent cell, the following
re-selection standards should be met for longer than 5 seconds.
cell; otherwise
0 = -20 dB, 1 = -6 dB, 2 = -18 dB, 3 = -8 dB, 4 = -16 dB, 5 = -10 dB, 6 =
Description
-14 dB, 7= -12 dB.
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Cell
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The value range is 0..7

0 = -20 dB;
1 = -6 dB
2 = -18 dB
3 = -8 dB
4 = -16 dB
5 = -10 dB
6 = -14 dB
7 = -12 dB
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Middle value
If the correlated Ec/Io is higher, it is harder to handover to the 3G
FDD cell during re-selection. The correlation between the value and
re-selection is not a linear relationship.
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5.6.3.9 Offset of FDD_QminPS_0/Offset of FDD_QminPS_1 (FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS_0/FD

D_Qmin_OffsetPS_1)
Full Name
Offset of FDD_QminPS_0/Offset of FDD_QminPS_1
Abbreviation
FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS_0/FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS_1
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FDD_Qmin_Offset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates the offset of the PBCCH parameter FDD_Qmin.
A one-dimensional array is used to indicate packet idle state and packet
transmission state parameters. When a UE is handed over to a 3G
adjacent cell, the following re-selection standards should be met for
longer than 5 seconds.
cell; otherwise
0 = 0 dB, 1 = 2 dB, 2 = 4 dB, 3 = 6 dB, 4 = 8 dB, 5 = 10 dB, 6 = 12
Description
dB, 7= 14 dB.
Managed Object
Cell
0 = 0 dB
1 = 2 dB
2 = 4 dB
3 = 6 dB
4 = 8 dB
5 = 10 dB
6 = 12 dB
7 = 14 dB
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The offset is 0dB

If the offset value is higher, it is easier to handover to a 3G FDD cell
during re-selection. If the offset value is lower, it is harder to handover to
a 3G FDD cell during re-selection.
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5.6.3.10 PS MIN RSCP of UTRAN reselecting cell_0/PS MIN RSCP of UTRAN reselecting
cell_1 (FDD_RSCPminPS_0/FDD_RSCPminPS_1)
PS MIN RSCP of UTRAN reselecting cell_0/PS MIN RSCP of UTRAN
Full Name
reselecting cell_1
Abbreviation
FDD_RSCPminPS_0/FDD_RSCPminPS_1
3GPP Name
FDD_RSCPmin
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

(PBCCH parameter) RSCP minimum value of UTRAN re-selection cell
indicates the minimum threshold for the re-selection to UTRAN FDD.
The parameterr is broadcast to an MS through packet system messages
PSI3quater. A one-dimensional array is used to indicate packet idle
state and packet transmission state parameters. When a UE is handed
over to a 3G adjacent cell, the following re-selection standards should
be met for longer than 5 seconds.
cell; otherwise
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0 = -114 dBm, 1 = -112 dBm, 2 = -110 dBm, 3 = -108 dBm, 4 = -106

dBm, 5 = -104 dBm, 6 = -102 dBm, 7 = -100 dBm, 8 = -98 dBm, 9 = -96
dBm, 10 = -94 dBm, 11 = -92 dBm, 12 = -90 dBm, 13 = -88 dBm, 14 =
-86 dBm, 15 = -84 dBm. Note: The parameter in the formula are all
GPRS parameters.
Managed Object
Cell
0 = -114 dBm
1 = -112 dBm
2 = -110 dBm
3 = -108 dBm
...
14 = -86 dBm
15 = -84 dBm
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Refer to the parameter CS. The signal strength with -102 dBm RSCP is
strong enough to retain good radio communication under FDD.
This parameter determines the minimum level for 3G FDD cell. It is
harder to access the cells if the parameter is set higher. .
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5.6.3.11 Measurement report threshold of Ec/No or RSCP_0/Measurement report

threshold of Ec/No or RSCP_1 (FDDRprtTho2PS_0/FDDRprtTho2PS_1)
Measurement report threshold of Ec/No or RSCP_0/Measurement report
Full Name
threshold of Ec/No or RSCP_1
Abbreviation
FDDRprtTho2PS_0/FDDRprtTho2PS_1
3GPP Name
FDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD_2
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates the report threshold of the CPICH parameter that
does not report measurement results according to FDD_REP_QUANT
(Ec/No or RSCP). The threshold is broadcast to MS through SI2quater
on BCCH, or through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER or PACKET
CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. A one-dimensional array
is used to indicate packet idle state and packet transmission state parameters. If RXLEV mapped from CPICH Ec/No or RSCP is RXLEV exceeds
the threshold, a measurement report is generated. The measurement
Description
values are not included in the report. Default value = 0 (disabled)
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Recommended value in protocol.

The parameter should be set with a recommended value in protocol.
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5.6.3.12 PS class of reported quantities of UTRAN adjacent cells (FDDRepQntPS)

Full Name
PS class of reported quantities of UTRAN adjacent cells
Abbreviation
FDDRepQntPS
3GPP Name
FDD_REP_QUANT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates the type of measurement report. The parameter
information is passed to MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER
or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages. 0: RSCP, UE receiving
power of CPICH scramble of UTRAN cell, the unit is dBm;
1: Ec/No, ratio of the receiving power to thermal noise for CPICH
Description
scramble of UTRAN cell, the unit is dB.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Refer to the configuration of CS parameter FDDRepQntCS. The default
value of FDDRepQntCS is 1.
If a UE is expected to report with RSCP, the parameter should be set 0;
if a UE is expected to report with Ec/Io, the parameter should be set 1.
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5.6.3.13 PS max number of UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells in measurement report

(FDDMulRatRrptPS)
Full Name
PS max number of UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells in measurement report
Abbreviation
FDDMulRatRrptPS
3GPP Name
FDD_MULTIRAT_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

cells included in measurement report or strongest cell list. The parameter
information is broadcast to MS through PSI3quater, or broadcast to MS
through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER or PACKET CELL CHANGE
ORDER messages on PACCH. If UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells are not full,
the vacancies are for GSM adjacent cells. (If TDD technology is available,
Description
the vacancies are reserved for TDD cells)
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2, 3)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Refer to the CS parameter FDDMulRatrrptCS.
The parameter should be set higher if a UE is expected to stay in FDD
network.
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5.6.3.14 PS multi-band report indication (MulBndRprtPS)

Full Name
PS multi-band report indication
Abbreviation
MulBndRprtPS
3GPP Name
MULTIBAND_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

The multiband indication parameter means the number of cells reported
by each band in the quality report or in the list that includes the six
cells with the strongest signal intensity. The parameter information is
broadcast to MS through PSI3 or PSI5, or broadcast to MS through
PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER or PACKET CELL CHANGE
ORDER messages on PACCH. This parameter is to control the number
of reports of different adjacent cells except the serving cell with other
frequency band. 0: MS reports the survey results of six known and
allowed adjacent cells with the strongest NCC according to the signal
intensity, regardless of which frequency band adjacent cells are in;
1: MS reports the survey result of one adjacent cell with the strongest
signals in the frequency bands (excluding that of local cell) in adjacent
cell table. In the remained locations, MS reports the adjacent cells
in the frequency band of local cell. If there are still more remained
locations, MS reports the second strongest adjacent cell, regardless
of their frequency bands;
2: MS reports the measurement result of two adjacent cells with
frequency band of serving cell). 2In the remained locations, MS reports
more remained locations, MS reports the second strongest adjacent cell,
regardless of their frequency bands;
3: MS reports the measurement result of three adjacent cells with
frequency band of serving cell). In the remaining locations, MS reports
more locations remaining, MS reports the second strongest adjacent
Description
cell, regardless of their frequency bands.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2, 3)
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Default Value
Default Value
The report is based on signal intensity. All the bands are treated same.
When a certain number of adjacent cells are expected to be reported, the
parameter should be set with a value other than 0. In a dual-frequency
environment, the 900 M cells can be set to report as many 1800 M
cells as possible to make the handover conducted in 1800 M frequency

(set 3), and the 1800 M cells can be set to report as few 900 M cells
as possible (set 1).
In a dual-frequency environment, the parameter can be set 0 to limit the
traffic bearing, that is, the cell report should base on the signal strength.
This configuration is good to balance the traffic and lower and reduce
congestion. However, the success ratio of handover, call drop ratio and
coverage ratio might be affected.
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5.6.3.15 TDD multi report PS (TDDMulRatRrptPS)

Full Name
TDD multi report PS
Abbreviation
TDDMulRatRrptPS
3GPP Name
TDD_MULTIRAT_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0
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cells included in measurement report or strongest cell list. The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT
ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on
PACCH. If UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells are not full, the vacancies are reserved for GSM adjacent cells. (If TDD technology is available, the vaDescription
cancies are reserved for TDD cells)
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2, 3)
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Refer to the CS parameter TDDMulRatrrptCS.
The parameter should be set higher if a UE is expected to stay in TDD
network.
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5.6.4 GPRS Parameters 2

5.6.4.1 PS UE report invalid cell level allowed (InvldBSICRprtPS)
Full Name
PS UE report invalid cell level allowed
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Abbreviation
InvldBSICRprtPS
3GPP Name
INVALID_BSIC_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates whether the GSM cells with invalid BSIC and
allowed by NCC are reported. NCC in BSIC of some GSM cells are
allowed, but BCC is invalid (that is, the radio system does not have
adjacent cells corresponding to BCC). This parameter indicates whether
the system allows UE to report field intensity of such cells (NCC is
allowed but BCC is invalid). The parameter information is passed to an
MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET
CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. YES: Allow UE to report
the field intensity of "NCC permitted but BCC invalid" cells; "
NO: Do not Allow UE to report the field intensity of "NCC permitted but
Description
BCC invalid" cells;
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
BCC does not know the adjacent cell, which is not configured in BSC.
The cell cannot be the target during handover process.

It is recommended to set as "No".
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5.6.4.2 PS UE search UTRAN adjacent cell in basic decoding frame indication

(SearchPrioPS3G)
Full Name
PS UE search UTRAN adjacent cell in basic decoding frame indication
Abbreviation
SearchPrioPS3G
3GPP Name
3G_SEARCH_PRIO
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates whether UE searches UTRAN adjacent cells
when BSIC decoding is required. If allowed, UE can use at most 25
frames for search in 13 seconds. The parameter information is passed
to an MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or
Description
PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. 0 = no, 1 = yes
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Refer to the CS parameter.
If a user is expected to stay in 3G network, this parameter should be
set as "Yes".
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5.6.4.3 Reselect priority control of 2G/3G (ServiceCC)

Full Name
Reselect priority control of 2G/3G
Abbreviation
ServiceCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Choose 2G/3G re-select priority control.
0 .. 5, 0: 3G re-selection preferred; 1: 3G re-selection not preferred; 2:
3G re-selection not allowed; 3: Based on the information from SGSN,
3G re-selection preferred by default; 4: Based on the information from
SGSN, 3G re-selection not preferred by default; 5: Based on the
information from SGSN, 3G re-selection not allowed.
This parameter takes effect when NCCC has been started. That is,
Description
NC2Support should be 1, and the NMO should be 1 (NC2).
Managed Object
Cell
3G re-selection preferred;
3G re-selection not preferred;
3G re-selection not allowed;
Based on the information from SGSN, 3G re-selection preferred by
default;
Based on the information from SGSN, 3G re-selection not preferred
by default;
Based on the information from SGSN, 3G re-selection not allowed by
default;
Unit
None
Default Value
3G re-selection preferred;
Default Value
Usually PS services for 3G are better than those for 2G.
Adjust according to 2/3G inter-working strategy (3G preferred, or 2G
preferred).
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5.6.4.4 GSM 850 Offset (RprtOffsetPS850)

Full Name
GSM 850 Offset
Abbreviation
RprtOffsetPS850
3GPP Name
850_REPORTING_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates the offset on the reported value in GSM 850
M frequency when the cell sorting takes priority. The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER
messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH.
During the report of GSM 850 M adjacent cells, if signal level in two cells
are higher than or equal to RprtThoCS850, and RepPrioCS values are the
same, the cell with bigger sum of signal level value and RprtOffsetCS850
Description
value is first reported.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) 0..7, corresponding to 0..42 dB, 6 dB for each level
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The recommended value in protocol. No offset.
It is easier to be chosen for measurement report hand-in if the value is
bigger.
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5.6.4.5 GSM 850 Threshold (RprtThoPS850)

Full Name
GSM 850 Threshold
Abbreviation
RprtThoPS850
3GPP Name
850_REPORTING_THRESHOLD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter means the measurement report threshold of GSM 850 M
band. The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET
MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. The GSM 850 M adjacent cells can be reported only when signal level in the cell is higher than or equal to RprtThoPS850 (dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in measurement report, different mapping relationship for different RXLEV). Whether
it can be reported in certain period depends on signal level, RepPrioPS,
Description
MulBndRprtPS and RprtOffsetPS850.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
If the parameter uses the recommended value in protocol, there is no
threshold.
A cell is easier to be chosen for measurement report if the value is
smaller and vice versa.
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Full Name
GSM 900 Offset
Abbreviation
RprtOffsetPS900
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

During the report of GSM 900 M adjacent cells, if signal level in two cells
are higher than or equal to RprtThoPS900, and RepPrioPS values are the
same, the cell with bigger sum of signal level value and RprtOffsetPS900
Description
value is first reported.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
bigger.
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Full Name
GSM 900 Threshold
Abbreviation
RprtThoPS900
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter means the measurement report threshold of GSM 900 M
band. The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET
MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. The GSM 900 M adjacent cells can be reported only when signal level in the cell is higher than or equal to RprtThoPS900 (dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in measurement report, different mapping relationship for different RXLEV). Whether
it can be reported in certain period depends on signal level, RepPrioPS,
Description
MulBndRprtPS and RprtOffsetPS900.
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Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
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Default Value
threshold.
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Full Name
GSM 1800 Offset
Abbreviation
RprtOffsetPS1800
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

During the report of GSM 1800 M adjacent cells, if signal level in two
cells are higher than or equal to RprtThoPS1800, and RepPrioPS values
are the same, the cell with bigger sum of signal level value and RprtOff-
Description
setPS1800 value is first reported.
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Cell
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Default Value
Default Value
bigger.
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Full Name
GSM 1800 Threshold
Abbreviation
RprtThoPS1800
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0
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This parameter means the measurement report threshold of GSM 1800

M band. The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET
MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE
ORDER messages on PACCH. The GSM 1800 M adjacent cells can
be reported only when signal level in the cell is higher than or equal
to RprtThoPS1800 (dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in
measurement report, different mapping relationship for different RXLEV).
Description
RepPrioPS, MulBndRprtPS and RprtOffsetPS1800.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
If the parameter adopts the recommended value in protocol, there is
no threshold.
It is easier to be chosen for measurement report hand-in if the value
is smaller, and vice versa.
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Full Name
GSM 1900 Offset
Abbreviation
RprtOffsetPS1900
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

During the report of GSM 1900 M adjacent cells, if signal level in two
cells are higher than or equal to RprtThoPS1900, and RepPrioPS values
are the same, the cell with bigger sum of signal level value and RprtOff-
Description
setPS1900 value is first reported.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
bigger.
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Full Name
GSM 1900 Threshold
Abbreviation
RprtThoPS1900
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter means the measurement report threshold of GSM 1900
M band. The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET
MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. The GSM 1900 M adjacent cells can be reported only when signal level in the cell is higher than or equal to RprtThoPS1900 (dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in measurement report, different mapping relationship for different RXLEV). As
to whether it can be reported in certain period, it also depends on signal
Description
level, RepPrioPS, MulBndRprtPS and RprtOffsetPS1900.
Managed Object
Cell
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
threshold.
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5.6.4.12 UTRAN/FDD Offset (FDDRprtOffsetPS)

Full Name
UTRAN/FDD Offset
Abbreviation
FDDRprtOffsetPS
3GPP Name
FDD_REPORTING_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates the offset on the reported value in UTRAN FDD
frequency when the cell sorting takes priority. The parameter information
is passed to an MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. The
parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. During the report of UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells, if signal level in two cells are higher than or equal to FDDRprtThoPS, and
RepPrioPS values are the same, the cell with bigger sum of signal level
Description
value and FDDRprtOffsetPS value is first reported.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
bigger.
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None
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5.6.4.13 UTRAN/FDD Threshold (FDDRprtThoPS)

Full Name
UTRAN/FDD Threshold
Abbreviation
FDDRprtThoPS
3GPP Name
FDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter means the measurement report threshold of UTRAN FDD.
The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER
messages on PACCH. The parameter information is passed to an MS
through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL
CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. When reporting to UTRAN/FDD
adjacent cells, only when signal level in the cell is higher than or equal
to FDDRprtThoCS (dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in
measurement report, different mapping relationship for different RXLEV),
it can be reported. As to whether it can be reported in certain period, it
also depends on signal level, RepPrioCS, FDDMulRatRrptCS and FDDR-
Description
prtOffsetCS.
Managed Object
Cell
(0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) 0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
If the parameter adopts the recommended value in protocol, there is
no threshold.
It is easier to be chosen for measurement report hand-in if the value
is smaller, and vice versa.
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5.6.4.14 UTRAN/TDD Offset (TDDRprtOffsetPS)

Full Name
UTRAN/TDD Offset
Abbreviation
TDDRprtOffsetPS
3GPP Name
TDD_REPORTING_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates the offset on the reported value in UTRAN
FDD frequency when the cell sorting takes priority.
The parameter
information is passed to an MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT

ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on
PACCH. The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET
MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. The parameter information is passed to an
MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET
CELL CHANGE ORDER messages on PACCH. During the report of
UTRAN/FDD adjacent cells, if signal level in two cells are higher than or
equal to TDDRprtThoPS, and RepPrioPS values are the same, the cell
with bigger sum of signal level value and TDDRprtOffsetPS value is first
Description
reported.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
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Default Value
bigger.
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None
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5.6.4.15 UTRAN/TDD Threshold (TDDRprtThoPS)

Full Name
UTRAN/TDD Threshold
Abbreviation
TDDRprtThoPS
3GPP Name
TDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter means the measurement report threshold of UTRAN TDD.
The parameter information is passed to an MS through PACKET MEASUREMENT ORDER messages or PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER
messages on PACCH. When reporting to UTRAN/TDD adjacent cells,
only when signal level in the cell is higher than or equal to TDDRprtThoPS
(dimensionless, corresponding to RXLEV portion in measurement report,
different mapping relationship for different RXLEV), it can be reported.
Whether it can be reported in certain period depends on signal level, Rep-
Description
PrioPS, TDDMulRatRrptPS and TDDRprtOffsetPS.
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Cell
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0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
0: always;
7: never
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
threshold.
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None
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5.6.4.16 Signal strength and load and capacity priority (StrenLoadCapaPri)

Full Name
Signal strength and load and capacity priority
Abbreviation
StrenLoadCapaPri
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines the reselection judgment principle. 0: In the

process of reselection judgment, the signal strength is preferred.
1: In the process of reselection judgment, the load is preferred.
2: In the process of reselection judgment, the remaining capacity is
Description
preferred.
Managed Object
Cell
0..2
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Unless otherwise specified, the signal strength is used as the reselection
judgment condition.

It is required to configure this parameter according operator

requirements. For balance based on load, select 1. For balance based
on capacity, select 2..
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5.6.4.17 Signal strength threshold (StrenThr)

Full Name
Signal strength threshold
Abbreviation
StrenThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines the threshold of minimum access strength

for the 3G cell that is reselected to the 3G adjacent cell. If the strength
is higher than this threshold, the value is acceptable. The relationship
between the field and the strength is as follows:
0 -105dBm
1 -102dBm
2 -99dBm
3 -96dBm
4 -93dBm
5 -90dBm
6 -87dBm
7 -84dBm
8 -81dBm
9 -78dBm
10 -75dBm
11 -72dBm
12 -69dBm
13 -66dBm
14 -63dBm
Description
15 -60dBm
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
Unit
dBm
Default Value
Default Value
In the case of normal UE access, use the lowest signal strength.

When there are high requirements on the signal strength in the
reselected target 3G cell of the UE, it is recommended that this
parameter be configured relatively large. Otherwise, lower this value.
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None
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None
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5.6.4.18 Load threshold (LoadThr)

Full Name
Load threshold
Abbreviation
LoadThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the threshold of maximum access load for the
3G cell that is reselected to the 3G adjacent cell. If the load is lower than
Description
this threshold, the value is acceptable.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Unit
Default Value
60
Default Value
According to the load balancing principle, the cell load cannot be
excessively high after the UE is reselected to a 3G cell.

It is required to configure the expected load that can be acceptable by

the target 3G cell. If the 2G PS service is busy, this parameter can be

configured relatively high when the 3G service is not congested. This
facilitates the UE to be reselected to the 3G cell. On the contrary, lower
the value.
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5.6.4.19 Available capacity threshold (CapaThr)

Full Name
Available capacity threshold
Abbreviation
CapaThr
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the threshold of remaining access capacity
for the 3G cell that is reselected to the 3G adjacent cell. If the remaining
Description
access capacity is higher than this threshold, the value is acceptable.
Managed Object
Cell
1..100
Unit
None
Default Value
40
Default Value
According to the load balancing principle, number of subscribers

accessed by a cell cannot be excessively low after the UE is reselected
to the 3G cell.
It is required to configure the expected remaining access capacity that

can be acceptable by the target 3G cell. If the 2G PS service is busy,

this parameter can be configured relatively low when the 3G service is
not congested. This facilitates the UE to be reselected to the 3G cell. On
the contrary, increase the value.
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5.7 Adjacent Cell Parameters

5.7.1 Adjacent Interference Cell Parameters
5.7.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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None
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ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Adjacent Interference
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None
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Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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NO
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Cell
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5.7.1.3 Interference cell ID (IntfObjectId)

Full Name
Interference cell ID
Abbreviation
IntfObjectId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the identification numbers for adjacent interfer-
Description
ence cells.
Managed Object
Cell
1..6
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Adjacent

Interference Cell
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5.7.1.4 Related Cell DN (RelationDN)

Full Name
Related Cell DN
Abbreviation
RelationDN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the DN of the external cell in the current BSS
system: EcId, or the DN for the related equipment in the current BSS
Description
system: BscId-SiteId-BtsId
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

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5.7.2 Adjacent Cell Handover and Reselection Parameters

5.7.2.1 Basic Property
5.7.2.1.1 User Label
Full Name
User Label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is the cell handover reselection name for users to identify.
Managed Object
Cell
Value Range and

Step
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
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5.7.2.1.2 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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5.7.2.1.3 BTS ID (BtsId)

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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5.7.2.1.4 Adjacent cell handover and reselection ID (HoResObjectId)

Full Name
Adjacent cell handover and reselection ID
Abbreviation
HoResObjectId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a unique identification of a reselection object during
Description
adjacent cell handover.
Managed Object
Cell
1..64
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

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None
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5.7.2.1.5 Priority of handover (Hopriority)

Full Name
Priority of handover
Abbreviation
Hopriority
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to GSM specifications, cell priority should be considered in sequencing candidate cells. Therefore, there are three decisive factors to
sequence candidate cells: priority, traffic, and radio communication environment. Priority and traffic have the most impact on cell sequencing.
If they lead to the same result, sequence cells by radio conditions. The
Description
priority of a cell is higher if this value is set higher.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In most cases, this parameter is set to 3, and the cell priority are the
same.
same.
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5.7.2.1.6 MAX power level of MS (MsTxPwrMax)

Full Name
MAX power level of MS
Abbreviation
MsTxPwrMax
3GPP Name
MS_TXPWR_MAX
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

During the communication between MS and BTS, the transmission
power of MS is controlled by the network. The network sets the power
for MS through the power command and the command is transmitted on
SACCH (SACCH has 2 header bytes, one is the power control byte and
the other is the TA byte).
An MS sets the specified output transmission power according to the
power control header extracted from the SACCH. An MS uses the closest
possible output power if it cannot output the specified power. MS max
Description
power level is also a parameter used by BSC to calculate PBGT value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The maximum power for most MSs

For 900 M, set the parameter to 5; for 1800 M, set it to 0.
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5.7.2.1.7 MIN power level for handover access (RxLevMin)

Full Name
MIN power level for handover access
Abbreviation
RxLevMin
3GPP Name
RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter defines the minimum receiving strength level (on BCCH)
required for MS to handover to this cell. It is one of the parameters to
decide preferred cells during handover control. MS in the serving cell
constantly monitors the signal intensity on BCCH of adjacent cells.
Adjacent cells with the receiving intensity level higher than the minimum
value defined by this parameter are candidates for handover.
will cause crossover area of cells to become "dead area. The level
should not exceed -90 dBm for cell traffic balancing conditions. At the
preliminary running stage of the network, this parameter can be usually
set as 10 (that is, -101 dBm .. -100 dBm) or lower, which is higher than
the MS receiving sensitivity -102 dBm. However, when the network
capacity is expanded or the radio coverage in a cell is not a problem,
Description
this parameter of the cell can be increased by 2.
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Cell
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0 .. 63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
This parameter is set based on experience.

The value of this parameter must be higher than the minimum access

level of the corresponding adjacent cell, and the value should also be
higher or equal to the dowmlink level handover threshold, otherwise
frequent handover or reselection will happen.
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5.7.2.1.8 MIN threshold of signal level for handover on PBGT (HoMarginPbgt)

Full Name
MIN threshold of signal level for handover on PBGT
Abbreviation
HoMarginPbgt
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

According to GSM specifications, handover decisions will be made after
a series of average values have been obtained. The PBGT value of
an adjacent cell is also one of the causes for handover. The decision
process is as follows: If the PBGT value of an adjacent cell is higher
than the relevant threshold of this cell, handover shall be performed to
find a more suitable cell.
This parameter defines the threshold used to determine PBGT handover
Description
from an adjacent cell to local cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB;
...
100: 76 dB
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value
In most cases, if the minimum PGBT handover threshold is set to 30, an
MS can be handed over to an adjacent cell with better level.
It becomes easier to trigger a PBGT handover if the threshold value
is set lower.
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5.7.2.1.9 MIN threshold of signal level for handover on power level (HoMarginRxLev)
Full Name
MIN threshold of signal level for handover on power level
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxLev
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to GSM specifications, handover decisions will be made after a
series of average values have been obtained. In handover caused by the
level, adjacent cells shall be screened and sequenced. The value should
be higher or equal to the threshold. This parameter defines the signal
Description
strength threshold to determine handover from adjacent cell to local cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 100
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB;
...
100: 76 dB
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value
The value of a target cell should be set higher to ensure that a handover
is conducted correctly.

A handover based on signal strength is a kind of rescue handover. The

threshold should be set lower (lower than PBGT threshold) to ensure a
handover can be conducted in time.
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5.7.2.1.10 MIN threshold of signal level for handover on quality (HoMarginRxQual)

Full Name
MIN threshold of signal level for handover on quality
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxQual
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to GSM specifications, handover decisions will be made after a
series of average values have been obtained. In handover based on quality, adjacent cells shall be screened and sequenced. The value should be
higher or equal to the threshold. This parameter defines the signal quality
Description
threshold to determine handover from an adjacent cell to the local cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 100
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB;
...
100: 76 dB
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value

A handover based on signal quality is a kind of rescue handover. The

threshold should be set lower (lower than the strength threshold) to
ensure a handover can be conducted in time.
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None
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5.7.2.1.11 MAX level difference of force handover (MaxForceHoDiff)

Full Name
MAX level difference of force handover
Abbreviation
MaxForceHoDiff
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Force traffic transfer handover is performed only for one designated cell
and it is restricted by a tolerable level difference MaxLevDiff. This level
difference is lower than PBGT handover threshold in reverse direction,
Description
thus to avoid oscillating handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..48
(-24 dB..24 dBm)
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The level difference between two cells should not be too big or too small.
9 is a recommended value.

The lower the level difference. the more likely the handover will happen.
The parameter cannot be set too low, otherwise frequent ping-pong
handovers will be caused.
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5.7.2.1.12 Handover force resource threshold (HoForceResThs)

Full Name
Handover force resource threshold
Abbreviation
HoForceResThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The force migration will not cause congestion in a cell, so a transfer
reserved resource threshold is set. When resource of object cell is lower
than the congestion threshold, forced handover can be implemented.
The formula to calculate the resource threshold is: 100 - currentTCH
load in a cell >= transfer reserved resource threshold
Current TCH load in a cell = total number of busy TCH *100 / (total
number of busy TCH + total number of idle TCH), the total number
Description
includes the dynamic ones and static ones.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
40
Default Value
The threshold should not be too high or too low. 40 is the recommended
value.
The threshold cannot be set too high to avoid force transfer of
overloaded traffic in a cell.
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5.7.2.1.13 Neighboring cell layer (NCellLayer)

Full Name
Neighboring cell layer
Abbreviation
NCellLayer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter provides the handover policies in multilayer network
technology and dual-frequency network technology. Multilayer radio
coverage can be formed in the same physical area.
The PBGT handover defined in the specifications at one layer is limited
to reduce the number of handovers during the call, thus improving the
system reliability and communication quality. The policy of handover
between a macro cell layer and a micro cell layer mainly depends on the
moving speed of MS. An MS at higher moving speed will try to stay at
the macro cell layer (upper layer of the micro cell layer), and an MS at
lower moving speed will try to enter the micro cell layer (lower layer
of the macro cell layer). Only in the case of non-PBGT handover and
emergency, will the undefined cell of the service area be considered
as a candidate cell.
Same layer of this cell: Adjacent cell and this cell are in the same layer
(PBGT handover possible); Upper layer of this cell: Adjacent cell is the
upper layer of this cell; Lower layer of this cell: Adjacent cell is the lower
Description
layer of this cell;
Managed Object
Cell
undefined
Same layer of this cell
upper layer of this cell
lower layer of the this cell
Unit
None
Default Value
The neighboring cell is at the same layer as this cell.
Default Value
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This layer, which belongs to the logic layer, has nothing to do with
the actual coverage and network frequency band. For example,
900M->900M can be set to the same layer, upper layer, or lower layer,
and 1800M->900M can also be set to the same layer, upper layer, or
lower layer.
Layer relationship brings an impact on the priority of target cell
selection and sequence (referring to Handover Algorithm Application

Guide). Usually, handover with layer relationship includes PBGT
handover, macro-micro handover, and traffic handover. Among which,
the macro-micro handover can be triggered only when adjacent cell
relationship (handover from upper layer to lower layer) is set.
As each Layer is able to share some traffic, it is suggested to flexibly
set layers for different adjacent cells to share traffic, so as to improve
congestion rate.
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5.7.2.1.14 CS adjacent cell report priority (RepPrioCS)

Full Name
CS adjacent cell report priority
Abbreviation
RepPrioCS
3GPP Name
REP_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
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The adjacent cell reporting is performed according to the following

priorities:
Adjacent cells with same frequency band must have the following
features: BSIC of color code is valid; Its measured field intensity ranks
high among cells in the same frequency band and is larger than or equal
to the lower limit specified by RprtThoCSXXX. Here, XXX represents the
frequency band of a serving cell.
Adjacent cell in the frequency band different from that of the serving
cell must have the following features: BSIC of color code is valid.
Its measured field intensity ranks high among cells in the same
frequency band and is larger than or equal to the lower limit specified
by RprtThoCSXXX. Here, XXX represents the frequency band different
from that of serving cell.
Adjacent cells using other access technologies like UTRAN/FDD must
have the following features: The scrambling code of the cell is correct.
Its measured field intensity ranks high among cells with the same access
technologies and is larger than or equal to the lower limit specified
by XXXRprtThoPS. Here, XXX represents access technologies like
WCDMA/FDD.
For the priorities mentioned above, if there is vacancies for the cells with
the current priority, leave the vacancies to the adjacent cells with the next
priority. For the access technologies such as UTRAN/FDD, or frequency
band such as GSM 900 or RepPrioCS, cells with higher frequency bands
are preferred. For cells with same RepPrioCS, the cell with greater
sum of RprtThoCSXXX (or XXXRprtThoCS) and RprtOffsetCSXXX (or
Description
XXXRprtOffsetCS) is preferred.
Managed Object
Cell
Low, High
Unit
None
Default Value
Low
Default Value
This parameter is set low by default.

No modification after configuration if there is no special demands.
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5.7.2.1.15 PS adjacent cell report priority (RepPrioPS)

Full Name
PS adjacent cell report priority
Abbreviation
RepPrioPS
3GPP Name
REP_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

This parameter indicates the priorities of the measurement reports from
adjacent cells. The parameter information is broadcast to an MS through
SI2quater messages.
priorities:
Adjacent cells with the same frequency band must have the following
to the lower limit specified by RprtThoPSXXX. Here, XXX represents the
by RprtThoPSXXX. Here, XXX represents the frequency band different
WCDMA/FDD.
Description
band such as GSM 900 or RepPrioPS, cells with higher frequency bands
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are preferred. For cells with same RepPrioPS, the cell with greater
sum of RprtThoPSXXX (or XXXRprtThoPS) and RprtOffsetPSXXX (or
XXXRprtOffsetPS) is preferred.
Managed Object
Cell
(Low, High)
Unit
None
Default Value
Low
Default Value

For the last priority setting of the measurement report from adjacent
cells, if the cells with higher priorities are expected to report, RepPrioPS

for an adjacent cell should be set high. Then the measurement results
will be reported every time. In most cases every adjacent cell is treated
the same. Cells with low priorities does not report frequently (when
ReportRatePS is set to 1), RepPrioPS is recommended to be set with
the default value.
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None
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5.7.2.1.16 Target cell traffic threshold (TargetCellTrafficThs)

Full Name
Target cell traffic threshold
Abbreviation
TargetCellTrafficThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the threshold of the traffic in a target cell.

The PS handover decision is made based on this value. If the traffic
of this target cell is higher than the threshold value, there will be no
PS handover to this cell.
Description
This parameter is used in 2G handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
75
Default Value
The resources should be obtained and at the same time the congestion
in target cell should be avoided.
If the parameter is set too high, congestion will be likely to happen in
the target cell.
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5.7.2.1.17 Handover threshold from macro to micro (MacroMicroHoThs)

Full Name
Handover threshold from macro to micro
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the signal strength threshold for macro-micro

Description
handover.
Managed Object
Cell
> -48 dBm
-50..-49 dBm
...
-109..-108 dBm
-110..-109 dBm
<-110 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
dBm
Default Value
-91..-90 dBm
Default Value
In most cases, if the minimum macro-micro handover threshold is set

to 20 (-91dBm..-90 dBm), an MS can be handed over to an adjacent
cell with better level.
In most cases, it will be easier to trigger a macro-micro handover if the
threshold is set higher.
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5.7.2.1.18 Counter of handover threshold from macro to micro (MacroMicroHon)

Full Name
Counter of handover threshold from macro to micro
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHon
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
During a process of macro to micro handover decision determination, if N
consecutive times of measurement reports meet the conditions to conduct
Description
a macro to micro handover, the handover will be conducted.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
In most cases, the handover effect will be better if N is set to 2.

If the level an adjacent cell is higher than the macro to micro handover
for consecutive Ntimes, a handover will be triggered.

If the parameter is set too high, handover will not be conducted in time
and overloaded traffic cannot be transferred;
If the parameter is set low, wrong or frequent handover will happen, thus
number of call drops will increase.
This parameter configures adjacent cells.
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5.7.2.1.19 The direction of neighbour cell for downlink rapid handover (NCellDir)
Full Name
The direction of neighbour cell for downlink rapid handover
Abbreviation
NCellDir
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the direction of an adjacent cell to the current
Description
cell. Every adjacent cell can be configured with direction information.
Managed Object
Cell
0: Any direction
1: Direction A
2: Direction B
Unit
None
Default Value
Any direction
Default Value
Sites without high-speed railway can be configured with any direction.
In high-speed railway environment, the direction of an adjacent cell
should be selected according to the network design.
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5.7.2.1.20 Downlink rapid handover threshold (DLRapidHoThs)

Full Name
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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After measurement reports are acquired, the judgment can be made for
downlink handover caused by fast moving.
Downlink fast moving is one of the causes for handover. The judgment
process is as follows: If the latest continuous N downlink levels (without
average operation) are larger than the sum of threshold and offset,
handover should be initiated. In this case, the handover cause is
downlink fast moving. The DLRapidHoThs parameter defines the
threshold.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
According to the experience of site configuration, the default value 10 is
a reasonable value for handover.


initiating handover. The smaller the value of this parameter, the higher
the possibility of initiating handover. If this parameter is configured too
large, call drops will increase. If this parameter is configured too small,
excessive handovers occur.
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5.7.2.1.21 Is the downlink rapid handover ncell (IsDLRapidHoNcell)

Full Name
Is the downlink rapid handover ncell
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Abbreviation
IsDLRapidHoNcell
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
It is a parameter of adjacent cell, which is used to indicate whether the ad-
Description
jacent cell is a cell covered with a dedicated high-speed railway network.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Enable this switch according to network planning, for example, enable
this switch for the cells to be covered with a high-speed railway network.
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5.7.2.1.22 Downlink rapid handover N (DLRapidHoN)

Full Name
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
downlink fast moving. The DLRapidHoN parameter defines the value N.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The N value for downlink handover caused by fast moving must not be
configured too large, so as to ensure high requirements on handover
timeliness. Therefore, the value 2 is a reasonable value.
The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the accuracy of
handover judgment and the lower the timeliness. The smaller the value
of this parameter, the lower the accuracy of handover judgment and

the higher the timeliness.
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This parameter is valid only when the downlink handover caused by fast
moving is enabled.
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5.7.2.1.23 Is the directed retry ncell (IsDirectRetryCell)

Full Name
Is the directed retry ncell
Abbreviation
IsDirectRetryCell
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3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter is used to indicate whether the neighbor cell is the directed
Description
retry cell. The parameter is one of the neighbor cell parameters.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
All the adjacent cell could be the directed retry ncell, so the default value
is Yes.
If the network planning requires the cell to be a directed retry cell, set the
parameter to "Yes".
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Null
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5.7.2.1.24 PBGT Handover Margin of Subcell 2 (HoMarginPbgtSC2)

Full Name
PBGT Handover Margin of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
HoMarginPbgtSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the minimum threshold for performing PBGT
Description
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Managed Object
CELL
0..100: indicates -24dB to 76dB
Unit
Null
Default Value
40
Default Value
Null

Null
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Null
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5.7.2.1.25 Rx Level Handover Margin of Subcell 2 (HoMarginRxLevSC2)

Full Name
Rx Level Handover Margin of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxLevSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the minimum threshold for performing signal
Description
strength handover in the second subcell.
Managed Object
CELL
Unit
Null
Default Value
40
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Default Value
Null

Null
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5.7.2.1.26 Rx Quality Handover Margin of Subcell 2 (HoMarginRxQualSC2)

Full Name
Rx Quality Handover Margin of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxQualSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the minimum threshold for performing quality
Description
Managed Object
CELL
Unit
Null
Default Value
40
Default Value
Null

Null
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5.7.2.1.27 Min Rx Level of Subcell 2 (RxLevMinSC2)

Full Name
Min Rx Level of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
RxLevMinSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the neighbor cell minimum receiving intensity in
Description
the second subcell.
Managed Object
CELL
0: < -110dBm
1: -110 ~ -109 dBm
2: -109 ~ -108dBm
61: -50 ~ -49dBm

62: -49 ~ -48dBm
63: > -48dBm
Unit
Null
Default Value
15
Default Value
Null

Null
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5.7.2.1.28 Target Traffic Threshold of Subcell 2 (TargetTrafficThsSC2)

Full Name
Target Traffic Threshold of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
TargetTrafficThsSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
Description
The parameter specifies the limit on the traffic of the target handover cell.
Managed Object
CELL
0..100 (%)
Unit
Default Value
65
Default Value
Null

Null
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Null
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Null
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5.7.2.1.29 Is The Related Cell In dual- Frequency Network (IsDualFreqRltCell)

Full Name
Is The Related Cell In dual- Frequency Network
Abbreviation
IsDualFreqRltCell
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
A neighbor cell is normally not set to an associated cell of a
dual-frequency network.

If this neighbor cell has a coverage overlapped with the local cell and
is a traffic balance cell, set this neighbor cell to an associated cell of
the dual-frequency network.
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1. For the same cell, only one dual-frequency network associated cell
can be configured.
2. When setting the neighbor cell relationship between the
Relationship
dual-frequency associated cell and the local cell, set the local cell as the
dual-frequency network associated cell for the neighbor cell as well.
3. The two cells that are the dual-frequency network associated cell
should be on the same CMP module.
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5.7.2.1.30 Handover Priority Indication when serve cell powerdown (PwDownHoPriInd)

Full Name
Handover Priority Indication when serve cell powerdown
Abbreviation
PwDownHoPriInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[0,1]
step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
System choose the handover target cell automatically.
IF user want to customize the handover target cell, the parameter need
to be configured as 1.
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None
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5.7.2.1.31 Related Cell DN

Full Name
Related Cell DN
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Users can click the Select button to select cell or external cell from the
pop-up interface. The internal cell is identified by siteid-btsid, while the
Description
external cell is identified by ECID.
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
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None
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5.7.2.1.32 Is related cell (IsRelatedCell)

Full Name
Is related cell
Abbreviation
IsRelatedCell
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Only the cell related to the serving cell can be a candidate in rapid fading
handover. This is a parameter of adjacent cell and is used to indicate
Description
whether adjacent cell is related to the serving cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: Noi
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
This is a special functional parameter.
This switch is enabled if it is planned as a candidate in rapid fading
handover as needed.
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None
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5.7.2.1.33 Is handover forced neighbor cell (IsHoForceNcell)

Full Name
Is handover forced neighbor cell
Abbreviation
IsHoForceNcell
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
In the case of 1800 M and 900 M network site sharing, it is better to
handover subscribers of 900 M network to 1800 M network. At this time,
force traffic transfer can be conducted.
Force traffic transfer is the last method for on-site traffic adjustment. It
is used in dual-frequency networking. The direction of the forced traffic
transfer is definite, that is, 1800 M sector in the same direction. To avoid
impact on other cells, the force traffic transfer is performed only for a
Description
specific target cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In a 900 M and 1800 M site sharing cell, the 1800 Mcell can be set to
force traffic transfer cell. In most cases the parameter is set to "No".
This parameter should be set for the target cell in a handover including
force traffic transfer.
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None
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5.7.2.1.34 CCN support (CCNSupport)

Full Name
CCN support
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Abbreviation
CCNSupport
3GPP Name
CCN_ACTIVE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

The CCN_ACTIVE parameter is used in GPRS Cell Options IE of SI13
on BCCH at the network side, to indicate whether CCN mode is applied
when a reselection is conducted from the current cell to a GSM adjacent
cell. If GPRS Cell Options IE does not include the CCN_ACTIVE
parameter, or the CCN_ACTIVE parameter is not enabled, MS will
not use CCN mode. If the CCN_ACTIVE parameter is enabled and
the cell reselection will be performed to a GSM cell, check that the
CCN_SUPPORTED exists in an adjacent cell;
If the CCN_SUPPORTED does not exist, MS can use CCN mode;
If the CCN_SUPPORTED exists and it is disabled, MS cannot use CCN
mode;
If the CCN_SUPPORTED exists and it is enabled, MS can use CCN
mode;
The network side can indicate whether the CCN_ACTIVE parameter
is enabled for a particular MS through Packet Measurement Order
messages. It can also indicate whether the CCN_ACTIVE parameter
is enabled for a particular MS target cell through Packet Cell Change
Order or PS Handover Command messages. An MS will use CCN mode
Description
under NC0 and NC1 modes.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

If the CCN Active function is enabled and the parameter of the adjacent
cell is set to "Yes", CCN mode is used during the reselection to this
cell; if the parameter is set to "No", CCN mode will not be used during
the reselection. In most cases, CCN Active should be set to enable

this function and the CCN Support function should be enabled in the
adjacent cell.
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If NACC function is enabled, CCNActive/SIStatusInd/CCNSupport must

be enabled at the same time.
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5.7.2.1.35 The threshold list of C/I limited cell (CILimitedThs)

Full Name
The threshold list of C/I limited cell
Abbreviation
CILimitedThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the threshold that an adjacent cell is limited by
the C/I of C/I limited cell. The adjacent cell belongs to a service cell.
The adjacent cell will be restricted and handover cannot be performed
towards it, when the C/I value of its limited cell and a service cell is
greater than the threshold that the adjacent cell is limited by the limited
Description
cell.
Managed Object
Cell
For C/I limited adjacent cells, the value range is 0..63.
Unit
None
Default Value
63
The handover algorithm is the algorithm used in special condition, so
Default Value
the default value is set to a maximum value. That is, the restriction does
not take effect. It can be adjusted to a smaller value according to the

on-site conditions.
The higher the threshold is, the more difficult it is for limited cell to restrict

the adjacent cell, and the easier handover is towards the adjacent
cell.Generally, the purpose of setting limited cell for an adjacent cell is to
avoid handover towards the adjacent cell. Therefore, it is suggested to
set the threshold to a relatively low value.
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5.7.2.1.36 The number of C/I limited cell (CILimitedNum)

Full Name
The number of C/I limited cell
Abbreviation
CILimitedNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the number of adjacent cells to which handover
from the serving cell is limited. If the number is 0, handover from the
Description
serving cell to this adjacent cell is not limited by other adjacent cells.
Managed Object
Cell
0..5
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The handover algorithm is used under the special scenario, so the
default value 0 is disabled.

Generally, it is recommended not to set C/I limited cell for the adjacent
cell.At such areas as the intersection and crossing, the coverage cells
are configured with C/I limited cell, to prevent handover from being
performed to these cells because the signal is unstable.
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5.7.2.1.37 The objectID list of C/I limited cell (LimitedObjectId)

Full Name
The objectID list of C/I limited cell
Abbreviation
LimitedObjectId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the location object ID of C/I limited cell in the
Description
adjacent cell list of the serving cell.
Managed Object
Cell
For C/I limited adjacent cells, the value range is 0..255.
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value can be configured as required. 0 is the initial value,
so it is taken as the default value.
According to actual condition on site, you can configure the adjacent cell
object ID of C/I limited cell in the serving cell for one adjacent cell.
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5.7.2.2 PS Handover Parameters

5.7.2.2.1 Counter of macro to micro handover (MacroMicroHoN_PS)
Full Name
Counter of macro to micro handover
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoN_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
The handover from macro-cell to micro-cell is mainly applied to a two-layer
network. That is, the slowly moving MS hands over from the macro-cell
layer to the micro-cell layer. It judges whether the condition allows the
MS moving slowly performs PS handover to a cell one-layer lower than
the current cell. The condition is the level of adjacent cell exceeds the
threshold for N times. This parameter is to count the adjacent cell level
higher than the threshold when PS handover occurs between the macro
Description
cell and the mico cell.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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5.7.2.2.2 Threshold of macro to micro handover (MacroMicroHoThs_PS)

Full Name
Threshold of macro to micro handover
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoThs_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
The handover from macro-cell to micro-cell is mainly applied to a twolayer network. That is, the slowly moving MS hands over from the macrocell layer to the micro-cell layer. It judges whether the condition allows
the MS moving slowly performs PS handover to a cell one-layer lower
than the current cell. The condition is the level of adjacent cell exceeds
the threshold for N times. This parameter is the threshold for cell signal
strength when PS handover occurs between the macro cell and the mico
Description
cell.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: <-110dBm
1: -110 ~-109 dBm
2: -109 ~ -108dBm
...
61: -50 ~ -49dBm
62: -49~ -48dBm
63: > -48dBm
Unit
None
Default Value
20
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Usually, when other types of handover are not triggered, -90 dBm is
enough to initiate macro-micro handver, to balance traffc.
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5.7.2.2.3 Traffic threshold of target cell (TargetTrafficThs_PS)

Full Name
Traffic threshold of target cell
Abbreviation
TargetTrafficThs_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the threshold of the traffic in a target cell. The PS
handover arbitration is made on based on this value. If the traffic of this
target cell is higher than the threshold value, there will be no PS handover
Description
to this cell.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
70
Default Value
This parameter can be set to ensure enough resources used for
handover.
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5.7.2.2.4 Margin of PBGT handover (HoMarginPbgt_PS)

Full Name
Margin of PBGT handover
Abbreviation
HoMarginPbgt_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
PS handover decision can be made at receiving the related average values. The PBGT_PS value of an adjacent cell is also one of the causes
for PS handover. The decision process is as follows: If the PBGT_PS
value of an adjacent cell is higher than the relevant threshold of this cell,
PS handover should be performed to find a more suitable cell. This parameterr is the threshold that must be used in the PS handover decision
Description
to hand over from an adjacent cell to the local cell through PBGT.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: -24dB
1: -23dB
2: -22dB
...
46: 22 dB
47: 23dB
48: 24dB
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Unit
dB
Default Value
30
Default Value
Good signal strength can be ensured when PBGT handover is
conducted.

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5.7.2.2.5 Margin of RX handover (HoMarginRxLev_PS)

Full Name
Margin of RX handover
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxLev_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
PS handover decision can be made at receiving the related average values. In a handover caused by level changes, adjacent cells shall be
screened and sequenced. This parameter is the threshold that must be
used in the handover decision for a PS handover from the adjacent cell
Description
to the local cell through signal strength.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
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0: -24dB
1: -23dB
2: -22dB
...
46: 22 dB
47: 23dB
48: 24dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
30
Default Value
Good signal strength can be ensured when handover caused by signal
strength is conducted.

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5.7.2.2.6 Margin of quality handover (HoMarginRxQual_PS)

Full Name
Margin of quality handover
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxQual_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
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PS handover decision can be made at receiving the related average values. In handover caused by the quality, adjacent cells shall be screened
and sequenced. This parameter is the threshold that must be used in the
handover decision for a PS handover from the adjacent cell to the local
Description
cell through signal quality.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: -24dB
1: -23dB
2: -22dB
...
46: 22 dB
47: 23dB
48: 24dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
30
Default Value
quality is conducted.

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5.7.2.2.7 Minimum RX level (RxLevMin_PS)

Full Name
Minimum RX level
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Abbreviation
RxLevMin_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines the minimum receiving strength level (on PBCCH)
required by MS to handover to this cell. It is one of the parameters to
decide preferred cells during handover control. MS in a serving cell constantly monitors the signal strength on PBCCH of adjacent cells. Adjacent
cells with the receiving intensity level higher than the minimum value de-
Description
fined by this parameter are candidates for handover.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: <-110dBm
1: -110..-109 dBm
2: -109..-108dBm
...
61: -50..-49dBm
62: -49..-48dBm
63: > -48dBm
Unit
dB
Default Value
15
Default Value
used.
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5.7.2.2.8 Is related cell (IsRelatedCell_PS)

Full Name
Is related cell
Abbreviation
IsRelatedCell_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
PS handover. This is a parameter of an adjacent cell and is used to indi-
Description
cate whether an adjacent cell is related to the serving cell.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: Yes
1: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Related to quick handover. Not configured by default.

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5.7.2.2.9 Handover priority (HoPriority_PS)

Full Name
Handover priority
Abbreviation
HoPriority_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Cell priorities should be taken into consideration when candidate cells are
sequenced during PS handover. Therefore, there are three decisive factors to sequence candidate cells: priority, traffic, and radio communication
environment. Priority and traffic have the most impact on cell sequencing.
Description
priority of a cell becomes higher with the increasing of this value.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0..7 (0 means the lowest priority)
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The priority gets the middle value by default.

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5.7.2.2.10 Max TX power of MS (MsTxPwrMax_PS)

Full Name
Max TX power of MS
Abbreviation
MsTxPwrMax_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Description
cell when on PBCCH.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
This parameter indicates the highest power allowed by MS in an adjacent
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
dBm
Default Value
Default Value
used.
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5.7.3 Adjacent Cell Handover Parameters

5.7.3.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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Full Name
BTS ID
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BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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5.7.3.1.3 Adjacent cell handover object ID (HoObjectId)

Full Name
Adjacent cell handover object ID
Abbreviation
HoObjectId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is a unique identification of adjacent cell handover object.
Managed Object
Cell
1..64
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
1: the first value

This parameter is dependant on the actual configuration.
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5.7.3.1.4 Priority of handover (HoPriority)

Full Name
Priority of handover
Abbreviation
HoPriority
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to GSM specifications, static cell priority should be considered
when candidate cells are sequenced. Therefore, there are three decisive
factors to sequence candidate cells: priority, traffic, and radio communication environment. Static priority and traffic have the most impact on cell
sequencing. If they lead to the same result, sequence cells by radio con-
Description
ditions. The priority of a cell is higher if this value is set higher.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
same.
The priority of a cell becomes higher if the parameter is set higher, and
the sequence of cells will be impacted during handover process.
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5.7.3.1.5 MAX power level of MS (MsTxPwrMax)

Full Name
MAX power level of MS
Abbreviation
MsTxPwrMax
3GPP Name
MS_TXPWR_MAX
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

During the communication between MS and BTS, the transmission
power of MS is controlled by the network. The network sets the power
for MS through the power command and the command is transmitted on
SACCH (SACCH has 2 header bytes, one is the power control byte and
the other is the TA byte).
An MS sets the specified output transmission power according to the
power control header extracted from the downlink SACCH. An MS uses
the closest possible output power if it cannot output the specified power.
MS max power level is also a parameter used by BSC to calculate
Description
PBGT value.
Managed Object
Cell
0 .. 31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The maximum power for most MSs

For 900 M, set the parameter to 5; for 1800 M, set it to 0.
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5.7.3.1.6 MIN power level for handover access (RxLevMin)

Full Name
MIN power level for handover access
Abbreviation
RxLevMin
3GPP Name
RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter defines the minimum receiving strength level (on BCCH)
required for MS to handover to this cell. It is one of the parameters to
decide preferred cells during handover control. MS in the serving cell
constantly monitors the signal intensity on BCCH of adjacent cells.
Adjacent cells with the receiving intensity level higher than the minimum
value defined by this parameter are candidates for handover.
will cause crossover area of cells to become "dead area. The level
should not exceed -90 dBm for cell traffic balancing. At the preliminary
running stage of the network, this parameter can be usually set as 10
(that is, -101 dBm .. -100 dBm) or lower, which is higher than the MS
receiving sensitivity -102 dBm. However, when the network capacity is
expanded or the radio coverage in a cell is not a problem, this parameter
Description
of the cell can be increased by 2.
Managed Object
Cell
0.. 63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm .. -108 dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
This parameter is set based on experience.
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The value of this parameter must be higher than the minimum access
level of the corresponding adjacent cell, and the value should also be
higher or equal to the downlink level handover threshold, otherwise
frequent handover or reselection will happen.

Improper settings for this parameter will bring up negative impacts on
handover, call drop rate and road test coverage.
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5.7.3.1.7 MIN threshold of signal level for handover on PBGT (HoMarginPbgt)

Full Name
MIN threshold of signal level for handover on PBGT
Abbreviation
HoMarginPbgt
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
a series of average values have been obtained.
This parameter defines the threshold used to determine PBGT handover
Description
from an adjacent cell to local cell.
Managed Object
Cell
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0..100
0: -24 dBd;
1: -23 dB;
...
100: 76 dB
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value
If the parameter is set high, it is difficult to handover to the target cell; if
set low, it is easier to handover to the target cell. If the parameter is set
lower than 24, the handover to the target cell can be triggered even if the
target cell level is lower than the original cell level.
Raise the value of this parameter to reduce number of times of
handovers in the area with frequent handovers;

Lower the value of this parameter in the area with blocks with shadows
to make the handovers easier to happen;
Improper settings for this parameter will bring up negative impacts on
handover, call drop rate and road test coverage.
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5.7.3.1.8 MIN threshold of signal level for handover on power level (HoMarginRxLev)
Full Name
MIN threshold of signal level for handover on power level
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Abbreviation
HoMarginRxLev
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
a series of average values have been obtained. In a handover caused
by level changes, adjacent cells shall be screened and sequenced. This
parameter defines the signal strength threshold to determine handover
Description
from adjacent cell to local cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB;
...
100: 76 dB
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value
In most cases, if the minimum handover threshold is set to 30, an MS
can be handed over to an adjacent cell with better level.

It becomes easier to trigger a handover if the threshold value is set lower.
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5.7.3.1.9 MIN threshold of signal level for handover on quality (HoMarginRxQual)

Full Name
MIN threshold of signal level for handover on quality
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxQual
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
a series of average values have been obtained. In handover based on
quality, adjacent cells shall be screened and sequenced. This parameter
defines the signal quality threshold to determine handover from an adja-
Description
cent cell to the local cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
0: -24 dB;
1: -23 dB;
...
100: 76 dB
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
30
Default Value
In most cases, if the minimum handover threshold is set to 30, an MS
can be handed over to an adjacent cell with better level.

It becomes easier to trigger a handover if the threshold value is set lower.
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5.7.3.1.10 MAX level difference of force handover (MaxForceHoDiff)

Full Name
MAX level difference of force handover
Abbreviation
MaxForceHoDiff
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Directed handover is performed only for one designated cell and it is restricted by a tolerable level difference. This tolerable level difference is
lower than PBGT handover threshold in reverse direction, thus to avoid
Description
oscillating handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..48
(-24 dBm .. 24 dBm)
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The level difference between two cells should not be too big or too small.
9 is a recommended value.

The lower the level difference. the more likely the handover will happen.
The parameter cannot be set too low, otherwise frequent oscillating
handovers will be caused.
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5.7.3.1.11 Handover force resource threshold (HoForceResThs)

Full Name
Handover force resource threshold
Abbreviation
HoForceResThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The force migration will not cause congestion in a cell, so a transfer
reserved resource threshold is set. When resource of object cell is lower
than the congestion threshold, forced handover can be implemented.
The formula to calculate the resource threshold is: 100 - currentTCH
load in a cell >= transfer reserved resource threshold
Current TCH load in a cell = total number of busy TCH *100 / (total
number of busy TCH + total number of idle TCH), the total number
Description
includes the dynamic ones and static ones.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
40
Default Value
The threshold should not be too high or too low. 40 is the recommended
value.
The threshold cannot be set too low to avoid force transfer of overloaded
traffic in a cell.
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None
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5.7.3.1.12 Neighboring cell layer (NCellLayer)

Full Name
Neighboring cell layer
Abbreviation
NCellLayer
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter provides the handover policies in multi-layer network
technology and dual-frequency network technology. Multi-layer radio
coverage can be formed in the same physical area.
The handover policies will not be detailed in this manual. In brief, limiting
the PBGT handover defined in the specifications at one layer can reduce
the number of handovers during the call, thus improving the system
reliability and communication quality. The policy of handover between
upper layers and lower layers mainly depends on the moving speed of
MS. An MS at higher moving speed will try to stay at the upper layers,
and an MS at lower moving speed will try to enter the lower layers. Only
in the case of PBGT handover and emergency, will the undefined cell of
the service area be considered as a candidate cell.
Same layer of the home cell: Adjacent cell and local cell are in the
same layer (PBGT handover possible); Upper layer of the home cell:
Adjacent cell is the upper layer of local cell ; Lower layer of the home
cell: Adjacent cell is the lower layer of local cell; Refer to the Appendix
Description
Cell Layer Number Setup, for details.
Managed Object
Cell
0: not defined
1: same level as that of the current cell
2: upper layer of this cell
3: lower layer of this cell
Unit
None
Default Value
At the same layer as that of this cell
Default Value
In most cases configure the parameter to same level. For the cells that
have enabled macro-micro handover, different levels can be configured.

In most cases configure the parameter to same level.
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None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
RepPrioCS
3GPP Name
REP_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

priorities:
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by XXXRprtThoCS. Here, XXX represents access technologies like

WCDMA/FDD.
band such as GSM 900 or RepPrioCS, cells with higher frequency bands
are preferred. For cells with same RepPrioCS, the cell with greater
sum of RprtThoCSXXX (or XXXRprtThoCS) and RprtOffsetCSXXX (or
Managed Object
Cell
Low, High
Unit
None
Default Value
Low
Default Value

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Full Name
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
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None
Description
This parameter is used in 2G handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
75
Default Value
the target cell.
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None
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5.7.3.1.15 Handover threshold from macro to micro (MacroMicroHoThs)

Full Name
Handover threshold from macro to micro
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the signal strength threshold for macro-micro

Description
handover.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
> -48 dBm
-50..-49 dBm
...
-109..-108 dBm
-110..-109 dBm
< -110 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
dBm
Default Value
-91..-90 dBm
Default Value
In most cases, if the minimum macro-micro handover threshold is set

to 20 (-91dBm..-90 dBm), an MS can be handed over to an adjacent
cell with better level.
In most cases, it will be easier to trigger a macro-micro handover if the
threshold is set higher.
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None
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5.7.3.1.16 Counter of handover threshold from macro to micro (MacroMicroHoN)

Full Name
Counter of handover threshold from macro to micro
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoN
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The N value for macro-micro (also P value) The macro-micro handover
Description
make lower speed MSs handover to the cells in lower levels.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
quick handover.
if the value becomes higher.
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None
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5.7.3.1.17 The direction of neighbour cell for downlink rapid handover (NCellDir)
Full Name
The direction of neighbour cell for downlink rapid handover
Abbreviation
NCellDir
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the direction of an adjacent cell to the current
Description
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Managed Object
Cell
0: Any direction
1: Direction A
2: Direction B
Unit
None
Default Value
Any direction
Default Value
Sites without high-speed railway can be configured with any direction.
In high-speed railway environment, the direction of an adjacent cell
should be selected according to the network design.
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None
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5.7.3.1.18 Downlink rapid handover threshold (DLRapidHoThs)

Full Name
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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downlink fast moving. The DLRapidHoThs parameter defines the
threshold.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
10
Default Value
According to the experience of site configuration, the default value 10 is
a reasonable value for handover.


initiating handover. The smaller the value of this parameter, the higher
the possibility of initiating handover. If this parameter is configured too
large, call drops will increase. If this parameter is configured too small,
excessive handovers occur.
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None
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5.7.3.1.19 Is the downlink rapid handover ncell (IsDLRapidHoNcell)

Full Name
Is the downlink rapid handover ncell
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Abbreviation
IsDLRapidHoNcell
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
It is a parameter of adjacent cell, which is used to indicate whether the ad-
Description
jacent cell is a cell covered with a dedicated high-speed railway network.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Enable this switch according to network planning, for example, enable
this switch for the cells to be covered with a high-speed railway network.
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5.7.3.1.20 Downlink rapid handover N (DLRapidHoN)

Full Name
Abbreviation
DLRapidHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
downlink fast moving. The DLRapidHoN parameter defines the value N.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The N value for downlink handover caused by fast moving must not be
configured too large, so as to ensure high requirements on handover
timeliness. Therefore, the value 2 is a reasonable value.
The larger the value of this parameter, the higher the accuracy of
handover judgment and the lower the timeliness. The smaller the value
of this parameter, the lower the accuracy of handover judgment and

the higher the timeliness.
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Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the downlink handover caused by fast
moving is enabled.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
IsDirectRetryCell
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Null
3GPP Reference
Null
Description
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
is Yes.
parameter to "Yes".
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Null
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Null
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5.7.3.1.22 PBGT Handover Margin of Subcell 2 (HoMarginPbgtSC2)

Full Name
PBGT Handover Margin of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
HoMarginPbgtSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the minimum threshold for performing PBGT
Description

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Managed Object
CELL
Unit
dB
Default Value
40
Default Value
Null

Null
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Null
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5.7.3.1.23 Rx Level Handover Margin of Subcell 2 (HoMarginRxLevSC2)

Full Name
Rx Level Handover Margin of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxLevSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the minimum threshold for performing signal
Description
strength handover in the second subcell.
Managed Object
CELL
Unit
dB
Default Value
40
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Null

Null
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5.7.3.1.24 Rx Quality Handover Margin of Subcell 2 (HoMarginRxQualSC2)

Full Name
Rx Quality Handover Margin of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxQualSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the minimum threshold for performing quality
Description
Managed Object
CELL
Unit
dB
Default Value
40
Default Value
Null

Null
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5.7.3.1.25 Min Rx Level of Subcell 2 (RxLevMinSC2)

Full Name
Min Rx Level of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
RxLevMinSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the neighbor cell minimum receiving intensity in
Description
the second subcell.
Managed Object
CELL
0: < -110dBm
1: -110 ~ -109 dBm
2: -109 ~ -108dBm
61: -50 ~ -49dBm

62: -49 ~ -48dBm
63: > -48dBm
Unit
dBm
Default Value
15
Default Value
Null

Null
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Null
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5.7.3.1.26 Target Traffic Threshold of Subcell 2 (TargetTrafficThsSC2)

Full Name
Target Traffic Threshold of Subcell 2
Abbreviation
TargetTrafficThsSC2
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
Description
The parameter specifies the limit on the traffic of the target handover cell.
Managed Object
CELL
0..100 (%)
Unit
Default Value
65
Default Value
Null

Null
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Null
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5.7.3.1.27 Is The Related Cell In dual- Frequency Network (IsDualFreqRltCell)

Full Name
Abbreviation
IsDualFreqRltCell
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
CELL
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
A neighbor cell is normally not set to an associated cell of a
dual-frequency network.

If this neighbor cell has a coverage overlapped with the local cell and
is a traffic balance cell, set this neighbor cell to an associated cell of
the dual-frequency network.
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Inter-set
1. For the same cell, only one dual-frequency network associated cell
Relationship
can be configured.
2. The two cells that are the dual-frequency network associated cell
should be on the same CMP module.
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5.7.3.1.28 Handover Priority Indication when serve cell powerdown (PwDownHoPriInd)

Full Name
Abbreviation
PwDownHoPriInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
CELL
[0,1]
step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
System choose the handover target cell automatically.
IF user want to customize the handover target cell, the parameter need
to be configured as 1.
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None
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5.7.3.1.29 Related Cell DN

Full Name
Related Cell DN
Abbreviation
None
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Users can click the Select button to select cell or external cell from the
pop-up interface. The internal cell is identified by siteid-btsid, while the
Description
external cell is identified by ECID.
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
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5.7.3.1.30 Is handover forced neighbor cell (IsHoForceNcell)

Full Name
Is handover forced neighbor cell
Abbreviation
IsHoForceNcell
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
In the case of 1800 M and 900 M network site sharing, it is better to
handover subscribers of 900 M network to 1800 M network. At this time,
force traffic transfer can be conducted.
Force traffic transfer is the last method for on-site traffic adjustment. It
is used in dual-frequency networking. The direction of the forced traffic
transfer is definite, that is, 1800 M sector in the same direction. To avoid
impact on other cells, the force traffic transfer is performed only for a
Description
specific target cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
In a 900 M and 1800 M site sharing cell, the 1800 M cell can be set to
force traffic transfer cell. In most cases the parameter is set to "No".
This parameter should be set for the target cell in a handover including
force traffic transfer.
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None
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5.7.3.1.31 Is related cell (IsRelatedCell)

Full Name
Is related cell
Abbreviation
IsRelatedCell
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
In a uplink rapid fading handover, cells related to the serving cell are preferred as the candidate target cells. If there is no related cell, choose in
the sequence of upper layer same layer lower layer. This is a parameter of an adjacent cell and is used to indicate whether an adjacent cell is
Description
related to the serving cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
If a serving cell has enabled uplink rapid fading handover, the cell can
be set as the related cell.
The target cells for uplink rapid fading handover are recommended to be
set as related cells.
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None
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None
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5.7.3.2.1 Counter of macro to micro handover (MacroMicroHoN_PS)
Full Name
Counter of macro to micro handover
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoN_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
The handover from macro-cell to micro-cell is mainly applied to a two-layer
network. That is, the slowly moving MS hands over from the macro-cell
layer to the micro-cell layer. It judges whether the condition allows the
MS moving slowly performs PS handover to a cell one-layer lower than
the current cell. The condition is the level of adjacent cell exceeds the
threshold for N times. This parameter is to count the adjacent cell level
higher than the threshold when PS handover occurs between the macro
Description
cell and the mico cell.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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5.7.3.2.2 Threshold of macro to micro handover (MacroMicroHoThs_PS)

Full Name
Threshold of macro to micro handover
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoThs_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
The handover from macro-cell to micro-cell is mainly applied to a twolayer network. That is, the slowly moving MS hands over from the macrocell layer to the micro-cell layer. It judges whether the condition allows
the MS moving slowly performs PS handover to a cell one-layer lower
than the current cell. The condition is the level of adjacent cell exceeds
the threshold for N times. This parameter is the threshold for cell signal
strength when PS handover occurs between the macro cell and the mico
Description
cell.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: <-110dBm
1: -110 ~-109 dBm
2: -109 ~ -108dBm
...
61: -50 ~ -49dBm
62: -49~ -48dBm
63: > -48dBm
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
Usually, when other types of handover are not triggered, -90 dBm is
enough to initiate macro-micro handver, to balance traffc.
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5.7.3.2.3 Traffic threshold of target cell (TargetTrafficThs_PS)

Full Name
Traffic threshold of target cell
Abbreviation
TargetTrafficThs_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the threshold of the traffic in a target cell. The PS
handover arbitration is made on based on this value. If the traffic of this
target cell is higher than the threshold value, there will be no PS handover
Description
to this cell.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
70
Default Value
handover.

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None
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None
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None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.3.2.4 Margin of PBGT handover (HoMarginPbgt_PS)

Full Name
Margin of PBGT handover
Abbreviation
HoMarginPbgt_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
PS handover decision can be made at receiving the related average values. The PBGT_PS value of an adjacent cell is also one of the causes
for PS handover. The decision process is as follows: If the PBGT_PS
value of an adjacent cell is higher than the relevant threshold of this cell,
PS handover should be performed to find a more suitable cell. This parameterr is the threshold that must be used in the PS handover decision
Description
to hand over from an adjacent cell to the local cell through PBGT.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: -24dB
1: -23dB
2: -22dB
...
46: 22 dB
47: 23dB
48: 24dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
30
Default Value
Good signal strength can be ensured when PBGT handover is
conducted.

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.3.2.5 Margin of RX handover (HoMarginRxLev_PS)

Full Name
Margin of RX handover
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxLev_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
PS handover decision can be made at receiving the related average values. In a handover caused by level changes, adjacent cells shall be
screened and sequenced. This parameter is the threshold that must be
used in the handover decision for a PS handover from the adjacent cell
Description
to the local cell through signal strength.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: -24dB
1: -23dB
2: -22dB
...
46: 22 dB
47: 23dB
48: 24dB
Unit
dB
Default Value
30
Default Value
strength is conducted.
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Change Mode
Offline
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.3.2.6 Margin of quality handover (HoMarginRxQual_PS)

Full Name
Margin of quality handover
Abbreviation
HoMarginRxQual_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
PS handover decision can be made at receiving the related average values. In handover caused by the quality, adjacent cells shall be screened
and sequenced. This parameter is the threshold that must be used in the
handover decision for a PS handover from the adjacent cell to the local
Description
cell through signal quality.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: -24dB
1: -23dB
2: -22dB
...
46: 22 dB
47: 23dB
48: 24dB
Unit
dB
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Default Value
30
Default Value
quality is conducted.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.3.2.7 Minimum RX level (RxLevMin_PS)

Full Name
Minimum RX level
Abbreviation
RxLevMin_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines the minimum receiving strength level (on PBCCH)
required by MS to handover to this cell. It is one of the parameters to
decide preferred cells during handover control. MS in a serving cell constantly monitors the signal strength on PBCCH of adjacent cells. Adjacent
cells with the receiving intensity level higher than the minimum value de-
Description
fined by this parameter are candidates for handover.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
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0: <-110dBm
1: -110..-109 dBm
2: -109..-108dBm
...
61: -50..-49dBm
62: -49..-48dBm
63: > -48dBm
Unit
dB
Default Value
15
Default Value
used.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.3.2.8 Is related cell (IsRelatedCell_PS)

Full Name
Is related cell
Abbreviation
IsRelatedCell_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
PS handover. This is a parameter of an adjacent cell and is used to indi-
Description
cate whether an adjacent cell is related to the serving cell.

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Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0: Yes
1: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Related to quick handover. Not configured by default.

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.3.2.9 Handover priority (HoPriority_PS)

Full Name
Handover priority
Abbreviation
HoPriority_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Cell priorities should be taken into consideration when candidate cells are
sequenced during PS handover. Therefore, there are three decisive factors to sequence candidate cells: priority, traffic, and radio communication
environment. Priority and traffic have the most impact on cell sequencing.
Description
priority of a cell becomes higher with the increasing of this value.
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Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0..7 (0 means the lowest priority)
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The priority gets the middle value by default.

Change Mode
Offline
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.3.2.10 Max TX power of MS (MsTxPwrMax_PS)

Full Name
Max TX power of MS
Abbreviation
MsTxPwrMax_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the highest power allowed by MS in an adjacent
Description
cell when on PBCCH.
Managed Object
Neighbor Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
dBm
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Default Value
Default Value
used.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.4 Adjacent Cell Reselection Parameters

5.7.4.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Adjacent Cell Rese-
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
lection
None
Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
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1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Adjacent Cell Rese-
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
Detail
lection
None
Modifying
None
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5.7.4.3 Adjacent cell reselection object ID (ReSelObjectId)

Full Name
Adjacent cell reselection object ID
Abbreviation
ReSelObjectId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a unique identification of adjacent cell reselection ob-
Description
ject.
Managed Object
Cell
1..64
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
1: the initial value

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Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.4.4 Adjacent cell report priority (RepPrioPS)

Full Name
Adjacent cell report priority
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Abbreviation
RepPrioPS
3GPP Name
REP_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

SI2quater messages. This parameter indicates the priorities of the
measurement reports from adjacent cells.
priorities:
WCDMA/FDD.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
(Low, High)
Unit
None
Default Value
Low
Default Value
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the default value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.4.5 CCN support (CCNSupport)

Full Name
CCN support
Abbreviation
CCNSupport
3GPP Name
CCN_ACTIVE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
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parameter, or the CCN_ACTIVE parameter is not set to "enabled", MS
will not use CCN mode. If the CCN_ACTIVE parameter is enabled and
If the CCN_SUPPORTED exists and it is set to "disabled", MS cannot
use CCN mode;
If the CCN_SUPPORTED exists and it is set to "enabled", MS can use
CCN mode;
Order or PS Handover Command messages. CCN_ACTIVE on PACCH
setting takes higher priority than the system message broadcast setting.
Description
An MS will use CCN mode under NC0 and NC1 modes.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value


adjacent cell.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]NACCSupport
[Cell]CCNActive
[Cell]SIStatusInd
Relationship
Related Interfaces

Um
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Related Cell DN
Abbreviation
RelationDN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
A user can click <Select> to select cell or external cell in displayed interface, check <mutual configuration>, you can mutually configure it as
Description
reselection and handover cell.
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

Fixed, No modification
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Offline
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover and Reselection Parameters

5.7.5.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
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Negotiation With CN
NO
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->UTRAN Adjacent
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
Cell Handover and Reselection->Basic Property
None
Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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None
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
None
Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.1.3 User Label

Full Name
User Label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Value Range and
Step
This parameter means the UTRAN cell handover and reselection name for
users to identify.
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->UTRAN Adjacent Cell
OMC Access Path
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.1.4 Ec/No offset handover to UTRAN adjacent cell (HoEcNoOffset3G)

Full Name
Ec/No offset handover to UTRAN adjacent cell
Abbreviation
HoEcNoOffset3G
3GPP Name
FDD_Qmin_Offset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
After a handover from GSM to UTRAN is triggered, the UTRAN adjacent
cell meets the minimum requirement for normal UE communication.
This parameter is a prerequisite to ensure enough field intensity for
uplink/downlink of UTRAN adjacent cells. It also controls the priority of a
Description
UE to handover to different adjacent cells.
Managed Object
Cell
0..49
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter should be set according to the radio environment of the
border area of 2/3G.

If this parameter is set too low, it is easy to trigger a handover to a 3G

adjacent cell;
If this parameter is set too high, it is difficult to trigger a handover to
a 3G adjacent cell.
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[Cell]FDDRepQntCS
Relationship
This parameter takes effect only when FDDRepQntCS is 1;

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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.1.5 RSCP offset handover to UTRAN adjacent cell (HoRSCPOffset3G)

Full Name
RSCP offset handover to UTRAN adjacent cell
Abbreviation
HoRSCPOffset3G
3GPP Name
TDD_Qoffset, FDD_Qoffset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value


adjacent cell;
a 3G adjacent cell.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]FDDRepQntCS
Relationship

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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is used in handover to UTRAN adjacent cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
75
Default Value
the target cell.
Change Mode
Offline
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.1.7 Adjacent UTRAN cell handover and reselection object ID (S3GHoRSObjectId)

Full Name
Adjacent UTRAN cell handover and reselection object ID
Abbreviation
S3GHoRSObjectId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a unique identification of UTRAN adjacent cell handover
Description
and reselection object.
Managed Object
Cell
1..64
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Version
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.1.8 CS priority of adjacent cell reported in measure report (RepPrioCS)

Full Name
CS priority of adjacent cell reported in measure report
Abbreviation
RepPrioCS
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
priorities:
by XXXRprtThoCS. Here, XXX represents access technologies like
WCDMA/FDD.
For the priorities mentioned above, if there are vacancies for the cells
with the current priority, leave the vacancies to the adjacent cells with
the next priority. For the access technologies such as UTRAN/FDD, or
frequency band such as GSM 900 M or RepPrioCS, cells with higher
frequency bands are preferred. For cells with the same RepPrioCS,
the cell with greater sum of RprtThoCSXXX (or XXXRprtThoCS) and
Description
RprtOffsetCSXXX (or XXXRprtOffsetCS) is preferred.
Managed Object
Cell
Low, High
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Unit
None
Default Value
Low
Default Value

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Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.1.9 PS priority of adjacent cells reported in measurement report (RepPrioPS)

Full Name
PS priority of adjacent cells reported in measurement report
Abbreviation
RepPrioPS
3GPP Name
REP_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

SI2quater, PSI3ter and PSI3quater messages. This parameter indicates
the priorities of the measurement reports from adjacent cells.
priorities:
Description

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WCDMA/FDD.
For the priorities mentioned above, if there are vacancies for the cells
with the current priority, leave the vacancies to the adjacent cells with
the next priority.
Managed Object
Cell
(Low, High)
Unit
None
Default Value
Low
Default Value
Recommended value from the protocol


the default value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
[Cell]ReportRatePS
The parameter RepPrioPS configures every adjacent cell; the parameter
Relationship
RepRatePS configures the current cell. The two parameters determines

the measurement report hand-in frequency in the adjacent cell.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.1.10 CCN support (CCNSupport)

Full Name
CCN support
Abbreviation
CCNSupport
3GPP Name
CCN_ACTIVE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0

use CCN mode;
CCN mode;
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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adjacent cell.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]NACCSupport
[Cell]CCNActive
[Cell]SIStatusInd
Relationship

Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
IsDirectRetryCell
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
Description
Managed Object

0: No
1: Yes
Unit
Null
Default Value
Yes
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Default Value
is Yes.
parameter to "Yes".
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->Site config->Site ID->Cell ID->UTRAN Adjacent

Cell Handover and Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
5.7.5.1.12 Related Cell DN (RelationDN)

Full Name
Related Cell DN
Abbreviation
RelationDN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

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Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.1.13 The priority of Utran Cell (UtranCellPrio)

Full Name
The priority of Utran Cell
Abbreviation
UtranCellPrio
3GPP Name
UTRAN_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the priority of an adjacent UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The value of this parameter is the same as that of UtranDefaultPrio.

To make an MS be reselected to this adjacent cell with high priority,
configure this parameter to a large value. Otherwise, configure this
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
PrioReselSupport, ServCellPrio, UtranDefaultPrio
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When the PrioReselSupport switch is enabled, the value of UtranCellPrio

Relationship
cannot be the same as that of ServCellPrio, and the default value equals
to that of UtranDefaultPrio.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

5.7.5.2.1 Target cell traffic threshold (TargetCellTraThs_PS)
Full Name
Abbreviation
TargetCellTraThs_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the service traffic threshold for 3G target cells
when 3G PS handover is being conducted. The PS handover arbitration
is made on based on this value. If the traffic of this target cell is higher
Description
than the threshold value, there will be no PS handover to this cell.
Managed Object

0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
70
Default Value
handover.

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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Cell Handover and Reselection->PSHOC Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.2.2 EcNo offset (HoEcNoOffset3G_PS)

Full Name
EcNo offset
Abbreviation
HoEcNoOffset3G_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
After a handover from GSM to UTRAN is triggered, the UTRAN adjacent cell meets the minimum requirement for normal UE communication.
This parameter is a prerequisite to ensure enough field intensity for uplink/downlink of UTRAN adjacent cells. It also controls the priority of a UE
to handover to different adjacent cells. This parameter is a must for 2/3G
Description
PS handover.
Managed Object

0..49
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.5.2.3 RSCP offset (HoRSCPOffset3G_PS)

Full Name
RSCP offset
Abbreviation
HoRSCPOffset3G_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Description
PS handover.
Managed Object

0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.6 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Handover Parameters

5.7.6.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
Cell Handover Parameters->Basic Property
None
Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
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Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
None
Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.6.1.3 Ec/No offset handover (HoEcNoOffset3G)

Full Name
Ec/No offset handover
Abbreviation
HoEcNoOffset3G
3GPP Name
FDD_Qmin_Offset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..49
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value


adjacent cell;
a 3G adjacent cell.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
[Cell]FDDRepQntCS
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is used in handover to UTRAN adjacent cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
75
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Default Value
the target cell.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.6.1.5 RSCP offset handover (HoRSCPOffset3G)

Full Name
RSCP offset handover
Abbreviation
HoRSCPOffset3G
3GPP Name
TDD_Qoffset, FDD_Qoffset
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value


adjacent cell;
a 3G adjacent cell.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]FDDRepQntCS
Relationship
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.6.1.6 Adjacent UTRAN cell handover object (S3GHoObjectId)

Full Name
Adjacent UTRAN cell handover object
Abbreviation
S3GHoObjectId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a unique identification of UTRAN adjacent cell handover
Description
object.
Managed Object
Cell
1..64
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
RepPrioCS
3GPP Name
REP_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0

This parameter defines the priority of adjacent cells to report the
measurement results. The adjacent cell reporting is performed according
to the following priorities:
Adjacent cell in the same frequency band as the serving cell must have
the following features:
BSIC of color code is valid;
Its measured field intensity ranks high among cells in the same frequency
band (actual band place depends on SERVING_BAND_REPORTING)
and is larger than or equal to the lower limit specified by RprtThoCSXXX.
Here, XXX represents frequency band of serving cell.
Adjacent cell in the frequency band different from that of the serving cell
must have the following features: have the following features:
BSIC of color code is valid;
Its measured field intensity ranks high among cells in the same frequency
Description
band (actual band place depends on MULTIBAND_REPORTING) and is
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larger than or equal to the lower limit specified by RprtThoCSXXX. Here,

XXX represents frequency band of serving cell.
Adjacent cells using other access technologies like WCDMA/FDD must
have the following features: These cells have the following features:
The cell scrambling codes are correct.
Its measured field intensity should rank high among cells with
the same access technologies (actual band place depends on
XXX_MULTIRAT_REPORTING) and is larger than or equal to the
lower limit specified by XXXRprtThoCS. Here, XXX represents access
technologies like WCDMA/FDD.
For GSM adjacent cell with valid BSIC, or GSM adjacent cell with
permitted NCC but invalid BCC, or adjacent cell with other access
technologies, if RepPrioCS and REPORTING_RATE of these cells are
low, the reporting frequency is also low.
Notes:
If the current priority has vacancies, leave them to adjacent cells of the
next priority;
For access technology such as WCDMA/FDD, or frequency band such
as GSM 900 M, the cell with higher RepPrioCS is preferred.
For cells with the same RepPrioCS, the cell with greater sum of
RprtThoCSXXX (or XXXRprtThoCS) and RprtOffsetCSXXX (or
Managed Object
Cell
Low, High
Unit
None
Default Value
Low
Default Value

Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
IsDirectRetryCell
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
Description
Managed Object

0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
is Yes.
parameter to "Yes".
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711a
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5.7.6.1.9 Related Cell DN (RelationDN)

Full Name
Related Cell DN
Abbreviation
RelationDN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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5.7.6.2.1 Target cell traffic threshold (TargetCellTraThs_PS)
Full Name
Abbreviation
TargetCellTraThs_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the service traffic threshold for 3G target cells
when 3G PS handover is being conducted. The PS handover arbitration
is made on based on this value. If the traffic of this target cell is higher
Description
than the threshold value, there will be no PS handover to this cell.
Managed Object

0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
70
Default Value
handover.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Cell Handover->PSHOC Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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5.7.6.2.2 EcNo offset (HoEcNoOffset3G_PS)

Full Name
EcNo offset
Abbreviation
HoEcNoOffset3G_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Description
PS handover.
Managed Object

0..49
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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5.7.6.2.3 RSCP offset (HoRSCPOffset3G_PS)

Full Name
RSCP offset
Abbreviation
HoRSCPOffset3G_PS
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Description
PS handover.
Managed Object

0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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5.7.7 UTRAN Adjacent Cell Reselection Parameters

5.7.7.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
Detail
Cell Reselection
None
Modifying
None

Full Name
BTS ID
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Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Cell Reselection
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Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
None
Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.7.3 Adjacent UTRAN cell reselection object ID (S3GrsObjectId)

Full Name
Adjacent UTRAN cell reselection object ID
Abbreviation
S3GrsObjectId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a unique identification of UTRAN adjacent cell reselec-
Description
tion object.
Managed Object
Cell
1..64
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Cell Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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5.7.7.4 Adjacent cell report priority (RepPrioPS)

Full Name
Adjacent cell report priority
Abbreviation
RepPrioPS
3GPP Name
REP_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V6.19.0

SI2quater messages. This parameter indicates the priorities of the
measurement reports from adjacent cells.
priorities:
WCDMA/FDD.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
(Low, High)
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Unit
None
Default Value
Low
Default Value


the default value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Cell Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.7.5 CCN support (CCNSupport)

Full Name
CCN support
Abbreviation
CCNSupport
3GPP Name
CCN_ACTIVE
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
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use CCN mode;
CCN mode;
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value


adjacent cell.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
[BSC]NACCSupport
[Cell]CCNActive
[Cell]SIStatusInd
Relationship
Related Interfaces

Um
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Cell Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Related Cell DN
Abbreviation
RelationDN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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No
OMC Access Path

Cell Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.7.7.7 The priority of Utran Cell (UtranCellPrio)

Full Name
The priority of Utran Cell
Abbreviation
UtranCellPrio
3GPP Name
UTRAN_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the priority of an adjacent UTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The value of this parameter is the same as that of UtranDefaultPrio.

To make an MS be reselected to this adjacent cell with high priority,
configure this parameter to a large value. Otherwise, configure this
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
PrioReselSupport, ServCellPrio, UtranDefaultPrio

When the PrioReselSupport switch is enabled, the value of UtranCellPrio
Relationship
cannot be the same as that of ServCellPrio, and the default value equals
to that of UtranDefaultPrio.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Cell Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.8 Frequency Hopping System Parameters

5.8.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
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ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Frequency Hopping
OMC Access Path
Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
System
None
Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Frequency Hopping
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
System
None
Modifying
Detail
None
5.8.3 Frequency hopping ID (FhsId)

Full Name
Frequency hopping ID
Abbreviation
FhsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is an identification of frequency hopping system.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->Frequency

Hopping System
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.8.4 Hopping sequence No. (HSN)

Full Name
Hopping sequence No.
Abbreviation
HSN
3GPP Name
hopping sequence number
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44.018
According to GSM 05.02 Frequency Hoping Algorithm, MAI is a function
of TDMA Frame number (FN), Hoping Sequence Number (HSN) and
Mobile Allocation Index Offset (MAIO). HSN determines the operation
track of frequencies during the frequency hopping process. Using
different HSN for cells having same MA can avoid frequency utilization
conflict between adjacent cells during the frequency hopping process.
Different timeslots can share the same group of MA and the
corresponding HSN. When HSN = 0, it is a special frequency hopping
(that is, circular frequency hopping).
For the cells close to each other with the same MA, different HSNs can
ensure that there is no conflict of frequency utilization during the FH
process.
For example, if HSN [(BCC6) +1, (BCC6) +6], then each cell may
use any of the 6 HSNs. The remaining 0 and 49..63 are used in other
Description
special cases. Use 0 by default for simplicity.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
None
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None
HSN is not recommended to set to 0.
Change Mode
Offline
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Hopping System
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.8.5 Frequency hopping mode (FreqHopMode)

Full Name
Frequency hopping mode
Abbreviation
FreqHopMode
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the mode of frequency hopping.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Baseband Frequency Hopping
2: RF Frequency Hopping
Unit
None
Default Value
2: RF Frequency Hopping
Default Value
None
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Offline
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Hopping System
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.8.6 Hopping group ID (BhGroupId)

Full Name
Hopping group ID
Abbreviation
BhGroupId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the group ID for base band frequency group.
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Hopping System
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.8.7 MA Frequency List Number (MaFreqNum)

Full Name
MA Frequency List Number
Abbreviation
MaFreqNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
quency hopping group.
Managed Object
Cell
1..64
Unit
None
Default Value
None
This parameter provides a list of absolute RF channel number in a fre-
Default Value
None

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Related Parameters
None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Hopping System
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.9 PS Handover Control Parameters

PS handover control parameters are divided into six sub-interfaces.

5.9.1.1 Site ID
Full Name
Site ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description

Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->PS Handover Con-
OMC Access Path

Parameter
Modifying
Version
Parameter
None
Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1 ~ 24
l
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
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Default Value
Sorted by practice
Default Value
None

None
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Parameter
None
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Detail
None
5.9.1.3 PS handover control ID (PsHocId)

Full Name
PS handover control ID
Abbreviation
PsHocId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter means the ID of PS handover control. It cannot be modified.
Managed Object
Cell
1~2
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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Parameter
None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
ZeroAllowed
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
According to the GSM Specifications, the MS can only report the
measurement data of six adjacent cells with the strongest signal
strength. Therefore, the measurement results of adjacent cells recorded
by BSC may be discontinuous, and the measurement data of the missing
cells shall thus be recorded as 0 (that is, less than -110dBm).
To avoid the negative impact of 0 on averaging, suppose occasional 0 is
allowed and is not used in averaging, but excessive occurrences of 0
indicate that the signals of this adjacent cell are too poor. If the number
of zeroes in used for average calculation exceeds Number of zero
allowed in AV, then measurement average equals to sum of reported
values divided by Neighboring cell.
exceeds "ZeroAllowed", these sampling values are hardly reliable, and
Description
exceed "ZeroAllowed", these sampling values are much reliable and the
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Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value ensures to trigger this kind of handover rapidly and
accurately.

Excessive occurrences of zero indicate that the adjacent cells are of

poor signal strength. It is recommended to set the value as small as
possible, in order to select the adjacent cell with good signal.
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5.9.1.5 Uplink power level (HoUlLevWindow)

Full Name
Uplink power level
Abbreviation
HoUlLevWindow
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810
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This parameter represents the window size used to calculate the
average value of the uplink signal intensity. This size is the number of
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value
accurately.

The period to submit an uplink measurement report is 20 ms and the

period to submit an downlink measurement report is 200 ms, so the
average value of the uplink is larger than that of the downlink.
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5.9.1.6 Downlink power level (HoDlLevWindow)

Full Name
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Abbreviation
HoDlLevWindow
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

This parameter "HoDlLevWindow" is the size of the window used to
calculate the average value of downlink signal strength. This size is the
Description
number of samples used in averaging.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.


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None
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None
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5.9.1.7 Uplink quality (HoUlQualWindow)

Full Name
Uplink quality
Abbreviation
HoUlQualWindow
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

This parameter represents the window size used to calculate the
average value of the uplink signal quality. This size is the number of
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value
accurately.


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None
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5.9.1.8 Downlink quality (HoDlQualWindow)

Full Name
Downlink quality
Abbreviation
HoDlQualWindow
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

"HoDlQualWindow" is the size of the window used to calculate the
average value of downlink signal quality. This size is the number of
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.


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Full Name
Distance
Abbreviation
DistanceWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

This parameter represents the window size (number of sample values)
used to calculate the average value of the distance (actually the time
advance, TA) from the MS to BTS. This size is the number of samples
Description
used in averaging.
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.
Configuration of the value is in accordance with the general condition. If
the value is too small, it is difficult to select the adjacent cell as the target
cell. The larger the value is, it is more difficult to select the adjacent
cell as the target cell.
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Full Name
Neighboring cell
Abbreviation
NCellWindow
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

This parameter represents the window size used to calculate the the
average value of the adjacent cell signal strength. This size is the
Description
number of samples used in averaging.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.
Configuration of the value is in accordance with the general condition. If
the value is too small, it is difficult to select the adjacent cell as the target
cell. The larger the value is, it is more difficult to select the adjacent
cell as the target cell.
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5.9.2 Handover Level Parameters

5.9.2.1 Uplink receive level Threshold (HoUlLevThs)
Full Name
Uplink receive level Threshold
Abbreviation
HoUlLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

The parameter "HoUlLevThs" defines the related threshold, the
parameter "HoUlLevN" defines the related N value, and the parameter
"HoUlLevP" defines the related P value.If this handover condition is met,
Generally, the value of "HoUlLevThs" shall be less than the threshold for
Description
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Managed Object
Cell
0..63;
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
18
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.2 Uplink receive level Value N (HoUlLevN)

Full Name
Uplink receive level Value N
Abbreviation
HoUlLevN
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.3 Uplink receive level Value P (HoUlLevP)

Full Name
Uplink receive level Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

The parameter "HoDlLevThs" defines the related threshold, the
parameter "HoDlLevN" defines the related N value, and the parameter
"HoDlLevP" defines the related P value.
downlink power control (increase). That is, power control should be
performed first. If power control does not work, perform handover. This
parameter can be set to 15 by default (i.e. -96 dBm..-95 dBm), which
is 3 dB larger than the minimum access level value (RxLevAccessMin)
Description
of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63;
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
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Unit
None
Default Value
18
Default Value
accurately.

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlLevN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810
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Description
of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.6 Downlink receive level Value P ( HoDlLevP)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

the received average value. Downlink receiving intensity is one of the
Description
of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.7 Uplink receive quality Threshold (HoUlQualThs)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality Threshold
Abbreviation
HoUlQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

the received average value. The uplink receive quality is one of the
N average values of uplink signal quality, if P of the N values rise above
relevant threshold value, perform handover to improve the uplink signal
quality.
The parameter "HoUlQualThs" defines the related threshold, the
parameter "HoUlQualN" defines the related N value, and the parameter
"HoUlQualP" defines the related P value.
Generally, the value of "HoUlQualThs" shall be greater than the threshold
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
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Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.8 Uplink receive quality Value N (HoUlQualN)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality Value N
Abbreviation
HoUlQualN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

quality.
Description
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Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.9 Uplink receive quality Value P (HoUlQualP)

Full Name
Uplink receive quality Value P
Abbreviation
HoUlQualP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810
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quality.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.10 Downlink receive quality Threshold (HoDlQualThs )

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlQualThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

upon the received average value. Downlink receive quality is one of
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
accurately.

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlQualN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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Full Name
Abbreviation
HoDlQualP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
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accurately.

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5.9.2.13 Iplink receive level of intra-ho Threshold (IntraHoUlLevThs)

Full Name
Iplink receive level of intra-ho Threshold
Abbreviation
IntraHoUlLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

The parameter "IntraHoUlLevThs" defines the related threshold, the
Description
parameter "IntraHoUlLevN" defines the related N value, and the
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parameter "IntraHoUlLevP" defines the related P value. If this handover

condition is met, an internal handover is usually performed in the cell.
Usually, the value of "IntraHoUlLevThs" shall be more than the threshold
Managed Object
Cell
0..63;
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
35
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.14 Iplink receive level of intra-ho Value N (IntraHoUlLevN)

Full Name
Iplink receive level of intra-ho Value N
Abbreviation
IntraHoUlLevN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

parameter "IntraHoUlLevP" defines the related P value.If this handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.15 Iplink receive level of intra-ho Value P (IntraHoUlLevP)

Full Name
Iplink receive level of intra-ho Value P
Abbreviation
IntraHoUlLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

parameter "IntraHoUlLevP" defines the related P value.If this handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.16 Downlink receive level of intra-ho Threshold (IntraHoDlLevThs)

Full Name
Downlink receive level of intra-ho Threshold
Abbreviation
IntraHoDlLevThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

the received average value. The downlink co-frequency interference is
one of the causes for handover. The decision process is as follows: If
the downlink quality condition for handover is met and P out of N recent
downlink signal strength averages are more than the related threshold,
handover shall be performed, because the downlink co-frequency
interference is very strong.
The parameter "IntraHoDlLevThs" defines the related threshold, the
parameter "IntraHoDlLevN" defines the related N value, and the
parameter "IntraHoDlLevP" defines the related P value.If this handover
Description
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Cell
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0..63;
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm .. -109 dBm;
......
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
40
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.17 Downlink receive level of intra-ho Value N (IntraHoDlLevN)

Full Name
Downlink receive level of intra-ho Value N
Abbreviation
IntraHoDlLevN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

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parameter "IntraHoDlLevP" defines the related P value. If this handover
Usually, the value of "IntraHoDlLevThs" shall be less than (or equal to)
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.18 Downlink receive level of intra-ho Value P (IntraHoDlLevP)

Full Name
Downlink receive level of intra-ho Value P
Abbreviation
IntraHoDlLevP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

parameter "IntraHoDlLevP" defines the related P value. If this handover
Usually, the value of "IntraHoDlLevThs" shall be less than (or equal to)
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.19 Rapid handover Threshold (RapidHoThs)

Full Name
Rapid handover Threshold
Abbreviation
RapidHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
"RapidHoThs" is a signal strength threshold. If the measured signal
strength values of a call are consecutively lower than this threshold, it
meets the condition for rapid attenuation handover. Candidate cells are
special associated cells among the adjacent cells.
"RapidHoThs" can be set as 15 (that is, -96dBm ~ -95dBm) by default,
the same as the level threshold of ordinary handover. "RapidHoN" is a
counter value. That is, the minimum times that the measured values of
Description
the signal strength of the call are consecutively lower than the threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
0.0.62
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
15
Default Value
accurately.
threshold should not be too high. The MS will move to the area with high
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5.9.2.20 Rapid handover Value N (RapidHoN)

Full Name
Rapid handover Value N
Abbreviation
RapidHoN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
"RapidHoThs" is a signal strength threshold. If the measured signal
strength values of a call are consecutively lower than this threshold, it
meets the condition for rapid attenuation handover. Candidate cells are
special associated cells among the adjacent cells.
"RapidHoThs" can be set as 15 (that is, -96dBm ~ -95dBm) by default,
the same as the level threshold of ordinary handover. "RapidHoN" is a
counter value. That is, the minimum times that the measured values of
Description
the signal strength of the call are consecutively lower than the threshold.
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
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threshold should not be too high. The MS will move to the area with high
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5.9.2.21 Macro to micro handover Threshold (MacroMicroHoThs)

Full Name
Macro to micro handover Threshold
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

During macro-micro handover, some parameters shall be used. That
is, a signal strength threshold and a counter value. The macro-micro
handover threshold is a value of signal strength threshold. If the
measured signal strength of an adjacent micro cell is higher than
MacroMicroHoThs (threshold value) for certain times, the call can be
handed over to this adjacent cell.
In this way, the MS moving slowly can enter the lower layer adjacent
cell. The times can be determined by the MacroMicroHoN parameter in
each adjacent cell. The setting of the parameter "MacroMicroHoN" in
the cell is related to this cell size and the standard used in measuring the
Description
MS moving speed.
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Cell
0..63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110dBm..-109dBm;
...
62: -49 dBm .. -48 dBm;
63: >-48dBm
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
accurately.
The higher the threshold is, it is more likely to perform macro-micro
handover. The setting of the parameter "MacroMicroHoN" in the cell
is related to this cell size and the standard used in measuring the MS
moving speed.
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5.9.2.22 Macro to micro handover Value N (MacroMicroHoN)

Full Name
Macro to micro handover Value N
Abbreviation
MacroMicroHoN
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

During macro-micro handover, some parameters shall be used. That
is, a signal strength threshold and a counter value. The macro-micro
handover threshold is a value of signal strength threshold. If the
measured signal strength of an adjacent micro cell is higher than
MacroMicroHoThs (threshold value) for certain times, the call can be
handed over to this adjacent cell.
In this way, the MS moving slowly can enter the lower layer adjacent
cell. The times can be determined by the MacroMicroHoN parameter in
each adjacent cell. The setting of the parameter "MacroMicroHoN" in
the cell is related to this cell size and the standard used in measuring the
Description
MS moving speed.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.
The higher the threshold is, it is more likely to perform macro-micro
handover. The setting of the parameter "MacroMicroHoN" in the cell
is related to this cell size and the standard used in measuring the MS
moving speed.
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Full Name
Abbreviation
DistanceN
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
this parameter 3.
might be made.
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Abbreviation
DistanceP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..20
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
this parameter 2.
If the value is set low, it will be easy to meet the arbitration conditions
and handover will happen frequently.
If the value is set high, it will be difficult to meet the arbitration conditions
and handover will not happen frequently.
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5.9.2.25 PBGT handover Value N (PBGTHoN)

Full Name
PBGT handover Value N
Abbreviation
PBGTHoN
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

This parameter indicates the value N in PBGT handover. In PBGT handover, if there are P values of PBGT in N PBGT satisfying the handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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5.9.2.26 PBGT handover Value P (PBGTHoP)

Full Name
PBGT handover Value P
Abbreviation
PBGTHoP
3GPP Name
N1..N8, P1..P8
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 45.008 810

This parameter indicates the value N in PBGT handover. In PBGT handover, if there are P values of PBGT in N PBGT satisfying the handover
Description
Managed Object
Cell
1..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

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Full Name
Abbreviation
DistanceThs
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
perform handover. The handover is due to MS being out of the serving
Description
range of the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
Common cell: 0 ..0.63; Extended cell: 0..0.219
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
60
Default Value
When the TA reaches the maximum TA that the cell supports, handover
is initiated.
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After the distance handover algorithm is enabled, configuration of this

parameter is dependent upon the actual requirement. Generally, the
distance handover algorithm is seldom used, so it is recommended to

reserve the default value.
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5.9.3.2 MIN interval between inter-cell handover (HoMinInterval)

Full Name
MIN interval between inter-cell handover
Abbreviation
HoMinInterval
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
During PS handover, the system uses this parameter to restrict frequent
inter-cell handover, and guarantee the communication quality and
system performance, so as to prevent the MS from performing handover
to other cells soon after it handovers to the cell (usually, such a case
occurs at the boundary regions between two cells).
only affects the inter-cell handover, but not common intra-cell or inter-cell
concentric handover. In addition, micro-cell has its own handover policy,
so this parameter is only effective for macro-cell layer and its above layer.
For macro-cell, the default value can be 5; for micro-cell, the default
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Cell
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with CS services.
The value is to keep the MS from handover to the original cell. The
longer the time is, the longer is the handover to the original cell.
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5.9.3.3 Prior layer selecting parameter on signal level/quality (LayerPriority)

Full Name
Prior layer selecting parameter on signal level/quality
Abbreviation
LayerPriority
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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When the conditions of level/quality (signal level and signal quality)

handover are satisfied, three options are available to select and
sequence the candidate cells for a call:
First hand over to adjacent cells at the upper layer of the local cell, then
to those at the same layer, and finally to other adjacent cells;
Adjacent cells in the same layer of serving cell have the highest priority
for handover, then adjacent cells in the upper layer, and finally the other
adjacent cells.
All adjacent cells are treated in the same way.
This parameter determines to select one of the above three methods.
During handover control process, this parameter has higher priority than
normal adjacent cells.
Value range:
1 (UPPER_LAYER): adjacent cell at above layer first, same layer next,
2 (SAME_LAYER): adjacent cell at same layer first, above layer next,
Description
3 (ALL_LAYER): all adjacent cells are the same.
Managed Object
Cell
1..3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
accurately.

Generally, the adjacent cells at the same layer take priority.
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5.9.3.4 Handover to same layer other band neighbor cell for PBGT permitted
(PbgtHoLayer_0)
Full Name
Handover to same layer other band neighbor cell for PBGT permitted
Abbreviation
PbgtHoLayer_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
to the same layer adjacent cell with different frequency band.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Generally, PBGT handover is performed to the same layer or is
performed to the adjacent cell with no layer relationship.
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5.9.3.5 Handover to neighbor cell with no layer relation for PBGT permitted
(PbgtHoLayer_1)
Full Name
Handover to neighbor cell with no layer relation for PBGT permitted
Abbreviation
PbgtHoLayer_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
to adjacent cell with no layer relationship.
Managed Object
Cell
0No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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5.9.3.6 Handover to upper layer neighbor cell for PBGT permitted (PbgtHoLayer_2)
Full Name
Handover to upper layer neighbor cell for PBGT permitted
Abbreviation
PbgtHoLayer_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether the PBGT handover to the upper layer
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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5.9.3.7 Handover to under layer neighbor cell for PBGT permitted (PbgtHoLayer_3)
Full Name
Handover to under layer neighbor cell for PBGT permitted
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Abbreviation
PbgtHoLayer_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter describes whether the PBGT handover to the lower layer
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
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5.9.3.8 Synchronism (HoPatternInd_0)

Full Name
Synchronism
Abbreviation
HoPatternInd_0
3GPP Name
None
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None
synchronization handover is allowed in this cell.
If the time advance of the destination cell BSC obtained is equal to that of
Description
the original cell, synchronization handover to this cell can be performed.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
Synchronization handover is enabled for the cell which supports
intra-cell handover.
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5.9.3.9 Asynchronism (HoPatternInd_1)

Full Name
Asynchronism
Abbreviation
HoPatternInd_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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asynchronous handover is allowed in this cell.
If BSC is unable to obtain the time advance of the target cell,
Description
asynchronous handover can be only performed to this cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

Generally, asynchronous handover is enabled in the cell.
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5.9.3.10 Pre-synchronism (HoPatternInd_3)

Full Name
Pre-synchronism
Abbreviation
HoPatternInd_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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pre-synchronization handover is allowed in this cell.
If BSC knows the time advance of the destination cell, and considers the
time difference when it issues handover command, pre-synchronization
Description
handover can be performed
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Currently, this function is not supported and is disabled.
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5.9.4.1 Allow intra-cell handover attempt due to uplink interference (HoControl_1)
Full Name
Allow intra-cell handover attempt due to uplink interference
Abbreviation
HoControl_1
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to allow intra-cell handover due to
Description
It is the 1st bit of the HoControl field in DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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5.9.4.2 Allow intra-cell handover attempt due to downlink interference (HoControl_2)

Full Name
Allow intra-cell handover attempt due to downlink interference
Abbreviation
HoControl_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates whether to allow intra-cell handover due to

downlink interference.
Description
It is the 2nd bit of the HoControl field in DWORD type.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
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5.9.4.3 Allow standard PBGT handover (HoControl_4)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates whether to allow standard PBGTPS handover.
Managed Object
Cell
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1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
PBGT handover is common in the ordinary network and the handover
effect is good. The function is enabled by default.
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5.9.4.4 Allow handover due to distance (HoControl_3)

Full Name
Abbreviation
HoControl_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines whether to allow PS handover due to distance.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
This handover should not be enabled in normal network.
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5.9.4.5 Allow automatic handover based on traffic (HoControl_5)

Full Name
Allow automatic handover based on traffic
Abbreviation
HoControl_5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether to allow automatic handover based
on traffic.
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0: No;
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

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5.9.4.6 Enable rapid handover (HoControl_6)

Full Name
Enable rapid handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines whether to allow rapid handover.
Managed Object
Cell
Value Range and

Step
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
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None
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No
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5.9.4.7 Enable macro to micro handover (HoControl_7)

Full Name
Enable macro to micro handover
Abbreviation
HoControl_7
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines whether to allow Macro-Micro delay handover.
Managed Object
Cell
Value Range and

Step
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
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No
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5.9.5.1 Enable queue in handover (QueInHo)
Full Name
Enable queue in handover
Abbreviation
QueInHo
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether it is allowed to queue up to wait for
Description
channels during handover.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Many target cells are available for handover and the interval of handover
attempts is short, so it is recommended not to enable the default value.
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If this function is enabled, it helps alleviate channel congestion under
the busy traffic scenario.
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5.9.5.2 Enable queue in handver preemption in handover (PreeptInHo)

Full Name
Enable queue in handver preemption in handover
Abbreviation
PreeptInHo
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether it is allowed to preempt the channel
Description
occupied by the low-priority user.
Managed Object
Cell
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
Cell
Default Value
No
Default Value
Preemption brings an impact on the low-priority user. Usually, the default
value can be disabled.
The value can be enabled if you wish the high-priority user to obtain
channels easily during handover, the function can be enabled.
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5.9.5.3 Penalty time for handover failure (HoFailPenalTime)

Full Name
Penalty time for handover failure
Abbreviation
HoFailPenalTime
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the penalty time for the target cell if the MS fails
to handover to the target cell. During the penalty time, the priority of inter-cell handover within BSC is reduced. This parameter determines the
Description
penalty duration.
Managed Object
Cell
1..255
Step: 1
Unit
The period for the BSC to receive or pre-process a measurement report
Default Value
Default Value
7 measurement report periods ensure that the MS can select to a better
cell.
The longer the time is set, the longer is the penalty on the cell, the longer
is the failure of handover to the cell.
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5.9.5.4 Layer control value for handover on traffic (TrafficHoLayrCtl)

Full Name
Layer control value for handover on traffic
Abbreviation
TrafficHoLayrCtl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This is a layer selecting parameter on traffic handover. This parameter,
together with frequency control value for handover on traffic, decides the
adjacent cells frequency band and layer selected during traffic handover.
When traffic handover condition is satisfied, as for the layer relation, four
choices are available for call selection and candidate cell arrangement.
This parameter decides which choice shall be selected. When
traffic-based handover control is implemented in traffic process, this
parameter takes priority over that of adjacent cells.
0: N, Not defined;
1: SAME, Adjacent cell and this cell are in the same layer;
2: UPPER, Adjacent cell is the upper layer of this cell;
Description
3: LOWER, Adjacent cell is the lower layer of this cell;
Managed Object
Cell
0: N, Not defined;
1: SAME, Adjacent cell and this cell are in the same layer;
2: UPPER, Adjacent cell is the upper layer of this cell;
3: LOWER, Adjacent cell is the lower layer of this cell;
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Default Value
Default Value
Usually, handover is performed to the cell in the same layer. Traffic

handover can be performed to the cell in the different layer as needed.
Handover is performed to the cell in the same layer by default.
Usually, handover is performed to the cell in the same layer. Traffic
handover can be performed to the cell in the different layer as needed.
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5.9.5.5 Frequency control value for handover on traffic (TrafficHoFreqCtl)

Full Name
Frequency control value for handover on traffic
Abbreviation
TrafficHoFreqCtl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter defines the control value of layer for traffic handover, i.e.
which frequency band shall be handed over to.
Basic GSM900 frequency band P-GSM (ARFCN = 1..124)
Extended GSM900 frequency band E-GSM (ARFCN = 0..124,
975..1023)
DCS1800 frequency band DCS1800 (ARFCN = 512..885)
PCS1900 frequency band PCS1900 (ARFCN = 512..810)
Description
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Cell
0: GSM900
1: EXT900
2: DCS1800
4: PCS1900
7: GSM850
Unit
None
Default Value
GSM900
Default Value
Setting of the default value is dependant on the actual circumstances.

Setting of the value is dependant on the actual circumstances.
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5.9.5.6 Threshold of traffic for handover (TrafficThs)

Full Name
Threshold of traffic for handover
Abbreviation
TrafficThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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If PDCH occupation rate of a cell is greater than this parameter value

(number of occupied PDCH channels / number of total PDCH channels,
not including the blocked idle channels), it indicates the cell is too busy,
Description
and traffic handover is triggered for the cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
The traffic threshold of the cell cannot be too high, so as to prevent
congestion in the cell.
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5.9.6 Handover Arithmetic Parameters

5.9.6.1 Traffic handover threshold (TrafficLevThs)
Full Name
Traffic handover threshold
Abbreviation
TrafficLevThs
3GPP Name
Internal
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None
This parameter is used for traffic handover during PS services. If the adjacent cell' s level is higher than this threshold (that is, RxLevelNcell-DwlinkLevel>=TrafficLevThs), and the adjacent cell's level satisfies its minimum
Description
access level, handover can be performed to the adjacent cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..48
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
24
Default Value
If the target cell's level is not lower than the serving cell, traffic handover
can be performed to balance traffic. If this threshold is too high, it is
difficult to select a user for outgoing handover.
When the outgoing handover is prefered to be performed on the cell
with large traffic, the value should be adjusted as small. Otherwise,

the value should be adjusted as large. This threshold must be less

than the PBGT threshold in reverse direction. Otherwise, it may result
in toggle handover.
For the scenario with dense traffic, the value can be reduced properly.
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5.9.6.2 Level offset during penalty (PenaltyLevOffset)

Full Name
Level offset during penalty
Abbreviation
PenaltyLevOffset
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
When the MS is performing PS services, if the target cell is in the penalty
for handover failure, an offset is made on the downlink level of the target
Description
cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
15
Default Value
Generally, the cell in penalty can be no longer ordered in the front of the
handover list if other adjacent cells with good signal are available.
If many adjacent cells to which handover can be performed are available,
the value should be large. Otherwise, the value should be small.
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5.9.6.3 Uplink interference quality offset (QOffSetUl)

Full Name
Uplink interference quality offset

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Abbreviation
QOffSetUl
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Value range 0..6 indicates the quality offset range is -3..3.
The MS is tuned to the predefined interference area due to the uplink
quality is poor and level is high when the MS performs PS services.
If AvRxQualUL(s)<InterfFQSS(s), uplink interference handover can be
performed.
Where, AvRxQualUL(s) is the average bit error rate (MEAN_BEP),
InterfFQSS(s) is the bit error rate threshold calculated by the average
uplink level AvRxLevUL(s). The calculation formula is as follows:
InterfFQSS(s)=0 if AvRxLevUL(s)<XOffset+20
=YOffset+9 if XOffset+20<=AvRxLevUL(s)<XOffset+30
=YOffset+5 if XOffset+40<=AvRxLevUL(s)
XOffset and YOffset respectively represent the uplink interference level
Description
offset and quality offset specified by cell paramters.
Managed Object
Cell
0..6
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Setting of the default value is in accordance with the general radio
environment.

The larger the value is, the lower is the quality tolerability under the
corresponding level, and it is easier to initiate quality handover which
should be adjusted in accordance with the actual network situation.
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5.9.6.4 Uplink interference level offset (SOffSetUl)

Full Name
Uplink interference level offset
Abbreviation
SOffSetUl
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Value range 0..20 indicates the quality offset range is -10..10 dB.
If AvRxQualUL(s) < InterfFQSS(s), uplink interference handover can be
performed.
Where, AvRxQualUL(s) is the average bit error rate (MEAN_BEP),
InterfFQSS(s) is the bit error rate threshold calculated by the average
uplink level AvRxLevUL(s). The calculation formula is as follows:
InterfFQSS(s)=0 if AvRxLevUL(s) <XOffset +20
=YOffset+9 if XOffset+20 <= AvRxLevUL(s) <XOffset +30
=YOffset+9 if XOffset+20 <= AvRxLevUL(s) <XOffset +30
=YOffset+5 if XOffset+40 <= AvRxLevUL(s)
XOffset and YOffset respectively represent the uplink interference level
Description
offset and quality offset specified by cell paramters.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
15
Default Value
environment.

The larger the value is, the lower the requirement on quality handover is,
and it is easier to initiate quality handover which should be adjusted in
accordance with the actual network situation.
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5.9.6.5 Downlink interference quality offset (QOffSetDl)

Full Name
Downlink interference quality offset
Abbreviation
QOffSetDl
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Value range 0..6 indicates the quality offset range is -3..3.
If AvRxQualUL(s)<InterfFQSS(s), downlink interference handover can
be performed.
Where, AvRxQualUL(s) is the average downlink bit error rate
(MEAN_BEP), InterfFQSS(s) is the bit error rate threshold calculated by
the average downlink level AvRxLevUL(s). The calculation formula is
as follows:
InterfFQSS(s)=0 if AvRxLevUL(s)<XOffset+20
=YOffset+7 if XOffset+30<=AvRxLevDL(s)<XOffset+40
=YOffset+5 if XOffset+40<=AvRxLevUL(s)
XOffset and YOffset respectively represent the downlink interference
Description
level offset and quality offset specified by cell paramters.
Managed Object
Cell
0..6
Step: 1
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
environment.

The larger the value is, the lower is the quality tolerability under the
corresponding level, and it is easier to initiate quality handover which
should be adjusted in accordance with the actual network situation.
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5.9.6.6 Downlink interference level offset (SOffSetDl)

Full Name
Downlink interference level offset
Abbreviation
SOffSetDl
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
Value range 0..20 indicates the quality offset range is -10..10 dB.
If AvRxQualUL(s)<InterfFQSS(s), downlink interference handover can
be performed.
Where, AvRxQualUL(s) is the average downlink bit error rate
(MEAN_BEP), InterfFQSS(s) is the bit error rate threshold calculated by
the average downlink level AvRxLevUL(s). The calculation formula is
Description
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InterfFQSS(s) = 0 if AvRxLevUL(s) <XOffset +20

= YOffset +9 if XOffset+20 <= AvRxLevUL(s) <XOffset +30
= YOffset +7 if XOffset+30 <= AvRxLevDL(s) <XOffset +40
= YOffset +5 if XOffset+40 <= AvRxLevUL(s)
XOffset and YOffset respectively represent the downlink interference
level offset and quality offset specified by cell paramters.
Managed Object
Cell
0..20
Step: 1
Unit
dB
Default Value
10
Default Value
environment.

The larger the value is, the lower the requirement on quality handover is,
and it is easier to initiate quality handover which should be adjusted in
accordance with the actual network situation.
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5.9.6.7 Invalid intra-handover time (TMaxiHo)

Full Name
Invalid intra-handover time
Abbreviation
TMaxiHo
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3GPP Reference
None
PSWhen the MS performs PS services, the timer TMaxIHo starts after
the MS performs interference handover in the cell for the first time. If handover occurs again before the counter ecxpires, the previous handover
is considered to have no influence on interference, the counter HoCount
increases by 1 and the counter TMaxIHo restarts. If handover occurs after the counter expires, the previous handover is considered valid, clear
the counter IHoCount to 0 and restart the counter TMaxIHo.If the counter
reaches MaxIHo, it indicates that no more attempt is needed, and the in-
Description
ter-cell handover shoudl be performed.
Managed Object
Cell
1..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
If the handover occurs continuously within 3 seconds, it is considered
as too frequent.
If the default value is set as too small, the invalid handover is easily to
be judged as valid handover.
If the value is set as too large, the valid handover is easily to be judged
as invalid handover.
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5.9.6.8 MAX count of invalid intra-handover (MaxiHo)

Full Name
MAX count of invalid intra-handover
Abbreviation
MaxiHo
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
PSWhen the MS performs PS services, the timer TMaxIHo starts after
the MS performs interference handover in the cell for the first time. If
handover occurs again before the counter expires, the previous handover
is considered to have no influence on interference, the counter HoCount
increases by 1 and the counter TMaxIHo restarts. If handover occurs after
the counter expires, the previous handover is considered valid, clear the
counter IHoCount to 0 and restart the counter TMaxIHo. If the counter
reaches MaxIHo, it indicates that no more attempt is needed, and the
Description
inter-cell handover should be performed.
Managed Object
Cell
1..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Usually, if the handover occurs three times continuously, it is considered
as too frequent.
If the value is too small, the handover is easily to be judged as invalid
and the MS is performed on penalty, which is likely to cause call drop.
If the value is too large, the handover is difficult to be judged as invalid

interference handover and the number of invalid handover increases.
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5.10 LTE Cell Control Parameters

5.10.1 Site Id (SiteId)
Full Name
Site Id
Abbreviation
SiteId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the site ID of the source cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
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Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the ID of the source cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..255
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
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5.10.3 EUTRAN BTS ID (LTEBTSID)

Full Name
EUTRAN BTS ID
Abbreviation
LTEBTSID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the LTE control ID of a cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..24
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
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5.10.4 QSearchC (QSearchC)

Full Name
QSearchC
Abbreviation
QSearchC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
RxLevel Threshold for Measure E-UTRAN Neighbour Cell In Dedicated
Description
Mode
Managed Object
CELL
0-15
0: below - 98dBm
1: below - 94dBm
2: below - 90dBm
3: below -86dBm
4: below -82dBm
5: below -78dBm
6: below -74dBm
7: always
8: above - 78dBm
9: above -74dBm
10: above -70dBm
11: above -66dBm
12: above -62dBm
13: above -58dBm
14: above -54dBm
15: never
Unit
dBm
Default Value
Default Value
In the special state, the UTRAN cell level is always measured.

Set this parameter as required by the actual conditions.
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5.10.5 Initial parameter used before UE receiving qsearch_c

(QSearchCInit)
Full Name
Initial parameter used before UE receiving qsearch_c
Abbreviation
QSearchCInit
3GPP Name
Qsearch_C_E-UTRAN_Initial
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter indicates the parameter used before the QSearchC parameter is acquired. If the value of this parameter ranges from 0 to 7,
the system searches EUTRAN adjacent cells when the signal strength is
lower than that corresponding to the value. If the value of this parameter
ranges from 8 to 15, the system searches EUTRAN cells when the UE
Description
signal strength is higher than that corresponding to the value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
0..7: Field strength L= -98+n*4 dbm
7, : always
8..14: Field strength L= -78+4*(n-8)dbm
15, : never
Unit
dbm
Default Value
Default Value
None
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5.10.6 Class of reported quantities of E-UTRAN adjacent cells

(RepQuant)
Full Name
Class of reported quantities of E-UTRAN adjacent cells
Abbreviation
RepQuant
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_REP_QUANT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the type of LTE adjacent cells reported in the
Description
measurement report.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1
0 = RSRP, 1 = RSRQ
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
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5.10.7 Max number of E-UTRAN adjacent cells in measurement

report (MulRatRrpt)
Full Name
Max number of E-UTRAN adjacent cells in measurement report
Abbreviation
MulRatRrpt
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_MULTIRAT_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the maximum number of LTE adjacent cells
(GPRS) supported in the measurement report or the list of cells with the
Description
strongest signal strength.
Managed Object
Cell
0..3
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
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5.10.8 FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in

6-bit (FDDRptthresh)
Full Name
FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in 6-bit
Abbreviation
FDDRptthresh
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_FDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the threshold for reporting RSRP or RSRQ
(specified in RepQuant) measurement reports when the type of FDD mea-
Description
surement report is 6-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
0: 6
1: 12
...
6: 36
7: (never)
0: always
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
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5.10.9 FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in

6-bit reporting (FDDRptthresh2)
Full Name
FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in 6-bit reporting
Abbreviation
FDDRptthresh2
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_FDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD_2
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

(not specified in RepQuant) measurement reports when the type of FDD
Description
measurement report is 6-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
0(disable)
Default Value
None
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5.10.10 FDDRptOffset6bit (FDDRptOffset6bit)

Full Name
FDDRptOffset6bit
Abbreviation
FDDRptOffset6bit
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
offset to the reported value when prioritising the FDD E-UTRAN cells for
Description
6bit reporting
Managed Object
CELL
0..7,means
0, 6, ... , 42dB.
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
The Offset is normally not necessary.

Set this parameter according to the MR type and mode.
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5.10.11 FDDRptOffset3bit (FDDRptOffset3bit)

Full Name
FDDRptOffset3bit
Abbreviation
FDDRptOffset3bit
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
3bit reporting
Managed Object
CELL
0..7,means
0, 6, ... , 42dB.
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value

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None
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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5.10.12 TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in

6-bit reporting (TDDRptthresh)
Full Name
TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in 6-bit reporting
Abbreviation
TDDRptthresh
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_TDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

(not specified in RepQuant) measurement reports when the type of TDD
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
0: 6
1: 12
...
6: 36
7: (never)
0: always
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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NO
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5.10.13 TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in

6-bit reporting (TDDRptthresh2)
Full Name
TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in 6-bit reporting
Abbreviation
TDDRptthresh2
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_TDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD_2
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
0(disable)
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.14 TDDRptOffset6bit (TDDRptOffset6bit)

Full Name
TDDRptOffset6bit
Abbreviation
TDDRptOffset6bit
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
offset to the reported value when prioritising the TDD E-UTRAN cells for
Description
6bit reporting
Managed Object
CELL
0..7,means
0, 6, ... , 42dB.
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.15 TDDRptOffset3bit (TDDRptOffset3bit)

Full Name
TDDRptOffset3bit
Abbreviation
TDDRptOffset3bit
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
3bit reporting
Managed Object
CELL
0..7,means
0, 6, ... , 42dB.
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.16 FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in

3-bit reporting (FDDMeasRptOffset)
Full Name
FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in 3-bit reporting
Abbreviation
FDDMeasRptOffset
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_FDD_MEASUREMENT_REPORT_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the calculated mapping value of RSRP or
RSRQ (specified in RepQuant) parameters when the type of FDD mea-
Description
surement report is 3-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
For RSRP the mapping is as follows:
0 = -140 dBm, 1 = -139 dBm, 2 = -138 dBm, ..., 62 = -78 dBm, 63 =
-77 dBm.
For RSRQ the mapping is as follows:
0 = -19.5 dB, 1 = -19 dB, 2 = -18.5 dB, ..., 29 = -4 dB, 30 = -3.5 dB.
Unit
dBm/dB
Default Value
Default Value
It is required to configure this parameter according to the protocol.
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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5.10.17 FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in

3-bit reporting (FDDMeasRptthresh2)
Full Name
FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in 3-bit reporting
Abbreviation
FDDMeasRptthresh2
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

(not specified in RepQuant) measurement reports when the type of FDD
Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
0(disable)
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.18 TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in

3-bit reporting (TDDMeasRptOffset)
Full Name
TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ in 3-bit reporting
Abbreviation
TDDMeasRptOffset
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_TDD_MEASUREMENT_REPORT_OFFSET
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the offset value in RSRP or RSRQ (specified
in RepQuant) measurement reports when the type of TDD measurement
Description
report is 3-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
For RSRP the mapping is as follows:
0 = -140 dBm, 1 = -139 dBm, 2 = -138 dBm, ..., 62 = -78 dBm, 63 =
-77 dBm.
For RSRQ the mapping is as follows:
0 = -19.5 dB, 1 = -19 dB, 2 = -18.5 dB, ..., 29 = -4 dB, 30 = -3.5 dB.
Unit
dBm/dB
Default Value
Default Value
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
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None
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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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5.10.19 TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in

3-bit reporting (TDDMeasRptthresh2)
Full Name
TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP in 3-bit reporting
Abbreviation
TDDMeasRptthresh2
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

Description
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
0(disable)
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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5.10.20 Measurement report threshold offset of RSRQ or RSRP in

3-bit reporting (RptGranularity)
Full Name
Measurement report threshold offset of RSRQ or RSRP in 3-bit reporting
Abbreviation
RptGranularity
3GPP Name
REPORTING_GRANULARITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the offset value in RSRP or RSRQ measure-
Description
ment reports when the type of measurement report is 3-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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None
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None
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5.10.21 Measurement threshold of UE performing GPRS E-UTRAN

Cell (QsearchP_PS)
Full Name
Measurement threshold of UE performing GPRS E-UTRAN Cell
Abbreviation
QsearchP_PS
3GPP Name
Qsearch_P_E-UTRAN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the threshold used when the UE starts measurement on reselection of a GPRS LTE cell. If the value of this parameter
ranges from 0 to 7, the system searches EUTRAN adjacent cells when the
signal strength is lower than that corresponding to the value. If the value
of this parameter ranges from 8 to 15, the system searches EUTRAN
cells when the UE signal strength is higher than that corresponding to the
Description
value.
Managed Object
Cell
0..15
0.7: Field strength L= -98+n*4 dbm
7, : always
8..14: Field strength L= -78+4*(n-8)dbm
15, : never
Unit
dbm
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.22 GPRS max number of E-UTRAN adjacent cells in

measurement report (MulRatRpt_PS)
Full Name
GPRS max number of E-UTRAN adjacent cells in measurement report
Abbreviation
MulRatRpt_PS
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_REP_QUANT
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the maximum number of GPRS LTE adjacent cells supported in the measurement report or the list of cells with
Description
the strongest signal strength.
Managed Object
Cell
0..3
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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None
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5.10.23 GPRS class of reported quantities of E-UTRAN adjacent

cells (RepQuant_PS)
Full Name
GPRS class of reported quantities of E-UTRAN adjacent cells
Abbreviation
RepQuant_PS
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_MULTIRAT_REPORTING
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the type of GPRS LTE adjacent cells in the
Description
measurement report.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1
0 = RSRP, 1 = RSRQ
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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5.10.24 GPRS FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or

RSRQ (FDDRptThresh_PS)
Full Name
GPRS FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ
Abbreviation
FDDRptThresh_PS
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_FDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

This parameter determines the threshold for reporting GPRS RSRP or
RSRQ (specified in RepQuant) measurement reports when the type of
Description
FDD measurement report is 6-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
0: 6
1: 12
...
6: 36
7: (never)
0: always
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.25 GPRS FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or

RSRP (FDDRptThresh2_PS)
Full Name
GPRS FDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP
Abbreviation
FDDRptThresh2_PS
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

RSRQ (not specified in RepQuant) measurement reports when the type
Description
of FDD measurement report is 6-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
0(disable)
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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5.10.26 FDDRptOffset_PS (FDDRptOffset_PS)

Full Name
FDDRptOffset_PS
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Abbreviation
FDDRptOffset_PS
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
PS
Managed Object
CELL
0..7,means
0, 6, ... , 42dB.
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.27 GPRS TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or

RSRQ (TDDRptThresh_PS)
Full Name
GPRS TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRP or RSRQ
Abbreviation
TDDRptThresh_PS
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_TDD_REPORTING_THRESHOLD
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3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

Description
of TDD measurement report is 6-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
0: 6
1: 12
...
6: 36
7: (never)
0: always
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.28 GPRS TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or

RSRP (TDDRptThresh2_PS)
Full Name
GPRS TDD Measurement report threshold of RSRQ or RSRP

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Abbreviation
TDDRptThresh2_PS
3GPP Name
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0

Description
of TDD measurement report is 6-bit.
Managed Object
Cell
0..63
Unit
None
Default Value
0(disable)
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.29 TDDRptOffset_PS (TDDRptOffset_PS)

Full Name
TDDRptOffset_PS
Abbreviation
TDDRptOffset_PS
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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PS
Managed Object
CELL
0..7,means
0, 6, ... , 42dB.
Unit
dB
Default Value
Default Value

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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5.10.30 WindowEutran (WindowEutran)

Full Name
WindowEutran
Abbreviation
WindowEutran
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Sliding window size for calculating average value of E-Utran Neighbour
Description
Cell
Managed Object
CELL
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1..20
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The protocol specified the default value.

The greater the parameter value, the longer the measurement time.
Change Mode
Offline
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
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5.11 LTE Cell Reselection Parameters

Full Name
User label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
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Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Cell ID->LTE Cell

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.2 SITE ID (SITEID)

Full Name
SITE ID
Abbreviation
SITEID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the ID of this BTS, which cannot be modified.
Description
It is the same as the ID of an SDR management NE.
Managed Object
Site
1..1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.3 BTS ID (BTSID)

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BTSID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the ID of this cell, which cannot be modified.
Description
It is the same as the ID of SDR sector.
Managed Object
Cell
1..24
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
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B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
according to the real number
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.4 LTE Cell reselect Identification (LTERSID)

Full Name
LTE Cell reselect Identification
Abbreviation
LTERSID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the reselection ID of an LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..64
Unit
None
Default Value
None
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Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.5 The priority of E-UTRAN cells (ArfcnLTEPrio)

Full Name
The priority of E-UTRAN cells
Abbreviation
ArfcnLTEPrio
3GPP Name
E-UTRAN_PRIORITY
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the priority of an EUTRAN cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
0: lowest;
7: highest
Unit
None
Default Value
equal to EUtranDefaultPrio
Default Value
None
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configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.6 CCN mode support (CCNSUPPORT)

Full Name
CCN mode support
Abbreviation
CCNSUPPORT
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines whether this cell supports the CNN function.
Managed Object
Cell
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.7 The re-selecting flag of LTE Ncell (NCelBlackListInd)

Full Name
The re-selecting flag of LTE Ncell
Abbreviation
NCelBlackListInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether an MS can be reselected to this ad-
Description
jacent cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0: allowed to re-select
1: not allowed ot re-select
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.8 MCC (MCC)

Full Name
MCC
Abbreviation
MCC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The Mobile Country Code (MCC) consists of three decimal digits. It
uniquely identifies the country to which a mobile subscriber (or system)
Description
belongs.
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.9 MNC (MNC)

Full Name
MNC
Abbreviation
MNC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
on MCC).
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
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None
5.11.10 LTE CELL Identification (ENBID)

Full Name
Abbreviation
ENBID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the ID of an LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
when ENBInd = 0, the range is 0~1048575
when ENBInd = 1, the range is 0~0xFFFFFFF
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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5.11.11 LTE CELL TYPE (CellTypeLTE)

Full Name
LTE CELL TYPE
Abbreviation
CellTypeLTE
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the type of an LTE cell, including FDD and
Description
TDD.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1
0: FDD
1: TDD
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.12 Tracking area code (TAC)

Full Name
Tracking area code

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Abbreviation
TAC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the ID of a trace cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.13 Physical layer cell identity of LTE CELL (PCID)

Full Name
Physical layer cell identity of LTE CELL
Abbreviation
PCID
3GPP Name
PCID
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the physical ID of an LTE cell.
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Managed Object
Cell
0..503
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.14 The attribute of LTE NodeB (ENBInd)

Full Name
The attribute of LTE NodeB
Abbreviation
ENBInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter determines the attribute of an LTE NodeB.
Managed Object
Cell
0..1
0: Macro eNB
1: Home eNB
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.15 Specified EARFCN of E-UTRAN cells (ArfcnLTE)

Full Name
Specified EARFCN of E-UTRAN cells
Abbreviation
ArfcnLTE
3GPP Name
EARFCN
3GPP Reference
3GPP TS 44018 V8.9.0
Description
This parameter determines the frequency of an adjacent LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..65535
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
configuration.
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Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.16 the minimum value of the channel bandwidth

(MeasureBandwidth)
Full Name
the minimum value of the channel bandwidth
Abbreviation
MeasureBandwidth
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the minimum bandwidth for the channel of an
Description
adjacent LTE cell.
Managed Object
Cell
0..7
0: NRB = 6
1: NRB = 15
2: NRB = 25
3: NRB = 50
4: NRB = 75
5: NRB = 100
6-7: reserved
Unit
None
Default Value
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Default Value
None
configuration.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.11.17 Related Cell DN (RelationDN)

Full Name
Related Cell DN
Abbreviation
RelationDN
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
A user can click <Select> to select a cell or an external cell on the displayed interface. Then, select the <mutual configuration> check box to
Description
mutually configure it as a reselection and handover cell.
Managed Object
Cell
None
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
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It is a fixed value and thus requires no modification.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Reselection
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.12 VPC Cell Parameters

Full Name
User label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Cell
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None

None
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Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.12.2 Site identifier (SiteId)

Full Name
Site identifier
Abbreviation
SiteId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the station ID of the cell to which a VPC cell
Description
belongs.
Managed Object
Cell
1..1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

The cell represented by SiteId or BtsId should exist in the R_BTS table.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
BTS ID
Abbreviation
BtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the intra-station ID of the cell to which a VPC
Description
cell belongs.
Managed Object
Cell
1..24
OB06: 3
BS20: 3
BS21: 3
BS21V20: 3
BS30: 3
BS30V12: 3
B8112: 6
M8202: 6
M8206: 6
B8018: 6
S8001: 1
SDR: 24
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
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The cell represented by SiteId or BtsId should exist in the R_BTS table.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.12.4 Vpc Identity (VpcId)

Full Name
Vpc Identity
Abbreviation
VpcId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the ID of a VPC cell. It is used to distinguish
Description
multiple VPC cells that belong to a same cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..128
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
None
The cell represented by VpcSiteId or VpcBtsId should exist in the R_BTS
table.
The IDs for the VPC cells (VpcSiteId or VpcBtsId) in a same cell cannot
be repeated.
Change Mode
Offline
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.12.5 Vpc Site Identity (VpcSiteId)

Full Name
Vpc Site Identity
Abbreviation
VpcSiteId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the station ID of a VPC cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..1536
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
table.
be repeated.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.12.6 Vpc Bts Identity (VpcBtsId)

Full Name
Vpc Bts Identity
Abbreviation
VpcBtsId
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates the intra-station ID of a VPC cell.
Managed Object
Cell
1..108
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
table.
be repeated.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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Negotiation With CN
OMC Access Path
NO
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.13 Site Parameters

5.13.1 Inter subcell handover permitted (SUBCELLHO)
Full Name
Inter subcell handover permitted
Abbreviation
SUBCELLHO
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates which inter-subcell handover mode is supported.
Three handover modes are optional. Mode 1: If the MS is in subcell 2
of the source cell before the handover, it is handed over to subcell 2 of
the target cell in preference. If the MS is in subcell 1 of the source cell
before the handover, it can only be handed over to subcell 1 of the target
cell. Mode 2: No matter which subcell the MS is camped on before the
handover, it can only be handed over to subcell 1 of the target cell. Mode
3: Whether the MS can be directly handed over to subcell 2 depends on
the level measurement of the target cell. If the path loss of the target cell
is less than PathLossMin configured for the target cell, the MS is handed
over to subcell 2 in preference. Or else, the MS can only be handed over
Description
to subcell 1 of the target cell.
Managed Object
Site
Yes, No, Depend on radio measurement
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
In most cases, subcells of the same site have almost the same coverage
radius. The MS can be directly handed over between these subcells.
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Set the parameter value to "Yes" when the subcells of the site have
similar coverage radius to allow the handover from subcell 2 of the
source cell to subcell 2 of the target cell. If the coverage radius of
the target subcell 2 is greatly different from that of the source subcell
2, especially in the case of SDR multi-antenna transmission, set the
parameter to "Depend on radio measurement". When the coverage

radius of the cell is large, the handover condition must fulfill the criteria
of TA. In this case, the radio measurement mode is improper because
TA of the target cell cannot be measured during inter-cell handover.
Set the parameter to "No" to limit the handover to subcell 1 of the target
cell if the previous two modes are inappropriate, or these two modes
cause poor performance such as low handover success rate and high
call drop rate.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.13.2 Baseband resource share support (BaseBandShare)

Full Name
Baseband resource share support
Abbreviation
BaseBandShare
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is a site level switch for sharing of baseband resources.
Managed Object
Site
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1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
This parameter is a feature switch. By default, this switch is turned off.
This switch can be enabled for tidal traffic as required by telecom
operators.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-03-04-005 Baseband Resource Dynamic Sharing
Related Parameters
[BSC]BaseBandShare
Relationship
Site and BSC level switch
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Basic Property
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.13.3 Traffic threshold for baseband allocation (BBURequestTR

AThs)
Full Name
Traffic threshold for baseband allocation
Abbreviation
BBURequestTRAThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is the traffic threshold for allocating baseband resources.
When the traffic in a cell is higher than the threshold, the BSC selects
Description
appropriate TRXs and allocates more baseband resources to the cell.
Managed Object
Site
0..100
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Unit
Default Value
70
Default Value
The TRX selection and baseband resource allocation is initiated when
the traffic in a cell is heavy.

If this threshold is set to a too high value, baseband resource allocation
is delayed in the case of heavy traffic and traffic congestion may occur in
the cell. If this threshold is set to a too low value, too many baseband
resources are occupied by the cell when the cell is idle.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Site]BBUReleaseTRAThs
Relationship
BBURequestTRAThs > BBUReleaseTRAThs
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->Site Config->Site ID->Baseband sharing

configuration
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.13.4 Traffic threshold for baseband release (BBUReleaseTRAThs)

Full Name
Traffic threshold for baseband release
Abbreviation
BBUReleaseTRAThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is the traffic threshold for releasing baseband resources.
When the traffic in a cell is lower than the threshold, the BSC selects
Description
appropriate TRXs and releases baseband resources from the cell.
Managed Object
Site
0..100
Unit
%
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Default Value
Default Value

0
The traffic threshold 0 indicates that no baseband resource is released
even when the cell is idle. The purpose of setting the threshold to 0 is to
ensure that there are available baseband resources in the cell.
If this threshold is set to a too high value, baseband resources are
released when the cell is still busy. If this threshold is set to a too low
value, no baseband resource is released when the cell is idle.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Site]BBURequestTRAThs
Relationship
BBURequestTRAThs > BBUReleaseTRAThs
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

configuration
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.13.5 Channel busy threshold for urgent allocate baseband

(BBUOVERThs)
Full Name
Channel busy threshold for urgent allocate baseband
Abbreviation
BBUOVERThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is the radio channel occupation rate threshold for emergency baseband resource allocation. When the radio channel occupation rate in a cell increases and becomes higher than the threshold due to
sudden increase in traffic, the BSC selects appropriate TRXs and allocate
Description
more baseband resources to the cell.
Managed Object
Site
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0..100
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
The BSC selects appropriate TRXs and allocates baseband resources
immediately when the channel occupation rate is high in a cell.

If this threshold is set to a too high value, baseband resource allocation
is delayed in the case of heavy traffic and traffic congestion may occur in
the cell. If this threshold is set to a too low value, too many baseband
resources are occupied by the cell when the cell is idle.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Site]BBULOWERThs
Relationship
BBUOVERThs > BBULOWERThs
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

configuration
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
5.13.6 Channel busy threshold for urgent release baseband

(BBULOWERThs)
Full Name
Channel busy threshold for urgent release baseband
Abbreviation
BBULOWERThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is the radio channel occupation rate threshold for releasing baseband resource allocation. When the baseband resource allocation request of a cell fails, the BSC searches for cells with radio channel
occupation rate lower than the threshold. If a cell with lower radio channel occupation rate is detected, the BSC selects appropriate TRXs and
Description
release baseband resources from the cell.
Managed Object
Site
0..100
Unit
Default Value
60
Default Value
The default threshold prevents baseband resource release in busy cells.

Higher this threshold is set, more cells can be selected to release
baseband resources. Lower this threshold is set, less cells can be
selected to release baseband resources.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Site]BBUOVERThs
Relationship
BBUOVERThs > BBULOWERThs
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

configuration
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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Chapter 6
System Control Parameters

Table of Contents
Operation Control Parameters....................................................................................6-1
FUC Parameters ......................................................................................................6-62
Exchange Parameters of BCCH ...............................................................................6-72
Exchange Parameters of SD ....................................................................................6-80
Other Parameters.....................................................................................................6-87
IBS Parameters...................................................................................................... 6-119
Performance Management Parameters ..................................................................6-120
Baseband Frequency Hopping TRX Exchange Parameters....................................6-128
GPRS Operation Control Parameters .....................................................................6-133
6.1 Operation Control Parameters

6.1.1 User Label
Full Name
User Label
Abbreviation
UserLabel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
System control name that is easily recognized by a user.
Managed Object
BSC
Value Range and

Step
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
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Related Features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
ID->BSC Function ID->System Control Parameters->Operation Control
OMC Access Path
Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.2 BSC ID
Full Name
BSC ID
Abbreviation
BSCID
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
Value Range and
Step
BSC ID cannot be modified. By default, the value is the same with that
of subnetwork ID.
BSC
1 ~ 4095
Unit
None
Default Value
None
Default Value
Configuration
Reason
None
Configuration Rule
and Adjustment
Suggestion
None
Change Mode
Offline
Related Features
None
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
None
Impact on service
None
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.3 Assign queue enable (AssQueEnable)

Full Name
Assign queue enable
Abbreviation
AssQueEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow an assignment to queue when
Description
it fails to request a channel.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value

The default value is Yes in system control parameters. Generally, it

is required to modify only the related cell parameters and eMLPP
parameters.
parameters to control the level of the cell and the BSC.
Change Mode
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Related features
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Related Parameters
[Cell]QueueInd_0
[BSC]QueueIndAss
This parameter is enabled only when the switches in cell parameters,
Relationship
eMLPP parameters, and BSC system control parameters are all set
to Yes.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.4 Internal redirection enable (InDrEnable)

Full Name
Internal redirection enable
Abbreviation
InDrEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow an assignment to request a
channel from other cells in the BSC when the assignment fails to request
Description
a channel.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value
The default value is Yes in system control parameters. Generally, it is

required to modify only the related cell parameters to control the level
of the cell.
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This function should be enabled to reduce network congestion and

uneven radio resource allocation and increase the call completion
rate when a cell is fluctuantly congested and its neighboring cells
have available service channels. However, enabling the function will
increase access delay and negatively affect user satisfaction. In a

heavily-congested network, enabling the function does not work. In this
case, capacity expansion and traffic balancing are much better ways to
relieve network congestion.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]DrInd_0
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function->System Control Parameter->Operation Control

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.5 Outer redirection enable (OutDrEnable)

Full Name
Outer redirection enable
Abbreviation
OutDrEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow an assignment to request a
channel from the cells outside the BSC when the assignment fails to re-
Description
quest a channel.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
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Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Generally, this function is disabled because it relates to handovers
outside the MSC.

This function should be enabled to reduce network congestion and
uneven radio resource allocation and increase the call completion
rate when a cell is fluctuantly congested and its neighboring cells
have available service channels. However, enabling the function will
increase access delay and negatively affect user satisfaction. In a

heavily-congested network, enabling the function does not work. In this
case, capacity expansion and traffic balancing are much better ways to
relieve network congestion.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]DrInd_1
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.6 Assign preemption enable (AssPreEmpt)

Full Name
Assign preemption enable
Abbreviation
AssPreEmpt
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow an assignment to forcedly release a channel occupied by a low-priority user when the assignment fails
Description
to request a channel.
Managed Object
BSC
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1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value


parameters.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
Relationship
This function cannot be enabled unless the switches in the BSC-level

and cell-level parameters are all set to Yes.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.7 BSC intracell handover enable (HoIntraEnable)

Full Name
BSC intracell handover enable
Abbreviation
HoIntraEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter decides whether to allow BSC intra-cell handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
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1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value
Handover is a basic function.
The default value is recommended. Generally, intra-cell handovers are
not controlled.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.8 BSC cell handover enable (HoInterEnable)

Full Name
BSC cell handover enable
Abbreviation
HoInterEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter decides whether to allow BSC inter-cell handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
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Default Value
The default value is recommended. Generally, inter-BSC cell handovers
are not controlled.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.9 BSC outer handover enable (HoOutEnable)

Full Name
BSC outer handover enable
Abbreviation
HoOutEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter decides whether to allow outer-BSC handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value
The default value is recommended. Generally, inter-cell handovers are
not controlled.
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Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.10 SDCCH handover enable (ShoEnable)

Full Name
SDCCH handover enable
Abbreviation
ShoEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates whether SDCCH handover is enabled.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Disable SDCCH handover when MS does not move at high speed
because the duration on SD is very short.
SDCCH handover can be enabled for cells covering motorway to
improve the access success rate.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-02-02-004 SDCCH/SDCCH Handover
Related Parameters
[Cell]HoControl_0
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Relationship
A cell can support SDCCH handover only when both the BSC-level
switch and the cell-level switch are enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.11 TCH/F handover enable (TfHoEnable)

Full Name
TCH/F handover enable
Abbreviation
TfHoEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates whether TCH/F handover is enabled.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value
Handover is a basic function in the network. Generally, it is unnecessary
to control the channel types in handover.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.12 TCH/H handover enable (ThHoEnable)

Full Name
TCH/H handover enable
Abbreviation
ThHoEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter indicates whether TCH/H handover is enabled.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.13 Handover queue enable (HoQueEnable)

Full Name
Handover queue enable
Abbreviation
HoQueEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter decides whether to allow queuing during handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value


parameters.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]QueueInd_1
[BSC]QueueIndHo
Relationship

Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
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OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.14 Handover preemption enable (HoPreEmpt)

Full Name
Handover preemption enable
Abbreviation
HoPreEmpt
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to allow forced releases during han-
Description
dovers.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
1: Yes
Default Value


parameters.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
Relationship

Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.15 Handover check arithmetic choose (HoA)

Full Name
Handover check arithmetic choose
Abbreviation
HoA
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the handover decision algorithm.
0: DZD handover algorithm 1
...
Description
10: Reserved
Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC->GERAN Subnetwork->BSC Managed Element->Config

OMC Access Path
Set->BSC Function->System Control Parameter->Operation Control

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.16 Handover request response (HoAck)

Full Name
Handover request response
Abbreviation
HoAck
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether the MSC needs to give response
messages during outgoing handovers of the current BSC.
For inter-BSC handovers, if this parameter is set to 1, the HANDOVER
REQUIRED message includes the Response Request information
element.
When the MSC fails to carry out a handover, it will feed back the
Response Request Reject message to the BSC. If this parameter is set
to 0, the MSC will not feed back the Response Request Reject message
to the BSC when it fails to carry out a handover.
When the timer T7 expires, the BSC will regard that the handover
Description
attempt fails.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
The MSC are not required to give responses, but timeout action will
be carried out.

It is recommended to set this parameter to 1.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
YES
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.17 Force FACCH (FacchOnly)

Full Name
Force FACCH
Abbreviation
FacchOnly
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether the assignment uses the TCH/F as the
first priority when requesting a channel. If the parameter is set to Yes, the
settings of the cell parameters FacchCallInd_0, FacchCallInd_1, FacchCallInd_2, and FacchCallInd_3 will not be used. Instead, the TCH/F will
Description
be used first.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
By default, the cell-level switch is used. In system control parameters,
this parameter is not used as the first priority.
The default value is recommended. If you want to control the FACCH,
you can use cell parameters.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]FacchCallInd_0/1/2/3
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If this parameter is set to Yes, the settings of the cell parameters

FacchCallInd_0, FacchCallInd_1, FacchCallInd_2, and FacchCallInd_3
Relationship
will not be used. Instead, the TCH/F will be used first.

If the parameter is set to No, the system will decide whether to
use the TCH/F first according to the settings of the cell parameters
FacchCallInd_0, FacchCallInd_1, FacchCallInd_2, and FacchCallInd_3.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.18 Continuous handover trigger (HoTrigger)

Full Name
Continuous handover trigger
Abbreviation
HoTrigger
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the number of handover times, which is only for
Description
internal use.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.19 Handover reason tip (HoCauseInd)

Full Name
Handover reason tip
Abbreviation
HoCauseInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the cause of an initiated handover, which is only
Description
for internal use.
Managed Object
BSC
0..7
0: No handover;
1..2 : Intra-cell handover;
3..7 : Inter-cell handover, or external handover
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.20 Local cell position number (LAC)

Full Name
Local cell position number
Abbreviation
LAC
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used internally to indicate the location area ID of the
Description
local cell in handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.21 Local cell identity (CI)

Full Name
Local cell identity
Abbreviation
CI
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used internally to indicate the ID of the local cell in
Description
handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.22 Outer cell target number (OutCellNum)

Full Name
Outer cell target number
Abbreviation
OutCellNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used internally to indicate the number of the external
Description
target cells in handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
0..3
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.23 Outer cell position number 1 (OutLAC1)

Full Name
Outer cell position number 1
Abbreviation
OutLAC1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used internally to indicate the location area ID 1 of the
Description
external target cell in handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Abbreviation
OutLAC2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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Full Name
Abbreviation
OutLAC3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.26 Outer cell number 1 (OutCI1)

Full Name
Outer cell number 1
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Abbreviation
OutCI1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used internally to indicate the ID 1 of the external target
Description
cell in handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Outer cell number 2
Abbreviation
OutCI2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
cell in handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Outer cell number 3
Abbreviation
OutCI3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
cell in handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
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0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.29 Outer RNC 1 (OutRNC1)

Full Name
Outer RNC 1
Abbreviation
OutRNC1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used internally to indicate the RNC_ID 1 of the external
Description
target 3G cell in handovers.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
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Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Outer RNC 2
Abbreviation
OutRNC2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None
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None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None

Full Name
Outer RNC 3
Abbreviation
OutRNC3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.32 Old BSS to new BSS information (OldToNewctrl)

Full Name
Old BSS to new BSS information
Abbreviation
OldToNewctrl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
44018 9.1.15 Handover command

This parameter controls the content of the information element "Old
BSS to New BSS information" in the HANDOVER REQUIRED message
in outcoming handovers.
BIT0: decides whether to send Current Channel Type 2. The value "0"
means "no" and "1" means "yes".
BIT1: decides whether to send Target cell radio information. The value
"0" means "no" and "1" means "yes".
BIT2: decides whether to send MultiRate configuration information.
The value "0" means "no" and "1" means "yes".
BIT3: decides whether to send Inter RAT Handover Info. The value "0"
means "no" and "1" means "yes".
BIT4: decides whether to set frequency hopping parameters by using
FreqList. The value "0" means "no" and "1" means "yes".
BIT5: decides whether to optimize AMR multi-rate configuration
parameters. The value "0" means "no" and "1" means "yes".
BIT6: decides whether to optimize cipher mode parameters. The value
Description
"0" means "no" and "1" means "yes".
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BIT7: decides whether to optimize synchronization indication

parameters. The value "0" means "no" and "1" means "yes".
Managed Object
BSC
0..255; step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
64
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.33 BSC Internal Handover Parameter of IPA (IPAInterHo)

Full Name
BSC Internal Handover Parameter of IPA
Abbreviation
IPAInterHo
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Describes the parameters of handover mode selection for intra-BSC CS

service handover in the case of 3GPP IPA. By default, the internal handover uses compatible versions. The procedure is performed in accordance with the protocol. When the parameter is set to 1, the service
handover from AMR-HR to AMR-FR using SET 1 can follow the handover procedure supported by the MSC. When the parameter is set to
2, the intra-BSC handover can be performed to switch to the BSC-preDescription
ferred speech version.
Managed Object
BSS
0Using compatible version after Internal handover
1Using MSC support handover In AHR to AFR using SET1
2Internal handover to the BSC preferred speech version
3Using MSC support handover In AFR to AHR using SET1
4Using MSC support handover In AFR to AHR using SET1 and In
AHR to AFR using SET1
Unit
None
Default Value
0Using compatible version after Internal handover
Default Value
The default value is in accordance with the protocol.

The default value is 0. To connect to the ZTE core network, set the
parameter to 4. To ensure the handover to a preferred speech version,
set the parameter to 2.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710d
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.34 Send suspend message when GPRS suspension

(ResumeSetOpt)
Full Name
Send suspend message when GPRS suspension
Abbreviation
ResumeSetOpt
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to initiate the GB-interface suspend
Description
process in GPRS suspensions. See TS 48.018 for details.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value depends on the processing mode of the CN.

Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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6.1.35 Queuing indicator in handover required message

(HandOutQueInd)
Full Name
Queuing indicator in handover required message
Abbreviation
HandOutQueInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether queuing is allowed during inter-BSC
outgoing handovers, that is, whether queuing is allowed according to the
Description
Queuing Indicator parameter in the Handover Required message.
Managed Object
BSC
Handout queue disable, Handout queue enable
Unit
None
Default Value
Handout queue disable
Default Value
The BSC decides whether to carry out a handover whenever it receives

a measurement report. During such decisions, the BSC possibly select
different target cells.
During inter-BSC handovers, if channel congestion occurs in the target
cell, queuing can relieve the congestion. In this case, this parameter

of the source BSC must be set to "Handout queue enable", so that

the Queuing Indicator parameter in the Handover Required message
indicates queuing is allowed. In this way, the MSC indicates the target
BSC that queuing is allowed through the HANDOVER REQUEST
message.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-01-03-001 eMLPP
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
OMC Access Path
set ID->BSC Function ID->Set System Control Parameter->Operation

Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.36 Send cell prefer indication (SendCellPreferInd)

Full Name
Send cell prefer indication
Abbreviation
SendCellPreferInd
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to include Cell Prefer Ind in the complete
L3 messages. When China Mobile's IPA is applied to the A interface,
setting this parameter to Yes allows including the parameter Cell Prefer
Ind in the complete L3 messages. In this case, the channel type that the
current BSC prefers to allocate will be notified to the MSC according to
the degree of busyness of the current cell (whether the load threshold of
half-rate channel allocation is reached), so that the MSC can decide the
Description
priority of the allocated channel types.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
China Mobile's IPA is not commonly used.
When China Mobile's IPA is applied to the A interface, this parameter
should be set to Yes. Otherwise, it should be set to No.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-05-04-003 A over IP
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
OMC Access Path

Control Parameters
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.37 IPA AMR start mode (IpaAMRStartMode)

Full Name
IPA AMR start mode
Abbreviation
IpaAMRStartMode
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the initial AMR rate when IPA is applied. When
IPA is applied, the ACS of AMR speech coding modes is specified by
the MSC, so the initial rate cannot be exactly decided. For this reason,
the default rate or the maximum rate is used as the initial rate, and this
applies when ACS is a rate set.
When this parameter is set to Default, the initial rate is coded according
to the default value specified in the protocol 45.009.
coding mode.
Description
coding mode.
Managed Object
BSC
imum rate as the initial rate
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
When the default initial rate is used, the initial rate is a strong coding
mode that applies to the cases in which the radio signal quality is poor.
0: To use the Default initial rate (the protocol 45.009); 1: To use the max-

Generally, the default initial rate is recommended. When the radio signal
quality of the cell is good, you can use the maximum rate as the initial
rate.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-05-04-003 A over IP
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
UmAbis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.38 TDD cell handover enable (TdHoEnable)

Full Name
TDD cell handover enable
Abbreviation
TdHoEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter decides whether the handovers to TDD cells are allowed.
Managed Object
BSC
0: Yes; 1: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The default value is recommended if TDD cells are configured in the
network.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.39 ICM optimize when intra BSC handover (AmrHoOpt_0)

Full Name
ICM optimize when intra BSC handover
Abbreviation
AmrHoOpt_0
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to carry out intra-BSC ICM optimization.
ICM optimization refers to using the same voice rate before and after
a handover when AMR is used. When this switch is enabled, if the
BSC receives the pre-handover response from the BTS, it will send the
handover command to the MS. In the command, ICMI and startmode in
the parameter MultiRateconfiguration use the values contained in the
pre-handover response. Otherwise, ICMI and startmode use the values
Description
set in the NMS.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The ICM optimization function has only a little effect on voice quality,
so it is disabled by default.

Generally, this function is disabled. However, you can enable it when the
voice quality is poor during handovers to check voice quality changes by
collecting users' feedbacks and measuring the MOS value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.40 ICM optimize when inter BSC handover (AmrHoOpt_1)

Full Name
ICM optimize when inter BSC handover
Abbreviation
AmrHoOpt_1
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to carry out inter-BSC ICM optimization.
ICM optimization refers to using the same voice rate before and after
a handover when AMR is used. When this switch is enabled, if the
BSC receives the pre-handover response from the BTS, it will send the
handover command to the MS. In the command, ICMI and startmode in
the parameter MultiRateconfiguration use the values contained in the
pre-handover response. Otherwise, ICMI and startmode use the values
set in the NMS.
Description
This parameter is supported from V6.20.21.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The ICM optimization function has only a little effect on voice quality,
so it is disabled by default.

Generally, this function is disabled. However, you can enable it when the
voice quality is poor during handovers to check voice quality changes by
collecting users' feedbacks and measuring the MOS value.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.41 The switch of connection and radio channel activating

synchronization (CallDelayCtrl)
Full Name
The switch of connection and radio channel activating synchronization
Abbreviation
CallDelayCtrl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is the switch of connection and radio channel activating
synchronization.
When Abis interface adopts E1 transmission, the longer the delay of
LAPD packets, the longer the delay for message interaction becomes.
Meanwhile, BSC sends a command of connection and channel activating
to BTS, so as to reduce the message interaction delay. If Abis interface
Description
adopts transmission in IP mode, the delay is not reduced obviously.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Newly added switch. The default configuration keeps the same with
that of no switch.
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If Abis interface adopts E1 transmission, it is recommended to enable

this switch, so as to reduce the delay of message interaction , and the
delay of radio access (about 100ms). If the Abis interface adopts IP

transmission, the delay is not reduced obviously.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.42 Include trace ID in handover required (HoRqdCtrl_0)

Full Name
Include trace ID in handover required
Abbreviation
HoRqdCtrl_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether the HANDOVER REQUIRED
message contains TRACEID.
It is mainly used to CDT trace call. When the call handover is performed
at the external cell, the TRACEID message is added to and transmitted
Description
in the field OldBssToNewBssInformation.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
This switch, a new switch, exists or not, setting of the default value is
the same.

The switch can be enabled after CDT is enabled on site.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.43 Inter BSC handover out on SDCCH permitted

(InterBSCSDHOout)
Full Name
Inter BSC handover out on SDCCH permitted
Abbreviation
InterBSCSDHOout
3GPP Name
Internal
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether inter-BSC handover on SDCCH is
allowed. When the parameter value is 1, the target cell of a handover
on SDCCH can be an external cell. When the parameter value is 0, an
Description
external cell cannot be the target cell of a handover on SDCCH.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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The default value of this parameter is set to 0 due to the possibility that
Default Value
the MSC fails to appropriately process handover on SDCCH because
an inter-BSC handover needs a long time to be completed and the BSC

has a large coverage in many cases.
Generally, it is recommended to set the parameter value to 0. The
parameter value can be set to 1 when inter-cell handover on SDCCH is
necessary in some scenarios (for example, a scenario of motorway) and

the MSC has a good capability for processing handover on SDCCH.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
ZGO-02-02-004 SDCCH/SDCCH Handover
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
Yes
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.44 Use BER to average quality (RQAvgUseBER)

Full Name
Use BER to average quality
Abbreviation
RQAvgUseBER
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether BER is used for quality averaging.
When this switch is enabled, the RQ level is converted into BER and
then used for the averaging of measurement report. When this switch is
disabled, the RQ level is directly used for the averaging of measurement
Description
report.
Managed Object
BSC
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1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

The calculation result when BER is used is slightly different from that
when the RQ level is directly used. It is recommended to disable this
switch if the handover success ratio is normal.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->System Control Parameter->Operation Control

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.45 Check IMSI when access (CheckIMSIWhenAccess)

Full Name
Check IMSI when access
Abbreviation
CheckIMSIWhenAccess
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter decides whether to check IMSI during access.

When some mobile phones re-access the network after call drop, IMSI is
carried in the initial access information, BSC will detect the IMSI conflict
and send CLEAR REQ to MSC, which is taken as call drop both at A
interface and in BSC. If BSC does not check the IMSI conflict, BSC
will not forward CLEAR REQ to the MSC, which is not calculated as a
call drop in BSC. Nevertheless, MSC will detect the conflict and initiate
Description
release so as to reduce the call drop rate.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The parameter is a newly added switch, of which the default value is
consistent with that of no switch.

This function is in conflict with IMSI signalling tracing. If the signalling

tracing is enabled, you can take the default value and do not enable this
function. Otherwise, in other cases, you can enable this function.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.1.46 Allow assign according first measurement report when use

cobcch (CoBcchAssByOneMr)
Full Name
Allow assign according first measurement report when use cobcch

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Abbreviation
CoBcchAssByOneMr
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether to implement direct assignment to the
Description
second subcell according to the first measurement report.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
If it is not required to require direct assignment to the second subcell,
Default Value
assignment to the second subcell can be implemented through
subsequent inter-subcell handovers. In this case, this function need

not be enabled.

When using the Co-BCCH and require direct assignment to the second
subcell, it is required to configure this parameter to "Yes" and meanwhile
observe the assignment success rate.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.47 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for Pbgt handover in
Sdcch (NcellSelCtrlPbgt1)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for Pbgt handover in Sdcch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlPbgt1
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used to control whether the N value, P value, or average
PBGT value is applied for neighbor cell selection in the case of PBGT
Description
handover on the SDCCH channel.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
The original network KPIs remain unchanged.
It is recommended that this switch be enabled. After that, the neighbor
cell selection during PBGT handover judgment is more reasonable.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.48 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for Pbgt handover in
Tch (NcellSelCtrlPbgt2)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for Pbgt handover in Tch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlPbgt2
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
PBGT value is applied for neighbor cell selection in the case of PBGT
Description
handover on the TCH channel.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
It is recommended that this switch be enabled. After that, the neighbor
cell selection during PBGT handover judgment is more reasonable.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.49 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink quality
handover in Sdcch (NcellSelCtrlUlQ1)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink quality handover in Sdcch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlUlQ1
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
level value is applied for neighbor cell selection in the case of uplink quality
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Usually, this switch is disabled. During neighbor cell selection, using the
N or P value is more reliable but may cause handover delay.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.50 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink quality
handover in Tch (NcellSelCtrlUlQ2)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink quality handover in Tch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlUlQ2
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
level value is applied for neighbor cell selection in the case of uplink quality
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.51 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink quality
handover in Sdcch (NcellSelCtrlDlQ1)
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink quality handover in SdFull Name
cch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlDlQ1
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
level value is applied for neighbor cell selection in the case of downlink
Description
quality handover on the SDCCH channel.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.52 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink quality
handover in Tch (NcellSelCtrlDlQ2)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink quality handover in Tch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlDlQ2
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
quality handover on the TCH channel.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.53 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink level handover
in Sdcch (NcellSelCtrlUlLev1)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink level handover in Sdcch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlUlLev1
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
level value is applied for neighbor cell selection in the case of uplink level
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.54 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink level handover
in Tch (NcellSelCtrlUlLev2)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for uplink level handover in Tch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlUlLev2
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
level value is applied for neighbor cell selection in the case of uplink level
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.55 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink level
handover in Sdcch (NcellSelCtrlDlLev1)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink level handover in Sdcch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlDlLev1
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
level handover on the SDCCH channel.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.56 Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink level
handover in Tch (NcellSelCtrlDlLev2)
Full Name
Use N/P when select neighbour cell for downlink level handover in Tch
Abbreviation
NcellSelCtrlDlLev2
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
Description
level handover on the TCH channel.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
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6.1.57 Use Subcell 1 as Cell Load (UseSC1Load)

Full Name
Use Subcell 1 as Cell Load
Abbreviation
UseSC1Load
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
Description
Use the load of the first subcell as the cell load.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Null

Null
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711b
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.1.58 MS Report Count for Rlt (MrCountForRlt)

Full Name
MS Report Count for Rlt
Abbreviation
MrCountForRlt
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3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
The parameter indicates the enough number of MS measurement reports
Description
after handover and before the connection fails.
Managed Object
BSC
[0..10]
step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Null

Null
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711b
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.1.59 BSC intracell handover enable for circuit switch data

(CSDHoIntraEnable)
Full Name
BSC intracell handover enable for circuit switch data
Abbreviation
CSDHoIntraEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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Description
BSC intracell handover enable for circuit switch data
Managed Object
BSC
1: YES, 0: NO
Unit
None
Default Value
1: YES
Default Value
Functional switch. Common handover type. Enabled by default.
Enable the handover function normally. If the handover reduces the data
transmission success rate, disable the handover.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.712a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.1.60 BSC cell handover enable for circuit switch data

(CSDHoInterEnable)
Full Name
BSC cell handover enable for circuit switch data
Abbreviation
CSDHoInterEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
BSC cell handover enable for circuit switch data
Managed Object
BSC
1: YES, 0: NO
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Unit
None
Default Value
1: YES
Default Value
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
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6.1.61 BSC outer handover enable for circuit switch data

(CSDHoOutEnable)
Full Name
BSC outer handover enable for circuit switch data
Abbreviation
CSDHoOutEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
BSC outer handover enable for circuit switch data
Managed Object
BSC
1: YES, 0: NO
Unit
None
Default Value
1: YES
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Default Value
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None
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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6.2 FUC Parameters

6.2.1 Use system message method when MSC over loaded or link
blocked (MSCSysInfoFlc)
Full Name
Use system message method when MSC over loaded or link blocked
Abbreviation
MSCSysInfoFlc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to use system messaging to carry out
flow control when all MSCs is overloaded (Flow control must be enabled
by the overload) or signalling points are congested.
Using system messaging refers to rejecting the access of some MSs
according to the parameter ACCN in system messages. Using FUC
refers to rejecting the access of some MSs according to the number of
Description
MSs that are randomly accessed to the RACH.
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Managed Object
BSC
System message, FUC
Unit
None
Default Value
FUC
The FUC can initiate flow control according to the importance of services.
Default Value
When the MSCs are not heavily overload or the signalling points are not
heavily congested, the FUC-based flow control has less effect on user
satisfaction than the system messaging-based flow control.
This parameter only affects MSC overloads and signalling point
congestions. As the most effective flow control method, the system

messaging-based flow control rejects the access of some MSs or

disables the access to the cell. The FUC-based flow control rejects
the access of MSs by access reason. The FUC-based flow control is
recommended.
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None
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ID->BSC Function ID->System Control parameters->FUC Parameters
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6.2.2 Start system message method (CPUSysInfoFlc)

Full Name
Start system message method
Abbreviation
CPUSysInfoFlc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter decides whether to enable system messaging-based flow

control when the CPU usage of the CMP increases to the threshold of the
Description
system messaging-based flow control.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
It is recommended to use the FUC-based flow control as a priority. This
switch is disabled by default.

The parameters CpuSysInfoFlc and CpuFucFlc only affect the CPU flow
control. The CPU flow control can be achieved by using the system
messaging-based flow control along with the FUC-based flow control.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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6.2.3 Start limit of system message method (CPUSysInfoCTLCPU)

Full Name
Start limit of system message method
Abbreviation
CPUSysInfoCTLCPU
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the CMP's CPU usage threshold that triggers the
system messaging-based flow control when being exceeded. That is to
say, if the CPU usage exceeds the threshold and the parameter CpuSysInfoFlc is set to "Yes", the system messaging-based flow control will be
Description
enabled.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100; step: 1
Unit
Default Value
65
Default Value
For the CMP, CPU usage of 65% or above is generally considered to

be high. In this case, you can selectively put some services under flow
control to avoid higher CPU usage.
"This parameter is valid when the parameter CpuSysInfoFlc is enabled.
Generally, the default value is recommended. The higher the threshold

is, the higher the CPU usage must be before flow control is enabled.
Setting an overhigh threshold is bad for congestion relief in busy hours
while setting a too low threshold will result in early flow control and affect
normal services.
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None
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[BSC]CPUSysInfoFlc
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the switch CPUSysInfoFlc is enabled.
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None
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NO
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6.2.4 Start FUC flow control (CPUFucFlc)

Full Name
Start FUC flow control
Abbreviation
CPUFucFlc
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to enable FUC-based flow control when
the CPU usage of the CMP increases to the threshold of the FUC-based
Description
flow control.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
services. When the CPU is not overloaded, the FUC-based flow control
has less effect on user satisfaction than the system messaging-based
The FUC can initiate flow control according to the importance of
flow control. Therefore, this parameter is enabled by default.

The parameters CpuSysInfoFlc and CpuFucFlc only affect the CPU flow
control. The CPU flow control can be achieved by using the system
messaging-based flow control along with the FUC-based flow control.
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None
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None
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None
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6.2.5 Start limit of FUC flow control (CPUFucCtlCPU)

Full Name
Start limit of FUC flow control
Abbreviation
CPUFucCtlCPU
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the CMP's CPU usage threshold that triggers
the FUC-based flow control when being exceeded. That is to say, if the
CPU usage exceeds the threshold and the parameter CpuFucFlc is set to
Description
"Yes", the FUC-based flow control will be enabled.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100; step: 1
Unit
Default Value
75
Default Value
For the CMP, CPU usage of 75% or above is generally considered to be

high. In this case, you should put some services under flow control to
avoid higher CPU usage.
This parameter is valid when the parameter CpuFucFlc is enabled.
Generally, the default value is recommended. The higher the threshold
is, the higher the CPU usage must be before flow control is enabled.
Setting an overhigh threshold is bad for congestion relief in busy hours

while setting a too low threshold will result in early flow control and affect
normal services.
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None
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[BSC]CPUFucFlc
Relationship
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None
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NO
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6.2.6 If paging flow control due to high CPU (CpuPagingFlc)

Full Name
If paging flow control due to high CPU
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Abbreviation
CpuPagingFlc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to enable paging flow control when
Description
CPU usage is high.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
Generally, the default value is recommended. You can decide whether
to enable this switch according to paging messages and CPU usage.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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6.2.7 CPU threshold of paging flow control (CpuPagingCtlCpu)

Full Name
CPU threshold of paging flow control
Abbreviation
CpuPagingCtlCpu
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the CPU usage threshold that triggers the
Description
paging flow control when being exceeded.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100; step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
This is a special functional switch, which is enabled by default.
You can decide whether to enable this switch according to paging
messages and CPU usage.
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None
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6.2.8 The maximum control level for MSC overload or link block
(MSCFlcMaxLevel)
Full Name
The maximum control level for MSC overload or link block
Abbreviation
MSCFlcMaxLevel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the highest flow control level when MSCs are
Description
overloaded or signalling points are congested.
Managed Object
BSC
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0..10; step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
6
According to the default FUC threshold, setting the level to 6 can put
Default Value
about half traffic under flow control. If the system load cannot be
reduced, the problem possibly lies in system capacity. In this case,

non-FUC-based flow control is recommended.
You can set this parameter according to the setting of the FUC-based

flow control bitmap. The higher the value is, the higher the level will be
allowed for the flow control triggered by MSC overloads or signalling
point congestions. Similarly, lower values correspond lower flow control
levels.
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None
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6.2.9 The number of channel requests permitted per second

(ChlReqNum)
Full Name
The number of channel requests permitted per second
Abbreviation
ChlReqNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the number of services that can be accepted

by the system per second. It decides the number of channel requests
Description
supported by each module per second.
Managed Object
BSC
200..1000; step: 1
Unit
Time
Default Value
400
Default Value
The default value is set according to system performance.

Generally, the default value is recommended. You can modify the value
according to the performance counter C110060001. The higher the
value is, the higher the number of channel requests processed by the
system will be. Similarly, lower values correspond to lower numbers.
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None
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None
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Um
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NO
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6.2.10 The number of paging messages permitted per second

(PagingNum)
Full Name
The number of paging messages permitted per second
Abbreviation
PagingNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the number of paging messages that can

be processed by the system per second. The number is controlled
according to the module level. If the actual number exceeds this
Description
parameter, paging messages will be discarded.
Managed Object
BSC
50..500; step: 1
Unit
Time
Default Value
300
Default Value
The default value is set according to system performance.

Generally, the default value is recommended. You can modify the value

according to the performance counter C110060002. The higher the

value is, the higher the number of paging messages processed by the
system will be. Similarly, lower values correspond to lower numbers.
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ZGB-02-01-001 Paging_FG
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None
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NO
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6.3 Exchange Parameters of BCCH

6.3.1 BCCH switch (CanBCCHEx)
Full Name
BCCH switch
Abbreviation
CanBCCHEx
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether dynamic BCCH shift function is enabled
in the BSC. Another prerequisite of successful dynamic BCCH shift in a
Description
cell is that this function is also enabled in the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

Enable this switch when the BCCH shift function is required.
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[Cell]CanBcchExch
Relationship
The dynamic BCCH shift function only takes effect when the functional
switch of the BSC and that of the cell are both enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
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NO
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set ID->BSC Function->Set Systerm Control Parameter->Handover

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6.3.2 Scan BCCH (ScanBCCH)

Full Name
Scan BCCH
Abbreviation
ScanBCCH
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter specifies the period for scanning the availability of BCCH
TRX when the dynamic BCCH shift function is enabled in the cell. When
the dynamic BCCH shift function is enabled, the network will scan the
status of BCCH TRXs at the specified period and check whether the shift
criterion is fulfilled. This parameter can reflect the response time of a
Description
BCCH TRX failure.
Managed Object
BSC
600..9000
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
3000
Default Value
A period of five minutes is appropriate, in which the network can find

the cell that needs a BCCH shift in a short time and the system load
will not be impacted.

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None
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NO
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6.3.3 BCCH starting delay (BCCHDelay)

Full Name
BCCH starting delay
Abbreviation
BCCHDelay
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the initial delay before a BCCH shift. The network will check the status of BCCH TRX when the timer expires. If a
Description
BCCH shift is needed, the network initiates a shift process.
Managed Object
BSC
20..1800
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
1200
Default Value
A delay of two minutes can avoid a BCCH shift triggered by a reset of
TRU, or temporary block.

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None
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6.3.4 BCCH finishing delay (ReBcchEx)

Full Name
BCCH finishing delay
Abbreviation
ReBcchEx
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter indicates the delay time before the success of a BCCH
shift. If no block acknowledgement or block failure message is received
from the BTS before the timer expires, the network will reselect a TRX
for the BCCH shift.
Start: When a block message is sent after a TRX for shift is selected, or
a TRX unblock message is sent.
Stop: When a TRX unblock acknowledgement message is received.
At expiry: Research for the cell that needs a BCCH shift and initiate
Description
the shift when it is found.
Managed Object
BSC
20..1800
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
1200
Default Value
Generally, the BSC can receive a success or failure response after it
sends a TRX block or unblock message to the BTS.

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None
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6.3.5 Delay of TRX forcible release (TrxRel)

Full Name
Delay of TRX forcible release
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Abbreviation
TrxRel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the delay time for forced release of TRX. During
a BCCH shift, if a TRX carrying CS services is selected as the target TRX
for BCCH shift, the network notifies the TRX to hand over the CS services
to another cell. Upon the expiry of this timer, all services of the TRX will
Description
be forcibly released.
Managed Object
BSC
20..200
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
60
Default Value
Generally, one minute is enough for the TRX to hand over its CS
services to another cell.

The default value is recommended. If it is found in the performance
statistic that forced handover seldom occurs but forced release caused
by BCCH shift frequently occurs, you can prolong the delay time
appropriately.
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None
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6.3.6 The maximum cells' amount of simultaneously handover

(MaxChangeProc)
Full Name
The maximum cells' amount of simultaneously handover
Abbreviation
MaxChangeProc
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the number of cells in a module that simulta-
Description
neous BCCH shifts are allowed in these cells.
Managed Object
BSC
1..8
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is 2, that is, simultaneous shifts are allowed in at most
two cells. If a greater value is selected, conflict or delay may occur due
to simultaneous shifts in too many cells.
In special cases, set this parameter depending on the actual
configuration of cells.
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None
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NO
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6.3.7 Cell Break Alarm Delay (CellAlarmDelay)

Full Name
Cell Break Alarm Delay
Abbreviation
CellAlarmDelay
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
The parameter indicates the BCCH switchover delay time after the connection to the cell is broken. If the BCCH switchover time is successfully
Description
performed during this period, the cell break alarm will not be reported.
Managed Object
BSC
0..600
Unit
Default Value
120
Default Value
None

None
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None
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None
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NO
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6.4 Exchange Parameters of SD

6.4.1 Dynamic configuration SDCCH (CanSDCCHDyn)
Full Name
Dynamic configuration SDCCH
Abbreviation
CanSDCCHDyn
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates whether dynamic SDCCH/TCH conversion is
enabled in the BSC. The network can dynamically perform conversions
between SDCCH and TCH when this function is enabled. Another prerequisite of successful dynamic SDCCH/TCH conversion in a cell is that
Description
this function is also enabled in the cell.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The dynamic SDCCH/TCH conversion function of the BSC cannot be
enabled unless this switch is enabled.
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[Cell]CanSdcchDyn
Relationship
The dynamic SDCCH/TCH conversion function only takes effect when

the functional switch of the BSC and that of the cell are both enabled.
Related Interfaces
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NO
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6.4.2 Scan SDCCH (ScanSDCCH)

Full Name
Scan SDCCH
Abbreviation
ScanSDCCH
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the period of scanning idle SDCCHs when the
dynamic SDCCH/TCH conversion function is enabled in a cell. After the
dynamic SDCCH/TCH conversion function is enabled in a network, the
network scans SDCCHs at the period specified by this parameter to find
the number of idle SDCCHs for determining whether to convert SDCCH
Description
back to TCH.
Managed Object
BSC
10..1000
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
100
Default Value
Generally, a period of 10 seconds or so is appropriate to scan SDCCHs
for determining whether to convert SDCCH back to TCH.

The default value is recommended. A larger parameter indicates a longer

scanning period. And correspondingly, the conversion from SDCCH
(which used to be converted from TCH) to TCH needs longer time.
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None
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None
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None
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NO
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6.4.3 Delay of TS forcible release (TsRel)

Full Name
Delay of TS forcible release
Abbreviation
TsRel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the waiting time before a TS is forcibly released.
During the dynamic conversion from SDCCH to TCH, the TS tries to
switch its service to another TS first. If the switching fails, the TS will
Description
be forcibly released when the timer expires.
Managed Object
BSC
5..200
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
10
Default Value
Generally, a TS can successfully switch its service to another TS within

10 seconds. The TS will be forcibly released if the switching fails within
10 seconds.

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[BSC]CanSDCCHDyn
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when the CanSDCCHDyn switch is enabled.
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None
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NO
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6.4.4 Delay protection (MaxDelay)

Full Name
Delay protection
Abbreviation
MaxDelay
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is an expiration timer used for delay protection. It specifies the allowable delay before an acknowledgement indicating the completion of dynamic BCCH shift or SDCCH conversion is received from the
BTS when the shift or conversion conditions are met in a cell with the
dynamic BCCH shift function or dynamic SDCCH conversion function en-
Description
abled. When the timer expires, the procedure is restarted.
Managed Object
BSC
1200..2400
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
1800
Default Value
The BSC deems that a restoration to initial state is needed due to an

exception in channel conversion if no ACK or NACK message of channel
conversion is received from the BTS within 3 minutes.

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Configuration of SDCCH
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None
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None
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None
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NO
ZGO-03-04-001 Automatic BCCH Recovery, ZGB-03-02-003 Dynamic

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6.4.5 TCH->SDCCH limit (MinSDCCH)

Full Name
TCH->SDCCH limit
Abbreviation
MinSDCCH
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies the threshold that triggers a TCH-to-SDCCH
conversion in a cell where SDCCH dynamic configuration is enabled.
When the number of idle SDCCHs is lower than this threshold, a TCH-
Description
to-SDCCH conversion is performed.
Managed Object
BSC
2..64
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default threshold is 4, that is, a dynamic SDCCH conversion is
generally required when the number of idle SDCCHs is less than 4.

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None
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None
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6.4.6 SDCCH->TCH delay (TimeToTch)

Full Name
SDCCH->TCH delay
Abbreviation
TimeToTch
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is used to specify a time limit to prevent frequent SDCCH/TCH conversions when dynamic SDCCH/TCH conversion is enabled in a cell. That means, an SDCCH that used to be converted from
a TCH can only be converted back to TCH when the time limit is up after
the SDCCH becomes idle. In other words, the conversion from SDCCH
to TCH is not allowed within this time limit. The value of this parameter is
actually a step. The time limit is determined by this step and the SDCCH
Description
scanning period: (Step/3+1)*ScanSDCCH.
Managed Object
BSC
2..64
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

The default value is 4. That is, SDCCH-to-TCH conversion is performed

after two SDCCH scanning periods when enough idle SDCCHs are
available, preventing frequent conversions between SDCCH and TCH.
Set a larger value for this parameter if a longer delay is wanted before
SDCCH-to-TCH conversion. An appropriate parameter value is the sum
of a multiple of 3 and the number 1.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]ScanSDCCH
TimeToTch is a step determining the delay before a SDCCH-
Relationship
to-TCH conversion. The actual delay time equals to

(TimeToTch/3+1)*ScanSDCCH.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
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None
6.4.7 Dynamic SDCCH Channel Check Delay (DynSdCheckDelay)

Full Name
Dynamic SDCCH Channel Check Delay
Abbreviation
DynSdCheckDelay
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Dynamic SDCCH Channel Check Delay
Managed Object
BSC
[20..50]
Step: 1
Unit
100ms
Default Value
25
The originated call occupies the SDCCH for about 4 seconds, while the
Default Value
terminated call 2 seconds. This parameter is used to detect whether

services exist on the SDCCH, and three times of timeout checks are
set. Twice for the originated call, and once for the terminated call. After
that, the channel can be released.

Emprical value
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
New

6.5.1 B2 support AMR (V2TruSupportAMR)
Full Name
B2 support AMR
Abbreviation
V2TruSupportAMR
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Whether the BTS 2.0 carrier on the BTSV2 site supports the AMR voice
algorithm decides whether the services on the carrier can use AMR voice
Description
coding.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

This parameter should be set according to the actual carrier.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function->Set Systerm Control Parameter->Other Parameters
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.2 NC2 support (NC2support)

Full Name
NC2 support
Abbreviation
NC2support
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is the system control parameter, indicating whether NC2
in the idle status is supported and whether MS reports the packet mea-
Description
surement report in the idle status.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The reselection method in idle mode is consistent with that of GSM,
that is, NCO.
This parameter is the system control parameter and is not allowed to
modify.
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[BSC]CtrlOrder
Relationship
When NC2 is enabled, this parameter is valid.
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->System Control Parameters->Other Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
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Detail
None
6.5.3 MR server IP (MRSvrIP)

Full Name
MR server IP
Abbreviation
MRSvrIP
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter specifies the IP address of the MR server.
Managed Object
BSC
Four-byte IP address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (the value range of xxx: 0-255)
Unit
None
Default Value
0.0.0.0
Default Value
Set this parameter according to the actual configuration of the MR server.

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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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6.5.4 MR server port (MRSvrPort)

Full Name
MR server port
Abbreviation
MRSvrPort
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter specifies the port No. of TCP listener on the MR server.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.5 Include BTS power in MR (MrIncludeBtsPwr)

Full Name
Include BTS power in MR
Abbreviation
MrIncludeBtsPwr
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines whether the MR contains the field of BTS
Description
power.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value

When the operator requires that the MR must provide the BTS power
or downlink path loss, and the MR analyzer supports this function,
configure this parameter to "Yes".
When the operator requires that the MR must provide the BTS power
or downlink path loss, and the MR analyzer supports this function,
configure this parameter to "Yes".
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None
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.5.6 Enhanced and Preprocessde MR report (EnhanAndPrepMrRpt)

Full Name
Enhanced and Preprocessde MR report
Abbreviation
EnhanAndPrepMrRpt
3GPP Name
Internal Defination
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines whether the enhanced and the pre-processed

measurement reports are reported to the MR. If this parameter is configured to "Yes", the TRACEID and a value (unit: ms) are attached to various
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
By default, this function is disabled. It is required to enable this function
as required and when the MR analyzer supports this function.

When the pre-processed or enhanced measurement reports need to be

reported to the MR and the MR analyzer supports the analysis on these
reports, enable this switch.
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Related Parameters
[BSC]MrRptEnable
Relationship
This parameter is valid only when "R_BSC.MrRptEnable" is configured

to "Yes".
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.5.7 Power congest delay (PwrCongDelay)

Full Name
Power congest delay
Abbreviation
PwrCongDelay
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter determines the delay of power congestion. If the time

since the last congestion exceeds this threshold, the system cancels
Description
power freezing.
Managed Object
BSC
0..255
Unit
Default Value
30
Default Value
The value 30s can generally avoid frequent power freezing and
unfreezing.
If this parameter is configured to a small value, power freezing and
unfreezing will frequently occur. If this parameter is configured to a large
value, the system cannot quit the congestion state in time, which has
certain impact on the service performance.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.5.8 Enable power dynamic sharing (PwrDynShareSupport_0)

Full Name
Enable power dynamic sharing
Abbreviation
PwrDynShareSupport_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a switch that decides whether to support the dynamic
Description
power sharing function.
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Managed Object
BSC
0: No 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

Enabling this function can increase the usage of the BTS power
resources by sharing the unused power of the carriers that have small
transmit power with the carriers that requires large transmit power. In
this way, the maximum transmit power of each carrier is increased.
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ZGO-04-01-007--Dynamic Power Sharing
Related Parameters
[Cell]PwrDynShare
Relationship
This switch is valid only when the global power sharing switch and the
cell-level power sharing switch are both enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.9 Reduction of TCH initial downlink power according to SDCCH

enable (PwrDynShareSupport_1)
Full Name
Reduction of TCH initial downlink power according to SDCCH enable
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a switch that decides whether to reduce the initial
downlink power of the TCH according to the SDCCH measurement
Description
report.
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Managed Object
BSC
0: No 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

When this function is enabled, the initial downlink power of the TCH can
be calculated according to the SDCCH measurement report, making
the downlink power more accurate.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.10 Channel power adjustment based on power dynamic sharing

enable (PwrDynShareSupport_2)
Full Name
Channel power adjustment based on power dynamic sharing enable
Abbreviation
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a switch to support the congestion control based on
Description
dynamic power sharing.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
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Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
It is recommended to enable this switch when the dynamic power
sharing switch of the BSC is enabled.
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Relationship
The power and congestion control is valid when both

PwrDynShareSupport_0 and PwrDynShareSupport_2 are enabled.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.11 Time interval of channel power adjustment based on power

dynamic sharing (ChannelPwrAdjItvl)
Time interval of channel power adjustment based on power dynamic sharFull Name
ing
Abbreviation
ChannelPwrAdjItvl
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies an interval between power and congestion control actions to prevent performance degrade due to too frequent power
and congestion control actions (for example, intra-cell handover and in-
Description
ter-cell handover).
Managed Object
BSC
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5..255
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
10
Default Value
Generally, an interval of 10s can effectively prevent too frequent
congestion control actions.

The default value is recommended. Reset this parameter appropriately if

intra-cell or inter-cell handover caused by power and congestion control
occurs frequently.
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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.12 Ts Block Alarm Swtich (TsBlockAlarmSwitch)

Full Name
Ts Block Alarm Swtich
Abbreviation
TsBlockAlarmSwitch
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
Sets whether to raise the air-interface TS block alarm.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
Enabled as required

By default, the alarm is not raised.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function ID->System Control Parameter->Other Parameter
Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.713a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
NEW
6.5.13 BER Weight (VoiceQualWeight_0)

Full Name
BER Weight
Abbreviation
VoiceQualWeight_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of BER, a factor influencing the
speech quality measurement. The system increases or decreases the
weight of this factor according to the actual configuration when calculating
Description
the speech quality level.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
This parameter is not currently in use.
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ZGO-06-01-002 Speech Quality Supervision
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.14 FER Weight (VoiceQualWeight_1)

Full Name
FER Weight
Abbreviation
VoiceQualWeight_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of FER, a factor including the speech
quality measurement. The system increases or decreases the weight
of this factor according to the actual configuration when calculating the
Description
speech quality level.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.15 Handover frequence weight (VoiceQualWeight_2)

Full Name
Handover frequence weight
Abbreviation
VoiceQualWeight_2
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of handover frequency, a factor influencing the speech quality measurement. The system increases or decreases the weight of this factor according to the actual configuration
Description
when calculating the speech quality level.
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.16 DTX weight (VoiceQualWeight_3)

Full Name
DTX weight
Abbreviation
VoiceQualWeight_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of DTX, a factor influencing the
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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None
Relationship
None
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None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.17 Coding decode weight (VoiceQualWeight_4)

Full Name
Coding decode weight
Abbreviation
VoiceQualWeight_4
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of coding/decoding type, a factor
influencing the speech quality measurement. The system increases or
decreases the weight of this factor according to the actual configuration
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
0
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Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.18 Abis transmission error code weight (VoiceQualWeight_5)

Full Name
Abis transmission error code weight
Abbreviation
VoiceQualWeight_5
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of error code in Abis transmission, a
factor influencing the speech quality measurement. The system increases
or decreases the weight of this factor according to the actual configuration
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
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NO
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Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.19 Delay weight (VoiceQualWeight_6)

Full Name
Delay weight
Abbreviation
VoiceQualWeight_6
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the weight of delay, a factor influencing the
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..65535
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.20 A port resource block threshold (Reslimit_0)

Full Name
A port resource block threshold
Abbreviation
Reslimit_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the threshold of rate that an alarm is raised in
Description
the case of unavailable PCM in A interface.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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6.5.21 NSVC resource block threshold (Reslimit_1)

Full Name
NSVC resource block threshold
Abbreviation
Reslimit_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the case of unavailable NSVC in Gb interface.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value

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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.22 Channel resource block threshold (Reslimit_2)

Full Name
Channel resource block threshold
Abbreviation
Reslimit_2
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
the case of unavailable radio channel.
Managed Object
BSC
0..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value

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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.23 Subcell busy threshold (Reslimit_3)

Full Name
Subcell busy threshold
Abbreviation
Reslimit_3
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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When a service is released, the degree of busyness of the sub-cell where

the carrier belongs will be calculated. If the number of idle TCHF and
TCHH/2 channels is more than the number of available channels (including available TCHFs, TCHH/2s, and PDCCHs) multiplied by 1 minus
the threshold degree of busyness of the sub-cell, the CS services in the
sub-cell will be transferred for a better continuity of PS channels. That
is to say, when the degree of busyness of the sub-cell is less than the
Description
threshold, the CS services will be transferred.
Managed Object
BSC
40..100
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
80
Default Value
None
Among the cells that have the same number of idle channels, the higher
the threshold degree of busyness of the cell is, the more likely the CS
services will be to be transferred.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.24 Abis alarm delay time (AbisAlmDelayTime)

Full Name
Abis alarm delay time
Abbreviation
AbisAlmDelayTime
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3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When a link at the Abis interface is broken, the link disconnection alarm
Description
will not be sent if the broken link recovers in the set delay time.
Managed Object
BSC
0..60
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
Default Value
By default, the link disconnection alarm is sent.
It is recommended to enable this function. When the broken link recovers
in a short time, no Abis interface link disconnection alarm will be sent.
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None
Related Parameters
Nonel
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.25 DTX factor (Info_0_8)

Full Name
DTX factor
Abbreviation
Info_0_8
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter is a factor used to calculate the actual Abis bandwidth to

be allocated when a cell is accessed by IP, the MS in the cell uses the
DTX mode, and the downlink discontinuous transport function is enabled
(that is, the switch DtxUplinkBcch and DtxDwlink are enabled). The actual
Abis bandwidth is the product of the factor and the bandwidth needed for
Description
services. 614This parameter is invalid in version 614.
Managed Object
Cell
20..100
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
50
Default Value
This parameter is invalid in version 614 and later versions.

This parameter is invalid in version 614 and later versions.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.26 CS traffic threshold of slave to master (SToMTrafficThrs_0)

Full Name
CS traffic threshold of slave to master
Abbreviation
SToMTrafficThrs_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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To ensure a backup BIPBDSP can back up other master BIPBDSPs,

when a master BIPBDSP is back to normal, the connections on the
backup BIPBDSP will be rolled back to the master BIPBDSP.
However, if the percentage of CS services exceeds the threshold, no
Description
rollback will be carried out.
Managed Object
BSC
0..60
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
5
If there are less than eight connections on one DSP and these
Default Value
connections correspond to eight full-rate CS users (excluding

multiplexing), it is regarded that only a few users are released due to
exceptional reasons. In this case, slave-to-master changeovers have no
significant effect on performance data.
The higher the value is, the more CS service users will be released
forcedly and the more effect it will have on performance data. The lower
the value is, the fewer CS service users will be released forcedly and
the less effect it will have on performance data.
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.27 PS traffic threshold of slave to master (SToMTrafficThrs_1)

Full Name
PS traffic threshold of slave to master
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Abbreviation
SToMTrafficThrs_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
To ensure a backup BIPBDSP can back up other master BIPBDSPs,
when a master BIPBDSP is back to normal, the connections on the
backup BIPBDSP will be rolled back to the master BIPBDSP. However, if
the percentage of PS services exceeds the threshold, no rollback will
Description
be carried out.
Managed Object
BSC
0..60
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
15
If there are less than 24 connections on one DSP and these connections
Default Value
correspond to less than two or three PS users (excluding multiplexing),

it is regarded that the number of users is small. In this case,
slave-to-master changeovers have no significant effect on performance
data.
The higher the value is, the more PS service users will be released
forcedly and the more effect it will have on performance data. The lower
the value is, the fewer PS service users will be released forcedly and
the less effect it will have on performance data.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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None
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Detail
None
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6.5.28 Baseband resource share support (BaseBandShare)

Full Name
Baseband resource share support
Abbreviation
BaseBandShare
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Description
This parameter is a BSC level switch for sharing of baseband resources.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
If the traffic distributes in tide mode, this function can be enabled
according to operator requirements.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
[Site]BaseBandShare
Relationship
This parameter is a BSC level and site level switch.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.5.29 TRX Selection priority for baseband share (BBSharePri)

Full Name
TRX Selection priority for baseband share
Abbreviation
BBSharePri
3GPP Name
None
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3GPP Reference
None
This parameter determines the carrier selection sequence during sharing
Description
of baseband resources.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Carrier priorityInterference band level
2: Interference band levelCarrier priority
3: Interference band level only
4: Carrier priority only
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Baseband resources are prior to be allocated for the carriers with high
priority and low interference band.
Baseband resources are prior to be allocated for the carriers with high
priority and low interference band.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.710
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.5.30 Close back up (CloseBackUp)

Full Name
Close back up
Abbreviation
CloseBackUp
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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This parameter decides whether to disable the backup function of the

BIPB DSP and LAPD CPU. In version upgrades, this parameter is set
to Yes to avoid frequent backup adjustments.
Description
This parameter is supported from V6.20.614b.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value

In version upgrades, this parameter is set to Yes to avoid frequent
backup adjustments. After an upgrade succeeds, this parameter should
be set to No.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.31 Auto slave to master enable (AutoSToMEnable)

Full Name
Auto slave to master enable
Abbreviation
AutoSToMEnable
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to support automatic BIPB DSP
Description
changeovers from slave mode to master mode.
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Managed Object
BSC
0: No 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The slave BIPBDSP can be used alternately only when this switch is
enabled.

It is not recommended to disable this switch unless absolutely necessary.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
SToMTimeBitMap, SToMTrafficThrs_0, SToMTrafficThrs_1

The standby changeback may cause interruption of CS and PS in a
wide area, and has great impact on performance. Therefore, real-time
Relationship
changeback is not used. Usually the changeback is arranged in the low

traffic period. The timepoint and threshold of changeback are set by
SToMTimeBitMap, SToMTrafficThrs_0, SToMTrafficThrs_1.
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.32 CIC Manual Block Alarm (CICAlarmSwitch)

Full Name
CIC Manual Block Alarm
Abbreviation
CICAlarmSwitch
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
Description
The parameter is switch for raising the CIC manual blocking alarm.
Managed Object
BSC
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0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.5.33 BVC Manual Block Alarm (BVCAlarmSwitch)

Full Name
BVC Manual Block Alarm
Abbreviation
BVCAlarmSwitch
3GPP Name
Null
3GPP Reference
Null
Description
The parameter is switch for raising the BVC manual blocking alarm.
Managed Object
BSC
0: No
1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
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Default Value
None

None
Change Mode
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Related features
Null
Related Parameters
Null
Relationship
Null
Related Interfaces
Null
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
No
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
iBSCV6.20.711a
Parameter Modifying
Detail
New
6.5.34 Slave to master time bitmap (SToMTimeBitMap)

Full Name
Slave to master time bitmap
Abbreviation
SToMTimeBitMap
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the time bitmap for the slave-to-master
changeover of the BIPB DSP. Backup data rollback can cause a wide
range of CS and PS service interruption, which has a big effect on
system performance. Therefore, rollback is carried out not in real time,
but in small-traffic hours.
This parameter provides 24 optional time points (from 0 to 23) for
automatic slave-to-master changeovers. Each time point stands for
an hour, ranging from 0 to 23 o'clock. Automatic slave-to-master
changeovers will be carried out only when you select a time point and
Description
Managed Object
BSC
0..16777215
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Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, the traffic is small at three o'clock in the morning, when the
slave-to-master changeover of the BIPB DSP will cause the minimum
call drops.
You can set this parameter after you find out the smallest-traffic hour
according to performance statistics.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.5.35 Measurement Result Recording Interval in MSC Invoke Trace

(MITMRRecInt)
6.5.36 Preprocessed Measurement Result Recording Interval in

MSC Invoke Trace (MITPrepMRRecInt)
6.6 IBS Parameters

6.6.1 The method of intelligent TRX poweroff (Info_0_0)
Full Name
The method of intelligent TRX poweroff
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Abbreviation
Info_0_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the intelligent poweroff function is enabled, this parameter indicates
Description
the criterion to choose a carrier to power off.
Managed Object
BSC
0, 1, 0: Traffic per channel; 1: Peak channel load
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
Generally, the traffic per channel is used to decide whether to power
off a carrier.
Carrier poweroff affects the channel resources of the cell. However,
the traffic per channel does not reflect the changes of these channel
resources. Peak channel load can reflect the occupancy of the channel
resources. However, frequent poweron and poweroff must be avoided.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGO-04-04-002--Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

ID->BSC Function->Set Systerm Control Parameter->IBS Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.7 Performance Management Parameters

6.7.1 Pingpong handover duration (PingPongDura)
Full Name
Pingpong handover duration
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Abbreviation
PingPongDura
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter is a timer used to determine whether a handover is a pingpong handover. The timer is started when an MS is handed over from a
cell. If the MS is handed over back to the source cell, and the interval
between two handovers is shorter than the value of this parameter, this
Description
handover is counted as a ping-pong handover.
Managed Object
BSC
0..60
Step: 1
Unit
Default Value
10
Default Value
Generally, the handover is regarded as a ping-pong handover if an MS is
handed over forth and back between two cells within 10 seconds.

The default value is recommended. The larger the parameter value is,
the longer the time is in which a handover is deemed as a ping-pong
handover.
Change Mode
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Related features
ZGB-02-02-002 Basic Handover Decision
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
Set ID->BSC Function ID->System Control parameters->Performance

Management Parameters
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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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6.7.2 Number of measurement reports for dropped connections

(LatestMeasureRptNum)
Full Name
Number of measurement reports for dropped connections
Abbreviation
LatestMeasureRptNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the number of measurement reports that are
used for averaging before a call drop. According to the analysis of
average level and quality, the cause of the call drop can be found. The
MS periodically reports measurement reports, which can be used to find
the call drop cause. This parameter (LatestMeasureRptNum) indicates
the number of measurement reports received from the MS.
If the number of measurement reports received from the MS is
smaller than LatestMeasureRptNum, the call drop cause cannot be
found, and the call drop will be counted as "other call drops". If the
number of measurement reports received from the MS is larger than
LatestMeasureRptNum, the measurement reports will be averaged to
Description
find the call drop cause.
Managed Object
BSC
0..10
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is 1. A larger value, 4, is recommended. Generally,
the average of four measurement reports is relatively correct.

The parameter value 4 is recommended to ensure enough measurement

reports are involved in the averaging so as to obtain more correct data,
such as average level and average quality.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
6.7.3 Uplink quality threshold (DropBadQualULThs)

Full Name
Uplink quality threshold
Abbreviation
DropBadQualULThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter specifies a threshold for the statistics of call drops. A call
drop will be counted as call drop caused by poor uplink quality when the
Description
uplink quality level is greater than this threshold.
Managed Object
BSC
0..70
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
50
Default Value
The default value is 50. A larger value, 59, is recommended. Generally,

the uplink quality can be regarded as very poor when the uplink quality
level is larger than 59, which are most likely to result in call drops.
You can set this parameter according to the network quality.
In general cases:

For populous urban areas with much interference and poor network
quality, you can set this parameter to a higher value and the value 59 is
recommended.
For rural areas with litter interference and good network quality, you can
set this parameter to a lower value and the value 50 is recommended.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
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Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.7.4 Downlink quality threshold (DropBadQualDLThs)

Full Name
Downlink quality threshold
Abbreviation
DropBadQualDLThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When a call drop occurs, it will be counted as a call drop caused by poor
Description
downlink quality if the downlink quality value is not less than the threshold.
Managed Object
BSC
0..70
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
50
Default Value
None
You can set this parameter according to the network quality. For
populous urban areas where interference is high and network quality is
poor, you can set this parameter to a higher value and the value 59 is
recommended. For rural areas where interference is low and network

quality is good, you can set this parameter to a lower value and the
value 50 is recommended.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.7.5 Uplink signal strength threshold (DropLowSigStrULThs)

Full Name
Uplink signal strength threshold
Abbreviation
DropLowSigStrULThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When a call drop occurs, it will be counted as a call drop caused by low
Description
level if the uplink level value is not more than the threshold.
Managed Object
BSC
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value
None
You can set this parameter according to the network coverage.

For populous urban areas where the network coverage is large, you can
set this parameter to a higher value and the value 10 is recommended.
For rural areas where the network coverage is small, you can set this
parameter to a lower value and the value 8 or 6 is recommended.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.7.6 Downlink signal strength threshold (DropLowSigStrDLThs)

Full Name
Downlink signal strength threshold
Abbreviation
DropLowSigStrDLThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When a call drop occurs, it will be counted as a call drop caused by low
Description
level if the downlink level value is not more than the threshold.
Managed Object
BSC
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
12
Default Value
Generally, if the downlink level is lower than 12, it is considered to be
too low and call drops will occur.


For populous urban areas where the network coverage is large, you can
set this parameter to a higher value and the value 14 is recommended.
For rural areas where the network coverage is small, you can set this
parameter to a lower value and the value 12 is recommended.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
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Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.7.7 Excessive TA threshold (DropExcessiveTAThs)

Full Name
Excessive TA threshold
Abbreviation
DropExcessiveTAThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When a call drop occurs, it will be counted as a call drop caused by long
TA if the distance between the MS and the network (reflected by the TA
Description
value) is not less than the threshold.
Managed Object
BSC
0..63
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
20
Default Value
Generally, if the TA value is higher than 20, the distance between the
MS and the BTS is considered to be too long and call drops can occur.

For populous urban areas where site coverage is small, you can set this
parameter to a lower value and the value 10 is recommended.
For rural areas where site coverage is large, you can set this parameter
to a higher value and the value 20 is recommended.
Change Mode
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None
Related Parameters
None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Abis
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.8 Baseband Frequency Hopping TRX Exchange

Parameters
6.8.1 Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange support
(Info_0_1)
Full Name
Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange support
Abbreviation
Info_0_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to support automatic baseband frequency hopping switchovers. This function can be enabled only when
the BSC- and cell-level switches are enabled. When a carrier in the
frequency hopping group fails, the system will automatically remove the
carrier from the frequency hopping group and move it back after the
Description
carrier is back to normal.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes
0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
0: No
Default Value
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Baseband frequency hopping switchover is an auxiliary O&M function

of baseband frequency hopping. In a system that is configured with

baseband frequency hopping, this function can prevent some failed
carriers from affecting all carriers in the frequency hopping group.
If you set this parameter to Yes, the function is enabled.
Change Mode
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Related features
Related Parameters
[Cell]Info_0_3
Relationship

Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function->System Control Parameter->Baseband Frequency

Hopping TRX Exchange Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.8.2 Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange scan timer

(Info_1_0)
Full Name
Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange scan timer
Abbreviation
Info_1_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter indicates the time interval to scan whether the carriers of
the baseband frequency hopping need to be switched over.
Start: This timer starts periodically.
At expiry: The BSC will check whether any baseband frequency hopping
Description
carrier failure exists.
Managed Object
BSC
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600..9000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
3000
Default Value
The default value should be larger than the carrier reset time and the
time for the radio configuration data to be sent to the BTS.

This parameter should be set according to the system load and the
failure processing time. The higher the value is, the longer time it
will take for the baseband frequency hopping to be back to normal.
Otherwise, the lower the value is, the shorter time it will take. However,
the time must not be shorter than the total value of the parameters
Info_1_16 and Info_2_0.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.8.3 Baseband frequency hopping TRX configuration timer

(Info_1_16)
Full Name
Baseband frequency hopping TRX configuration timer
Abbreviation
Info_1_16
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
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After a baseband frequency hopping carrier is switched over, the BTS

configuration must be updated. This parameter indicates the time
interval before the BTS response timer expires.
Start: The BSC removes failed carriers from the frequency hopping
group and sends new configuration to the BTS.
Stop: Sending configuration to the BTS completes.
At expiry: The carrier switchover of the baseband frequency hopping will
Description
fail and a new switchover will be initiated.
Managed Object
BSC
100..3000
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
1800
Default Value
Three minutes are long enough to send radio configuration data to the
BTS.
sending radio configuration data to the BTS. The value must not be lower
than the time that is needed by the BSC to send radio configuration
This parameter should be set to a value that allows the BSC to finish
data to the BTS.

Change Mode
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

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6.8.4 Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange check delay

timer (Info_2_0)
Full Name
Baseband frequency hopping TRX exchange check delay timer
Abbreviation
Info_2_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When the BSC detects that a baseband frequency hopping carrier needs
to be switched over, it will wait for a period of time before making another
check to decide whether a switchover is still needed. This parameter
indicates the dealy time.
Start: The system detects a baseband frequency hopping carrier failure.
At expiry: The BSC will remove failed carriers from the frequency
Description
hopping group.
Managed Object
BSC
100..1800
Step: 1
Unit
100 ms
Default Value
600
Default Value
If the failed carrier can be back to normal in one minute, no switchover
is required.
Shielding the carrier failures in a certain period of time can avoid

frequent baseband frequency hopping switchovers caused by transient

carrier failures or carrier resets. The higher the value is, the longer time
it will take for the baseband frequency hopping to be back to normal.
Otherwise, the lower the value is, the shorter time it will take.
Change Mode
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Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
None
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
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None
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None
6.9 GPRS Operation Control Parameters

6.9.1 Two-phase access (TwoPhaseAccess)
Full Name
Two-phase access
Abbreviation
TwoPhaseAccess
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether the MS uses two-phase access forcedly
Description
to establish links for uplink TBFs on the CCCH.
Managed Object
BSC
1: Yes; 0: No
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value
The default value is set to know the radio capabilities of the MS as soon
as possible.
One-phase access can increase the success rate of link establishments,
but cannot maximize the multi-timeslot capability of the MS in time.
Change Mode
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Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
ID->BSC Function ID->System Control Parameters->GPRS Operation

Control Parameters
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6.9.2 Send radio status to SGSN (GBMsgSndInd_0)

Full Name
Send radio status to SGSN
Abbreviation
GBMsgSndInd_0
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to send the radio status message to
the SGSN in the following cases:
The MS is out of the coverage and the reason is described as "radio
connection with MS interrupted".
Radio quality is poor and the reason is described as "radio quality is not
good enough".
The MS is required to carry out a cell reselection at the network side and
the reason is described as "cell reselection command".
The MS cannot be required to carry out a cell reselection or internal
rerouting at the network side, and the reason is described as "ready
for cell reselection".
PCCO fails and the reason is described as "cell reselection failure".
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value

This parameter depends on the processing mode of the CN. If the CN
will suspend data sending after receiving the Status message, you
can set this switch according to the duration of the suspension. If the
suspension affects the DT test, you can disable the switch.
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None
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None
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Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.9.3 Send LLC discard to SGSN (GBMsgSndInd_1)

Full Name
Send LLC discard to SGSN
Abbreviation
GBMsgSndInd_1
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
This parameter decides whether to send discarded LLC frames to the
SGSN. If it is set to Yes, the LLC frames discarded in the local cell will
be sent to the SGSN.
Description
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
Yes
Default Value

This parameter depends on the processing mode of the CN. If sending
the discarded LLC frames affects the downlink data flow control of the
CN, it is recommended to disable the sending.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
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None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.9.4 Threshold of quality in radio status (RadStaQuaThs)

Full Name
Threshold of quality in radio status
Abbreviation
RadStaQuaThs
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
Upon the overflow of N3105, a RADIO STATUS message is sent to the
SGSN. The RADIO STATUS message contains a cause value: 0 or 1.
The cause value 0 indicates a broken radio link to the MS. The cause
value 1 indicates a poor radio quality. The BSC can judge whether the
cause value in the radio status message is 0 or 1 by comparing the radio
quality provided by the DOWNLINK ACK message with the threshold
Description
specified by this parameter.
Managed Object
BSC
0..31
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value of this parameter depends on the radio link quality.
Set the threshold for radio status according to the actual radio quality
in the network. If the radio quality is poor in common, the parameter
value can be appropriately decreased in consideration of the influence of

a possible DT.
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Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Gb
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path
set ID->BSC Function ID->Set System Control Parameter->GPRS

Operation Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.9.5 Send packet TBF release to MS when BSS abnormal

(PacketTBFRel)
Full Name
Send packet TBF release to MS when BSS abnormal
Abbreviation
PacketTBFRel
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
If exceptions, such as channel exceptions or FAI response exceptions,
occur at the network side, this parameter will be used to decide whether
Description
to send the TBF release message to the MS.
Managed Object
BSC
Yes, No
0: No; 1: Yes
Unit
None
Default Value
No
Default Value
The default value depends on the network conditions.
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This parameter is set according to whether the TBFs should be released

immediately or after the exception expires. If the TBFs are not released
immediately, resource releases at the BSC side will be inconsistent with

those at the MS side.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.9.6 Initial retry interval in downlink buffer state

(DwBufRetryInterval)
Full Name
Initial retry interval in downlink buffer state
Abbreviation
DwBufRetryInterval
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When a downlink TBF release occurs due to exceptions, the BSSGP will
turn to Buffer status. This parameter indicates the time interval to initiate
Description
an immediate downlink assignment.
Managed Object
BSC
0..255
Step: 1
Unit
10 ms
Default Value
10
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Default Value
The default value is determined according to cell reselection time and
reaccess time.
This parameter is set according to cell reselection time and reaccess
time. Generally, the default value is recommended.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
6.9.7 Retry number in downlink buffer state (DwBufRetryNum)

Full Name
Retry number in downlink buffer state
Abbreviation
DwBufRetryNum
3GPP Name
None
3GPP Reference
None
When a downlink TBF release occurs due to exceptions, the BSSGP will
turn to Buffer status. This parameter indicates the number of immediate
Description
downlink assignments that can be initiated in this status.
Managed Object
BSC
0..5
Step: 1
Unit
None
Default Value
Default Value
The default value is determined according to cell reselection time and
reaccess time.
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This parameter is set according to cell reselection time and reaccess
time. Generally, the default value is recommended.
Change Mode
Offline
Related features
None
Related Parameters
None
Relationship
None
Related Interfaces
Um
Impact on Equipment
Impact on service
Negotiation With CN
NO
OMC Access Path

Control Parameters
Parameter Modifying
Version
None
Parameter Modifying
Detail
None
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Appendix A
Flow Control Policy Values

Barred
Overload
Class
Rxlev_Ac-
Penalty
Cell select
Level
Number
cess_Min
Time
Offset
-1(255)
-2(254)
-2(254)
-3(253)
-3(253)
-3(253)
-4(252)
-3(253)
-4(252)
-3(253)
11111
-3(253)
-3(253)
11111
-2(254)
-3(253)
11111
-1(255)
-3(253)
10
11111
-3(253)
11
11111
-3(253)
12
10
11111
-3(253)
MaxTx-integer
Retrans
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Appendix B
Power Values
GSM900
GSM1800
MS Output
Value
MS Output
Power (dBm)
Value
Power (dBm)
0~2
39
29
36
37
30
34
35
31
32
33
30
...
...
...
16
11
...
...
17
13
18
14
19~31
15 ~ 28
28
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Appendix C
Setting of Cell Layers

Adjacent Cell
Current
Cell
GSM
GSM
Sectoral
GSM 900M
GSM 900M
1800M
1800M
Cell
Macro Cell
Micro Cell
Macro Cell
Micro Cell
Pico Cell
Sectoral
Cell
SAME
LOWER
LOWER
LOWER
UPPER
SAME
UPPER
LOWER
LOWER
SAME
LOWER
LOWER
cro Cell
UPPER
UPPER
SAME
LOWER
Pico Cell
UPPER
UPPER
GSM 900M
Macro Cell
GSM 900M
Micro Cell
GSM
1800M
Macro Cell
GSM
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Appendix D
Relationship between
Parameter Interface and
Database Value
This section introduces the relation between parameter interface and database value.
Table of Contents
BSC Function Parameters Interface........................................................................ D-1
GERAN External Cell Parameters .......................................................................... D-8
UTRAN External Cell Parameters ........................................................................... D-9
Cell Parameters...................................................................................................... D-9
Cell Object Parameters Interface .......................................................................... D-19
D.1 BSC Function Parameters Interface

D.1.1 Basic Property Parameters
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Support the maximum length of MNC (MNC3Digits)

Interface value
Database value
2 digits
3 digits
Net Type (Net)

Interface value
Database value
CTCN
CMCN
China
Unicom
Communication
Network
(CUCN)
Railway Telecom Network (RLTN)
China Netcom (CNC)
National Farm Transition Network (NFTN)
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Interface value
Database value
Network 7
Network 8
SP Type (SpType)
Interface value
Database value
SEP
Signaling Transfer Point (STP)
Signaling terminal end point (STEP)
TC type support (TCType)

Interface value
Database value
Inner TC
Outer TC
Global time zone (GlobalTimeZone)

Interface value
Database Value
(GMT-12:00) Enewetak, Kwajalein Island
-720
(GMT-11:30) Midway Island, Samoan Islands
-690
(GMT-11:30) Midway Island, Samoan Islands
-660
(GMT-10:30) Hawaii
-630
(GMT-10:00) Hawaii
-600
(GMT-09:30) Alaska
-570
(GMT-09:00) Alaska
-540
(GMT-08:30) Western Standard Time (USA

and Canada)
-510
(GMT-08:00) Western Standard Time (USA

and Canada)
-480
(GMT-07:30) Arizona
-450
(GMT-07:00) Arizona
-420
(GMT-06:30) Mexico
-390
(GMT-06:00) Mexico, Saskatchewan
-360
(GMT-05:30) Bogota, Lima
-330
(GMT-05:00) Bogota, Lima, Eastern Standard

Time (USA and Canada)
-300
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Interface value
Database Value
(GMT-04:30) San Diego
-270
(GMT-04:00) San Diego
-240
(GMT-03:30) Newfoundlander
-210
(GMT-03:00) Brasilia, Buenos Aires
-180
(GMT-02:30) Mid-Atlantic
-150
(GMT-02:00) Mid-Atlantic
-120
(GMT-01:30) Cape Verde Islands, Azores Islands
-90
(GMT-01:00) Cape Verde Islands, Azores Islands
-60
(GMT-0:30) Greenwich Mean Time, London
-30
(GMT) Greenwich Mean Time, London
(GMT-0:30) Greenwich Mean Time, London
30
(GMT+01:00) Berlin, Roman, Paris
60
(GMT+01:30) Berlin, Roman, Paris
90
(GMT+02:00) Helsinki, Cairo, Athens
120
(GMT+02:30) Helsinki, Cairo, Athens
150
(GMT+03:00)
Baghdad,
Kuwait,
Riyadh,
Moscow
180
(GMT+03:30) Teheran
210
(GMT+04:00) Baku, Tbilisi
240
(GMT+04:30) Kabul
270
(GMT+05:00) Islamabad, Karachi
300
(GMT+05:30) Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, New

Delhi
330
(GMT+06:00) Alma-ata, Dacca
360
(GMT+06:30) Rangoon
390
(GMT+07:00) Bangkok, Djakarta
420
(GMT+07:30) Bangkok, Djakarta
450
(GMT+08:00) Beijing
480
(GMT+08:30) Beijing
510
(GMT+09:00) Seoul, Tokyo
540
(GMT+09:30) Adelaide, Darwin
570
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Interface value
Database Value
(GMT+10:00) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney,

Guam
600
(GMT+10:30) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney,

Guam
630
(GMT+11:00) Magadan, The Solomon Islands
660
(GMT+11:30) Magadan, The Solomon Islands
690
(GMT+12:00) Wellington, Marshall Islands
720
(GMT+12:30) Wellington, Marshall Islands
750
(GMT+13:00) Nuku'alofa
780
D.1.2 Radio Basic Property Parameters

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DCS1800/PCS1900 Supported (FuncExt)

Interface value
Database value
DCS1800
PCS1900
MSC version ID (MSCVer)

Interface value
Database value
Release 98 or older
Release 99 or newer
D.1.3 Other Parameters

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Preferred speech version (half) (PreferSpeechVer)

PreferSpeechVer is a field jointed by half-rate and full-rate. Jointing mode: addition
by bit after shifting
PreferSpeechVer = (PreferSpeechVer _0<<2)+ PreferSpeechVer _1
PreferSpeechVer _0: half-rate
PreferSpeechVer _1: Full-rate
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Note:
In this manual, the shift jointing mode is expressed by a formula.
For
instance, (PreferSpeechVer_0<<2) + PreferSpeechVer_1, meaning the value
of PreferSpeechVer_0 is shifted two bits to left and jointed with the value of
PreferSpeechVer_1.
Interface value
Database value
Not specify the preferred version
Half-rate version 1
Half-rate version 3
Preferred speech version (full) (PreferSpeechVer)

PreferSpeechVer is a field jointed by half-rate and full-rate. Jointing mode: addition
by bit after shifting
PreferSpeechVer = (PreferSpeechVer _0<<2)+ PreferSpeechVer _1
PreferSpeechVer _0: half-rate
PreferSpeechVer _1: Full-rate
Interface value
Database value
Not specify the preferred version
Full-rate version 1
Full-rate version 2
Full-rate version 3
TFOControl
TFOControl is a jointed field. Jointing mode: addition by bit after shift
TFOControl = (TFOControl _3<<3) + (TFOControl _2<<2) + (TFOControl _1<<1) +
TFOControl _0.
TFOControl_0: TFO Enable
TFOControl_1: coding/decoding type optimization enable
TFOControl_2: coding/decoding type unmatched enable
TFOControl_3: AMR optimization mode
D.1.4 AMR Half Method Parameters

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Initial codec mode (IsAmrlCM)

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IsAmrICM is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate, jointing
mode: IsAmrICM (full) + IsAmrICM (half), jointed by string.
Interface value
Database value
Initial codec mode
Startmode codec
Start mode (AmrStartMode)

AmrStartMode is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate,
jointing mode: AmrStartMode (full) + AmrStartMode (half), jointed by string.
Enable noise control (IsAmrNscb)

IsAmrNscb is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate, jointing
mode: IsAmrNscb (full) + IsAmrNscb (half), jointed by string.
Thresholds of AMR (AmrThresholds)

AmrThresholds is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate,
jointing mode: AmrThresholds (full) + AmrThresholds (half), jointed by string from top
to bottom.
Hysteresis of AMR (AmrHysteresis)

AmrHysteresis is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate,
jointing mode: AmrHysteresis (full) + AmrHysteresis (half), jointed by string from top
to bottom.
D.1.5 AMR Full Method Parameters

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Initial codec mode (IsAmrlCM)

IsAmrICM is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate, jointing
mode: IsAmrICM (full) + IsAmrICM (half), jointed by string.
Interface value
Database value
Initial codec mode
Startmode codec
Start mode (AmrStartMode)

AmrStartMode is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate,
jointing mode: AmrStartMode (full) + AmrStartMode (half), jointed by string.
Enable noise control (IsAmrNscb)

IsAmrNscb is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate, jointing
mode: IsAmrNscb (full) + IsAmrNscb (half), jointed by string.
Threshold of AMR (AmrThresholds)

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AmrThresholds is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate,

jointing mode: AmrThresholds (full) + AmrThresholds (half), jointed by string from top
to bottom.
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Hysteresis of AMR (AmrHysteresis)

AmrHysteresis is a jointed field in database. AMR half-rate is jointed with full-rate,
jointing mode: AmrHysteresis (full) + AmrHysteresis (half), jointed by string from top
to bottom.
D.1.6 GPRS Property 1 Parameters

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Cn
CN is a jointed field in the database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to
bottom.
Nn
Nn is a jointed field in the database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to
bottom.
Xn
Xn is a jointed field in the database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to
bottom.
D.1.7 GPRS Property 2 Parameters

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NACC supported (NACCSupport)

Interface value
Database value
Not support NACC
Support NACC, not support LLC framework

conversion
Support NACC, also support LLC framework

conversion.
Net operation mode (NMO)

Interface value
Database value
Network Operation Mode 1
Downlink TBF retry (DITBFRetry)
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Interface value
Database Value
Not retry
Retry 1 times
Retry 2 times
D.1.8 EDGE Parameters

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SGSN version ID (SGSNVer)

Interface value
Database value
Release 98 or older
Release 99 or newer
R99 Ind (R99Ind)

Interface value
Database Value
non-R99 version
R99 version
D.2 GERAN External Cell Parameters

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Cell type (CellType)

Interface value
Database value
Umbrella cell
Macro Cell
Micro cell
Pico Cell
Extended range cell
Frequency band (FreqBand)

Interface value
Database value
GSM900
EXT900
DCS1800
PCS1900
GSM850
7
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D.3 UTRAN External Cell Parameters

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UTRAN cell type (CellType3G)

Interface value
Database value
FDD
TDD
UTRAN adjacent cell bandwidth (BandWidth3G)

Interface value
Database value
0 (3.84Mcps)
1 (1.28Mcps)
D.4 Cell Parameters

D.4.1 Basic Parameters 1
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Cell type (CellType)

Interface value
Database value
Umbrella cell
Macro Cell
Micro cell
Pico Cell
Extended range cell
Frequency band (FreqBand)

Interface value
Database value
GSM900
EXT900
DCS1800
PCS1900
GSM850
Frequency band of subCell (SubFreqBand)

Interface value
Database value
GSM900
0
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Interface value
Database value
EXT900
DCS1800
PCS1900
GSM850
GPRS service supported (PsSupport)

Interface value
Database value
No
Support EDGE
EGPRS2-A support
Common control channel configuration (CcchConf)

Interface value
Database value
CCCH uses one physical channel, not combined with SDCCH
One basic physical channel used by CCCH, use

with SDCCH
Two basic physical channels used by CCCH, do

not use with SDCCH
Three basic physical channels used by CCCH,

do not use with SDCCH
Four basic physical channels used by CCCH,

do not use with SDCCH
D.4.2 Basic Parameters 2

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AMR codec adjust mode (AmrAdjMode)

Interface value
Database value
AMR rapid speed mode
Adjustment interval for configuration
D.4.3 Other Parameters

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CipherMode
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CipherMode is a jointed field in database by CipherMode-0~ CipherMode-7. Jointing

mode: jointed by string from top to bottom.
D.4.4 System Parameters

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InterfBoundary
InterfBoundary is a jointed field in database by InterfBoundary_0~ InterfBoundary_5.
Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to bottom.
D.4.5 GPRS Other Parameters 1

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SI13 sending position (Si13Locate)

Interface value
Database value
BCCH Norm
BCCH Ext
Packet access priority threshold (PriAcThr)

Interface value
Database value
Disallow packet access
Allow packet access with the priority level 1
Allow packet access with the priority level 1-2
Allow priority
D.4.6 GPRS Cell Options Parameters

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T3168
Interface value
Database value
0.5
1.5
2.5
3.5
7
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T3192
Interface value
Database value
500
1000
1500
80
120
160
200
DRX mode holding time (DrxTimeMax, s)

Interface value
Database value
16
32
64
Packet control acknowledgment type (CtraCKType)

Interface value
Database value
4 access burst
RLC/MAC control block
Access burst type (AccessType)

Interface value
Database value
8 bits
11 bits
N3102 decrease step (PanDec)

Interface value
Database value
0
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Interface value
Database value
12
16
20
24
28
32
N3102 increase step (PanInc)

Interface value
Database value
12
16
20
24
28
32
N3102 MAX (PanMax)

Interface value
Database value
12
16
20
24
28
32
GPRS Phone Init Coding

GPRS phone init coding is a jointed field in the database.
1*16Kbps+2~4*16Kbps jointed by string.
Jointing mode:
GPRS phones init code can be changed (InitAttachExch_0)

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InitAttachExch is a jointed field.

Jointing mode:
(INITATTACHEXCH_1<<1)+INITATTACHEXCH_0).
addition by bit after shift
InitAttachExch_0: GPRS phones init code can be changed dynamically.

InitAttachExch_1: EGPRS phones init code can be changed
D.4.7 GPRS NC Survey Parameters

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Packet Idle mode (NcRepPerI, s)

Interface value
Database value
0.48
0.96
1.92
3.84
7.68
15.36
30.72
61.44
Packet transmission mode (NcRepPerT, s)

Interface value
Database value
0.48
0.96
1.92
3.84
7.68
15.36
30.72
61.44
Network control order (CtrlOrder)

Interface value
Database value
NC0
NC1
NC2
NC hold time in non-drx mode (NcNoDrxPer, s)

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Interface value
Database value
No non-DRX mode
0.24
0.48
0.72
0.96
1.2
1.44
1.92
Extended measurement report order (ExMeaOrder)

Interface value
Database value
EM0
EM1
Type of extended measurement report (ExtRepType)

Interface value
Database value
Type 1
Type 2
Type 3
Report period of extended measurement (ExtRepPer, s)

Interface value
Database value
60
120
240
480
960
1920
3840
7680
D.4.8 GPRS Power Control Parameters

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Power control measurement channel (PcMeasChan)

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Interface value
Database value
BCCH
PDCH
D.4.9 GPRS Cell Reselection Parameters

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Cell reselection offset (ReselOffset, 2db)

ReselOffset is a jointed field in database by ReselOff_0 and ReselOff_0. Jointing
mode: ReselOff_0 + ReselOff_1 jointed by string.
Reselection temporary offset (TempOffset, dB)

TempOffset is a jointed field in database by TempOffset_0 and TempOffset_1. Jointing
mode: TempOffset_0+ TempOffset_1 jointed by string.
Interface value
Database value
10
20
30
40
50
60
Large infinite
Penalty time of cell reselection (PenalTime, 10s)

PenalTime is a jointed field in database by PenalTime_0 and PenalTime_1. Jointing
mode: PenalTime_0 + PenalTime_1 jointed by string.
Interval of reselecting the same cell (T_RESEL, s)

T_RESEL is a jointed field in database by T_RESEL_0 and T_RESEL_1. Jointing
mode: T_RESEL_0 + T_RESEL_1 jointed by string.
Interface value
Database value
10
15
20
30
60
5
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Interface value
Database value
120
300
Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_THR)

HCS_THR is a jointed field in database by HCS_THR_0 and HCS_THR_1. Jointing
mode: HCS_THR_0+HCS_THR_1 jointed by string.
HCS priority (PrioClass)

PrioClass is a jointed field in database by PrioClass_0 and PrioClass_1. Jointing
mode: PrioClass_0+PrioClass_1 jointed by string.
C31 hysteresis (C31_HYST)

C31_HYST is a jointed field in database by C31_HYST_0 and C31_HYST_1. Jointing
mode: C31_HYST_0+C31_HYST_1 jointed by string.
GPRS cell reselection hysteresis (ReselHys, dB)

ReselHys is a jointed field in database by ReselHys_0 and ReselHys_1. Jointing
mode: ReselHys_0+ReselHys_1 jointed by string.
Routing reselection hysteresis (RaReselHys, dB)

RaReselHys is a jointed field in database by RaReselHys_0 and RaReselHys_1.
Jointing mode: RaReselHys_0+RaReselHys_1 jointed by string.
Random access attempt permitted (RadAcRetry)

RadAcRetry is a jointed field in database by RadAcRetry_0 and RadAcRetry_1.
Jointing mode: RadAcRetry_0+RadAcRetry_1 jointed by string.
Usage of cell reselection offset (C32_QUAL)

C32_QUAL is a jointed field in database by C32_QUAL_0 and C32_QUAL_1. Jointing
mode: C32_QUAL_0+C32_QUAL_1 jointed by string.
GPRS access minimum signal level (RxLevAsMin)

RxLevAsMin is a jointed field in database by RxLevAsMin_0 and RxLevAsMin_1.
Jointing mode: RxLevAsMin_0+RxLevAsMin_1 jointed by string.
HCS exist (HCS_EXIST)

HCS_EXIST is a jointed field in database by HCS_EXIST_0 and HCS_EXIST_1.
Jointing mode: HCS_EXIST_0+HCS_EXIST_1 jointed by string.
GPRS MAX initial access signal level (MsTxMaxCch)

MsTxMaxCch is a jointed field in database by MsTxMaxCch_0 and MsTxMaxCch_1.
Jointing mode: MsTxMaxCch_0+MsTxMaxCch_1 jointed by string.
D.4.10 GPRS Channel Parameters

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Interval range of packet access attempt (TxInt)

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Interface value
Database value
10
12
14
10
16
11
20
12
25
13
32
14
50
15
Interval period of packet access attempt (S)

Interface value
Database value
12
15
20
30
41
55
76
109
163
217
MAX Times of Attempt (MaxRetrans)

MaxRetrans is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to
bottom.
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Interface value
Database value
Access Control Level (AccCtrlClass)

AccCtrlClass is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top
to bottom.
Access Persist Level (PersistLev)

PersistLev is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to
bottom.
D.4.11 EDGE Parameters

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EGPRS Phone Init Coding

It is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to bottom.
Interface value
Database value
MCS1
MCS2
MCS3
MCS4
MCS5
MCS6
MCS7
MCS8
MCS9
D.5 Cell Object Parameters Interface

D.5.1 TRX Info Parameters
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TRX type (TrxType)

Interface value
Database value
Common TRX
0
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Interface value
Database value
Extended TRX
Static power level (PwRreduction)

Interface value
Database Value
Max output power
Max output power -2dB
Max output power +1.5dB
253
Max output power +1dB
254
Max output power +0.5dB
255
D.5.2 Channel Info Parameters

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Interface value
Database value
TCH/F
TCH/H(0, 1)+FACCH/H(0, 1)+SACCH/TH(0, 1)
TCH/H(0, 0)+FACCH/H(0, 1)+SACCH/TH(0,
1)+TCH/H(0, 1)
SDCCH/8+SACCH/C8
FCCH+SCH+BCCH+CCCH
BCCH+SDCCH/4
BCCH+CCCH
BCCH+SDCCH/4+CBCH
SDCCH+CBCH
PBCCH+PCCCH+PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH
12
PCCCH+PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH
13
PDTCH+PACCH+PTCCH
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Ps Service Preference Property

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Interface value
Database value
No preference
255
GPRS preference
EDGE preference
EDGE exclusion
EGPRS2-A Preference
EGPRS2-A dedicated
D.5.3 Power Control Parameters

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Power control PwrDecrLimit

It is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to bottom.
Increase uplink level Threshold, Value P, and Value N

It is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top to bottom in
the sequence of FR, HR, AMR FR, AMR HR.
Decrease uplink level Threshold, Value P, and Value N

Increase uplink quality Threshold, Value P, and Value N

Decrease uplink quality Threshold, Value P, and Value N

Increase downlink level Threshold, Value P, and Value N

Decrease downlink level Threshold, Value P, and Value N

Increase downlink quality Threshold, Value P, and Value N

Decrease downlink quality Threshold, Value P, and Value N

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FR Power increasing step (db) (PWRINCSTEP_0)

PWRINCSTEP is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top
to bottom in the sequence of FR, HR, AMR FR, AMR HR.
FR Power decreasing step (db) (PWRREDSTEP_0)

PWRREDSTEP is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from
top to bottom in the sequence of FR, HR, AMR FR, AMR HR.
MAX power level of MS (MsTxPwrMax)

MsTxPwrMax is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top
MIN power level of MS (MsTxPwrMin)

MsTxPwrMin is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top
MIN power level of BS (BxTxPwrMin)

BsTxPwrMin is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top
MIN interval of power control (PcMinInterval)

PcMinInterval is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: jointed by string from top
D.5.4 Handover Control Parameters

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Frequency control value for handover on traffic (TrafficHoFreqrCtl)

Interface value
Database value
GSM900
EXT900
DCS1800
PCS1900
GSM850
HoPatternInd
HoPatternInd is a jointed field. Jointing mode: addition by bit after shift.
HoPatternInd = (HoPatternInd4<<3) + (HoPatternInd3<<2) + (HoPatternInd2<<1) +
HoPatternInd1.
HoPatternInd1: Enable synchronized handover
HoPatternInd2: Enable unsynchronized handover
HoPatternInd3: Enable pseudo-synchronization handover
HoPatternInd4: Enable pre-synchronized handover
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HoControl
HoControl is a jointed field. Jointing mode: addition by bit after shift.
HoControl = (HoControl18<<17) + (HoControl17<<16) + (HoControl16<<15) +
(HoControl15<<14) + (HoControl14<<13) + (HoControl13<<12) + (HoControl12<<11)
+ (HoControl11<<10) + (HoControl10<<9) + (HoControl9<<8) + (HoControl8<<7)
+ (HoControl7<<6) + (HoControl6<<5) + (HoControl5<<4) + (HoControl4<<3) +
(HoControl3<<2) + (HoControl2<<1) + HoControl1
HoControl1: Enable SDCCH handover
HoControl2: Enable inter-cell handover attempt due to uplink interference
HoControl3: Enable inter-cell handover attempt due to downlink interference
HoControl4: Enable handover due to distance
HoControl5: Enable standard PBGT handover
HoControl6: Enable automatic handover based on traffic
HoControl7: Enable handover based on direction
HoControl8: Enable handover based on homocentric circularity
HoControl9: Enable intra-cell handover in super TRX channel due to downlink
interference
HoControl10:
interference
Enable intra-cell handover in super TRX channel due to uplink
HoControl11: Enable adjacent cells handover in super TRX channel due to PBGT
HoControl12: Enable dynamic adjustment of handover priority
HoControl13: Enable rapid handover
HoControl14: Enable Macro-Micro delay handover
HoControl15: Enable Micro-Macro delay handover
HoControl16: Enable internal handover based on TA
HoControl17: Enable force transfer handover
HoControl18: Subcell handover algorithm
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Subcell handover algorithm (HoControl18)

Interface value
Database value
Concentric handover
Path loss and TA handover
D.5.5 UTRAN Cell Control Parameters

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Measurement threshold of UE performing GPRS UTRAN cell (Qsearch_P)

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Qsearch_P is a jointed field in database. Jointing mode: Qsearch_P_0+Qsearch_P_1

jointed by string.
Qsearch_P_0: idle
Qsearch_P_1: packet transmission
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FDD GPRS reselection offset (FDD_GPRS_Qoffset)

FDD_GPRS_Qoffset is a jointed field in database.
Jointing
FDD_GPRS_Qoffset_0+ FDD_GPRS_Qoffset_1 jointed by string.
mode:
FDD_GPRS_Qoffset_0: Idle
FDD_GPRS_Qoffset_1: packet transmission
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TDD GPRS reselection offset (TDD_GPRS_Qoffset)

TDD_GPRS_Qoffset is a jointed field in database.
Jointing
TDD_GPRS_Qoffset_0+ TDD_GPRS_Qoffset_1 jointed by string.
mode:
TDD_GPRS_Qoffset_0: Idle
TDD_GPRS_Qoffset_1: packet transmission
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PS MIN Ec/No of UTRAN reselecting cell (FDD_QminPS)

FDD_QminPS is a jointed field in database.
FDD_QminPS_1 jointed by string.
Jointing mode: FDD_QminPS_0+
FDD_QminPS_0: Idle
FDD_QminPS_1: packet transmission
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Offset of FDD_QminPS (FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS)

FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS is a jointed field in database.
Jointing
FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS_0+FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS_1 jointed by string.
mode:
FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS_0: idle
FDD_Qmin_OffsetPS_1: packet transmission
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PS MIN RSCP of UTRAN reselecting cell (FDD_RSCPminPS)

FDD_RSCPminPS is a jointed field in database.
FDD_RSCPminPS_0+FDD_RSCPminPS_1 jointed by string.
Jointing
mode:
FDD_RSCPminPS_0: Idle
FDD_RSCPminPS_1: Packet transmission
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Measurement report threshold of Ec/No or RSCP (FDDRprtTho2PS)

FDDRprtTho2PS is a jointed field in database.
FDDRprtTho2PS_0+FDDRprtTho2PS_1 jointed by string.
Jointing
mode:
FDDRprtTho2PS_0: Idle
FDDRprtTho2PS_1: Packet transmission
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D.5.6 UTRAN Handover Control Parameters

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UTRAN handover (ServiceHo)

Interface value
Database Value
Handover to UTRAN first
Not handover to UTRAN first
Not allow to handover to UTRAN
According to MSC, default handover to UTRAN

first
According to MSC, default not handover to

UTRAN first
According to MSC, default not allowed to handover to UTRAN
FDD/TDD handover (FDDTDDPrio)

Interface value
Database value
Priority to FDD
Handover to TDD cell is preferred.
D.5.7 Adjacent Cell Handover and Reselection Parameters

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Neighboring cell layer (NCellLayer)

Interface value
Database Value
Undefined
Same layer as current cell
Upper layer of current cell
Lower layer of current cell
D.5.8 Adjacent Cell Handover Parameters

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Neighboring cell layer (NCellLayer)

Interface value
Database Value
Undefined
Same layer as current cell
Upper layer of current cell
Lower layer of current cell
3
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D.5.9 Frequency Hopping System Parameters

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Frequency hopping mode (FreqHopMode)

Interface value
Database value
Base band freqhop
RFID freqhop
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Appendix E
Mutex Right Management

Table of Contents
Applying for the Mutex Right................................................................................... E-1
Releasing the Mutex Right...................................................................................... E-1
E.1 Applying for the Mutex Right

This section describes how to apply for the mutex right on an BSC managed element. After
obtaining the mutex right, you can perform operations on this BSC managed element and
all its child nodes, such as creating, modifying, and deleting a node. The mutex right can
prevent the other users from configuring the BSC at the same time, which may result in
data confusion.
Steps
1. Right-click BSC Managed Element, and select Apply Mutex Right in the displayed
menu.
2. The Information dialog box is displayed, click Yes, and the mutex right is successfully
acquired.
End of Steps
Result
The icon appears on the configuration resource tree, as shown in . Then, the toolbutton
is enabled, and you can modify the configuration data of this managed element.
Figure E-1 Applying Mutex Right Successfully
E.2 Releasing the Mutex Right

This section describes how to release the mutex right.
A user must release the mutex right on an RNC managed element after modifying the
configuration data of the BSC via a client. Or else, the other users cannot apply for the
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mutex right on this BSC managed element, and thus cannot perform operations on this
BSC.
After the mutex right is released, the green lock icon before the BSC managed element
node disappears, which indicates that no one has obtained the mutex right on the BSC
managed element.
Steps
1. Right-click on BSC Managed Element and select Release Mutex Right in the
displayed menu.
End of Steps
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Figures
Figure 1-1 Starting NE Agent .................................................................................... 1-3
Figure 1-2 Configuration Management tab ................................................................ 1-4
Figure 1-3 Selecting Export Network Plan Data ...................................................... 1-5
Figure 1-4 Selecting MOC to Be Exported ................................................................ 1-5
Figure 1-5 Selecting Attributes to Be Exported for MOC............................................ 1-6
Figure 1-6 Selecting File Type to Be Exported .......................................................... 1-6
Figure 1-7 Parameter Data ....................................................................................... 1-6
Figure 1-8 Selecting Batch Apply Network Plan Data............................................. 1-8
Figure 1-9 Selecting File Type to Be Imported........................................................... 1-9
Figure 1-10 Applying Network Planning Data in Batch .............................................. 1-9
Figure E-1 Applying Mutex Right Successfully ..........................................................E-1
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Figures
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Tables
Table 1-1 Format to Explain Radio Parameters ....................................................... 1-10
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Tables
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Glossary
3GPP
- 3rd Generation Partnership Project
GERAN
- GSM/EDGE Radio Access Network
GSM
- Global System for Mobile Communications
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Chapter 3 External Cell Parameters.......................................................... 3-1

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